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The 10 awardees who were presented with trophies and prizes by Mr Hui were: Mr Ho Hau-yuen from the Driving Test Section; Mr Leung Yiu-wah from the Sha Tin Licensing Office; Miss Wong Kam-mai from the Kwun Tong Licensing Office; Mr Yip Tin-kwai, Miss Law Pun-lan and Miss Lee Mei-hing from the Kowloon Licensing Office; and Miss Lo Wai-hing, Miss To Wai-yee, Miss Lai Ching-ying and Mr Yick Yiu-bing from the Hong Kong Licensing Office.
Mr Hui thanked the Shell Hong Kong Ltd, and the Hong Kong and Macau Director of the Company, Mr Robert Young, for their full support and generous sponsorship for the award scheme.
He also thanked the department's Customer Liaison Group (CLG) members who have devoted their valuable time and effort in giving sound advice to the department to improve various licensing services.
In recognition of the support of those nominators, Mr Young and two CLG members drew 20 nominators, each of them will be awarded an oil coupon worth of $500.
Mr Young also presented a souvenir to representatives of the Sha Tin Licensing Office, the Best Licensing Office 1994 selected by licensing customers.
End/Saturday, January 14, 1995
Cookie campaign funds elderly work
Mrs Patten today (Saturday) called upon residents to support a Cookie Campaign, which raises funds for Helping Hand to continue its work in running residential care homes, sheltered housing units and a holiday centre for the elderly.
This year Helping Hand chooses "Successful Ageing" as its theme to help more of the elderly take a positive look at life and give them a sense of achievement.
In addition to their regular programmes, elderly people are encouraged to take part in community service projects.
"I was struck by how many of our elderly people are still making their own contributions to our community," she said.
Last autumn, she entertained many of the elderly volunteers to tea in Government House.
End/Saturday, January 14, 1995
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