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A final bow for this family of sisters and their spouses. They are the driving force behind this wonderful event. From left: Marina Dreszach, Ross Henderson, Diane Dreszach and Elaine Henderson.

George Sutherland (from left), Natalie Dunbar and Stephen Bradner sipped wine in the foyer as the Vino Novello was uncorked.

Big, cuddly Jimmy Romano and his beautiful wife Lori are truly glamorous. Jim's known for his cuban cigars.

Dana Sartor and husband Fabio (at left) joined North Shore residents Kathleen Widdows and her husband Rob for the weekend.

The very dapper Antonio Corsi, of Quattro restaurant fame, knows his Italian wines. His newest restaurant, Gusto di Quattro just opened at the foot on Lonsdale.

Peggy and Stuart Sinclair have good reason to smile. Peggy is due to give birth to their second child sometime next spring.

Dr. James Carter is a nephrologist. He got a kiss from Sunnyhill VP Cindi Coleman (left) and Sunnyhill president Faye Wightman.

The Frosch family always holds a bit of a reunion at Vino Novello. Here, daughter Barbara celebrates with her parents, Hilda and Jim Staniland, who have been married for 66 years.

The North Shore's own Michella Frosch (centre) attended the event with Christa Frosch (left) and Trina Felker.

Magician/comedian Rod Boss entertained the crowd with his tricks.

Lianne and Rex Panther, of North Van's Brougham Interiors, were looking good in Giorgio.

David Cottrell was all smiles during dessert as he flirted with wife Debbi (left) and her friend Lianne Stuart.

A $20 bill bought you a Vino t-shirt. Carly Sidgwick (left) and Karla Webster collected the dough.

John MacPhail, of Yorkton Securities, toasted the occasion with a smile.

No, hospital board member Dee Sutherland wasn't drafted by the Canucks in 1999, but she is now the owner of one of the Sedin brother's first jerseys.