B4 - Sunday, December 4, 1983 - North Shore News

"NEWS Terry Peters

RICHARD HUGHES, owner of Sunshine Cabs, stands beside one of his fleet of 2) luxury limousines beneath the bridge he is
battling to cross. Hughes wants his drivers to be able to make pick ups in Vancouver.

Sunshine Cabs aims
at downtown trade

THE NEED for a quality, limousine-type service
for Vancouver, as well as North Shore customers,
is the basis for Sunshine Cabs preparing applica-
tions to the Provincial Motor Carrier Commission
and the City of Vancouver.

BRIAN EL

North Shore based customers
who request Sunshine (€ abs

when returning to their

But even before the ap. homes and businesses in
plicauuons have been formally North and West Van
presented, Sunshine Cabs’ couver,’” Hughes said He
General Manager Richard = added that the continued in

Hughes, has been receiving
reports that Vancouver based
taxi firms will be opposing

ability to serve this demand ts
contrary to public interest
Sunshine Cabs have been

the applications providing the North Shore
“The demand for Sunshine | Community with a luxury taxi
Cabs has grown to the point service since March [982

where limited hcensing means
denying service to customers
in) Vancouver, as well as

They feature ¢ adtllac, tan
coln, Chrysler and Mercedes
hmousines and rates are 10

THE NATUROPATHIC
PHYSICIANS OF B.C.

Is pleased to announce the opentig of
the office

ot

PHIL MANSON N.D.

(narutopathic Ohysic tan)

152 West 15th St
North Vancouver:

986-7774

Mon Fro 10am 6pm

cents a kilometre more than
regular taxi fares charged on
the North Shore.

Hughes is anticipating
strong opposition to his new
request for territorial expan-
sion, but he ts well prepared
for such adversity.

Sunshine’s 10-car service
began in the depths of an
economic recession and
strong opposition from their
local competitor, North
Shore Taxi

Today they boast a 21}-car
flect and, according to
HHughes ‘‘ase founshing ”’
North Shore Taxi has since
countered by setting up a
similar luxury service, known
as ( adillac Cabs

APPLIANCES

(MANGES, FRUDGES, WASHERS, DATE
OMPACTORG, DISH WASHERS & MORE:

THE LEADING BRANDS

AT
LOW WAREHOUSE
PRICES

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VISIT OUR NEW SHOWROOM

COLONY

HOME FURNISHINGS

Warehouse/Distribution Centre
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
1076 Roosevelt! Cres.

(behind the Avalon)

davia 'ngram a
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a ae COA Iae Boe

CLOVERDALE

Own a trotter

TWO FREE information
events are scheduled at
Cloverdale Raceway, design-
ed to give the public and peo-
ple interested in owning a
standardbred race horse an
opportunity to jearn more
about harness racing.
Sponsored by the B.C.
Standardbred Association,
an open house will be held
Saturday, December 10,
from 10 till noon, to be
followed by a seminar, Tues-
day, December 13, at 7:30
p.m. in the lower clubhouse
at Cle«-.dale, featuring a
panc of drivers and trainers.

Guided tours of the barn
area will give the public a
chance to learn about the
care and training of the
harness horse. Harnessing
demonstrations will be given
in the paddock area while the
horses go through their mor-
ning workouts.

Latest equipment used by
trainers to help keep a horse
racing, including whirlpools,
ultrasonic and _ electro-
magnetic machines will also
be on display.

People interested in own-
ing a race horse, can have
their questions answered at

Free admission and park- the Tuesday seminar. For
ing to the afternoon races will more information, contact
be given to those attending the B.C. Standardbred
the open house before 11 Association office at
o'clock. 574-3633.

CASE Co-ordinator

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Counselling
Assistance
to
Small
Enterprises

HELPING SMALL BUSINESSES
HELP THEMSELVES

This Government sponsored assistance programme is
available to any small business. Counselling is done by
retired successful businessmen. 5

Areas where CASE may help

Start up
Bookkeeping
Exporting

Advertising
Marketing Personnel
Cost Controls Cash Flow

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT
Harry Martin, 145 W. 15th St.
North Van. Telephone 980-657 1

‘*Your Success Is our Only Business"'

Federal Business Banque fédérale
Development Bank de developpement

Canada

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