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Discrimination,
discussion
ofUCW
The Afternoon Unit of the
U.C.W. met on November 11 in the
school room of Knox United
Church, Belgrave with an atten
dance of 12 with Mrs. Mary Hunter
in charge opening with the hymn
“We Have Come Into His House”.
Following the secretary's and
treasurer's reports, Mrs. Janisa
Coultes reported on The Upper
Room and Mrs. Edith Vincent
named a tentative committee for
the January meeting. Mrs. Vincent,
Mrs. Janisa Coultes and Mrs.
Hunter are to make some contacts
and to have some discussion as to
what form and where the Christmas
meeting is to be.
Mrs. Sara Anderson was in
charge of the worship service open
ing with the hymn “My Country
‘tis of Thee”, read Psalm 46 and
prayer. The children now go to
school on Remembrance Day
which will make it more meaning
ful for them, not just another day to
have a holiday. After the hymn
“Let There be Peace”, Mrs. Alice
Scott continued the Bible Study of
Matthew and read verses 6: 22-23.
The eye is the window of the whole
body, if it is clean, the whole body
shall be full of light and if unclean
the whole body shall be full of
darkness.
Mrs. Kaye Roberts continued
from the Special Mandate 1990,
“Women's Work, The Global Pic
ture and Women's Work in Asia”.
In many cultures around the world
there is discrimination against
women. Women are regarded as
minors subservient to the male
head of the household. A survey of
Asia and the Pacific non-agricultur-
al jobs between 45 per cent to 80
per cent are men's wages and simi
larly in manufacturing where
women earn 42.5 per cent and 48.5
per cent of men's earnings. The
meeting closed with the hymn
“God Be With You”.
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BelgraveThe news from
[Compiled by Helen Stonehouse Phone 887-9487
People visit area
Visitors at the home of their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Vincent,
on Friday of last week were Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Vincent of Burling
ton and on Sunday Mrs. Sharon
Mitchell and friend of Hanover.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Watson of
Forest spent a few days last week
with their sister-in-law Mrs. Jean
Pot luck
Belgrave Community Seniors
Club held a pot luck dinner on
Thursday, November 14 in the W. I.
Hall.
Following the dinner, six tables
of “shoot” were played. Winners
were: high lady, Mrs. Robert Gras-
by; low lady, Mrs. Ross Anderson;
most shoots, Mrs. Helen Martin;
high man, George Inglis; low man,
Alvin Procter; most shoots, Ross
Taylor.
SANTA
POSTER CONTEST PARADE ENTRIES
PRIZE MONEY
WILL BE
AWARDED TO 1) PARADE THEME
PUBLIC SCHOOL 2) RECREATION & SPORT
CHILDREN FOR 3) SERVICE CLUB
THEIR POSTERS 4) COMMERCIAL
5) CARTOON CHARACTER (ADULT)
6) CARTOON CHARACTER (CHILD)NEW THIS YEAR
7) CLOWN (ADULT)
8) CLOWN (CHILD)
9) ANIMAL DRAWN
10) FARM
1) BEST DECORATED HOME
Trophies will be awarded in
the Brussels Community for.
2) BEST DECORATED BUSINESS
OR COMMERCIAL OUTLET
Trophies will be awarded
for best entry
All judging will be completed by 2:30
at Brussels Agromart.
BRUSSELS CLAUS PARADE
YOUR PARADE IS MADE POSSIBLE THROUGH THE EFFORTS OF ST. JOHN'S LODGE
AND DONATIONS FROM LOCAL MERCHANTS AND CLUBS
...
WILL VISIT THE CHILDREN AT THE A
FIRE HALL AFTER THE PARADE V
Pattison.
Mrs. Elizabeth Procter, Belgrave,
is a patient in University Hospital,
London.
Mrs. Agnes Walker of Maple
Grove Lodge and Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Walker, all of Goderich, were
recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Stonehouse.
Euchre
Thirteen tables of euchre were in
play at the W.I. Hall on Wednesday
evening, November 13. Winners
were: high lady, Mrs. Lewis Stone
house; low lady, Mrs. Mel Craig;
most lone hands, Mrs. Olive Bolt;
novelty, Mrs. Dennis Leddy; high
man, Stanley Black; low man,
Alvin Procter; most lone hands,
Ross Taylor; novelty, Gordon
Bosman.
THANK YOU
to the voters who supported me
at the polls on
November 12
-Tom Cronin-
Thank You
to the people of Biyth
for their support at the
polls.
Best Wishes to the new
Reeve and council
-Doug Scrimgeour-