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Evcin,gehs
.-Gile,st Preacher OtheGOderiCh
Free Methodist Church this.Su:w
day will, be preacher and Bible
teacher, Rev. H. W..Hobbs, of
lam °lt-on.
Mr. Hobbs was for ritanyyea's
engaged in pastoral work, which
included the direction of the two
largest Methodist churches in
Western Ontario. Following these
positions, Mr. Hobbs served as
an approved Evangelist -et-thele•
Free -Mt thod t -Church -
ada, which involved extensive
travelling to various points in
Canada.
TWQ years ago he was elected
to the position of superintendeur
)f the West Ontario Conference
of the Church. In this capacity,
he has oversight of_ churches
situated as far south as Niagara
Falls and Sarnia to Northern
areas extending to Fort William.
SOcciety-- =
Organizes
Roy Delaney, Burlington, field
secretary of the Canadian Cancer
Society and Prof. G. Townshend,'
Guelph, president of the Huronia
district were in Goderich Mon-
day to help with the reorganiz-
ation of the Goderich branch of
the Canadian Cancer Society:
Both men spoke of various
aspects of the work, particularly
as it applied to the branch level;
and the Ontario division;A film
"Man in Room 117"- was also
shown. The following 3s the slate
of officers for the coming year:
president . Mr. Grant Showers,
- secretary Mrs. Garwood buss.
ell, treasurer, Mr. Milton Ray.
ner, campaign chairman,' Mr. W.
Barlow, education chairman, Mr.
N. . T: Ormandy, service to pat..
---ients-,--Chairrnat s. TA. Polus.
Members of the Huron Unit of
the Canadian,. Cancer- Society ,
Clinton were also in attendance.
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WI Eats
Turkey
Preceding the February meet.
ing of the Goderich W.I. a turkey
dinner was -enjoyed, served by
Victoria UCW .. About 6-5: friends
and members were present.
R -e ; -and,-M r. -=-sr- T . eonard-Wait,
Victoria. Church, Mrs. W.
Colclough; district president of
W est Huron and Goderich Bxecu•
tive members were seated at
the head table..
Mrs. " W. Colclough asked for ---- - -»
full co-operation as 1st Vice, -
Mrs. Colclough , . native of En.
gland, believed " Canada in her
youth a land of ice, snow,
Eskimos and beaver, but found
on her arrival half that but many
more worthwhile things,
w _ Rev. Warr spoke' on central
Brazil and his Mission there
for six years at BbnaVistaMiss.'
' ion. He stated only 15 of these
Indian Tribes are being reached .
by Christianity. Poverty,
▪ squalor, and 'unwanted children.
are a challenge to Christians.
Mrs, J. Cook read correspon-
dence which included- Inxitation
to Blyth W. I, Centennial Dinner -
in March, a letter of thanks
from . GoderichHospital for mend-
ing, sevo4iing. Delegates for off -
',eons' Conference at Guelph Univ.
kin, Historical Convener or Mrs.
K. F. Wilkinson, district dir-
ector Goderich W; r. will pro -
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re' vide' a Birthday party for Hurons
view. Residents, ,,including gifts,
Book
Available
,e The second issue of the supply
--• and demand. booklet relating to 0
graduates of techhdldgical instil.
•utes, published by the department
of manpower .and immigration, is
now available, free through the
Goderich Cana"ida Manpower
Centre, ,35 East St. .
Thi& booklet, intended mainly
for the use.of undergraduatetl-
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graduating students of Canadian
institutes of Technology, is also
of value to graduating classes of
high schools, prospecteve
employers of technological grad-
uates, and vocational counsellor's,
at the high school level. -
The latest available inform -
tion relating to the -1.965-'66 class
hof technological institute gradu.
ates is presented as well as sign•
ificant . trends in their . field Of
employment. Also • contained is -
information -on estimated,- sa11•
arm's, projected 1967 enrollment
figures, at -the varit�t�s.;ill.gs,,_� .rYu
<- description of the varibuS
• Ootfrse-s available and"a curr&nt
assessment of career oppor
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