Is there a simple way to use ‘find -ls’ without showing username/group?

I’m writing an audit trail on a release note.

Currently I’m finding to-be-released items before the deploy and screenshot them.

I use command below:

find -ls | grep item001.class;find -ls | grep item002.class;find -ls | grep item003.class; … etc

The thing is that I don’t want unnecessary username and group shown, so I tried this:

find -ls | grep item001.class | awk '{$5=$6=""; print $0}';find -ls | grep item002.class | awk '{$5=$6=""; print $0}';

It does the job, but it removes the highlights of the filenames and the command line becomes too messy for other people.

Question :
Is there a better way to replicate ls -gG results with find command?