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19, 1983 - North Shore News

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NEWS photo Eric Eggertson
PAT MISLAP (left) gets
some help from Joan Oster-
bauer in identifying her old
English china. Joan will be
helping at Heirloom
Discover Day.

Value your treasures

REMEMBER, ONE MAN’S

junk is another man’s
treasure. So before you dis-
card some of those unwanted
knick-knacks from_ grand-
mother’s basement, like that
old silver cookie jar or those
dusty old books, you should
check their values by visiting
Heirloom Discovery Day.

The event, at West Van-
couver Presbyterian Church,
29th and Marine, October 20
from 2-5 p.m., is a fundraiser
for the North Shore
Volunteer Centre.

Antique experts will be on
hand to identify old books,
silver, china, lace, small fur-
niture and collectibles. There

will be a demonstration of
lace-making, as well as a
number of interesting
displays including antique
lace, dolls, antiquarian
books, and a china matching
service. Fortune telling will
be another feature.

Several North Shore anti-
que firms have donated a
number of interesting items
for a silent auction, which
will run during both the
afternoon and evening ses-
sions. There will also be an
information booklet
available for those attending
the event.

The West Vancouver
Police Force will have a
representative on hand to

help people with the marking
of valuables and give advice
on security measures for
heirlooms.

The $5 admission charge
includes one expert § iden-
tification, tea, refreshments
and the viewing of displays.
There will be a $2 charge for
each additional article
identified.

The North Shore
Volunteer Action Centre is a
non-profit society whose pur-
pose is to promote volun-
tarism among the citizens and
organizations of North and
West Vancouver.

Please call the Centre at
985-7138 for further
information.

Women speak on prostitution

TWO WORKING pro-
suitutes, a member of MHR’s
Emergency Services, and a
researcher producing the
detinittwe document on pro-

sutution in B.C., will take
part in an educational
seminar sponsored by the

North Shore Women’s Cen-
tre The seminar will be held
on Thursday, October 20, at
& pm. in the Oak Room at
Delbrook Community Cen-

(re.

Speakers will be Sally de
Quadros and Marie Arr-
ington of the Alhance for the
Safety of Prostitutes, Alan
Ser-
Ministry of

Resources, and
Ridington, a well-

Roscoe of Emergency
vices of the
Human
Johan

known worker for women’s
rights. The evening will take
the form of a panel presenta-
tion covering such topics as

the historical background of
prostituuion, juvenile pro-
sutution and the = decrim-
inalization of prostitution.
Organizers stressed that
the event ts not a debate, and
will not be used as a debate
forum. Speakers will present
their views and the results of
their work, and will answer
questions.
There ts no

admission.

charge for

Hunter also enjoys singing and quilting

FROM PAGE C1

Hospital in Sessional Hypno-
therapy from 1977-82.

She was Chief of the
Department of General Prac-
tice at Lions Gate Hospital
from 1975-79, and was pres)-
dent of, and on the teaching
faculty of, the Canadian
Society of Clinical Hypnosis
She has been on the board of
the Provincial Chapter of the
College of Family Physicians
for three years, this year as
Treasurer, and 1s also on the
Joint’ Conference Advisary

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Committee. She is co-
ordinator of many programs
of the college and at the mo-

ment is chairman of the
Local Arrangements Com-
mittee for the national

meeting of
1984.
Among the community
groups she has been involved
with are the Woman's Health
Collective, the North Shore
Committee for Choice on
Abortion, as resource physi.
cian to the Coping with
Cancer group on the North
Shore, and the Human Sex
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She has presented many
papers on hypnosis and hyp-
notherapy, abortion and also
one on infectious mono-
nucleosis and delivered them

in Vancouver, the U.S.A,,
Sweden, Yugoslavia and
Ireland.

Her professional publica-
tions are Numerous. Awaiting
publication is a book ttled
Hypnosis and Health.

She has made ten Cassette
tapes of Hypnosis Develop-
ment programs and has given
many workshops, seminars
and lectures to medical and
non medical groups

Besides her busy profes
sional hfe, Marlene Hunter is
interested in singing in chorrs
and has made appearances in
various Latthle Theatre pro

ductions. Two current pro-
jects are her quilt-making
(she has made 10 and is work-
ing on her }ith) and a large
Stained glass panel to go
beside her front door. When
she remarned in 1972 to
Redner Jones, she acquired
three new daughters, and
says now one of her hobbies
is giving large dinner partes.

Her personal concept of
Health is that it should in-
clude every aspect of a per-
son’s being, physical, social,
emotional, psychological,
vocational, recreational, in
dividual, and as a member of
a family and of society

That her life follows her
own words is very evident,
and the success she has made
of her challenges is) an in
sprration for everyone

Fitness is a national issue.
_ We call it Body Politics.

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