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March 12-14 at the

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. show: that ‘while almost 13
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‘Departures: Friday - dec. 11.18, and 25 (14 NIGHTS)
Saturday, Dec. 12, 19,and 26 (14 NIGHTS)
Sunday - Dec. 13, 20, and 27 (14 NIGHTS) ;

Price includes 14 nights hotel, hotel tax, alr- “flight on Western
Airlines, wronetere to/from hotel and Lei Greetings. $200.00
per person deposit refunded within 7 days of booking. Bal
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tex; Book early Christmas sold out early fast
== year and will do 60 again this year.

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mendation for

in the courses, the study
said.

The report recommended
that programs should
continue to be offered for
free or at reduced fees for
seniors and costs would be
recovered from other
participants. :

It was also found that
courses would be better
attended if offered during
the daytime.

McGown noted that
requests, for seniors’
programs have increased to
the point where a funding

mechanism is needed. .
School trustees supported

the report and its recom-
provincial
subsidies. -

“The ministry (of
education) seems to be
receptive,” McGown said.

The 1980s should be a

“fabulous decade” for
Canada’s giant $750 million
professional beauty industry,
according to David Ashley,
president of Allied Beauty
Association. “We're in a
strong growth trend, with
nothing os the horizon. now
or in the foreseeable future,
to change that outlook.”

He looks for a growth rate
in real terms of at leasf five
per centa year.

“More and more women
are going to have more
money to spend over the
next decade and some of this
money is going to be spent
on personal beauty care.

“This has always been the
case for the woman in the
home. The salon has always
been her escape, a. place

‘where she could get away

from it all, relax and be

pampered.”

There is no reason why
this should change. In fact,
he adds, this area of the
business should grow as
more salons offer complete
beauty care instead of
limiting themselves to hair. —

The area of most rapid
growth will be the working
woman, who will not only
represent a larger share of
the work force in the 1980s

will have to be more skill

‘more up namigdgeable ‘

affect: ‘his. or. her field o
daily basis.”

_ will, no 0 longer have exclusiv

knowledge ‘of the care
hair and. skin.
Ge n eral .

_ and ineressingy th
consumer: of. the 1980s

The consumer of the ‘80s
will not only have more
money to. spend but
spend it with more ‘and more
discretion...She will kno
precisely what she is lookin
for and salons will have=té
reflect this .change if. t
want to grow with her.

While . ‘salon _ busines:
should. grow: at the rat
four or five per cent a y

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