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Universities
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This issue contains articles on humanitarian efforts at Lakehead, the 40th anniversary of Lakehead University, and robbery in the ATAC building.
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Universities
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This issue contains articles on the Terry Fox run 25th anniversary, the official opening of NOSM, and the LUSU Community Garden.
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Kinesiology Research Centre Open House Guest List, 2005
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Lakehead University 40th Anniversary Weekend Schedule
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�History of Lakehead University
Lakehead University evolved from the Lakehead Technical Institute
(LTI), which was established in 1946. From LTI, Lakehead became
the Lakehead College of Arts, Science and Technology in 1956. The
Lakehead University Act was given Royal Assent by the Lieutenant
Governor of Ontario in 1965, and Lakehead University was
established. The first degrees granted by Lakehead University were
in Arts and Science in 1965. Now, only 40 years later, the University
has over 7,500 students, more than 37,000 alumni working around
the world, and a bright future. Lakehead University has grown into
a vibrant and dynamic institution and we will continue to build on
past strengths for the future!
Why Celebrate 40 years?
The mission of the Lakehead University 40th Anniversary Celebration
has been to celebrate Lakehead University's 40th Anniversary, and
the institution's history and development as a leader in higher
education in the City of Thunder Bay and surrounding region, and
to bring back a significant number of alumni and friends to take part
in this celebration.
The Alumni Association of Lakehead University
(AALU)
The Alumni Association of Lakehead University exists to provide
opportunities for links among alumni, the University and the
community, and to be an active partner in the direction, success
and prosperity of Lakehead University. The AALU is proud to have
supported the 40th Anniversary Celebrations throughout 2005. We
would like to take this opportunity to thank all the people who have
made this weekend such a success - without the support of fellow
alumni and friends, this weekend would not have been possible. For
more information about all the AALU's services and events, please
visit our website at www.lakeheadualumni.ca
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Lakehead University 40th Anniversary
Celebration Dinner
World on a Plate
Saturday, October 1, 2005 Lakehead University, Main Cafeteria
Master of Ceremonies:
Bryan Wyatt
6:00p.m.
Reception
7:00 p.m.
Dinner
9:00 p.m.
Remarks
Dr. Fred Gilbert
Prtildent. Lakehead Univers•ty
Vonnie Cheng
Prt1ident, Alumni Association of Lakehead Univers·ty
Margaret Page CM, CD, Professor Emerita
& Lorne Everett, Chancellor, Lakehead University
Honorary National Co-Chairs, 40th Anniversary Executive Planning Comm ttee
Larry Hebert
BA 1969, GDIPB 1970, HBCOM 1978
Tom Warden
Director, Athletics
Howard Lockhart
Coach of the Men's Basketball 1972-H Team, 2005 Wall of Fame Inductee
Heather Ives
40th Anniversary Co-ordinator
Sylvie Oliveira
Manager, Affinity Market Group, TD Meloche Monne,c Inc.
9:30p.m.
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A democratic republic since 1946, Italy (population 58 million) with
its famous boot-shaped peninsula and two large Mediterranean
islands (Sici y and Sardinia) is one of the world's most popular tourist
destinations. This year, its capital city Rome was again selected
(second year in row) as the best city in Europe by Travel 6t Leisure
travel magazine, with the city of Florence, voted second.
The Republic of the Ukraine (population 48 million) is mostly a land
of fertile plains (steppes) located in the southeast part of Central
Europe. It became an independent nation in ~ugust 199~ aft:r
the fall of the Soviet Union (which had occupied the Ukraine since
1922). Traditionally an agricultural area, the Ukraine is one of the
world's ma·n centres for sugar production. The capital city is Kiev
(Kyiv) .
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Crusty Assorted Dinner
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Perogies with Onions
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�Finland
First Nations
The Republic of Finland (population 5 million) gained its
independence on December 6, 1917, after centuries of being a
grand duchy under Sweden and later, Russia. Located in northern
Europe, Finland borders the countries of Norway, Sweden and Russia
and has over 60,000 lakes in a land about the size of Montana. The
capital city is Helsinki.
