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Second revolution

By FRED MERRIMAN
“Bey, bin Linda, when do'we eat?"’ ;

sare tes HP am ‘hungry."

**It sounds Ike you‘have a problem."

‘With that almple diatogue the. second revolution is under way. Working
women of the world, led by their fearless leader, Linda, have ripped off the
T-shirt emblazoned with the words ‘Your Humble and Obedient Servant’ and
are saying to their lord-and-master husbands that they Intend to serve'no more.

The wages are unsatisfactory and, aven worse, tho attitude of the master {s
far from gracious or appreciative.

On behalf of the lord-and- mester husband, ' must eay that we can't really
blame them.

- Our consumer-orlented society, which drives women into the working world
to help make ends meet, doesn't teach the’ men that women haven't changed
assignments — they have merely added one more time-consuming task to the
tong list they already hold and muat eomehow maintain.

Maybe we’ are all wrestling with training from the past when we were

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‘Theatre group schedules
auditions for fall play.

‘Auditions for Theatre rights of a woman — and, ina
Unlimited's fall production of larger sense, the rights of
Henrik - Ibsen's} A. Doll’s any individual — in a society

House, .will be held the . where they are restricted by

evening of Sept,.6 at Trail laws, tradition and publle
Junior High School. . + opinion,

The play fs one of Ibsen's Director Lee Mendoza
best-known. works, and says there are three major
marks an important turning | male roles and two major
point in the history of the? female roles. There are two
atre.Itled the way foranera minor female roles, one mi-
of realism and “social dra- z Ror mialarole and minor roles
ma.” for three children, Rehear-

: The play concerns the oo are tentatively sched-

For ostlving communiton

Selkirk designs courses

uled for Monday and Thurs-
day evenings and performan-
ces for Nov. 15-17 at the Trail
Jr. High auditorium.

The play {Is set. in Tor-
vald Helmer’s home in Scan-
dinavia in the late 1th
century. It was first perform-
ed in Copenhagen in™1879.

In addition to actors and
actresses, backstage and
technical helpers are needed
for the production. Everyone
interested should come to the
auditions, Anyone interested
in obtaining a copy .of the
script. beforehand should
phone 867-9876 ‘or 364-1601,

‘Theatre Unlimited is the

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Linda's revolution.

cleanliness is next to godliness.

downtown Trail.

glass. of wine?””

like serving or you wouldn't do it.

carefully tralned that some work was women’s work. A kitchen was off limits, to
men, as was the woodpile to the womenfolk. | can still remember the first time |
heard: of a woman golng-Into a poo! halj or actually swinging a golf club, In
Public. | know Victoria was probably not typical of the rest of Canada. It was,
nevertheless, a place where the roles of women and men were pretty. closely

Enough of the past'‘and more to the present. The working women have a
point and they are going to have to take some pretty drastic action, Ilke joining

Maybe they can lay down the apron, tet the dirt accumulate and let things
lay where they lie. | suspect that you will find that difficult to do. Most of you are
neat and clean by Instinct. Your mothers have probably taught you well that

You are driven by nature to care for children and your husband Is really ust
an overgrown kid who would rather tinker with trucks and ‘watch the football
game on TV. His mother, waited on him hand and foot.and he has come to expect:

2 It won't be easy to break ‘the chain. Some women have done It by’kicking the
lazy stob out on the street. Some fet the housework go to the dogs. Some find a
“rich, glamorous bachelor who will provide them with their own servants.
., - You.could quit your nine-to-five job in the world of commerce and let the |
“old man” fee! the pinch come payday. You could take up volunteer work and
talk’ to all the old people or you sould. campaign for a new arts centre In

You and | know that you won't do any of these things. 's0 why not just go up
"to yqur husband and’say ‘‘Did you Havers good ‘day at work? Can I bring youa

He Is the lord and master and you wil probably outlive him by 10 year, You

Canadian literature, cre:
ative writing and ‘college
composition courses are
being offered this year in a
form designed to serve stu-
dents in outlying communi-
ties as well as those in the
Trail/Nelson/Castlegar’ ar.
eas. i

The Canadian literature
class (English 202/203) will
meet one Saturday a month
in Castlegar for lectures,
films,. readings and guest
speakers, from 10:80 a.m. -
pm.

. There will also be local
seminars twice a‘ month in
Grand Forks, Nakusp, Kaslo,
Trail, Castlegar (Wednes-
days 10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.), «

class (Creative Writing 100/
101) meets just one weekend
a month: Friday evening and
allday Saturday for an inten-
sive writing wo-kshop. The

format proved highly suc- .

cessful when tried last year
on the Nelson Campus.
‘This year the course will
be offered in Castlegar by
Fred Wah and Dave McFad-
den, two well-known Canadi-

an writers from the DTUC ©

Writing Program faculty.
Students from. outlying
areas may also take college
composition (English 110)
through a Home Study Plan.
Through telephone conver-
sations, mail correspondence,
cassette tapes and area tu-

tors, students | will receive .

and Nelson 10:30

am. - 12:30 p.m). ©
Students will be given a

study guide to the month's

assigned readings. Reading

material will be discussed in

the seminars,
The

writing

and
evaluation, Students may sel-
ect whatever methods best
suit their needs.

Detailed information is
available from the depart-
ment of community educa-
tion.

Erma

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based in Trail whose. most

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Everyone has their theories and I have mine. | think
a lot of it hinges on the passing of laws that worked.on

“For example, who among you over ags30 can ever
forget the Hit-Now-Ask-Later Disclplinary Act used by.
your parents. It worked very simply. Whenever your
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| miss using the Search and Selzure Statute. |

cannot, for a minute, Imagine my. mother. standing
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“Do you have a dog In there?"’

Yet, the other day when | was missing my tennis
racket, | was not permitted to enter my kids’ rooms untll
they were sure | was only looking for my racket. No one
will ever convince me that they did not flush my racket
down the commede.

- Our children don’t know how lucky they are to be
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alamp!t broke while doing a cartwheel In the Ilving room.
To this day, whenever | make an illegal left turn, or drop
an 2208 on the floor, my mother will remind me of the

a lot of laws for ralsing children have gone by the
boards In-the past 20 years. Some of them should have
gone. | always felt that soap In the mouth was never an
effective cure for profanity, and switching legs with
branches from a tree. was not In the best Interest of

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