page 4, July 21, 1976 - North Shore
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By Ellsworth Dickson

Women's Liberation has
been with us for some time
now, It has been accused of
everything from achieving
equal pay for equal work to
being responsible for the
drop in bra sales. Even
though it is the law now that
women must not be discri-
minated against in the job
market, surveys still show
that sometimes women con-
tinue to receive lower salar-
ies than men. This week the
Inquiring Reporter asks wo-
men: ‘Is women’s liberation

working?”’
Mihm mm

Susan Duffield
Inniefall, Alborta

-] think that women’s Iib Is a
good thing and It Is working. .

One unfortunate aspect of
Is that some women are so
loud-mouthed about it, they
become obnoxious, .

[EDITOR'S
writer refers to a letter
ublished In the North Shoro
ews of July 7 on the subject
of the Park Royal expansion,
associated taxes and traffic
congestion)

NOTE: The

I am an Indian and I have
taken silently and patiently
as much as I can from the
dictates or opinions by
dissatisfied people of allen
countries calling themselves
Canadians.

There is only one people
that has the oboriginal
ancestoral right (locally the
Squamish Native Indians) to
claim PAST, PRESENT, and
FUTURE ownership of the
ands,

I have been silent to my
rights and have waited untill I
have been educated enough
to the callousness of the
white man’s law compared to
my own ancestors generos-
ities, which allowed the first
immigrant to exercise his
greed and thievery on ao
patient people.

Because of various gov-
ernment abuses of our rights
and ownership of this land,

the governments of all ranks

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of politics have created their
own policy to sell to you not
the Indian. To make million-
ares in land and resource
deals without Indian involve-
ment or concern.

Can you show me a
milllonare in my tribe? The
owners of the land. The only
way a lot of us exist is to
accept Social Assistance to
retain a little dignity. Not for
degradation of being useless,

lazy, drunken but as a small |
compensation payment for @ssnm=uumeeeereers

land that Is rightfully ours.

Remember you still owe us
the full value for raping our
country the last 100 years.

Who created congestion,
pollution, traffic jams, jalls to

ouse Indians, it was your .

own political governments.
They are the ones whom you

elect (not the native), who

import peoples of other
countrles to, come to our
lands, without authorization
from us, to create these
problems.

Remember all this land

was trespassed by you # we.

did not invade your country.

R.G. Nahanee
Squamish Band Member

INANE
inquiring reporter asks:

Angela Hintelman
North Vancouver

Yes, it’s working. I belleve it
is easier for some women
now, but I feel there is still a
way to go yet.

Van, Seymour; from the
southern bank of Roberts
Creek to the headwaters of
the Squamish River and their
tributaries.

Mad at SPCA

Recently my child’s pet
was impounded by the SPCA
for being at large. A witness
saw the attendant lure m
child’s dog out of our yard off
my own Property to catch
her. As she was not

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Volma Inglis
North Vancouver

I think it’s working. We are
not far away from the Idea
that sex is below the neck. I
think that a lot of women are
better off now than four or
five years ago.

own property, Iam extreme:
ly angry. Obviously the
river ‘knew where the dog
lived as I have watched the
driver crulsing our street
several times during the day
and on two separate occas-
ions, saw the SPCA ambu-
lance parked In front of my
nelghbor’s yard watching.

The fine of $37.00 was paid
as was one of $62.00 and that
of $70.00 for pets belonging
to friends impounded in the
district.

I feel I have just cause to
complain loudly. As on two
separate occasions I have

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Cynthia Summiors
North Vancouver

I think it's working in some
parts of society, but not all
parts. In my experience, |
see women being treated
unfairly from time to time.

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pass by a problem dog that
us even snapped at me
chasing It from my yard.
Both times the man did not
even get out of his vehicle,
and yet he has time to walt
outside my property for a
violation from my kid's pet.

I consider the pound to be
showing very poor judge-
ment by functloning within a
fine halr of the law, and am
hoping the SPCA will be
brought back into fine as they
seem bent on the harassment
of family pets and owners
and consider pets as a source
of revenue or as just a

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North Vancouver

Yes, I think women’s libera-
tlon is working. People are
more aware now that women
have been treated poorly In-
the past. More social reform
is needed, but things aro

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Also | would ask why such
discrepancy in the cost for
recovery of pets from the
pound in district vs city, or
why there is such exorbitant,
outrageously costly fines to
start with? Even  parkin
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and $37,

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