10 — Sunday, February 23, 1997 — North Shore News

BRIGHTUGHTS
Hearts in right place at Valentine's Day

TY was a heart-felt night. The North Shore Beta Sigma Phi, a non:
profit international soci, cultural and service organization, held a
Valentine's dinner aud dance called Reflections of Love on
Saturday, Feb. 15, at the Interaational Plaza in North Vancouver.
Valentines abounded as sweethearts — many of the married va
— swept into the *do™ for a joy iine time. Abour 200 ¢
attended the party, which included a cocktail reception followed by
a banquet dinner, speeches, presentation of 12 chapter queens,
silent auction, rattle draw and dance Fun stuff. For information
about Beta Sigma Phi call 987-6509,

SURPRISE]... Karen
Brockelmann is surprised
by the Bright Lights lens.

NE'NVS photas Ann Hamilton

ARRIVALS... Larry and Jeanette Terrace arrive at the
International Plaza and are ready to jive the night away.

CUDDLE UP... Linda Hagenson gives
hubby Nels a nug.

MATTERS OF THE HEART... Jeff Woodhall

is ready to dance with his wife Doreen. i ot .
BANQUET BOUND...
Shannon Magnuson
heads into the banquet.

ROYAL TIMES...
Chapter Queen Vi
Dillon, above, is
accompanied by her
hubby “King” Pat.

HAVING FUN... Ailan Nicol joins wife Jean for a fun ; ; . _ o
evening of dinner, dancing and warm conversation atthe & a i g e oye .
Beta Sigma Phi Refiactions of Love Ball. _ Gee, : hi. Ras 6 HELPING HANDS... Event co-chair Joan Morrison and
* ; “ ——— : husband Dan head into the decorated banquet room.
: FRIENDLY FACE ... Event
co-chair Carole Clarke
extends a warm greeting.

REGAL REFLEC-
TIONS... Chapter
Queen Alix Smedmari
says hello.

HELLO THERE’... president
TICKET TAKER... On of Beta Sigma Phi city coun-

VERY COOL... Dan a | ON) the ticket deskis Gerry cil Inabeth Armitage greets FRIENDLY FACES... Mary Chenier and Joan Skipper
Dsinkwater says “cheers.” : d Bates, left. some friends. weicome the organization members and their guests.

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