10 - Wednesday, January 22, 1986 - North Shore News

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POS SE EL86119 From the Celestial Atlas
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MACROCOSMICA

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inquiring
reporter

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THE NORTH Shore Safety
Council is sponsoring a
one-day industrial safety
seminar on methods of acci-
dent control to be conducted
by G.E. Oelschiaeger.

The seminar is for North
Shore Business and Industry
delegates and will be held at

to raise their room rates for Expo, with in-
creases ranging from about five to 50 per cent.
Some of the establishments say their rate in-
creases are to make up for renovation ex-
penses. Inquiring reporter asks people on the

street: Canyon Gardens on Fri.,
Feb. 7, starting at 9 a.m,
Registration is limited.

Sh oul a Fe en ts 4 i. Se Tides cuttee none ani
for Expo visitors?

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Canterbury House

11926 Gilmour Cres,

Delta, B.C. V4C 1L1

Phone 596-3138 (collect) Address

notes.

The Workers’ Compensa-
tion Board is supporting this
first venture by the North
Shore Safety Council into
the Industrial Safety field
and will have personnel and
a display available.

For further information
contact the North Shore

. Safety Council or C.R.
Rustemeyer at 988-3523.

Exp. Date

Postal
Phone # Code

Canterbury House offers a refund policy for your complete satisfaction.

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John Bell

_ West Vancouver

.Yes, because it’s Expo
and the rates. will go
down afterwards.

Benjamin Tan

North Vancouver
It depends on the amount
‘they’re raised. [f too

much, that’s not. too
_ good for us; if moderate,
-- I don’t see. why not, as
“Tong as ‘they don’t take
- advantage.

" Bebbie Zwyssiy:

North Vancouver

¥think. it's a bad idea,

because I don’t think they

should capitalize. They'd

probably do well just by

keeping the rates the way
_ they are — they'd be full. «

Gerlinde Felderer

North Vancouver

I think between 10 and 20
per cent is acceptable for
an event like Expo com-
ing to town.

Patrick McCorkell
Vancouver

It seems fair enough.
That's the business
they’re in. That’s how
they make their money.

id you know that 9 out of 10 British

Columbians call or visit a business

after referring to the Yellow Pages?
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