52 - Wednesday, November 25, 1987 — North Shore News WEST VANCOUVER resident Lizanne Farrell recently received the Solicitor General of Canada Crime Prevention Award at the Westin Bayshore Ballroom. Farrell accepted the award from James Kelleher, Solicitor General of Canada, at a ceremony attended by approximate- ly 600 people. The award is presented to honor individuals and organizations contributing to crime prevention. Focus on publishing THE FIRST centre in Canada that focuses on publishing in all its aspects is being established at Simon Fraser University. As publishing changes from a “‘gentlemen’s pastime’’ to big business, there is a need for pro- perly skilled people for the publishing industry. The Canadian Centre for Studies in Publishing will provide that professional education, The centre will be the rational education, research, and informa- tion body for all aspects of publishing in Canada. An _ af- filiated centre at the Universite de Quebec in Montreal will address the special needs of the French language book trade. Both undergraduate and gradu- ate programs in publishing ere proposed. As well, the centre will engage in both applied and schol- arly research to assist industry and the academic community. Publishing policy analysis, technical change and innovation in the industry, and increasing public awareness of book publishing in Canada will be focal points for the centre. The founding board meeting for the centre will be held in Van- couver November 13. Among those on the board are: Karl Siegler (publisher, Talon- books), Douglas Gibson (publisher, Douglas Gibson Books, McClelland and Stewart), Rowland Lorimer (director, Centre for Ca- nadian Studies, SFU), Basil Stuart Stubbs (director, School of Library, Archival and Information Studies, University of British Col- umbia), Alan Twigg (B.C. Bookworld), and Ann Cowan (program director, Writing Pro- gram, SFU). 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