THE NORTH Vancouver branch
of the Employment and tmmigra-
tion department's student
employment centre is now open
8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday to
Friday.

The centre is locsied on the top
floor of the North Vancouver post
office building at the corner of
East First Street and Lonsdale.

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BONNIE PYPLACZ, economic
development officer with the
North Shore Economic Develop-
ment Commission, was recently
appointed the new president of the
Economic Development Associa-
tion of B.C. (EDABC).

A new board and executive were
chosen by the membership of the
EDABC at its annual general
meeting in April.

Other officers include  vice-
president Lino Siracusa, treasurer
Annemarie Koch, and_ secretary
Ellen Pawlina.

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THE TOURISM industry is the
most rapid growing indwsiry in the
world today and many of B.C.’s
finest preducts will be on display
at the third annual Tourism Fair to
be held at the Park Royal Shopp-
ing Centre in West Vancouver
from May 12 to 13.

Event organizer Kelly Millin said
the purpose of the tourism
showcase is to show how tourism
generates major revenue: affecting
all communities.

Displays from all sectors of the
tourism industry, including ac-
commodation, transportation, out-
door adventure, touring and others
from across B.C. will be at Park
Royal to take part in the two-day
event.

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THE PUBLIC Legal Education
Society will be offering a free law
class on starting a small] business,
May 16, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at
the Trout Lake Community Cen-
tre, 3350 Victoria Drive in Van-
couver.
To pre-register call 876-9285

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SEVEN KEY hospitality and
tourism industry associations have
joined forces with Simon Fraser
University (SFU) to offer a semi-
nar called “‘GST Action for Hos-
pitality and Tourism Operators’’
on June 7 at SFU’s Harbour Cen-

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NEWS photo Cindy Goodman

DIANA FESTEJO, first assistant at the Lonsdsie McDonald's restau-
rant, and Raymond Cheung, restaurant manager, are all smiles after the
fast-food chain held its annual fundraiser recently. The event saw iocal
celebrities helping out behind the counters of McDonald’s restaurants
throughout B.C. McDorald’s holds the charity day every 18 months with
proceeds from all Big Mac hamburgers sold going to fund children's

programs.

tre campus in downtown Van-
couver,

The seminar will focus on what
tourism businesses need to do, and

ENRICH

when in order to deal with the fed-
eral government’s Guods and Ser-
vices Tax.

For information call 291-5079.

YOUR FAMILY LIFE

Host an overseas student.

Remuneration for room an

ard.

Short or long terms available.
.CALL SFUDENT HOUSING COORDINATOR

683-1199

Pacific Coast Language School
#200 - 535 Howe St.

IMPORTANT MESSAGE ABOUT THE
ENHANCED 9-1-1 EMERGENCY PHONE
SERVICE IN GREAT VANCOUVER

Due to unavoidable delays, the enhanced 9-1-1 emergency phone service that
was scheduled to go into operation throughout Greater Vancouver on May 13
will now start in the summer.

HOWEVER,

IN VANCOUVER (EXCLUDING THE UNIVERSITY

ENDOWMENT LANDS), AND THE 27-EXCHANGE IN RICHMOND, WHERE
THE EMERGENCY SERVICE HAS BEEN IN EXISTENCE FOR SEVERAL
YEARS, IT WILL CONTINUE TO OPERATE AS USUAL.

IT IS IN THE METROPOLITAN AREA COMMUNITIES OUTSIDE THE

EXISTING VANCOUVER AND RICHMOND 2-1-1 SERVICE THAT THE
INTRODUCTION OF THE REGIONAL ENHANCED 9-1-1 SYSTEM HAS

BEEN DELAYED.

We regre: the celay. Please watch your newspaper for an announcement on
the new date for the enhanced 9-1-1 service.

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OF THE DISTRICT
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SPRINKLING REGULATIONS

Effective May 15 until September 15, lawn
sprinkling or other irrigation of gardens and
lawns is prohibited, except between the hours
of 8:00 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p:m.
and then only as foliows:

Even numbered premises on even calendar
days, odd-numbered premises on odd calendar

days.

B. Lambert, P. Eng.
Director of Operations

INVITATION
TO TENDER

In its capacity as Agent for Canada Post Corporation,
Public Works Canada will receive SEALED TENDERS
for the projects or services listed below, addressed to the

Regional Manager, Contract Policy and Administration,
Pacific Region, Department of Public Works, Canada,
Room 601, 1166 Alberni Street, Vancouver, B.C. V6E 3W5
unti! the specific closing time and date. Tender documents
can be obtained through the above noted Department of
Public Works, Vancouver office.

Services

TENDER ID NO. 7OR-80-0006: Building Cleaning
and Grounds Maintenance, Letter Carrier Depot
#2, 200 Donaghy Street, North Vancouver, B.C.

CLOSING DATE:

11:00 A.M. PDST —

23 MAY 1990

NOTE: A suggested site-visit is scheduled

for 10:00 AM PDST — 09 MAY 1990. For
information, contact |. Walker at (604) 666-0730

TECHNICAL ENQUIRIES:

TENDER ENQUIRIES:

The towest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

CANADA POST CORPORATION

|. Walker,
Property Officer
(604) 666-0730

(604) 666-0185