BRIGHT LIGHTS

MORE THAN 3,200 athletes
hailing from 66 nations will
compete in the XV
Commonwealth Games. The
financial assistance and
encouragement they receive
from supporters such as the
North Vancouver Chamber of
Commerce gets them there.
Athletes with disabilites will
participate for the first time.

BRIAN FREESTONE of
Enterprise West Promotions
joins the NEWS’ Shelley
Williams and Peter
Kvarnsirom (photo teft) while
ICBC’S Bill Heese (photo
right) and wife Linda took in
the soiree at the ICBC table.

PAST PRESIDENT of North
Vancouver Chamber of
Commerce Graham Reid and
wife Lorna Reid (photo left)
attended the afiair as did
(photo right) Kirby
Cammunications’ Jacqueline
Kirby and Compu Cable
Communications’ Jim
Jackson.

THE NORTH Vancouver
Chamber of Commerce spon-
sored last Friday's
Celebration '94 — Sweetheart
Ball at the Internationa) Plaza.
The event, dubbed “Adopt an
Athlete,” raised money for
participants to go to
Victoria's Commonwealth
Games in August. Pictured
here are (L-R) treasurer Bill
Heese, manager Judy
Ainsworth, past presidents
Graham Reid and Naomi
Yamamoto, president elect
Sadru Mitha, [CBC PR person
Darlene Hyde and president
John Lakes.

AMONG THE supporters
pitching in te help out the
“Adopt an Athlete" benefit
for the ‘94 Commonwealth
Games were (L-R) Chamber
of Commerce president
elect Sadru Mitha, Gulshan
Mitha, Walter Thoma and
his wife Kirsten, all of them
of Sussex Realty.