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Times -Advocate, May 15, 1985
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12 COMPLETED PROJECTS — 4H achievement awards for 12 projects went to these women Monday.
,light: Karen DeJong (Kippen), Lana Jones (Holmesville), Denise Brand (Holrnesville), Bonnie Groot
Zurich), Sharon Thiel (Zurich).
SiX COMPLETED PROJECTS -- 4H achievement awards were given to these women on Monday night,.
in r&cognition of their completion of six projects. Back row: Suzanne Walker (Clinton), Jodi Mustard
(Holmesville), Shannon Preszcator (Holmesville), Nina Potter (Holmesville), Kelly Vodden (Holmesville).
Front: Katherine Soontiens (Egmondvitle), Anne Deichert (Zurich), Cathy Jacobs (Zurich).
Women in the 1980s
teacher session theme
Each Tuesday in April, the Huron
Women Teachers' Association spon-
sored a course on Professional
Growth and Self -Development. This
course was offered at Victoria Public
School, Goderich. "Women in the
Eighties". the: theme of this year's
course. featured women's profes-
sional concerns in various areas oI
communication, media, law and the
Arts.
Ked
Components of Communica-
tion" was at the centre of Victoria
Corbel 's Federated Women's
Teachers Association of Ontario
presentation on the opening night. By
studying one's own personal methods
of communication, one was able then.
to see what the basis is for effective
communication.
One of the professional areas that
has come a long way in accepting
women as equal, is tht media. Phyllis
Bennett from CFPL-TV, spoke about
problems and concerns that affect
women's success in the media. She
feels that 'women have had an uphill
struggle in being accepted by the
media, especially television, because
of the emphasis placed on appearance
and age.
Goderich lawyer Norm Pickell.
gave the teachers an extensive insight
into the rights -of women. As Section
15, the equality section of the Charter
of Rights became effective April 17,
1985, this session was most
appropriate.
Mona Mulhern, a Goderich artist,
revealed a personal message to the
teachers, discussing her problems
and concerns about becoming ac-
cepted as a professional artist. Her
slide presentation created much
discussion and as well. represented
many years of dedicated work.
People who are familiar with the
Blyth Theatre, know about the
amount of ground work that makes
the end product possible. Represen-
ting the theatre that evening were
Katherine Kaszas, Artistic Director,
Brenda Doner, General Manager and
Linda Lentz, head of fund raising.
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