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Photo by Pat Gjelsvik Northern View Reproduced Story
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December, 2010 - Home Hardware & Hecate Strait Employment Development Society
Management & staff of Home Hardware and representatives of Hecate Strait Employment Development Society got together recently to make a generous donation, with an awesome assortment of goodies, just in time for Christmas! This is the 2nd year they joined efforts to help a family in Prince Rupert. This Christmas, they decided that the
Prince Rupert Wildlife Rehab Shelter would be that family and recognize the efforts of Nancy & Gunther Golinia, for their tireless work with wildlife in our area. Hecate Strait staff collected food, blankets and money to help towards this presentation and Home Hardware also contributed a vast variety of items to the Golinia's.
Many, many thanks to Danielle Dalton & everyone at Hecate Strait and to Brian Hunchuck & the staff from Home Hardware.
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We thank them wholeheartedly for their act of kindness towards the work of the Shelter!
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December, 2010 - Annunication School
The Prince Rupert Catholic Annunication School's Grade 4 Class held a bake sale recently and accepted donations for the benefit of the Wildlife Shelter. They collected a grand total of $277.81. The children all enjoyed their tour and the Shelter was very happy to host them!
The Shelter thanks everyone for their efforts!
Photo The Annunication School Grade 4 Class, getting a tour of the Wildlife Shelter with Gunther Golinia. They attended with their teacher, Julie Stevens and some parents of the children.
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THANKS TD CANADA TRUST!
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 Left to Right Gunther Golinia - Shelter Operator Lucy Mackey - TD Canada Trust Carole Leblanc - TD Canada Trust |
 Gunther Golina receives a cheque from Lucy Mackey. |
December, 2010 - TD Canada Trust
Management & staff at the TD Canada Trust, got together recently and held a bake sale at the bank. The photo shows all the goodies that were made for the sale. All the money generated was for the benefit of the Wildlife Shelter. They made an amazing $435 to help the Shelter and to top that off, the staff also donated an additional $165, for a grand total of $600!
We thank everyone at TD for these generous donations and congratulate them for all their efforts. They have been so supportive of the Shelter in so many ways, for many years!
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November, 2010 - Prince Rupert Lions Club
The Prince Rupert Lions Club recently donated $1,000 to the Prince Rupert Wildlife Rehab Shelter. Thanks for this very generous donation, which will help towards operating costs for the Shelter.
Left to Right Tobbi Gjelsvik - Board Chairman PRWRS Paul Rajendram - PR Lions Club Mike Kaardal - PR Lions Club Gunther Golinia - Shelter Operator
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Photo by Patrick Witwicki
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April, 2010 - Call of the Wild Mike Archer, Prince Rupert Daily News General Manager, hands over a cheque worth $860 to the Prince Rupert Wildlife Shelter, Wednesday afternoon inside the eagle's den. The proceeds were all raised
from the Daily News 'Pick 21' NHL playoff hockey pool that is now underway.
Good luck to all those who entered, and watch for the pool standings every Friday in The Daily News.
Here is a reproduced story, on the Shelter, that was printed recently in the Daily News.
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Photo's by Pat Gjelsvik
| February, 2010 - Department of Fisheries & Oceans
DFO attended the Wildlife Shelter recently with a load of fish. The donation was to help re-stock the shelters supply of fish needed to feed the eagles. It was much appreciated and the Shelter thanks everyone at the DFO for this act of kindness and support!
Left to Right Kevin O'Donnell - DFO Fishery Officer Gunther & Nancy Golinia - Shelter Operators Tobbi Gjelsvik - Board Chairman PRWRS Jason Davey - DFO Fishery Officer
We also thank Shorty Jackson for help unloading and once in while, very rarely, running the odd wheelbarrow load to the freezers. Shorty has helped us each and everytime asked and everyone at the Shelter THANKS him, but he takes a lot of coffee breaks!
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February, 2010 - BC Hydro
The lights remain on, thanks to BC Hydro ...
BC Hydro has donated $2000 to the Prince Rupert Wildlife Rehab Shelter. The Shelter thanks BC Hydro for this generous donation!
Left to Right Tobbi Gjelsvik - Board Chairman PRWRS Bob Gammer - Community Relations Coordinator, Northern Region BC Hydro Gunther Golinia - Shelter Operator
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February, 2010 - City of Prince Rupert The Prince Rupert Wildlife Rehab Shelter wishes to acknowledge the City of Prince Rupert for their continuing support of the shelter. We have received so much from the City over the years, including their latest donation via our Community Enhancement Grant application, which was very much appreciated by everyone involved with the Shelter.
We understand the tough times the City finds itself in with regards to finances and thus the Shelter is very thankful for this donation.
Many Thanks to everyone at the City of Prince Rupert !
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