41 - Sunday, April 21, 1985 - North Shore News

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For the 4th Annual
Ambleside -
Pitch & Putt Tournament.

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The 1985 edition of ths >popular local”
/ tournament is set for Saturday May 25.
‘Sponsored by the North Shore News and
_ Park Royal Shopping Centre, this :
' tournament is open to all golfers, regardless
_ Of club affiliation or membership.
Again this year, there are four divisions:
men, women, seniors and youth (16 years
and under), each with’ plenty of prizes. .

Qualifying. Rounds
“May be played on any day from Monday : .’
April'20 through Saturday. May -18. Place:
your score cards in the tournament box in

the clubhouse.

Entry fer

is try reguiar ci... .. ticket, $4.50 °

‘There is only one economy that
.any of us has.a real ability to
‘ control, and that’s our own. Let's
take. control of what we can
control and create ou* own

prosperity”
. Neil Godin

Marketing and Communications
“(Seniors and youth - under 16, $2.50) Consultant
a Finals: an Oo n Tuesday April 23rd, 1985, Neil Godin will present his active and
entertaining business seminar at the North Vancouver Centennial

, Saturday May 25, weather permitting.

Theatre.

If you're in business on the North Shore and want to know more
about transforming what seem to be business problems into genuine
opportunities, you can't afford to miss it.

. Range of topics: .

“SELLING-—Three techniques will be STRESS AND TIME MANAGE-

delivered that ‘can help break the barriers of Call MIEXN'T—A real-world approach that attacks

Reluctance and Sales Resistance? the core of both these barriers to personal
‘oductivity,

ADVERTISING—Tno speciic methods rH ENTIC’ BRAINSTORM.

- — win!

Trophies for the winners in Gift Certificate:., redeemable that stop advertising waste, and free us to use
:, see * ‘ 4 : ING-Specilic techniques. that release the
‘» each of the four divisions; men, at stores in Park Royal, for the the media with confidence. creativity none people in problem-solving and
women, seniors and youth, and top three finishers in each of the “"TEAM' MARKETING--How to _ in generating business promotion ideas.
for the winner overall. ; four divisions. achieve real teamwork, and make every member TELEPHONE HANDLING—How

‘f management and staff an enthusiastic member —_ to convert price calls and generate enquiries Into
of your sales/marketing force. immediate business.

Date: Tuesday, April 23 TEme: Doors 6:30pm, Starts 6:45pm

Place: NV. Centennial Theatre Tickets: Presale $15. per person
123 East 23rd Street. NV. $20 at the door Group rates available

Reserve tickets 987-4488

Neil Godin is president of Vanmark Business Resources Inc. of Burnaby. He
has spoken to aver 60,000 Canadian business people coast to coast in the last two
years alone. He is a specialist in business turn-around strategies. .

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