Al2 - Wednesday, June 15, 1983 - North Shore News

PARTICIPATING in the Folkfest concert Sunday, June 28, at the Centennial Theatre are

the Kathy Wright Dancers. L to r above: Colin Campbell, Colleen Shwetz, Lynne

Hamilton and Kathy Wright.

Folkfest shows feature
cultures of many nations |

FREE ADMISSION  pro-
grams of the North Van-
couver Folkfest ‘83, spon-
sored by the North Van-
couver Chamber of Com-
merce, will be presented
each evening from Fmday,
June 24 to Thursday, June 30
at the North Vancouver
Centennial Theatre. The
curtain time is 8 p.m. except
Saturday, when the curtain
time is 7 p.m.

On Friday, June 24 the
opening attraction will be
the world famous North
Vancouver Youth Band.
Also participating will be the
B.C. Classical Belly Dancers
and the well known Kalaya
Dancers.

Saturday, June 25 will be
Caledonian Night, with Nann
and Nancy Wilson presen-
ting Scottish dancing.

Sunday, June 26 will have
the return of the

Wright Dancers, the Sicilian
Folkloristico group and the
Estonian Rhythm Gymnasts.

Monday, June 27 will be
an international evening
with the Music Makers, the
Polish Karpaty and Zgoda
Dancers, a French Canadian
presentation, the Irish
Cultural Society Dancers,
the Olaza Spanish Dancer
and music by the Associa-
tion of Vietnamese
Refugees.

Tuesday, June 28 the
evening will open with the
beautiful Sweet Adelines
followed by the singers and
dancers of the Church of
Jesus Chnst Latter Day
Saints, the Dancing Water
Kelpies, the Ukranian Ban-
dura Ensembie, and _ the
Vancouver Chinese Music
Association.

Wednesday, June 29 will
have the return of the Maple
Leaf Choir and the North

Shore Chamber Music
Society as well as the Scot-
tish Bluebells, West Indian
Piano Soloist and the Greek
Leventia Dancers.

Thursday, June 30 will
conclude the week with the
Silver Stars Choir, the
Audrey Walker Dancers, the
Japanese Tatsumi Dancers,
the Weavers Square
Dancers, Folksinger Francis
Xavier and the Nahanee In-
dian Dance Group.

June 30 # has been
designated by the Chamber's
Folkfest Committee as
Canada Day celebrations.
Folkfest Chairman Stella Jo
Dean explains that the North
Vancouver Chamber of
Commerce sponsors these
Free Admission programs as
its contribution to interna-
tional understanding by pro-
viding an opportunity to ap-
preciate the cultures of
many lands.

THE GINGER JAR’S

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FLEA MARKET Saturday, June 25 at the North Van Recreation Centre will be a popular
Folkfest attraction. Above, convenors Hubert Vrolyk and Marget Comba display typical
wares to be sold. For exhibitor information, call 987-4488.

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