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THE OWNERS of the com-
pany that. distributes Fox
brand radar detectors says
efforts ty ICBC to make
radar detectors ‘‘scape-
gouts’’ may cost -his com-

pany as. much as _ half-a-

million dollars in sales.

Robert: Neeld. a former
North Shore resident and
national sales manager for
Atlantic and Pacific Market-
ing Corp., says recent
publicity about. .a.. traffic
safety committec’s attempts
to have radar detector sales
banned is unfair.

“We've been the. victim of
over-generalizations and
over-simplification,’* ‘says
Neeld. -‘‘Saying that
everyone who purchases a
radar detector does so with
the intention of speeding is

' Tike’. sdying everyone who |;
buys. alcohol. is, an,

atcoholic:’*

a Victoria ~:

Copies of.

16 - Sunday, February 10, 1985 - North Shore News

Detector salesman claims
he's just a scapegeat

_ makes you more concious of Neeld further charac-

Neeld says while ; “radar. E

‘Coma and join us at the new.
EMBERTON PLAZA (next to. Save-on-Foods)

OPEN Te eye a week 11: 00am-10:00pm

“ Queen Mary: Community School _
‘Monday, March'17

I Response: Document
‘be completed and mailed directly to

returned to your neighbourhood school orthe -
North Vancouver Schoo! Board Office.

~ --—=Let’s Talk About Schools Discussion Paper
= Personal Response Ducument
— ~ Brief Abstract Form
Available at your.neighbourhood
- ... school or North Vancouver School
‘ Board. Office, 721 Chesterfield
Avenue, North Vancouver
‘Inquiries: 987-8141 (loc. 206)

greater driver awareness. ban the sale of detectors
‘*The radar detector from their outlets.

your speed, you're always terizes the use of the provin-

keeping -your eye on it,’ cial insurance corporation to

Neeld: says. ‘it’s presence. battle detectors as ‘‘bully

keeps you aware of your tactics’.

speed.”* “Because they’re going to
Neeld was reacting to a the retailers as government,

recent ICBC press release in the retailers are afraid of

which it was announced that

six maior retailers in B.C. Seo page 17

have decided to voluntarily

"The Personal Best 7
by Four N orth Shore News + Photographers -

Ay nevy exhibit of i ators by North’ Shore u
News photographers : Ellsworth Dickson, Stuart.
Davis, Terry Peters, anid Ja. Smith, will becn display °°:
for one month at the North Vancouver City, Malt ‘

Readers of the North Shore .News are already
familiar with the high quality of professional work -
by these photographers — among them they have. ...

_ won 18 newspaper industry awards in the past five “"
years -— and this exhibit. will give people of North
and West Vancouver the opportunity to'see their. >
personal best, the photography done on their: own e

Time: 9 am - 4:30 pm

Date: Thursday February 14
through Tuesday March 12

- Place: North Vancouver City Hall
‘ 141 West 14th Street,
North Vancouver

“YE OLDE ENGLISH
“FISH & CHIPS”
TAKE OUT SERVICE

Admission is free.
- Ngee : free time.

987-0686

| This event was organized w with the co-operation of the
North Vancouver Arts, Council and, the North Shore News. .

‘Monday, ‘Fetiniary. 48 7:30 p.m. 2 re
— Wednesday, February 20 7:30 p.m. im : Een :
- Monday, February 25 7:30 p ‘2 :

UNITED. ACCUMULATIVE
RETIREMENT FUND
1984. GROWTH

13.2%*

: ~ THIS REGISTERED FUND ACHIEVED THIS gs)
PERFORMANCE WHEN. THE TS.E. WAS —6.0%. :

AVERAGE ANNUAL COMPOUND RATE OF RETURN OF
THIS FUND THROUGH THE PERIOD
DECEMBER 31, 1977 to DECEMBER 31, 1984 WAS

20.9%*

SSOURED FINANCIAL TIMES SORVES PANU SH PMH,

eeting. for brief presentation:

7:30 p.m.

© For additional information,

call or write to: BOB CHALMERS
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PHIL MAWANI
YORKTON SECURITIES INC.

#800-609 Granville St.
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