(LRJC) 領袖導師計劃 [解破謎]

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25 7 月 2015 @ 1:00 下午 – 4:00 下午

2015-07-25T13:00:00+08:00

2015-07-25T16:00:00+08:00

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	12 月 2022
				1	2 [JCI Queensway] Officer Training Camp (Day1) [JCI Queensway] Officer Training Camp (Day1) Starts: 0:00 上午 Ends: 星期五, 02 12 月 2022 - 23:59 下午 More details... •	3
4 [JCI Queensway] Officer Training Camp (Day2) [JCI Queensway] Officer Training Camp (Day2) Starts: 0:00 上午 Ends: 星期日, 04 12 月 2022 - 23:59 下午 More details... •	5	6	7	8 【半島】十二月份月會【半島】十二月份月會 Starts: 19:30 下午 Ends: 星期四, 08 12 月 2022 - 22:00 下午 More details... •	9	10
11 【獅子山青年商會】51周年會慶 - 武林大會【獅子山青年商會】51周年會慶 - 武林大會 Starts: 12:00 下午 Ends: 星期日, 11 12 月 2022 - 17:00 下午 More details... JCI Active Citizen Day (JCI Establishment Day) JCI Active Citizen Day (JCI Establishment Day) Starts: 22:30 下午 Ends: 星期一, 12 12 月 2022 - 22:30 下午 Description: December 11\, 1944\, 30 young\, enthusiastic active citizens from eight countries - Costa Rica\, El Salvador\, Guatemala\, Honduras\, Mexico\, Nicaragua\, Panama and the United States - met in Mexico City to sign a declaration that led to the establishment of Junior Chamber International (JCI).\n\n\n“A good citizen a better citizen …”\nIn St. Louis\, Missouri\, USA\, a young man name Henry Giessenbier was inspired by Colonel H.N. Morgan\, a prominent St. Louis citizen\, who asked for help to improve the city. Giessenbier came up with the idea of “bringing the young men of our great city together into one grand body with that great purpose of fellowship\, advancement and everything which would make a good boy a better boy\, a good student a more proficient scholar and a good citizen a better citizen.”\n\nTo achieve that objective\, on October 13\, 1915\, Giessenbier and 32 other young men formed the Young Men's Progressive Civic Association (YMPCA)\, which became the St. Louis Junior Chamber of Commerce.\n\nAfter World War I\, Giessenbier contacted similar groups of young active citizens in other cities\, and\, subsequently\, 29 clubs from around the nation formed the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce. Henry Giessenbier was elected the first President of the National Organization.\n\nGoing International\nThe organization extended to other countries in 1923 with the establishment of the Winnipeg Board of Trade in Canada as the first Junior Chamber outside the United States. By 1928\, the idea of an international organization crossed the Atlantic Ocean to England.\n\nIn 1940\, the United States Junior Chamber passed a resolution approving a program to further mutual interests with other young people in countries in Central and South America.\n\nIn 1943\, J. Allyn Taylor of Canada and Vance Graham of the United States took a tour to seven Latin American countries. Much of the material explaining the movement was translated into Spanish by a Mexican schoolteacher from El Paso\, Texas.\n\nDespite war-time travel complications and border-crossing problems\, the trip was successful. The Junior Chamber representatives found young people in Central America quite receptive to the formation of Junior Chambers in their countries.\n\nThe Inter-American Conference\nTaylor and Graham established Junior Chambers in Mexico City\, Guatemala City\, San Salvador\, Tegucigalpa (Honduras)\, Managua (Nicaragua)\, San Jose (Costa Rica)\, and Panama. The next step was the all-important Inter-American Conference in Mexico City in 1944.\n\nExcitement ran high in 1944 as young people in Mexico\, the United States and Canada worked out the details for the first Inter-American Conference. Taylor and Graham's trip convinced enough young men of the value of Junior Chamber involvement. They all agreed the time had come to form the international organization of Junior Chambers of Commerce.