Al4-Wednesday, June 11, 1980 - North Shore News

Eight residents of North
Vancouver were among
1,263 students awarded
degrees and diplomas at the
17th annual Convocation
ceremonies, May 31, at the

University of Victoria.
UVic chancellor Ian
McTaggart-Cowan officiated

at the Convocation, con-
ferring bachelor’s, master’s
and doctor’s degrees on
1,139 students.

In addition, 124 students
earned diplomas in = such
areas as Education, Native
Indian Languages, French
Language, Child Care and
Applied Linguistics during
the 1979-80 academic year.

Art workshops to run in June

For those who like to work
with their hands, whether 1
be in clay, fibre or stained
glass, Capilano College has a
series of credit-free
workshops coming up in
June and July.

Homework won't be a past
of the Seained 9 Giass
Workshops starting June 16
and June 30 — in fact the
pancl which students will be

helping to and

design
fabncate will remain as part
of the College's architectural
decoration when finished
Lee Baldwin whose work has
been shown in cahibidons in

Cahforma and BC. and has

Bulb sale

ay
at P&T

Atos bulb sale at) North
Vancouver s Pach aod
Tilford Gardeas parking bot
thas Saturday June 14 there

wilh be several hundred pots
of buibs that wall go on sale
with the  proweeds  bemg
donated to the North Shore
Neaghbbourhood House

[wo large pots of bulbs in
carth wall $100) The
sale will begin preciscly at
1 OO pom

uot all

cont

and will continue

bulls have been

seohdl

Pouc te Che popularity in
recent years of than sale ia
quota bor cach pecan will tre

scl

Phere will be large plinatn

bags on sale bos

Yoraafh cave,

venticace but we urge you te

bring your own

bags
Contaracers bones vet
whatcver to take awny yore
purchases

Total content of carth and
of the

away by the

bulbs (cad lusive prot

must be taken
purchasce
Neighbourkerad House
weloomes you to come and
purchase some beautiful

Tabfoorl

your garden

Park aod trades feos

Honorary degrees were
conferred on internationally
acclaimed wildlife artist
Fenwick Lansdowne and
Thomas Berger, Justice of
the Supreme Court of British

Columbia, at the
ceremonies.
Lieutenant Governor

Henry P. Bell-Irving, Simon
Fraser University President
Dr. George Pederson, SFU
Chancellor Paul Cote and
Dr. John Wood, President of
the University of Lethbridge,
were among guests at the
Convocation.

— North Vancouver
residents who received
—degrees are:

taught in B.C. and the U.S.
wil be instructing the six
session workshops from 9
a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday.
Wednesday and Fnday.

An Exploration tn Fibre
Arts, beginning onday,
July 7, will give studénis an
opportunity to explore (hear
own ideas about working
with fibre with tin-
ternationally known = artist
Karen Chapnick Two and
three dimensional work and
tc Lumiques such as knotting,
cothng, wrapping and dycing
will be learned or reviewed
in the nine session workshop
held Monday, Wednesday
and Fnday mornings

Gordon Hutchens, whose

BACHELOR OF ARTS

Morgan, David Gordon;
Murphy, Marcia Lacey.

BACHELOR OF
SCTENCE

Beach, Thomas Gerald:
Costanzo, Brenda; Umedaly,
Umeeda Shamas-Ud-Deen;
Lewis, Marie McKim.

BACHELOR OF

SOCIAL WORK
Beleski, Ahx Patricia.
BACHELOR OF LAWS

Lawtoa,
John.

Dean’ Parker

work has been exhibited
both locally and abroad, will
be instructing Pottery classes
daily from 9 a.m. to 4 pm
starting Tuesday June 17. In
this four-week
students will be
improve and
techniques,

course
able to
then
viewing the
unity of a piece from start to
finash

refine

Fees for the courses are
$90 for Stained Glass (in
cluding all) tools and
matenals). $600 for Fibre
Arts, and $175 for Pottery
(glazing and
included) For
formation of registraton

phone the College at 960
I91E, docal 321

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