By
1980
Everywoman
records
the
History
of
Liberation
of
the
Human
Fe
male
men
had
ceased
to
re
regard
¬
gard
a
woman
as
a
sex
object
Women
achieved
this
goal
by
dressing
In
baggy
trousers
growing
mustaches
and
giv
giving
¬
ing
any
man
who
looked
at
them
with
a
gleam
In
his
eye
a
karate
kick
to
the
groin
In
1975
the
government
of
Canada
revised
the
criminal
code
to
make
It
an
offence
punishable
by
fine
or
Impri
Imprisonment
¬
sonment
for
a
man
to
regard
a
woman
as
other
than
his
sister
In
197G
this
was
amended
to
his
brother
and
in
1977
to
his
grand
grandfather
¬
father
A
milestone
In
the
sexual
emancipation
of
woman
was
the
case
of
ReglnavsHagger
ty
1978
In
which
the
de
defendant
¬
fendant
Joseph
Haggerty
pleaded
that
he
had
been
pro
provoked
¬
voked
to
look
upon
his
wife
momentarily
as
a
sex
ob
object
¬
ject
because
she
put
a
sprig
of
mistletoe
behind
her
ear
The
all
female
jury
found
the
victim
Innocent
of
any
Intent
except
flower
arrang
arranging
¬
ing
and
Justice
Edna
Flint
sentenced
Haggerty
to
five
years
In
prison
for
lndencent
exposure
of
the
libido
By
1985
the
cessation
of
sexual
intercourse
between
men
and
womenwas
complete
except
In
a
few
unlnstructed
islands
of
the
South
Pacific
whose
highlands
sheltered
motley
guerilla
bands
of
Wolf
Whistlers
followers
of
the
outlawed
Hugh
Hefner
who
was
killed
in
an
ambush
by
G
women
Human
reproduction
having
been
converted
100
per
cent
to
lab
babies
by
1988
gene
geneticists
¬
ticists
perfected
the
produc
production
¬
tion
of
infants
having
no
re
reproductive
¬
productive
organs
whatever
the
Unsex
people
This
Bus
sirike
costs
high
VANCOUVER
CP
The
British
Columbia
Hydro
bus
strike
in
Vancouver
and
Vlcto
rla
which
enters
Its
fifth
day
today
with
no
sign
of
settle
ment
has
already
cost
the
B
C
economy
at
least
250000
and
most
likely
much
more
Figures
supplied
by
the
Crown
corporation
which
oper
ates
the
transit
system
and
by
the
A
malgamated
Transit
Union
show
the
1800
transit
workers
have
lost
about
25000
in
wages
so
far
while
Hydros
income
has
dropped
by
225000
Businesses
in
both
Vancouver
and
Victoria
say
they
are
also
being
hurt
by
the
strike
but
no
figures
are
available
A
BC
mediation
commission
hearing
continued
Thursday
again
without
the
presence
of
the
union
which
is
boycotting
the
sessions
1
The
Citizeii
Friday
January
8
1971
Eric
Nicol
Ultimate
lib
hairless
de
genltalled
spe
species
¬
cies
was
called
noman
The
noman
represented
the
ulti
ultimate
¬
mate
triumph
of
woman
the
extinction
of
men
as
a
se
separate
¬
parate
gender
and
the
syn
synthesizing
¬
thesizing
of
the
two
sexes
into
one
resembling
the
female
dummy
once
used
in
store
windows
Creation
of
the
noman
greatly
simplified
solution
of
such
majorproblems
as
popu
population
¬
lation
control
VD
unwed
mothers
and
the
porno
trade
more
than
offsetting
the
fact
that
80
per
cent
of
the
motels
went
out
of
business
Nomen
enjoyed
each
others
company
in
a
variety
of
sex
sexual
¬
ual
activities
such
as
glue
sniffing
and
team
bowling
Nudity
no
longer
having
any
sexual
significance
became
the
norm
wherever
and
when
whenever
¬
ever
the
climate
permitted
and
