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NEWS photo Terry Peters

Dundarave Safeway manager Gary Seriani (middle) draws a winning name for a draw

held recently by Linda (left) and Matcolm Gillis, distributors of Loxton de-alcoholized wines. The winner
received two nights at the Hyatt Regency Hotel and dinner for two at the Fish and Co. restaurant.

THE NORTH Shore’s newest
book store, Westernesse, recently
opened its doors at 152 West 15th
Street in North Vancouver.

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THE BETTER Business Bureau of
B.C. is warning federally incor-
porated companies to be aware of
unsolicited invoices from the Cen-
tral Bank of Canadian Firms in
Hull, Que.

This is a private company and
does not have any connection with
the federal government.

The “return declaration 1990” is
similar in format to the annual
return form that a federal com-
pany receives each year from the
secretary general. The form gives
the impression that the federal
government is requesting this to be
completed and filed along with a

$50 filing fee.

The address of the company is
also similiar to that of the federal
consumer and corporate affairs
ministry.

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THE INDUSTRIAL Relations
Management Association of B.C.
will be holding two seminars in
April.

The first, called Managing the
Problem Employee: Strategies and
Issues, will be held on April 4 at
the Four Seasons Hotel from 8:30
a.m. to 4 p.m. and will focus on
the alcoholic employee who, on
occasion, reports to work drunk;
the employee with a bad back who
cannot work full time; and cases of
suspected theft.

The second seminar, called
Human Rights Issues In Employee

Benefits, will be held April 19 at
the Robson Square Media Centre.
For more information call 684-
7228.

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KELOWNA BUSINESSMAN
Lloyd Callahan has been ap-
pointed as a director of the B.C.
Trade Development Corp.

Callahan is president of
Callahan Construction Co. Ltd.,
and of Argus Properties Ltd.

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A NEW directory of en-
vironment-related companies has
been released by the B.C. Trade
Development Corp.

The directory was printed by
B.C. Trade with the financia! sup-
port of the companies involved

40 - Sunday, March 18, 1990 - North Shore News

Pacifier warning issued

FOLLOWING A warning — last
month, the federal Consumer and
Corporate Affairs Ministry has
now issued a second warning ad-
vising consumers that four addi-
donal brands of ‘cherry pacifiers”
imported from) West Germany
could be dangerous to babies.

The ministry has done further
sampling and testing which in-
dicate that these pacifiers do not
meet federal safety reguiations.

The pacifiers concerned are
packaged under the brand names
““Angelwear,’’ ‘*Baby-Eaze,"'
model number i4, Merit, model
MB 1701 and Evenflo, model
62105.

The nipples of these pacifiers
can break off at the mouth guard
and lodge in the back of a child’s
throat and cause suffocation.
Parents, caregivers and institutions

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are urged to discard these brands
of pacifier.

Importer, have stopped the
distribution of these models in
Canada and are noufying retailers
to remove the pacifiers from their
shelves.

Meanwhile, the ministry is also
warning parents about the danger
of strangulation if young children
become tangled in pull cords for
window blinds or drapes.

The cords can be @ strangulation
hazard for children under the age
of five, and especially for children
under the age of two.

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panies that improve, analyze or
protect natural environments and
resources.

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