\n\nThe Inter-American Conference was held in Mexico City from December 7 until December 11\, 1944. On December 11\, 1944\, the declaration that led to the establishment of Junior Chamber International (JCI) was signed and Raul Garcia Vidal of Mexico was elected as the first president of the new international organization.\n\nThe First World Congress\nIn February of 1946\, the first World Congress was held in Panama City\, Panama and was attended by 44 delegates from 16 countries. The international organization was formally constituted on the premise that young people working for mutual understanding could prevent another holocaust like World War II. A temporary constitution was approved\, and the word "Commerce" was omitted from the official name.\n\nErasmo Chambonnet of Panama was elected the second JCI President at that Congress\, and Australia and Canada were officially affiliated.\n\nEvery year\, JCI Members worldwide celebrate the birth of JCI as an international organization that has developed millions of young active citizens throughout the years in various creative ways. More details... • •	12 JCI Active Citizen Day (JCI Establishment Day) JCI Active Citizen Day (JCI Establishment Day) Starts: 22:30 下午 Ends: 星期一, 12 12 月 2022 - 22:30 下午 Description: December 11\, 1944\, 30 young\, enthusiastic active citizens from eight countries - Costa Rica\, El Salvador\, Guatemala\, Honduras\, Mexico\, Nicaragua\, Panama and the United States - met in Mexico City to sign a declaration that led to the establishment of Junior Chamber International (JCI).\n\n\n“A good citizen a better citizen …”\nIn St. Louis\, Missouri\, USA\, a young man name Henry Giessenbier was inspired by Colonel H.N. Morgan\, a prominent St. Louis citizen\, who asked for help to improve the city. Giessenbier came up with the idea of “bringing the young men of our great city together into one grand body with that great purpose of fellowship\, advancement and everything which would make a good boy a better boy\, a good student a more proficient scholar and a good citizen a better citizen.”\n\nTo achieve that objective\, on October 13\, 1915\, Giessenbier and 32 other young men formed the Young Men's Progressive Civic Association (YMPCA)\, which became the St. Louis Junior Chamber of Commerce.\n\nAfter World War I\, Giessenbier contacted similar groups of young active citizens in other cities\, and\, subsequently\, 29 clubs from around the nation formed the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce. Henry Giessenbier was elected the first President of the National Organization.\n\nGoing International\nThe organization extended to other countries in 1923 with the establishment of the Winnipeg Board of Trade in Canada as the first Junior Chamber outside the United States. By 1928\, the idea of an international organization crossed the Atlantic Ocean to England.\n\nIn 1940\, the United States Junior Chamber passed a resolution approving a program to further mutual interests with other young people in countries in Central and South America.\n\nIn 1943\, J. Allyn Taylor of Canada and Vance Graham of the United States took a tour to seven Latin American countries. Much of the material explaining the movement was translated into Spanish by a Mexican schoolteacher from El Paso\, Texas.\n\nDespite war-time travel complications and border-crossing problems\, the trip was successful. The Junior Chamber representatives found young people in Central America quite receptive to the formation of Junior Chambers in their countries.\n\nThe Inter-American Conference\nTaylor and Graham established Junior Chambers in Mexico City\, Guatemala City\, San Salvador\, Tegucigalpa (Honduras)\, Managua (Nicaragua)\, San Jose (Costa Rica)\, and Panama. The next step was the all-important Inter-American Conference in Mexico City in 1944.