100
French
fashion
de
designers
¬
signers
joined
hands
to
jump
into
the
Seine
as
a
mass
sui
suicide
¬
cide
Marriage
had
of
course
be
become
¬
come
obsolete
with
the
elimi
elimination
¬
nation
of
the
sex
role
and
a
noman
could
be
both
mother
and
father
to
a
child
when
visiting
it
at
the
child
care
centre
All
nomen
were
eligi
eligible
¬
ble
for
military
service
be
between
¬
tween
the
ages
of
18
and
50
providing
a
numerical
advan
advantage
¬
tage
over
those
backward
na
nations
¬
tions
where
there
were
still
two
sexes
By
the
j
ear
2100
the
re
remaining
¬
maining
men
and
women
had
died
out
in
all
parts
of
the
world
except
for
a
few
spe
specimens
¬
cimens
kept
In
public
zoos
as
a
curiosity
Unfortunately
the
confined
quarters
dis
discouraged
¬
couraged
pairs
from
mating
as
they
had
in
their
vlld
na
natural
¬
tural
state
and
the
females
insisted
on
burning
their
bras
In
2171
having
outlived
the
male
by
10
years
the
last
woman
died
Htr
last
words
We
shall
overcome
Mercury
level
high
in
dogfish
VANCOUVER
CP
-
The
federal
fisheries
department
has
confiscated
17
tons
of
dog
dogfish
¬
fish
scheduled
for
export
to
West
Germany
saying
the
fish
contained
dangerous
levels
of
mercur
The
dogfish
part
of
a
catch
belonging
to
Seafresh
Brand
Oysters
Ltd
a
newly
formed
BC
company
pioneering
the
export
and
sale
of
what
has
been
traditionally
regarded
as
a
nuisance
fish
was
seized
Tues
Tuesday
¬
day
W
R
11
o
u
r
s
t
o
n
regional
director
for
the
department
said
Thursday
the
cargo
was
found
to
contain
79
part
per
million
of
mercury
well
above
the
Canadian
safety
standard
of
05
Mr
Hourston
said
Intensive
tests
now
are
being
conducted
along
the
coast
to
determine
the
source
of
the
mercury
In
the
pint
sized
sharks
The
seizure
came
as
a
blow
because
the
government
as
much
as
anyone
was
Interested
In
finding
a
consumer
source
for
these
fish
Mr
Hourston
said
He
said
the
dogfish
cargo
caught
in
the
Gulf
of
Georgia
probably
will
be
destrojed
The
dogfish
a
member
of
the
shark
family
grows
to
more
than
three
feet
in
length
and
Is
plentiful
off
the
West
Coast
In
May
1969
Fisheries
Minister
Jack
Davis
Invited
the
Japanese
to
catch
the
fish
off
the
West
Coast
in
the
hopes
of
creating
a
new
industry
Council
seeks
shofgun
killer
COQUITLAM
CP
-
This
municipality
posted
a
1000
reward
for
Information
leading
to
the
arrest
of
the
shotgun
killer
of
17-year-old
Robert
Lloyd
Lilje
whose
body
was
found
last
October
in
a
lane
Judge
quashes
nude
conviction
VANCOUVER
CP
-
She
Ha
Helen
Beaupre
20
con
vlcted
of
Indecency
b
being
nude
on
a
public
beach
had
her
conviction
quashed
Thurs
Thursday
¬
day
by
a
British
Columbia
Supreme
Court
judge
who
said
she
was
charged
under
the
wrong
section
of
the
Criminal
Code
Mrs
Beaupre
was
fined
50
last
September
after
the
RCMP
charged
her
with
wll
fully
doing
an
Indecent
act
by
exposing
her
private
person
b
being
nude
In
a
public
place
In
front
of
one
or
more
persons
Her
lawer
Don
Rosen
bloom
told
Mr
Justice
J
G
Could
the
woman
should
have
been
charged
under
Section
109
of
the
Criminal
Code
which
sajs
that
everyone
without
lawful
excuse
who
Is
nude
In
a
public
place
Is
