Bulletin Number Five 1983

establishment o f The Fong Shu Fook Tong Foundation Fund Physical Education Prizes for three years, starting from 1982/83. (35) From the Incorporated Trustees o f Chiap Hua Cheng's Foundation the following donations: (a) Four special grants o f HK$ 1,500 each to relieve deserving students w ith financial difficulties in 1982/83. (b) An annual scholarship o f HK$6,000 for an outstanding Medical student, starting from 1983/84. (36) From Mrs. Lina Leung adonation o f HK$12 ， 000 for the establishment o f the 'Madam Lee Leung Fok Yee Memorial Scholarship' for four years, starting from 1983/84. (37) From the following companies donations o f scholarships to MBA students for the year 1982/83: (a) The Dow Chemical Pacific Ltd. two scholar­ ships totalling HK$ 11,000. (b) The Citibank, N.A. a scholarship o f HK$6,000. (38) From Du Pont Asia Pacific Ltd. a donation o f HK$6,000 for the establishment o f two scholar ships in 1983/84. (39) From the Swire Loxley Limited a donation o f HK$5,000 to the Faculty o f Medicine asendow ment for an annual 'Cow and Gate Prize' o f HK$500 to be awarded to a 2nd-year clinical student making the best presentation in the Perinatology seminar beginning from the summer o f 1985. (40) From Burson-Marsteller a scholarship o f HK$3,500 for an outstanding 4th-year student in the Department o f Marketing and Interna­ tional Business. (41) From the Radio Association o f Hong Kong an annual scholarship o f HK$2,500 for an out­ standing student in Electronics, starting from 1983/84. (42) From Dr. Leung Yun four additional prizes o f HK$500 each to the Lau Sui Ying Education Thesis Awards and Education Research Paper Awards for 1983/84. (43) From The Overseas Alumni Association o f The Chinese University o f Hong Kong a donation o f US$200 for a scholarship. (44) From T.S. Tong & Co. a further donation o f HK$ 1,500 for the annual 'T.S. Tong & Co. Scholastic Achievement Award' o f HK$500 for three years. (45) From The Hong Kong Association o f University Women an annual scholarship o f HK$ 1,000 for an outstanding female student, starting from 1983/84. (46) From the respective donors increases in the following scholarships: (a) Three Rho Psi Service-Leadership Scholar ships from the total amount o f US$600 to US$800 w ith effect from 1982/83. (b) Bank o f East Asia Golden Jubilee Scholar ships from HK$3,500 to HK$5 ， 000 each w ith effect from 1983/84. (c) Dr. Yuen Chung Lau Education Thesis Award and Education Research Paper Award from HK$500 to HK$1,000 each w ith effect from 1983/84. (d) Rho Psi Fraternity Hong Kong Chapter Scholarship from HK$1,500 to HK$2,000 w ith effect from 1983/84. Miscellaneous (47) From the Bei Shan Tang Foundation the follow ing donations: (a) HK$100,000 to be used at the discretion o f the Vice-Chancellor. (b) HK$33,000 to the Department o f Fine Arts for the organization o f a study tour to Taiwan. (c) HK$23,000 in support o f the professional tour o f an Assistant Curator to the United States and the tour o f a technician o f the A rt Gallery to Beijing. (d) HK$3,300 for a graduate student in Chinese A rt History, Fine Arts Division, to attend the Symposium on Dunhuang Studies held in Lanzhou, Gansu in August 1983. (48) From the Hong Kong Government a grant o f HK$120,000 for academic exchange pro grammes w ith China. (49) From The Croucher Foundation HK$100,000 in support o f the 1984 International Summer School o f Physics on High-Modulus Polymers and Composites. (50) From Mr. D.H. Chen adonation o f HK$100,000 to be used at the discretion o f the Vice- Chancellor, including the holding o f occasional lectures on Buddhism. (51) From Mr. Vicwood K.T. Chong o f V ictory Brothers & Co. two sets o f rosewood furniture (seventeen pieces) amounting to HK$70,776. (52) From Ho Tim Foundation Ltd. a donation o f HK$60,000 in support o f the International Asian Studies Programme. (53) From the Yale-China Association a grant o f 40 GIFTS AND DONATIONS