38 - Sunday, June 10, 1990 - North Shore News

BUOSUNSSS BRIEFS

DBA COMMUNICATIONS
Systems Inc. of North Vancouver
has been included in a list of the
top 5G fastest growing companies
in Canada, ranking 20th.

Eight of the 50 fastest growing
companies in Canada are from
B.C.

The B.C. Chamber of Com-
merce, the federation of chambers
of commerce, boards of trade,
several B.C. companies, American
Express and Small Business Maga-
zine will recognize the eight B.C.
companies at a national award
luncheon next month.

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ALLEN M. Fowlis, president and
chief executive officer of Seaspan
International Ltd. recently an-
nounced the appointments of John
R. Barker to the position of direc-
tor of general towing and market-
ing and Robert C. Stewart to the
post of director of forest products
and dispatch.

Barker joined Seaspan in 1976
and has held positions in market-
ing and traffic.

Stewart has been with the
Seaspan group of companies since
1966 and has held a variety of
management positions in marine
operations.

We olfer a
NO-FEE RASP

* Safeway

«14% GOVERNMENT BONDS

EQUIVALENT PRE-TAX YIELD"

E GOVERNMENT 13.25%! 12,85%/12.55%
T-BILL RATES* | 3eonti | MONTH | + YEAR

| GuRResT. | BEST

Seaspan operates Canada’s larg-
est fleet of tugs and multi-purpose
barges providing a wide range of
marine transportation services to
industry on the West Coast of
North America and is engaged in
shipbuilidng through its North
Vancouver ouifit Vancouver Ship-
yards Co. Ltd.

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A NEW monthly business publica-
tion is being launched simulta-
neously in Canada and Japan this
week.

It’s called VAN NEWS and
what makes it so unique is that it's
written entirely in Japanese.

Publisher Van Network Ltd., a
subsidiary of Vancouver-based
Japan Advertising believes VAN
NEWS will be very popular with
Canadian companies seeking an
economical means of reaching the
Japanese market.

VAN NEWS contains original
articles on business topics of inter-
est to the Japanese, as well as paid
advertising.

Its premier edition includes
advertising from five North Shore
based businesses.

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INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

13.25% 12.50%|12,25%

| GuRResT. | 1YEAR | 3YEAR | 5S YEAR

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500 1066 West Hastings Street Vancouver. British Cotumbia V6E 3X1
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if you miss any of these flyers call
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Minister Elwood Vetich was
elected vice-president this week of
the Pacific Northwest Legislative
Leadership Forum.

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DEES COMMUNICATIONS
Engineering Ltd., of Delta will
receive a $258,750 repayable con-
tribution from the Western Diver-
sification Fund to develop and
market a new product in the
telecommications industry.

The company recently signed a
technology transfer and joint mar-
keting agreement with Northern
Telecom.

The deaf allows Dees to
manufacture and distribute a
specialized adapter for use with
Northern Telecom’s Meridian
Centrex system.

Equipment such as fax
machines, modems, answering
machines, conferencing equip-
ment, and cordless telephones will
be able to be ccnnected to the
adapter, offering subscribers more
versatility and cost savings.

rear of your vehicle. All child seats

i Make sure infant car seats face the
and boosters face forward.

Make sure the base of your child seat

is held by the lap belt. The top of

seat is held securely in the forward-
facing position by a tether strap which
is anchored ta your vehicle frame.

f Traffic Safety
Directorate

Ministry of Solicitor General

SunLife Trust

MEMBER CANADA DEPOSIT NSU ANCE GORPORATION
MEMBER SUNLIFE GROUP OF COMPANIE:

GlC-interest Paid Annually G RS P- interest Compounded
Annualiy

Short Term GIC’s — Interest paid at maturity

30-59 days........ 12.75% 120-179 days..... 12.75%
60-89 days........ 12.75% 180-269 days..... 12.75%
90-119 days....... 13.00% 270-364 days..... 12.75%
Carol Torrance
and

Nancy Williams

Service Representatives
for you!

Teresa Black Hughes
Manager, Deposit Services

1735 Marine Orive, West Vancouver,

Rates subject to change without notice.

B.C.

Tel: 925-3112

Make sure the harness fits snugly
around your child. A chest clip

may be needed to keep the shoulder
straps in position.

Put your child in a booster seat
when he or she outgrows the
child seat. The booster will allow
your child to look out the car
window and will help position the
Jap belt properly over the hips.

CICBC

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