64 - Wednesday, November 25, 1987 - North Shore News

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AN HISTORIC AGREEMENT has been signed be-
tween World Trade Centre (VTC) and World Trade
Centre Taipei. The agreement was finalized by Darcy
Rezac, managing director of World Trade Centre
Vancouver and President Dr. P.K. Chiang of Taipei.
A trade mission Ied by Rezac and Jim O’Hara, direc-
tor of WTC Vancouver, is in Taipei.

The agreement between the two world trade centres
will encourage mutual assistance and cooperation
among members and enhance international business.
relationships. :

“The intent of the agreement will be to promote
trade services and facilities between the two centres,”’
said Peter Hebb, Senior vice-chairman WTC Van-
couver. ‘tA regular exchange of trade and investment

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missions will be implemented between British Colum-
bia and Taiwan.”’

It is also anticipated that conferences and seminars
on doing business in each respective region as well as
the exchange of expertise related to the management

of world trade centre. will be facilitated .

World Trade Centre Vancouver continues to ex-
pand its programs and services in the Pacific Rim to
enable British Columbia business executives to have
opportunities and contacts in this region. With its
association to over 100 world trade centres around the
globe, WTC Vancouver helps to promote and
facilitate the expansion of international. business rela-
tionships.

NFB films

DURING THE past two years, the
National Film Board (NFB) has
established several programs that
make it easier for Canadians to see
NFB films and videos.

These include an expanded video
rental collection; electronic
reproduction and off-air video tap-
ing programs and a public library
video acquisition program.

The NFB has added many new
titles to its video rental collection,
making it the largest existing body
of Canadian films on video. Over
800 of the best dramas, documen-
taries and animated films are now
available on video and can be
rented by phone, mail or in person
from NFB offices for a daily $2
fee. :

Twenty-six NFB offices house
the entire English collection and 14
carry the French collection.
Numerous video stores and public
libraries also carry selected titles.
Video catalogues can be obtained
free of charge from NFB offices.

NFB videos can also be pur-
chased by the public. Prices start
at $39.95 and occasionally certain
titles are made available at special
discount prices. Over 100 new
videos will be added to the collec-
tion each year.

CENTRAL & CONVENIENT
Duptex unit in Alta Vista is close to
Alta Lake, ski lifts, and the Village.
Buy now and get a free ski pass for
either Whistler or Blackcomb. Ven-
dor financing available. $109,000.
Jan Simpson.

IN THE HEART
OF THE VILLAGE
Terrific 2 bdrm. unit right in the
Village with untimited owner use, or
access to professional property
management. Nicely furnished.
$178,000. Jan Simpson.

GONDOLA VILLAGE
One bedroom unit at the base of
Whistler Mountain. Fully furnished
and equipped. Cenvenient and inex-
pensive accommcsation for the
skier. $56,56u. Jan Simpson.

BLUEBERRY HILL
3-4 bedroom exclusive lakeview con-
dominiums. Ready for occupancy by
Christmas '87 or early January. Top
quality construction, finishing detail
& appliances. Patrick Kelly/Chris
Moore.

GONDOLA VILLAGE
Minimal stairs makes access easy
to this 1 bdrm. unit, only a few steps
to covered parking. Completely fur-
nished and equipped. $56,500.
Don/Gall.

ALPINE HOUSE
2 bdrm., 1 bath condominium in
Alpine Meadows. Easily accessible,
flat level parking. Washer/dryer &
_ large common room. $74,500. Norm
E . Trottier.

CARLETON LODGE
Located at the base of both Whistler
and Blackcomb lifts, this unit is in the
best-built building in. the town cen-
tre. Unrestricted use. "teduced to
$139,000. Norm Trot..er.

BRAND NEW SINGLE

FAMILY HOME

1° 3 bdrms., 2% bath home. Ap-

pliances include wall oven. Solid

construction and attention to detail

is evident throughout. 760 sqft.

potential for suite addition. $204,900.
Chris Moore/Gall Wensley.

available

In keeping with the special rela-
tionship the NFB has had with
public libraries for the past 25
years, the board offers VHS and
Beta video-cassettes of its films to
libraries for $24 each, provided
they purchase a minimum of 50 ti-
tles per year for three years.

Libraries can choose from a list
of 500 titles offered by the NFB.

Non-profit organizations may
make video copies of a film for
which the NFB owns all rights.
The organization must purchase a
16 mm or one inch video master
and pay a nominal fee of $3 per
minute for three years or $6 per
minute for six years. The videos
may be shown to the organiza-
tion’s members provided there is
No cost to viewers.

The rights granted under this
program cannot be transferred
from one organization to another.

{n addition to being able to rent
videos ftom NFB offices, in-
dividuals may also purchase or
borrow 16 mm films.

Slide sets, multimedia kits,
filmstrips and filmstrips on video
are available in English from
McIntyre Educational Media in
Toronto and in French frou
Multimedia Audiovisual Inc. in
Montreal.

TAMARISK AT WHISTLER .
Newly decorated unit overlooking /
pool & tennis courts. Stone fireplace, ;
jennair stove, new berber carpet:
with matching drapes. Furniture in-
cludes .V.--& Stereo. $69,900.
Don/Gail.

CASTLE ESTATES
Fantastic new home with 3
bedrooms, 2 baths, decks, covered.
decks & fine finishing details all com-
plement an excellent layout.
$176,500. Chris Moore/Jill. Not-
man Colpitts, ,

PEMBERTON RIVERFRONT

Your own wilderness retreat. 9 acres
of flat, accessible land with several
buildings backs onto crown'land. A
truly>beautiful spot for only $62,000.
Trudy Alter. / .

i a
ADVENTURES WEST
Neat studio with one of the best’
sundeck locations in the complex.
Where else in Whistler can you get
a location like this for only $55,000
George Hayes. .

THE GATEWAYS —
RETAIL SPACE FOR LEASE
Situated at the Gondola base with f
excetient highway exposure, this
brand- new building offers com-*
petitive lease rates, 650-3000 sq.ft.
spots, and tenant improvement in-
centives. For details, contact Gor-
don Hall.

WHISTLER CAY HEIGHTS
Single family lots available.
Underground servicing, impost fees
paid, and terrific views. All of this in
Whistler's most prestigious and cen-
tral subdivision. Prices from
$85,000. Pat Keliy/Don Wensley.

ALPINE VILLA CO-OP

Furnished unit with room for lats of
guests. Cozy & comfortable. Monthly |
maintenance fees include taxes,
snow clearing & common area
grooming. $55,000. Gail Wenstey.

TOTALLY RENOVATED
3100 sq.ft. home is only 100 yards
from the golf course and 3 blocks
from the Village. One bedroom stite
brings $500/mo. year-round, Don
Wensley.

“Our office is open seven days a. weel
Vancouver toll free 681-6627, whistler. 932-

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