\n\nExcitement ran high in 1944 as young people in Mexico\, the United States and Canada worked out the details for the first Inter-American Conference. Taylor and Graham's trip convinced enough young men of the value of Junior Chamber involvement. They all agreed the time had come to form the international organization of Junior Chambers of Commerce.\n\nThe Inter-American Conference was held in Mexico City from December 7 until December 11\, 1944. On December 11\, 1944\, the declaration that led to the establishment of Junior Chamber International (JCI) was signed and Raul Garcia Vidal of Mexico was elected as the first president of the new international organization.\n\nThe First World Congress\nIn February of 1946\, the first World Congress was held in Panama City\, Panama and was attended by 44 delegates from 16 countries. The international organization was formally constituted on the premise that young people working for mutual understanding could prevent another holocaust like World War II. A temporary constitution was approved\, and the word "Commerce" was omitted from the official name.\n\nErasmo Chambonnet of Panama was elected the second JCI President at that Congress\, and Australia and Canada were officially affiliated.\n\nEvery year\, JCI Members worldwide celebrate the birth of JCI as an international organization that has developed millions of young active citizens throughout the years in various creative ways. More details... •	13 【JCI City Lady】15周年晚宴【JCI City Lady】15周年晚宴 Starts: 19:00 下午 Ends: 星期二, 13 12 月 2022 - 22:00 下午 More details... •	14 【紫荊青年商會】十二月份月會【紫荊青年商會】十二月份月會 Starts: 19:30 下午 Ends: 星期三, 14 12 月 2022 - 22:00 下午 More details... •	15 【元朗青年商會】PMO 【元朗青年商會】PMO Starts: 19:15 下午 Ends: 星期四, 15 12 月 2022 - 21:00 下午 More details... KJC Dec MFG KJC Dec MFG Starts: 20:00 下午 Ends: 星期四, 15 12 月 2022 - 23:00 下午 More details... • •	16 [北區]月會 [北區]月會 Starts: 19:30 下午 Ends: 星期五, 16 12 月 2022 - 22:00 下午 Location: 九龍酒店, 香港尖沙咀彌敦道九龍酒店 More details... [海港青年商會] 十二月月會 [海港青年商會] 十二月月會 Starts: 20:00 下午 Ends: 星期五, 16 12 月 2022 - 22:00 下午 More details... • •	17
18 [JCI East Kowloon] December 2022 MFG and Awards Ceremony [JCI East Kowloon] December 2022 MFG and Awards Ceremony Starts: 12:00 下午 Ends: 星期日, 18 12 月 2022 - 15:00 下午 Location: Tao Heung, 5/F, Windsor House, Causeway Bay More details... [JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes] December Fellowship Gathering cum Awards Presentation cum Handover Ceremony [JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes] December Fellowship Gathering cum Awards Presentation cum Handover Ceremony Starts: 12:00 下午 Ends: 星期日, 18 12 月 2022 - 15:00 下午 Location: 會所一號尖東薈, B/2, Auto Plaza, 65 Mody Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong More details... [JCI Queensway] casual gathering - 輕鬆地壺球 [JCI Queensway] casual gathering - 輕鬆地壺球 Starts: 15:00 下午 Ends: 星期日, 18 12 月 2022 - 17:00 下午 Description: 聖誕節前，想同一班Q仔Q女相聚，現誠邀各位及你地嘅朋友, 屋企人一齊體驗地壼球🤩，認識更多新朋友！😁 地壺球是一項適合不同年齡和能力人仕參加的團隊競賽體育運動，需要參加者運用精準的策略，專注力，溝通及團隊合作。 ✨️每1條賽道由1位註冊地壺球導師指導，必須依從導師指導 ✨️全程採用分組比賽方式進行學習及體驗 ✅ 可邀請非會員參加 ✅ 純聯誼無出席壓力 📅日期：12月18日(星期日) ⏰時間：3 - 5pm 👔服飾：悠閒服飾（禁止短裙） ⭐️活動進行時需要脫鞋，請自備襪子 📍地點：九龍紅磡置富都會807-812號舖 💰費用：HKD180 ⭐️由於有人數限制請先安排付款以確保預留名額請透過以下方式繳款： PayMe/轉數快: 62888205 ✴️請於11月30日前付款，並將入數紙截圖Whatsapp予Vanessa確認以保留出席名額及方便跟進🙏🙏 More details... [JCI Dragon] December Fellowship Gathering cum 2022 Annual Award Presentation [JCI Dragon] December Fellowship Gathering cum 2022 Annual Award Presentation Starts: 20:00 下午 Ends: 星期日, 18 12 月 2022 - 22:30 下午 More details... • • • •	19	20 【晉峰】頒獎典禮暨12月份月會【晉峰】頒獎典禮暨12月份月會 Starts: 19:30 下午 Ends: 星期二, 20 12 月 2022 - 22:00 下午 More details... •	21	22	23	24
25	26	27 [JCI Queensway] Dec MFG [JCI Queensway] Dec MFG Starts: 0:00 上午 Ends: 星期二, 27 12 月 2022 - 23:59 下午 More details... •	28	29	30	31

