NORTH Shore
Counselling, Centre turns
back the clock Saturday
when it hosts The Beat
Goes On.

Organizers of the titth annu-
al fundraiser are encouraging

guests to don retro attire for the
event, to be held in the grand
ballrooin of the Westin Rayshe we
m Vancouver. Deejay Brace
Bissell wall spins tunes from: the
“BOs through the “80s,

Ne event's retro. theme
takes the pressure off black-tie

dressing and puts the tun: back
ing, says the event's
publicity chairman Fdith Kon.

“Dressing up is optional, of

coune Butt vou dress up veu
hive more fun.” said) Kon.
Pare soe aay aut
Some people wear authentic

(vintage ) dresses trom their aun
he’s ate. Others just make a big

ke about it, Evervone has a
really wood ume.”

Past vear’s event attracted
400 guests and raised: $04,000
for the coumelling centre,
according te fundraising coordi
nator Patneia Smith, This vear,

Sunday, September 27, 1998 — North Shore News ~ 27

undraising fun turns back the clock

funds for services, the event acts

as a get together tor members of!

the North Shore community,
she added

“qt orealk isa party.
hvervbody knows everybody
and they just have 9 ball.”

The Beat Goes On starts 106
pam. with ¢
dinner and dan
live auctions. “Fickets are S100
Per person and are available by
calling Andrea Kiss at 926-5495.
— Layne Chrigensen

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organizers are hoping to raise at
ieast that: amount. All profits
generated through fundrais
are used to provide subsidized
counselling for families and indi-
viduals.

About 40 volunteers have
been working since January to
coordinate the Beat Goes On,
said Smith. In addition to raising

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THE Beat Goes On's public relations coordinator Edith Kon is joined by event co-
chairman Joanne Unruh and corporate sponsor representatives David Unruh,
senior vice-president of Westcoast Energy Inc., Barrie Moore, chairman of Watson
Gloves, and Richard Ramey, area manager of the Royal Bank.

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