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THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1985

TO QUALIFY THEY HAD TO DEMONSTRATE THEIR ABILITIES IN PEFLECTING HONG KONG CULTURE AND TO PARTICIPATE IN VARIOUS DISCUSSIONS.

THE SIX HONG KONG DELEGATES ALL HAVE LIMITED TRAVELLING EXPERIENCE BUT HAVE CONSIDERABLE EXPERIENCE IN VOLUNTARY OR COMMUNITY SERVICES.

THEY ARE:

1. MR CHAN YAN-TAT, CHRISTOPHER, AGE 21, HONG KONG

UNIVERSITY UNDERGRADUATE.

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MR CHOW CHI-KWONG, WILSON, AGE 20, FORM SIX STUDENT,

3. MISS HO HAU-MAN, CARMEN, AGED 22, CLERK,

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MISS LEE WING-YEE, ELIZA, AGE 22, CHINESE UNIVERSITY UNDERGRADUATE.

MR WONG CHAK-SHAM, MICHAEL, AGE 21, LINGNAM COLLEGE STUDENT.

MR WONG SEK-WAI, PATRICK, AGE 23, HONG KONG POLYTECHNIC STUDENT.

SEMINAR TO STRENGTHEN MONG KOK TIES ****

A SEMINAR AIMED AT STRENGTHENING THE WORKING RELATIONSHIP AMONG AREA COMMITTEES, MUTUAL AID COMMITTEES AND OWNERS CORPORATIONS IN MONG KOK NORTH AREA WILL BE HELD TOMORROA (FRIDAY) EVENING.

THE SEMINAR, ORGANISED BY THE MONG KOK DISTRICT OFFICE AND MONG KOK NORTH AREA COMMITTEE, IS AIMED AT PROVIDING PARTICIPANTS WITH AN OPPORTUNITY TO EXCHANGE VIEWS ON VARIOUS ISSUES.

MONG KOK DISTRICT OFFICER, MRS BRENDA FUNG, WILL SPEAK ON WAYS TO IMPROVE TIES BETWEEN LOCAL ORGANISATIONS AND THE PEOPLE. REPRESENTATIVES FROM VARIOUS GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS WILL BE ON HAND TO ANSWER QUESTIONS ON DIFFERENT SUBJECTS.

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