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forthwest Music Festival “ar

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ings up for their 1973 veriture:
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m now available at Northern |
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hoto Building on _ Lazelle.

enue,

’ : Entry forms

vailable «as

are

writing Box 456 ‘i Terrace.

Seeadiine for entry is February. -
of 1973. The rule: change a

Fncerning registration and
try is the change in eligibility

te. Ages for eligibility: will

mew be from January Ist.

also. :
; is further. in-~
rmation concerning the event:

+ Following is a,. list of.
cotrecticiis for te isrs Syllabus

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‘Specifications

‘section

— of . Women |

Council -

“ In’ Sepiember 1970 the report
‘of the Royal Commission on the .

- Status of Women i in Canada, was .

released, = ©.

Unlike: most Royal Com-
mission studies, this report was
Not relegated to a forgotten file:
room to gather dust ‘and fade.
into oblivion. Rather, more ‘than
two years later, itis still being
-discussed and acted upon.

_ Why 2 :

Because Canadian. women
care.
- They: have proved this by
forming Status of Women.

Councilsin cities across Canada -
~ to ensure that, the long overdue‘

report would not be dismissed:

as just another study; to ensure
that at: least some of the 167
recommendations would be
implemented. " _

One of the most respected and

-¢ forward-thinking , councils-- a
non- partisan, -

‘non-profit,
educational organization -- was
formed in - Vancovver ‘in
February 1971. .

Its objectives?

To promote action on the -
report and to foster public.
knowledge of. the rights’ and
status of women in Canada. —

The Status of Women Council
is doing this wisely and well. °

Its members are women of all
ages, from all walks of life.
Their common concern is the
betterment of life for all’
women. . ;

With an’ ‘aware and articulate
membership- which numbers
more than 500 people, the Status
of - Women , ‘Council - has
established itself as a voice to
_ be reckoned with arid as such is
able to communicate the wishes

-of -' women to all levels of
“government...” :

“Women ‘in. ‘the ‘Council have :
ee ‘action, groups that meet.

rly:

‘research, prepare briefs and £0-,

linate- action. aimed -at - -im::

The. lucid logic of the Coun:
cil’s briefs in such areas as
Child, care, ‘family law,’ and
,hurtian rights has been com-
‘mended’ by elected . officials.
:Many’ suggestions in these
briefs “have ‘been used in
drafting:‘improved legislation.

jA: speakers’. bureau handles
‘requests from many clubs and
organizations, as‘ well as fram
secondary... schools’ and
- universities to provide speakers

“who will explain the work and

‘.alms-of ‘the Status of Women.
Council: ‘

Women in politics have been ;

. encouraged and assisted by the

# Council and two of the women

\.MLA’s elected in . August --
’ Rosemary Brown and Phyllis
“Young -- are members of ‘the
Council executive. .
‘An ombudservice provides
shelp and advice regarding equal
- pay, equal opportunities, credit
. and, any other areas af interest
*.to.women, ¢
_ But the Council. concedes that
in altitudes and tradition, and
~~ childhood - conditioning much -
work remains to be done. :
Though legislation, with, ‘the
“prodding. of. the Council, may
someday: eliminate
- discrimination, women will not
. have equal status until attitudes
and the old bugbear “company
policy’ are. brought. ‘under
crutiny. Drastic ‘changes are
‘needed here” ‘and: women, | ac-
“gerding” lo .the ‘Council,’ can
- effect these changes. |
: To-date ‘only’:a’ small iper-
" géntage (15. out of 167). of the
. recommendations of the Royal

{ torn cree .
Tana 10 us

Commission ‘on 1 the Statins ol
Women. have ‘been ‘fully ‘or’
partially: implemented. Con- ©

Structive. pressure must gone
‘ tinue’; to - applied.”
organizations in: the’ publig
Sectors, ;

“yy udging fi rom the continuous.

increase in membership and the

growing number of Status-of -

. Women Councils being formed
throughout B.C. and other
provinces, it would seem that
the time ‘is right, The-climate
of change is here,” says Joan
Wallace,”
Vancouver organization.

’ “Status of Women Councils in
Canada aré now estimated to
represent approximately ‘one
million women’' she adds.. ‘As
these groups grow in size-and
_ strength and stature, they will

contribute’ much=to true.
equality for Canadian women.”

“weal the

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president of the .

_ contributed

What is Job’s Daughter?

ternational” Order. of

Daughters * ‘is*.an
organization for girls aged 2 ta
20 and :having somé Masonic

“relatioriship. This Order strives

for-character building through

-moral- and ” spiritual - develop-
ment,: placing emphasis: on:.
“reverence; loyalty and respect; .
. The youthiful members conduct
‘the, affairs of the BETHEL,
whieh :
‘supporting, under the > guidance :

is completely self-

of an adult. council.

~ Activities - are. "planned. & for’

“progress ofthe Bethel, service

to the Community in which they
function, ». and “’such 'en-

tertainment as is in. keeping

with the high ideals of the Or- .

.der. Contributions to.a number -

of charitable and research.
institutions are made éach .

‘year, There are at present

(1972) 57. Bethels in’ British
Columbia and since 1958 have
in excess of
$60,000.00 to. the

Research Institute. —
’ The members are reminded

Library

New books at’ the Terrace Public Library

‘Mark Twain - A pen warmed-up in hell; Mark Twain i in protest
Len Ortzen, F'amous arctic adventures

‘James Thoams - Safe snowmobiling —.

Oakie O'connor - The Canadian ski technique

John Vaizey - Social democracy

Bud Sellick -

Parachutes and parachuting

Eustella Langdon,- Pioneer gardens :

Sylvia Howard + Tin-can crafting ee
Christiaan Barnard - Heart atlack; you dn'thavs odie
A. Neil] - Freedom. - not license! :

Hugh Innis - Americanization

_ John Vaizey - Capitalism

Eugene Kennedy - The new sual :

- Karl Marx - On revolution

“Donn Teal - The gay militants:
Frieda Curtis - How to give a fashion show :"

Cancer

of their’ responsihi lities to their
parents, and events are planned
so they. do not. conflict ‘with

school work.. Membership” in:

Job's Daughters. presents girls

_ with the, opportunity to join with

the -.120,000. girls in Canada,
‘Dnited. States, ‘Australia, ‘Guam,
the: Phillipines and Japan, . ‘in

. freparing themselves for. roles. |
‘as good: citizens and potential _
in ‘‘their com-.

Jeadership:

- Honoured Queen Laura Dando

‘and her officers for the coming

term on December 27th, 1972:at

’ 8:06-p.m, -in.. Knox : United
: Church ‘on Lazelie Avenue.

. Members of the genera] public

are cordially invited ta attend,

"as well as relatives and friends.

munities.” The “program. is. .

designed :. ‘to: compliment the’

- teachings ‘of home, church and.
‘interest and

school. : Parents”

support in their daughters:

activities ‘as’ well as: their at-.
tednace at Bethel meetings is:

welcomed and encouraged.
In_ keeping:.with the. above
principles Bethel  No,53,

Terrace, of the ‘International 7

Order of Job’s- Daughters, will

be: holding the installation of *

“DONALD PB. HIGHE.
+ Sita Costamtda
Land Serreyor
No. 2 - .
| 4621 Lakelse Ave.-

Maiting Address:
Box 545, Tersace, BL
. §353221

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