30 - Sunday, Segtember 3, 1939 - North Shore News

NEWS ANCHOR Lelia Paul was the guest ‘speaker at the 15th annual
genera) meeting of the North Shore Women’s Centre held recently in

West Vancouver.

— “NEW COLLECTIVE BOARD APPOINTED

Study German
in North Van

THE GERMAN School North’
Shore will be accepting registra-
tions for the fall term at 7:30 p.m.
on Thursday, Sept. 7 in the Lucas
Centre for Continuing Education.
The school was started 15 years
ago and hss grown from two
classes with 36 students, to 120
- students in eight classes, starting
with Kindergarten and ending with
Grade 12 German.

In. May, 16 studenis obtained

university credit for Grade if
German. Classtooms are rented
from the school board, and finan-
cial assistance and books are ob-
tained through the German Con-
sulate and the Federal Govern-
ment.

Classes for children age five and

. up are ‘held Mondays and Thurs-

days from 4 to 5:30 p.m.
. For more information contact
C. Coibow at 926-2730.

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FORTY NORTH Shore women at-
tended the 15th annual general
meeting of the North Shore
Women’s Centre (NSWC) on
August 19 at Klee Wyck. :

During the business mecting,

members and friends of NSWC
appointed the mew Coczdinating
Collective Board for 1989-90, and
discussed projects of the upcoming
year, including a fall lecture series
in co-sponsorship with Capilano
College’ 2 a workshop on Images of
Women in the Media; and a
Mothers’ and Children’s Informa-
tion Fair.

Naomi McPherson, new Chair-
woman of NSWC, announced that
the centre has recently received
funding from the Provincia!
Women’s Secretariat to sponsor
four Job Seekers Network groups
for mature women aged between
45 and 60 years.

She expressed concern, however,
that their Secretary of State opera-
tional funding has been reduced by
45 per cent under the current fed-
eral budget.

The meeting was followed by a
luncheon wth guest speaker Leila
Paul, CBC news anchor who has
filed a Canadian Human Rights
claim against the network on the
basis of age discrimination.

The meeting ended on a humor-
ous note with the Rags to Rituals
Theatre Cooperative. performing
an excerpt from the Stay Fresh
Special, a satire on advertiser’s
portrayal of feminine stereotypes.

Those. wishing to contact the

NSWC can drop in at centre’s of- -
_ fice at 201-145 West 15th Street,

North Vancouver, or call 984-6009
to learn about volunteer oppor-

tunities and receive more informa-
tion.

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