49 - Wednesday, April 26, 1989 - North Shore News

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NEWS photo Terry Peters 2055 Purcell Way, North Vancouver

NORTH VANCOUVER Chamber of Commerce vice-president Bob Chambers had the honor of snipping the
ribbon at the recent official opening of Park and Tilford Centre’s newest store, Moore’s The Suit Peopie.
Moore's opened its 53th Canadian menswear store April 20.

Suit people
open N. Van
retail store

MOORE’S the Suit People
Inc. have officially become
North Vancouver people.

The menswear chain opened its
59th Canadian store April 20 at the
new Park and Tilford Centre. The
company was established in 1980.
The grand opening for the local
outlet is being trumpeted in over
600,000 flyers.

business
briefcase
Michael Becker

In what is a very competitive
retail market, Moore’s has made a
name for itself by purchasing qual-
ity clothing lines in bulk quantities
and all sizes (34 extra short to 54
extra tall) and then selling them
below standard retail prices.

More than 90 per cent of the
merchandise carried by Moore’s,
including suits, sports jackets,
pants and accessories, is made in
Canada.

For more information call the
new Moore's store at 983-3121.

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HUG A SECRETARY this week
and buy him or her some favored

vices. This week, April 24 to 28, is
Professional Secretaries Week.
There are an estimated 450,000
female secretaries and 5,000 male
secretaries working in Canada.

As with every other com-
memorative week, somebody had
to invent it first. In this case, Pro-
fessional Secretaries Week was es-
tablished in 1952 by the U.S.
Department of Commerce to ac-
knowledge “‘the secretary upon
whose skills, loyalty and efficiency
the functions of business and gov-
ernment offices depend.”’

The Vancouver chapter of Pro-
fessional Secretaries International
will be hosting a Recipe Fo: Suc-

“cess seminar tonight at the Four

Seasons Hotel, in the Oak Room
at 7 p.m. Register at the door at
6:30 p.m. The cost is $30 per per-
son.

For more information call Elfen
Montpetit at 661-6848.

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THE NOMINATING Committee
of the North Vancouver Chamber
of Commerce recently presented
the slate for the 1989-1990 two-
year-term and one-year-term
chamber directors.

The nominations include: Bernie
Asbeil, North Shore Winter Club;
Bob Brown, Chemex Labs
Limited; Craig Clark, Mitten Real-
ty; Klaus Gehry, Sylvan Crafts &
Pottery; W. Heffernan, Canadian
Imperial Bank of Commerce;
Zoltan Kuun, Z. Kuun &
Associates; John Lakes, Lakes,
Straith & Rodgers; Ian Lewis,
Vancouver Shipyard Co. Ltd.;
Patricia Parente, Lonsdale Quay
Market; Etla Parkinson, Com-
munity Arts Council; William
Sorenson, North Shore Credit
Union; Richard Spray, Vancouver
Wharves Ltd.; Debbie Trinacty,
Seaspan [nternational Ltd.

K. Bassam, Model Shipyards,
was nominated for a one-year
term.

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