Breaking the Sod For Future Sobey Building, 1996

Clark, Jim; Clark Photographic Limited

dc.creator	Clark, Jim
dc.creator	Clark Photographic Limited
dc.date.accessioned	2010-11-26T17:03:24Z
dc.date.available	2010-11-26T17:03:24Z
dc.date.created	1996-10-16
dc.date.issued	1996-10-16
dc.identifier.other	06.04.0284
dc.identifier.uri	http://library2.smu.ca/xmlui/handle/01/19224
dc.description	color photograph
dc.description	Excellent condition.
dc.description	Nova Scotia Premier John Savage operates a backhoe for the ceremonial turning of the sod for the future Frank H. Sobey Faculty of Commerce Building. Archbishop Austin Burke (SMU Chancellor, second from right) and Dr. Ken Ozmon (SMU President 1979-2000, far right, back to camera) look on. In conjunction with the sod-turning, there was a plaque ceremony held outside the Dean of Commerce's office in the McNally building (see 06.03.0080).
dc.description	From External Affairs. On reverse, 'CLARK PHOTO/96' is written upside down in blue pen. On a piece of paper taped to the back, the following is typed: 'The Honorable John Savage, Premier, Nova Scotia was the first to turn the sod for the new Frank H. Sobey Faculty of Commerce Building. Standing in line are Dr. Kenneth Ozmon, President, Saint Mary's and Most Reverend Archbishop Austin E. Burke.' Written in blue pen after that is '(credit Jim Clark)'. A Post-It note stuck to the back reads: 'J. Savage bio.'
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dc.format.extent	10 cm x 15 cm
dc.relation.ispartofseries	Saint Mary's History Map -- Sobey Building
dc.subject.other	People
dc.subject.other	Savage, John Patrick, 1932-2003
dc.subject.other	Ozmon, Kenneth L., 1931-
dc.subject.other	Burke, Austin-Emile, 1922-2011
dc.subject.other	Sobey Building
dc.subject.other	Construction
dc.subject.other	President
dc.subject.other	Clergy
dc.subject.other	Chancellors
dc.subject.other	Sobey School of Business
dc.title	Breaking the Sod For Future Sobey Building, 1996
dc.type	Image