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, POTENTATE Gordon Simons {left) with wife Pat and. (right) ‘newly installed North
‘Shore Shriners president Charlie Hope with wife Marie. (Terry Peters photo).

Club No.

The ceremonial instal-
ation of the newly elected
president and officers of the
North Shore Shriners took

the Gizeh Tenple Shrine
12 was Charlie
Hope, together with vice-
president Gary Coldicutt
and secretary Bob Garriock.
. The ceremony was con-
ducted by Gordon Simons,
‘izeh Temple Potentate.

The three newly installed
‘nobles will head one of the
“most active Shrine Clubs in
e Gizeh Temple, which
umbers 39 clubs and 17 per-
orming units.

_7 Gizeh Temple encompas-
ses all of the province of
British Columbia and the
Yukon Territory and has a
membership of over 3,700
Shriners.

“Handle Your Dollats’

with Sense” is the theme of a |

~ two-part ‘financial..and legal

workshop, the aim of which.

_is to provide women with the
background . necessary to
handle their assets wisely
--andfor.profit.

_ Sponsored by the
University. Womens’ Club of
“West: -Vancouver the two-
‘part workshop will, be held

on two’ Wednesday, Feb. 18.

and 25: 7:90 to 9:50 p-m., at

Hollybarn

Elementary
‘School, 13th and Duchess, in

the I.M.C. Centre.
$15. ;

While aimed specifically
at women the workshop is
open to both men and
women.

Moderator is West Van
lawyer Ann Marie Sweeney
who organized the workshop
because of what she
describes as the “staggering
need” she has found among

it cost

women about how to handle
their assets.

Trevor Gibbs, M.B.A.,
C.A., former manager of the
downtown Bank of Nova
Scotia, presently an invest-
ment broker with Gardener

& Watson, will discuss such .

aspects -aS net vS. gross
assets, liabilities, - capital
gains tax and income tax.
Lawyer Mabel Eastwood
who specializes in corporate

law will discuss mortgage
company participation.

Tax accountant Clayton
Schultz will discuss deferred
taxation and RRSP.

_For further information
phone Sharon Miles, 926-

. 1072, or Margaret Filmer,
926-0439. To register mail
$15 cheque payable to Uni-
versity Women’s Club of
West Vancouver c/o Mrs.
Joan Cregan, 3200 Bewicke

. Ave.,N. Van. V7N 4B8.

NV District garbage burning conditional

The garbage. burning
prohibition bylaw is still in
effect in North Vancouver
District during the CUPE

strike but has been
somewhat relaxed.
Following a _ report in

Wednesday's North Shore

BC Rail from N. Van

B.C. Rail passenger
service from North Van-
couver will be reduced

starting Monday, February
16, because of the condition
and age of the rail cars.

B.C. Rail spokesman
Hugh Armstrong said that
the thrice weekly service
from North Van to Prince
George and the daily service
to Lillooet will be cancelled
and replaced with = less
frequent runs.

Woodware

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British Shoe Sale Flyer, Sat
Jan. 31 until Sat. Feb 7,
1981. Page 3 and 6 should
not have stated “Prices in ef-
fect to Feb. 16/81." Page 6.

Vanity Onyx Top price should
have read Sale not *Only

Page 7, “Demonstrations
Sab Feb 7th" copy should
have referred to Stlppte Tone
viny! coating

Woodward's apologizes to its
customers for any incon.
venience these errors may
have caused.

‘drop the bylaw for

News of Monday’ s council
meeting at which North Van
District council agreed to
the
duration of the strike, Mayor
Don Bell has _ since
“clarified” the situation.

A statement released since
prints out that the anti-

From February 16, the
passenger train to Prince
George will leave on

Monday of cach week and
there will be a return run
from Prince George to North
Van on Sundays.

Under the new schedule,
passenger trains to Lillooet
and from Lillooet will leave
on Monday, Wednesday,

burning bylaw is still in full
effect but that the mayor has
asked fire officials to be
lenient in its enforcement
during the strike.

A District fire department
spokesman said: “Staff is
instructed to react to illegal
burning on the basis of

nuisance complaints or the
threat any fire may cause to
property.

“Should the nuisance not
be great or if there is no
threat to property the fire
will be allowed to burn,
providing it is attended.”

services cutback

Saturday and Sunday of each
week.

No food service will be
available on the trains but

there will be meal stops
made at Lillooet and
Williams Lake.

“The level of service must
be reduced because of the
condition and age of B.C.

Rail’s passenger flicet.”
Armstrong.

said

“A major decision must be
made regarding passenger
service on B.C. Rail and
discussions between
Management and the
provincial government are
underway in this regard,” he
said,

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»

Simons, a North . Van-
couver businessman, praised
the orthopaedic, burn and
arthritic research carried out
by 21 Shriner hospitals in
North America.

“The latest project the
Shrine of North America has
instituted is a pilot research
into traumatic conditions of
the spinal cord in children
caused by accidents,” he
said. “I predict that this
particular research will
eventually entail treatment
of more children than that
carried out in orthopaedic
hospitals in the past.”

In 1980 over 400 visits
were made by B.C. children
to these Shrine hospitals and
there were over 58,000
active cases in orthopaedic
Shrine hospitals alone. This
does not include the
numbers in arthritic, spinal
cord research hospitals or
burns hospitals.

Course on

‘became ‘known as

Up to, the end of 1980, .
more than a quarter of ‘@
million children have been.
treated in Shrine hos; pitals
Many of the leading medic
specialists in burns dnd
orthopaedic work on the’
continent have received part
of their training in these
institutions, including the
Shrine Arthritic Research:
Centre:in Montreal.

“The. colorfol Shrine of.”
its. 8

North . America with
costumes,” -rituals, and
Arabic. pageantry, was.
founded in 1872. With the.
founding - of the Shrine
hospitals in 1921, it in time, |

; “the .
world’s greatest philan-
thropy.”

, Today, there are 21 Shrine
Hospitals in North America
which treat crippled, burned

or arthritic children, regard-

less of race, creed or color.

your small -business

Thinking of starting Your
own business? A free. course

called PLANNING YOUR.

SMALL BUSINESS will help
you get off to a good start.
This course is co-sponsored
by the People’s Law School
and the North Vancouver
School Board.

The instructor will discuss
incorporation; taxes; share-
holders and_ partners;
management skills; finances,

and dealing with the govern-

ment and- ‘financial institu-
-tions.,  * =:

PLANNING» YOUR .
SMALL BUSINESS is to be
held - February 17, 18 and 19
from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at
Balmoral Secondary School,
3365 Mahon, North “Van-
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Pre-registration is
required, and this can be
done by phoning 987-8141.

Dr. Richard Bennett &
Dr. Bruce Ford ~
are pleased to announce that

Dr. Paula McKechnie

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West Vancouver

926-1515

922-2141

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Enrolment in this special accoterated program
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- focal 388,

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