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ghettne u. .2 07 NP !OWâ€"Status job ghettos women occupy now. The â€"annual meeting heard a report on stress among women teachers, indicating that difficulties on the job are the major source of their stress. Stress is often the result of the problem of classes too large to allow satisfactory work with gifted students, those with emotional and behavioural probâ€" lems and those with other learning disabilities, according to results ~â€"â€" Hildreth spoke strongly in favor of affirmative action in school sysâ€" tems, saying that "this generation of men and women must do someâ€" thing positive and effective (to eliminate sex stereotyping) or our female students will remain in the same low~paying, lowâ€"status job ghettos women occupy now. "PL.s 0 [OGOs Speaking to 600 delegates at the recent Federation‘s annual meeting in Toronto, Hildreth urged teachers to undertake political action against media violence and pornography and for affirmative action and peace. LOCB. C" uSan dreth, Provincial President of 31,000â€"member Federation Women Teachers‘ Associations Ontario. The Clarence R for the best arr The show, sponsored by Waterloo Horticultural Societ ceived 358 entries from 39 pa pants. is held to encourage | tification by horticulture an participate in the growing of \ tables. The Society itself pla 3,350 tulip bulbs and 5.400 flk plants in four parks. a a m s * mfertaifidl Polltlcal‘;actlwty Einky urgny f Fresh and involvement key Turkeys for women teachers Vegetable Show Mall. Calling all Univ afagds "'""ers, loo environmental Mrs. Leah Prott took the Gordon Kipfer award for most points in The faculty of annual cut flowers and for vegeta~ â€" studies is hostin, bles at the recent Flower and cheéese recentian N oaaladi . ni! i Horticulturalists honor winners To add a little more excitement to the day, Steve was a member of the winning golf team for the tournament. He graduates from basic training Thursday, Aug. 30 and will continue his training in Shilo, Manitoba. PMA Ablintran@i t n ichaiic+ â€" to return to base when the leftâ€" turning motoreycle was hit from behind by a car. lmmedialely the recruits set in motion their first aid training and each was responsâ€" ible for various facets of the emergency situation. They were praised not only by Cpl. Mike Rowat, who was in charge of the golf tournament, but also by medics on the scene and the victims relatives for their quick action. Both victims received exâ€" tensive injuries but are expected to recover. AaASF 4 __ WaATERLOO CHRONICLE arence R. Schnarr award best arrangement in the e ol 2 OT1L MIENFAT 300IC1Y. rgâ€": _entries from 39 partici eld to encourage beauâ€" by horticulture and to ‘ in the growing of vegeâ€" e Society itself planted L l1 I S acl ts s »Opondsâ€" r various facets of the °nCcy situation. They were | not only by Cpl. Mike who was in charge of the urnament, but also by on the scene and the relatives for their quick Both victims received exâ€" injuries but are expected strongly in favor of at Conestoga 9,400 flower the uts uin _ T C90r NHnOT JOuâ€" cette, Gloria Bennett, Anne Caâ€" meron, Pauline Duench, Elizabeth Giddens, Jamie Groh, Catherine Hertel, Karen Hogg, Alfreda Jarosz, Mary Latham, Betty Puhilas, Mildred Roth, Joanne Rowlandson, Ursulla Schaefer, Ruth Shushan, Karen Stainton, Helen Steinbachs, Barbara Tanzcos, Ruthanne Thwaites, and Fay Teal. Visitors attending were: Sharon Alvarez and Gunta Towsley. Ouee, _ C, "IP8 Wwere: ‘Lois Macâ€" Queen, Sheila Wittic, Ann Borâ€" chardt, Joyce Palubiski, Carol Douâ€" cette PDh.us aoo W L ql 3003 CC @CFCARFHCDLS to agree to include homemakers in the Canada Pension Plan, as recomâ€" mended by the Parliamentary Task on Pension Reform. Dean James Bater anc of the faculty are looking to seeing alumni at the r Any alumni who have not pn invitation can call _ 885 1211, extension 3463 o arrangements can be mad Alumni are invited to spouse/friend. â€" Sn mlciins 98 cheese reception for Waterloo and surrou alumni at The Seagra Friday, Sept. 14 from ul : ifEDNESDAY. AUGUST 20. : environmental studies party James Ba!er and the er, Ruth Shushan, _ Helen Steinbachs, 2¢08s, Ruthanne Fay Teal. Visitors Sharon Alvarez and all Uni\'ersit)‘ 'of Water 7/ at the reception. o have not received can call Chris, at sion 3463 or 2785 so can be made. invited to bring a vUUL a@ wine and ion for Kitchenerâ€" surrounding area Seagram Museum, 14 from 5:30 â€" 730 looking fi);u'ard studies grads. environmental rest YOUR SATISFACTION I$ OVR FUTuRE!! Schneiders Wieners Red Hot or Dutch Treat Cooked Ham 175 9 mmmemmmmmmmmemmmemens,......____â€" * Facial 350 a 2099 LC mue aum aun o. . ~\"0r0ey, Sept. 1 /84 . 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