March 21, 1982

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A BOY'S DREAM come true at the secret fishing hole brings smiling faces to Maurice Gagne, left, and Robbie Lardeur, as they reel in thelr flounder. But ts it big enough to eat? (lan Smith photo)

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There's a brand new Photography Class on the North Shore where the students are fast becoming avid shutterbugs, with amazingly good results.

For the past few weeks, the Adult and Community Education Service Department of the North and West Vancouver School Districts has been = spon- sonng a Photography class at the Squamish Indian Band Office.

The students are very enthusiasuc and their in- structor, Yvonne Cramer, 1s furnously racking her brains for new ideas for field trips. One wet and windy Saturday everyone took off for Granville Island. where a lot of fun was had frantically observing people. and looking for suitable subjects. Everything was tackled. from candy apples. pineapples and flowers, to bonsai. wooden tovs and flowers

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a bleary-eyed class met on a Sunday morning at Ricky's. before braving the severe frost at Whytecliffe Park, where once again their obvious talent was put to the test. Nothing was left unexplored. from passing planes and ferry boats, to stray dogs, eagles and even other class members.

When night photography was the discussion for the evening. many class members had to be enlightened as to the subject in hand as their fond idea of night photography up tll class time had been Fast Eddies’s or the St. Alice!

Apart from the obvious enjoyment of these classes. the students are studying techniques as their ability will soon be put to the test in the immediate future. One urgent need is the preser- vauvion of Squamish Band history. as well as copying old photographs and relics: portraits of the current

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