WEE WORLD

A NORTH Vancouver company
has started selling a new product
designed for infants in the water.

Wee World: Beby and
Children’s Wear, 1556 Lonsdale
Ave., is currently selling Jey
Bellies,.a combination swimwear
and playwear for infants and
children who like to go swimming.

Jelly. Bellies have pockets of
foam around the waist to give the
children added buoyancy in the
water,

The product, invented by Carol.

Jones cud Natalia de Savigny, was

first introduced in eastern Canada’

where sales were good.

With ight children between
them, the inventors said going
swimming became a_ challenge.
They saw the need for a swim-
ming aid that. would help their
children learn to swim while giv-
ing. the parents some peace of
mind while their youngsters were
in the water.

- Jelly Bellies
Evolutivn - in

is also sold at
the Park Royal

~ Shopping Centre.

“TEMP HELP.

KELLY. TEMPORARY Services,
Canada’s largest staffing support
company and one which provides
temporary help in the areas of
secretarial, ». clerical, ‘marketing,

Appointment Notice
Bank of Montreal

Bank of Montreal announces the
appointment of Deborah j. Casey
as Vice-President, Community
Banking, North Shore. and
Sunshine Coast. Ms. Casey, also
Manager of the Bank's Main
Office in North Vancouver, leads
its team of bankers serving
personal and commercial
customers through a network of
15 branches in North Vancouver,
West Vancouver and the Sunshine
Coast, Her appointment reflects
the Bank’s strategy — of
decentralizing decisions into
largely self-sufficient regional
clusters of branches managed by
senior bankers who work and live
in those communities. After
joining the Bank in 1973, Ms,
Casey went on to hold a number
of marketing,. account and
commercia! management
positions, Prior ta her current
appointaent, she held positions
in the Bank‘s Risk Management
Policy Unit and in Toronto-area
district credit departments, She
also served on the Bank’s Task
Force on the Advancement of
Women in the Bank.
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light industrial and technical to a
diverse group of customers, will
give away cight hours of tem-
porary help to 10. non-profit
organizations in North Vancouver
for a total of 80 hours.

The offer will be made during
KellyWeek, which runs from Sun-
day, March 14 to Saturday,
March 20.

To nominate a charity,
980-1202 or fax 669-3796.

The 10 non-profit groups will

call

Bal

be randomly selected to receive
temporary help services. The
deadline for nominations is Feb.
22 and the winners will be an-
nounced during KellyWeek.

Also during KellyWeek, Kelly
Services will be collecting items
for local food banks from
businesses, Between Monday, Feb.
22 and Friday, Feb. 26 a repre-
sentative of Kelly Services will be
delivering boxes to those, offices
interested in taking: cart. The

boxes will be picked up between
Monday, March {5 and Friday,
March 19.

Those businesses interested in
participating should call 988-1202.

APPOINTMENTS

LOGOTEX, A_ Vancouver cor-
porate clothing embroidery
specialist, has boosted its sales

Some things never change.
Just like we did last year and the three years before, we’re offering an
RRSP rate higher than the 5 major financial institutions in Canada.*

Find a higher posted rate, and we'll beat it. It’s that simple.

Consistently higher rates, consistently better service.

and customer service department
with the appointment of two new
staff members,

Heather Baker has been. ap-
pointed as corporate consultant
while Karen Trachuk has joined
the company as sales assistant,
customer service.

Logotex was founded in: 1983
and run as a home-based business
out of West Vancouver.

The machinery can now handle
up to 600 garments a day.

kof British Columbia

Drvision of Hongkong Bank of Canada

1457 Lonsdale Ave, N. Vancouver
980-245 |

Now, what can we do for you?

1578 Marine Drive, W. Vancouver:
922-3311

*Rates higher than those posted by Royal Bank, CIBC, Bank of Montreal, Scotiabank, and T.D. Bank on fixed-tertn redeemable RRSPs,