12 — Sunday. September 19, 1999 — North Shore News

bright
lights

Vicki Bakich (right) was explaining the benefits of soy

protein to Brenda Douglas.

Bonita Hartung (from left), and Alanna Lane were quite
taken with the handcrafted cedar boxes displayed at
Wary Tasi's Sky Serpent Studio Art Images table.

Farida Mawji (right) was just one of many interested in
Julia Baker's custom made gold and silver jewelry.

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> oo BRIGHT TIGHTS. oo
Network’s Fall Fair offered friend!

THE West Vancouver Women’s Network (WVWN 5 is now more
than LO years oki. There are now approximately SO members,
gular monthly meetings attract a dot af guests too,
ssdav night at Hollybura Country Club saw mes
nt aspects of their business at the WVW
; a guest
(ood irradiation is the neat topic) or a fashion show,
an opportunity te conduct business, but there's no hus
te to tie evening. fast dow-key fun, friendsiip and mutual sap
port, Contact Linda Metealte at 920 2001 tor mtormation.

Maria Kotrly (left) and
Janet Merth enjoyed the
sample of excellent ice
wine supplied by West
Van's popular ti Vino wine-
makers.

Linda Paterson of North
Vancouver's Thistledown
Floral Designs takes great
pride in presenting as nat-
ural a product as possible.

NEWS photos Martin Muterchip

The friendly eyecutive of The West Vancouver Women's
Network is (from left): Brenda Douglas, Karenn Bailey,
Kristina Egyed, Lorenza Gallia, Mary T. Bailey, Lisette
Waiker, Tricia Carlsen anc Julia Baker. Absent from the
meeting were Marion Enns and Linda Metcalfe.

Bright Lights’ friendly theatre-wiss; dinner companions
were {from teft) Mary Lou Willows, Angela Steininger
and Donna Mihm.

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Checking out a possible winter vacation were (from right)
Anne Melanson and Carol Kestel! with Roseway
Travel’s Naomi Turbovstky.

The Mary Kay gals were (from right): Doris Dungey,
Diana Hamilton and Dolores Fossum.

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Adele Anderson came the
fanhest to attend the trade
fair. She used to own the
Bel Air Cafe on North Van's
waterfront and has new
movnd to a bigger dock on
the Sunshine Coast — Lord
Jim's Resort.

Enjoying Hollyburn
Country Club's buffet were
Debby Brower (left) and
Nona Sims.