Joy
Metcalfe

JOY TELLS ALL

THIS COULD definitely be
considered a ‘‘boo-ray’’
story because it’s true that
CKNW’s talented broad-
caster, jovial Terry Moore
is leaving the Top Dog and
his home in West Van.

He’s going off to Calgary to
radio station CHQR. He just
signed the contract last week.

Coincidentally Ramona and
Terry had just sold their Lions
Bay home two weeks earlier and
were just starting to scout around

for. a new home. They hadn’t —

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on the Calgary airwaves on Feb.
24 on the afternoon show! Lucky
Calgary!

They'll get a guy who can
discuss world affairs, national
problems, provincial unrest — and
tell you how to take the red wine
stain out of your white carpet plus
entertain you with an operatic aria
all at the same time.

There is not another openline
radio host that we have in town
who has that kind of claim to
fame! Terry is the most versatile
broadcaster around and the most
cheerful! Though he’ll work oui
of Calgary, he'll still service his
clients and do his endorsements
and remotes here.

He'll also be missed down at
the Pan Pacific Health Spa where
he always performed his daily
workouts. We certainly do wish
him and Ramona all the very,
very best!...

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All the best, too, to Amanda
Hansen and her Man in Motion
husband, Rick Hansen, on the
birth of their second tittle daugh-
ter! Though she was six weeks
early, little five-pound, four-oz.
Alana Hansen is doing very well
in her incubator at Grace Hospi-
tal. She’ be a new little playmate
for big sister, Emma, who'll be
two in April! Congratulations!

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While our Terry’s leaving town,
the award-winning singer-com-

WV SINGER Paut Janz (left) and Terry David Mulligan have just
returned.from Brazil where they filmed a TV speciel.

counted on moving that far away
though!

While it’s a tremendous up-
heavai for the family to pick up
and. move to Cowtown, it’s a
great opportunity for Terry, who
actually went to school there and
had worked in the communica-
tions business. The good part of
the move is that he’ll be in on the
launch of talk show radio on
-CHQR.

He departs on Feb. 3 and starts

poser, Paul Janz and West Van-
couver’s muiti-media personality,
Terry David Mulligan, have just
arrived back from an 11-day trip
to Brazil. They were in Brazil
filming a TV special .called Trou-
ble in’ Paradise. The TV special
was to promote World Vision’s
annual fundraiser, The 30-Hour
Famine.

During their Brazilian trip, Paul
and TDM visited projects spon-
sored by the relief and develop-

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YULANDA FARIS

ment agency and they noted the
vast differences between the rich
and poor people. They found the
tour exhilarating and at the same
time terribly depressing.

They went from Rio to Recife
to Fort Alesa to the capital,
Brasilia, to the famed Amazon
River.

Despite the fact that World Vi-
sion has 400 projects going on
there, seven million children make
their living on the streets while
seven out of 10 Brazilians live in
dire poverty.

It’s hard for us to imagine the
deplorable conditions of decay
and degradation. The benefit, The
39-Hour Famine, is to raise funds
and awareness to help these peo-
ple and it takes place on Feb. 21
and 22.

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Last Friday night there was the
black-tie, costumed gala dinner
dance and auction called Feria de
Sevilla. This was the third annual
Razmatazz fundraiser for the St.
Paul’s Hospital Foundation.

And the sold-out crowd of 457
guests were positively swimming in
tons of black lace and red roses.

‘The evening began on a high note

at Michael Kaiie’s Waterfront
Centre Hotel with a unique tapas
reception and followed by a delec-
table repast. Once again the Raz-
matazz chairman was the indefat-
igable Yulanda Faris, who seems
to have the knack of making
everything work like a charm.
Besides the dynamic Yulanda and
her husband, Mo, other. North
Shore high frofile guests happily

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CONGRATULATIONS TO fick Hansen and wife Amanda on the
birth of their second daughter, Alana.

cha-cha-cha-ing the night away
were the senior vice president of
the Teck Corporation, David
Thompson and his wife, Gail;
handsome lawyer John Laxton
and his wife, Valerie; the Zajac
Foundation’s Mike and Leslie
Rogers; David and Liz Ker; the
Beachside Cafe’s pert Janet
McGuire and the head of Leves-
que Beaubien, John Weison; pop-
interior designer George
Kolias; Howard and Colleen
Nemtin; Ann and Craig Sturrock;
and Robert and Caroline Mason,
who were the lucky winners of the
best costume prize.

But the most determined guest
at the function had to be the
Piasitr Dome president Tony
Petrina.

Just before the gala, he had
been a patient at Lions Gate Hos-
pital and then literally checked

-himself out for the evening to at-

tend the event. Then he checked
himself back into LGH after the
do ended for a few more days of
recuperation...
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The National Advertising
Benevolent Society will host vheir

JOHN LAXTON

annual NABS Ball at 86 Street on
Feb. 6. This year’s theme is coun-
try and western with Tex-Mex
grits, a mechanical bull and. live
music by Bing Armstrong and the
Lonesome Steve Band. Dress is
Wild West and tickets are $30.

The proceeds go to assist people
in all areas of the communications
industry who have fallen on hard
times ... Cheers!

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