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ON OCTOBER 3, 1977 

Information in respect of the candidates in the by-election to 

Senate bf one member Of Convocation to replace A. G. Martel for 

balance term of office, from date of election to May 31, 1978- 

CROLL, Jack R., MBA, FCA. 

Personal: 

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Date of birth: October 11, 1927 

Married, 3 children 

Education and 

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Public School, Winnipeg, Manitoba (1944) 

Professional 

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Institute of Chartered Accountants of 

Qualifications: 

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Manitoba (1952) 

Institute of Chartered Accountants of 

British Columbia (1956) 

Simon Fraser University (MBA, 1972) 

Employment: ? 

Vice-President, Administration, MacMillan 

Bloedel Limited, Vancouver, April, 1977 

Director, Financial Services, Macmillan 

Bloedel Limited, Vancouver, June 1974 

Vice-President, Finance & Administration of 

medium sized natural resources and 

industrial complexes, Vancouver, 1968-74 

Assistant Secretary, and later Treasurer and 

Chief Financial Officer, Placer Development 

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Limited, Vancouver, 1952-68 

Chartered Accountant, Peat Marwick Mitchell/ 

Edwards Morgan & Co., 1952 

Miller, Macdonald & Co., Winnipeg; Miller, 

Macdonald & Downie, Toronto, 1944-51 

Memberships: ? 

Institute of Chartered Accountants of Manitoba; 

Institute of Chartered Accountants of British 

Columbia (currently serving on Professional 

Conduct Enquiry Board); 

Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants 

(currently serving as member of Study Group 

on The Practical Techniques for Current Value 

Accounting); 

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Financial Executives Institute (currently member 

of FEI Canada Tax and International Finance 

Committees); 

Canadian Pulp and Paper Association (member of 

Financial Officers' Section). 

The University Club of Vancouver; 

Capilano Golf & Country Club. 

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Papers and 

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Paper prepared for Natural Resources Conference on Inventory 

Addresses: ? 

of Natural Resources of British Columbia: "Legislation and 

Exploitation of Mineral Resources," 1954; 

Paper presented at Annual Conference of Miericn Mining 

Congress: "Economic Climate for Mining Investment in 

Canada," 1964; 

Paper presented at Annual Western Conference of Canadian 

Institute of Mining and Metallurgy: "Questions on Nine 

Financing and Promotion," 1964; 

Lecture presented to 5th year 

C.A. 

students at University of 

British. Columbia: "Mine Accounting and Finance," 1968; 

Panel chaired at Annual Conference of Canadian Institute of 

Mining and Metallurgy: "Financing Industrial Mineral Mines 

in Canada," 1972; 

Paper presented at Touche Ross/Financial Post Conference on 

Inflation Accounting: "Is General Price Level Indexing 

Meaningful for Management?" 1974; 

Article for CA MAGAZINE, March 1975 issue: "General Price 

Level Indexing: A Delusion, A Mockery, And A Snare," 1975; 

Paper presented at Canadian Export Association Seminar, "The 

Outlook for Exports:" "Factors Affecting Canada's Export 

Prospects," 1976; 

Paper presented at the Canadian Institute of Chartered 

Accountants session, "Inflation Accounting Methods and 

Models:" "Corporate Considerations," 1976 

General: 

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Active in Church and Community activities 

(currently President. West Vancouver District 

Council, Boy Scouts of Canada); 

Member, United Way of Greater Vancouver, North 

Shore Division; 

Member, Administration and Finance Committee, 

Synod of the Diocese of New Westminster. 

DYE, Kenneth N., MBA, FCA. 

Born, raised and educated in Vancouver, and now lives in 

West Vancouver with wife, two daughters and a son. 

Attended the University of British Columbia and then 

articled to Frederick Field & Company, a predecessor firm 

to Campbell, Sharp, Nash & Field, Chartered Accountants, and 

became a C.A. in 1962. Admitted to partnership in 1966. 

Awarded the designation "Fellow" in 1975 for distinguished 

service to the accounting profession. 

Obtained his Master's Degree in Business Administration in 

1971 from Simon Fraser University. 

Responsible as partner in charge for a number of audit, 

accounting, and consulting engagements in the Vancouver 

office of Campbell, Sharp, Nash & Field as well as being 

involved in the administration of that firm. 

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Partner in charge for Western Canada of Campbell, Sharp, 

Nash & Field's management consulting firm, Pannel, Kerr, 

Forster & Associates, which specializes in tourism and 

hospitality engagements. 

Deeply involved in the affairs of the Canadian Institute 

of Chartered Accountants and the Institute of Chartered 

Accountants of British Columbia. Served on many committees 

and the Council of the British Columbia Institute, with 

particular emphasis in the education area. Presently 2nd 

Vice-President. Will be President 1979-80. 

A frequent speaker and lecturer at seminars and conferences, 

generally on accounting or hospitality and tourism topics. 

Spare time is taken up with family, travel, hiking and 

camping, curling and reading, youth and church activities. 

Member of the University Club of Vancouver and the Hollyburn 

Country Club. 

NEWCONBE, Honoree J., B.A. 

Education: 

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B.A., Simon Fraser University 

Employment: 

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Library Assistant for Theses - Graduate Studies 

(Advise graduate students on preparation of theses 

and act as final check on physical body of thesis 

before deposit in the library). 

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Member of Women's Studies Program Coordinating 

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Committee, 1975-77 

Shop Steward for Library Acquisitions, 1975-76 

Division Steward for Library, 1976 

Member of Labour-Management Committee, 1976 

Member of AUCE Executive and Grievance Committee, 

1976

TA in Women's Studies, Spring and Fall, 1976. 

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