NATHALIE ROEMER has
been named the new man-
ager of Henry Birks & Sons
Park Royal store.

Roemer began her career with
Birks while attending Simon
Fraser University. After she grad-
uated with a degree in com-
munications, she went to work at
Birks full-time.

Prior to her promotion to
Birks’ Park Royal store manager,
Roemer managed Birks’ repair
departments for B.C. where she
developed a vast knowledge of the
inner workings of a wide variety
of Birks’ products.

MALLS SPEAK UP

THREE NORTH Shore shopping
malls have teamed up with 400
other Canadian shopping cenires
and major retail locations in pro-
moting a grassroots Canadian uni-
ty campaiga.

The Speak Up For Canada: We

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BUSINESS BRIEFS

Belong Together campaign invites
People from all across Canada to
sign a friendship card at their
local shopping centre for delivery
to a houschold in Quebec.

The card contains the message:
f believe in a Canada that includes

the people of Quebec.

The three North Shore shopping
centres participating in the cam-
paign are the Capilano Mall and
the Lynn Valley Centre in North
Vancouver and the Park Royal
Shopping Centre in West Van-
couver.

The campaign will last until late
August and organizers hope to
gather over 2.5 million friendship
cards. Once collected, the .cards
will be mailed to each home in
Quebcc.

LOCAL LUMBER LEADER

NORTH VANCOUVER-based
Hollyburn Lumber received a top
honor from the Building Supply
Dealers Association of B.C. when
it was named store of the year.

The local lumber company
received the prestigious designa-
tion for having what the associa-
tion felt was the most creative in-
terior and exterior design and
merchandising programs.

Foundation donation assists tourism students

STUDENTS IN the tourism

program at Capilano College’

will get help in pursuing their
studies thanks to a donation
from the Chan Foundation of
Canada.

The foundation has con-
tributed $2,500 through the
Capilano College Foundation
fo provide bursaries for

(Offer valid from April 1 to December 31, 1992).

tourism students.

Tom Chan, chairman of the
Chan Foundation, expressed
his reasoning behind the dona-
tion: ‘‘We feel this is a very
worthwhile course and a solid
investment in our young people
in an industry that is very de-
serving of more attention.”

This is one of three dona-
tions Herb Quong, a member

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of the advisory committee of
the Tourism Management Pro-
gram, has coordinated with the
Capilano College Foundation.

The contribution will be ~
matched by the provincial gov-
ernment to create 2 $5,000 en-
dowment. Income from the
fund will bc awarded each year
as bursaries.

Photo submitted

NATHALIE ROEMER has been appointed the new manager of

Henry Birks and Sons’ Park Royal! store.

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