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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1983-02-09, Page 19PAGE i6 CANTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1983 c x ee g A regular meeting of the Huron County Genealogical Society was held February 2 with a good number of members and guests in at- tendance. CKNX T. V . was also present and taped por- tions of the meeting for future presentation on CKNXT.V. News. Chairman, Carole Robin- son, regretfully announced the passing of one of the members but was pleased to add that a bequest had been left to the Huron County Branch. She -toted that members with genealogical holdings should make preparations for them in their wills if they wish them to go to a specific person or place after their demise. The mystery prize, which this month was a plaque, was won by Carole Robinson of Goderich. Mrs. Alison Lobb, a member from Clinton, gave a presentation on Hullett Township, with special em- phasis on the cemeteries contained therein. She noted that it will soon be time to start work on recording of cemeteries in Huron County again and volunteers are urgently required. Members Beryl Reid of Blyth and Genevieve Allen of Londesboro brought four of the Tweedsmuir Books with them for the members to ex- amine. They are a project of the Women's Institute and were begun in 1964. To date, four have been completed but are always being added to. It is a fascinating collec- tion of local history and a tremendous amount of work has been done by the ladies of the W.I. Thanks to both Beryl and Genevieve - members certainly ap- preciated the opportunity of examining them. Regular meetings are held the first Wednesday of every month at 7:30 p.m. in the board room of the Assess- ment Office building, Napier Street, Goderich, with park- ing and entrance at rear. Guests are always welcome! For more information, phone 524-2870 evenings. men in industry Equal pay for equal work? In real estate that phrase is a reality, which may ex- plain why women are enter- ing the industry in ever- increasing numbers. At the present time, many of the top sales people in real estate "lards across the pro- vince are women; a number have become board presidents (including the 1981 President of the Toronto Real Estate Board — largest in North Atnerica) ; and, in a majority of cases, the Ex- ecutive Officers who run the day-to-day operations of On- tario's local real estate boards are women. The Ontario Real Estate Association, which is holding its 61st annual conference February 20 - 21, in Toronto, has also noted that more and more women are taking the Introduction to Real Estate courses which lead to a real estate license in Ontario. In recent months it's been estimated that nearly 50 per- cent of all those taking the courses and writing the ex- aminations are women. That's one of the unique aspects of organized real estate in this province and one which is becoming more and more apparent. It's expected that as many as one-third of the delegates attending the annual con- ference at the Sheraton ('en- tre Hotel will be women and that discussions in both for- mal and informal sessions will, as usual reflect that fact. The As:'ociation represents more than 24,000 members in 48 local real estate boards. It was found- ed in 1922 and celebrated its diamond jubilee last year. More than 500 are expected to attend the two-day con- ference with another 1,000 sales people predicted for their own special Salesorarua" one -day "mini -conference" on Mon- day. February 21. Women's hair thicker Women's head hair is slightly thicker in diameter than men's. 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