WOMEN IN A CHANGING WORLD ©

 

 

Important changes are occurring in contemporary society regacding traditional attitudes
affecting the role of women in society. These chances are apparent in a wide spectrum
of activities, ranging from a resurgence of women’s movements and expanding studies of
women's problems, to more individual searchings about personal roles, values, aliena-
tion, and fulfilment.

The Adult Education Division of the Surrey School Board, and Douglas College, in
co-operation with the Surrey iarks & Recreation Commission and Surrey community organiz-

 

ations, are ce-sponsoriin; a one-day Workshcojy for Women, open to men and women, to provide
discussion and practical :>formation about Opportunities for self-fulfilment in three |
areas cf interest: work, elication, and volunteerism. ‘New directions for women at home '
will be featured. Time a Place: Wed., “ov. “8, 1973, at Centennial Arts Centre (fear
Creek Fark), 12750-85 Avenue, surrey (just off king George Highway). Tne fee is $l.
Please briny a baz lunch; coffee and treats will be provided.

Sheer enreaeaeeerarenen j i tH SRY

PROGRAM . wally

In the chair: Lillian Zimmerman, Douglas College

MORNING AFTERNOON

9:30 - Registration 22:00 - Lunch

10:00 - Keynote Address: 1:00 - EXPOSITION and SHOP-IN
THE HON. EILEEN DAILLY A chance to “shop around," visit
Minister of Education and ask questicns at booths staffed
Victoria, B.C. by personnel and counsellors from

10:45 - THREE PERSPECTIVrS: volunteer groups, universities,
EDUCATION AS ENRIGIMENT continuing education, community
LOLITA WILSON — colleges, Surrey School Board,
Assistant to Vice-bresident vocational and technical institutes,
Academic, Simon Fraser University and Canada Manpower

NEW VISTAS FOK VOLUNTEERS

BETTY McCLUR3
Surrey Co-ordinating Centre
WOMEN AND WORK
ALICE JAMES .
Pres., Vancouver Status of Women 2:30 - Conclusion

 

(Also, see below)

2:00 - SUCCESS STORIES: Four Profiles

 

Questions and Discussion

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Special Feature! Di0P-IN and SHOF-IN: To accommodate people who work, the
Fxposition will be open trom 7: 30-9 P-m., Same date, same place, same booths,
same personnel and counsellors. Wo charue! Coffee available!
Hosts: Surrey Co-ordinating Centre

Informality! Lots of discussion and DATE: November 28, 1973

exchange of ideas! Meet others and share TIME: 9:30-2:30 p.m.

experiences and expectations. Find out PLACE: Centennial Arts Centre

about opportunities for women in Surrey, 13750~-88 Avenue, Surrey

White Rock, and Surroundiny ereas. EVENING SHOP-IN: 7:30-9 p.m.

For anformation, phone bouqdlas Co!leae, “88-4411, or call 588-638)
Pre-rejistration is advised

PLEASE NOTE: Special baby-sitting arrangements can be made for a limited number
of children aqed 3 to 6 on a first-come, first-served basis. This
will be located at Our Lady «f Good Counsel Church, 10460-139 St.,
Surrey.

Phone 536-6718 no later tnan November 21 as accommodation cannot

be made at the door fer children who have not been pre-reyistered.

NAME: (Please Print)

 

ADDRESS: DATE :

Mail cheque for $1 for each registration (payable to Douglas College), together with
this form, to:
WOMEN IN A CHANGING WORLD
c/o Mary Jane Shannon Community School
14577 - 106A Avenue
SURREY, B.C. :