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MISS NORTH Shore Princess Jody Morriss models a black Alfred
Angelo evening dress at the Bayshore Brunch Fashion Show last Sunday.
Many of the models at the show are candidates for the Miss Teen Van-
couver and Lower Mainland title. The pageant will be held at Centennial

Theatre tomorrow night.

Fashions on parade

FEB. 8-Fashion designers Martha
Sturdy and Catherine Regehr offer
a background look into the fashion
design process in connection with
Design Vancouver Week. Fantasy
and Fashion design will be held in
Lecture Hall 6, Woodward Build-
ing, 2194 Health Sciences Mall,
UBC. Fee: $10. For registration
information phone 222-5273.

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FEB. 8-18-‘‘Junque Jewelry” is a
juried exhibition and sale of
wearable art creations. Held at
Imagination Market, 528 Powell
Street, the exhibition is open from

11 a.m to 5S p.m. every day and
until 9 p.m. Thursday. Also iri-
cludes an adult studio workshop
and a drop-in family workshop.
For registration and information
call 253-1033.

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FEB. 10 & 17-Capilano College
and the Western Canadian Design-
ers and Fashion Association is
presenting The Business of Fash-
ion, a series of seminars promoting
Design Vancouver Week. The sem-
inars are scheduled for Feb. 10, 13,
15 and 17. For details call
WCDFA at 689-7677.

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F’SHION

Miss Teen candidates ready for big night

AFTER A jam-packed January
replete with 30 hours of pageant
night rehearsals and = modelling
classes, not to mention a fashion
show conducted under the scrutiny
of six judges, the 24 candidates for
Miss Teen Vancouver and Lower
Mainland are ready for the Big
Night.

By ELIZABETH COLLINGS

News Reparter

One ftucky teenager will be
crowned tomorrow night at Cen-
tennial Theatre, earning a ticket to
the Miss Teen Canada pageant in
Toronto set for March 5.

“This is a big ticket, really
quite, quite important. {t's a big
step,"* said Gertie Todd.

During her ten years as Van-
couver teen pageant coordinator,
Todd has honed pageants into an
evening of entertainment,

Mondas’s two-hour show will
kick off with two. sets of
choreographed dance and song,
called Taking You tnto the Year
2000. The candidates will be ac-
companied by the Soldiers of Light
14-piece orchestra,

The candidates, ranging in age
from 4 to 17 vears old, will also
perform lip) sync) numbers in
groups and address the audience
with a speech abour themselves.

The evening will be emeceed by
deejay Mel Kemmis.

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Numbered among the candidates
are seven North Shore girls, in-
cluding Balmoral students Sarah
Vipond and Saba Stinson, Wind-
sor students Julie Rolin, Michelle
Hutchinson, Laura Ulrich and
Tracy Mavert. and Kahleia Crane,

a Sentinel Secondary student.

Tickets are available at Perfect
Setting, 124 West 16th Street, or at
the door and cost $8 for adults and
$6 for seniors and children. The
Pageant starts at 7 p.m.

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