58 - Wednesday, March 20, 1991- North Shore News
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f you’ve made purchases from a major
manufacturer this year, chances are
you've earned co-op advertising support.

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Most manufacturers offer cooperative adver-
tising plans which pay for some or all of your
newspaper ad costs. in most cases, you must
utilize these co-op dollars within the calencar year,
otherwise you'll likely be required to begin to ac-
crue your co-op dollars >" over again in the new
year.

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Give us a call now — we can find any
availabie co-op advertising dollars you qualify for.

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980-0511

THE VOICE OF NORTH AND west VANCOUVER

WELL, MIKE, IVE GOT nex shor e.
TO HAND IT To you.. ;  -
YOU WERE RIGHT WHEN
YOU SAID YOU NEEDNIT,
CLEAN THE GARAGE /

you DID GET RID
OF EVERYTHING
WITH A GARAGE
SALE -IM REALLY
SURPRISED!

SUNDAY + WEDNESOAY . aay

mKke's
GAPASE SALE

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Etat nee deers Frere ne A git Reteves,

Y.. may have seen Eco-Heroes honored
in the EcoUpdate feature that runs every se-
cond Wednesday. You can nominate your
favorite Eco-Hero, the person who has taken
that first small, but important, step to making
a difference in the world around us.

The North Shore News thinks it’s important
to recognize the Eco-Heroes in our communi-
ty. If you know an Eco-Hero, please submit
his or her name to this newspaper and your
nominee will have a chance to win an Eco-
Hero button and a Going Green on the North
Shore coffee mug.

Submissions should be sent to Eco-Hero,
North Shore News, 1139 Lonsdale 4ve., North
Vancouver, V7M 2'4. Nerninations can also
be telephoned te Peggy Trendell-Whittaker,
985-2131, from tdonday to Thursday.

Coins approved as legal tender

NORTH VANCOUVER City 15,

will be valid in both the city pest A lacls lalate alan
and the district of North Van-
couver and, if approved by West
Vancouver Council, valid in West

district’s stated intent to use any
money raised through the sale of
the coin to fund a scholarship for
a North Shore student,

Council approved March 4 the use
of North Vancouver District's
commemorative centennial coin as

legal tender in the city.
The $1 coin, which will be in
circulation from May 13 to Oct.

Vancouver,
City council endorsed the use of
the coin in the city, as well as the

The district has estimated that
the funds could range up to
$2,205,

SUNDAY