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_ GAME INVENTOR
A NORTH Vancouver man has
invented a new board game for
both children and adults just in
time for Chirstmas,

The Wolf and Sheep game is
the invention of retired North
Vancouver District worker
Geremia De Santis and his partner
Erwin Biedler, of the GE Wolf
and Sheep Inc., company. -

De Santis, an Italian immigrant
and 35-year resident of North
Vancouver, said the reason he in-
vented the game was so he would
have something to keep him busy
during his retizement years.

“f didn’t just want to sit
around and not do anything. I
wanted to keep busy, and this
project has kept me pretty busy,"”
said De Santis.

He added that the idea to invent
the game came to him while he
worked at his truck driving job
for the district.

During his lunch times, he
would go home and jot ideas
down on paper and, after several
revisions, came ip with the Wolf
and Sheep game, which is recom-
mended for ages six and up.

‘‘The game is a bit tike checkers
and a bit like chess. | came up
with the wolf and sheep because
the woif is an aggressor and the
sheep is more of an_ innocent
type,’’ said De Santis.

The game can be purchased at
the Games People store in
Gastown or by conta.ting either
De Santis or Biedler at 987-9381.

AWARD WINNER

A NORTH Vancouver Simon
Fraser University (SFU) student
has won a $2,1G0 scholarship
from the Canadian Scholarship
Trust (CST) Foundation.

Sasha Zikic is a second year
student at SFU studying theoreti-
cal physics and plans to pursue a
career in that field. ~

“Planning for my education
was initiated by my parents who
have seen the advantages of the
CST plan,’”’ said Zikic. ‘‘The
funding from the plan bas helped
enormously in paying for my tu-
ition.”

The CST Foundation sponsors
the CST plan, which is the oldest
and largest registered education
savings plan in the world. Invest-
ments can be made on a monthly,
annual or Jump sum basis, starting
for as low as $9.75 a month.

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Boxing Week Sale

Appearing Sun., Dec. 23, ’90
Page 1 — Color shrimp will cot be
available.

Page 3 — Jumbo Comforters will
not be available.

Page 4 — Crochet Cotton will be
substituted with Cambridge, 2.99 &
Red tiemp 2.09.

Page 6 —- Turbo Music Centre, reg.
159.99, 129.99 each. Rainchecks
will be given.

Page 10 — Snack Crackers will not
be available.

Page 16 — Care Baliery, Power
Force fits most GM & Chrysler
Vehicles.

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NEWS photo Cindy Goodman

NOATH VANCOUVER resident Geremia De Santis has invented a
new board game just in time for Christmas.

Interest earned on the contribu-
tions accumulates tax free. Once
the savings schedule is completed,
the investor receives the savings
balance in time to assist with the
stodent’s first’ year of post sec-
ondary studies.

Accumulated interest is paid to
Students in the form of scholar-
ships. A maximum of three schol-
arships are available from the
CST plan.

CHARITY
CON TRIBUTOR

THE CANADIAN Imperial Bank
of Commerce, (CIBC) on the
North Shore is the latest con-
tributor to the Corporate Com-
munity Fund of the North Shore
Charitable Foundation.

In addition to the fund, the
foundation has funds to which
individuals can contribute. Income
from all funds will be used to
make grants to registered charities
on the North Shore, in accordance
with Revenue Canada regulations.

Foundation president Roger
Clarke said some of ihe areus
assisted with grants include social

services. recreational and cultural
activities and education.

The foundation, which was es-
tablished in 1988, will create a
growing endowment to help mect
increasing community needs in
those areas,”’ said Clarke.

FUNDS PROVIDED
VANCOUVER-BASED Con-
sumers Software Inc., will receive
a $316,000 repayable contribution
from the Western Diversification
Fund (WDF) to launch a year
long comprehensive marketing
program for its Network Courier
software products.

Consumers is a major player in
the growing world-wide computer
software market with a family: of
electronic-mail products. Elec-
(ronic-mail, or E-mail, is @ coin-
puter program which allows a
network of users to send and
receive messages electronically.

it also allows for instant docu-
ment exchange where users can
share files for various programs
such as word processing and
spreadsheets.

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Applications to purchase will be accepted as of Tuesday,
December 18, 1990.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT THE LAND DEPART-
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NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C., V7N 2K6

TELEPHONE 987-7131

NOTICE OF."
_PUBLIC. MEETIN

In the matter of Neptune Bulk Terminals’ proposal to
construct an additional Potash Storage and Transfer facility
at their North Vancouver terminal, the Vancouver Port
Corporation annotinces the formation of a Panel to receive
interested views on the project, and to consider such views
in making Recommendations to the Port Corporation.

PUBLIC MEETING SCHEDULE:

TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1991, 7:00 P.M.
NORTH SHORE WINTER CLUB
JIM GRAHAM LOUNGE
1325 East Keith Road
North Vancouver, B.C.

THE PANEL:

CHAIRMAN: John D. Wiebe, PhD,
Senior Vice President,
Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada

Edwin ‘Mac’ Clark,
Former Regional Director,
Inland Waters Directorate

Environment Canada (retired)

David Marshall,
Former Regional Director,
Pacific Western and Norihern Region
Federal Environmental Assessment Review Office

SUBMISSIONS/ PRESENTATIONS:

The Panel will receive written or verbal submissions
regarding this project, 2s follows:

Written Submissions - accepted up to 3:00 PM.
January 14th, 1991.

Verbal Submissions - will be scheduled for the
Public Meeting on receipt of a written request to the
-ancl, accompanied by a preseniation outline.
Requests accepted until 3:00 PM., January 15th.

Mailing Address:
CHAIRMAN
PORT OF VANCOUVER PUBLIC
REVIEW PANEL, NEPTUNE
c/o 666 - 999 Canada Place
Vancouver, B.C.
V6C BEL
Interested parties intending to participate in the

Public Meeting who wish further information on these
proceedings are invited to contact the Panel Chairman

by telephone:

684-5986

Vancouver Port Corporation
1900 - 200 Granville Strect
Vancouver, B.C) VGC 2P0