CARIBBEAN DAYS '94's
festival will take place
Sunday, July 24 11 a.m. to
7 p.m. at North
Vancouver's Waterfront
Park, The day will feature
food, music, arts, crafts and
rides.

The festival will be preceed-
ed on Saturday, July 23, by
Plazarama at the Plaza of
Nations and will include four
bands: Sound Revolution,
Orchestra B.C. Salsa, Pnase 3
Steel Band, Tropical Breeze anil
the Thelma Gibson Dancers.
Hot Latin, reggae, soca and
Caribbean music will be the
focus of Plazarama which will
run from 7 p.m. to 1 a.m.

The Ann Macdonald Award
went to Bryner of Sentinel sec-
ondary school who has a pas-
sion for photography. She com-
pleted three courses at Sentinel
and a mini-course in digital
imaging at The Centre for
Creative Imaging in Camden,
Maine.

Her images were chosen by
her fellow classmates to repre-
sent Sentinel at the Kodak-spon-
sored Images of Who We Are
exhibit which opened at the
Bank of Hong Kong and then
travelled to Ottawa and
Toronto. Bryner intends to
attend the University of
Northern B.C.

The Seymour Art Gallery pre-

sents The Liberated Lady
Sunday, july 24 at 2 p.m.
Renowned fashion historian
Ivan Sayers will present a light-
hearted look at women’s fash-
ion through the ages at the
Seymour Art Gallery in the
Shaw Theatre, 4360 Gallant
Ave in Deep Cove.

The show features an
involved demonstration of how
the turn-of-the-century woman
was dressed plus a look into the
objectification of women from
the hobble skirt period to the
micro-mini and on to the pre-
sent modern woman.

Tickets are $20 each and
include a summer dessert buf-
fet. For more information call
924-1378.

Admission to Plazarama is
$15 but the Festival is free.

The two-day event is put on
by the Trinidad and Tobago
Cultural Society of B.C. and is
the seventh annual Caribbean
Days.

Tickets are available through
Ticketmaster at 280-4444,

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West Vancouver high school
graduates Michelle Vojtech and
Molly Bryner each received a
$500 award from the
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presented to Vojtech of West
Vancouver Secondary Schoo!
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for six years.

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has filled her schedule with
almost all arts-related courses,
including Western Civilization,
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ing. She has been accepted into
the three-year Graphic Design
Program at Capilano College for
the fall.

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The Abbotsford International Airshow is back on August 12, 13 & 14 witha

line up thot in¢udes Canada's beloved Snowbirds aerial demonstration team.
These men and women represen! our country in hundreds of events
throughout the world. Their profe:s‘onalism begins with the precision of the
ground crew and is evident in all activites leading up to the cerial ballet thay
perfom for millions of people annually. Team members hail from all regions
of the country, and delight young and old with their aerobatic skills in the air,
and their personable manner on the ground, The silovette of Canada's
Snowbirds set against magnificent Mount Saker is a sight you rust behold.

Another special feature is an aerial display called Tora! Tora! Tora!. In the
flying ond pyrotechnics of this act the tactics and techniquas used by the
Japanese First Air leet during the Attack on Pearl Harbour in 1941 are
recreated. Flying bombs and the rattle of machine guns are combined with
narration that will help everyone understand the significance of this event.
The sights, the sounds and the smells of this spectacle will bring history to life,

Al the Airshow aviation entertainment for the family includes...

© The renowned Blue Angels US Novy with their supersonic F-18's

@ Perennial crowd fovorite Bud Granley in his Harvard Trainer.

© Sean Tucker with his the Power Aerobatics

® Flying displays of the B-} Bornber that will literally shake the ground, the
A-10 Thunderbolt ground-attack fighter that appears to defy gravity with i's
lethal combination of monuverability and weaponry, demonsirations of
Canada's CF-5, CF-18, €-130 Hercules, ond a search and rescue demonstration
featuring the Lobrador Helicopter and Buffalo fixed wing aircraft plus o fire
bombing demonstration by Abbotsford’s own Conair Avaiation.

Displays of oerobatics, vintage aircraft and a new family area with
entertainers and activities are organized for those who want a break from
the “in ait” action. To avoid last minute line-ups reserve a spot at the new
campground set up for overnight accommodation at a very reasonable price.
Just $56 provides campers with one night's tent or RV site for up to six
people, plus the next days admission jo the Airshow for all six!

Tickets are available at Lower
Mainland Safeway locations. Order
by phone at 662-5055.
Tickets are also available at ail
ViC/Ticketmaster locations call
280-4444,

You can also buy tickets at the
gate.Call the Airshow Hotline at
328-JETS for more information.

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