26 - Wednesday. August 22, 1990 - North Shore News

BUSINESS BRIEFS

Ross Smith
MOYLAN
a seminar called “Retirement: Secu-
rity for Women” Sept. 6 at the

THERESA will hatd

North Vancouver City Libary,
12) West 14th Sr.

The seminar is designed to
“take the mystery our of tax and
investment matters.""

For more information cal! Joyce
Moller at 980-4424.

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SIN NORTH Shore chartered ac-
countants have been awarded
honorary fellowships by their pro-
fession in recognition of
“meritorious and conspicuous”
contributions to their profession
and the community.

The North Shore chartered ac-
countants who have been selected
for a Fellow of the Chartered Ac-
countants, awarded by the In-
stitute of Chartered Accountants
of B.C., are Gordon Adair, Jack
Crawford, Ken Ingo, E. Michael
McMahon and George Ostler, all
of West Vancouver and Ross
Smith of North Vancouver.
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THE LANGLEY College of Trade
and Commerce has received a
$2,268,204 contract to provide
Correctional Service Canada with
an adult education program for
federal inmates at penal institu-
tions in the Fraser Valley.

The contract will create two
jobs and maintain 12 more until
June 30, 1993.
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D.J. Davis Ltd. of Victoria has
received a $339,975 contract to
provide Fisheries and Oceans with
technical support services for its
Salmonid Enhancement Program.

The work involves supplying
assistance, training and biological
support to community volunteers,
native bands and non-profit
societies contributing their efforts

ul APANESE
LANGUAGE
Courses

Canadian
International
College

STUDY INA
JAPANESE ENVIRONMENT
* Communicative Approach

¢ Japanese Language Partners
(Resident Japanese students)

@ Pronunciation Coaching
* Small Classes - Daw Evening

© Courses Begin -
September, January, Aprl

2420 Dollarton Highway
North Vancouver
V7H 2Y1

Tel: 929-1544 (Fax: 929-2074)

Gordon Adair

Mike McMahon

to the program. The contract will
maintain nine jobs until March
31, 1991.

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BURNABY-BASED Tideland

the teal location ina wide
range of industries”
sais Elauod Vetteh, Minister
af International Bustiess
and tnonenition. We want to
Mure their dreants”

Fu vou have adeeam.

And then the work begins.
Financing, organization, pro-

duction, market development.
For many B.C. companies, import-
wnt steps toward success stirted
with the Ministry of International

Business and Immigration

and the British Columbia trade

Development Corporation.

We'll heip make that
dream come true

British Columbians who

sec international opportunities

for their products can count
on these partners in ex:
port to open doors for
them in global markets.
And. doors are
apening for business
people wanting to
immigrate to this
province. Special
rissincanice tees cabitist
ing residence here
gs available tor niin

“Weoffer business iamignintts

Over the past decade.
BC sexportycles hare
risen 130 percent
foday exports ital close

fe IS bifhion cach yar
and one oferery seven jols
atour prot ince depends
eat export sales

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George Ostler

Signal Canada Ltd. bas received a
$90,880 contract to provide
Transport Canada with = light
buoys for use as navigational aids
in the St. Lawrence Seaway.

Dr. NIGEL BRIDGMAN

is pleased to announce that he
will practice general family dentistry
with Dr. Donald Lewis
at
Suite 97-520 [7th Street
West Vancouver, BC. V7V 388

922-7527

Office Technology Program

Train for Success

© Secretarial — 8 months

© Financial — 10 months

© Word processing — 10 months

To ensure career advancement, acquire
microcomputer and word processing skills.
Our graduates are in demand!

The Office Technology Program offers you:

© Professional instructors ¢ College certificate
¢ Well-equipped computer labs * Job placement
© Work practicums assistance

We have a place for you, but hurry!
Telephone 984-4959 for information and to arrange
for a personal interview.

CAPILANO

COLLEGE 2055 Purcell Way * North Vancouver ¢ B.C.

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Whe Joe Corasa (left) came to British Columbia fram Italy. be was thrilled by what he saw— wide-open spaces and

milous ofopportinitios” Today. tc

through the Minisuy of Interna-
tonal Business and Immigration.
lnvestors, selFemployed persons.
and those who wish to operate
businesses may
qualify as business
inMmigrants,

Details of the B.C.
taimigration Program
are available from
the Ministry of
fotermational Business
and (nimigea tion it
Vancouver and fron
British Columbia

h sales mamigement by Mike Haynian (right), bis CEC Wood Products in Quesnel sells
panelling. cabinets and other custom products to countries around the world.

* Financial assistance

through the New Market Develop-

ment Program * Working capital

obtained with help from the

Export Loan Guarantee Program,
For more information

please contact:

Ministry of fnternational

Business and Immigration,

Tel. (60.118 ba 1800

Fan (60 1060-3917

Suite 629,999 Cataada Place.

offices and Canadian embassies.
consulates and high commissions
around the world.
New opportunities
for British Columbians
Through B.C. Trade, an
agency of the Ministry of Inter
national Business. here are some
of the ways we can help your
company build export sales:
+ Identification of market oppor
tunities * Export sales training

*Avccuss tour Sancouver,
worldwide BC HARING OUR REAM BC. Canada
Business Setvork VOC ALI

Honourable Elwood Verich,
Minister

Ministry of International Business
& immigration
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