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COAST NEWS

April 13, 1987

Dignitaries turning the sod for the new Capilano College building
in Sechelt included (from left) SCRD Chairman Jim Gurney, Gib-
sons Alderman Lilian Kunstler, Sechelt Mayor Bud Koch, MLA
Har ~ Long and Chairman of the Capilano College Board Hilda
Riza... in her address Mrs. Rizun noted that Sechelt was the first of
Capilano’s rural college communities to receive its own facility, and
saw this as a major step in achieving the goal of making ‘‘life-long

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learning opportunities” available to residents. In an unexpected
and most welcome move, MLA Long announced that the provin-
cial government has reconsidered its position and will continue to
fund the Aquaculture Resource Centre, located in the Sechelt Cam-
pus, which was forced to close last week. Immediately announcing
the centre re-opened, College Principal Doug Jardine gave Mr.
Long the honour of taking down the ‘‘Closed’’ sign.

i —Fran Burnside photo

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