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Monday, August 27, 1979

TEMPORARY PRINCIPAL

Dr. R. H. Pridham, Dean of Educational Services, will temporarily
assume the duties and responsibilities of Principal of Douglas College
while a search for a permanent successor to Dr. George Wootton is
carried out, Board Chairman Helen Casher announced last month.

Dr. Pridham has been associated with Douglas since its inception in

1970, first as a faculty member, then as a Director of Business Pro-
grams. He was appointed to his current position of Dean last year.

Previously, Dr. Pridham worked in industry and education.

VIDEO EQUIPMENT - NEW WEST

This semester IRCplans to place a portapak outfit and a Sanyo Kit

in the New West IRC office. If you are interested in booking these
items, please contact Heather at Local 249 S or, when the Fall semester
begins, call Arnie at local 279 NW. Thanks.

.... Heather Campbell

SURREY CAMPUS -— NEWTON CENTRE

Occupational Training programs have begun, or will begin shortly, in
the following fields: Welding, Building Construction, Industrial
Drafting, Masonry-Brickwork/Stonework, General Mechanics, Automotive
Parts and Warehousing, Pre-Vocational Basic Training - Grade 10 and
12, Business Careers - Clerk Typist/Stenographer/Bookkeeping-Equiv-
alency. Evening programs will be offered when facilities are com-
pleted and day classes full.

These programs are individualized and self-paced with instructors
present as resource persons. Admission requirements are high school
completion or 17 years of age and out of school for one year.

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