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attending the U.B.C. Summer School, for a High School
seminar, for a manpower group, for establishing a downtown
office and a financial committee. The confusion in names
Was gradually resolved by calling the group at Simon Fraser
Women's Liberation and our group downtown the Vancouver
Women's Caucus.

The next meeting was June 18 at Fisherman's Hall where
Marlene Dixon, a sociology professor from McGill University
was the speaker. The finance committee decided to sell the
"Labouring Under a Mis-Conception" posters, to hold a fund
raising party and to try to obtain pledges. The third meeting
was held at the Labour Temple where a panel discussed "Cats,
Mice and Emmaline Pankhurst" which was all about the
suffragette Movement, what it really was like, and what we
could learn from it. We also discussed an organizational
proposal and moved into our first office in the same building,
Room 6, 307 W. Broadway. By this time speaking to teachers
at U.B.C. was well underway and there were very heated
discussionsabout the role of women and the foninic watts of
children. On sept 4 Mrs. Maycock from the Provincial Dept.
of Health and Welfare and Melody Kilian from the Simon Fraser
Co-op Nursery spoke to us on Day Care. About this time the
Women's Artists Co-op was established at 137B Water Street
as & place where women could explore their artistic potential
free from male domination, and the first issue of our paper

"The Pedestal” was published. Plans were also laid for a