vw/V resident named
Dean of Science

WEST VANCOUVER resident Barry McBride will be the new Dean of
Science at the University of B.C., the Board of Governcrs has decided,
after UBC president David Strangway recommended McBride following

34 - Sunday, October 29, 1989 —- North Shore News

ST. CATHERINE’S, Capilane Anglican Church §
is abuzz with preparations for its annual Holly
Fair. The fair, scheduled for Thursday, Nev. 2
will feature a bazazr from 1 to 5 p.m., tea from 1
to 3:30 p.m. and dinner at 5:30 p.m. Above,
Moira McCrea (left) and Gillian Holland display
some of the items to be sold at the bazaar. The
church is located at 1058 Ridgewood Drive, North
Vancouver.

an extensive national and international search.

McBride, 49, began his education at UBC and did his doctorate at the
University of Illinois. Since 1970 he has taught at UBC, spending five
years as head of oral biology in the Faculty of Dentistry and the last three

years as head of microbiology in the Faculty of Science.

“Pr. McBride is an outstanding scientist, scientific leader and ad-
ministrator,’’ said academic vice-president Daniel Bizch on behalf of the
academic search committee, referring to McBride’s work on the Medical
Research Council of Canada and the National Institutes of Health in the

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CAPILANO MALL

Mon., Oct. 30 — Sun., Nov. 5

N. Shore artists show
works at craft market

IN THE Christmas spirit?

By EVELYN JACOB
News Reporter

North Shore artisans will be
making a strong showing at this
year’s Circle Craft Christmas
Market at the Vancouver Trade
and Convention Centre.

One of the largest craft shows in
the country, the Circle craft event
has been going strong now for 16
years, said spokesperson Celia
Lazaruk.

Last year some 17,000 people
browsed and bought crafts at the
market.

Some of the locals inc!uded in
this year’s show are North Van-
couver sculptor Michael Binkley,
who will display a selection of
stone sculpture; wood-turner Bill

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