Photographer finds you are what you carry

PERENNIAL GAME-SHOW
host Monte Tall would give-
away mittfuls of money if you
could produce a rubber Land or
paper clip from -your purse or
wallet in the dying seconds of
Lets Make A Deal,

One can fearn a great deal about
a person, and their lifestyle. by
delving deep into the lint-filled
folds of their purses. pockels and
wallets.

If the eyes ave the windows to
the soul, the purse (ai the case of

Cindy Goodman recently cornered
four News staffers and forced them,
at camera-point. to cough ap the
hidden booty of their purses and
pockets.

The contents kept within hand's
reach. she surmised. would give
insight into cach distinc! personali-
ly.

In the end. Cindy's experiment
proved prophetic.

From absolute minimalist (bus
teansfer and keys) to confirmed
pack-rat (1) lipsticks and five packs
of Juicy Fruit gunt!), our photogra-
pher’s findings agreed with the per-

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guage rack, And, funny thing, not ope of the
Armed with this sanple belie? four had a rubber band or a paper

North Shore News photographer — clip.

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NEWS pholos Cindy Goodman

NORTH SHORE News employee Lynn Chan won the ready-for-
any-occasion category when it came to lipstick. That’s 11
tubes of lipstick in front of her, along with a wallet, bankbook,
chequebook, assorted gum wrappers, and one earring.

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THE CONTENTS of one’s life are often found in one’s pockets, bags and purses. As seen in
these three pictures, what we carry (and hove) is as varied as the individuais who carry them —

from the bare essentials (top right) to what looks like an urhan survival kit (lower left). : :
AUTHORIZED

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DEALER

PUBLIC INFORMATION MEETING
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A demountiabia classroom addition is being proposed for Dorothy Lynas Elementary School, located at She a ms ae ean
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4000 Inlet Crescent
and you are invited to join
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO, 44 (NORTH VANGOUVER) and CuP ARCHITECTS
ata meating to discuss the project.
February 23, 1994
7:00 p.m.

Dorothy Lynas Elementary School
4000 Injet Crescent, North Vancouver, B.C,

Meating Date:
Meeting Time:
Location of Meeting:

Forrnal Presentation to begin at 7:30 p.m.

The project consists of a demountable classroom addition
with ten (10) classrooms, boys and girls washrooms, stali
room with washrooms and a storage/janilorial room, “linked”
to the axisting school with a ramped, covered watkway.
Landscaping around the addition include evergreen trees
planted between the addition and adjacent homes.

Tho meuting is being held by the applicant in compliance
with distict of North Varcouver Council policy. The
applicant wil prosent details of the proposal and discuss any
soneerns pisidents may have

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