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THE HISTORIC vessel, the St. Roch, is on display at the Vancouver
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January 1988, the museum was a
partner in‘the Vancouver Museum
and Planetarium Association, but
has since split with the group and
is now run by the Maritime
Museum Society.

. Just east of the museum is a
unique A-framed building which
houses the historic RCMP vessel
the St. Roch. The St. Roch was the
first ship to circumnavigate North
America, and was the first vessel
to travel through the Northwest
Passage west to east.

The permanent gallery houses an
exhibit of the Port of Vancouver’s
marine industry from the early ex-
plorers to the modern day. Captain
Vancouver’s chronometer, a time:
piece which tells sailors their loca-
tion, is also on display.

This summer, an exhibit on the
development in diving technology,
called Beneath the Waves, will
run until September 18. The show
will trace the changes in the history
of diving in B.C. since the second
World War.

Come aboard the schooner
Maple Leaf and the other visiting
shiss moored in the Maritime
Museum’s Heritage Harbour.

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action at the
Showboat

THE KITSILANO Showboat con-
tinues to sail into the summer
months with high-energy enter-
tainment for the young and young
at heart. .

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© Thursday, July 14, a special
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Latta Dancers.

® Friday, July 15, Bela Domingo
Polynesian Dancers .

¢On Sunday, July 17, the
showboat stage will feature a
special performance by the band
Roots Round Up from 2 p.m. to 4
p.m. in conjunction with the Van-
couver Sea Festival weekend.

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held as scheduled only if the
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