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NEWS photo Terry Peters

LYNN VALLEY elementary school teacher Leslie Purvis (left),
recipient of the first Mollie Nye Award, with Mollie Nye.

NV teacher wins
Mollie Nye award

LYNN VALLEY elementary
school teacher Leslie Purvis was
named the first-ever recipient of the
Mollie Nye Award at the Sept. 27
North Vancouver District 44
School Board.

NORTH VANCOUVER
SCHOOL BOARD
By Kevin Gillies

The award, named after long-
time North Vancouver teacher
Mollie Nye, was established by the
board in 1992 at the request of late
trustee Anne Macdonald. It -vill be
given to a North Vancouver teacher

annually in recognition of his or her
contributions to the community.

Purvis, who is involved in com-
munity activities like Lynn Valiey
Days, the Coho Festival, Morning
of Music, the Red Cross, Spor s
Day and the Brownies, said she was
greatly honored and enjoyed teach-
ing in Lynn Valley.

In accepting the award from
Nye, Purvis told the gallery that she
drives by Nye’s home every day
and looks for her in her garden.

Nye was a teacher in North
Vancouver for 42 years before
retiring from Sutherland secondary
in the 1970s.

Purvis was nominated by her
peers at Lynn Valley elementary.

Councillors ‘lock like fools’

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late to be considered for the agenda
of the UBCM.

“It was never discussed,” said
Crist, citing council “incompetence.”

After soliciting support from all
over the province, Crist said North
Vancouver District councillors “look
like fools.” .

Crist doesn’t fear accusations of
censorship in the case of TV vio-
lence. He said even restricted adult
movies are arbitrarily cut by govern-
ment censors who think they should
decide what a full-grown adult can
watch. Yet evening programming on
TV routinely presents murders,
rapes and other grisly crimes for the
delectation of viewers of every ave.

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