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Download PDF (346.0 Published by Authority No. 52 FRIDAY, 29th DECEMBER 2000 > CONTENTS Page Notice of Publication of Official Bulletin 388 The National Weekly Lotto Results 388 Licence for the Celebration of Marriages—Public Place of Worship (Rtf Evangelical Presbyterian Church of Ghana, Jasikan.) 388 Licence for the Celebration of Marriages—Public Place of Worship (Ref Christ Baptist Church, Suame-Kumasi) 388 ( Licence lor the Celebration of Marriages — Public Place of Worship (Rtf Revival Charismatic Centre, Kumasi) 388 Licence for the Celebration of Marriages-— Public Place of Worship (Ref. Ebenezer Methodist Church, Gomoa Nyanyano 389 Notice of Publication of List of Provisional Registered Veterinary Surgeons .. 389 390 Notice of Change of Names .. .> GHANA GAZETTE- 29m DECEMBER. 2000 38S NOTICE OF PUBLICATION OF OFFICIAL BULLETIN COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL No. .0 is published today, price: eS.000 Summary of Contents General 212 Notice of Sale of Overtime Goods—Port of Tema NATIONAL WEEKLY LOTTO RESULTS following numbers were drawn in successive order: 53 -40- 15 - 30 - 86 Col. MARTIN GBKPI Director of National Lotteries PUBLIC PLACE OF WORSHIP LICENCE FOR THE CELEBRATION OF MARRIAGES » Under the provision of section 8, subsection (1) of the Marriages Ordinance (Cap. 127) as amended, I, Steve Sclormcy, Director. Office of the Volta Regional Co-ordinating Council, do hereby license the following public place of worship for the celebration of Marriages! Evangelical Presbyterian Church of Ghana, P.O. Box 98 Jasikan. Given under my hand at the office of ihe Volta Regional Co-ordinating Council, this 18th day of October. 2000. STEVE SELORMEY v Director ____________ __ for: Regional Co-ord. Director PUBLIC PLACE OF WORSHIP LICENCE FOR THE CELEBRATION OF MARRIAGES Under the provision of section 8. subsection (1) of the Marriages Ordinance (Cap. 127) as amended. I, Gershon Koku Kumor, Deputy Director of Administration, Office of The Ashanti Regional Co-ordinating Council. hereby license the following public place of worship for the celebration of Marriages: { Christ Baptist Church (Near Estate “A” Line, Tafo-Pankrono) P.O. Box SE 1232 Suamc-Kumasi. December 2000" ^ “ ** ^ °' the Ashan,i Re-"ionaI Co-ordinating Council. Kumasi this 18th day of GERSHON KOKU KUMOR Deputy Director -----------------— for Regional Co •animating Direct PUBLIC PLACE On WORSHIP LICENCE VOR f IIE CELEBRATION OF MARRIAGES **> ““ •» pNk pi~ or woBup Z Revival Charismatic Centre Assembly of God Church (Scpc-Tinnom) P.O. Box 261 Kumasi. tak S my h'"Kl * - *» *** Co-onlinaling Corn*. Ku»,Si M. H» « * GERSHON KOKU KUMOR Deputy Director ,0r for Regional Co-ordinating * GHANA GAZETTE, 29tii DECEMBER, 2U00 389 PUBLIC PLACE OF WORSHIP LICENCE FOR THE CELEBRATION OF MARRIAGES Under the provision ot section 8. subsection (1) of the Marriages Ordinance (Cap. 127) as amended. I, E. G. Bruce, tor Regional Co-ordinating Director. Office of the Central Regional Co-ordinating Council, do hereby license the following public place of worship for the celebration of Marriages: Ebenezer Methodist Church (■onion Nyunynnn c/o P.O. Box 968 Mmuprobi, Accra. (iiven under iny hand at the office of the Central Regional Co-ordinating Council, this 12th day of December. 