YOUTHFUL PARLIAMENTARIANS {left] Mack Courtenay, Duncan Ferguson, Dave Wilson.

and John Moonen spent five days in the Legislative Buildings im Victoria [G. Lam photo].

A resolution urging the
federal government to op-
pose the separation of
Quebec was one of. several
topics discussed at the 47th

Session of the B.C. Youth.

-Parliament. in which - five
North Shore residents part-
icipated Dec. 27 to 31.

'They were Dave Wilson 21
(Premier), Duncan Ferguson
17, and Mark Courtenay17,
all representing North Van-
couver; John Moonen, 19
(Minister of. Finance), and
Elizabeth Arrott, both rep-
‘resenting West Vancouver.

The ‘five-day session held
in the Legislative Assembly
Buildings in Victoria was
attended by 85 members
sponsored by B.C. churches,
schools, colleges and organ-
izations.

Premier .Wilson’s resolu-
tion for BCYP approval in
principle of the use of
‘marketing boards in Canada
and the call for the setting up
of a national marketing board
was passed unanimously.

Meanwhile. the group
soundly defeated a motion
opposing the Trident Nuclear
Base in Bangor, Washing-

ton.
The BCYP’s major project

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for underprivileged children.
The funds required for 1977
is $7,500 which they hope to
generate through the sale of
tax-deductable bonds to or-

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the community.

Those wishing to purchase
bonds should contact Dave
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‘Moonen at 922-2234. _

Two. faculty members of
Capilano College’s Art De-
partment were inducted into
the Royal Canadian Academy
of the Arts at its recent
annual meeting held at the
Ritz-Carleton Hotel in Mon-
treal.

Ted Kingan (for painting)
and Wayne Eastcott (for
printmaking) were among 55
artists granted the honour of

lifetime membership in the.

Academy.

Founded in 1880, _ the
Royal Canadian Academy of
Arts is the: senior national
society of the visual and
environmental arts in Cana-
da. it is. the only national
organization representing
the major art disciplines of
painting, sculpture, architec-
ture, ‘graphics, industrial

_ design and cinematography.

INDUCTION of new minis-
ter, Rev. James H. Bragan,
at Highlands United Church
takes place this Sunday,
January’ 16. Formerly at
Knox. United Church, Cal-

gary, he will serve in a
shared ministry with Rev.
Robert W. Slocombe, who:

has been at Highlands
United since July 1975: Born

in the British West Indies,

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The Academy. represents
in its membership, which is
by invitation and election, a

cross-section of Canada’s.

most distinguished artists --
those with both national and.
international reputations.

In the Academy the
modern and the traditional,
the rebel and the orthodox

find a. meeting place and a

community of interest. Those
-proposed for election must

be men or women who have.

exhibited outstanding crea-

tive merit and are acknow-:

ledged to be masters in their.
particular disciplines.

.

A work by each of the
Capilano College artists will .
be included in the collection
at Canada’s National Gallery
in Ottawa.

the Rev. Bragan has wide
experience of many different
types of.community work, to
which he attaches great
importance. His. interests
also include baseball, tennie,
golf and basketball. “I seek
to relate my preaching and
teaching to daily life, which
encourages persons to grow
individually and. corporate-
ly,”’ he said recently.

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