Trade fair held in N.

NORTH SHORE manufac-
turers, suppliers: and pro-
ducers get a chance to ex-
pand business horizons at
the first annual Oppor-
tunities North Shore °89
purchasers’ trade fair.

The event is schedutcsd to be
held at the North Shore Winter
* Club, 6 p.m. to 10 p.m., Sept. 14,
The trade fair will be hosted by the
North Store Economic Develop-
ment Commission.

business
briefcase

Michael Becker
CE

Said econs:ic development of-
ficer Bonnie Pyplacz: “Our show
will act as a showcase for many
businesses based on the North
Shore, both large and stall, and
wiil give them the opportunity to
meet and do business with buyers
and purchasing agents from many
large private sector companies and
governmental agencies that they
might otherwise not have met.”

The event is also envisioned by

organizers as acting as a preview,
for exhibitors operating within a
larger marketplace, to the Market
Discovery ’89 trade show being of-
fered by the B.C. Purchasing
Commission in October at the
Trade and Convention Centre.

North Shore businesses interest-
ed in attending Opportunities
North Shore '89 can contact Irene
Jeffries at the Economic Devel-
opment Commission at 984-3580.

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IT’S TOTALLY cool to go back to
school. So say the merchants at
Lynn Valley Centre, who will be
sponsoring’ numerous special
events at the mall between now
and Sept. 9. North Shore kids can
check out rock bands, makeup and
hair-do demos, niountain bike
safety clinics and more.

The event also features prize
draws and free sample give-aways.

Events on Saturday Sept. 2 in-
clude: 11 a.m., mountain bike
safety demo; 12:30 p.m., teen
makeovers with Bonne Bell; 2
2.m., Hair 1990 ty Toppy’s. Sept.
€ at 6:30 p.m., modern makeup by
Shopper’s Drug Mart; 7:30 p.m.,
Visiozs Of Fall fashion show. On
Sept. 9 at 11 a.m., mountain bike

. NORTH
SHORE
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a NORTH VANCOUVER resident Jean Woolgar won first prize at the re-
Mal cent McMordies Copper & Brass closing out receipt contest. Woolgar &
mam purchased the largest number of items (68) to win herself a beautiful &

brass bed. Second runner-up was Doreen Pewsey, who won a VCR with 9

52 buys. McMordies recently closcd aut its Nerth Vancouver store but is
still open for business in Vaacoaver.

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