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8 - Friday, April 5, 1996 — North Shore News

NEWS photos ‘ary Peters:

BUSINESS AS USUAL... Students of the col-
fege's Retail Marketing Co-op Program produced
the fair. Abova: Business: student Chris Ryce
and business faculty member Lea Milner.

GOOD JOB... College student

Rob Cripps (above) tries out
Human Resources Canada's job-
match program, second only in
popularity to the free tattoos booth.

Know where we
can find seme local ~
Bright Lights? ‘

Fax or mail details about your
party or social event to the North
Shore News and we'll send along
a photographer. Maii invites to:
North Shore News Bright Lights,
1139 Lonsdale Ave., North
Vancouver, V7M 24. Or fax 985-
2104. All events must take place
on the Nosth Shore.

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SAVE 107
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all remaining stock
As of May ‘st, 1996, North Van WESTBEACK will be moving

to 1766 West 4th Ave. Vancouver. To thank our loyal
North Shore customers we will be hosting a month long

SALE offering 102-707

THANKS

 NOKTH

SHORE!

- 70% oft

off remaining stock.

We thank you for five yoars of your patronage,
and look forward to seeing you at one of
‘Our Vancouver, Richmond

or Whistler stores.

FUN AT THE FAIR... Capilano College's Career

Fair saw paricipation by more than 40 businesses.
Above: Jero:ne Weinbren (left), Loulse Weinbran
and Barry Kabold of Network Distribution.

CAREER CLOSE-UP... More than 1,000 high-
school students turned out for the fair. Above:
Capilano College textile arts instructors Lesley
Richmond (left) and Cindy Schreyer. Right:
Capilano Collage: business administration stu-
dent Megan Moyle visits with Jonathan Sell at
the North Skore News booth. -

HEADS UP... Lynda Smith, iika Smith :
and Cindy lyon. tend the ‘West Coast
Hair and Company exhibitor booth. . ;

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