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[JCI Queensway] Officer Training Camp (Day1)
[JCI Queensway] Officer Training Camp (Day1)

Starts: 0:00 上午

Ends: 星期五, 02 12 月 2022 - 23:59 下午

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[JCI Queensway] Officer Training Camp (Day2)
[JCI Queensway] Officer Training Camp (Day2)

Starts: 0:00 上午

Ends: 星期日, 04 12 月 2022 - 23:59 下午

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【半島】十二月份月會
【半島】十二月份月會

Starts: 19:30 下午

Ends: 星期四, 08 12 月 2022 - 22:00 下午

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【獅子山青年商會】51周年會慶 - 武林大會
【獅子山青年商會】51周年會慶 - 武林大會

Starts: 12:00 下午

Ends: 星期日, 11 12 月 2022 - 17:00 下午

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JCI Active Citizen Day (JCI Establishment Day)
JCI Active Citizen Day (JCI Establishment Day)

Starts: 22:30 下午

Ends: 星期一, 12 12 月 2022 - 22:30 下午

Description:
December 11\, 1944\, 30 young\, enthusiastic active citizens from eight countries - Costa Rica\, El Salvador\, Guatemala\, Honduras\, Mexico\, Nicaragua\, Panama and the United States - met in Mexico City to sign a declaration that led to the establishment of Junior Chamber International (JCI).\n\n\n“A good citizen a better citizen …”\nIn St. Louis\, Missouri\, USA\, a young man name Henry Giessenbier was inspired by Colonel H.N. Morgan\, a prominent St. Louis citizen\, who asked for help to improve the city. Giessenbier came up with the idea of “bringing the young men of our great city together into one grand body with that great purpose of fellowship\, advancement and everything which would make a good boy a better boy\, a good student a more proficient scholar and a good citizen a better citizen.”\n\nTo achieve that objective\, on October 13\, 1915\, Giessenbier and 32 other young men formed the Young Men's Progressive Civic Association (YMPCA)\, which became the St. Louis Junior Chamber of Commerce.\n\nAfter World War I\, Giessenbier contacted similar groups of young active citizens in other cities\, and\, subsequently\, 29 clubs from around the nation formed the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce. Henry Giessenbier was elected the first President of the National Organization.\n\nGoing International\nThe organization extended to other countries in 1923 with the establishment of the Winnipeg Board of Trade in Canada as the first Junior Chamber outside the United States. By 1928\, the idea of an international organization crossed the Atlantic Ocean to England.\n\nIn 1940\, the United States Junior Chamber passed a resolution approving a program to further mutual interests with other young people in countries in Central and South America.\n\nIn 1943\, J. Allyn Taylor of Canada and Vance Graham of the United States took a tour to seven Latin American countries. Much of the material explaining the movement was translated into Spanish by a Mexican schoolteacher from El Paso\, Texas.\n\nDespite war-time travel complications and border-crossing problems\, the trip was successful. The Junior Chamber representatives found young people in Central America quite receptive to the formation of Junior Chambers in their countries.\n\nThe Inter-American Conference\nTaylor and Graham established Junior Chambers in Mexico City\, Guatemala City\, San Salvador\, Tegucigalpa (Honduras)\, Managua (Nicaragua)\, San Jose (Costa Rica)\, and Panama. The next step was the all-important Inter-American Conference in Mexico City in 1944.\n\nExcitement ran high in 1944 as young people in Mexico\, the United States and Canada worked out the details for the first Inter-American Conference. Taylor and Graham's trip convinced enough young men of the value of Junior Chamber involvement. They all agreed the time had come to form the international organization of Junior Chambers of Commerce.\n\nThe Inter-American Conference was held in Mexico City from December 7 until December 11\, 1944. On December 11\, 1944\, the declaration that led to the establishment of Junior Chamber International (JCI) was signed and Raul Garcia Vidal of Mexico was elected as the first president of the new international organization.\n\nThe First World Congress\nIn February of 1946\, the first World Congress was held in Panama City\, Panama and was attended by 44 delegates from 16 countries. The international organization was formally constituted on the premise that young people working for mutual understanding could prevent another holocaust like World War II. A temporary constitution was approved\, and the word "Commerce" was omitted from the official name.\n\nErasmo Chambonnet of Panama was elected the second JCI President at that Congress\, and Australia and Canada were officially affiliated.\n\nEvery year\, JCI Members worldwide celebrate the birth of JCI as an international organization that has developed millions of young active citizens throughout the years in various creative ways.

