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She spoke of efforts to further the work and knowledge of the Order including the Barrie Home Pilgrimage for Youth program, the Grand Decoration of Chivalry awarded posthumously to the Unknown Soldier at Washington, student loans and education programs, opthamology support for diseases of the eye, visual research project, and equipment to relieve suffering. Mrs. Robinson closed with a poem "Reflection': - Benson Suter, Grand. Patriarch of the Grand Encampment of Ontario said we are all one, no matter which Branch we are in. "I challenge each of you," he stated, "to walk with God and to put first things first." Mr. Suter concluded by bringing best wishes from the Grand Encampment of Ontario, District Deputy President Ruby Bell, Hensall thanked the lodge for their co-operation. Assembly Chaplain Annie Thompson spoke to the new members, "Come to all the meetings — you get out of it just what you put into it," she said. DDP 'Gertrude Rosser of District No. 27 , Acting Noble Grand Acting Noble Grand of Dorothy Beaton of Hensall and Noble Grand Lobb of Clinton spoke for their respective lodges. Mrs. Ruby Bell, D,D.P. presented Mrs. Robinson with a money tree. and society has done this to itself. "A great number of women opt for secretarial work, Some of the best minds in this country may be spending their days typing correspondence. I find this prospect wasteful and unfair," He pointed out that in Russia and India the largest proportion Mrs. Eleanor Scott, principal of Huron Hope School for retarded children was guest speaker at the South Huron Hospital Auxiliary meeting Tuesday afternoon. She stressed that the children at Huron Hope are people with individual characteristics who should not be set apart from others in the community. Most of them have some kind of physical problem, such as, poor eyesight, poor hearts and poor co- ordination, etc. She pointed out life is difficult for them. Mrs. Scott said that at the school the teachers try to get the potential from each child. They are taught by constant repetition and with a great deal of love and patience. Being able to look after themselves and some of the social skills was what the children mainly learn at the school. "It is wrong to try to teach more to the child than he is of doctors are women. Mr. Nixon concluded by saying, "Goirdriiment should not legislate quotas for employment of women and it cannot legislate social attitudes." "Society must change its own rules and the impetus must come from both men and women." capable of learning," said the principal. "This leads to frustration." Mrs. Scott showed slides and played tape recordings to show the auxiliary some of the activities at the school. She was introduced by Mrs. Walter Davis and thanked by Mrs. Thomas MacMillan. Mrs. Melvin Gaiser, president, was in charge of the business part of the meeting. Further plans were made for the Spring rum- mage sale in April. Mrs. Larry Taylor, who makes stuffed animal toys for the hospital cart, asked for donations of washable material which could be delivered to her home on Huron Street. DISTINCTIVE WEDDING INVITATIONS Select your wedding invitations from our complete catalogue. For you ... a Keepsake copy of your Invitation in luxurious gold. INITRNATrONAL or STOATFC)AD The Exeter Times-Advocate MAIN STREET EXETER, ONTARIO \235.1381 The Social Services Co- ordinating Committee for Huron County has been granted funds for salaries and overhead ex- penses through the Local Initiative Program, Dept. of Manpower and Immigration. Federal Government, to conduct a survey throughout the county. The project began January 31 and will be completed by the end of May. The Social Services Co- ordinating Committee has been in existence since 1968. It is made up of Representatives from social agencies such as Childrens Aid Society, churches, the Board of Education, Dept, of Health, Goderich Psychiatric Hospital, Probation, Canada Manpower, The Medical Association and the Dept, of Social and Family Services. The committee formed in the hopes of improving 6o-ordination and communication between the members and the services they represent. Also, they hope toplan for future development of new services to meet unfilled needs in the county as a community. The purpose of the survey are twofold. First to assess the overall health and social services already in the county. Second, to determine whether additional services, such as family coun- selling and recreation are needed, An extensive questionnaire has been developed which will be S Pride of Huron Rebekah Lodge met Wednesday evening in the lodge rooms with the Noble Grand Loretta Ball presiding Amber Rebekah Lodge, Hensall and Clinton Rebekah lodges joined with Exeter in presenting the initiation ceremony to six candidates before the president of the Rebekah Assembly 6f Ontario, Betty Robinson. Honoured dignitaries present besides the President of the Assembly were Chaplain of the Rebekah Assembly of Ontario, Annie Thompson; District 23 Deputy President, Ruby Bell; District Deputy President, Gertrude Rosser of District 27A; Grand Marshal of the Grand Encampment of Ontario, Howard Robbins; Grand Patriarch of the Grand Encampment of Ontario, Benson Suter, Lodge was opened by the lobs says • Robert F. Nixon, leader of the opposition and leader of the Liberal partyin Ontario, said at a Toronto luncheon last week that despite the legislation brought to prohibit discrimination in hiring on the basis of sex, not much has changed for the working woman in the past ten years, Mr. Nixon stated that the percentage of women presently in management jobs, professional jobs, clerical jobs and other . ob categories has not changed significantly since 1961. "At one time, women were denied access to training in some professions but this has largely been overcome. A woman can now gain the credentials for almost any job, but society has decreed that certain jobs are for women and certain jobs are for men," He said although women represented 38 percent of the labour force in Ontario, they hold only 12 percent of managerial positions, 75 percent of elementary school teachers are women but only 8 percent are principals. Only 3 percent of professional engineers are women, 12 percent of professors are women, 10 percent of physicians,7 percent of dentists, 5 percent judges and magistrates, 4 percent lawyers and 5 percent of accountants. On the other side of the coin, 82 percent of librarians are women, 97 percent of nurses, and 100 percent of dental hygienists. Mr. Nixon said the roles are set TRAINING CLASS FOR LEADERS — The leaders of the South Huron 4-H girls clubs attended a training session recently at Exeter United Church, Shown with Huron's Home Economist Catherine Hunt, standing at the left are Crediton leaders, Sandra Shapton, Brenda Fahner, Mrs. Bill Muller, Mary Ann Gielen and Mrs. Cliff Kenney. T-A photo Little change in women's Robert Nixon Huron Hope principal speaks at S. H. auxiliary HONOR ASSEMBLY PRESIDENT -- Pride of Huron Rebekah Lodge entertained several dignitaries and other lodges in honor of the visit of Mrs. Betty Robinson, president of Rebekah Assembly of Ontario, Wednesday night. Above, are Benson Suter, Grand Patriarch of Grand Encampment of Ontario; Mrs. Annie Thompson, Assembly Chaplain; Mrs. Gertrude Rosser, DDP of district 27A, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Ruby Bell, DDP of district 23, and Howard .Robbins, Grand Marshal of the Grand Encampment. T-A photo Homemakers start project Twelve 4-H homemakers, The Dozen Dreamy Dolls, met at the home of leader Mrs. Dean McKnight for their first meeting, Wednesday evening. Assistant leader is Linda Jones, and the project for the current club is Making Lounge Wear. Officers were elected as follows: president, Shirley De Vries; vice president, Darlene Porter; secretary & treasurer, Marlene Fevery, press reporter, Susan Brintnell. Co-ordinating committee formed for H uron county taken to local officials, both elected and appointed, professional and semi- professional people, community leadersand all people who are regularly dealing with the public. As a result of this survey, the Social Services Co-ordinating Committee will be able to assess. available services and to make better use of existing resources and manpower. The committee is using the facilities provided by the North Street United Church, 44 North Street, Goderich as the central office and the phone number is Social Service Survey, 524-7733.