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TORONTO (UPC) — The
National Action Committee
on the Status of Women —
Canada’s largest feminist
organization revealed
Tuesday it would lodge
complaints with both the
Ontario and Federal Human
Rights Commissions over the
banning of two girls from an
international youth soccer
tournament.

Allegra Milholland, a 9-
year-old from McLean, Va.,
and another girl from a
Danish soccer tcam will not
be allowed to play in the
upcoming Canadian Robbic
International as a result of
rule which states only boys
are cligible to compete in the
tournament.

“We want to do it (lodge
the complaint) both
federally and provincially,
and to do it provincially

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we've been told we have to
have a third party, sO we
want to talk to the litde girl's
(Milholland) father,” said
Lynne Sullivan, treasurer of
the committee.

Sullivan, who said the
complaint would probably
be lodged Wednesday or

Friday; said they had
contacted the Federal
Human Rights Commission
“and they said in their
opinion it was worth pur
suing.”

Lee Grillis, the  vice-

president of the committee,
was particularly disgusted
with the banishment of the
girls, calling the decision
“outrageous.”

“If other countries have
different rules, we don't
have a right to force them to
play under ours,” she said.
“Obviously these girls have

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Girls were barred from tourney

proven they can play and it
would seem detrimental to
their teams if they are held
back from playing.”

Sullivan said she had
spoken to Allan Southard,
chairman of the = in-
ternational tournament, and
he has steadfastly refused to
soften the rules which he
said were laid out clearly in
the invitations sent to cach
team.

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Here's a special way for
kids to be Friends of
Children’s Hospital — and to
brighten someone else’s day.

Whether you're a junior
Picasso or you just like to
doodle around with colors,
when you enter the
Children’s Hospital Art
Contest you may be a winner
— and your entry may end
up brightening a room in the
new Children’s Hospital, due
to open in Vancouver this
winter.

The contest is easy to
enter. Your picture can be
aboat anything you choose
and it can be done in any
way you like — paints,
colored markers, crayons.
You choose your favorite.

Paint or draw your entry
on a piece of paper no larger
than 187"x24”. Put your
name, address, age and
phone number on the back
of your entry: No later than
July 31, 1981, mail or deliver
it to:

Children’s Hospital, 250
W. 59th Avenue,

Vancouver, B.C.

V5X 1X2.

Entries will be judged and
winners in each of the four
age categories -will be
selected and announced by
August 15, 1981.

Winners in cach age
category will receive a
Children’s Hospital t-shirt
with

the bright new
Children’s Hospital logo on

the front. .

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Contest Rules:

1. The Children’s Hospital
Art Contest is open to
children of all ages who live
in British Columbia.

2. Age categories
judging are:

Pre-schoolers (5 years of
age and under)

Juveniles (6-9 years old)

"Tweens (10-13 years old)

Teenagers (14 years old
and up)

3. Each entry must be
presented on one side of a
sheet of paper or card no
larger than 18-by 24 inches.
Entries should be submitted
unfolded, if possible. .

4. Clearly print name,
address, phone number and

for

age on the top right hand
corner of the reverse side of

5. Entries © must be
delivered or postmarked no
later than July 31, 1981.

6. Winners will be an-
nounced the week of August

15, 1981. The decision of the
judges is final.

7. All entries will become
the property of Children’s
Hospital and will not be
returned. Winning entries
may be incorporated into the
decoration of the new
Children’s Hospital or used
in other ways that the
Children’s Hospital deems
appropriate.

_ The Drapes are
Custom Made

The Labour is Free

Free estimates, in-home service, and a truckload
of patterns to choose from.

Sale ends July 11

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