36
TUB
CITIZEN,
Prince
George
Thursday,
June
24,
1976
Assisto
child
care
equa
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Women
say.
they
are
too
busy
in
their
homes
to
take
part
in
community
and
governmental
affairs
but
"when
society
does
not.
respond
to
it
they
bitterly
complain,"
a
United
Nations
official
told
the
International
Council
of
Women
Tuesday.
Helvi
Sipila
of
Finland,
assistant
UN
secretary-general
for
social
development
and
humanitarian
affairs,
told
350
delegates
;
to
the
ICW
triennial
meeting
that
as
long
as
men
and
women
do
not
share
responsibility
for
caring
for
.
children,
women
will
be
absent
from
decision-making
bodies.
There
is
nothing
forcing
women
to
remain
in
the
homes
and
men
to
make
all
important
decisions,
she
said.
Both
sexes
just
accept
the
roles
their
society
thrusts
on
them.
,
Mrs.
Sipila
asked
what
would
happen
if.
men
or
women
went
on
strike
against
their
roles.
But
men
won't
go
on
strike,
she
said,:
"because
what
they
are
doing
contains
all
the
priorities
and
privileges."
Mrs.'
Sipila
said
Secretary-General
Kurt
Waldheim
would
not
thank
her.
for
advocating
such
a
strike
by.
women
but
she
told
the
delegates
she
wanted
to
discuss
it
as
an
example
of
power
politics.
The
lCW
membership
includes
national
organizations
from
69
countries,
about
45
of
which
are
represented
at
the
conference
which
started
Monday
and
continues
to
July
2.
'
.
.
Mrs.
Sipila,
secretary-general
of
the
1975
International
Women's
Year
and
the
associated
conference,
spM
voluntary,
non-governmental
organizations
like
ICW
are
excellent
agencies
to
fight
for
implementation
of
resolutions
passed
by
the
30th
session
of
the
United
Nations.
Roughnecks
Jelly-side
down
.
.
,
by
Nancy
Stahl
Juanita
Rose
Vaillancourt
was
the
41st
person
to
use
the
christening
gown
worn
at
her
.'christening
May
30
in
Sacred
Heart
Church
by
Father
Rayner,
The
gown
was
first
used
in
Illinois
in
1883
when
her
great-
graridmother
was
christened
Theresa
Mary
Neis.
'
Her
grandparents
Mr,
and
Mrs,
Lawrence
Lund
of
Pentic-ton
travelled
to
Prince
George
for
the
ceremony.
Juanita
is
the
chosen
daughter
of
Vern
and
SHaron
Vaillancourt
of
Prince
George,
Horn
e
d
n
d
Fami
ly
Bev
Christensen
Citizen
Family
Editor
.
She
said
the
144
nations
in
the
UN
voted
unanimously
to
accept
the
resolutions
recommended
by
the
Mexico
City
conference
and
women
must
examine
national
affairs
being
made
to
implement
the
recommendations;
Mrs.
Sipila
said
that
during
International
Women's
Year.
a
great:
deal
of
information
emerged
about
child
and
maternal
mortality
and
morbidity;
mass
poverty
and
slow,
progress
on
social
and
economic
development,
"It
became
clear
that
unless
the
position
of
women
as
breeders,
feeders
and
producers
is
not
improved
these
problems
will
remain,',
she
said.
"We
are
needed
now,
more
than
ever,
at
this'time
to
contribute
to
the
implementation
of
resolutions,
not
only
for
women
but
for
all
humankind."
The
conference
also
heard
reports
on
the
status
of
women'
in
Asia,
the
Netherlands,
South
America,
Israel,
Africa,
New
Zealand,
Hungary
and
West
Germany.
Helene
,
Benitez
of
the
'
Philippines,
speaking
for
Asian
women,
called
on
women
to
become
a
third
force
operating
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Maida
Postnikoff
and
Shirlee
Phillips
demonstrate
their
prowess
at
handling
oil
drilling
equipment.
The
two
were
part
of
a
group
of
.
13
oil
company
secretaries
who
took
a
two-month
course
on
oil
well
basics
to
give
themselves
a
better
understanding
of
life
on
the
drilling
site.
A.
One
of
the
prevalent
myths
about
child-raising
is
that
every
child
needs
a
pet.
A
pet,
so
the
reasoning
goes,
will
instill
responsibility
and
humanity
in
the
one
who
cares-for
it,
True
enough.
Unfortunately,
mothers
generally
possess
sufficient
responsibility
and
humanity,
without
having
to
clean
a
birdcage
or
pick
cedar
shavings
out
of
an
underwear
drawer.
So
when
choosing
a
pet
for
your
child,
be
absolutely
certain
that
the.
creature
is
somthihg
that,
if
you
cannot
love,
you
can
at
least
bear
to
touch.
As
a
public
service,
I
hereby
offer
a
short
guide
to
common
pets:
Hamsters:
It
must
be
remembered
that
hamsters
are
nocturnal..
