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33 - Sunday, May 21, 1989 ~ North Shore News

Education support offered

Credit Union
Foundation of
British Columbia

FR orsing a post-secondary
education can be a challenge at
the best of times. Noth Shore Credit
Union is committed to helping its
members meet that challenge by
making available bursaries. The
bursaries are offered in honor of two
individuals who contributed
Significantly toward the growth of
our Credit Union — Sid Butterfield,
president of North Shore Credit
Union from 1969 to 1981, and Tom
Dearlove, treasurer of the Credit
Union 1942 to 1955. Each man also
played a major role in laying the
foundation for a thriving provincial
Credit Union movement.

Mr. Dearlove was a charter
member of the Vancouver Co-
operative Association, now
amalgamated with Metro Co-op
Services. He also served as anofficer
of the Treasurer’s Association and
pioneered the Coal Worker's Co-
operative. .

Mr. Butterfield served on the North
Shore Credit Union Board of
Directors for more than 15 years and
worked with the B.C. Advisory Board
for the Co-operative Trust Company

of Canada. Bursaries available
through North Shore Credit Union
are administered by the Credit Union
Foundation of B.C. The foundation
handjies 27 funds, trusts and
memorials, including the Sid
Butterfield Honorary Trust and the
Tom Dearlove Memorial. The
foundation disbursed over $50,000
last year through local credit unions
throughout the province. Students
received an average $400 each in
1988.

Disbursements provide assistance
to B.C. resident students in need of
financial assistance to pursue
vocational, technical, or academic
training within the province. Money
is also made available to mature
students attempting to upgrade basic
education and skills needed to enter
the work force.

Bursary application forms are
available by writing directly to the
Credit Union Foundation of B.C. at
P.O. Box2038, Vancouver V6B3R9.

Cycle Safety

FOURTH GRADE siudents from Upper Lynn
Elementary School fearn bicycle safety techniques.
A special program organized by Jim Robertson
(Vancouver Safety Council) together with the
North Shore Safety Council teaches kids hand and
traffic signals, defensive riding skills and general
awareness.

CYCLE INTO
SUMMER

Join the winners at North Shore Credit Union and | | ~ =>
‘you too can be cycling inte summer. Simply :
wheel up to the Steve Bauer display at your
nearest North Shore Credit Union branch and
enter to win one of 50 Steve Bauer mountain
bikes, 100 pairs of Domini bike shorts or one of
3,000 Winner biking shirts. Prizes will be drawn
May 15 to June 30.

The fun keeps rolling on into June. That's when
we'll be literally taking our caps off to high school
students coming in to open North Shore Credit
Union accounts. By opening an account, you'll be
making a winning move in more ways than one.
Pick up a Winner bike cap just by saving and
managing your money.

Watch for more exciting mountain bike give-
aways later this summer at your
North Shore Credit Union.

NORTH SHORE CREDIT UNION 4

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