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LOTS OF celebs at Benson
& Hedges’ Symphony of
Fire a week ago Wednesday,
including a surprise guest. [t
was that freckle-faced cutie,
Richard Dean Anderson,
who’s still sporting that
droopy Fu Manchu
mousiache.

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He told me that he’s wrapped
his new MacGyver movie in
England and he was in town to
organize the musical score. He
knows that Vancouver has the
very best musicians.

Also at the dinner were Ray and
Grace McCarthy, B&H’s Harold
and Marie Thomson, BCTV’s
Deborra Hope, Mike Horsey,
Naacy Chilton and Ray LeBlond.
Nancy has just been appointed as
promotions manager for Grouse
Mountain...

“. It’ couldn’t have been a better
day for the posh opening of the
Furry Creek Golf Course recently.
It’s a beautifully laid out 18-
hole course about 15 minutes
north of Lions Bay on the
Squamish Highway. .

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The owner of the new golfing
paradise, Shigenori Suzuki, had
invited about 300 guests, including
MP Mary Collins, MLA David
Mitchell, West Van Mayor Mark
Sager, former MacBlo boss Ray
Smith, Harbour Ferries’ Graham
Clarke and the new general man-
ager of Furry Creek, the amiable
Lyall Markham.

Lyall was formerly the GM at
the New World Harbourside Hotel
and his former collcagues are just
green with envy over his new
position — grass green. .

Other VIPs on hand sipping on
chilled champagne were the presi-
dent of B.C. Pavilion Corporation
Warren Buckley, PR man Mike
Horst, ex-Tourism Vancouver PR
lady Alix Kerr and actor Bruno
Gerussi and his favorite lady
lawyer, Nancy Morrison.

The congenial Phil Reimer was
the emcee for the auspicious oc-
casion. .

And I must say that the cream
silk-suited Mrs. Suzuki was very
elegant and very friendly, despite
the fact that she can barely speak
or understand English...

My family and I had a
wonderful time at the Abbotsford
Air Show last Sunday, thanks to
our gracious and hospitable hosts,
the Pacific Press’ Don Babick,
Lynne Munro and Ron Clark.

‘It was the first time that we had
attended the air show and we were
very impressed with the flying
acrobatics, the size of the giant
aircraft, the dexterity and courage
of the pilots, the Air Show
Canada trade show and the
crowds. Nice to see Safeway’s PR
Don Bell whose company was
donating 500 pounds of B.C.
potatoes to the visiting Russian air
team to take home... °

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Monday’s rain didn’t dampen
the spirit inside the spacious Ven-

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SANDRA BANISTER: PNE ACTOR BRUNO Gerussi and his favorite lawyer Nancy Morrison
at the Furry Creek Goif Course opening.

president.

tura Cresent home of culinary
queen Mona Brun as she enter-
tained about 85 guests at a lun-
cheon to celebrate her new posi-
tion with this summer's Pacific
National Exhibition.

She’s going to head Savour the
Flavor, the new cooking show that
opens on Aug. 21 and will be on
three times a day.

Naturally, Mona will be using
all B.C.-grown products like B.C.
mushrooms, B.C. vegetables, B.C.
veal, lamb, pork and beef and the
tastiest spuds around, those same
B.C, potatoes.

I can’t remember ever seeing a

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ACTOR RICHARD Dean Ander-
son: surprise guest.

more lavish spread! And seeing it
on Mona’s own dining-room table
made it even more astonishing.

She used fresh veggies, not only
for dining but also for decorations
like the green, yellow, purple,
orange and red peppers she’d
sliced to make a colorful flower
bouquet for the table centrepiece
as well as numerous decorative
platters surrounding the creamy
clam chowder, turkey cold cuts,
turkey sausages, spicy chicken
wings, baked salmon, salmon
pate, pasta salads, green salads, .
marinated chicken breasts and
huge hip of beef.

The president of the PNE, San-
dra Banister, in bright cerise,

along with her right-hand Annette
Antoaiak, was very impressed
with the appealing display as were
publisher Teresa Evans, BC Fish-
eries' Betty Fitzsimmons, BC
Wine Institute’s Chris Coletta,
Hy’s Seasonings’ Howard Raphael
and Julie Burke and Mike Jarvis
and their Everything Done Right
Catering.

Even Happy Harry the Clown
was there to keep things moving
along. Harry, whose real name is
Harry Cunningham, is a longtime
friend and will join Mona on the
stage at the summer fair.

BC products never looked or
tasted so good!...Cheers!

The West Vancouver Library will officially open its new and improved library in
September and we are celebrating the event with a North Shore News supplement.

We'd like to get the community involved by asking you to send us your
reminiscences about the West Vancouver Library. If you have a special memory,
a favorite book, or a photograph of theWest Vancouver Library, send it to us.

Deadline for submissions is August 18.

If you want to have any material returned to you, please enclose a

self-addressed, stamped envelope.

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