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Board Appointments Announced |

The Honourable William N. Vander Zalm,
Minister of Education, has announced the
appointment of New Westminster businessman
Eric Hedlund to the Board of Douglas College
for a two-year term.

Mr. Hedlund, a wel]-known forest industry
executive, has his own consulting company,
Hedlund Forest Ltd. A resident of New
Westminster for over forty years, he started
his career with J.R. Murray Plywood in 1948.
He was Assistant Manager of Western Plywood
Ltd. in Edmonton from 1961-64. He joined
Weldwood of Canada Ltd. in Vancouver where
he rose to the position of Western Division-
al Manager. He was Vice-president and Gen-
eral Manager of Riverdale Lumber and Sales
Manager of Cantree Plywood until last year
when he formed his own company. Mr. Hedlund
has been active in comunity affairs for many
years including the Gyro and Elks Clubs and
the New Westminster Athletic: Commission.

Reappointed to the Douglas College Board for
two-year terms are Chairman Willian R.
Emerton of Coquitlam, a partner in Touche
Ross and Company, and Gerald T. Trerise,
former Mayor of Maple Ridge, and Manager of
Evergreen Tours Ltd. of Vancouver. Reap-
pointed to a one-year term is Stewart J.
Graham of Burnaby, a retired school super-
jntendent who has served on the Board since
1969. Mr. Sandy Tompson will be serving his
second year of a two-year term. He is the
owner/manager of First Capital Realty and an
Alderman for the City of New Westminster.

School Board Appointees for the 1983 year:

Mr. Al Coulson is a new appointee who is a
native of New Westminster and has been in
the educational field for thirty two years.
Mr. Coulson is also active in the community -
and is a member of the Hyack Battery. He is
a newly elected School Board Trustee for
School District #40, New Westminster.

Returning School Board appointees are:
Mr. Cliff Murnane for Burnaby School Dis-

 

 

 

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trict #41; Mrs. Helen Casher for Maple
Ridge-Pitt Meadows School District #42 and
Mrs. Gwen Chute for Coquitlam School Dis-
trict #43.

 

Book This Date!!!
College Professional Development Day

Friday, May 13, 1983

TECHNOLOGY IN EDUCATION
A THREAT OR A CHALLENGE

Roger Elms, Director,
Canadian Studies Office,
A.C.C.C.

Kathleen Forsyth, Knowledge
Network, Executive Director

Guest Speakers:

Displays of Hardware and Software
Displays of Hardware and Software

and
A Social Event

 

Management Committee Meetings |

At the request of the Student Society, Man-
agement Committee has agreed to hold its
regular, alternate Tuesday meetings from
0830 to 1030 hours. This change in meeting
times accomodates the Student Society's rep-
resentative, allowing him to attend most of
the meeting, and still attend his Tuesday
morning classes, The change will remain in
effect for the remainder of the spring sem- |
ester, following which the meeting time will|
move back to 0930 to 1130 hours. |