police departments
tion is available at 731-0151.

Dress Sale

25% off

sizes Newbom
to Size 10

OTHER SPECIALS

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PARK ROYAL SOUTH 926-5616
THE FASHION CENTRE FOR CHILDREN

PAINTING reflective paint on curbs in West Vancouver is Russ Isaac (right) who fs
watched by Constable Dave-Marskell (left) and fireman Tom Bell. Both fire and
‘in West Van endorse the student work program. More informa-

Reg. Sale
Boys 2-pce. Rugby Pant & Matching T-shirt
id pe Sizes 23X 26.99 14.99
Boys stripe denim overalls by U.F.O. Sizes 46x 26.99 19.99
Poly cotton pant by U.F.O. Sizes 46x 22 99 10.99
Girle 2-pce. pant and blouse set by Kiddo Sizes 23x 22:99 11.49
Infant hooded velour track set Sizes 12 24mo 30.99 19.99
Infant 2-pce. velour overall set with feet
Sizes 1224mo 3999 19.99
Infant boy quilted cord jacket Sizes 1224mo 2499 16.99
Overall with shirt — to match above jacket
Sizes 1224mo0 36 99 19.99
Girls swimwear by Kiddo
Selection includes bathing sults,
some with skirts and cover-ups
Sizes 2.14 20% off

May 16 is the date for a
one-evening lecture on
Winter Retirement, in the
Sunbelt - Is This For You?
Syd Gowland, a retired
director of Continuing
Education who has lived or
travelled in Florida, Texas,
New Mexico, Arizona,
Southern California or
Hawaii, will fill you in on all
aspects of retirement living
in any of these well-known
sun spots, and you'll have a
chance to ask all the ques-
tions too many people don’t
ask until it's too late and
they're already where they
wish they weren't; May 16 -
Carson Graham, 7:30 to
9:30, $10.

If you have never taken a
defensive driving course,
there's still time for one

Passio
OTTAWA (UPC) - A federal
agency and one of its
managers have been ordered
to pay a female employee
$2,500 each to compensate
for sexual harassment, the
Canadian Human Rights
Commission said Monday.
Susan M. Ashley, who
formed a one-woman
tribunal to examine the case,
said she was making an ex-
ample of the Canadian
Employment and Immigra-
tion Commission for not hav-
ing an effective policy
against sexual harassment

and ordered it to establish
one.

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The NORTH SHORE WINTER CLUB is cel
this year and is happy to present a
MAY 15 through AUGUST 31. (Regist

Our Facilities Inctude:

Tennis indoor/outdoor courts

Racquet Ball

C3 - Sunday, May 8, 1983 - North Shore News

| ; You're never too old

By LOIS LIGHT

more session before Night
School Notes comes to a halt
for the summer. June 1, 8, 15
and 22 are the dates for this
last session at Sutherland.
Fee is $25 and it might be the
best investment of your life.
There will be an Early
Childhood Education Pro-
gram information meeting at
Sutherland Secondary
School at 7:30 to talk about
the September 1983 classes.
There will be application
forms available, and per-
sonal interview times will be
set up. Since this program is
attracting so much attention
these days, early registration
is recommended.
Remember that the

‘School of Commerce’ takes
new students at the beginn-
ing of each month.

The.spring classes are still
in progress. Keep in mind
that if there is a class you've
been wondering about, been
tempted to take, or think
you'd like but don’t know for
sure if it’s for you, there is
still time to drop in and see
for yourself. Talk to the
teacher and students, ask the
questions that have kept you
wondering, and find out
once and for all if this is
where you'd like to be come
September.

Remember the Adult
Basic Education Program
which are continuous, and
no, you're not too old to
learn. Phone 985-8741 and
find out!

cost him

Ms. Ashley ruled that Jack
Chuba, manager of a Canada
Employment Centre in
Yorkton, Sask., repeatedly
pressured employee Jane
Kotyk to have sex with him.

When Miss Kotyk re-
jected his advances, Chuba
delayed her probation
evaluation and made her feel
insecure about her job, Ms.
Ashley said.

Ms. Ashley said the
federal employment com-
mission had to pay half the
$5,000 awarded to Miss
Kotyk because its lack of an
effective policy against sex-
ual harassment has made it

pote

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Swimming 25 metre outdoor
Club ‘wading pool

partly responsible for the in-
cidents.

She said she hoped her
ruling would prompt other
employers to make their
staff aware of laws against
sexual harassment.

GIANT AUCTION
May 13- 7:15pm
Preview: May 12, 7-9 pm
St. David’s
United Church
1525 Taylor Way. W.V

Drees ae NO a elit Re

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ebrating its 25TH ANNIVERSARY
**SUMMER GUEST PROGRAM" trom
ration ends May 16th)

Pool anwing tank ‘traning ¢ Cac hing Competon i Martins Swim

Adult jacuzzi's/saunas/ateam rooma

Social Scene dancing Friday & Saturday m
of every description/bndge

gnts/coffee partes/barbeques dinners yet togethers
tournaments or tun games /The Tiki Deck/picnica

ENROLL EARLY TO BE SUHE TO GET INTO THE SPECIAL CLINICS
MEET NEW PEOPLE AND GET ACTIVE!

FEES

LIMITED |
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Family $300
Note: Guest Enrotment does not include clinics,

Couptes $250
booking fees, or lessons

Single $200

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1325 E. Keith Road, North Vancouver
(Mountain Hwy. at Kelth Rad.)

985-4135