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o¢° BRIGHT LIGHTS. 66
University women grads gather in W.Van

CALLING all women university grads who enjoy ineresting tis
cussions, ne:working opportunities, proactive corsmunity work,
charitable outreach, continued education, lectures, laughing, and
friendship Whew, Sounds like a lot. And itis, but the women whe
make it all come together are rerritic and so is their organization,
The Canadian Federation of University Women (CFUW3 has 126
clubs across Canada and is a non-profit organization, The group,
Which meets monthly, welcomes women who have graduated
from any international accredited university, Members of the
WA. branch recently gathered at West Vancouver Prestuterian
Church. Meeting agendas vary. This one inchided an opportuni
ty fo purchase used books with 50-cent donations to the charita
ble Gutreach Kitty, review of the business avenda, disctission
about a scholarship fundraising fashion show, and a lecture by
special guest Hugh Johnston on the history of forestry in West
Van. For more into abour the organization, call 922-7358,

NEWS photos Ann Hamilton

Canadian Federation of University Women, West Vancouver, president foia Knight, teft,
prepares for the meeting with Federation secretary Loraine Clokie.

Deborah Spicer i issues an
invitation to all for the fed-
eration's fashion show and
bridge scholarship
fundraiser being held Aprit
1 at St. Stephen's Anglican

Pat Hayward is busy in
the kitchen organizing
assorted refreshments

Church. For details call
922-1800.

and brewing up some love-
ly hot tea and coffee.

Dawn Montgomery unpacks some bocks for the
fundraising tabie. tems aré a great deal at just 50 cents
for ail titles.

Fran Walcott is talked into
saying hello to the Bright

Vivacious Gladys McLaren. left, and one ever-so-cam-
era-shy Anne Walton enjoy a wee chat before the fede:-
ation’s weekly meeting gets under way at West

Shirley Hemphill is ready
to enjoy an interesting and

Lights lens.

Federation members Jan Harvey. right. and her Aunt
Mary Lee. leit, make sure their guest — Mary's hubby —
Chris Lee is made to fee! welcome despite the fact he is
completely surrounded by women. It was early on and
the quest Speaker, West Van's own Hugh Johnston, had
not yet arrived. Mr. J., good sport that he is, didn’t seem
to mind.

& Safety Check

Vancouver Presbyterian Church.

ntertaining evening.

Lenore Williams serves up some delicious butterscotch
brownies. The refreshment table is bountiful, loaded with
home-baked goods.

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