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Al0-Sunday News, February 17, 1980

inquiring
reporter

Ellsworth
Dickson

A woman's place in society has been
steadily changing over the years. Today

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women are: more independent and
aggressive. Many of the old rules of
“courtship” no longer apply.

This issue the Inquiring Reporter asks:

‘Is it acceptable
for women
fo chase men today?’

Cindy Alfer
North Vancouver

I think so. I don’t think
there should be any
double standards. Men
and women are equal, it’s
only logical.

Randy Bard

North Vancouver

I would think it is
acceptable. I think
women have always done
this to a certaifi extent
anyway. But leave me
alone, ladies, my wife
might be reading this.

Bob Creamer
North Vancouver

I think a woman has
just as much right to ask a
man out as a man has to
ask a woman.

Glorta Lakes
North Vancouver

Sure, why not? What is

good for one is good for
the other.

Linda Prouten
North Vancouver

If they want to, | don't
see why not. There are a
lot of women who do this
now and it’s OK by me.

32nd

election countdown

| Voters total over 15 mil

~ “Fe sols will « open from 9
a.m. to 8 p.m. toce:-ime_
tomorrow, Monday,
February 18 for Canada’s
federal general
election.

More than 15 million
Canadians are eligible to
vote in the country’s 282
electoral districts. A total of
11,537,909 votes were cast in
the last general election May
22, 1979 — about 76 per cenit
of the 15.2 million voters
whose names were on the
final voters’ lists.

The electoral districts are
divided into some 60,000
polling divisions, each with a
polling station or place to
vote. The Returning Officer
of each district oppoints a
deputy and a polling clerk
for each polling station.

If you live in an urban
area, your name must be on
the “msi Hist of voters in

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order to cast a ballot. Sst 3
you are a rural voter, you
may vote (even if your name
is not on the list) provided
you are vouched for by
another elector whose name
is on the voters’ list of your
polling division. Generally, a
polling division is considered
“rural” if it is in a locality of
fewer than 5,000 people.

If you have never voted
before, here's what to expect
when you enter your polling
station:

—You will give your name
to the deputy returning
officer who will check to see
that your name is on the
official voters’ list. If so, you
will receive a ballot for

Which polling station?

If you are a qualified
voter in tomorrow's
federal election, the
address of the neigh-
borhood polling station at
which you must cast your
ballot is shown on the

Notice of Enumeration

card you will have
received during the past
month.

You cannot vote at any
other polling station.

If you have lost your
Notice of Enumeration
card, and don't know
where to vote, you should

Hours off

If you are a _ qualified
voter, you may be entitled to
time off work to vote in the
federal general election
tomorrow, February 18. The
Canada Elections Act states
that each employee must
have four consecutive hours
for the purpose of casting his
vote.

If the hours of his em-
ployment do not allow for

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contact the Elections

tomorrow (Monday,
Febraary 18). The phone
numbers are as follows:

For North Vancouver-
Burnaby riding (St.
George’s Avenue, North
Van, eastward to Indian
Arm): 291-8201.

For Capilano riding (St.
George's Avenue, North
Van, westward to Howe
Sound, including all of
West Vancouver): 925-
1366.

work

such four consecutive hours,
his employer shall allow him
such additional time as may
be necessary to provide four
consecutive hours.

If you are eligible to vote,
you are entitled to those four
consecutive hours for voting
while the polls are open
between 9 a.m. and 8 p.m.
on election day.

ou earn 8% on entire
alance
ou earn 10% on = entire
alance
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marking in a polling booth”
nearby.

‘—On the ballot paper you
will find the names of
candidaies Jjisted
alphabetically, and the
political affiliation (if any) of
each candidate printed
under the name. You will
vote for one candidate by

’ opened in the presence of
agents of the candidates.
The deputy returning officer
will count the ballot,
depositing votes for each

“Camcidate in separate en-

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velopes, ana writ issue a

statement giving the results
of the poll. All documents
will be put into the ballot

marking an “X” in the circle box which will be sealed and
beside his or her name. No_ taken to the returning of-
ballot will be accepted which _ficer.

contains any mark that will

identify the voter.

—You will then refold the
ballot and give it to the

deputy returning officer who
will deposit it into the ballot
box.

—After the closing of the
poll, the ballot box will be

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