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*BIG* Congratulations to the "Fast Fairies" for winning first prize for best the costume. Captain Ed Van Unen (in front) and his motley crew were busy throwing fake money everywhere.
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He's a real smooth talker. Clay St. Thomas, from JR Country's radio station, was also the event's emcee.
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These Keystone cops call themselves "The Bobby Squad". From left: Angela Kirk, Jayne Doherty, Jackie Wonnacott, Kelly Carter.
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The "Just In Mime" team members were all sign language interpreters. They were joined by Andrea Robinson (bottom left), event coordinator, for a photo.
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Sabia Davies (left) and Barbara Rodger deserve a lot of credit for all of their hard work as event organizers.
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Cynthia Wilson (left), Julie Shaw (centre) and Laurel Dickson were part of the "Runaway Brides" team and were finalists in the costume category.
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"Mighty Mice" Lynn Blair (left), Bernard McKenna (centre) and wife Karen McKenna were all ears when the prize draws started.
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Viewer discretion advised, this photo contains scenes of nudity. From left:
Lynne Ford, Annely Greene, Corinne Jensen and Mary Wilson were
the "Bare Naked Ladies".
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E=mc2 was the formula for success. Kim Teeple (left), Judy Carlson and the rest of their team were also finalists for "best costume".
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The "Fashion Police" were out in full force. From left: Michelle Starr, Alexis Conlinn and Sabine Cruickshank.
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The News' own Sharon Cocomile (left), Eric Soltys (centre) and Deana Lancaster had a hard time keeping their clothes on. As the "News Flashers", they just had to grin and bear it.
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These rookies ain't no bimbos ya know. Carol MacKay (front), Cindy Lou Fawcett (centre) and Karen McDonald (back) were the "Bosom Buddies".
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*hold* From left: Roberta Hudson, Debbie Mulligan and Carol Noble.
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*hold* WANTED: for harrassing the public for photos. If spotted, run for your life.
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