C4 - Wednesday, December 3, 1980 - North Shore News

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young member of a delighted audience at Presentation House last

Saturday got into the act with Cirque Alexander clowns Anita Couvrette, playing Officer O’Sneeley, and Paul
Hooson as Alexander. (Ian Smith photo)

Know yourself

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careful. Because often
television dictates the mood
and actions of the child. I'm
not saying it’s detrimental --
I'm just saying it’s reality.”

The ability to look to the
future and = incorporate
change involves risk. “The
risk of trying something new
can be costly, it may not be
as comfortable, it might not
work. And even though what
you're doing no is not so
great -- 11's not so bad.

“But how exciting it is to
msk and to succeed.”

Money may bring a

measure of status but it's not
a measure of worth. “You'll
never be paid what you're
worth ... today you're worth
three or four days more than
you were at the beginning of
the week ... in a year you'll
be worth a whole year more
of growth and development
and experience. On a sliding
scale, who could possibly af-
ford you?”

And. finally. one of the
most important things for
managers to understand. 1s
that “The more you know
yourself, the more effective
you will be with other peo-
ple ~

Feminists march-
demand equal fun

LANCASTER. Calif
(UPI) - A group of feminists,
chanting “women need fun
too”. marched and picketed
durnng the weekend (to pro-
test a proposed law to outlaw
male exotic dancing

Protest) organizer Glona
Allred, head of the Women's
Equal Rights Legal Defense
and Education Fund. said
the march Saturday was an
effort to “preserve their right
to see male cxotic dancers in
t.ancaster™

Allred
Lancaster

pointed out the

City Council

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which has threatened to
close a local club which
features male dancers has
Not attempted to outlaw
female mud wrestling or bel
ly dancing

B.C. DAYS
Travel contest

The following peopie are the winners of
travel certificates (to a maximum of $300)
for travel within British Columbia Sears
BC Days Travel Contest was held
October 14 to October 18th. 1980

John Reiter of Kelowna

C.F. Greenway of Victoria

Violet Chambers of Prince George
Anne Ordog of Mission

P. Koval of Richmond

D. O’Connor of North Vancouver

Rosina Baker of North Vancouver
Vivien D’Archangelo of North Vancouver
Archie Young of Vancouver

M. Tham of Vancouver

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