Wier:

North Shore residents

honored for academic
achievements at SFU

NORTH SHORE residents were
among those Simon Fraser Univer-
sity students and faculty who were
honored for exceptional achieve-
ment recently during the universi-
ty’s annual awards ceremony.

University president William
Saywell said. ali members of the
university community joined him
in congratulating the award win-
ners.

“Students today — and the
faculty members who help educate
those students — are faced with
even greater challenges.

“The accomplishments of these
students and faculty members give
us confidence that Simon Fraser
will continue to respond to the
challenges which lie ahead.’’

Award recipients include the fol-
lowing North Shore residents:

Faculty Awards

Dr. Abdulkarim H. Somjee,
University Research Professorship;
Dr. Selma Wassermann, Ex-
cellence in Teaching.

Graduate Student Awards

Daniel B. LeGoff, Medical
Research Council Studentship;
Marion Ehrenberz, Social Sciences
and Humanities Research Council
Doctoral Fellowship; Cynthia
Louise (Cindy) Banks, Canadian
International Development Agency
Scholarship; David J. Bates (Car-
son Graham), Libor Niki (Wind-
sor), Shannon K. McCrae Balfry,
Graduate Research Engineering
and Technology Award.

Undergraduate Student Awards

Timothy D. Hardy (Sutherland),
Gordon M. Shrum Entrance
Scholarship; Sarah E.L. Baldry

(Hillside); Tracey L. Leacock
(Sutherland); Shane M. O'Neill
(Argyle); Sabina Pela (Sentinel);
Trina L. Sakata (Windsor);
Meredith A. Weir (Seycove); Ian
M. Wilson (Windsor), President’s
Secondary School Entrance Schol-
arship; Lorenz F. Freiberg
(Sutherland); Suzanne Harwood
(Carson Graham); Jordan W.
Stouck (Sentinel), Deans’ Entrance
Scholarship; Vanessa K. Noonan
(Hiliside), Canada Scholarship;
Tracey L. Leacock (Sutherland),
Premier’s Award for Excellence;
Blake P.J. Parker (Capilano Col-
lege), President’s College Transfer
Scholarship.
General Awards

lan A. Gray, business ad-
ministration, Chancellor’s
Distinguished Service Award.

GVRD offers ‘passport’ to
15 of its regional parks

GET YOUR own Pa." to

. Adventure.

This 28-page booklet, pu‘sished
by the Greater Vancouver Regional
District Parks, is a free guide to
exploring 15 regional parks stret-
ching from Bowen Island to Mats-

qui.

It can also be used like a real
passport to collect stamps and to
enter a passport contest to win
prizes.

The passport booklet has a
brilliant, electric-colored cover and
fits easily into pocket or purse.
Visitors can bring their passport
along whenever they visit a
fegional park, and stamp it at the
stamping station.

People who collect six different
stamps qualify to enter GVRD
Parks Passport Contest, with II
prizes to be won,

First prize in the general catego-
ty is a six-day Gulf Island whale
watching and natural history cruise
for two aboard the sailboat Island
Roamer and is donated by GVRD

Parks and Bluewater Adventures.
Top prize in the children’s cate-
gory is a helicopter ride over North
Shore regional parks and is do-
nated by Vancouver Helicopters.
Contest details are outlined in
the passport. The grand draw for
prizes happens Sept. 24 at the
Celebration of Nature special event

in Campbell Valley Regional Park,
Langley.

Pick up your Passport to
Adventure at any regional park,
local library, municipal office or
recreation centre. To receive a
copy by mail call GVRD Parks at
432-6350.

Alumni Band to

perform Sunday

YHE NORTH Vancouver Alumni
Band is holding a concert on April
9 at Centennial Theatre.

The Alumni Concert Band, plus
its ‘sister’? groups — the North
Vancouver Jazz Ensemble and
Freddy Fudpucker and his Rolling
Clones will showcase, with
highlights including themes from
Porgy and Bess, familiar tunes

Calling aii cats

THERE’S NO business like cat
show business.

North Shore cat owners still
have a few days to enter their
felines in the Burms Pacific
Househoid Pet aud Championship
Cat Show being held at recCentre

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Lonsdale on April 15 and 16.

Entries will be accepted until
April 10.

All proceeds from the event go
to animal welfare. For further in-
formation call 929-2307 or 929-
4887.

from Freddy and :+i3 Clones and
original works by North Shore
composers performed by the jazz
ensembie.

Tickets are $4 and $7, obtain-
able by phoning 9§ 986-7779.

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NEWS ph Burley

LOCAL CHILDREN enjoyed seeing animals from the Maplewood
Farm petting zoo which recently visited Lynn Valley Centre. Above, a
boy looks on intently as a goat considers his offer of a smack.

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