1969 - 1995

Longtime
Employee
Hilary
Clark
Retires

S ome of you will remember the
early days of Capilano College
when the Retail Fashion program,
founded by Hilary Clark, opened its
doors to the first of many classes of
successful graduates.

Over the years, Hilary took the
program from its initial course design
to eventually including yearly field
trips to study the fashion industry in
San Francisco, Los Angeles, Toronto,

Montreal and at West Edmonton Mall.

She served nine years on the board
of Lions Gate Hospital (three as the
first woman chair), was an elected
member-at-large of the B.C. Health
Association, and a board member of

West Vancouver United Church.

During this time, Hilary continued
her lifelong interest in music by
playing the piano, flute and percussion
in several local bands and orchestras.
Four years ago, Hilary started the
Ambleside Orchestra in West
Vancouver, fulfilling a presumed need
for a daytime orchestra.

In retirement, she plans to continue
her musical interests and her volunteer
work at the West Vancouver Museum.
She also plans to travel and spend time
with her friends, three sons and one
daughter-in-law.

— Submitted by Joyce Gee

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