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November 27, 1972

LYNNMOUR OFFICIALLY CHRISTENED

"Five sod busters and about 60 interested
Supporters stood under the trees ina small
clearing at Lynnmour on Thursday morning
and officially inaugurated the land for
Lynnmour, Phase I. It was a big moment for
a lot of us and an important occasion for
the College and the North Shore. After over
four years of operation we have finally
turned the sod on our own facilities on
our own (temporarily leased) land!

STUDENT RUNS FOR SCHOOL BOARD

A General Studies student, Pearl McKenzie,
is running for North Vancouver School Board
as a project of. the General Studies 160
group. McKenzie is a part-time student and
mother of a five and eight year old. Her
candidacy is a result of the class's study
of the Canadian scene and municipal
problems, and they are asking all
interested to help the campaign in whatever
way you'can. If you have no time then you
could leave a donation with Janet Morris.

December 4, 1972

LYNNMOUR PARKING GIVES WAY TO TREES

"Many of you will be glad to know that
three 'good' stands of trees were saved
this week at Lynnmour when parking was
eliminated or moved on the plan. Once the
contractors survey lines for the buildings
had been run and the clearing for the
buildings completed (by the middle of last
week) it was discovered that three
important clumps of trees wound up on
roadways or on parking slots. The decision
in this regard was pretty simple: cut out
or move the parking slots (from our
original 450). We have also re-directed
our service road and shifted the remaining
parking. Some of the shifting was also due
to the need to preserve one of the larger
banks untouched so as not to upset the
water table on part of the land. It is
hoped that we can gain back some parking
area by pushing through onto Hydro leased
District land under the hydro poles.
Negotiations are under way in this regard’

FOR FREE
Frances Burstein has six small cute puppies
that she is trying to find good homes for.

What was new in , 72 — Cap starts Lynnmour construction

SALE

"There will be a sale of Donna McLaren's
pottery at (of all places) Harold
Kirchner's residence on Sunday Dec. 10..."

December 11, 1972
2000th COMMUNITY MEMBER SIGNS UP

"It seems rather amazing, but apparently
that is the figure. We now have 2000 non-
College-student community residents who
have registered with the "Library" branch
of our Media Centre for borrowing
privileges. The 2000th signee was Linda
Hocke, a West Vancouver Secondary student,
resident on Bowen Island.

PENNY PREDICTS NO SNOW

"I have a note here from Penny LeCouteur:
"After 4 years of skidding and skating I
have finally succumbed and bought snow
tires. This will almost guarantee NO snow
this winter!!'"

December 18, 1972

~ PENNY WAS VERY WRONG

"Penny LeCouteur's pessimism was turned
into optimism; and she is to blame for the
white pre-Christmas and for the Lynnmour
work stoppage."

PARTY!

This Friday will find the College closed
by about 1:30 following the traditional
staff get-together with wine and "chicken".
Thereafter Margaret Andrews is very kindly
providing her house (from 4 pm on) for a
College Christmas bash organized by the
Faculty Association. The invitation is to
everyone at the College to bring their own
refreshment and join the party.

STUDENT SOCIETY PARTY/DANCE

The Student Society is holding this event,
complete with the "Seeds of Time" in the
Hotel Vancouver Pacific Ballroom this
Tuesday at 8:00 pm. Tickets in Student
Services and Highlands Library at $1.50
per person (non-student) and all faculty
and staff are invited.