18 — Sunday, October 13, 1996 — North Shore News

BRIGHTEN

bright
lights

IT was a huge hit!
Congratulations to the
organizers, volunteers and
and guests of the West
Vancouver Foundation's
Unique Evening of
Festivities. The Oct. 9 gala
event was a fundraiser in
support of DARE — the
Drug Abuse Resistance
Education co-project of
West Vancouver School
District 45 and the West
Vancouver Police. Held in
the Park Royal South
Shopping Centre atrium,
the affair included a buffet
dinner, live entertainment
and auctions.
Approximately 450 folks
including media luminaries,
business leaders, police
Officials, artists and philan-
thropists, joined together
for a terrific evening out

ting a very worthy cause. Jennifer Mather.

” i " DASHING COUPLE...

HELPING HANDS...
Volunteer event co-coordi-
nator Sara McGladdery
—~ also known to the com-
munity as a high jumper
with the Canadian
National Team — takes a
brief breather while
preparing for the guests.

West Vancouver Foundation Board Member and DARE
with the proceeds benefit- Fundraising Co-chair, Wendy Lisogar-Cocchia, and, top left to right, BCTV broadcasters Pamela Martin and

Larco Vice-

CHEEK TO CHEEK... North Shore News President Wink Andres escorts wife Ann

Publisher and West Vancouver Foundation Vice _to the fundraising gala.
Chairman Peter Speck enjoys an endearing
moment with wife Mary.

POLITICAL PLEASURES... Coun. Pat Boname and former West

ty ts"

ALLIGATOR ALIGNMENT... Spa at

the Century Co-owner

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POP THE CORK... West Vancouver
Foundation Director Robert Eadie,
left, joins Beach House bartender
Paul Horton in cracking open a bottle
of bubbly.

Karen

MacKinnon checks out a Park

Royal reptile.

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TAKE FIVE... Kassem Aghtai

SHOW TIME... Pandora’s Vox Director Gillian Hunt, left, and —_—srelaxes after enjoying the buffet

Vancouver Mayor Derrick Humphreys praise the fundraising gala. ensemble member Lois Brymer get ready to take to the stage. dinner.