guilt
of
an
offence
Mr
Justice
Gould
said
that
on
examining
the
two
sections
one
might
fairly
conclude
that
the
Parliament
of
Canada
thought
the
being
nude
was
not
always
an
Indecent
act
otherwise
it
would
have
not
added
the
section
159
dealing
specifically
with
nudity
He
was
told
that
on
Aug
11
last
year
Mrs
Beaupre
was
on
Towers
Beach
In
the
Unl
verslty
of
B
C
area
nude
lying
on
her
stomach
reading
The
police
officer
scame
spoke
to
her
and
she
got
up
on
the
direction
of
police
and
exposed
herself
Mr
Justice
Gould
said
that
the
code
had
so
rarely
dealt
with
nudity
in
a
public
place
that
the
phrase
Indecent
act
denotes
more
greater
moral
turpitude
He
said
the
facts
did
not
support
the
charge
under
Sec
tion
158
and
that
it
should
have
been
laid
under
Section
119
SH
Mining
Is
on
the
move
in
the
sentral
interior
One
company
iware
of
its
implications
Is
BC
Tel
which
printed
the
following
article
In
its
staff
magazine
BC
Tel
News
Within
Northern
Divlslonboun
darles
there
are
as
many
as
178
acres
where
mining
companies
are
carrying
out
exploration
work
Of
these
20
companies
are
doing
feasibility
studies
three
are
In
the
process
of
build
building
¬
ing
and
10
are
in
production
The
mining
potential
In
the
north
Is
staggering
said
Divi
Division
¬
sion
Manager
CarlSeabey
Sub
Subsequent
¬
sequent
demands
placed
on
BC
Tel
to
provide
these
future
de
developments
¬
velopments
with
communications
are
enormous
Initial
survey
reports
Indi
Indicate
¬
cate
GO
mlllion
tons
of
coal
are
hidden
In
the
Sukunka
Valley
south
of
Chetwynd
Bramed
Mines
is
working
on
a
feasibility
study
for
this
one
area
and
should
the
results
prove
positive
the
company
could
be
In
production
by
late
1972
A
population
jump
of
2000
Is
forecast
for
the
town
of
Chet
wynd
when
the
mine
begins
pro
production
¬
duction
said
forecast
super
supervisor
¬
visor
Don
Gray
In
terms
of
communications
it
means
doub-
llng
the
present
exchange
fa
facilities
¬
cilities
in
the
town
Granisle
is
another
townslte
which
is
expected
to
mushroom
within
the
decade
The
com
communitys
¬
munitys
present
population
of
500
is
expected
to
increase
to
well
over
2700
by
1981
This
represents
a
projected
increase
of
700
telephone
lines
said
Gray
Thats
an
845
per
percent
¬
cent
Jump
In
10
years
Granisle
is
the
site
of
the
second
largest
copper
mining
development
in
BC
The
mine
Granisle
Copper
Ltd
com
commenced
¬
menced
production
in
1966
and
now
produces
26
milllon
tons
of
ore
annually
Although
no
ore
production
forecast
Is
available
the
com
company
¬
pany
expects
that
the
copper
de
deposit
¬
posit
will
sustain
mining
opera
operations
¬
tions
for
the
next
20
years
Granules
production
will
be
parallelled
with
the
construction
and
eventual
operation
in
1972
of
Noranda
Mines
new
copper
development
on
Newman
Pennln-
sula
seven
miles
northwest
of
the
Granisle
townslte
When
construction
is
comple
ted
the
Noranda
Mine
will
em
employ
¬
ploy
between
200
250
people
the
majority
of
whom
will
reside
at
the
townslte
Suspension
sought
for
ferry
skipper
By
Ben
Tierney
Southern
News
Services
OTTAWA
The
federal
de
partment
of
transport
wants
to
suspend
