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. "NEWS photo Terry peters
NINE-YEAR-OLD Katie Dresser takes a trip in cyberspace during a demonstration of a cut! edge game sys-
tem called CVRS V.3.0 at the Park Royal Shopping Centre. Cybernautica Technologies’ Dariie! Doucette (left)

helps guide Katie through the virtual world. The company hopes to capture a large share of the ever-expand-
_. Ing areade Industry with this adaptation of virtuai reality technology.

Honoring youth

YOUTH Unlimited
Awards will recognize
six North Shore youths
who have made a Giffer-
ence in their commu

ty.

Presented by the West
Vancouver Chamber — of
Commerce, the awards honor
youths who have overcome

contributions to

nity. “Fhe first annual awards
event takes place April 17 ar dhe
Hollybirn Country Club.

“We want everyone to
know about the remarkable
achievements of these local
unsung heroes who are ofte
overloc at graduation
monies and award banquets,”
said Bryson Milley, chairman of
the awards committee. “These
kids are role models to their
peers and they certainly give us
hope for the future.”

Guest speaker is five-time
Olympian Charmaine Crooks.
Music will be provided by the
award-winning West
Vancouver Youth Band.

Cash awards and a com-
memorative plaque will be pre-
sented to gach of the recipients
by community leaders, includ-
ing West Van. mayor Pat
Boname; environmentalist Fin -
Donnelly; Autumn Rose .
Nelson, recipient of the Know
No Limits Creative Arts -

om Renney; para-
Olympian Liiljana Ljubisic; and
businessman Mo Somani of
Soho Business Group. :

Nominees have — been
judged in’ the categories of
community service, creative
arts, the environment, sports-
manship, courage and entre-
preneurship/innovation.

All nominees will be pub- J
licly acknowledged ar the gala :
dinner and will be eligible for.
the Kinsmen Foundation’s
Know No Limits Youth -
Awards. Tickets to the celebra- .
tion are $45 and available at
the West Vancouver Chamber
of Commerce, 775 15th ‘St., -
and at the concierge desk, Park *
Royal South Mall. For infor-;
mation, call 926-6614. :

Connecting Our
Kids to the
Future

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Seeking Support for Technology
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