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which proksbit smacking in most public indoor places. Signs are available by caliing 731-4961.

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BC RAW. board chairman Gerry Strongmen recently an-
nounced the appointment of Paul McElligott to the position
of presiéent and chief executive officer of B.C. Rail Ltd.

The appointment becomes effective in September.

The incoming is cur-
rently president and chief
officer of Voyageur
Baiexprises Lid. in Montreal. The
conzpany is North America’s third
largezt ietercity motor coach car-

’McEiigotthoids = Bachelor of
Asts degsee with honors, as well as

an honors Master’s degree in
Business Administration.
Throughout his career, McElfizott -
has been actively involved in pro-
rating the development of the
transportation . He hay
served on on ihe bozrds of both Ca-

and U.S. industry associa-

tions as well as Concordia Univer-
sity’s transportation management
centre.

eeene

THE NORTH Shore Enterprise
Development Ceatre (NSEDC) will
be holding a free workshop for in-
dividvals interested in exploring

business

briefcase
Michael Becker

the possibility of business owner-
ip.

The Bright Idexzs workshcp is
scheduled for Tuesday, Aug. 15, 7
p.m. tc 9 p.m., at NSEDC suite
301-145 West 15th Street iz North
Vanoouver.

The workshop promises to give

For information call toll free:

1-800-267-6620

TDD -1-800-267-6650

tw

ail CEO,
president named

people interested in setting up a
business an overview of what is in-
volved as weil as an introduction

-to resources available through

NSEDC.
To register call 984-2004.

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EXPERTS FROM the U.S., Mex-

ico and Canada will be on hand at .

an SFU confsrence Aug. 18 and 19
at the university’s Burnaby campus
Halpern Centre to discuss current
economic conditions and policies
regarding Mexico’s trading pzart-
ners in the Americas and Pacifi:
Rim countries. °

Jorge Lozoya, chief of staff to
Mexico’s President Carlos Salinas
de Gortari, and Mexican am-
bassador Alfredo. Phillips are
scheduled to attend the conference,
entitled Is A Second Bevolution
Akead For Mexico?

Participants will look at changes
in conservative Mexican political
pasties, effects of independence on
Mexican peasants, the ideological
influence of private higher educa-
tion, changes in elite and middle
class perspectives, the Mexican
consumer, and poiitical and eco-
nomic options availabie to the
Mexican government.

For more information call Dr.
Dougias Ress at 291-4782 or Thea
Hiiuds at 291-4965.

Phots submitted

B.C. LUNG ‘Assocision summer staffer Danny Tung is visiting hundreds of Nerth Shore businzsses to offer
inforeastion avd free signs almed at increasing public awareness of North ang West Vancouver clesu-air bylaws

_ CITY CLERK

Business
Management

Information Meeting
Monday, Aagust 14 -- 7 p.m., Room H501 -

Time is running out! Our two year full time -
Business Management Diploma Programs start
this Sepiember. Come to the information
meeting to find out more about licw you can
beceme job ready for today’s market place.

Programs include Accounting/Finance,
Administration, ar! Marketing, and a new
Business Computing Co-op Program that
includes 8 months of paid work in addition tc
16 months of academic study.

Call 984-4960 and let us knov that you are
coming.

CAPILANO
COLLEGE

2055 Purcell Way * North Vancouver * British Columbia

THE CORPORATION OF 1 THE
CITY OF NORTH VANCOUVER

Hi novia NO. 6026 a
“Highways Stepping Up an
Cicsing Bylaw, 1988”

TAKE NOTICE THAT pursuant io Section 578 of the Municipal
Act, the Council of The Corporation of the City of North Vancouver
intends to stop up and close to traffic all that portion of lane
known as the south 10 feet of Lot 15, Block 128, D.L. 274, Group
Gne, New Westminster District, Plan 878 which contains 46.45:
square metres, more or less, and is shown within the heavy black
‘outline on the map below, is hereby stopped up and closed to
traffic. _ ;

tas, . |

Bylaw No. 6026 and pian of the proposed road closing may be
inspected at the City Hall, 141 West 14th Street; North Vancouver,
BC., between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 P. m., Monday
through Friday, except Statutory Hofideys.

July 26, 1989
B.A. HAWKSHAW ...