22 - North Shore News — Wednesday, December 29, 1999

Human resources direct

WEST Vancouver's acting munici-
pal manager, John Pollitt, recently

announced the appointment of

Susan Ney to the position of direc-
tor of human resources effective
Jan. 17, 2000.

y comes to West Vancouver
from the Open Learning Ageney

(OLAD where she has been employed
since 1997 as director of human
resources. Prior to joining OL:

spent TE vears with the
department: of Briush Columli
lastitute of Technology, During this
time she held a saricty of manage-
Ment postions: persoanel Manager,

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emplovee relations manager. labour

relations manager and manager of

HR systems and benefits.
Nev graduated from
Univ voowith
Adminstration with a majer in
Organizational Behaviour: Personnel
anagement and oa minor in

August 1998. the human
resources/pavroll department: has
been without a director and

Greg Barnes, senior himian resources
advisor, the acting director of human

1999, Pollitt appointed

all municipal staff) express sincere
thanks and appreciation to Bari

the staff oof od
resourees//pavroll for their hard work
and exemplary manner in which they

human

r responsibilities dur-

ing the transition period.

Strong turnout

Anna Louise-Pentland
Contributing Writer

WEST Vancouver’s
official election results
are in, showing a Jarger
voter turnout than in
the past two municipal
elections.

For mayor and councillors,
FL AL% of West Vancouverites
voted; 43.44% for school
trustees,

Said Coun. Victor
Durman, “the voters of West

ncouver should pat them-

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selves on the k. From a
municipal standpoint, it was a
big turnout. The trend is
going the right way.”

The staf election report
credits good weather on elec-
tion day for contributing to
the turnout.

Approximately 12,000 bal-
lots were cast. Mayor Ron
Wood, at 4,967, got almost
double the number of votes of
his closest competitor, Russ

: er councillor Liz
s edged out of the
race by 1,000 votes.

Though automated vote
counting machines were used
at voting places, there is some
question as to whether they
will be available for the next
election in 2002. West
Vancouver __ leases the
machines from Winnipeg,
which is planning its own
election for 2002.

Municipal clerk Margaret

wick said many of the

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Vancouver area have pur-
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