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She is there to help the people achieve their objective, but not lead them to it. "They soon realize they can do it themselves," she says. Rev. Hobden says there will be some adjustment to be made by herself and the congregation because she is the first woman min­ ister in the parish. "It is traditional for the minister's wife to participate in the UCW. We are not sure how my husband could fill the roll," she smiles. Rev. Hobden's husband, Alan Rush, is a seminary student who will continue to take classes this fall. The couple have been married for a year and have most recently resided in Seaforth. "Belgrave is just the right size community. I grew up in the Ottawa valley in a small town with a population of 1,400," says Rev. Hobden. Rev. Hobden did her undergradu­ ate work at Queen's University and studied for the ministry at Emanuel, both in Toronto. She did an intern­ ship in Clinton in 1992. Rev. Hobden ( MISCELLANEOUS POETRY CONTEST $24,000 in prizes yearly. Possible publication. 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He was placed on 12 months probation with the condition that he have absolutely no communication with Mr. Mills. Mr. Mills will appear in court Aug. 31 to enter a plea on charges related to the incident. Thank you! Bonnie Brooks of Listowel was a lucky duck as the holder of the winning ticket of this year's Brussels Lions Club Duck Race held on Saturday afternoon. Presenting the $1,000 cheque to Ms Brooks, who works at Listowel Hospital, is club member John Harrison.