During
the
daylight
hours
they
wake
only
long
enough
to
bite
anyone
attempting
to
feed
them,
then
spring
to
life
at
midnight
and
spend
the
next
six
hours
endeavoring
to
chew
through
the
metal
bars
of
their
cages-
a
sound
not
unlike
several
thousand
mothballs
being
bounced
off
a
tin
roof.
Parakeets:
Parakeets,
on
the
other
hand,
are
quiet,
spending
the
day
eating
seeds,
spitting
the
husks
on
the
carpet,
and
picking
mites
out
of
their
tails.
A
parakeet
can
be
taught
to
talk
by
anyone
who
has
nothing
better
to
do
than
to
spend
six
hours
a
day
standing
in
front
of
his
cage
saying
"Pretty
Boy".
Turtles;
Turtles
are
rarely
sold
as
pets
these
days
since
it
was
discovered
that
they
transmit
a
potentially
fatal
disease
when
kissed.
Fish:
Fish
are
regularly
sold
as
pets,
even
though
it
has
been
repeatedly
proven
that
being
kissed
is
potentially
fatal
to
them.
There
is
a
moral
there
somewhere,
I
think.
Vailldncourt
baby
41st
COMING
EVENTS
Al
Anon,
a
self-help
group
for
the
family
and
friends
of
alcoholics,
meets
each
week
in
the
following
locations:
Sunday
1
p.m.
at
St.
Giles'
Presbyterian
Church,
1500
Edmonton
St.,
Tuesday
8
p.m.
at
Knox
United
Church,
1448
Fifth
Ave.,
and
Thursday
8:30
p.m.
at
St.
Andrews'
United
Church,
3555
Fifth
Ave.
For
further
information
phone
964-7311.
Everyone
interested
in
an
evening
of
cards
is
invited
to
join'
the
members
of
Branch
26
of
the
Senior
Citizens'
Association
at
their
card
party
Friday
at
8
p.m.,
2360
Laurier
Two
four-day
hockey
referees'
clinics
will
be
held
at
the
Kin
Centre
during
July
for
anyone
wishing
to
referee
during
the
1976-77
season,
The
clinics
are
sponsored
jointly
by
the
Prince
George'
Minor
Hockey
;
Association
and
the
B.C.
Amateur
Hockey
Association
and
anyone
aged
13
and
older
IMIOUUGE
COLORS
Nutrient
deficiencies
produce
characteristic
leaf
colors
in
plants,
Do
yc'j
enjoy
J.
W.
Peterson
Cantatas?
Then
don't
miss
"Jesus
is
Coming"
by
a
35
Voice
Youth
Chorale
from
Grace
Baptist
Church,
Gary'
Indiana,
Held
at
Central
Fellowship
Baptist
Church,-1
280
Clark
Avenue,
Prince
George,
Saturday,
June
26,
8:15
P-m.
'
One
Service
Onlyl
may
attendi
CI
asroom
instruction
beginning
at
6:30
p.m.
will
be
followed
by
on-ice
instruction
8:
15-10
p.m.
each
day.
For
further
information
and
registration
costs
contact
Earl
Zilkie
at
963-7182
after
5:30
p.m.
A
joint
installation
of
the
executive
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Legion,
Branch
43
and
the
Ladies
Auxilia-y
will
be
held
Friday
at
8
p.m.
in
the
Legion
auditorium.
A
social
evening
will
follow.
Evergreen
Single
Parents
Club
is
planning
an
adult
barbecue
to
be
held
Saturday.
All
single
parents
are
welcome
and
should
phone
563-3577
or
563-7385
for
further
I.
"Engagement'
Ollie
and
Frank
Warren
wish
to
announce
the
engagement
of
their
daughter
)anet
Gail
to
Patrick
Laird
Cowan,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.P.
Cowan
of;
Sicamous,
B.C.
Wedding
to
take
place
July
3,
1976
at
Mt.
Paul
United
Church,
Kam-loops,
B,C,
between
the
developed
and
the
developing
nations.,
She
said
the
developing
nations
have
'
been
called
the
third
world
but
women,
who
are
half
of
humanity,
should
become
a
third
force,1
Mrs.
Benitez
said
concern
has
been
expressed
about
the
Group
of
77
developing
countries
which
formulated
a
controversial
declaration
of
principles
at
the
recent
United
Nations
Habitat
conference
on
human
settlements
in
Vancouver.
.
The
Group
of
77
now
includes
114
nations.,
The
Philippines
headed
the
Group
of
77
committee
at
Habitat.
Mrs.
Benitez
said
the
Group
of
77
Is
part
of
the
new
world
economic
order,
usually
described
as
a
growth
in
the'power
of
Third
World
nations
in
the
United
Nations
and
elsewhere.
Mrs.
Benitez
said
the
new
world
economic
order
is
fulfilling
the
work
of
the
great
religious
leaders-of
the
past,
who
wanted
to
reduce
the
gap
between
the
rich
and
the'
poor.;
A
Hungarian
guest
al
the
meeting
described
a
program
of'tnaternal
benefits
introduced
by
her
government.
She
said
most
Hungarian
women
hold
full-time
jobs.
After
birth
of
a
child
they
are
entitled,
to
five
months
at
home
at
full
salary..
