24 - Friday, May 22, 1998 - North Shore News

Centre Manager
Bill Sharma

Oversees 42 experience.i employees
and works with: many Scotiabank
customers. Although new to North
Vancouver, Bill has over 24 years of
banking experience. That experience
is pur to good use as Bill looks for
ways to promote cormmercial and
retail business growth.

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Personal investment Manager

Michelle Dickinson

is focused solely on your investment
and retirement needs and she would
be pleased to share her experience
with you. As Michelle says “informed
clients make better decisions”.

Karen Gannon

Supervises Tellers and Customer
Service Representatives. Karen works
behind the scenes to insure the bank
continues.to operate smoothly.

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Commercial Banking Centre

Brent Musico (tor)
Account Manager

Ray Fitzgerald
Account Manager

Evonne MacLeod

-Cash Management
‘Representative

Lois Burrows
Senior Account Manager

Scotiabank considers commercial banking to be a major priority at this new

branch. Unlike other financial institutions Scotiabank staff is growing in

numbers. They're good peopie to work with.
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Senior Account

Executive
Jim Godey

“Our trust division has the expertise
to help in wills and estare planning,
executor trustee and investmeat man-
agement.

Debbie Guylas, Zier and
Vida Mohammadian, Customer

Service Representative
love their new surroundings.

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Debbie Zurowski

Works with a staff of 9. She’s been
with the bank for over 16 years and
specializes in Mortgages, Investments,
Loans, Visas and more.

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discuss thefr financial

affairs in private.

More Options
Because doing business
often means keeping

tone eve on the clock,

the
offers commercial teller
“Business cus-
tomers who have to
make a quick trip into
the bank can minimize
by proceeding
directly to the commer-
cial teller” says
Maureen Park, Assis-
Manager — of
Operations and
Service. “At  Scotia-
bank, that’s what it’s all
about — providing our
customers with a vari-
ety of choices so they
can bank where, when
and how they want to.”
Those in a hurry can
also access the centre’s
two auromated bank-
ing machines (ABMs),
which now include a
passbook updater. The
ABMs are available 24
hours a day for person-
al banking and small
business accounts. —

new centre now

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Expanded Services
Godey
Scotia Trust
tahicleo
have

James
and
Scot dis
Richard Korue
recently joined othe
team to provide cus-
comers with enhanced
trusc and
banking services.
the addition of rhese
services, the
new North Shore
Commercial Banking
can provide
solu-

investment
With

on-site

Centre
comprehensive
tions for every financial
need. We offer mutual
funds, discounr and
full-service brokerage,
discretionary portfo:io
management, trust and
insurance services,
“Investment and retire-
ment income planning
are inade easier, because
all these services are
now available at one
location,” says Manager
Bill Sharma.

The Scotiabank Story
Scotiabank established
its first West Coast
branch in Vancouver in

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for. the Bank ‘of

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1904. It opened for
business on the North
Shore in 1946 and has
cus-
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been servicing
tomers at
Lonsdale location since
1956. Today, there are
139 Scotiabank and
National Trust branch-
es throughout the B.C.
and Yukon _ region.
Scotiabank, which has
a longstanding tradi-
tion of supporting the
communities where its
employees and cus- |
tomers live and work,
supports a number of
North Shore charities
and organizations,
including recent contri-
butions to the Lions
Gate Hospital and
Capilano College
Capical Campaigns.

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Great Parking

Debbi Guylas assures
you that parking need-: §
nt be a concern.
“That’s another. great
thing about the new
centre. We now have 36.
underground parking
stalls!”

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