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All-Sunday News, May 18, 1980

“PUBLIC INPUT’ MEETING WEDNESDAY

Cap College seeks guideposts to future

What should Capilano
College be doing in the next
five years?

That's the question that
will be put to a_ public
meeting of all interested
North Shore residents this
Wednesday, May 21, when
the college presents its
proposed five-year
development plan for
discussion and input by the
citizens if serves.

The meeting in the Cafe
Theatre of the South
Campus (half a mile past the
Coach House Motor Hotel
up Lillooet Road) starts at 8
p.m. with an audiovisual

presentation tracing the
11'A-year history of the
college from its modest start
back in 1968 in borrowed
classroom space at West
Vancouver Secondary
School.

After that, President Paul
Gallagher will describe the
new five-year draft plan and
open the meeting for general
discussion of the proposals.

Gallagher stresses that the
objective of the meeting is
“to keep us on the track”, by
providing the maximum
amount of community input
to guide the planning of the
college's services through
1985. ,

The Capilano College
District now extends to the
Sunshine Coast. An earlier
and successful meeting was
held last week in Squamish
and a third meeting is slated
for May 26 in Sechelt.

The college presently has
over 8,000 students enrolled
in its academic, career and
vocational programs —
nearly 4,000 of them in
credit programs and another
4,500 registered in com-
munity education credit-free
activities.

The teaching faculty
numbers 300, with another
150 support staff, and the
annual operating budget

Presentation House
elects its new board

A new board of trustees
was elected at the annual

general meeting of
Presentation House held on
April 29.

Those elected to the
executive are: President,
Jane Loop; Vice-President.
Sue Duquesne, Secretary.

Kam Brasso,; and Treasurer,
Stan Forbes.

New members-at-large are
David Rice, Clare Neufeld,

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