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Her father is a director and the board secretary of Port.

They are selected by the board secretary for their knowledge of Oregon geography and history.

The board secretary was also given responsibility for appointing new members to the board.

Two years later, he was elected board secretary.

The districts also share a superintendent, curriculum coordinator, principal, board secretary, and other personnel.

Mr. Lopez, the former board secretary, said he saw people dismantling the desk.

Put them in the portfolio when you've finished and return them to the Board Secretary.

She has also been a board secretary of the Neighborhood Housing Services for nine years.

"The ship is floating without a captain," the board secretary, Edward Carter, said.

A number of foreign mission board secretaries say that if the Movement went out of existence, it would not affect their candidate work.

When an assistant's position opened in the board secretary's office, Mr. Gelbard was a natural choice.

It seems Margaret Trubshaw is retiring after twelve years as the board secretary.

One of those jobs, school board secretary, landed the young Mr. Menendez in hot water.

One of his first duties as Board Secretary was to inform teachers of a cut in salary.

The Chief Scout Executive is the board secretary and non-voting member.

At the Society of Philatelic Americans he served as director, board secretary, and vice president.

Agnes was significant as a major fundraiser for the church and as school board secretary for 20 years.

"I called the board secretary in Washington first thing-I mean, as soon as they were open there.

The library board secretary in 1902 solicited funds from the foundation, which eventually contributed $20,000 to build a public library building.

Asked if million-dollar homes would lower property values, William Cook, board secretary said, "I wouldn't think so."

In late 2009 he was nominated for the position of Galway Hurling Board secretary.

The first board secretary under this arrangement was Thomas Vaughan, who served as permanent secretary from 1959 until 1989.

A 5th grader and the Elementary School Board Secretary.

Her father retired as the general counsel and the board secretary at Colgate-Palmolive in New York.

Asked about the dangers of increasing traffic 50 percent, the board secretary said, "Fifty percent of nothing is still nothing."