The dapper old chrome-dome
had been in town 10 do some
work on the North Shore on one
of the best locally produced tele-
vision series, The Commish, with
star Michael Chiklis.

Apparently the directors have
now decided that Telly will make
regular periodic appearances on
the show — as a villain! ...

Also spotted a couple of high-
profile VIPs in the lobby of Le
Meridien Hotel tast week. One
was the very striking black model
named Vanity.

She’s only about 5°5°’, but she
carries herself so majestically that
you’d think she was much taHer.
She’s probably best known as the
ex-girlfriend of Prince.

The other personality was the
rotund, jolly actor, Charles Durn-
ing. Charles plays either a lovable
old character or an evil fiend.
He’s one of the stars of the new
television movie called When a
Stranger Calls Again.

The rest of the news from Louis
Daniel's elegan: hotel was the in-
troduction of ‘Tea Time Meri-
dien-style’’ last Wednesday after-
noon with the addition of tradi-
tional oriental tea ceremonies,
costumed servers and the psychic
revealings of Kassandra...

Still with ethnic excursion, we
were almost in the Highlands of
Scotland last week at the opening
of the new offices of the
prestigious Burnaby law firm of
Doig, Baily, MacLean, Greenbank
and Murdock.

Their new company offices are
located in the newly opened
MetroTower 2, where the entire
eighth floor has been taken over
and turned into a mini-St. An-
drew’s golf course.

Founder and senior partner
Harrison Doig thought it ap-
propriate to invite the City of
Burnaby and Burnaby Hospital

SOMETHING THAT I forgot to mention is that just as

we were exiting Vancouver International last Saturday
night from our fantastic Caribbean cruise aboard the Regal
Princess, we ran right into the rugged actor, Telly Savalas.

Joy
Metcalfe

JOY TELLS ALL

officials to join them as they cele-
brated their 100th and 40th an-
niversaries respectively.

So it was a three-way fundrais-
ing birthday party to celebrate 165
collective years of community ser-
vice,

The unique and fun fundraiser
was indoor golf and law partners

FRANK BAILY’S law firm ra
funds for Burnaby Hospital.

NEWS photo Mike Wakefietd

ARTIST JANE Coulthard-Adams (left) and Karen Farus (right) submit works of art to Joan Anderson,

president of the 27th annual Endeavour Auction to be held Nov. 14.

and some 300 friends were literaliy
‘chipping in"* to raise funds for
the Neo-natal Recciving Unit of
Burnaby Hospital's maternity
ward.

There was Scottish music, Scot-
tish tartan, a Scottish piper anda
wee dram of the finest Scottish
whiskey just to add to the am-
bience of the event.

In fact, all that was missing was
the haggis!

One of the proud, initial
members of the law firm is West
Vancouver’s Frank Baily, who
was very happy welcoming
celebrities like Burnaby mayor Bill
Copeland, ex-Vancouver police
chief Bob Stewart and resiaurant
owner and former Liberal big-wig
Sev Morin to the happy event.

Best of all, the partners manag-
ed to raise $3,500 on the chipping
contest and then added a further
$5,000 to the fundraising total.

The evening was very nicely or-
chestrated by North Van’s petite
and pretty PR lady, Laura Van-
driel...

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NEWS photo Cindy Goodman

BARBARA JOE (left) sips tea with psychic Kassandra at Le Meridien last week.

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And with orchestrations,
crooner Kenay Cotman headed up
a vala charity event last week
which was sponsored by the North
Shore’s Ken Swaisland and his
Harrington Galleries.

It was a benefit dinner auction
evening with auctioneer Herb
Capozzi wielding the gavel for the
worthy Children’s Wish Founda-
don,

This event was held specifically
to raise funds for 11-year-old
Meghan. Meghan is suffering
from a cancerous brain tumor and
her dearest wish 1s to go to
Hawaii with her family. Thanks to
a great effort by everyone con-
cerned, Megan’s wish will come

true...
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Lots of hard work is also going
into the annual Endeavour Auction
scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 14

at the Vancouver Trade and Con-
veniion Centre.

The media had a first-ever
preview peek last Thursday after-
noon at some of their treasures at
the Vancouver Art Gallery...

The charming Consul General
of Thailand, Horst Kohler, was
feted at a splendid dinner party at
the Prow Restaurant by Royal
Thai Consul Max Fugman and his
wife to celebrate Horst’s 75th
birthday.

Besides delightful guests like
Bernard Hoeter, Professor
McWhinney and the Consul Gen-
eral of Monaco, 91-year-old Fritz
Zeigler, Thailand’s Princess
Chulabhorn and her ar-
my-cclonel-husband were also
special guests.

Photo submitted

ROYAL THAI Consul Max Fugman (left) recently feted birthday
boy Horst Kohler, consul general of Thailand, at the Prow Res-

taurant.

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