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MEWS photo Tery Peters

SCREAM DREAM cperstor Wayre Gritchin stands on stable ground while behind him a dozen mall-going
thrill-szekers experience a moving simulation adventure inside the Scream Dream machine. The machine will be
st Capilano Mall to the end of the month. ;

MORE THAN 80 per cent
of a group of major Lower
Mainland industrial com-
panies recently surveyed by
Coldwell Banker Commer-
cial Real Estate Services
believe the B.C. economy
will continue to grow in
1989. ;

The survey was answered by 84
distribution, manufacturing and
warehousing companies repre-
senting 19,000 workers.

Siaty-three per
moderate growth and 21 per cent
believe the economy will see strong
growth. Forty-nine per cent of the
companies believed business activi-
ty will see moderate improvement
during the next five years as com-
pared to the last five years, while
36 per cent predict marked im-
provement in business activity.

A total of 35 per cent foresee
free trade with the U.S. as having
a positive effect on their
businesses, 14 per cent believe the
effects will be very positive, 15 per
cent are not sure, 27 per cent see
no effect and eight per cent believe
there will be a negative effect.

Sixty per cent of the surveyed
companies indicate plans for ex-

¢ Flexible payment plan
¢ Pre-payment privileges

¢ Pre-approval

cent foresee .

Everyone
offers personalized
mortgages.

¢ Open or closed mortgages

3.C. companies optimistic
about ’89, survey shows

pansion in the new year, while 52 the mall until the end of the

per cent intend to hire staff. .

kent
THE LATEST in mall-side diver-
sions has landed near the fast food
area at Capilano Mali.

business —
briefcase

Michael Becker

The Scream Dream, a simulation
ride which combines film, sound,
motion and wind into land, sea
and air adventures, is operating at

month.

Wayne Gritchin and Guy
Basran, keepers of the Scream
Dream, rock and bounce mall cus-
tomers through four sets of simu-
lations. The simulations are
changed weekly and include Snow
Busters (snow skiing in Colorado),
Thriller Run (a collage of roller

’ coasters, airplane flying, bobsled-

ding and road racing), Crazy Cart
Caper (go-cart racing) and The
Beast (the ‘‘biggest, baddest,
longest roller coaster in the world
at Kings Island, Ohio) adventures.
eeok® é

THE LIFE Underwriters Associa-
tion of Vancouver is launching its
Santa Sock Campaign to raise
funds for the Canadian Cystic
Fibrosis Foundation.

The drive is being conducted
locally with the support of the
Zellers department store at Lyan
Valley Centre.

The Santa Sock campaign is a
Jottery with all proceeds going to
Cystic Fibrosis research. C.F. at-
‘tacks the lungs and digestive
system of young people.

Volunteers will be selling raffle
tickets at the Lynn Valley Zellers
store this weekend, and Thursday
through Sunday until Dec. 18.

33 - Sunday, December 11,

1988 - North Shore News

R.R.S.P. MATURITY OPTION RATES
ANNUITY AND R.R.LF. ILLUSTRATIONS
DECEMBER 1988

MONTHLY INCOME BASED ON $50,000 OF

PROCEEDS

Joint Term
' Lille — Certaiz
Goar. Annuity
10 Yrs. to age 90

Ist Yr.

Single
Life Anpuity
Min.Guar. 10 yrs.

"450.58
458.65
461.15
464.87
468.49
471.60
475.14
481.05
486.37
491.68
497.58
503.49
510.57 | 219

466.13
484,32
483.16
492,19
496.45
500.90
505.58
511.23
517.16
§23.35
$29.76
$36.39
$43.25

521.48
526.94
532.56
533.75
545.08
551.64
558.29
565.93
571.82

ZPSSRIARARIS

10th Yr.

R.R.LF. locome — Min. by Law
Male/Female (Current Rate — 11.25%)*

10th
Yr. Fund
Value

Total
Payout
to age 90

$92,027

91,615

90,331

83,954

89,311

87,685

85,926

84,019

81,943

19,676

5% T1189
564 14,449
595 T1415

Rstes crea change from day to day acd vary depending o2 amounts.

Anyone wishing a personalized R.R.1.F. printout or the free brochure ‘A Guide to
Selecting Your R.R.S.P. Maturity Option’ may telephone 688-9577 or write to: 675
W. Hastings Street (Ste. 1205), Vancouver, B.C. Y6B 1N2.

Tables prepared by SOLGUARD FINANCIAL LTD.
* Best Current rate 11.25%

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