WV Civic Dinner - catherine barr

WV Civic Dinner

THERE'S a lot of hard working people behind the scenes when it comes to running a community. Local politicians aside, there's a score of volunteers who dedicate their time and skills to building and maintaining the policies of government. Their input is invaluable when it comes to making decisions and it's something the staff and directors of West Vancouver truly appreciate. In honour of those who spend their time in little meeting rooms, the District of West Vancouver held their annual 2002 Civic Dinner at Gleneagles Golf Club on last Friday, Sep. 13. All the major community movers and shakers were there, just check it out.

	Former WV Mayor Derrick Humphreys, one of the distinguished guests, remains an active voice in the community.
	Russell Hollingsworth (left), seen here with Jack Howard, is a member of the Engineering Advisory Committee.
	WV Chamber of Commerce President Dina Zeitler (left), sat next NS News' Editor Anna Marie D'Angelo.
	Reg and Kay Meek are community pillars who have watched the community grow, donating millions of dollars along the way.
	Kenneth Halliday (left), dined with WV staff member Laura Alonzi and Coun. Victor Durman.
	Helen Carruthers (left), joined her mom Freda Pagani, who sits on the Advisory Planning Commision, and WV planner Laura Lee Richard.
	Library board member Christine Cassidy, seen here with Christopher Sawtell, looked very glam in a beautiful white and pink floral gown.
	A civil engineer by trade, Michael Richardson, seen here with wife Jane, is a first time member of the Engineering Advisory Committee.
	Jill and Michael Evison were happy to attend. Michael is a member of the Official Community Plan Review group.
	WV Mayor Ron Wood donned authentic old-time golfing gear in honour of the golf course's 75th anniversary year. Singer Susanne Nordin entertained guests earlier in the evening.
	A special presentation to retiring Coun. Allan Williams was a highlight of the event. Wife Marjorie had reason to be proud.
	Ghyslaine Gatien came to the dinner with WV director Mehran Avini who bears a striking resemblance to actor Benjamin Bratt.

If you would like a larger copy of any of the above photos, please send an email to cbarr@westvancouver.com (or click below). You must include the name of the event, the date, the names of the individuals in the pictures AND the number code of the picture (just drag your mouse over the photo - it will be something like DCF0001.jpg). Thank you.

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