14 - Wednesday, March 18, 1987 - North Shore News

Business

N. Shore Credit
Union assets up

NORTH SHORE Credit Union clocked in its most suc-

cessful year in its 46-year history last year.

Chief eéxecutive officer R.E.
Davies announced recently assets
up by $52 million, to $224 million
thanks to internal growth and a
merger with Harbour Credit Union
in Vancouver.

business
briefcase

by Michael
. Becker
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The credit union set aside
$600,000 in earnings as a general
reserve, declared a dividend of 8%
per cent, and retained $338,000 in
Net earnings compared to $82,000
in 1985.

Members’ equity increased by
$1.3 million to $7.2 million,
outstanding loans increased 27 per
cent, and branch offices were ex-
tended in’ Vancouver and North
Burnaby.

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SUE HILLS FITNESS, the fitness
fixture at Park Royal South in
West Vancouver, has joined forces
with Eleanor Vuorinen and The
Physiotherapy Clinic in offering a
monthly back care prograin.

‘People with back pain are
beginning to understand that rest is
not the answer to their back pro-
blem. They are prepared to take
some action to deal with the situa-
tion,” said Sue Hills.

Hills says the program offers
tips on how to cope with pain as
well as information on how to
prevent recurring episodes. Par-
ticipants are also introduced to a
mild exercise program.

Hills and Vuorinen lead the
program, which is offered mon-
thly. The cost is $80 and includes a
one-month membership at Sue
Hills Fitness.

For more information call Hills
at 926-7706.

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these days and building directories
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high-tech switcheroo.

West Vancouver’s P.J.F. Mar-
keting Ltd. along with North Van-
couver’s EEC Industries Ltd.,
recently installed North America’s
most advanced building directory
at the Montreal Trust Centre in
Vancouver.

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