40 ~ Wednesday, December 9, 1987 - North Shore News

White Spot first to use new printing system

WHITE SPOT Ltd. is the first company in Western Canada
to make use of a newly developed computer printing process.

The company used the techno-
logy to decorate one of its trucks
last month.

The original artwork was sent to
California-based Computer Image
Systems where a laser scanner
transferred the image on to a
computer tape which was then
programmed to drive the world’s
largest computer printer.

The printer can generate images
on self-adhesive vinyl up to 28'x60"
in a single pass.

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by Michael
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The process eliminates weeks of
work, making it the least expensive
way to display large-scale artwork
or photographs on short-run ap-
plications.

The printer is used primarily for
the production of large billboards
and increasingly for graphics on
company fleets.

For more information contact
Paul Boissonnault, Western Cana-
dian representative for Computer
Image Systems, at 946-7573.

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MARATHON .SHOPPING Cen-
tres’ Lynn Valley Centre welcomed
anew manager Nov. 16, :

LEYDA Molnar...new manager of
Lynn Valley Centre.

Leyda Molnar took on the pasi-
tion, replacing former mall man-
ager Lynn Warwick, who’ moved
on to manage the Village Green
Mall in Vernon.

Molnar is busy juggling the
management of two malls until the
end of the month when she steps
down from managing the Harbor
Park Mall in Nanaimo.

Molnar has managed the
Nanaimo mall for the past four
years.

“I will be working a lot with the
North Vancouver community,’
said Molnar. “It’s the community
that makes the centre work.”

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CAPILANO COLLEGE is offer-
ing a new part-time tourism pro-
gram beginning in January.

To help fill the expected need
for supervisors and managers with
international tourism management

skills in B.C.'s fastest growing in-
dustry, the college is implemen-
ting the Tourism Management
Certificate Program.

The program is designed for
people already in the workforce

and will be offered evenings and
weekends, January to May and
September to December.

Eleven courses cover topics in-
cluding Tourism Packaging,
Special Events Management and
Adventure Tourism.

For more information call the
college at 986-1911.

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THE COUNCIL for Public Ser-
vices in association with the Van-
couver and District Labour Coun-
cil, End Legislated Poverty and
other trade unions and community
groups examine privatization at a
forum and community conference

entitled, The Perils of Privatiza-
tion, 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., Satur-
day, Dec. 12 at the Robson Square
Media Centre.

The registration fee, including
lunch, is $25,

For more information call the
Vancouver and District Labour
Council at 879-2421,

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