“48 — Wednesday, June 3, 1987'2 North Shore News

Hundreds graduate in UBC convocation

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Robin Cabeldu; Jenny Zainub Dedhar; Jennifer Marie Derocher; Brenda Lee Anita Marie Landry; Nancy Lea Madsen; Heather Louise McDonald; Mary-Margaret Nevin; Lise Lindquist Olsen; Irene Reiko Rohrer.

Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy: Elaine Hwa Lian Chee; Barry Leslie Darby; Gerald Wayne Hoford; Gregory Ray Oksanen; Douglas Alan Patterson.

Bachelor of Social Work: Hida Darabian; Carolyn Faye Jarvis. Diploma in Education: Suzanne Marie Bancroft; Julisa (Kwai Hwan) Yu.

Bachelor of Science (Dietetics): Theresa Marie Cividin; Stephanie Jean Dirom; Tak Fai Ngan; An- drea Eleanor Poon; Hilary Gail Scobbie; Monica Wilhelmina Vandenakker.

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Doctor of Education: Patricia Rafferty.

Master of Arts in English: Darrell Thomas Bethune (English); Irene Maude Davies (English).

Master of Arts in Education: Frances Jackia Long (Education).

Master of Applied Science in Met-

allurgical Eng: Michael Garry Keith Grant (Metallurgical Eng); Voon-Cheung Roger Ting (Elec- trical Eng).

Master of Business Administra- tion: Myriam Denise Ergas; Paul Arthur Shrimpton.

Master of Education: Suzanne Helen Elliott; Barbara Mary Holloway; Linda Margaret Hotz. Master of Archival Studies: Ruth Helen Daisy McColl. . Master of Library Science: Guy Lucas Cribdon; Patricia Louise Gallilec.

Master of Science in Zoology: Cheryl Lynn Webb (Zoology).. Master of Science in Physiology: Cameron Bruce Verchere (Physi- ology). Bachelor Classical Studies: Wishart Lancaster. Bachelor of Arts, Honors in Economics: Gillian Bridget Finch; Bruce James Killeen.

Bachelor of Arts, Major in Economics: John Raymond Bezeredi; Axel Carl Joseph Chris- tiansen; Steven John Patrick Cox; Robert George Findlay; Stacie Verena Lee; Dimitrious Nasirpour; Alison Ramsay; Brenton Thomas Woyat.

Bachelor of Arts, Major in Economics and International Rela-

of Arts, Major in Mark Barnett

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David Andrew Eyre; Susanne Mary Finlay; Susan Patricia Gray; Robert Norman Hamilton; Patricia Jane Rolfe; Tobias Alex- ander Thiersch.

Bachelor of Arts, Major in English and Psychology: Marnie Kathleen Wiederhold.

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Tireland Performance Centre ... the name says it all. Tires, wheels, parts, suspensions .. a Store that can provide you with the COM- PLETE performance package. The store at the corner of St. Andrews and East Esplanade has seen a lot of changes since February when Paul McAlduff moved into what used to be Mooney’s Machine Shop. A Tireland Per- formance Centre sign has appeared on the front along with rows of tires on display, a variety of wheels, car parts and accessories .. computer balancing, state of the art tire changing, etc. As well, License Mechanic

Simon Davis has an impressive 15 years of:

experience and compliments Paul’s racing _ expertise.

“Our policy is not to change parts just for the sake of replacing parts,” customer wants, we will recommend what we feel would be best for their vehicle. The reason we don’t have tune-up specials is -because a lot of times when a vehicle goes in for a ‘tune-up special’, it is not necessarily

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want to do what is best for our customer's car — we care about the total performance and getting the optimum from a vehicle.”’

‘Paul McAlduff Drives in the Fast Lane

North Shore resident, Paul McAlduff, has once again proven his driving abilities and has been named the men's overall slalom cham- pion in the Canadian Council of Corvette

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Clubs BF Goodrich Slalom Series.

The award, which was presented to him in Kelowna this past May long weekend, reflects his performance during the 1986 slalom rac- ing season. Last year, McAiduff won ail his races throughout Western Canada, with the ‘exception of the first one of the season. Con- sequently, he won his Stock II'class as well as being named the overall men‘s slalom ° driver of the year for CCCC, Western Canada region. -

Slalom driving, which is. also known as autocross, pits the driver and the car against

-a@ pre-set course and the time clock. {tis not

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McAlduff has only been racing his 64 for two years. Prior to that he was involved in 4X4 rac- ing, both in B.C. and Manitoba, becoming class’ champion and having been named overall driver numerous times. During his 4x4 racing days, he became sponsored by BF Goodrich and has carried that sponsorship . through to his Corvette racing. ‘The ex- perience and knowledge | have gained about tires and performance is as a result of being able to test different tires which | may other- wise not have had a chance to. And it con- tinues to assist me, not only in my racing, but in the everyday running of my store, Tireland Performance Centre.”

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