28 - Sunday, November 26 ,

1989 -

North Shore News

THE BIG red, white and blue RE/MAX ballocn is touching

down in Lynn Valley.

RE/MAX West Realty Group
will be opening an office across
from Lynn Valley Centre at The
Valicy Centre building in
December.

business
briefcase
Michael Becker

Nine years after entering the
Canadian real estate market,
RE/MAX was ranked in 1988 by
the Financial Post as the dighest
producing real estate organization
in the couatry. The Lynn Vailey
office will be the third on the

North Shore for the company and
will include 34 sales associates.

West Vancouver residents Ted
Hansen and Pat De Ath are the
principals of the new company.

For more information contact
Hansen at 924-5411 or De Ath at
921-6756.

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SILLY SUNPAYS settle in at the
North Vancouver Serenity Shop
7:30 p.m. Sundays with  clair-
voy2it Ken Williams Icading ongo-
ing relaxation and meditation
classes. Williams will also share his
ideas about astral projection,
transmutation, hugging,  stret-
ching, belly-laughter, nutrition,
prayer, finding your highest vision,
the quiet open mind and love.

For more information call 266-
6720.

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CHRISTMAS GREETINGS on
the brain? A new concept available
Incally this festive go-around is
something called a video greeting.
A Christmas video greeting is a
two-minute medley of Christmas
music and scenes expressing the
seasonal sentiments. The greeting
comes in the form of greeters giv-
ing the greetee a live video re-

Consider business coverage

From page 27

The company employee working
from home may be subject to the
same risks as a private business
owner. Insurance professionals
caution that specific respon-
sibilities for company-owned ma-
terials or equipment must not be
assumed. All details should be
spelled out in an agreement.

For example, if the insured does
not own the equipment he is work-
ing on, an independent insurance
broker may recommend a release
form from the rightful owner in-
dicating that the insured is not
responsible in the case of damage
or loss.

The damage or ioss of office
property like computers, files or

discs could result in a heavy finan-
cial loss to ‘the employer, which he
may not want to absorb. If no
release is in place the employee
may have to assume full responsi-
bilfty.

An independent insurance
broker can determine whether
business coverage is warranted by
discussing details of the business
with the consumer.

Typically, the broker would ask
for information on the full extent
of property including computers,
word-processors, photo-copiers,
faxes and telephone equipment
which are self-owned and/or ieas-
ed to determine appropriate
coverage.

$p eciai ¢ Savings
Lease or Purchase

Also available

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Cail Steve Coles at 985-0694
Capilane Auto Lease
4154 Marine Diive
North Vancouver
“AH make Sales a Lease”

Organ and Tissue Donation |

Talk about it with

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| your next of kin

RE/MAX opens 3rd
North Shore office

cording of their ov-n message.

Productions, will be on sale at
Capilano Mall at a portable studio
to Dec 24,

THE WEST Vancouver Chamber
of Commerce and Coho Festival
Society will be holding a joint
reception to honor their volunteers
6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m., Tuesday Nov.
28.

at the door. The event, which wili
include refreshments, entertain-
ment and prize draws, takes place
at the Park Royal Shopping Centre
Market Garden Area.

Leap into
the Future...

with Capilano College’s new Applied
Information Technology program.

Find out how your career can be
enhanced by an intensive program in
communication theory and practise
using state-of-the-art interactive
computer technology.

Video greetings, from Abbyrock

(This program is so far ahead of its
time, employers are already enquiring
about its graduates.)

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Cali 986-1911 for further information.

CAPILANO
COLLEGE

Tickets to the event are available

2055 Purcell Way * North Vancouver ¢ B.C.

NATURAL DISASTERS
FLOODS
EARTHQUAKES

THEY CAN HAPPEN HERE!
ATTEND A PUBLIC FORUM AND
LEARN ABOUT BEING PREPARED.

All meetings start at 7:00 p.m.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27
CENTENNIAL THEATRE
23G0 LONSDALE ROAD, NORTH VANCOUVER

&

_ ‘TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28
RICHMOND SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL
7171 MINORU BOULEVARD, RICHMOND

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29
JOHN OLIVER SECONDARY SCHOOL
530 EAST 41ST AVENUE, VANCOUVER

Provincial
Emergency
Program

ast MINISTRY OF SOLICITOR GENERAL
Ay HON. RUSS FRASER SOLICITOR GENERAL
PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA