THE INFORMER PAGE 3 JANUARY 30, 1991 George North Chair Established at Capilano College Following an initiative by the B.C. Teachers Federation, a new endowment has been set up in honor and memory of prominent labour leader George North and his commitment to labour education and the interests of working people. The George North Memorial Fund committee and the North family have requested that the funds be used to endow a George North Chair in Labour Studies at Capilano College. It is the first Healthstyles February is Heart Month Heart disease remains the leading cause of death in B.C.! - Smoking - High blood pressure - High cholesterol levels - Lack of physical activity - Excessive weight - Alcohol abuse All contribute to heart disease. The B.C. Heart Health Survey (1989) indicated a high rate of these risk factors present in the population. So do yourself a favor by leading a Heart Smart Life. - Walk at least 2 1/2 hours a week. - Eat a healthy diet low in fat and high in fibre. - Maintain a healthy body weight. - Do not smoke and limit alcohol intake to a maximum of two drinks daily. - Visit your physician for regular check-ups. - Take time to relax and express your feelings. The creation of the George North Chair in Labour Studies, from left to right: Doug Jardine, President; Marie Jessup, Bursar; Betty Merrall, Coordinator of _ Labour Studies; Mrs. . George North; George North | Jr; and Ken Novakowski, President of the B.C. | Teachers Federation. chair to be established in the British Columbia college system, with income providing for scholarships, bursaries, workshops and other special projects related to the Labour Studies Programme. All donations to the fund will be matched by the college with assistance from the Provincial Matching Endowment Program for post-secondary education. North worked as a labour journalist and educator before joining the staff of the B.C. Teachers Federation in 1975. He also worked for the Allied Fishermen’s Union. He played an instrumental role in creating improved working and learning standards and achieving full collective bargaining rights before being stricken with cancer in 1989. Classified Home for rent—available immediately. Boulevard area near Second Narrows, 2 bedrooms, new kitchen, new wall-to- wall, two baths, two fireplaces, five appliances, alarm system, suits quiet couple. $1,200, no pets. Call Christine 261-7012. Wanted to buy—any make/model small pick-up truck in good-excellent condition; extended cab and canopy preferred but not essential (as I have a certain price range in mind). Call or E- MAIL Anita Roach in Personnel Services, local 2098. For sale - foosball table—commercial quality. Has coin- op that can be installed/removed easily. Great family entertainment, $390 OBO. Also, to decorate your family rec room - English Pub Sign - 37” X 49” - ““Whitebread—Chetham Arms” with dragon illustration. $175 OBO, Carol Noonan, local 2121 or 929-8203. Attention Wine Makers—The Public Relations Department has three cases of empty 1.5 litre and 750 mm wine bottles to give away. If you’d like them, call local 2903 or stop by room All19.