Park Royal mall's Kristy Lowes (from left) and Cindy Allen watched the finals with the NS News' own Tara Lalane.

Now if they only dressed like this everyday. NS News sales team members Sheryl English (left) and Dee Dhaliwal were a hit.

A former West Van mayor and his lady. Kathy Sager was happy to accompany hubby Mark who was also one of the event's MCs.

They're a North Shore family through and through. From left: dad Kevin Pike, son Fraser and mom Margo Gram.

Hey you guys, this is a civilized event. Dressed in leather and carrying a whip, Sue Johnson, of the Fallen Angels team, had West Van Coun. and businessman John Clark all tied up.

A round of applause if you will for the winning team from GardenWorks. Clockwise from front left: Roberta Ward, Bruce Meyers, John Zaplatynsky and Karen Mullin.

Rumour has it they cheated their way past the mayor's team. From left: David Liddell, Coun. Jeannie Ferguson, Coun. Bill Soprovich and municipal manager David Stuart.

Darrell Ert, seen here with wife Deirdre, is always one of the biggest buyers of raffle tickets.

Oh boy, those misbehaving preists and nuns are in trouble again. Peter Kirk-Owen and wife Judy are always having fun.

The croquette tournament would be nowhere without this lady. Debbie Walker shows off the trophy mallet awarded to the winners.

They're all happy to be part of this goodwill "jester". From left: west van library staff members Julia Hedley, Lauren Henderson and Ted Benson.

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Wearing curlers, face cream and nighties were the "pajama party" girls, winners of best costume. From left: Christine Cassidy, Michelle Rockhill, Catherine Pietrobon and Debbie Cameron.

Rev. Lou Rivers is a great entertainer and auctioneer, especially when he invites along his alter ego character "Pierre la Poke".

I just love these guys, and their food. Four Seasons' head chef Fabrice Rossmann (from left) and his team, namely Thomas Figovc, Malcolm Bain and Sunny Cheng, serve only the best.

Jonathan Walker (left) sat next to Pat Lepp as she landed herself a great auction prize - a West Vancouver hiking trail which she'll name after her daughter.