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JIM WILES and. Son, a recy-
cler of concrete and topsoil,
will be leaving its 1640 East
_ Keith Rd. location.

By lan Noble
. News Reporter

In tts place, a large retailer —
perhaps Real Canadian Superstore
— will likely move in.

Calls to the Squamish Nation,
which owns the lund, were not
returned,

The band's land manager, Chief
Philip Joe, was unavailable for com-
ment.

However, Real Canadian
Superstore public affairs manager

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BUSINESS BRIEFS
Compiled by lan Noble

“North Shorv business groups and individu-
als wishing to submit items. ta Business
riefs can fax them to the attention of Ian
joble at 985-2164, or via modem at 98t-

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Service from a King

North Vancouver” bus driver:

: Peter ‘ying was nominated for BC
Transit’s August Hospitality Award
by a Japanese tourist...
The’ visitor. said of the King: “4
ad-only asked whether or not the
bus goes to Lynn Canyon Park, but.
“he gave me (additional) information
and: (let: me know) when’ I had
ved at the park. The most impor-
tant part of hospitality was provided

‘A. Vancouver bus driver won the:

Profit from plunge

Midiand “Walwyn is hosting’

ree ‘seminar called «Taking
Advantage of a Stock Market
ecline Using Options.”

David Ryzebol suid the site is one of

many the company is looking at in
western Canada,

The Calgary-based chain has
expanded rapidly since opening its
first store in Saskatoon in) 1979,
Currently, the company has 31
stores west of Thunder Bay.

Ryzebol said the grocery store
chain has been in discussions with
the Squamish Band regarding the
site, but nothing has been finalized.

Meanwhile, Denis Wiles, part-
owner of Jim Wiles and Son, said
his business will be leaving ils one-
hectare (2.47 acre) site, probably in
November.

Wiles said his six- employee
business will likely move back to its
previous. location on Dollarton

Harper at 1-800-867-8014,

Local chapter best

Outstanding service to its mem-
bers and community helped propei
the American
Association’s Chapter of the Year
Award over the U.S. border and into
the hands of the North Vancouver-
based B.C. Chapter. :

: “The award ... is the highest
honor bestowed upon a21 AMA chap-
ter,” stated Tim Prosch,' marketing

‘director for the AMA’s international :

_ headquarters.

““Not only did the BCAMA win

every category, they clearly focused
on member benefits, which exempli-
fies the AMA's goul of becoming the
common thread among ‘marketing
professionals and leaders world-
wide," he said.

A new marketing campaign led

to. 2.22% increase in BCAMA mem-"

The seminar . is scheduled for '

Thursday, Oct. 26°: at
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For reservations, call Michael

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Highway.

The business left that 0.7-hectare
(1,73 acre) site six yeurs ago, said
Wiles.

North — Vancouver District
Council will decide Monday
whether it supports the recycling
business’s desire to return to its for-
mer site.

“Em optimistic things will work
out,” said Wiles,

Wiles said his company has sup-
plied the Northlands Golf Course,
under construction by the district,
with crushed gravel for road ways,

In its new location, Wiles and
Son will scale back its crushing
business.

“We dont want to ruffle any-
one’s feathers,” Wiles said.

*
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bership, The chapter studied the
marketing .of the Vancouver
Grizzlies’ basketball team, 25 years
in B.C. advertising, and what the
world of marketing and communica-
tions will look like in the year 2001.

BCAMA 1994-95 _ president
“Tom Haibeck said, “The larger
AMA chapters in major cities such
as Chicago, Atlanta, Washington,
D.C. and San Francisco all have
considerably larger marketing com-
munities to draw upon in competing

for this award, and I think our win-.-
ning it is a tribute to the many

“BCAMA directors, volunteers and
corporate sponsors who have helped
us build our chapter ov over the past 39

“years.” Aj
The BCAMA is “the

award’s 22-year history.
Last. year the BCAMA became

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