Sunday service with a
special Remembrance™
Day. ceremony Nov. 9.

:. Following the 10 a.m. ser- -

vice, rector Keith Gilbert will
= 'rededicate a plaque. that was
installed near the entrance to
the church nto 50
cars ago. uc kronors
yeare 20. lost ici fives dur-
ing’ the Second World War.
The’ plaque was recently
reconditioned and moved to a
Mew < location ‘within the
” Narthex or lobby area, so that
“dt could be more prominently

i ebers of the West
‘Vancouver Legion will be pre-
sent with flag bearers at this

ceremony.

- Civic officials

The church is located at
8885 22nd St., West
Vancouver.

Meanwhile, the Burrard

-Yacht Club will. conduct its

annual Remembrance Day
ceremony between 10:30 and
th :30 a.m. on Tuesday, Nov.

The service will be be
attended d ty 40 to 50 boats,
which will be anchored off
Roche eine, Cates Park.
and other
groups will be represented
together with boats from the
Deep Cove Yacht Club and

other clubs,

The o rs advise that
Cates P. ei be its usual
vantage point from which to
view and take part in this cer-
eimony.

— Layne Christensen

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Legal skilis a
bonus for
organization

JOHN Haythorne was
sworn in as president

- of the Association of

Professional Engineers
and Geoscientists of
British Columbia
(APEGBC) at the
organization’s annual
general meeting and
conference held recent-
ly in Whistler. —

A partner in the Jaw firm
of Bull, Housser & Tupper

for the past 10 years, the
North Vancouver resident has

* practised engineering con-

struction law since being
called to the bar in 1981.

Before entering the legal
field, he began his profession-
al career as a project engineer
for the City of Vancouver
after earning a civil engineer-
ing degree from __ the
University of B.C. in 1975.

Haythorne’s position as a
lawyer in the field of con-
struction engineering law
brings a new dimension to
APEGBC.

The association continues
to promote the diversity of
roles that engincers and gco-

scientists play in today’s soci-

ety. “Our association is very
diverse, but our concept of
professionalism and duty*to
the public is one element that

unifies all our members,” said
Haythorne in his acceptance
address.

Haythorne has __ been
involved extensively with the
association since 1983.

The group is responsible
for licensing over 18,000
members throughout British
Columbia and works to
ensure the health, safety and
welfare of B.C. citizens
through the promotion and
enforcement of high stan-

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=

dards of practice.

Only licensed professional
engineers and professional
geoscientists are permitted to
practise engineering and geo-
science in B.C. under the pro-
vision of the Engineers and
Geoscientists Act.

The association also
announced the winners of the
group’s 1997 achievement
awards, presented at the 78th
annua! —_conterence in
Whistler, B.C. Among the

winners:

® Meritorious Achievement
Award: Jim English P.Eng.,
Vice-President, Projects and
Engincering, Hard Suits Inc.,
in North Vancouver;

wi Hugh Naismith, P.Eng.,
Past President, Thurber
Engineering, in West
Vancouver;

@ William Weir, P. Eng.,
Project Advisor, Buckland &
Taylor Confederation Bridge
Project, in West Vancouver.

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CHILD SUPPORT

Open on Saturday

~

Guidelines ensure that children come first
On May Ist, 1997,
Child Support Guidelines were introduced to:

* Set the basic amount the parent paying child support should pay based
on that parent’s income, the number of children involved and the laws of
the province or territory where that parent lives;

e Make setting the amount of support fair, predictable and consistent

for children.

For general information, call the federal Department of Justice, toll-free:

1-888-373-2222

Visit our Internet site at: http://canada.justice.gc.ca

For information about how ihe child support guidelines could
affect parents living in British Columbia, please call:

1-888-216-2211

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Canada

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a1 cai II:

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