Rotary Oscars Night

Rotary Oscars Night

AND the Oscar goes to . . . West Vancouver Sunrise Rotary. There wasn't an empty seat in the house at Hollyburn Country Club last Sunday night as the West Vancouver Sunrise Rotary packed the place for their first annual Oscars night party. Glitz and glamour were all the rage as tuxedos and gowns, boas and bow ties were the rule. Host Red Robinson kept the evening lively during commercial breaks as guests watched the awards on huge big screen projection systems. Everyone got a chance to bid on some fabulous auction items and to play along with the awards ceremony by guessing their favourites. An award winning evening for sure.

	Host Red Robinson, seen here with wife Carol, is no stranger to show business, he's been a favourite for over 40 years now.
	West Vancouver Coun. Ken Haycock and his wife Sheila Tripp had great seats right in front of one of the big screens.
	The evening was a big success thanks to these Rotary members and volunteers. From left: Bruce Hewson, Peter Atlay, Michele Ridert and Sally Day.
	Standing in front of one of the giant Oscar statues were volunteers Geordie Roberts and Estelle Human.
	Rotary functions are always for a good cause as Klaus Rudert (from left), Blair MacLean and Mary Rose could tell you.
	NS News classified manager Val Stevenson (left) looked great in basic black while Dina Zeitler took home the prize for "most glamorous" in her gold Marilyn Monroe outfit.
	West Van's own Scottish butcher, Peter Black (left), and Park Royal's own Rick Amantea both looked very dapper.
	These lady Rotarians were more than pleased with the turnout. From left: Tamara de Grandmaison and Janice Bosley.
	Giving us an "Almost Famous" look, Colin Pew and Marg Warkentin struck a pose.
	Get a load of those red glasses. Frank Pew and his sister-in-law Denise Pew got into the spirit of the night.
	Rooting for "A Beautiful Mind" were Laurie Smith (from left), husband Doug (back), Kelly Wolfe and husband Greg.
	Just had to let you see how good the West Van school board gang looked when all dressed up. From left: Mary Fawley, Doug Player, Maureen Smiley and Geoff Jopson.
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	Emerson Short and wife Fran didn't mind posing for a big hollywod embrace.
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	Sunrise Rotary president and his members truly deserved an Oscar of their own for such a great event.

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