The Nation - News from April 4, 1985
Despite a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that they could be members of the Jaycees, a Jaycee women’s auxiliary has become disenchanted with the male-dominated group and will break away. The 5,000-member Minnesota Jaycee Women voted “overwhelmingly” in a mail ballot to disaffiliate from the Jaycees and reorganize as Minnesota Women of Today, Barbara Fish, president of the organization, said in Fergus Falls.
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