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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1984

+ INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTIONS SHOULD AGAIN BE LIMITED TO 50 CENTS AND MUST BE ENTIRELY VOLUNTARY, BUT SCHOOLS MAY CONSIDER VARIOUS OTHER WAYS AND MEANS OF RAISING MONEY TO SUPPORT THIS PRAISEWORTHY CAUSE, HE SAID.

SCHOOL CONTRIBUTIONS SHOULD BE SENT, PREFERABLY BY CROSSED CHEQUE PAYABLE TO THE HONG KONG TUBERCULOSIS, CHEST AND HEART DISEASES ASSOCIATION, TO THE DEPUTY SECRETARY (GENERAL) OF THE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT, LEE GARDENS, CAUSEWAY BAY, HONG KONG FOR DELIVERY TO THE ASSOCIATION. ENVELOPES SHOULD BE MARKED +ANTI-T.B.+

INSIGNIA PRESENTATION

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INSIGNIA FOR 84 PEOPLE WILL BE PRESENTED BY THE GOVERNOR SIR EDWARD YOUDE, AT A CEREMONY TO BE HELD AT GOVERNMENT HOUSE AT 6 PM ON MONDAY (OCTOBER 29).

THE RECIPIENTS WERE DECORATED BY THE QUEEN FOR SERVICES TO THE PUBLIC.

MR CHIU SHING-CHOW WHO DIED IN A TYPHOON RESCUE OPERATION ON SEPTEMBER 9 LAST YEAR, WAS AWARDED THE QUEEN'S GALLANTRY MEDAL.

MR LEWIS DAVIES, SECRETARY FOR GENERAL DUTIES, WILL RECEIVE THE CBE.

MP ARRIVING * * *

A CONSERVATIVE MP, MR BOWEN WELLS WILL ARRIVE TOMORROW (SUNDAY) FOR A 10-DAY VISIT.

MR WELLS WILL MEET COMMUNITY REPRESENTATIVES AND SENIOR OFFICIALS. HE WILL ALSO VISIT SHA TIN DISTRICT, CHI MA WAN CLOSED CENTRE FOR REFUGEES AND HOUSING ESTATES.

KE WILL GIVE A PRESS CONFERENCE ON NOVEMBER 6, BEFORE DEPARTING THE FOLLOWING DAY.

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