Thanks to all our hardworking members and Soroptimists who made this evening such a fun evening of dancing, great food and drink, fabulous decor and great company! Proceeds go to hospice at St. Joseph's Hospital for equipment as well as to Stepping Stones Recovery House for Women and to Comox Valley Transition Society for Lilli House. Our many generous sponsors and providers include Jean Violette (diamond and ruby ring), Rosalie Crofford (gorgeous three-strand pearl necklace), Chef David Larsen (creativity and flair in menu planning and preparation — all donated), Steve Elliott (the best “Elvis” around), Hadda Elliott (technical support), Art Knapp’s ( decorative planters), Home Depot (tropical plants), Thrifty Foods ($100 food certificates), Highland Secondary and G.P. Vanier work experience co-ordinators and student volunteers (hospitality and service), Kathy Gordon (Elvis memorabilia-finder extraordinaire), Royston Roasting Company (coffee and door prizes), Dr. Kennedy and Jan of Mosaic Vision Care (certificate for Elvis-type shades and services), Surgenor Brewery (draft beer), Don McRae and Arizona Gift Shop (ticket outlets), Industrial Plastics (lighted Vegas palm tree), Mike at Speed-Pro Signs, and the Golden Retriever Club of B.C (Treasure Box and keys). Most of all, thanks to our loyal Elvis fans and supporters of the good works and mission of Soroptimist International of Courtenay. See you next year!Thank you to Comox Valley home builder Brandon Little and his team at Brando Construction. We have lived in our Brando home now for one year and, in the rare instances where there have been concerns, they have been dealt with quickly, professionally and to our 100-per-cent satisfaction. Brandon even stopped by to give us a Christmas card! We love our Brando home in Lancaster Heights and would highly recommend this company to anyone in the market for a new home.The Black Swan Fiddlers want to thank all those who supported our fiddling efforts to raise funds for the Japanese earthquake victims. We were successful in raising $306 for the Japanese Red Cross. If you missed us at the Zocalo Café, then you can hear us again this Saturday at the Farmers’ Market. Music starts at 9:30 a.m. People still have an opportunity to donate to the Japanese earthquake victims at the “Red Cross For Japan Fundraiser” at the Courtenay Legion on Friday April 8. Our own Comox Valley Fiddlejam plays from 3:45 - 4:15.