BarTalk October 2002
Volume 14, Number 5

Branch members have access to a wide range of products, services and discounts. Member Services is continually adding and looking for ways you can get the most out of your membership! Be sure to visit www.bccba.org for new additions. Your input is always welcome. Send your suggestions to members@bccba.org. Member Services Hotline: 604.687.3404, ext 500 or 1.888.687.3404, ext 500.

Playdium Play Cards
For the first time, Playdium Burnaby at Metrotown is offering a Corporate VIP Charity Card to CBA members. Cardholders are eligible for two hours of play for just $20. That’s a 10 per cent savings off regular walk-in pricing. Plus, each time you use your card, CBABC will make a donation to a CBA designated charity or program. If you did not receive your card inserted in this BarTalk issue and would like a Playdium Play Card, please call 604.687.3404, ext 500.

Vancouver YWCA
The CBABC is pleased to announce the Workplace Wellness Membership Program at the Vancouver YWCA Coed Health & Wellness Centre (535 Hornby Street). Identify yourself as a CBA member and receive a $75 savings on YWCA membership membership. This offer is available for CBA members and their families and staff. As the YWCA is an adult facility, this offer is available only to individuals 15 years or older. For further information, contact Maryann Rankin at the YWCA at 604.895.5777.

Whistler Blackcomb
Order bulk ski tickets, Express Cards, Gold Cards and Adult Season’s Passes today through the CBA/Whistler Blackcomb Corporate Club. Up to 21 per cent off adult tickets. Look for your order form inside BarTalk. For more information call 604.687.3404, ext 500 or visit www.bccba.org.

Arts Club and Stanley Theatres
Receive a 20 per cent discount off regular-priced tickets by calling Natasha Klein at 604.687.5315, ext 254 and identifying yourself as a CBA member.

West Side Story, Broadway’s famous musical adaptation of Romeo and Juliet, plays at the Stanley November 14 to January 12.

The Weir, an evening of ghostly tales, plays at the Granville Island Stage October 17 to November 16.

This article was published in the October 2002 issue of BarTalk and is subject to the copyright by the British Columbia Branch of the Canadian Bar Association, 2005, all rights reserved.