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JCI Active Citizen Day (JCI Establishment Day)
JCI Active Citizen Day (JCI Establishment Day)

Starts: 22:30 下午

Ends: 星期一, 12 12 月 2022 - 22:30 下午

Description:
December 11\, 1944\, 30 young\, enthusiastic active citizens from eight countries - Costa Rica\, El Salvador\, Guatemala\, Honduras\, Mexico\, Nicaragua\, Panama and the United States - met in Mexico City to sign a declaration that led to the establishment of Junior Chamber International (JCI).\n\n\n“A good citizen a better citizen …”\nIn St. Louis\, Missouri\, USA\, a young man name Henry Giessenbier was inspired by Colonel H.N. Morgan\, a prominent St. Louis citizen\, who asked for help to improve the city. Giessenbier came up with the idea of “bringing the young men of our great city together into one grand body with that great purpose of fellowship\, advancement and everything which would make a good boy a better boy\, a good student a more proficient scholar and a good citizen a better citizen.”\n\nTo achieve that objective\, on October 13\, 1915\, Giessenbier and 32 other young men formed the Young Men's Progressive Civic Association (YMPCA)\, which became the St. Louis Junior Chamber of Commerce.\n\nAfter World War I\, Giessenbier contacted similar groups of young active citizens in other cities\, and\, subsequently\, 29 clubs from around the nation formed the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce. Henry Giessenbier was elected the first President of the National Organization.\n\nGoing International\nThe organization extended to other countries in 1923 with the establishment of the Winnipeg Board of Trade in Canada as the first Junior Chamber outside the United States. By 1928\, the idea of an international organization crossed the Atlantic Ocean to England.\n\nIn 1940\, the United States Junior Chamber passed a resolution approving a program to further mutual interests with other young people in countries in Central and South America.\n\nIn 1943\, J. Allyn Taylor of Canada and Vance Graham of the United States took a tour to seven Latin American countries. Much of the material explaining the movement was translated into Spanish by a Mexican schoolteacher from El Paso\, Texas.\n\nDespite war-time travel complications and border-crossing problems\, the trip was successful. The Junior Chamber representatives found young people in Central America quite receptive to the formation of Junior Chambers in their countries.\n\nThe Inter-American Conference\nTaylor and Graham established Junior Chambers in Mexico City\, Guatemala City\, San Salvador\, Tegucigalpa (Honduras)\, Managua (Nicaragua)\, San Jose (Costa Rica)\, and Panama. The next step was the all-important Inter-American Conference in Mexico City in 1944.\n\nExcitement ran high in 1944 as young people in Mexico\, the United States and Canada worked out the details for the first Inter-American Conference. Taylor and Graham's trip convinced enough young men of the value of Junior Chamber involvement. They all agreed the time had come to form the international organization of Junior Chambers of Commerce.\n\nThe Inter-American Conference was held in Mexico City from December 7 until December 11\, 1944. On December 11\, 1944\, the declaration that led to the establishment of Junior Chamber International (JCI) was signed and Raul Garcia Vidal of Mexico was elected as the first president of the new international organization.\n\nThe First World Congress\nIn February of 1946\, the first World Congress was held in Panama City\, Panama and was attended by 44 delegates from 16 countries. The international organization was formally constituted on the premise that young people working for mutual understanding could prevent another holocaust like World War II. A temporary constitution was approved\, and the word "Commerce" was omitted from the official name.\n\nErasmo Chambonnet of Panama was elected the second JCI President at that Congress\, and Australia and Canada were officially affiliated.\n\nEvery year\, JCI Members worldwide celebrate the birth of JCI as an international organization that has developed millions of young active citizens throughout the years in various creative ways.

