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franchised and de? aler networks.

‘CREDIT UNION AWARD
Shore Credit
THE, ASUS
Mirror Award ron the cee
Union Executive 5 oor 0 eNSCU 5
The award warort. The local
1991 annual ‘omPeted against
tries,

nearly 900 othe! 0 for us to be
It’s an_ ho! ef an established
recognized by su vanization,” said

pul ellen NSCU'S chief execu

tive officer.

DON

“Although we were unable to
personally accept the award at the
ceremonies .,, the excitement of
winning is certainly as great,”

The category in which the
NSCU won was organizations
with assets in excess of $250 mil-
ion.

The CUES is an international
association of credit union execu-
tives. The Golden Mirror Award
is the premier international credit
union marketing competition and
the most sought-after credit union
awards program.

The North Shore Credit Union
was one of only two Canadian
creclit unions to win a Golden
Mirror Award,

The NSCU has been providing
financial services to its members

O’CONNER: Mohawk
Lubricants president.

since 1941. With nine branches in
North Vancouver, West Van-
couver, Whistler, downtown Van-
couver and Burnaby, the NSCU
serves more than 30,000 members
and operates four offices of
NORCU Insurance Services Lid.

DIRECTORS ELECTED

THE NORTH Shore Executives’
Association (NOREX) recently
elected a new slate of directors at
its annual general meeting.

Judy Perkins of Perkins Office
Services was elected president,
while Greig Weaver of Bay Fine
Painters Inc, takes up the post of
past president.

Elected directors were Peter
Garat of Prideraaster Cleaning
Systems, Jozn Berry of Joan
Berry inc., Jeff Donohoe of Crest
Realty and chiropractor Paut
Wiggins.

The NOREX is an association
of business and professional peo-
ple whose purpose is to exchange
business information and promote
teciprocal business and good rela-
tions among its members.

For more information, call
988-1863.

Pioneer reaches 100

from Ridgeway

was born On a
ETHEL WILSOM red years ago

homestead a ke
near Melfort, Sid come from the
er 2,
East in'a covere pwagon in 189" hun-
They settled ™ mo
d 4 niles from the nearest doc-
tor. store or post office, and had
eight children.
Ethel came
marry Ben

Vancouver to
on and they mov-
vancouver shortly
ed to North as the butcher in
Mr Keats! 10° cory, gin street.

. ana sth Stree
Andrews Avenue wed above the
sore. and event aly moved 19 h
house in the 500-b}°° of East"

Street, across
School.

When Mr, Keats sold his store,
Ethel and Ben bought the grocery
store at St. Georges Avenue and
8th Street. They had three girls:
Joan, Pat and Joy.

Ethe! now resides with her
daughter Pat in Victoria and is
still active and at times speaks to
schoolchildren about the pioneer
days.

A birthday tea will be held on
Saturday, June 19 from 2 to 4
p.m, in St. Andrews Church Hall
at 1044 .S1. Georges Ave. If you
know Ethel please come and wish
her the best.

Sunday, June 13, 1993 - North Shore News -

Lf you. keep your eye on the ball
here's what youll miss:

if you don't call 689-0169

here's what you Il miss:

At Furry Creek Golf and Country Club keeping
your eye on the ball can be unusually challenging.

Laid out on the highlands, benchlands and shorelands
along Howe Sound, this has to be the most beautiful
club from sea to sky on earth.

Just 10 minutes north of Lions Bay, Furry Creek was
designed by world-renowned Robert Muir Graves.
The par 72 course will be ready for play Saturday, July 31st.

After an exhilarating 18 holes you’ll really appreciate
the creature comforts of our 19th hole. The 33,000 sq. ft.
Member's Clubhouse is as awe inspiring as the scenery.
Clad in B.C. granite, it’s topped with a dramatic slate roof.

There are only a limited number of memberships
available. Until June 30, 1993, Full Privilege Memberships
are $30,000 each. After that the cost will be $36,000.

For an appointment to view Furry Creek call Dennis
Hansen, Director, Sales and Marketing, at 689-0169 or
689-0189. You can fax us at 684-4782.

Jt could change the course of your life.

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