BUSINESS BRIEFS CAR THEFTS LAW ENFORCEMENT officials say the theft of motor vehicles is on the rise and is increasing every year. Statistics show that the number of motor vehicles stolen from January to May of this year came to a total of 2,559 with only 8.9% or 228 recovered. According to Statistics Canada, the number of vehicles stolen in B.C. is higher than the national average. But a Toronto-based company has now come out with a device that is aimed ai curbing the theft of motor vehicles. Superex Canada Ltd., is now marketing a highly effective auto theft deterrent called The Club. i is an innovative, highly visi- ble anti-theft device that fits easily on the steering wheel of any car or truck; making it impozsible to steer. Tempered steel construction and a double tumbler secure lock system prevent The Club from be- ing readily removed. Extensive field tests have proven that it works as a successful deter- tent to the theft of motor vehicles. It is easy to use, simple to install and stores neatly under or beside the seat in any vehicle. Superex Canada also backs The Club by an exclusive guarantee for one year following its purchase and registration. If a vehicle is stolen with The Club properiy in- stalled; Superex will reimburse the deductible up to $200. ‘The Club is available in two versions; one for cars and one for trucks and can be found at Lord- co Parts stores throughout the Lower Mainland, Wakefield Sperling Auto Parts in Abbotsford and at Cal-Van Auto Supply. It is also distributed through London Drugs. Sears, Woodward's ind Woolco stores. BUSINESS AWARDS RECOGNIZE and celebrate multicultural bussess con the B.C. economy, Business Council of conjunction with the Federal Business Development Bank (CFBDB). is presenting awards to outstanding new Cana. dian entrepreneurs. The awards are aimed at pro- moting the growing multicultural image of B.C. business. The awards will be presented to individuals, who as new Cana- dians, have been recognicud for their business achievement in the wholesale, retail, manufacturing and service industries, as well ats for their personal leadership and community involvement. The pi of judges is made tip of business professionals, © en- treprencurs, media representatives, local chambers of commerce and FBDB personnel. The panel will take into con- sideration innovation, operating success and special factors such us unique problems which were over- come, a marketing challenge met or success in a specialized niche market. Deadline for all nominations is Aug. 16. For more information or for application forms, call your nearest FBDB branch. The North Vancouver branch is located at 6-221 West Esplanade (666-1957). 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