10 - Friday, October 17, 1997 -- North Shore News

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FANS Night bestows artistic accolades

News award-winning phote journalist Cindy Goodman
attends the reception with hubby/ News page designer

John Goodman.

Vi Roden heads towards

her escort for the evening
— her hut-by Maurice.

Jane Lowery of Destino
Art Galiery in Dundarave,
heads out of the rain and
into the theatre.

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: on, and a ceremonial welcome pertorned by Norman Tait
and his wite Lucinda Turner, myriad five performances, and the
awards presentations accompanied tiv video vignettes of the PANS
; is vear’s awards -- f ful setched sculprures
North Shore’s own Manna Papais and Xwa Lack
- were presented co composer Jean Coulthard,

teers Laman and Arivn Coad.

Nancy Read
the theatre.

Volunteers Linaa Loftus, left, and Pamela Bailey are
hosting the drinks ticket desk.

North Vancouver Arts
Commission Chair Don S.
Williams sips a refresh-
: = ment during the reception.
Donna Kraushaar joins — —e
some friends.

Former
District Mayor
Dykeman arrives on the
scene.

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Murray : a8
Nicole Pockrand

and partner Bruce Gibbons make a
toast to the FANS award winners for 1997.

NEWS photo Ann Hamitton

Congratulations are extended to 1997 FANS award winners: composer Jean
Coulthard, musician Roy Forbes, and puppeteers Luman and Arlyn Coad, pictured

left to right.

Aa :
Maurice Roden, who is

attending FANS with his
wife Vi, says hello.

Norman Tait and his wife Lucinda Turner receive
applause after performing the Portrait Mask Dance,
which helps break the ice during formal situations.
Everyone loved it.

Z Tina Hedman is being
Se treated to a FANS night
out in celebration of her
recent birthday.

North Vancouver Arts
Commission Director of
Cultural Services Lori
Phillips helps out.

Voluniser Victoria Gazley
distributes the evening's
program booklet.

Photographic artist and
publisher Barbara
Bartholomew enjoys the
reception.