the
licence
of
Captain
Robert
James
Pollock
the
man
In
charge
of
the
ferry
Queen
of
Victoria
when
she
collided
with
a
Russian
freighter
last
sum
mer
Three
persons
died
In
the
col
lislon
Suspension
of
Captain
Pol
locks
licence
is
sought
by
the
minister
of
transport
in
an
ap
peal
against
the
decision
of
British
Columbia
Judge
E
J
C
Stewart
filed
with
the
Exchequer
Court
Judge
Stewart
conducted
an
lnqul
j
Into
the
collision
be
tween
the
two
vessels
and
though
he
found
Captain
Pollock
guilty
of
faulty
seamanship
which
was
Inexcusable
he
did
not
suspend
his
licence
Judge
Stewart
did
however
suspend
the
licence
of
Captain
David
Gerald
Crabbe
a
Cana
dlan
pilot
on
the
Russian
ship
the
Sergey
Yesenln
at
the
time
of
the
accident
The
collision
took
place
on
Aug
2
In
Active
Pass
a
narrow
stretch
of
water
In
the
islands
of
the
Georgia
Strait
The
ferry
loaded
with
passengers
and
cars
was
on
her
regular
run
be
tween
Vancouver
and
Victoria
In
his
appeal
to
the
Ex
chequer
Court
the
minister
of
transport
contends
that
the
deel
slon
of
Judge
Stewart
not
to
suspend
the
licence
of
Captain
Pollock
is
against
the
evidence
and
the
weight
of
evidence
present
before
the
Inquiry
Into
the
collision
The
appeal
contends
that
the
judge
erred
in
deciding
that
the
suspension
of
Captain
Pollock
by
his
employers
was
a
suffl
clent
penalty
and
that
he
fur
ther
erred
by
holding
that
Cap
tain
Pollocks
previous
good
character
and
seamanship
Jus
tilled
not
suspending
his
licence
The
appeal
notes
that
slml
lar
previous
good
character
and
seamanship
on
the
part
of
Captain
Crabbe
did
not
prevent
the
suspension
of
his
licence
as
a
pilot
The
transport
ministers
ap
peal
further
argues
that
the
wrongful
acts
of
Captain
Pol
lock
warrant
suspension
and
that
Judge
Stewart
did
not
give
consideration
to
Section
647
of
the
Canada
Shipping
Act
which
states
that
failure
to
observe
collision
regulations
constitutes
wilful
default
SHELL
CANADA
LIMITED
Has
for
Lease
New
2
BAY
SERVICE
STATION
In
Vanderhoof
BC
For
Particulars
Please
Contact
J
A
Warren
at
Prince
George
564
541
1
or
964
4660
Nadlna
Mines
is
carrying
out
a
feasibility
study
on
their
pro
property
¬
perty
located
near
Houston
Con
Construction
¬
struction
is
scheduled
to
begin
this
year
with
production
slated
for
late
1972
when
a
labor
force
of
140
will
be
employed
at
the
mine
Kennecott
Mines
has
a
large
holding
at
nearby
Goosely
Lake
The
company
is
well
advanced
in
exploration
work
and
are
very
optimistic
about
their
findings
Houston
will
be
the
second
community
In
the
Northern
Divi
Division
sion
to
receive
electronic
switch
ing
Gray
said
The
new
equip
ment
will
provide
residents
with
2800
lines
by
1981
Houstons
population
Is
expected
to
Increase
by
444
percent
within
the
next
10
years
vr
m
iirMP
iSraBigiK-
2fe
-
Autos
left
on
the
street
are
a
nuisance
to
snow
removal
crews
work
ing
to
clear
snow
and
ice
off
roads
during
recent
thaw
City
workers
Company
survey
finds
are
forced
to
go
around
the
obtrusive
car
sometimes
surrounding
it
with
a
wall
of
snow
Citizen
photo
by
Rick
Hull
Mining
potential
here
staggering
One
of
the
most
volatile
mining
areas
In