According to the Canadian government, 4.4% of all Canadians have
Aboriginal ancestry. There are over 608 First Nations in Canada,
comprising 52 Nations or cultural groups (Cree, Mohawk, etc.) and
more than 50 languages. The provinces with the largest proportion
of Aboriginal people are Manitoba and Saskatchewan.
Canada owes its name to the Huron-Iroquoian word kanata
meaning "village" or "settlement" and Ontario, to the Huron word
omtariio meaning "beautiful lake" .
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with Dill Sauce
Potato and Beet
Salad
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Corn & Wild
Mushroom Casserole
Bannock
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India
Known as Siam until 1939, the Kingdom of Thailand (population
65 million) is a constitutional monarchy and the only country in
Southeast Asia that has never been taken over by European powers.
Thailand is slightly more than twice the size of Wyoming, has a
tropical climate and enjoyed a free-enterprise economy.
The capital city is Bangkok.
The Republic of India (population 1 billion) • slightly larger than
one-third the size of the United States - has been an independent
nation since August 15, 1947. Its diverse economy ranges from
traditional village farming to wide range of modern industries and
services. Geographically, India has a bit of everything: upland plain
in south; flat and rolling plain in Ganges; deserts in the west; and,
Himalayas in the north. The capital city is New Delhi .
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Stir Fry
Mixed Greens
Fried Rice
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German
Canada (population almost 39 million) is the second largest country
in the world with 9,984,670 square kilometres (Russia is first with
over 17,075,200 square kilometres). An independent country with
a parliamentary democracy since Confederation on July 1, 1867,
Canada's 1,408,800 kilometres of highways stretch from the Atlantic
to Pacific Oceans and north to the Arctic (only 497,306 kilometres
are paved). The capital city is Ottawa.
The Federal Republic of Germany (population over 82 million) is
Europe's largest economy (world's fffth) and most populous nation.
In 1945, after the Second World War, Germany was divided into
two countries until German unification in 1990. Located in Central
Europe and just smaller in size than Montana, Germany has the
Bavarian Alps in the south, the uplands in the centre and lowlands in
the north. The capital city is Berlin.
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Carved Stutted Beef
Striploin
Octoberfest Sausages
with Sauerkraut
Hot Potato Salad
Fine Herb Roasted
Potatoes
�Athletics Wall of Fame
Salad Display Table
Mixed Greens with
Mandarin & Strawberries
Tabouleh
Vegetable & Dip
Pickles & Olives
International Cheese
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Lakehead
History
Many years ago Francis Clayton, BA 1993,
had a dream of starting a Sports Wall of Fame
to honour those that have made outstanding
contributions to Lakehead University
Athletics.
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THUMDl:RWOLVl:S
In September of 1993 the Wall of Fame
Committee was struck. It consisted of Norm
Lavoie, Ron Lappage, Hank Akervall, Peter Dika, Steve Daniar,
Francis Clayton, Dan Bissonnette and Darlene Yakimoski. Their
mission was to deve1op the criteria for the wall which included
who could be eligible for nomination to the wall. It was decided
that each induction year there was a possibility of one builder, two
athletes and one team being included.
In June of 1996 the First Annual Lakehead University Sports Wall of
Fame Induction Dinner was held. It continued for five consecutive
years. It was then decided that the dinner would be held every
two years. Earlier today, the 2005 Inductees were honoured at an
induction ceremony in the lounge of the Hangar where the new
Wall of Fame is now located.
