From pave 28 minelayer and training ship of the Swedish Navy. is visiting Vian- couver from tomorrow, Jan. f4, to the ESth, There are 184 officers, cadets and conseripts on board the HSWMS Carlskrona, which measures 106 metres, or about 320 feet long. She's the largest ship in the Swedish Navy and will anchor at Canada Place. The good news is that the ship will be open to the public on Tuesday, Jan. 18 from 2 to 4p.m. The ship's Captain, Rolf Blom- quist, will visit dignitaries in Van- couver and Victoria with a side trip to the naval base at Es- quimalt. His Excellency, Hakan Berg- gren, Sweden's Ambassador to Canada, will Ny in from Ouawa ro lead a Swedish delegation, aid- ed by Vancouver's Swedish Con- sul General, Mr. Karl Erikson. Tae sailors will visit Scandina - vian friends, try their luck on our ski slopes, sight-see and take in a Canucks hockey game... eos Entertainment news is that the righteous avenger, the defender of the good and innocent, the destroyer of the evi! and the cor- rupt. Chuck Norris, the Rambo of the karate world, and I might add, the man whose movies make tons of money at the box office, has arrived in Vancouver. A former karate expert and teacher to the stars before being ACTOR CHUCK Norris was captured here on the set while film- ing his new movie, The Hit Man, directed by brother Aaron Nor- tis. Camera crews shot a fight scene at the Cazba Restaurant in North Vancouver for two days last month. encouraged to do his own thing by Sylvester Stallone, Chuck Norris is a quiet, pleasant, bearded actor who'll star in a new feature movie called Hitman produced by Dan Carmody and directed by his brother, Aaron Norris. The Cazba restaurant on Lons- dale was the site of some preproduction work recently. The crew took over the restaurant for two days. The movie starts filming Jan. 2)... And the brunette star from Peyton Place and Valley of the Doils, Vancouver’s Barbara Parkins, is back in her home town to be part of the repertory cast of Cannell Films’ latest TV project, Scene of the Crime, which is scheduled to debut on the small screen on Wednesday, Jan. 23... Speaking of the festive season, Lonsdale Quay Hotel general manager, Kirk Johnson, tells mc that the hotel enjoyed its best New Year's Eve ever! And why not? According to our Tim Renshaw, Lonsdale Quay has the best hotel restaurants! ... Cheers! Sunday, January 13, 1991 - North Shore News - 27 = 2 : cp NEWS photo Stuart Davis LONSDALE QUAY Hotel general manager Kirk Johnson and Christine Carvalho wish all the best for 1991. ONSALE- MONDAY JANUARY 14% Mon-Fri. 9:30-9:00 Sat. 9:30-6:00 Sun. Closed for Inventory eo