The staff of both Far Eastern Office and Branch were well represented in the Insurance Institute's annual sports tournaments; particularly successful were Miss Jacey Ng of Far East Office and Mr Wee Jim Hock of Singapore Branch. Photograph from the press shows Miss Jacey Ng in action.

Preston
Details of new arrivals are given under the `Welcome' and `Transfers' section, but since the last issue of White and Red we have lost the services of Mrs P. Gibson, Mrs C. Watson, Mrs S. Gardner and Miss L. Gardner, all of whom had been with us for some considerable time, and also of Mr P. Childs who has been promoted from Blackpool to Edinburgh.
We congratulate Keith Pringle on being awarded the Institute prize at Newcastle, and also on his foresight in arranging his transfer to Preston in time to ensure that his son and heir was born a Lancastrian.
On the sporting side our table tennis team of Ray Dee, Barry Cooper, Keith Pringle and Paul Gardner successfully entered the Institute league and eventually came out clear winners of their division. Our girls did not let us down either, Miss Vivienne Fryer represented us at the `Miss Insurance 1971' competition and was eliminated only after reaching the final six. A very creditable `first appearance'.

Reading
The past few months have had their quieter moments but three members of our staff have forgone their independence for marriage. Miss Christine Primmer was first in the marriage stakes, followed more recently by Bob Nichol (Oxford) and Miss Lorna Arthurs. Miss Primmer (now