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THESE FOUR see how they measure up in preparation for the Most
Eligible Bachelor Auction. Pictured are (back) ex-B.C. Lion Ty Crews,

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Becky Meyer, (front) Dr. Lawson Baird and Barbara Johnson.

FUND-RAISING EVENT
Bachelors auctioned off

ABOUT 1,200 women are expected
to pack the Hyatt Regency Hotel
ballroom Aug. 25 as 30 eligible
bachelors are auctioned off to aid
the Lions Gate Medical Research
Foundation.

Among the bachelors up for
grabs to successful bidders are
athletes, firemen, doctors, lawyers
and businessmen, all of whom
come complete with a fun-filled
date package of activities.

‘“"We have some excellent
packages — one of them is a
weekend in London with one of
our doctors,’’ said research foun-
dation executive vice-president
Valerie Young.

“Another is called Wine and
Roses — (including) a $1,500
shopping spree at Finn's of Ker-
risdale, a weekend in San Fran-
sisco, a trip to wine country and
more.

‘And you should see the
bachelor who goes with this one.’’

One bachelor is former CFL
player Tyrone Crews, a 6°2"
athlete whose date package in-
cludes red roses, dinner and
champagne at the Bayshore Inn
followed by a limousine tour of
Vancouver's hottest nightspots.

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Also joining the roster of
bachelors is doctor Lawson Baird,
33, whose date package includes
white roses, a white limousine ride
to dinner, a horse-drawn carriage
ride to the harbor and a moonlight
cruise and party.

Hostesses Valerie Ambrose and
Liz McKinney of Vancouver radio
station 99.3 The Fox will introduce
the bachelors and their packages,
then the bidding starts.

Tickets to the auction are $30 or
$60, with the $60 ticket allowing
potential bidders a premium table
and the opportunity to attend a
champagne preview with the
bachelors in attendance.

Minimum auction bid is $100,
but organizers expect) many
packages to go much higher than
that, and hope to bring in $75,000
for the charity.

Money raised will go to support
medicai research at Lions Gate
Hospital in a variety of areas, in-
cluding cancer treatment, diabetes
and stroke prevention and recov-
ery.

For ticket information or more
details, call the research founda-
tion at 984-4222 or VTC/CBO at
280-4444,

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