12 - North Shore News -- Friday. December 22, 2000

=== BRIGHT LIGHTS

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traved ter Mantouser to tae parctin tied fanaa bal (ta Dee 1,

atthe Hotel Vancouver the Paste Balicosan was teaitirmed as
the Vanceuser Fade Os hestrs took te the staye ara the chaners
took te the Teor in ther fest gasvn. cniier dations aad helts. fr
wars really quite i beaut exend te hehotd Phere was a fanch to
startodtthe eventand thon the cirand Siveh took place ar? pan
After that, dance ss the order of the cvcaing. Eo vete want ayare

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NEWS photo Catherine Barr

Wearing very traditional dress, dance instructor Simon Scott (centre) was proud to be

seen with these beautiful ladies, namely Leslie Dawes (left) and Diana Bondar.
Guest artist Calum

MacKinnon came up from
Washington state to per-
form live with the ‘
Vancouver Fiddie ™ : - .
Orchestra. The gals decided to do away. with the traditional white
dress and tartan sash and go for the giam. Looking good
was (from ieft) Imelda Beesley, Helen Huges, Mary
Kempton and Pat Johnson. 7

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Sometimes you just have to sit out a dance or two and
take a break like Catherine Zuest (left) and Sally Toft.

He is.her handsome bon- :| ; j ‘a RK ea A ; : ' °
nie highland faddis. irene [oz Sane ae : gah a Chairman Liz Sieiker and
and Tom Money enjoyed eee ; a oa ® her husband John had
the evening thoroughly. : erecince : : i good reason to be. proud.
The event was a huge
success. : a ; oo
, , “They are truly an inspiration. Rev. Jim Smith and his:
lovely lady Elizabeth Breuer were dancing up a storm.
They may not have met on “The Lea-Rig”, but I'm sure :

teacher coordinator May Louden and her hubby lan
could dance it with ease.

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The ball was a great place . potas : f * tee Scott Macdonald: and ce :

‘for beginners, like Marion : aan A §= Mary Murray posed in |° a AS ;

and Ross Dutcher, tosee Beginners Sandra Richardson (left) and Kay Reitzner front ofthe club’s giant : SEEN -
all kinds of . different were happy to be in the company of a pro, namely Allan — banner. The Scottish flag made the journey.. over. the
dances performed. Blair (centre). . has never looked so good. _ bridge for this special occasion. : —_

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