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county board of education. the board endorsed revisions to a popond;olu:y which strengthâ€" ened the Waterloo county board‘s stand by clearly delineating the types of harassment which would not be tolerated ‘"Because our policy expresses our belief, I feel it should be a very strong statement. It‘s very imporâ€" tant that we begin to define what we mean in a minimal manner," A recent ruling by an Ontario Supreme â€" Court judge â€" has prompted members of an incest survivors group to call for changes in the civil law system. At a recent press conference, the incest survivors reacted to the outcome of a civil suit instigated by a former group member against her parents to collect for damages resulting from sexual molestation by her father during her childhood. "provide and maintain an enviâ€" ronment in which employees, volunteers and students shall be free from unwelcomed sexual harassment of a verbal, visual or physical nature," and that all people associated with the school After a lengthy and emotional trial, the jury found the father liable and awarded the woman $50,000 in damages. The judge overâ€"ruled the finding, citing that the Statute of Limitations bars the woman from collecting the that the guilt and some of the pain is removed from the victim when the perpetrator of incest takes responsibility for his or her actions. When the offender denies responsibility, victims should have legal redress, according to Hodge. "The current Statute of Limitations effectively closes this avenue to incest victims because the temporal ramifications of the incestuous situation." Virginia Hodge, a member of an incest survivors group, stated cessfully through the early years without a life partner. Mail $10.65 including tax. Cheque, Visa, Mastercard, including exâ€" piry date to: People in Touch, Box 101, Station U, Toronto, MBZ 5M4 . (0) ‘"‘The law should be open and accessible to all," Hodge said. The incest survivors‘ group inâ€" tends to lobby politicians and lawmakers to change the civil q.om_wonrm. picnics, promos, restrictions of the Statute of tist, humorous, entertaining. Call evenâ€" ings and weekends, Candy the Clown, DIVORCE $350. Everything included. Onâ€" tario wide by mail. Legal action without court visits Monoyb.okmgwm Exâ€" m:mtm E information: , Kitchener, (519) 57&5%8. (O) Incest group calls for change TOO BUSY this time of year? | will wrap and store your gifts for the holiday The policy states the board will Board strengthens stand on harassment (48) ‘"Say Cheese!" '!‘heCityofWaterlooisholdingaPWaphyCvaiththe winmngphotographwbedisplayodinCalg-rydufingthelm Winter Olympics. Tbecreatoroftheprisewinningphot.ographwhichwillbestdepict the "Spirit" of Waterloo will also receive $100. 'I‘hejudgingistot.akepheetheweekendofNov.Z?nndwfllbe conducted by a Photographic Committee comprising of Mayor Marjorie Carroll, Chief Administrative Officer Don Roughley, Coun. Mary Jane Mewhinney and professor ofâ€"Fine Arts at the University of Waterloo Nancy Lou Patterson. The closing date for entries is Nov. 20. Conditions of entry, judging information and entry forms are available in the Clerk‘s Department, Waterloo City Centre. system will conduct themselves in a way that ensures a "system free from unwelcome sexual solâ€" io% s or l #» Trustee lan MacFarlane said it is important to clearly define the Wibf sexual harass Trustse June Anderson stressed ment stops at physical harass that the policy should be given to ment. Verbal or visual each high school student in the harassment is as bad, if not worse . system as part of the high school‘s becuase it‘s not always seen as code of behavior. Photography contest sponsored by city by P. Waish Yesterday, Nov. 10, the Grade 9 class left for their annual trip to Ottawa. They will return Friday. Many thanks to all those who came out to Parents‘ Day last week. I am sure the discussions proved beneficial to all. Friday, Nov. 13 there will be no classes as we celebrate our Founders®‘ Day Holiday. Next weekend we continue the celebrations with the return of the 1986â€"1987 graduates for the Grad Dinner Saturday evening and Founders‘ Day Service at St. George‘s in Guelph on Sunday. Congratulations to Christy Simard, Kurt Fairfield, Sean Fairfield, Rohit Parek, Alison Stewart and Peter Cross who represented SJK at the Fulford Cup competition at UCC this palst weekend. The second and third rounds of this debating competition will be held in the new year. s c The boys‘ soccer team completed their season this weekend at Trinity College where they participated in The Indepenâ€" dent Schools‘ Soccer Association Competition. 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