STUDENT
EMPLOYMENT

THE DRIVE for summer student
jobs has begun on the North
Shore with the opening of the
Canada Employment Centre for
Students (CEC-S).

“This is the 25th anniversary of
the CEC-S program and the
North Shore office will be
operating from April 22 to August
20,’’ said CEC-S supervisor An-
drew Arida.

He added that the centre,
located at 101-1200 Lonsdale
Ave., North Vancouver, will be
open Monday to Friday 8:30 a.m.
to 4:30 p.m. in order to bring
North Shore employers and stu-
dent job-seekers together.

The CEC-S assists students in
their. search for jobs and helps
employers in filling their summer
staff needs, Last year the CEC-S
helped fill over 1,100 positions on
the North Shore.

“The CEC-S would like to of-
fer even more job opportunities to

-students this summer," said
Arida.

‘Not: only does the CEC-S of-
fer a free referral ‘service to
employers, but it also fills any

type of position; from jobs that

last all summer to those: that last

just a couple of hours in the of-:

fice or home.”’
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The dives were performed by a
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The Newtsuits worked flawlessly
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The. dives were conducted by
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The Newtsuits were also
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MALL AWARD

NORTH VANCOUVER’S
Capilano Mall proved to be a big
winner at the Newspaper Advertis-

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petition held recently by the Seat-
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In the malts-under-500,000-
square-feet category, Capilano
Mall won the first place award for
acolor ROP campaign.

Capilano Mall also won a merit
award in the color ROP category.

Other winners included the
Willowbrook Shopping Centre in
Langley and Richmond's Land-
sdowne Park.

The Northwest Marketing Man-
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tion of 55 shopping centres, with
members from B.C., Alaska,
Oregon and Washington state
operating for the promotion of

professionalism in, the shopping -

centre industry in this area.

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TIME: 7:00pm to 9:00pm

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financing. Whether you are a new home buyer or
are looking to refinance your home, we can
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DATE: MAY 11TH, 1993
TIME: 7:00-9:60 PM
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DRINKING DRIVERS pe

“Mr. Robert F, Long President

Mr. LS, (Len) Gatto Chief Executive Officer.

Gulf & Fraser Fishermen's Credit Union|
52nd Annual Report Highlights - _

12% DIVIDEND DECLARED ..

Gulf & Fraser Fishermen’‘s
Credit Union reported a year of
continued financial success at
the52nd Annual General Meet-
ing held, April 8th, 1993.

President Mr. Robert F, Long,
in his report to members,
announced, “Profits earned
allowed a 12% dividend on our
Membership and Patronage
Equity Shares and a 64%
_ dividend on our Life Insured
Non-Equity Shares.” Inaddition,
Mr. Long reported that, “The
Board hasdeclared a Patronage

Refund of 1% of loan interest ©

paid and 2% of deposit interest
earned, tobe paid tomembersin
the form of Patronage Equity
Shares.”

The Credit Union’s assets, as of:
‘December 31st 1992, totalled
over $206 million, a 12% increase
over the previous year end.

Chief ExecutiveOfficer,Mr. L S

(Len) Gatto, stated in his report ::
that, “Under the Financial Insti-
tutions Act of B.C., the: mini-:
mum required capital base |
which had to be maintained by.
the Credit Union during 192 -
was 4.5%. At year end, Gulf &

’ Fraser had a capital adequacy

ratio of 11.44%, which exceeds.
the required ‘minimum by a.;
healthy margin. Strength and °

endurance is of the utmost

importance to the Credit Union *
and we continue tobea strong”
financial institution.” ae:

Founded in 1940 to assist fisher-.
men,‘ our membership today.
spans the spectrum of occupa: '
tions foundinacommunity. The |
Credit Union welcomes ‘new. |f
members tojoinin our success. ©

Copies of the 1992 Annual :
Report may be obtained from: ”

GULF AND FRASER
FISHERMEN’S CREDIT UNION

HEAD OFFICE
Second Floor,
803 East Hastings St.,
Vancouver, B.C,,
V6A IRB

- Tel: 254-7270
Fax: 254-7332 |

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VANCOUVER
BRANCH"

803 East Hastings St.,
Vancouver, B.C,

Tel: 254-9811
Fax: 254-0215

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Tel: 271-5911

Fax: 271-6033