NEWS photo Cindy
BOS Lindeman of Sapere
Distributors co-hosted the Ban-
nermar party.

Ariadne were berthed at Bailan-
tyne Pier until yesterday when they
sailed for the U.S. ports of San
Francisco and San Diego.

Admiral Peter Woodhead
greeted guests as they skilfully ne-
gotiated the very steep gang-plank
which turned out to be a simple
task for an old navy hand like Ald.
Don Bellamy.

Sen. George Van Roggen chat-
ted with Sen. Ed and Beveriey
Lawson and businessman Joe
Cohen, while Darcy Rezak of the
Vancouver Board of Trade traded
stories with Jean Anderson, presi-
dent of the Sea Festival Society.

1 must say that the polite and at-
tentive officers and young sailors
tooked so dashing in their pristine
white uniforms — especially the
movie-star handsome and gallant
Commander Adrian Jones of the
Ariadne, whose gracious good
Manners more than made up for
their rather rude and prickly press
liaison officer...

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Someone leaving Vancouver is
the perky and attractive TV per-
sonality, Sharol Josephson.
Sharo], who had been hostess on
the West Coast program with
Douglas Miller, is currently the

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co-anchor with Russ Froese on
"VU’s nightly newscast.

She and Douglas have been tap-
ped to once again host the
Children’s Miracle Telethon June 2
and 3 on CKVU.

The surprise is that she is going
to be leaving her position at the
television station at the beginning
of August to go with her husband,
Neil, to assist him in running a Bi-
ble College in Prince Albert,
Saskatchewan, where he has just
been appointed the college presi-
dent.

The Joseptisons and their two
sons are excited at the prospect,
but a bit saddened to leave the
temperate climate of the coast and
their newly-purchased West Coast
home...

Happy Sist birthday to the
venerable Hotel Vancouver!

Last Thursday they held a gala
sold-out Tea Dance in the hotel
Ballroom to mark the occasion.

The night before, Executive
Chef Elio Guarnori introduced his
new Taste of Louisiana menu to a
select dinner group in four dif-
ferent settings — in the sub-base-
ment Laundry Room, in The Grif-
fin, in the exclusive Timber Club
and upstairs at the romantic
Panorama Roof!

The food was superiative and so
was the marvellous music for dan-
cing by Richard Amouzou. And
certainly the very best exercise
after dining!

His musical menu includes
everything from Julio Iglesias to
exhilarating Johann Strauss
waltzes (CKVU’s Dave Abbott is a
superb waltzer!), while BCTV’s
Norm Grohmann performed some
remarkable tangos! It was a very
congenial evening! ... Cheers!

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