14 - Wednesday. October 8, 1997

West Van's Jean Orr, a
representative from the
Vancouver Ballet Society,
holds up a pair of shoes
from the Moscow Ballet.

Lynne Pruner is having a
lovely time.

Tasha Henderson shares
a shy smile.

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Karen Kain tans crowded into the Queen Rhvaberh Theatre
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North Shore tans who were more than happy te cross the
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adorned wits floral bosguets tor Camida’s prima |
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tuning evening celebrated the tinal chapter ina brihant perfor
mance career and mavbe even ignited the dreams of some

young ballet hopefuls.

Elizabeth Leitch, daughter of North
Shore Studios vice president Peter
Leitch, peeks out from her program.

Dona Commons is joined
by daughter Kate Quattrin
and granddaughters Rose
Quattrin, left, and Emily
Quattrin.

Aspiring ballerina
Katherine Broste arrives
with a bouquet for Karen
Kain.

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BRIGHT LIGHTS

Bidding ballet’s Karen Kain a

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David Berner
takes in the performance.

A s
Maranda Wong relaxes
during intermission.

Amy Wafliace, left, and Sylvia Sinclairc are on hand ‘o inform people about
the Vancouver Ballet Society.

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NEWS photos Ann Hamilton

Wendy Langfietd sends a warm hello to her sister Carol Hi
in West Van -- as does mom Irene Tsuyuki — curing I
the evening's historic performance.

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Dancer Andrea Ethridge is looking forward to p
ing Karen Kain with a farewell bouquet.

Sue MacDonald-Kerr relaxes during
intermission.