THE WINNING team with their trophies ... (left to right): Jim
Chesworth, Linda Fehner, Richard Matthews, Sara Rogers and

Tony Lyttle.

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going to be shot her with co-stars
James Brolin and Richard Crenna,
and Vancouver’s grand old man
of theatre, Mavor Moore. It's en-
titled And The Sea Will Tell.
Green and Epstein are the same
guys who just filmed Ir.

All the exterior shots of And
The Sea Will Tell are currently be-
ing donc in Tahiti and Hawaii
while all the interior shots will be
done here. If director, Tommy
Lee Wallace, and his crew arrive
this weekend to set up for the new
mini-series with the stars following
in a couple of days. They'll be
shooting in our area at least until
Dec. 9...

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And a warm welcome to Ward
Music! Ward Music, one of
Western Canada’s largest and
highly respected music operations,
has been in the Vancouver area
serving music lovers at 412 West
Hastings almost forever. The ex-
citing news is that, finally, Ward
Music has crossed over to the
tight side of the water.

You can now find their brand
new store at 1615 Lonsdale, in the
old Lens and Shutter location.
Colin Wood, who has been with
Ward's for the past two years, is
manager of the new location. He
was formerly with the famous 5-
star Savoy in London where he

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dealt with all sorts of Kings and
Queens. He tells me that that’s the
same kind of service that they van
expect at the new Ward's Music
locatian.

f know fora fact that people
will travel from all parts of the
world te buy oldtime, bard-to-lind
sheet music and the most up-(o-
date instruments. Colin and crew
will host an official opening later
this week -- that is, if they're nat
too busy serving their newest cus-
tomers!...

seo

Congratulations zo out to the
St. Joha Ambulance team from
the North Shore who recently won
the world championship tor in-
dustrial first aid. They won the
Buxton International Trophy at
the 47th annual competition held
in London, England. This was the
first time that any team outside of
the United Kingdom has won this
prestigious competition since it
began 47 years ago.

The rest of the news is that the
team's trip to England was
underwritten by the Worker's
Compensation Board, first —
through the provincial finals in
the amount of $50,000 and second
— $6,000 to the winning team.

NEW IMAGE for the Elder Statesman ... (left to right):
Jackson, Carole Baker and Hilary Blair.

This is the 23rd sear that the
WCB has sponsored the provincial
“inst aid competition.

There was a congratulatory
dinner given in their honor last
Saturday night by the St. John
Ambulance exceutives atthe bx.
ecutive Inn in Richmond at which
time the teant was publiciv saluted
tor its skill and dedication...

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Last week the publisher of the
Elder Statesman, the publication
for Today's Times, Bonita McKay
unveiled the paper's new image al
a funch-launch at Lyall
Markham’s New World Hotel.
The subscriber-based publication
which is aimed at the burgeoning
50-plus market, began in 1952 as
The Pensioner and amalgamated
with the Senior Citizens’ News in
1988.

Bonita McKay also announced
the establishment of the Chuck
Bayley Memorial Award, which
will honor a B.C. individual or
group for outstanding service to
seniors. Chuck Bayley’s column in
the Elder Statesman was a well-
read feature for mure than a de-
cade. A plaque will be awarded at
an annual Chuck Bayley Memorial
Award dinner held each
September, proceeds to go to the
Chuck Bayley bursary fund, es-
tablished for the B.C. Geron-
tology Association to benefit stu-
dents in SFU’'s gerontology pro-
gram. The first annual award was
presented to the B.C. Gerontology
Association by Mrs. Chuck Bayley
on behalf of the Elder Statesman
which also made a $500 donation
... Cheers!

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