=== BRIGHT LIGHTS
W. Van seniors get in the mood te swing

NEWS photos Catherine Barr

Allthe gals were busy fighting over Fred Titcomb who has dedicaied the better part of
the last 20 years te the seniors’ centre. Staff members Greta Mitchell (left) and Shelley
Brown captured him for a quick kiss.

These twins didn't have
time to dance. They were
too busy helping serve all
the food and goodies.
Diana Poon (left) and
Linda Poon are both
Grade 12 students at West
Vancouver Secondary.

6ill and Shirley Friend
love a latin beat. So any-
time the band played
something South
American, they were on
the floor.

“What a great band,” said Tom Galloway and Melba
Weber. They spent most of their night on the dance floor.

It was dancing for some, but work for others. Behind the
scenes these boys were busy washing hundreds of dish-
es and cleaning plates. From left: Wilson Huang, Mark
Evanshen and Alexander Evanshen.

Nancy Hesketh (ieft) and Sheila Landrigan were all
wrapped up in their tickets. They were in charge of sell-
ing refreshments and handling all the money.

Sue and Bill Burroughs
just got back from a
romantic cruise aboard the
Viking Serenade. They
moved to West Vancouver
three years ago and just
love it here.

A happy belated 89th
birthday to West
Vancouver’s handsome
John Rennie. He and
Fran McKenzie have
been friends for years.

Usually Gladys Lee, seen
here with husband
Robert, is behind the cam-
era shooting photos for
Vancouver Lifestyles mag-
azine. But this night we
finally got her to say
“cheese.”

SHHHHH .. os a tug secret. Or at least it’s supposed to be.
After all, senor ciazens arent alowed to have tun. Thevre sup:
posed to be old and boring. Weil, too date, vour secret is out
because last Saturday night, the West Vancouver Seniors’
Centre was a jumping joint. Howas the [7th Annual Swingtime
Dance and eservbody was tin the mood.” The dance tloor was
full and the tunes were non-stop. All the ladies’ dance cards
were full as there was lots of handsome gentlemen to choose
from. Edon’t knew about you, but Pm already looking forward
to Next year.

These bartenders were in charge of all the best refresh-
ments. Who says all the fun was on the dance floor. From
left: #an Loudon, Barb Wagner and Stan Harris.

Jim Nightingale and Jean Fraser were busy dancing in
the dark as the band played everything from latu) to boo-
gie and swing.

They were the talk of the town. ‘The 17-piece swing band
The Milleraires had everyone on their toes and space on
the dance floor was at a premium.

Big Carl Marosits (centre) stands about 64", He found
himself in an envious position between sisters Valerie
Sommerville (left) and Susan Bamford. Susan traveled
from Duncan to be here for the dance.

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