38 - Sunday, September 24, 1989 - North Shore News

ATTENTION

Have you been looking for me? Lynda Smith (formerly from You & Me Hair Affair) will be at her new location

NORTH SHORE WOMEN'S CENTRE

Centre sponsors program on entering job market

THE NORTH Shere Women’s Centre {NSWC) is sponsor- ing Jobseekers Network support groups for women con-

sidering career changes and market.

The target group for the pro- gram, offered by staff from the Learning Resources Group, is women between the ages of 45 and 60. The 10-week sessions focus on self-assessment, self-esteem devel- opment, skill analysis, goal setting and job market and training in- formation.

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A 1987 North Shore Wemen’s Centre survey found that “some women on the North Shore experi- ence a high rate of isolation...the pervasive experience of isolation and its related sense of low self- esteem is suggested to be at the root of some of these women’s difficulty in affecting change in their lives.” .

Said NSWC coordinator Kathy Dornan, “We are particulasty pleased that this program will benefit mature women, a group that often falis between service gaps, and yet, due to family changes, health and aging issues, and inadequate incomes, is often in greatest need of services.”

The Jobseekers Network groups begin 7:30 p.m., Thursday, Sept. 28, at NSWC, 201-145 West 15th Street in North Vancouver. During the daytime, the groups will meet 9:15 a.m., Wednesday, Oct. 4 at North Shore Neighborhood House, 225 E. 2nd St. in North Vancouver.

For more information about program fees and subsidies contact the NSWC at 984-6009 or the Learning Resources Group at

ROYAL TRUST ANNOUNCEMENT

Debra Terry is appointed Manager of Royal Trusts North Vancouver

Branch.

Miss Terry has many years banking ex- j f perience, including estate, trust and len-

ding services. J § The North Va:icouver branch offers a

complete range of products and ser- i vices from Treasury Bill Accounts and

invite you to drop in for a personal visit.

women just entering the job

251-7476.

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BURRARD BAND Chief Len George will be offering a spiritual perspective on the aboriginal peo- ple’s past, present and future within the non-native community during an upcoming series of lec- tures sponsored by the Centre For Native Smail Business.

.George will be speaking at the Ming Court Hotel 7 to 10 p.m., Sept. 28, Oct. 25, Nov. 21, Dec. 5, Jan. 25 and Feb. 15. Said native business centre administrator Deidre Sam, ‘He is spcaking clearly from the spirit side. He’s

saying that a lot of what we're do- ing in our society today is okay. His communication is from the other side, as the non-physical sees it.’””

For tickets to hear the message of Unity, Peace, Heating and Pro- sperty, contact the Centre For Native Small Business at 687-7166.

WEST VANCOUVER clairvoyant husband and wife team Crystel! and Christophir Regan, the Aquariann Chrystal Connection, will be among the many exhibitors at the 11th Anaual Vancouver Psychic Holistic ESP Fair at the Vancouver PNE Forum this weekend. The fair runs 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. today.

Graphic Design

Porifolio

Preparation 1

In response to exceptional demand, an additional class is being offered through Extension for those contemplating entry into a full-time art program. This non- credit course will assist students in the production of their portfolio by developing disciplined, structured graphic design

skills.

The second part of the course will start in

January 1990.

10 Tuesdays, 7:00 to 10:00 pm. Starting October 3. Room A010 $125 (ARTL35011)

To register phone 984-4901 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday

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Looking Ahead to the ’90s”

Thursday, September 28

Pan Pacific Vancouver Hotel

Crystal Pavilion 11.45 a.m. registration 12.15 p.m. tunch

$32.00 VBT/WTC members $37.00 Prospective members. Reserved tables of 8: $375.06

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Suite 300, 233 West 1st Street, North Vancouver, B.C.

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Fax: (604) 986-4872

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Left to right: Dan Sudeyko. Janine Stewart and Don Jabour

The Honourable Barbara McDougall P.c., MP. Minister of Employment and Immigration

Donald Jabour, BA LLB,

has practised law for 30 years, 11 of those on the North Shore. He was the first lawyer in Canada to advertise and to pioneer the use of legal clinics to make legal services more affordable and accessible ts the consumer. He is active in musical theatre and has been a director of the West - Vancouver Youth Band.

Dan M. Sudeyko, 3A BSW LLB

Former Canadian Natinnal Sescer Team member and current member of the Vancouver 86ers Soccer Team, Dan has worked as a parole officer with Corrections Canada and as a social worker with the Ministry of Human Resources.

Janine M. Stewart, BA LLB, was called to the bar of B.C. in 1985. Born and raised in Vancouver, Janine has been a North Shore resident for 20 years. i Besides being a lawyer and A mother of a ore-schooler. she takes an active role in education in her community.

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