2(XH). E.C. BRUCE for: lirgional ('o-ord Diircior VETERINARY COUNCIL OF GHANA PROVISIONAL LIST OK REGISTERED VETERINARY SURGEONS 90. Denyoh Julius 1. Abakeh Patrick 45. Aryee Kingsley 46. Appiah Andrew 91. Desbordes Charles 2. Abavana Marlin 92. Djagmah Benila 3. Abu Stephen 47. Appiah Sampson 48. Asare Eilward 93. Pjang-Fordjour Thomas 4. Abuh Joseph 94. Djokotoe Edwin 5. Acheampong George 49. Asare Kumanin 50. Asiedu-Banh Hayford 95. Dodoo Emmanuel 6. Acheampong Joseph 96. Doku Christopher 7. Acquah Helena Ntut-Bnice (Nee Quist) 51. Asihene Sampson 52 Assoku Reginald (Pml) 97. Dnnkor Peter 8 Adam Musah * 53. Atalwani Joseph 98. Dontwi Joyce 9. Adam Yahaya 54. Aluora 1 Jester 99. Dualt Joseph 10. Adda Clement 55. Awumhila Hawa 100. ElTah Emmanuel 11. Addai Thomas 56. Awuni Joseph 101. Eleblu Sherry 12. Addo Phyllis Gertrude Adokaley 57. Aynmdooh Evans 102. Enchill Joseph 13. Addo Kennedy 58. Auamdooh Yolanda 103. Enninful Collins 14. Acletor Emmanuel 59. Ayansu Mathias 104. Folitse Raphael 15. Adjei Richard 105. Foijow Samuel 60. Ay i ley Augustus 16. Adjei Lewis 106. Gaari-Kweku Joseph 61. Ayivor Bliss 107. Gbeddy Kenneth 17. Adomah Kodjo 62. Bananzi Bernard 63. BtUineimin James Odurley 108. Cibene Simon 18. Adu Francis 109. (ibordzi Moses 19. Aduamah Francis 64. Bantin’ Ebenezer Nortey ( 110. Ghamli Ebenezer 20. Adu-Addai Benjamin 65. Bel-Nono S;unuel 21. Adu-Amankwaa Leo 111. GloverChristiana 66. Bempong Eiic 112. Gomda Yahuza 22. Afakvi Kofi 67. Binjo Pwawora 113. (iyang-Toninga Felicity 23. Agbeli Valentine 68. Boachie Francis 114. Gyening Kwame 24. Alidi Francis 69. Boakye-Yiadom Peter 115. Hafez Adam ( 25. AeyeirwW kwahenn 70. Bogee Joseph 116. Hanson Samuel 71. Bogee Natalia 117. Haruna Edward 72. Bof Kikimuto Bashiru 1 118. Jagbesie Suliah Suleman 73. Bonmih Stephen George 119. Jimab Rashid 74. Bonsu Osei-Agyeman 120. Kambe Nicholas Kamassah 75. Brohlxsy Adu-Gyainfi 121. Christine Aku 76. Bugyoi Kwasi 122. Kankoh Ajapisim 77. Bum Mable 123. Karimu John 78. Burimuah Vitus 124. Khristiouk Natalia 79. Canacoo Einniiinuel Akorli 125. Kissi Eilna HO. Dafeamekpor Courage 126. Koney Enoch ^Aloivor Lawson 81. Danso Edward 127. Kontor Agyemung-Atusibene 82. Darko Donald 128. Koray Hakeem H3. Darkwa Kwasi \2l). Kpoiio Daniel H4. P;u vvali Johnson 130. Kubuafor Daniel 85. Debt all Stephen 131. Kale Franklin 87. Degbor Stephen 132. Kuma William 88. De? Dickson 133. Kunadu-Ampralwum Francis siSfir"a? AusahJac°l leap— 89. Denuenie Saviour ...... — —4M- _____________GHANA GAZETTE. 29th DECEMBER. 