She
said
the
mothers
can
stay
home
for
three
full
years
with
compensation
approximately
equal
to
one:third
the
salary
of
a
starting
professional.
At
the
end
of
three
years,
the
employer
is
obligated
to
give
the
woman
back
her
job.
Ann
Landers
left:
on
Friday.
The;
following
morning.
my
brother:in-law
was
killed
in
a
car
accident.
The
family
didn't
know
how
to
get
in
touch
with
us.
The
police
couldn't
help.
They
had
no
idea
which
of
the
thousands
of
compounds
we
might
be
camping
in.
We
returned
home
just
in
time
for
the
funeral.
My
wife
and
I
were
heartsick
to
think
we
weren't
around
when
we
were
needed.
So
please,
folks,
leave
your
itinerary;
with
someone,
or
phone
a
member.
of
the
family
every
couple
days
just
to
check.'
It
costs
very
little
and
the
peace
of
mind
is
well
worth
it.
No
Longer
Lost.'
Dear
N.L.:
Your,
letter
is
additional
proof
that
the.
only
thing
we
can'
count
on
in
this
life
is
the
unexpected.
In
some
instances
there
is
no
iway
ot
.
protecting
ourselves,
but
when
we
CAN
we
should.
Thanks
for
the
reminder.
Dear
Ann
Landers:
I
need
some
information
about
blood
Helvi
Sipila
transfusions.
When
a
person
needs
a
transfusion
after
surr
gery
,
is
there
any
identification
as
to
the
race
of
the
person
who
donated
or
sold
the
blood?
I
know
the
bottles
have
the
type
of
blood
on
the
label,
but
how
does
a
white
patient
know
whether
or
not
he
or
she
is
getting
Negro
blood?
Thank
you.
Concerned.
Dear
Concerned:
There
is
no
such
thing
as
"Negro
blood."
All
humans
have
one
Bridge
addict
needs
company
Dear
Ann
Landers:
My
husband
is
a
duplica
te
bridge
player
who
loves
the
competition
of
the
game"
to
;
the
j
point
of
addiction:
Every
Thursday
he
leaves
at
7:30
p.ni
and
they
,
play,
till
11
i
00
or
11
:
30.
.
After;
duplicate,
the
players
go
to
a
club
next
door
and
unwind
with
a
drink
or
two.
Recently
I
found
out
they
have
live
music
and
dance!
I
am
sitting
home
trying
not
to
let
it'
bother
me,
but
,
when
my
husband
comes
strolling
in
at
2:00
a.m.,
I'm
not
very
pleasant
to
be
perfectly
frank.
I've
tried
playing
duplicate
but
I
can't
take
bridge
that
seriously.
He
plays
with
a
different
partner
every
week,
both
men
and
women,
all
kinds
of
people,
old,
young,
divorced,
etc.
I
don't
like!
being
a
jealous
wife
but
that's
exactly
what
I
am.
He's
a
good
provider
and
we
have
raised
two
fine
children
in
the
25
years
we've
been
married,
but
I
hate
Thursdays.
He
behaves
like
an
eager
little
boy
who
is
going
to
a
party.
Any
advice
for
me,
Ann?
Slow
Boil
In
Boise.
Dear
Boil:
Yes,
go
to,
the
party
with
him.
Take
a
good
book,
your
needlepoint,
correspondence
that
needs
answering,
anything
to
keep
you
occupied
while
he,
does
his
number.
Then,
when
the
game
breaks
up,
you
can
join
the""eager:
little
boy"
at
the
club
next
door
and
enjoy
the
live
music,
too.
Dear
Ann
Landers:
Nowthat
summer
is
here
great
numbers
of
people
will
be
taking
off
for
vacations
.
May
I
pass
on
some
advice"
to
your
readers
out
of
my
own
personal
experience?
PLEASE,
when
you
leave
town,
let
someone
know
where
you
can
be
reached
at
all
times.
My
wife
and
I
do
a
lot
of
camping
and
are
gone
anywhere
from
a
weekend
to
ten
days.-Last
summer
we
tocik
a
three-day
trip
and
didn't
think
it
was
necessary
to
let
anyone
know
where
we
were
going.
We
of
four
types
of
blood
A,
B,
AB,
and
O.
I
know
of
no
hospital
that
labels
blood
according
to
race.
,
j
Dear
Ann
Landers;
I'm
a.
15-year-old
girl
who
is
worried
about
my
best
friend.
She
used
to
be
just
neat
but
lately
she's
been
telling
a
lot
of
crazy
lies.
Like
she
suys
she
gets
phone
calls
from
famous
people.
Yesterday
she
said
the
earrings
she
was
wearing
were
a
gift
from
Richard
Burton.
What's
with
her
anyway?
E.L.
In
L.A.
Dear
E.L.!
Your
friend
needs
to
make
up
things
to
make
her
feci
important.
This
is
very
sad.
You
can
help
by
being
kind
and
building
her
ego.
This
girl
desperately
needs
emotional
support.
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safe,
permanent
removal
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an
appointment
now
for
your
free
consultation
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demonstration
without
obligation.
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