~

SSS EY
GIRLS SOUGHT AGED 74-
—attie SOUGH

Search for
Miiss Teen
is launched

THE NORTH Shore's doyen of
Pageantiand is at jt again, trying to
drum up candidates.

By ELIZABETH COLLINGS
News Reporter

This time the indefatigable Ger-
tie _ Todd is looking for young

cen Vancouver and Lower

Mainland Pageant bouked for Feb.

3 at North Vancouver’s Centennial

Theatre. This is the tenth Miss

Teen Vanconver Pageant Todd has
led.

However, Todd is optimistic
she’lt get 20 to 30 candidates tg

To qualify as g Candidate the
girls must not have reached 18
years of age by March 19, 1990,
also be full-time stu-

“We want somebody that’s got

- good marks — an all-round type

ef teenager, that’s what we're
looking for,” Todd Says.

Once accepted the candidates
will have a busy schedule leading
up tO pageant hight when Miss

Thursday with choreographer
Jocelyn Ireland.

Jan. 28 the Girls will be Strutting
their stuff at the Bayshore during a

ting stoze and Sassy and Elegant
lingerie. .

This action-packed month cul-
minates in Pageant night where the
candidates will kick off the show

- With some Song and dance,

Then each candidate will lip-
SYNC a song of their choice before
the judges. Todd Says this year. the

Master of ceremonies for the
evening will be KISS FM deejay
Met Kemmis, and the Soldiers of
Light 14-piece orchestra will pro-
vide rnusical accompaniment,

Sitting on the panel of esteemed
judges will be Vancouver fashion
designer and head judge Linda
Jehn, Rob Haynes cf Haynes Tal-
ert Management, Bea Leinback of
Kits Showboat Production, Modea
Models administrator Chery! Haag
and former Miss Teen Canada
1972, Laurie Rowe.

The winner of Miss Teen Van-
couver and Lower Mainland will
be winging her way to Toronto

a TIME TY REMENBIR:
: TOVE THE GIFT GF UpE

carly March for the Miss Teen
Canada,

“Every girl Pye sent to Toronto
has come back and been totally,
absolutely sioy”” (Tadd is miomen-
tarily Speechless) “Money can’t
buy that!

Tickets for the Miss Teen Van-
couver and Lower Mainland Pag-
€ant are available at Perfect Sei.
ting, 124 West 16th Street in North
Vancouver or from the candidates,
Tickets cost $8 for adults and $6
for seniors and children,

The deadline for candidate ap.

990.

SSS Maat dy dared

SEER IN

BS

A festive casis in the midst

Holiday panic setting in,
You're Organized, but life can
only get more hectic. Whether
it’s an intimate Setting or a

isterous family gathering,
Lonsdale Quay marker has all
the ingredients you'll need rhis
holiday season.

Bring your gift of
non-perishable food
or cash to the
Christmas Bureau
Tree at the
International Food
Court...and see
the holiday spirit grow!

Holiday Shopping Hours

NORTH VANCOUVE
at Issi year’s
Vancouver for 1990 will be

T

SU

"S Gertie Toda congratulates
Pageant while holding a picture a

a

!
want
Wie

15 ~ Sunday, December 17, 1989 -

" : " NEWS photo
Miss Teen Vancouver and Lower Mainland Tina Keshavji
outgoing Miss Teen Vancouver Kay Kromidas. Miss Teen
crowned February 5 a1 the Centennial Theatre. :

North Shore News

ee ue WED THU FRI GAT)

N MON

1Sithe

ra

THE

of the holiday storm.

We're open fate! 9.30 a.m.—9:00 p.m.

Monday, December IH to
Saturday, December 23

(excluding Saturday. December 16

and Sunday, December | 7).

For information phone: 985-626!
¥ . ¥

a ig

: t » Be

co K
ge

& m

Pe @

——4
30

it_¢ Malls

-,