New policies will
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counsellors through the
Ministry of Education, to en-
sure that high school girls are
Open to and ready for the
complete range of ‘oppor-
tunities available to them.
Education also means
teaching out” to employers
and eraployer groups, driving
home the point that there is
little that men ‘can do that
women can’t. And
technology is making. that
“even more true today than it
once was, says Ms. Kelly, as
machines eliminate the need

. for physical strength in n many” Lg

i. Career improvement and on
taking advantage of oppor-
: tunities they might otherwise
“have passed by:

jobs."
While~ is true” ‘that
technology i is also eliminating
many” women’s ‘jobs,’ Ms.
Kelly emphasizes that women
must’ seck
necessary to get the new jobs
that. technology is creating.
But Women’s Programs is
nor only concerned with. the

"she has been build
. first on their next move.’

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situation outside of govern-
ment service. An important
area of concern is also within

government, Ms. Kelly says. |
Her staff is concerned with ~

policy development and
legislation as well as with
employment relations within
the civil service,

When new programs or
policies are developed,
throughout government,
Women’s Programs staff are
concerned with how the pro-
grams will impact on women.

On the employee relations
side, the division has
developed a three-day course
for women in government
service. which focuses on

There is also an advisory
committee on training and
for women,
comprised of representatives
of business, labor and
Rovernment to advise govern-

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ment on policy.

“It’s my job to help ensure

that, in its policies and prac- Ǥ

tice, the government does not
contribute to discrimination
against women,’’ says Ms.
Kelly.

She emphasizes that she
and her staff are sensitive to
the possibility that their work
niay be perceived AS BEING
“anti-male’’,-.as some
feminists openly are. Most
men are as open to changing
atitudes as women are, Ms.
Kelly says, but it is a question
of changing deeply embedded
traditions and values held in
common by both sexes. She
points out that it was only a
short time ago, in 1929, that
women in Canada were given
legal status as persons.
> But for compelling
economic reasons, and for
reasons of simple human
dignity, it is important that
women move from siraply be-
ing persons to being equal
persons, Ms. Kelly sitys.

Group ~ — West Coast t Realty is isa top performing realtor.
‘Inthe competitive world of reai estate it is essential that a realtor gain the trust
- of their, clients through their-expertise, knowledge and service. Regina is an ex-
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: ga largé clientelle of satisfied homeowners who consult her

” Reginais a self-motivated and highly organized individual. Her peasant and
‘unpretentious manner.allows her to maintain a balance between her demanding
business commitments, her community activities, and her role as wife and mother.
Regina sets afine example as an achiever who truly enjoys the challenge of hard
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presently contemplating expanding toa

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