C3 - Wednesday, June 2, 1982 - North Shore News

NV educator
appointed as
VVI principal

The Vancouver Com-
munity College Board an-
nounces the appointment of
Hans W. Rerup as principal
of its Vancouver Vocational
Institute.

Rerup, 50, has been with
the college since 1971 and
from 1975 until March of this
year he was VVIs dean of
administrative and student
services. He then beame
acting principal of VVI,
succeeding Jack McInnis,
who took up duties as
principal of East Kootenay
Community College.

Advertising

Sometimes it doesn’t pay
to advertise. Undercover
narcotics officer Jerry

Rerup ts a graduate of the
electronics and communi-
cations program at VVI and
he has a B.Sc. in electronics
from the Pacific Inter-
national College of Arts and
Science.

A native of Germany, he
came to Canada from Den-
mark in 1957. As well as
acting as an administrator
and instructor at the college,
Rerup has a broad range of
experience in private in-
dustry and business.

He lives in North Van-
couver with his wife and two
sons.

works

driver to pull over and in-
dicated he was a potential
customer.

Thompson proved the point When roadside negotia-
to an enterprising type out tions got under way,
near Auburn, Calif. Thompson turned off the

Thompson, a long-haired ©

seller's car ignition, pulled
out the key and said.

VANCOUVER ARTIST Raymond Chow signs limited edition print for Don Bell at opening of show of Chow's work
at International Plaza on Thursday. Chow, who has exhibited internationally, works from a studio In Richmond.

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Now you

county agent dressed in “TIT. think you've made a

casual clothes, was driving serious mistake.” Sotirious kn Ww MAY 19 TH RU JUNE 5, 1982
to a drug raid. About 10 “Steve” Silverdis, 31, of 0 ™
miles east of Auburn he Stockton, Calif., was ‘

passed a car displaying a sign
that read, “Grass for Sale.”
Thompson motioned to the

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arrested. Thompson said he
seized about a half-pound of
Manijuana.

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