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【JCI City Lady】15周年晚宴
【JCI City Lady】15周年晚宴

Starts: 19:00 下午

Ends: 星期二, 13 12 月 2022 - 22:00 下午

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【紫荊青年商會】十二月份月會
【紫荊青年商會】十二月份月會

Starts: 19:30 下午

Ends: 星期三, 14 12 月 2022 - 22:00 下午

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【元朗青年商會】PMO
【元朗青年商會】PMO

Starts: 19:15 下午

Ends: 星期四, 15 12 月 2022 - 21:00 下午

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KJC Dec MFG
KJC Dec MFG

Starts: 20:00 下午

Ends: 星期四, 15 12 月 2022 - 23:00 下午

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[北區]月會
[北區]月會

Starts: 19:30 下午

Ends: 星期五, 16 12 月 2022 - 22:00 下午

Location: 九龍酒店, 香港尖沙咀彌敦道九龍酒店

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[海港青年商會] 十二月月會
[海港青年商會] 十二月月會

Starts: 20:00 下午

Ends: 星期五, 16 12 月 2022 - 22:00 下午

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[JCI East Kowloon] December 2022 MFG and Awards Ceremony
[JCI East Kowloon] December 2022 MFG and Awards Ceremony

Starts: 12:00 下午

Ends: 星期日, 18 12 月 2022 - 15:00 下午

Location: Tao Heung, 5/F, Windsor House, Causeway Bay

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[JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes] December Fellowship Gathering cum Awards Presentation cum Handover Ceremony
[JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes] December Fellowship Gathering cum Awards Presentation cum Handover Ceremony

Starts: 12:00 下午

Ends: 星期日, 18 12 月 2022 - 15:00 下午

Location: 會所一號尖東薈, B/2, Auto Plaza, 65 Mody Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong

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[JCI Queensway] casual gathering - 輕鬆地壺球
[JCI Queensway] casual gathering - 輕鬆地壺球

Starts: 15:00 下午

Ends: 星期日, 18 12 月 2022 - 17:00 下午

Description:
聖誕節前，想同一班Q仔Q女相聚，現誠邀各位及你地嘅朋友, 屋企人一齊體驗地壼球🤩，認識更多新朋友！😁

地壺球是一項適合不同年齡和能力人仕參加的團隊競賽體育運動，需要參加者運用精準的策略，專注力，溝通及團隊合作。

✨️每1條賽道由1位註冊地壺球導師指導，必須依從導師指導
✨️全程採用分組比賽方式進行學習及體驗

✅ 可邀請非會員參加
✅ 純聯誼無出席壓力

📅日期：12月18日(星期日)
⏰時間：3 - 5pm
👔服飾：悠閒服飾（禁止短裙）
⭐️活動進行時需要脫鞋，請自備襪子
📍地點：九龍紅磡置富都會807-812號舖
💰費用：HKD180
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[JCI Dragon] December Fellowship Gathering cum 2022 Annual Award Presentation
[JCI Dragon] December Fellowship Gathering cum 2022 Annual Award Presentation

Starts: 20:00 下午

Ends: 星期日, 18 12 月 2022 - 22:30 下午

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【晉峰】頒獎典禮暨12月份月會
【晉峰】頒獎典禮暨12月份月會

Starts: 19:30 下午

Ends: 星期二, 20 12 月 2022 - 22:00 下午

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[JCI Queensway] Dec MFG
[JCI Queensway] Dec MFG

Starts: 0:00 上午

Ends: 星期二, 27 12 月 2022 - 23:59 下午

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