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WOMEN Israeli Women Feel Arabian Neighbors Resent Progress REGINA (CP) -- Dr. May Bere, consulting psychologist at Israel's Hebrew University, told the Regina cently that the social, cultural and economic position of women in Is- chapter of Hadassah members re-' Women in Israel are b.ing train- ed for various skilled trades need- ed in the coun and during the last five years have made "tre- mendous" progress. "The work of the women," said Dr. Bere, "is in terms of helping women become adjusted to a different standard of living." All adult women in Israel have equal rights to vote in parliamen- tary. and municipal elections; wom- en are members of Iarliament and they serve in the armed forces. Seeing Canada by Motorcycle Is Answer to Writer's Dream Hn $10.0 a day for food and lod . |and the same amount for whim, she wrote the manufactur: a CALGARY (CP)--Brenda Collins 25-year-old writer from Kent, Eng- land, is travelling through Canada on a motorcycle and intends to write a book about her experienc- es. Brenda, a vivacious redhead, says she will circle the North Americah continent by way of the Pacific coast, California, New Mex- ico, Texas, Louisiana, Florida and up the eastern seaboard to New York and Boston. The mileage meter on her small English motorcycle registered 2,004 miles when she reached Calgary after a three-week trip from Mont- '| real, However, 333 of those miles went for practice. Brenda, a novice at the start, now talks knowingly of plugs, carburetors and other motorcycle parts. WORKED IN MONTREAL * |school bus, an oil well, a farm "THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Thursday, Seplember 3% 1988 © saw a small motorcycle. On a ttisoned non-essential dresses af- tting out from Montreal. Brenda set herself a budget of | Owner Anders Jahre of BIG BENEFACTOR OSLO (CP) -- N ship- g | has donated the equivalent of $150, asoline. | 000 to Oslo University to be used of the |for scientific resear:h in the Seid ers in England and told them she budget but had to go tp an extra |of medicine, law and yanted to-lour Canada, abd sould 50 cents a day for foed and shelter. ' istry. they send her a bike. The com- pany did--without charge--consid- ering the publicity of the trip pay- ment 'enough. A cycle store in Montreal out- fitted the shiny vehicle with saddle s and taught Brenda how to ride it. Brenda received help from a IMPROVE YOUR SKILLS BRIDGE CLASSES: MONDAY EVENINGS AT THE Y.W.CA, firm which distributes feature stor ies when she suggested Canadian raders would enjoy a newspaper column by a jal motorcyclist with wanderlust. The firm agreed, and Beginners Class and Advance Class . BALLROOM DANCING: WEDNESDAY EVENING! Brenda strapped a writer to the bike. Gi ype ODD WRITING ROOMS Fox Trot and Waltz Class; Rumba, Tange and Samba Classes PUBLIC SPEAKING COURSE: Her columns so far have origin- ated from hay fields, an abandoned Improve self-confidence and ability to speak before people FRIDAY EVENINGS shed and YWCA upper bunks. Brenda says her main problem on her trip how to keep clean. ""There's no glamor in a jaunt rael could only be described against the historical processes COURSES OPEN TO MEN AND WOMEN COURSES START IN OCTOBER FOR 10 WEEK TERM REGISTER NOW AT THE Y.W.C.A. ADELAIDE HOUSE 199 CENTRE STREET DIAL 5-1322 JOIN THE ""Y"" and IMPROVE YOUR SKILLS "A Community Chest Assisted Programme" They are taking and accepting | Three years ago back in England which gave rise to the state. all Tesponsibilities, she said. Wom- Blends wemed to gee canada but Dr. Bere emphasized the diffi- pF Fu OE a at ob. belp rua: ee Bor oo 4) Mont. re's cult ota} and Sod! Zroviem in | 0" fide them over" a or realocloser to her goal but still Tike his. she says. "I'm ying He _ompl ex te at joss) po io them the cultural tradit: ns of the wondering how lean savings would ss ao ay on stockings and a De bian-destined to live within the | democratic-minded. There is com- get her across the country. While on the road, Brenda wears same territory, but differing from pulsory free education - for both | She found the answer when .she |tight-fitting trousers, high boots one another in mentality, histori oys and girls. wandered into a motor show and!and a leather jacket. She soon OUGHBRED FOOTWEAR { bring footwear once more into the field of major accessories. Diamond-shaped cutouts circle the vamp of this black suede pump which i¢ a good example of the trend. Note the definite curve of the instep which grace- fully arches the foot. The orna- ments of smoky pearl give a discreet note of decoration. By TRACY ADRIAN. ST. JOHN AMBULANCE FIRST-AID CLASSES = START -- Monday, September 28 THE latest fashions will spot- light the wellbred foot, high arched. and delicate! 4 but | com- peten! , according one of our lea shoe 'designers. The look will definitely slen- der with restrained richness or out-and-out glamor. Shapes will be new but not tricky, stress color as well as gleaming blac and a feeling of artistry will cal background, language, religion = . MEAGHER'S UNBEATABLE and customs. It was also a great international problem, she said, because the out- side world was waiting to see how Israel would approach it. SIMCOE HALL REGISTRATION FEE $3.00 Please Register at Simcoe Hall Phone 35-5387 : ia Gr' wirt PRESERVER - To make a miniature trellis in an ivy pot snip off the hook of a wire coat hanger and bend the remaining wire, into a loop. SAVE WITH AeP's LOW PRICES! YOUR BUDGET'S BEST FRIEND! DEEP CUT SPECIALS! 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