12 - Sunday. September 7,

inquiring
reporter

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Stephen Barrington

Business

From Page 11
stapler, who took my coffee cup,
and so on. “About 10 per cent of
worries are of chis nature.

“There is only about 8 per cent
of worries that we can do anything
about,’' he explains.

In order to clear a mind clut-
tered by unnecessary worries, Gib-
SOM suggesis putting pen to paper
an. writing down the problem
areas. “And 1 practice what 1
preach,"* he says pulling a crumpl-
ed piece of paper from his pocket.

1986 - North Shore News

THE 1986 WORLD exposition is scheduted to close its
dvors for the last time Oct.
couver millions of tourists, scores of top-notch perfor-
Amid pomp and

mers and

numerous world

figures.

13. Expo brought to Van-

splendor, the Prince aud Princess of Wales opened the

Sorry to see Expo go?

a

Mike Weemers

West Vancouver

No. It does not matter to
me but Mm sure it) has
brought a lot of business
for the people in the city.
I'm not sorry to see it go
and personally it did not

Gwen Roddie

North Vancouver

I'm kind of glad all the
people will be gone. But
it’s somewhere to go — |
have a pass.

Maryjane Murphy

North Vancouver

I’m not sad to see it go
because it’s not some-
thing that will be around
forever anyway. It
brought a lot of people to
B.C. and they wil! come

Scott Ritchie

North Vancouver

Not really — I guess it is
fun while it lasts. It
didn’t really do anything
for me.

fair May 2, 1986. Almost six months later, Expo will
close, the festive atmosphere gone forever. This week,
Inquiring Reporter asks people how they feel about the
forthcoming conclusion of the World's Fair.

Robert Morel

Vancouver

No, When it is gone we
wan't have much tourism
for four or five years
because everybody has
been to Expo. All it was
done is put Vancouver on

do anything for my fi-
nancial status,

back to visit.

opportunities open

Smoothing the wrinkles, he runs
his finger down the page. ‘‘I wrote
down a list of things that were
bugging me, that were worrying
me, .

“Once you put them down on
paper they aren’t in your mind
anymore and then you can get on
with more productive things," he
smiles.

Gibson, one of Canada's most
popular business speakers, will
share these and many other tech-
niques on expanding business op-

Women on Social Assistance

Job re-entry clerical training, see
North Shore Continuing Education advertisement —
Job Opportunity Page Classified. 985-3695,

ehlicka

Gymnastics Cliuh

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Registration

For All Programs
Saturday September 13
at
FLICKA GYM CLUB
23rd & St. Georges
North Vancouver
9am - 1pm
For information call 985-7918 or 986-1897

portunities when he speaks Sept. 9
at North Vancouver’s Centennial
Theatre.

Free tickets for the event, co-
sponsored by the North Shore
News and the Ministry of
Economic Development, are now
gone, but those interested in at-
tending could take a chance on
seats being available the aight of
the event. Those with tickets will
have priority.

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