Joy
Metcalfe

JOY TELLS ALL

ELIZABETH MURRAY is
a highly active retiree from
BC Tel.

She’s also the B.C. District
Chief of the Sons of Scotland
Benevolent Association and the
chairman of last weekend’s 50th
annual Queen Elizabeth Ball at

Edinburgh when he was in our
Province last month...

The North Shore was well rep-
resented with medal winners dur-
ing last week's 14th annual Van-
couver Playhouse International
Wine Festival, which was held at
the Vancouver Trade and Conven-
tion Centre.

Co-chairman of the Wednesday
evening's kick-off soiree, Buc-
chanalia °92, Jon Zwickel, was
less than delighted about the theft
of a couple of expensive bottles of
wine that were up for auction but
very happy with the overall results
of the fundraising dinner and auc-
tion.

West Van Mayor Mark Sager
picked up a good buy on a couple
of bottles of imported wine while
his wife Cathy won the bidding
war for a Whistles The Clown
children's birthday party ... Big
winners in the wine list competi-
tion were Victoria’s Deep Cove
Chalet and Bud Kanke’s Cannery
Seafood Restaurant,who received
the coveted gold medals.

NEWS photo Stuart Davis

‘YOLANDA PATRICK and Glen Ringdal drink a toast with wines
featured at the International Wine Festival Bacchanalia gala April

1.

the Hotel Vancouver.

It was a fundraiser for the
Kidney Foundation. Her special
guest gracing the head table was
George Iain Murray, the 10th
Duke of Athol.

Duke had indicated that he’d
like to take a trip to Victoria.

Bette had the arrangements
completed when they suddenly fel!
apart. Without a moment’s hesita-
tion, Danny Sitnam, the president
of Helijets Airways, leaped in and
flew the Duke and his aide-de-
camp to Victoria and back, right
on schedule, without denting the
proceeds for the Kidney Founda-
tion.

Bette Murray has named Danny
an honorary Sco? for his efforts.

For the North Van resident, the
chief of the Murray Clan is the
second Duke he’s transported in
the past few weeks. Helijet carried
HRH Prince Philip the Duke of

Johanne Olsen

Through Dan Entetiors, Johanne prescats a
complete shopping experience from furnirure
to unique gifts and quality kitchen accessories,
“Our store affers such fine fines av Kista Buds,
Tieeala, and Arabia of Finland. We also have a
complete line of cookware. including Cusinarr,
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Bud’s Joe Fortes Seafood
House and Ruy Paes-Braga’s Four
Seasons restaurant, Chartwell,
were awarded the silver medal,
while Salmon House on the Hill
won a bronze.

Mario Corsi’s Cafe Roma
received a bronze in the Italian
List category.

The wines were judged and
awarded on Wine Trade Day by
an international panel headed by
the B.C. Liquor Distribution
Branch’s David Scholefield of
West Van. He was there with his
wife Chriss Colletta, the executive
director of the B.C. Wine In-
stitute.

Chateau Whistler chefs did well
in the Quady Essensia Dessert
Competition. They won second,
third and an honorable mention,
while Sheldon Stern of Cafe
Django took the top honors with
his ‘‘Harvest’’ dessert creation...

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THE GRACIOUS and lovely Baroness Philippine de Rothschild and Michael Campbell, chairman of
the Vancouver Museum, at the museum’s annual wine auction.

Sull on the wine line, it was a
coup for the Vancouver museum
executives to have the Baroness
Philippine de Rothschitd accept an
honorary trusteeship of the
museum.

The Baroness is a strikingly at-
tractive brunette, very knowl-
edgeable, very earthy and full of

foie de vivre! She was in atten-
-ance at the museum's annual
-ine auction at Le Meridien Hotel
fast Thursday evening.

To celebrate her attendance,
chocolatier Bruno Feideisen flew
in from France for the gala event
to create an extraordinary choco-
fate dessert in her honor.

The item is that there had been _

so much interest in the auction
thar for the first time they were
offering absentee bids for wine
connoisseurs.

More on that exciting evening
of wining and dining next Sunday
along with all of my gala gala
do-ings at Lions Gate and St.
Paul’s Hospital ... Cheers!

NEWS photo Stuart Davis

A GALA night, April 1, at the Vancouver Playhouse kicked off the International Wine Festival.
Dressed for the festivities were Philip and Pat Boname, seen here with Irene and Roger Clarke.

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