NEWS photo Mike Wakstield

DAVID HARRIS (left) and Rob Corewyn (centre) of the
Fraternal Order of Eagtes of North West Aerie 2638 present a

gift of over $17,000 to Lions

Gate Hospital president Bob’

Smith. The funds will be going to the operating room, coro-
nary care, pediatrics and diabetes. The Eagles are welcom-
ing the public to an open-house at their new home at 170

West 3rd St. Saturday, July 16,

from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Be business wary,
NV RCMP advise

THE FOLLOWING crime preven-
tion tips are provided by the North
Vancouver RCMP. ‘

Nerth Vancouver
Business Watch Alert
There are a number of companies
that deal in the legal shadows of
doing business and feed on the
naive and the unaware person.
Business people must be constantly
vigilant when dealing with incom-
ing invoices and material. Some
prevalent examples that business

people should be aware of are:
i The false invoice
Some companies send out
invoices to other businesses for ser-
vices that were never rendered.
Usually the invoices will be for
advertising services in a publication
of some sort or another. Upon clos-
er examination of this invoice, usu-
ally at the bottom in small print,

COUNTRY: CLUB

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LIA

* 5 or 10 Day Sessions

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there will be a disclaimer indicating
that the paper is not an invoice.
Ensure that invoices are read care-
fully — they may not be what they
seem.

&@ Unwanted toner deliveries

If a company has a photocopier,
its owners may be victims of a sup-
plier sending toner for a machine
and then subsequently sending a
bill. This is unsolicited material
that a business does not likely need.
if shipment is accepted, a business
may be committed to paying for
this product.

In many cases, tener is supplied
as part of a photocopier agreement.
A business may fiad itself over-
ioaded with unsolicited material.

All business people should
know their suppliers and examine
all invoices.

— Cpl. Gene Slobod
GIS Fraud section

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* Powerskating
* All Ages

* Monday to Friday

Dates: August 15-19 (5 day sessions} 6-9 yrs.
August 22-Sept.2 (10 day session) 6-16 yrs.

Gcaitender Camp August 15-19

All goalies will
hockey school group

be placed ina
for no extra charge.

For more info contact Jack Cummings 922-0161

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WEST VANCO!

COUNTRY CLUB

950 CROSSCREEK ROAD

UVER, B.C. V7S 285

Beer Tasting at Hagar’s

We invite you to laste our new beers at our
Cold Beer & Wine Store this weekend!
- ., Friday July 15th and Saturday July 16th i

5pm-9 pm
Sunday July 17th
2pm-G6pm

Also available this Friday for off sales:
HAGAR’S HONEY PILSNER

SCANDINAVIAN LAGER

LOHIN’S EXTRA SPECIAL BITTER
Our new beers are also available on tap at Sailor Hdgar’s Brew Pub

The only Cold Beer

& Wine Shop in

Lower Lonsdale

Lowest cold beer prices
in Lower Lonsdale

Easy drive-up

parking

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ND ANNUAL

Our Own Real Lagers-

& Ales are:

Craft brewed and aged
from all natural indredients

Unfiliered, unpasteurized

True, Traditional
Lagers & Ales

TRADE IN YOUR OLD SUIT

AND WE’LL GIVE YOU

$100-$400 OF

A NEW SUIT

Did you know one of the largest growing groups of
Welfare recipients on the North Shore is single

employable males ...

You can help give these men a hand up in life ...

Jein Trevenen Apparel and the North Shore Harvest
and reach out to those in need. Your old suit will dress
these men for success as they seek employment

opportunities (Please Dryclean Your Suit).