2000________ PROVISIONAL LIST OF REGISTERED VETERINARY SURGEONS 'ontdL . ' 134. Kwahi Veronica 159 Ofosu Samuel 184. Sampanah Edward 135.Kwaku Elliot 160. Okyere Frank 185. Smith Joseph 136. Kwakye Agyemang Edward 161. Opoku Samuel 186. Suu-Ire Richard 137. Kwansah-Filson Albert 162. Opoku-Pare George 187. Tagoe Christopher 138. Kyei Kwabena 163. Oppong Emmanuel (Prof.) 188. Tay Samuel 139. Laryea Allred 164. Oppong-Yeboah Samuel 189. Taylor Josiah 140. Lawson Evans 165. Osafo George 190. Tettey-Enyo Reginald 141. Lopes Perdita 166. Osei-Tutu Anthony, 191. Tettey Mark 142. Mahama ADiassan 167. Otsyina Hope 192. Tettey Rueben 143. Mahama Charles 168. Olupiri Easmon 193. Tia Alfred ]44. Mark-Hansen Augustus 169. Owusu Darlington 194. Tofa Godwin 145. Mensah Marlon 170. Owusu Ernesi 195. Tsitsiwu John 146. Mensah Veronica 171. Peterson Francis 196. Tuekpe Jones 147. Mills George 172. Polkuu Paul 197. Turks on 148. Mohammed Hamid 173. Quarcoopome .Andy 198. Twum Emmanuel 349 Mohammed Shittu 174. Quartey Sydney 199. Wemah Hakeem 150. Mortoo Alfred 175. Quaye-Kumah Nii 200. Yebuah Nathaniel 151. Nzamo Khanyi 176. Quayson Kingslay 201. Yelewere Gilbert 152. Nantogma Asana 177. Quist Cyril 202. Yelfaanibe Eugene 153. Nipah George 178. Rodgers David 203. Yamoah Adai Sai 154. Nutor Bonus 179. Saab Edward 204. Yiiyele Meyir 155. Nyanu Joseph 180. Sackey Daniel 205. Ziddah Peter 156. Obeng Kwadwo 181. Salia Philip 206. Ziem Patrick 157. Obeng Padmore 182. Sallah Edward 158. Ockling Stephen 183. Sako Sulmana DR. J. K. TAYLOR Registrar CHANGE OF NAMES 900. Mr. Daniel Ebenezer Vorgbedze, a Civil Servant of Ghana National Fire Service. Industrial Area, Accra, H/No. E64/4. Tudu Road. Accra, wishes to be known and called Mr. Daniel Ebenezer Engmann with effect ft cm 18th December, 2000. All documents bearing his former name are still valid. 901. Miss Cecilia Nyame, a Teacher with Reg. No. 1139/73 of Kotobabi “3” Primary School, Accra and P.O. Box M3L.541, Mallam. Accra, wishes to be known and called Mrs. Cecilia Asimeng-Akomeah with effect from 12th February. 1994. All documents bearing her former name are still valid. 902. Miss Ama Botsoe Chardcy, a Banker of Ghana Commercial Bank Ltd., Head Office, P.O. Box 134. Accra. wishes to be known and called Mrs. Marietta Ama Botsoe Amcdo with effect from 4th January, 2000. All documents bearing her former name are still valid. 903. Miss Cecilia Namoah, a Teacher with Reg. No. 6315/98 of Busua Methodist Primary School. P.O. Box 4. Busua via Dixcove. Western Region, wishes to be known and called Mrs. Cecilia Namoah-Armah with effect from 12th August. 2000. All documents bearing her former name are still valid. 904. Miss Theresa Akosua Ofori, a Teacher with Reg. No. 2212/94 of Little Flower Day Nursery. P.O. Box 35, Bimbilla. wishes to be known and called Mrs. Theresa Akosua Ofori Kpebu with effect from 17th July 1975- All documents bearing her former name are still valid. 905. Miss Alberta Deilah Tctteh, a Nurse with Reg. No. 9539 of the Trust Hospital, P.O. Box C376, Cantonments. Accra, wishes to be known and called Mrs. Alberta Deilah Hayford with effect from 29th May, 1993. All documents bearing her former name are still valid. 906. Miss Sophia Griselda Nyame, a Staff Midwife with Reg. No. 9956 of Ashanti Goldfields Company ■ Hospital, P.O. Box 27, Obuasi, wishes to be known and called Mrs. Sophia Sekyi-Quansah with effect from 1 July. 1996. All documents bearing her former name are still valid. 907. Miss Elizabeth Fordjour, a Nurse with Reg. No. 1018 of Nurse’s Training College. P.O. 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