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Special price. :
- Price effective The feature exhibit at this

August 17 - 28/83 year’s fair is Pacific Rim
Adventures, a colorful travel
show with high-profile
displays and exhibits from
more than 60 participating
countries, major carriers
and travel experts.

At the other end of the
PNE grounds, Playland, for
the first time in its history ex-
pands into Empire Stadium
where there'll be « interna-
tional dance troupes, spinn-
ing wheels of fortune and
beer gardens, as well as the
dozens of thrilling ridés on
the midway.

The Pacific Coliseum is
host to another first, as the
Vancouver Symphony Or-
chestra . invites fairgoers to
_join Mitch. Miller in Boston

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ment. Four wine-and-cheese
concerts, the first ever in
Vancouver, highlight the last
two days of the Fair with
popular marches and
medleys to suit all tastes.
Showtime is 2 p.m. and 7:30
p.m. Sept. 4 and 5.

Also at the Coliseum, the
popular rock band, The
Police, will perform
Wednesday August 31, and
for fans of the grunt and
groaners, Stampede Wrestl-

‘ing will take to the mat

Thursday, . August ~ 25.
Tickets for all these Col-
iseum shows are on sale at all
major outlets.

The PNE’s most
glamourous event, the Miss
PNE contest is free at the
Coliseum Tuesday, August
23, and the B.C. Talent
Festival, also free and broad-
cast live on CBC Television,
takes centre stage Saturday,
September 3 at 8 p.m, .

There's also ‘a line-up of
top-quality entertainment
performing free throughout
the Fair at stages and band-
stands on the grounds, in-
cluding Shari Ulrich,
Powder Blues Band, and the
winners of the CBC “Fame”
game, H.B. Concept.

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- And, whether it’s music or
midway, symphony or soft
rock, you can test your
knowledge at the PNE Super
Trivia game. Twenty, four-
man teams of trivia buffs
drawn from the crowd
square off daily in the Trivia
Gardens to test their
memory and knowledge of
the arcane against each
other and a computer with
30,000 questions.

There’s an expanded Hor-
ticulture Show, the prettiest
backyard in B.C., with more
than a third of .an acre of
flowers and shrubs under
colorful canopies in the mid-
dle of the Fairgrounds,

highlighted by a 20-foot

floral peacock.

In the show barns and the
Agrodome, the largest sum-
mer ‘agriculture show in
Canada draws top breeders
and exhibitors from Canada
and the U.S. There are
livestock exhibits, plus an in-
ternationally-recognized
Horse Show with show jump-
ing, costume classes and
driving tompetitions, as well
as the largest gathering of 4-
H youngsters in North
America.

This year, Creative Crafts
had a record 4,000 entries
from 1,450 people across the

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province. There are hun-
dreds. of home-making,
crafts and hobby categories,
with special. sections for
children, the handicapped,
hospitalized veterans and
Golden Agers.

At the Action centre, top
loggers from around the
world compete in the World
Championship Timber
Show, vying for more than
$40,000 in prize money.
There’s also the world’s
largest demolition derby and
a tug-o-war competition in-
volving teams from Canada

. and the U.S.

For kids, there’s the all-
new Kids’ Headquarters with
the popular Dairyland Pet-
ting Zoo, plus puppeteers,
musicians and magic. Like
all attractions at the PNE -
except for concerts and rides
on the Playland midway -
Kids’ Headquarters is free
with gate. admission.

Gate admission gives PNE
patrons a seat in the grands-
tand for thoroughbred rac-
ing. Fairgoers also have a
chance to win a_ three-
bedroom home and a lot in
Surrey, plus one of 17 GM
cars, trucks or camperized
vans in the PNE’s Prize Pro-
gram lottery.

CURSE OF THE PINK

PANTHER Fine Arts, Park

Royal 7:15, 9:15, Mats.

ark Royal only) Sat/Sun
2:00.

THE MAN WHO WASN'T
THERE Capitol 2:30, 5:00,
5:15, 9:40

MR. MOM Denman Place,
Park Royal, 7:30, 9:25,
Mats. Sat./Aun 2:15

NATIONAL LAMPOON'S
VACATION (M) Capitol
2:00, 4:30, 7:00, 9:30

OCTOPUSSY (M) Park
Royal 7:00, 9:20, Sat./Sun
2:00

RETURN OF THE JEDI
West Van 7, 9:30

RISKY BUSINESS (R)
Capitol 2:30, 4:30, 7:20, 9:40

STAYING ALIVE (M)
Capitol, 3:00, 5:00, 7:40,
9;50
TRADING PLACES
Capitol, 2:00, 4:25, 7:00,
9:30

VALLEY GIRLS West Van
Odeon, 7:30, 9:15

WARGAMES (M) Van-
couver Centre 2:45, 5:00,
7:15, 9:25

YOR West Van7:15,9

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