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wedding album is W4 My My aw RhinesGraham Collier United Church was thescene of recent wedding Sept 23 Sharon Lynn Graham daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Graham married Mitchell Edward Rhines son of Mr and Mrs Bill Rhines of Stroud Rev Bill Fritz of ficiated at the ceremony The bride wore princess style gown of white slipper satin The gown had chantin lace inserts in the bodice and lace sleeves It slowed into chappel length train Her head dress was of white lace and seed pearls She carried cascade of red silk roses and carnations Heidi MacNeil of Big Bay Point was the matron of honor The bridesmaids were Gwen Urry and Melody Tiveron The best man was Ed Neimer Rick Graham and Terry Tiveron were the ushers Mr and Mrs Mitchell Rhinos arelivinginlnnisfil Male Libbers form own group TORONTO CP Women started it They held up mirrors to themselves and their place in society and called it con sciousnessraising Men laughed or felt threat ened by the sisterhood sessions of few years ago Some still laugh or feel insecure But some like Bob Alexander have decided that if you cant beat them join them Alexander 38 founded in September mens liberation group which allows men to meet and talk about themselves in noncompetitive way The conventional male world doesnt encourage the ex pression of feelings except maybe anger Alexander said in an interview It allows men to come to gether in groups but only in competitive lockerroom way Men compete over jobs sala ries sports and women An ordained but nonprae tising United Church minister drug counsellor former student radical and now husband and father Alexander said he never had trouble being gentle His group can best be labelled sensitivityexpanding Its goal is to help members express their ambivalent feelings toward womenAtheir anger resentment gentleness and tenderness Alexander two separated men and an unmarried man are the core members of the group which meets weekly at mem bers homes Other men have drifted in and out but these four remain When the men meet they usually talk about what is hap pening to them that week and how they feel about it EXAMINE RESENTMENT Anderson said recentlysep arated man felt bitter toward his wife and the group helped him examine whether his re sentment was directed at his wife or perhaps at his mother father or life in general Alexander said the members appreciate feminism in tellectually but resent it if it has made an intrusion in their personal lives The four all have had rela tionships with feminist women graduates of sisterhood sessions who forced them to examine themselves as males That was tough for us at first Alexander said We didnt know if wed formed the group because wed been told to or whether we really wanted to do it for ourselves think now we know its good for us to have close friends of the same sex Alexander admits there is tendency in the group to liber ation oneupmanship They sometimes try to be more liber ated more gentle and more tol erant than each other Immunization childrens needs project adopted by Ontario Wi Immunization and study of the needs of children in their communities is the project adopted by the provincial board of the Federated Womens In stitute of Ontario At the recent annual meeting in Toronto it was decided that in the International Year of the Child the 29000 members in this province should be more aware of the need for ood health care especially wit children With concern for other c0un tries as well the members voted $2000 to help India in program of nutritive food and compulsory immunization and to aid mothers in proper nutri tion and child care Mrs Clarence Diamond was reelected president and Mrs Harvey Noblitt of Ottawa was elected vice president of Federated Womens Institute of Canada FWIC on behalf of Ontario Many members had attended the unveiling of the portrait of Helen McKerche for the Cana dian Agricultural Hall of Fame Molly McGhee director of home economics ministry of agriculture and food was high in 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