27 ~- Wednesday, January 22, 1986 - North Shore News

Zellers chooses NEWS|

FIRST item of business is to
bid farewell to former
Business Briefcase columnist
Dawn Burke who is leaving
the North Shore. Her hus-
band received a promotion
and transfer to Edmonton.
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ZELLERS will be putting its
flyers into the North Shore
News beginning this Sunday.
After delivering its flyers
through. Canada Post,
Zellers has switched its flyer
contract over to the News.
“We welcome them,’ says
publisher Peter Speck. ‘‘The
North Shore boys and girls
will enjoy the money, we will
enjoy. the business and
Zellers will enjoy the results.
We can do the best job, and
once again we're getting a
chance to. prove it. J’m
delighted.”

-- business
briefcase

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‘Distribution. will be
limited; but extra copies of
the flyer will be available in
Zellers stores beginning the
first day of the advertised
sale. North Vancouver store
manager Bruce Gilbert says
the switch is for the conve-
nience of customers who
were receiving their flyers
through the post almost a
week in advance of a sale,
and often turning up too
early for the bargains, By
using the Sunday News to
advertise a Wednesday sale,
“We're improving by 50 per
cent the advertising time be-
fore a sale,’’ said Gilbert.

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REVENUE CANADA is
looking for tax help — not
for themselves — but for
disadvantaged people in the
community who need help
with” their income
returns. Anyone interested in
volunteering their time and
expertise can register by call-
ing 666-7121 or 666-2740.
Training sessions for volun-
teers will take place
throughout February and
early March. © ,

*

Interested in computers?
Canadian Information Pro-
cessing Society will be
holding seminars on such
topics as Interacting with
Micros, After the Jargon,
The Rest is Easy, and Popu-
lar Micro Software. The free
seminars will be held today
and Thursday at the Annual
B.C. Computer/ Office
Automation Show at B.C.
Place Stadium. After you've
interacted with micros ‘in
their jargon you'll be ready
for anything, including the
Second National Typing
Olympiad open to anyone
over 18. The winner receives
an all-expense paid trip to
the National Typing Olym-
piad finals to be held in
Toronto in March, while
three runners-up will win
electronic typewriters.

NORTH VANCOUVER'S
Rae Shidlo, co-author of the
Kid’s Guide to Vancouver,
has just finished a new book
called Vancouver on a Shoe-
Steing, a penny-pinching

has 26 sections devoted to
inexpensive leisure activities,
everything from tours to
fitness. There is a whole
chapter on special deals. Did
you know, for instance, that

in our beautiful

every Vancouver poo! and
arena has three hours of free
time per week? Or that you
can buy theatre tickets half
price on the day of perfor-
mance through Front Row
Centre on Robson? In keep-
ing with the low price theme,
the book itself is an inexpen-
sive $4.95 at Duthies, Van-
couver Art Gallery, the
Aquarium, Van Dusen
Gardens and Vancouver
Kids Books. It is self-

guide for adults. The guide

published and distributed by |

- Shidlo and Heather Ostevik.

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