t2 ~ North Shore News — Sunday. January 2. 2000

——~-—= BRIGHT LIGHTS =

arty plans predicted for the New Year

NEWS photos Catherine Barr

Bring on the house parties, said Vicki Passmore (left), Hailey Wenn (centre) and
Jessica Orpen, all of whom were planning a sparkling, glittering glamorous get togeth-

er with friends.

Stuart Silcox (left) had his tickets in hand and was head-
ing to see KISS in concert while Owen Richman was
staying close to home and his friends.

Brian Dixon says he's not
afraid of Y2K, but just in
case, he said he planned
to stay close to home with
his stove and lantern.

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Boe Irvani (left) had a
Whistler destination in
mind for his party plans
while Sam Torlic was
heading for the border and
a little place called
Portland.

HAPPY New Your evervene! Looks fike we al made it chrough:
the YIR doweters and ceervthing pe pte uv
shoukd be So wus this sear's celebranon bravest and best of
the mlleantany Or will the haters books record ttas one of the
ston erent cer Pilking te rofks on the North Shore,
me was dooking torwand to the big night, but trends,
family and staving close to home seemed to be the norm instead
ot biz parties at hotels and restaurant hes to evervone
tor the New Year and may the vear 2000 erie vou health and
happiness

Michelle Summers (left) was getting together with
friends to watch movies and play some video games
while friend Sarah Alexander was heading out to a nice
restaurant with her family.

Anice house party with family \ was what Zeina Awada (left) Rlamak Toofanian (centre)
and Danielle Ferster had in mind.

Melita Martell is going to be extra excited
this new year, she’s off to Toronto later
this month te see her new granddaughter
who was born on Christmas Day.

Hengameh Asdaghi knows she'll be
safely back on the ground in Edmonton
today after her New Year's Eve flight to
see family and loved ones.

These gals couldn't wait to party at Ashley Drew's (centre front) house. Clockwise from
left: Danica Drummond, Kristin Leahy, Myrena Woodman and Savanah Johnston.

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