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Page 18, Ianuary 31, 1979 - North Shore News

Total provincial energy
requirements over the next
15 years are expected to
grow at an average com-
pound rate of 2.5 per cent
per year, according to a
forecast released today by
the B.C. Energy Com-
mission. ;

De

_ This coritrasts with the 5.8
- per cent. average annual
growth in energy use ac-
tually’ experienced in the
previous ten-year period,
‘1968 to 1977. .

V. Philip Boname has

been” appointed acting
president of Vancouver's
Downtown Business

Association, filling out the
term of H.T.D. Terry
Tanner who has moved to

“Since 1973, however, the
growth in demand for energy
has declined to an average of
3.75 per cent per year,”
commented Energy Com-
mission -Chairman Norman
Gish. “This reflects the
impact of such factors as
higher energy prices and
energy conservation.

“As for British Columbia's
future energy supply,” said
Gish, “the major concern’ is
oil. We will become more

_and more dependent on

West Van man heads DBA

Calgary to join an = ar-
chitectural firm.
Mr. Boname, currently
DBA Treasurer, is president
of Urbanics Consultants

Ltd., land economists and

—

outside sources, principally

- Alberta, for our oil, perhaps
. for as much as 87 per cent of

our requirements by 1992.

“But our natural gas
supply is excellent; we have
considerable coal potential;
wood waste will play an even
larger role in industrial
energy supply; and we have

various alternatives for
additional electrical
generation.

urban. development con-

sultants. He is a resident of |

West Vancouver.

‘The appointment took

effect January 1.

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“In summary, we have
many more options and a far
greater degree of self-
reliance in energy supply
than most parts of Canada
and the Western world. As
our report concludes, the
choices facing energy
planners will still not be easy
ones, but choices do exist.”

Mr. Boname accepted the
position on the recom-
mendation of the DBA’s
three vice-presidents,
William Woodroff, Michael
Evison and Phillip Owen.
The recommendation has
been confirmed by the board
of directors.

Prior to forming his own

firm, Mr. Boname had been |
president of Larry Smith,

Consulting Limited, general
manager of Marathon Realty
and executive vice-president
of Ira Young and Associates
Ltd. - ,

Burrard Yarrows Cor-

poration, western‘ Canada’s.
largest shipbuilding and ship.

- repairing company, with
major facilities in North
Vancouver, has announced
new appointments among
senior personnel.

E.J. Jones, formerly vice-
president operations, has
been appointed senior vice-
president, and David J.
Alsop,

administration and  cor-
porate development, has
been appointed vice-—
president, finance and
administration.

G.G.C. Kerr retains the
position of treasurer and
director, financial services.

At the company’s North
Vancouver Division (for-

Salute to modest ad

lt will be news to many
that the classified ad, the
linle ad that"ts crowded into
liny type, is 274 years old.
Some say it is the oldest form

of advertising in North
America.
The first want ads ap-

peared in 1704, in the Boston
News-Letter. Classified ad-
vertising has been termed
everybody's advertising, and
it is now difficult to see why.

A large number of news-
paper readers scan the
classified ads assiduously.
They are interesting reading.
and a. handy = guide to
bargains and services that

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with just any old office again.
Loasing agents — Pacific Strata Services Ltd.

Shipyard gets
new boss men |

‘merly. Butrard
T:K. Duncan has

formerly director,

-->~.Maetoria and is a mem

v ee
te few am : "
, phoreate a. hee
| LS Sowa eae a
oof oe :

Dry 3
appointed general manag
and R.H. Banning has:

appointed operation
manager. ee

D.W. Challinor retains
position of general mana:
at the Victoria Divisic
(formerly Yarrows).

At the Victoria Diyisi
Archie Gillies has. 6
appointed ;

been

Burrard Yarrows - Co:
poration has shipyards
North Vancouve

the Versatile Cornat
of companies. a”

would be difficult to locate }
any other method. :

Because they are una
logetically advertising ©
no other reading matter: id
separate them, classifieds
prove that people buy new
papers to read the ads as. w:
as for news and enter
ment. The classifieds «pul
their weight, no doubt -
that.

A 274th birthday is ‘ne
small occasion, and it~
appropriate that a few lines
of space in larger type ‘bi
devoied 1 -a salute to %
section of the paper which i
se! in a more modest face. |

iy abides

it for