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RAISING MONEY FOR their trip to France this summer, these grade three youngsters are gathering firewood to sel] as a project. (Terry Peters photo)

IN HONOR OF WOMEN Series to focus on women

In honour of women and International Women’s Day, North Vancouver City Library presents a series of three discussions on topics relevant to women. On three successive Wednesday eve- nings at 7:00 (Feb. 17, Feb. 24, March 3) presentations will be given by women who are working in the com- munity and the workplace to raise the consciousness of women and society as a whole.

The public is warmly invited to attend and parti- cipate in these discussions.

On Wednesday February 17, at 7:00 the first meeting is entitled Women and Society: What is Justice?

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Within the broad spec (rum of environmental health the North Shore Health Department has a special interest in swimming pools with Community tn volvement

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Speakers for the evening are: Donna Whiteley of Single Mothers United for Change “Working and non- working single parents: the Catch-22 dilemma;’ Guninder Mumick, ethnic consultant, ‘Double jeopardy; being female and immigrant;” Susan Irwin, co- ordinator at Chesterfield House, “Women as parents,” and Mitzi Billy of Concerned

Aboriginal Women, “Fighting for Aboriginal rights.”

On Wednesday February

24, at 7:00 the’ second program of the senes is Women and Work: The

struggle for equality in the workplace .”

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ensure clamty of water, bactenological quality, chemical balance and general safety

The public is invited to refer any communal pool with which they may) be dissatisfied These will be assessed oon the basis) of

legislated standards and ac cepted practice The phone number to call is 988 5241

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Speakers are: Eileen Smith, Burnaby Library worker, “Equalization of the base rates:” Jackie Ain- sworth, bank worker and SORWUC activist, on “Organizing bankworkers in Vancouver,” Suzanne Gerard from Women in Trades, “Women working in non-traditional jobs:"’ Joanne Hochu, program co- ordinator at North Shore Neighbourhood House, “Women working in the social servies;” and Marsha Trew, co-ordinator for the Women's Resource Centre at Capilano College, “Over- view of women in the work force.”

On Wednesday March 3, at 7:00, the last subject is

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Women and Violence: No more victimization, with Maureen Collier from Wen- do-west, “Women have a choice;” Jennifer Bradley from Emily Murphy Transi- tion House, ‘Battered women: victims of domestic violence;”” and Dr. Patncia Groves, sociologist from Capilano College, “It’s about tume: let's talk about porno- graphy.”

The North Vancouver City Library Women in Focus Sernes will stimulate discus sion by the audience and give patrons an opportunity to think about’ the Challenges of the Eighties. Don't miss it at 121 West 14th St

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Registrations are being received for the all-day workshop to improve your effectiveness in job, home, church or community af- fairs. It is sponsored by North Shore Unitarian Chur- ch.

The leaders are Gary and Sandra Robinson, Manage- ment Consultants with E.M. Sciences Lid. and themselves members of the North Shore Church.

They will be exploring leadership styles and how they relate to various situa- tions. Role expectations and stereotyping will be looked at, as will institutional and personal blocks to being ef- fective. Personal goals will be set.

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take place Saturda February 13 from 9 to 4 at~ West Vancouver United Church, 2062 Esuimalt Ave., - West Vancouver. The fee of $25.00 includes a light lunch,

To register, or for informa-

tion, call Mary Symons at 926-4206.

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