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EMU FOOD SERVICES
CULTURAL FORUM
presents
BEER GARDENS
featuring
THE LIMM BAUD
from Portland
Friday, Oct. 30 4-7 pm
I.D. Required
Food and Alternative
Beverages Available
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with a lot of places,” Siel said
Siel said he could not com
ment on whether the depart
ment is running an investiga
tion based on such reports.
At Jiggles there are strict rules
to prevent dancers from getting
‘It’s almost like a
sorority.’
— Melody Duncan
RECORDS
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RECORDS, TAPES
& IMPORTS
Buy - Sell
Trade
258 E. 13th • 342 7975
(Batwaan High and Paarl)
involved in prostitution. Dun
can said. Dancers an; forbidden
to take written messages or
business cards from customers
or to see customers socially, she
said.
If dancers violate those rules
they are fined heavily or even
fired. Duncan said that to her
knowledge no Jiggles dancer
has been involved in prostitu
tion. and if she ever found a
dancer doing that, she would
fire her immediately and report
it to the police.
But the problem is best avoid
ed by carefully screening ap
plicants to find "good, clean"
girls, she said.
"When I hire somebody in
the first place 1 investigate them
thoroughly. I check their police
records,” she said.
The dancers, some 32 who
work anywhere from 20 to 40
hours a week, come from all
walks of life. Some dancers are
lawyers, doctors, single
mothers or University students.
"I often find myself very close
ly involved with each in
dividual on a personal level,"
Duncan said. "We re all a very
close group. It's almost like a
sorority.”
Jiggles advertisements to
recruit dancers claim dancers
make from $1,000 to $4,000 a
month. Hansen said to his
knowledge only one dancer
made more than $4,000 last
month.
One dancer, who wished to
Ire identified only by her first
name. Tess, said she works
about 40 hours a week and
makes about $2,000 a month.
She said about $400 a month
comes from wages and the rest
comes from tips.
"Actually I’ve always loved
to flirt and stuff und now I'm
getting paid for it. and I think
I'm getting paid for it enough to
make it worth it to take my top
off." she said
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