BUSINESS BRIEFS
Cornpiled by Kate Zimmerman

North Shore business groups and individu-
als wishing to submit items to Business
Uriefs can fax them to the attention of
Kate Zimmeriman at 985-2104.

NOREX gets
new board

The North Shore Executives
Association (NOREX) has elected
the following members vo its board:
Jeff Donokoe of Crest Realty,
president. Midge Behnke of
Marlin Travel, vice-president:
afsreig Weaver of Bay Fine
Painters, past president:
Rosemarie Davenport of the
Canadian Imperiai Bank of
Commerce, director: Jack Irwin
of Pacific Honda, director: Gerd
Currie of Omni Security. director.

Meetings of the association are
held every Wednesday at noon at
the Avalon Hotel in North
Vancouver. To attend a meeting,
call Sue Akester at 988-1863.

Businesswomen
get together

The topic for the Tuesday, Sept.
20 meeting of the Association of
Women Business Qwners is
“Expanding Your Business.”

The guest speaker is 1993
Canadian Businesswoman of the
Year Barbara Mowat, president of
Impact Communications and pub-
lisher of the Home Business Report.
She will discuss strategies for struc-
turing your business's growth so it
will attract tomorrow's customers.

The supper meeting begins at 6
p.m. at the Geergian Club, 400 W.
Hastings St. Members pay $23.
non-members pay $28. For infor-
mation and reservations, call 732-
4175.

Counselling Centre gets
new board of directors

The North Shore Counselling
Centre, a not-for-profit agency, has
elected its new board.

Wally Pierce, of Pierce
Scrapper Ltd. is the president:
Alex Brokenshire is past president:
Jane Johnson is vice-president:
Candace Anderson is treasurer:
and Shirley Macdonald is secre-
tary.

Other directors include Fran
Bethell, Audrey M. Cook.
Barbara Densmore, Jill Hossie.
Chartie Merrick, Dick Mitchell.
Pat Owens and Greg Sharpe.

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LEFT TO right: Clifford Lincoln, Hendra Setiawan, Bambang
Pramudyanto and Earle Anthony at the Department of the
Environment's North Vancouver office during the recent visit
from indonesian officials studying environmental practices.

Don’t do
Windows?

Windows aad Dos, a one-day
introductory seminar for new com-
puter users. will be presented on
Saturday, Sept. 24. at the
Vancouver Convention Centre
from 8:39 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

The seminar will cover several
topics: Program Manager and the
Windows Environment: Powerful
File Management; DOS Conven-
tions and DOS Commands: and
Supercharging and Making the
Most of Windows. There are no
prerequisites. The cost is $49.95
(When three employees from one
firm attend. the fourth can enroll
for free).

Software and hand-outs will be
given to all those who attend. Call
1-800-371-8638 or 1-800-371-8639
to register.

Is work giving you a
pain in the neck?

A mobile presentation on
increasing productivity and well-
ness in the workphice is being
offered by Teknion, a Canadian
office furnishings manufacturer.

“The Tour of the Decade” will
include an interactive C.D. Rom
Theatre. ergonomic seating and
what Teknion bills as “the most
advanced office furniture system of
the decade.”

The Wednesday. Sept. 2!. loca-
tion in Vancouver is at 1228
Hamilton St. and takes place from 7
a.m. to 6 p.m.

VHBBA holds
no-host supper

The Vancouver Home-Based
Business Association holds an
optional no-host supper Sept. 20 at 6
p.m. at Ramada Vancouver Centre’s
Laurel oom.

Denise Wallace of Pacific
Learning Group wili speak on the
subject of “How to do Things Rite.”
The Ramada is located at 898
Broadway West at Laurel.

Parking is $3 (two foonies, four
quarters). There is bicycle security
available and the room is wheelchair-
accessible. Admission is $10 for visi-
tors, {ree for members, first-time visi-
tors and out-of-town visitors.

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OF THE CITY OF
NORTH VANCOUVER

1994 TAX SALE

Pursuant to Section 459 of the Municipal Act, notice is hereby given that
as of September 26, 1994, the following properties will be subject to Tax
Sale unless the DELINQUENT TAXES together with interest are sooner
paid.

The 1994 Tax Sale will be held in the Council Chamber of the
City of North Vancouver, 141 West 14th Street at 10:CO a.m. on
Monday, September 26, 1994.

LIST SUBJECT TO ALTERATION

BLOCK OD.LOT PLAN STREET ADDRESS
13 550 1904 1804 Grand Blvd.
70 271 1420 425 West Keith Rd.
19 273 1063 502 East 4th Street

For more information please call the Tax Department at 983-7311.
Properties sold at Tax Sale are subject to the Property Purchase Tax.

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