the
province
is
the
Tort
St
James
Takla
region
Several
instant
towns
are
expected
to
be
established
when
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
Is
extend
extended
¬
ed
northward
These
towns
will
serve
the
anticipated
mining
and
logging
Industries
of
the
area
The
first
of
the
townsltes
is
expected
to
be
built
at
Takla
Landing
where
a
number
of
min
mining
¬
ing
companies
are
conducting
exploration
work
Three
of
the
potential
producers
are
wlthin20
miles
of
Takla
Landing
and
be
tween
them
they
would
be
able
to
support
a
community
of
2000
3000
people
Just
east
of
Takla
in
the
Ger-mansen-Manson
Creek
area
large
copper
and
mercury
pros
pects
are
at
the
exploration
stage
with
Kennecott
Mines
leading
the
way
Another
important
region
is
the
vast
area
east
of
the
Alas
Alaskan
¬
kan
Panhandle
more
specifi
specifically
¬
cally
the
Stewart
Casslar
High
Highway
¬
way
and
the
PGE
right-of-way
In
the
Deabe
Lake
region
The
exploration
work
that
Is
being
carried
out
Is
unbeliev
unbelievable
¬
able
said
Gray
When
Pre
Premier
¬
mier
Bennett
announced
the
PGE
extension
to
Dease
Lake
six
major
mining
companies
moved
men
and
equipment
into
the
area
The
completion
of
a
new
high
highway
¬
way
and
the
PGE
extension
will
open
up
the
entire
region
for
exploration
THE
BIG
MANSION
MOBILE
HOMES
Teachers
prepare
for
strike
The
Prince
George
district
teachers
association
has
been
asked
to
have
strike
plans
ready
by
the
end
of
January
president
Terry
Rogers
said
Thursday
A
strike
is
possible
in
Febru
February
¬
ary
The
BC
Teachers
Federa
Federation
¬
tion
representing
22000
teach
teachers
¬
ers
in
the
province
voted
88
per
percent
¬
cent
In
favor
of
strike
action
to
back
demands
for
better
pen
pensions
¬
sions
In
the
Oct
30
strike
vote
the
Prince
George
districts
730
teachers
voted
89
per
cent
In
fa
favor
¬
vor
of
strike
action
Rogers
said
he
received
a
let
letter
¬
ter
from
the
Vancouver
head
headquarters
¬
quarters
of
the
BCTF
requesting
Strike
plan
information
before
February
when
the
provincial
government
is
expected
to
con
consider
¬
sider
the
teachers
request
for
a
better
pension
scheme
The
BCTF
is
planning
for
both
a
favorable
and
an
unfa
unfavorable
¬
vorable
result
from
the
govei
n
ment
Rogers
said
Were
hoping
for
an
agree
agreement
¬
ment
but
you
have
to
be
ready
to
strike
It
would
be
ridiculous
for
us
to
sit
back
and
say
well
take
whatever
the
government
gives
us
The
BCTr
headquarters
has
asked
for
plans
concerning
strike
headquarters
co
ordinating
of
officers
¬
ficers
information
facilities
and
more
he
said
The
teachers
campaign
lead
leading
¬
ing
up
to
the
Oct
30
vote
stres
stressed
¬
sed
that
teachers
were
not
ask
asking
¬
ing
for
more
money
They
asked
that
more
of
the
fees
paid
into
the
provincial
pension
fund
be
paid
back
to
teachers
A
Citizen
Safety
Pointer
White
lines
are
a
challenge
to
anyone
who
considers
him
himself
¬
self
a
fair
driver
Do
you
need
a
white
line
to
stay
on
the
right
side
of
the
road
especially
on
curves
and
over
hills
Habit
should
put
you
on
the
right
side
of
the
road
not
a
white
line
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