A18-Sunday News, November 23, 1980

[ER community roundup

MR. AND MRS, RODERICK IAN McKAY

Wedding unites W. Van families

Two West Vancouver families were united with the fall marriage of Donna Lori Menzies, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Menzies, and Roderick Ian McKay, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe McKay.

Reverend Bob Slocombe performed the ceremony at Highlands United Church in North Vancouver.

Linda McMillan was Maid of Honor. The bridesmaids were Karen McKay, sister of the

groom, Joanne An- derson, and tCLeah and Tracey Menzies. sisters of the bride.

Rod’s best man was John

Anderson, with ushering duties going to Keith McKay, Dale Menzies,

Blake Andreassen and Keith Salloway.

A reception was held in the ballroom of the _ In- ternational Plaza Hotel, with Mr. Lorne Radelet as Master of Ceremonies, and Mr. Denis Wiebel toasting the bride.

After a honeymoon tnp to San Diego and Los Angeles, Donna and Rod will make their new home in Prince George

Engineers’ group names 18 from W. Van

Eighteen residents of West Vancouver have been named to standing com-

mittees and other top positions of the Association of Professional Engineers of B.C. The appointments were announced by Association president, Philip T. Seabrook, P. Eng.

J.E. Williams, P. Eng. was elected to the association's council for a second term. Williams, who is manager of the electrical division, H.A. Simons (International) Ltd., Vancouver, will also serve on the executive and ad- ministrative committees.

Also elected to serve a second year on council is Marjorie A. Green, P. Eng. Green, project engineer with MacMillan Bloedel Lid., Vancouver, will be on the administrative and CCPE Affairs committees.

Appointed to the stan- dards committee is D.R. Bakewell, P. Eng., R.P.G., consulting forest engineer, as its chairman and Robin Wesley. P. Eng... In- tercontinental Engineering Ltd.

R.M. Bartholomew, P. Eng., will be chairman of the annual general meeting standing committee and a member of the ad- ministrative committee. He

is chief engimeer, Electric Power Equipment Litd., Vancouver.

D.A. MacIntosh, P. Eng.. manager, structural division of H.A. Simons Ltd., has been named to the con- sulting practice and standing awards committees. Also on the consulting practice committee is R.LM Maki,

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Serving on the research committee are B.L. Walker, P. Eng., chief engineer, Dayton & Knight Lid., and D.R. Piteau, P. Eng., of D.R. Piteau & Associates Lid.

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