05.10.1994
Disk 62

There were a total of …………nos. of entries for the Corporate member section and ……..nos. for the Non-Corporate section. The judging Panel consisted of Mr. Chen Voon Fee, Architect, Mr. Lawrence Lee, representative of Borneo Company and Mr. Jimmy Lim, the President of PAM.

The judging was done over a period of one week.

23.06.1992
Disk 39

Before launching into my report for PAM 1991-1992, I wish to extend my appreciation and gratitude to the members of this Council, for ably carrying on despite my three months of absence due to medical reason; and without their continued effort, the Institute would not have achieved what we have this year.

21/12/1992
Disk 11

Introduction by MC

Reading of the Pam gold Medal Award 1992 Citation by President PAM

The PAM Gold Medal Award was inaugurated in 1987 as the highest award that the Institute can bestow upon any of its individual corporate members.

13.09.1993
Disk 62

There were, in all, 96 entries for the 6 categories of award. This is a bi-annual award and this year, the assessors were Dato Bandar of Kuala Lumpur’s representative, Miss Rabiah @ Mas Bt Haji Adom; practicing architect, Mr. Chen Voon Fee and the President of PAM, Mr. Jimmy C S Lim.

28.05.1992
Disk 39

Welcome to Datuk Bandar & Guest

27.07.1991
Disk 57

In considering the nature and value of art in this essay, I have taken painting as my example of art in relation to craft, within the structure of society today. The reason for this is because it best describes what I am trying to illustrate in this essay. Both art and craft have been discussed in much detail with respect to whether they should be classified together or separately. Much has been disputed about where to draw the line between the two Harold Osborne suggests some distinguishing features,

20.08.1990
Disk 53

Our recent thrust into industrialization has proven to be successful. The dream of Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Dr. Mahatir Mohamad of lifting Malaysia onto a higher level of sophistication appears to come true. The liberalizing of restriction on foreign investment opportunities in Malaysia have attracted many industrial investors from Singapore, Japan and Taiwan. It has contributed towards reviving the dormant building industry in Malaysia. Malaysian economy having been resuscitated has recovered in “leaps and bounce’.

08.01.1990
Disk 55

There is reason to rejoice. M.A. has just completed a scheduled, uninterrupted and continuously improving series of six (6) issues for the year 1989. It has set a milestone in the history of PAM.