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ELY CHERNENKOV show depicts four older, single women sharing 2 must turn our attentign to the older group,” she said. te i ' of | Srencent Valley, | 8.C. is bouss, “Phere 's 2 lot of potential in that situation,” says the Klowden-Herman added that most young women today. { ’ engagemen a hen Toronto social worker, “but their lives are trivialized as we when their turn comes, will not tolerate the conditions many +4 i i ] WORK wheal vipa weakly, Sense to Colin son of Me ond watch them engage in man-chasing, manipulation and older women must endure. = : . Featuring the New shopping. Cut expenses and Park, B.C. The wi to take senerally acting like bimbos. The Older Women’s Network plans to study the £ ‘ iS i “HOTSY' Cleaning sevelmoney, Get together with place," Ociaber' "10, $967, vet Klowden-Herman's sentiments are shared by Elsie of what Klowden-H and Ticoll call “women i at System prose colymn. our fae playmorWaliy "746 Ticol, also of Toronto, who has joined her in forming the in limbo between the ages of 55 and 65.” ‘4 a your od 3 lnsues tree of charge. Older Women's Network. This group is particularly vulnerable when faced with ’ rae { Phone eur Acton line 366-2317, , = " Spurred on by Leah Cohen's 1984 book Small Ex- mandatory or early retirement, because often their jobs are £ 5 a Fi y La 4 ia eae TT, pectations: Society's Betrayal of Older Women, the pair their only means of support. And if they've raised families = rs } H SPECIAL ya decided such an organization was needed to mobilize older and returned to work in their late 40s or early 50s, they 3 i & bale a He oy i : = women on issues affecting their lives. aren't eligible for a decent pension until they reach 65. : 5 4 3.08 98038 i B WHANK-YOU Wo cll cor dear The two plan to form chapters across the country that The organizers say they also want to change society's BY Malta we N if ite . ica ates jons to would lobby governments on these issues. image of older women as vulnerable and sick or, as Cohen g 8 : Ley | it t B , ica in pot! eeivahr als od KNOW PROBLEMS wrote, “either pathetic and a little dotty or demanding and 3 3 te EVENING Ceramic classes in Heelop. 1 theughtiviness will Many older women are experiencing “broken marriages difficult.” . coce 3 ¥ TTT | Rabon. Fo Foe informat jon phone | tong be toes Alice one as well as terrible financial problems — not to mention fear, Klowden-Herman and Ticoll are particularly critical of 3 > “ 2 .°S , ty H 4 4 WATER PRODLEMST Barer, and loss of self-esteem,” Ticoll said. magazines that act as if older women don't exist, omitting $= Se 3; sets fh. beaver ? Etec: Klowden-Herman and Ticoll are both widows and know them from their editorial pages and advertising. <9 z s g ae iH tee regiment a ee. $20 ———_____ frsthand the problems faced by women alone. The pair know they have a big job ahead to change & = § . . ti Victories eles: Ph'a54-3611 IN MEMORIAM — “Financial constraints for some women under 65 mean those perceptions. But they also know that it is a movement Zz. 23 |2 2 4 773 they are forced to eke out a meagre existence without jobs whose time has come. bs ae |e 2 §2 < f] fored te oes SUPEORT hos or pensions,” said Klowden-Herman. “Older women are very shortly going to become very A q 4 agss wn] Avenue, (Beside downtown THE 6.C. HEART FOUNDATION Women in this age group have been penalized, she said, powerful by virtue of their numbers,” said Klowden % £3 reg. bit 4 } SuperVaiv). 3/74 gecepty with gratitude “In because they stayed home and raised families and weren't Herman. ) Qe <= 8- NX Hl . renowoions cos, mifecki? help promote heart Yesearch, able to contribute to the Canada Pension Plan or a company The first formal meeting of the Older Women's Network J} e 1 Les 8 tf i ‘ ere. No” Jee, tee small SorS Coetloger wer teat pension. — to be chaired by Doris Anderson, author, newspaper Hy 3 po = ront h e el rive Reosonable. Phone 365- 2375. 6g CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY _ Often, when widowed, they are left with a pittance from columnist and past spresident of the Canadian Advisory $3 a 23 > Hp § 3 fi I} THE THADEY donee bond on Infor’ their ds’ estates because many early pension plans Council on the Status of Women — will be held Oct. 28 in es sé 23 3 } F occasions. aPtsie! wedding gration Box 5292 Castlegar 3 366, did not provide spousal benefits. Toronto at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education. as 29 a4 Fee § ii Cars Are Now and Will rates, Ph. 965-7497 (Steve) ‘or S167. _ 04/1 MOBILIZE WOMEN For more information on the Older Women's Network. gece 4 Lae Be in Short Supply As Winter ea ec ee VAGUE ccs Ticoll, a retired librarian from Montreal, whose interest write 273 Ellerslie Ave., Willowdale, Ont., M2R 1B6. xr8se } h t Approaches! oe Wow — Selection Ml AL-ANOn. Ph. 366-3663. 104/73 School 2 3f ae ]° t smoriows ANONYMOUS: Te

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TAKE NOTICE THAT THE Court of Revision for the LIST OF ELECTORS will sit in the Council Cham- bers of City Hall located at 460 Columbia Avenue, Castlegar, B.C. on Tuesday, October 1, 1987 at 4:00 p.m.

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