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Brad Ledwidge
BRIGHT LIGHTS

THE NORTH Shore Studios
opened their doors to the gen-
eral public for the first time
last Saturday night as they
hosted the National Adver-tis-
ing Benevoient Society's
(NABS) Grand Ball fundraiser.
There to take in the event
were (clockwise from upper
left):

Tim Nast of Canada Wide
Magazines being a Joker.

North Vancouver residents
Ed Ethier (left) and Jeanne
Mayne (right) ham it up with
NABS volunteer Laura
Stearn

Shirley Temple, er, Rheta
Hutton played innocent ail
night with friend Joan Melia.

utton would only release her
true age to her agent.

Mike Powell, Jan Nablow
and Red Robinson, morning
disc jockey with CISL.

Bob Grainger, Allan
Treleaven and Norm

Grohmann, who was judging
costumes for door prizes (eas-
ier than the weather).

SATURDAY NIGHT at the
movies brought out all kinds,
and as you can tell, was a
photographer’s dream

Subjects at the North
Shore Studios came in all
shapes and sizes as guests
were encouraged to dress up
as their favorite Hollywood
heroes. Starting in the upper
left and moving clockwise:

The past and the present,
the ridiculous and the logical
were represented by
Jonathon Young (Chaplin)
and David Jones (Data).

The Grand Ball was
emceed by CFOX’s morning
crazies larry Hennessey and
Willy Percy (left and second
froin right). Mr. Fox and
Scott Barratt (right) were on
hand to make sure they
didn’t go too far.

Jack and Cindy Simmons
of FM 2-95 show off their
first-prize Alladin costumes.
The couple won the grand
prize, trip for two to Holly-
wood for their efforts.

The Grand Bal! was a fam-
ily affair for Sharon, Neil and
Trisha Soper.

About to experience the
red carpet treatment are
North Shore News reporter
Kevin Gillies (left) and Leah
Kirkham puttin’ on the ritz
with the News’ display adver-
tising manager Peter
Kvarnstrom (right) and his
wife Susan.

Grey Advertising sent two
of their best, dressed for
success. Angela Luterbach,
dressed as Edward
Scissorhands, won the best
“mate” costume. Judge
Norm Grohman wasn't clear
on whether the contestant,
or the costume subject, had
to be male.

Joining Luterbach was
Sharon Mann, also of Grey
Advertising, doing a fine
Elvira.