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LYNN CANYON PARK

Volunteers needed for celebration

CELEBRATION PLANNERS for the 75th birthday
of Lynn Canyon Park are searching for several key
ingredients to make the Sept. 13 birthday party a suc-
cess. Anyone who can help with any of the following
items is asked to contact the Ecology Centre at 987-
$922.

* Photos of the early days of the park, especially
the park opening in 1912.
¢ A copy of the waltz written by Mrs. Gladys Har-

dy, nee Gladys Kirkland, for the park opening. The
waltz is titled Echoes of the Lynn, and was performed
by the North Shore Band in the old bandstand.

¢ Names and addresses of any of the Boy Scouts
who led the sporting events at the park opening. This
also includes a Boy Scout’s bugie band.

e Names and addresses of any long-time citizens of
the area who witnessed and were involved in the early
days of the park. These people will be honored guests
at the celebration.

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NORTH VANCOUVER resident Afsanech Sadeghnobari receives the
Fisheries Council of B.C, Award in Food Processing from Tom Neilson,
acting department head, biological studies, at recent BCET graduation

ceremonies.

BCIT CEREMONIES

NV students garner honors

DURING RECENT graduation
ceremonies at the British Columbia
Institute of Technology (BCiT),
six North Vancouver residents
received high achievement and ac-
ademic awards.

Afsaneh Sadeghnobari was
presented with the BCIT alumni
award. Sadeghnobari, a graduating
student in biological sciences tech-
nology, also received the Fisheries
Council of B.C. award in food
processing. She now hopes to ob-
tain some work experience and
open her own business.
Sadeghnobari, 32, has lived in
North Vancouver for the past three
years, after moving from Tehran,
fran, where she took most of her
schooling.

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Dahlias

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Gerbera Daisy

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Mark Messmer received the
building award in economics and
the Quantity Surveyors Society of
B.C. award.

Daniel Kennedy, who studied
chemical sciences, was presented
with the Canadian Pulp and Paper
Association award.

Michael Sandvoss received the
Canadian Institute of Forestry,
Vancouver section, award in natu-
ral resource management.

Christopher Davie, who studied
accounting, was presented with the
Canadian Life and Health In-
surance Association award.

Linda Henderson received the
Columbia Association of Hospi-
tality Accountants award in ac-
counting.

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