2005 Wall of Fame Inductees
Persians
Flambeed Crepes
International Fresh Fruits
Athletes:
Builder:
Team:
Team Members:
Coach:
Assistant coach:
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Patti Brousseau & David Zanatta
Don Talbot
1972-73 Men's Basketball
Russell Bailey, Jerome Blue, James Copeland, Joe
Edwards, Tom Francis, John Gamble, Ken Hill,
Robert Jackson, Grant Pierce, M itch Lalonde,
Danny Rajnovich, Evan Simpson and Rick
Whitfield
Howard Lockhart
Jerry Hemmings
�Volunteers
The 40th Anniversary Celebration Weekend would not have been possible w ithout
the t remendous , ffort, enthusiasm and hard work of a very dedicated g roup of
wolunteers and naff. The Alumni Assoc ation of L.akehead University, along with the
University would like to extend the r sincere thanks to the following:
40th Anniversary Executive Planning Committee
Mrf Margaret Page
Dr. Lorne Everett
Music
Reception
Music provided by Jamie Philp, BED 1985
Dinner
Music provided by Flamenco Caravan
featuring Esteban Figueroa, Tony Agostino BADM 1985,
Digiuseppe Susanna
Dance
Music provided by 21 Gun Fun
Mr. Mark Piovesana
Ms. Elle Andra-Waner
Mr. john Fr.day
Mr, jim Squier
Ms. Vanessa DeGiacomo
Mr. Graham Strickert
Mr. Adam Krupper
Mr. Pentti Paularinne
Mr. Ken Owen
Mr. Robert Paterson
Mr. Larry Hebert
Mr, Bi I Bartley
Ms. Bonnie Moore
Mr. Rob Zuback
Mrs. Athena Kreiner
Ms. Heather Ives
Ms Katie lschk1n
Ms, Marla Tomlinson
BSCN 1967, CM, CD, Professor Emerita
- Honorary National Co-Chair
BSC 1966, HBSC 1968, Chancellor, lakehead University
- Honorary National Co-Chair
HBCOM 1985 Chair
BA 1997 Vice Chair, Communications
HBCOM 1981 - Vice Chair, Finance
Vice Cha r, Operations
BSC 1998, BED 2001 - Vice Chair, Community Relations
BA 2004, HBOR 2004 - Vice Chair, Student Affairs
HBA 2005 Vice Chair, Student Affairs
BA 1968, HBA 1969
Historical Perspective Representative
BA 1994 Alumni Associatlon of Lakehead University
Representative
L.akehead University Foundation Representative
BA 1969, GDIPB 1970, HBCOM 1978 - Athletics Liaison
BA 1972 Pre L.akehead University Representative
LTECH 1970, BA 1976 Director, Office of Development
HBCOM 1988 - Manager, Office of Alumni Relations
Alumni Assistant, Office of Alumni Relations
40th Anniversary Coordinator, Office of Alumni Relations
Special Events Assistant, Office of Alumni Relations
Communications Officer, Office of Communicatio ns
Opening Ceremonies & Kick Off BBQ Planning Committee
Mr. Mark Piovesana
Mr. john Zahn
Mr. Chris DaS1lva
Ms. Marla Tomlinson
Ms. Heather Ives
HBCOM 1985
ENGDP 1983, BADM 1986
BADM 2000
Celebratron Dinner & Dance Committee
Mr. Mark Piovesana
Mrs Anna Kowalchuk
Ms Elle Andra-Warner
Ms. Vanessa DeG1acomo
Ms. Heather Ives
HBCOM 1985
BA 2002
BA 1997
SSC 1998, BED 2001
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�40th Anniversary
Celebration Dinner & Dance
Sponsors
EiJ Meloche Monnex
K,ARAMARK
Insurance for professlonlls and alumni
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Vanderwees Greenhouses and
Classic Bridal Designs and Gifts
Media Sponsors
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Passport for Lakehead Universities 40th Anniversary Celebration Dinner 'World on a Plate' , 2005
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Passport booklet for the 'World on a Plate' dinner to celebrate Lakehead Universities 40th anniversary.
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2005
40th Anniversary
celebration
dance
dinner
Lakehead University
passport
world on a plate