NEWS photo Stuart Davis

BOTH ON the sercen and off, these three local girls seem excited about their expanding opportunities in various
film, TY and modelling projects. Pictured are, left to right, Sarah Chalke, Lisa Caruk and Natasha Chalke.

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1987 - North shore News

THEY OUGHT to be in
pictures — and in fact, they
are in pictures.

By STEPHEN BARRINGTON
Mews Reporter

Three North Vancouver
youngsters, connected through
their work with Ramona
Beauchamp International modell-
ing agency, are making inroads in
the high-pressure world of acting
and modelling, lending a new
meaning to the tern, charismatic
kids.

Seven-year-old Lisa Caruk, a
bionde-haired charmer with a
dazzling smile, began her career
three years ago when she won a
modelling contest hosted by The
Bay.

From there, her credits have
grovn to include a spot in the
Vancouver-filmed movie The Boy
Who Could Fly and the Emmy
award-winning TV show Love is
Never Silent.

Not used to being interviewed,
Caruk handled one of her first

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media encounters with aplomb.
“My whole family was in it,’? she
says matter-of-factly of a part in
The Boy Who Could Fly. ‘My
whole family was walking along
grass in that.”

Caruk has no favorite movie
star, but her favorite pop star is
Madonna. ‘‘She has actually done
a (musical) impersonation of her,’’
said mom Christa Caruk.

With stars in her eyes, Lisa
knows what she wants. “I want to
g0 to Hollywood and be in the
movies."’ says the three-year
veteran of the modelling industry.

Pizza lovers on the North Shore
have likely seen 10-year-old Sarah
Chalke in a promotional brochure
for a focal eatery. “7 wasn't too
nervous but FT wasn't that calm
either,’” the Cleveland Elementary
School student confesses easily.

Part of a family of four in the
advertisement, the local youth had
the tasty task of eating pizza while
a photographer snapped — and the
pizza was good.

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