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Tuesday, August 8, 1972
RESEARCH PROJECT FOR YOUNG VOLUNTEERS
A research project for young volunteers is under way at the Shek Li
resettlement estate at Kwai Chung to determine the social services needs of the
residents there.
A group of about 30 young people from the Lai Ching Club at the estate
has been distributing leaflets about the project and making visits to householders.
They have already called on about 250 families at Shek Li and plan to
visit a similar number by Friday (August 11).
The project will not only help to determine the effectiveness of
the social welfare programme already offered at the estate, but will benefit
the volunteers by getting them to know the community in which they live through actual contact with the people.
The Shek Li Estate Community Work Office of the Social Welfare Department
is sponsoring the survey.
EXECUTIVE ·COUNCIL MEMBERSHIP
A Government spokesman announced today that Mr. Wilson Wang Tze-san, an Unofficial Member of the Legislative Council, eased to be temporarily an
Unofficial Member of the Executive Council, with effect from August 5, on the
return to Hong Kong of Sir Yuet keung Kan,
At the same time, Mr. H.J.C. Browne, has been appointed temporarily
to the Executive Council with effect from today (August 8) during the absence
of Sir Douglas Clague.
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