LAST WEDNESDAY had
io be the absolute best day
of the carly summer season
so far.

Jey
Nieicalfe

JOY TELLS ALL

It couldn’t have been a better

day for some ‘swinging females."

The sunshine really came through
for bubbly Wendy Lisogar and
her hard-working crew for the
fourth annual Century Plaza
Ladies Media Golf Classic at
Greenacres Golf Course in Rich-
mond.

There were 150 fady golfers tak-
ing part, including CBC-TV news
anchor Gloria Macarenko, Olym-
pic skater Karen Magnussen with
her mum and her skating teacher,
Linda Brauchmann, Olympic
sprinter Charmaine Crooks, and
the ebullient blonde wife of
CKNW's Rick Honey, Gale, who
could be Wendy Lisogar’s sister
and who helped Wendy with all
the organizing and planning for
the Fundraising tournament. She
was playing in her first competi-
tion as well.

Following the fun day of golf in
the sun, there was a giant ban-
quet, auction and awards ceremo-
ny at Club Mardi Gras in Roy
Lisogar’s Century Plaza Hotel for
about 450 guests.

it was emceed by the irrepressi-
ble Phil Reimer of CBC-TV, with
auctioneering handled by lanky
and loud John McKeachie of
BCTV. who was particularly noisy
on the auctioning off of Phil
Reimer; CISL’s early morning
man, Dor Percy; CKNW’s sports
guy, Neil Macrae; and BCTV's
weatherman, Norm Grohmann.
Norm actuaily went into a strip
tease routine to up the bids on his
body. (It didn't help!)

The fellows were offering the
Uhimate Bachelor's Evening —
sleck limousines, dinner at Roy's
Steak and Seafood House and
front row seats in the QET for the
musica! blockbuster, Phantom of
the Opera! With he!p from the
outrageous MeKeachie, they went
for about $600 apiece!

MLA Grace McCarthy was also
there with her Ray who was chat-
ting with genial Joe Cohen, who

just attended another eda fund-
raising evening for the VSO at the
southwest Marine Drive vabled
mansion of Joan and Victor
MacLean. Also spotted BCTV's
noon news anchor, Doriang
Temolo and sales manager Amuey
Amers along with PR lady BPiana
Tehakalian sampling the tasty
buffer.

Former hotelier Mel Zajac,
whose 27th annual golf tourna-
ment woes this Thursday at the
University Golf Ciub, was sur-
prised to learn that his good
friend, Mr. Beb Hape, will be on
stage in Nelson on June 29 with a
22-piece orchestra, courtesy of
Music 91. Met says that Bob will
be eestatic over that. Most of the
local impresarios can’t afford that
huge a back-up band, only the
government can.

Hope. who is the honorary
chairman of the Zajac Memorial
Foundation, sent a telegram to the
ladies wishing that he was there
but afraid that he would have
been ... out-driven!

The really goed news is that this
year's Century Plaza Ladies Golf
Classic raised more than $40,000
with all the proceeds being do-
nated to the Zajac Memorial
Foundation for the soon-to-be-
built Children's Neurological
Treatment Centre...

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West Van’s grand old man of

sport, the silver-haired gentleman

Sunday, June 16, 1991 -

North Shore News - 39

AMONG THE celebrities participating

in the Fourth Annual

hoto suf ted

Century Plaza Hotel

Ladies Media Golf Classic were (left to right) Gloria Macarenko (CBC), Casey White (CISL), Wendy
Lisegar (Century Plaza), Karen Magnussen (World and Olympic champion figure skaier), Gale Honey
{CXNW), and Cathy Baldazzi (CFUN).

B.C. Stuke is the original
cheerleader, and it couldn’t have
happened to a more deserving in-
dividual.

Photo submitted

DRAMA TEACHERS Jennifer Riach (left} and Linda Nelson are
the creative forces behind the West Van YMCA's summer camp.

whom you see out on the golf
course every day of the year, An-
uis Stukis, is having a very good
year. He was just honored with
induction into the Canadian
Sports Hall of Fame for his 60
years of football. He was the first
coach and GM of the B.C. Lions
and launched the Edmonton
Eskimo dynasty. He signed the
first million-dollar contract in the
NHL when, as GM of the Win-
nipeg Jets, he inked Bobby Hull.
He's the Ambassador of Sports
for CFUN Radio und attends or
emcees every amateur event in

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The rest of the news is that
business tycoons, colleagues and
friends are contributing monies to
establish an endowed scholarship
at Simon Fraser University to
honor Stuke as well. This perpet-
ually endowed scholarship will be
called the Annis Stukis Football
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North Van's Larry Sherwood of
Sherwood & Associates made the
perfect auctioneer last week at the

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Scali McCabe & Sloves Vancouver
15th anniversary bash. They held
a charity auction to mark the oc-
casion with cake and candles. It
was held on the provinces’s first
Jeans Day, a fundraising idea of
SMS's Jeff Schultz. The auction
raised more than $5,400 for the
B.C. Children’s Hospital.

Spotted Yorkton Securities top
man, Frank Guistra, lunching
quietly at Caffe De Medici Tues-
day. Frank, who has just been
elected to the board of governors
of the Vancouver Stock Exchange,
has sold his luxurious Wesr Van
waterfront penthouse and has
bought a new super home cut in
the Ragle Harbour area.

His is engaged to marry pretty
Radina de Lusignan with the
wedding planned for September.
For one of the major players in
the financial field, he’s such a
quiet, low profile, considerate
gentl:man. And he looks good,
too! ... Speaking of good-looking
moneymen, Harry Muil and his
engaging Susie just celebrated
their 21st wedding anniversary last
Saturday night. Belated best
wishes! ...

And the North Shore YMCA
has come up with an exciting new
Summer Camp adventure. West
Van's YMCA is going to offer
Dramaworks during July and
August in four two-week sessions.
There'll be ‘*Creative Drama”’ and
“Theatre for Teens,”’ and it'll be
located in the beautiful setting of
Klee Wyck. It’s the brainchild of
two very qualified drama teachers,
North Van's Jennifer Riach and
West Van’s Linda Nelson and it
all starts on July 2nd...

The award-winning country
rocker. Sue Medley, will be the
headliner at the opening night,
June 21, for the third annual Ca-
nadian International Dragon Boat
Festival at the Plaza of Nations.
The winner of the title of Best
Debut Album and Female Vocalist
of the Year at the West Coast
Music awards, was most recently
on stage at the Pacific Coliseurn
as the opening act for Bob Dylan.

Dolly the Dragon just made her
inaugural appearance on Friday.
She's the Dragon Boat’s new
mascot. She’s 18 feet long, seven
feet high and brightly-colored.
You can’t miss her! ... Cheers!

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