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Rebekah Lodge Bazaar report

The Rebekah Lodge of Terrace held a successful Bazaar, Bake Sale and Raffle on_ Saturday, November 6. The winner of the hand-crocheted afghan and pillow was Richard Bullen; the hooked wall hanging was won by Mrs. Aileen Frank; and the decorated Christmas cake went to Doug Cook — all winners from Terrace. Proceeds of the raffle will be used for local charities, to be determined by the members.

As well as Oddfellow and Rebekah projects, donations are made to the White Rock Camp for Underprivileged children, the World Eye

Bank, Senior Citizens’ Home at Langley, the local Child Development Centre, burned-out families, C.N.LB., C.A.R.S., Heart Fund, a bursary to local Secondary School students, Youth Pilgrimage to the U.N. and last year a con- tribution to the Osborne Guest Home at Christmas. The Rebekah Order is an auxiliary to the I.0.0.F., based on Christian teachings, with membership open to women, as well 25 members of the 1.0.0.F. Any woman interested in joining can contact any resent member. The xecutive is listed in the City Directory.

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Mrs, Sharon Biggs was the first speaker at the meeting of the K’Shian Business and Professional Women held on the 17th of November. Speaking about her activities during the past eight months on

uneil, the meeting found her to be enthusiastic about her involvement with municipal affairs, and looking forward to the op- portunity to continue with projects started. Many questions were asked of Mrs. Biggs and her answers were thoughtful, thought- provoking and to the point.

Mrs. Lorna Romilly brought the meeting into the community with her talk about Osbourne Guest Home. It has been in operation about twa years, coming under the Depart- ment of Human Resources in 1975, At present ‘it is housing 19 people, both men and women, between the ages of 19 and 60. This is a stopping place for people with emotional problems

sonal and less regimented. Its use is expanding and will continue to expand, especiall when the psychia c ward is opened

Milis Memorial Hospital.

Mra, Lorainne McLarty Past Provinclal President of the Business and Professional Womans Club of B.C. spoke about the National Convention held in Sault Ste. .Marie in July. There were 30 members present from British Columbia.. It is at this convention that resolutions of the individual members and clubs are brought into focus and acted upon, It is at this convention that matters of national importance are acted upon. Once again Equal Pay came up, the Bill of Rights, the Canadian

Pension: Plan and labour orientated problems. Having passed with ap- proval these resolutions then go to the appropriate cabinet ministers who regard these presentations highly. It was a busy five days for the Business and Professional Women of

Canada. During these five

days Mrs. McLarty was elected Editor-in-Chief of the National Magazine with a mandate to move this magazine into women's groups in Canada as well as

‘the 5000 members of the

Business and Professional Women in Canada. This convention is held every two years with the next con- vention taking place in Moncton in 1978,

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before taking their place in the community. Certainly It has been found a lot more effective than the large institution, It is more per-

December 4th at the Odd- fellows Halli. 10 in the morning to 1:30 in the af- ternoon by the K’'Shian Business and Professional Women's Club of Terrace.

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