Joy
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JOY TELLS ALL

IT WAS a festive ‘‘Flight of
Fancy”’ fundraiser for the
University Hospital’s
Women’s Health Centre on
Saturday night.

Co-piloted by emcee Jackson
Davies of West Van, and singer
Shari Ulrich, the Flight of Fancy
team transformed the Robson
Square Conference Centre into an

FOUR SEASONS general manager Ruy Paes-Braga (right) played host to a part
creations of chefs Wolfgang Von Wieser and Holly Peterson.

airborne delight, with banquet and
ballroom, in-fiight entertainment,
duty-free shopping and first-class
cuisine!

Dr. Lionel McLeod, hospitai
president and CEO, and the newly
elected councillor Lynn Kennedy,
welcomed the 450 fellow air trav-
ellers, including His Worship
Mayor Gordon Campbell and his
Nancy, hospital chairman Don
Mawhinney and foundation chair
Don Pettit and his wife, Barbara,
along with doctors Penny Ballem,
Jeffrey Coleman, Charles Kerr,
John Livesiey, John Masterson,
Howard Fenster and his wife
Arlyne, and Donald Caine and his
wife Susan.

Big pat on the back to Lynn
Skerratt, Barbara Hindson and

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Kathie Jagger who orchestrated
this flying affair and managed to
raise more than $35,000 for the
new Women's Health Centre...

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Four Seasons VP and general

manager Ruy Paes-Braga hosted a
marvellous party Tuesday night in

the ballroom of his hotel.

There were at least 300 black-
tie guests including the handsome
James Kemp from Birks and his

pretty blonde wife. James was just

back from his old alma mater in
Ontario sharing lunch, memories
and anecdotes with HRH Prince
Andrew ...

CBC weather prognosticator
Phil Reimer looked so elegant in
his tux while his date, Jane Hen-
nessy of West Van, looked tres
chic in black ... Diana Becker,
Dubrulle Culinary School owner,
simply shone in her colorful

sparkly jacket, while amiable U.S.

‘Consul General David Johnson,
sans his charming wife, Scartett
Swan, told me that they’re expec-
_ ting baby number three in early
December ...
Former B.C. Woman to
Woman-er Deb Innes, who’s now

with Premium Wine Imports was
also there, as well as lawyer and
man-about-town Steve
Sebolewski, who had his pretty
daughter, Michelle, on his arm,
the oh-so-pleasant wine man, the
North Shore’s Bob Linderman and
Darryl Weinbren, curvey Janet
McQuire of W.V.’s Beachside
Cafe, a vision in clinging cream,
and special guest, the head chef at
the Robert Mondovi winery, Holly
Petersen, who served up all sorts
of healthy light and fresh delica-
cles including Arctic char in edible
fig leaves.

Definitely the party of the
week!

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The Playhouse Theatre Co.
opened its 30th season on Friday
with George Bernard Shaw’s The
Millionairess, starring the in-
defatiguable Nicola Cavendish.

It was a wonderful opening!
Artistic diretor Larry Lillo was
there with his mother. The North
Van star’s delightful mother and
father were my seatmates. They
had come over from Vancouver
Island to watch their daughter’s
amazing stagecraft.

Chairman of the board Caro!
Slater, very chic in black ruffled
satin, thanked the owner of
Olympic Fine Meat, Joanne Mit-
chell, for her company’s sponsor-

ship. Joanne Mitcheli just happens

to be the mother of actress
Camille Mitchell.

Interesting to see the contrast of

opening night attire — everything
from silk, satin and gold lame to
Jeans, shorts and running shoes.
How nice to see my old friend,
actress and director Jey Coghill,
playwright Tom Cone, Mayor
Campbell's right-hand person,
Muriel Honey, Playboard’s
Harold Shiel and top talent agents
Rob Haynes, Bruce Ward and

Leonard Bonnell.

The Millionairess is a delight
and deserved the standing ovation
for the cast and the crew!

Someone else who received sev-
era) standing ovations Sunday
night in the Harbourview Room
of the Vancouver Trade and Con-
vention Centre was the executive
director of the Restaurant and
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Sunday, October 11, 1992 - North Shore News —

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MR. MARCH, West Yanccuver firefighter Glen and his wife San-
dra were on hand last week to sign the new Hall of Flame calen-

dar.

Don Bellamy. Don was roasted,
toasted and saluted on his silver
anniversary in that position.

The very comical PR man,
Dunc Holmes, and Le Meridien
concierge Diane Dilton, were scin-
tillating co-hosts.

Dinner chairman was Jeffrey
Barnett, music by Dal Richards
and his orchestra while table con-
venors and the cream of the in-
dustry crop like West Van's presi-
dent and CEO of the VTCC,
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One of the faces in the crowd
of 400 was new Keg president,
Colin Stacey, who had just arrived -
in town with his wife, Syb, from
Australia to take up his new
posting.

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The worthy firefighters unveiled
their sixth annual Hall of Flame
Calendar Wednesday at the Hotel
Vancouver.

The calendar is $7.99 with pro-
ceeds to the Burn Foundation and
CKNW’s Orphan’s Fund. Over
the past five years, these guys
have raised almost $445,958 for
the Burn Unit and deserve our
support! ... Cheers!

12:00 - 5:00 Sunday

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