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16 - Sunday, June 4, 1989 - North Shore News

FASHION

TIPS FOR EXECUTIVES

Travel with care FINA SHIPMEN:

TODAY’S EXECUTIVES begin
their day in a whirlwind of activi-
ty. Frequent business trips have
become a way of life for many
professionals.

Whether attending a_ sales
meeting, visiting a client or deliver-
ing a presentation, executives from
all fields are incorporating business
travel into their weekly routines.

These travel tips can help execu-
tives maintain their composure as
well as project a positive image
throughout the rigors of travelling:
© First, make a list of everything
you'll need to bring, from clothing
to materials for presentations.
Check the list before you leave.
© Be sure to leave a detailed
itinerery and photocopies of credit
cards and tickets, and a list of
traveler’s checks numbers at the
office, in case your wallet is lost or
stolen.
© For business trips of more than
one night, always think ‘‘multiple
wearing.’? For example, women
can wear one pair of black pumps

throughout the trip — similarly, a
knit dress in a neutral color not
only travels wrinkle-free, but can
be worn again with just a change
of accessories. For men, a
seasonless navy or charcoal grey
suit is easily freshened with a
change of shirt and tie.

¢ For women executives, a roomy,
classically styled handbag in a
neutral color is appropriate for all
business functions — from infor-
mal afternoon meetings to evening
events.

© Pack individual items of clothing
in plastic bags, before storing them
in your carry-all. The plastic: will
protect them from dust, dirt and
any liquids that may accidentally
spill.

® Be sure to bring a folding um-
brella and appropriate gear for
local weather.

@ Pack a small selection of
toiletries, which are easily accessi-
ble in a makeup kit or wetpack, to
freshen up before you arrive at
your destination.

Local wins contest

MISS CLOVERDALE Rodeo has
been crowned for 1989 and the
winner is none other than North
Vancouver’s Suzanne Hanley.

Twenty four-year-old Hanley
beat the other two entrants to win
the annual pageant May i3 at
Fairgrounds in Cloverdale.

Hanley, a graduate of Hillside
Secondary School in West Van-
couver, has a background in small
business management and accoun-
ting.

She has reached the Nationals in
the Appaloosa division of show
horse competition and her
foremost interest is in team roping.
In 1987 Hanley was named
“Rookie of the Year’’ by the B.C.
Team Ropers Association.

Miss Cloverdale Rodeo contes-
tants are judged on the basis of a
written test, a “horsemanship
rideoff” event, and a public speak-
ing event where entrants address

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