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Susan MacLellan
stands while Tracy
Jacks sits at
Ambleside Beach in
West Vancouver
enjoying the sun
glistening off the

water.

Mayan storyteller at the ey

FLOATING EAGLE FEATHER, a storyteller of
Mayan Indian descent, will be appearing at North
Vancouver Library to tell stones from all over the
world on June 9 at 9:30 a.m.

Floating Eagle Feather's
story-telling techniques in-
clude pantomime, sign lan-
guage and origami, a paper
folding art from Japan.

way of sharing spint and
warmth,” Floating Eagle
Feather said. “When people
be with each other, there's
more chance to see that
beautiful divine spirit inside
us.”

Floating Eagle

Dressed in Mayan Indian
costume, he bongs his vivid
folklore stomes. from all dif
ferent cultures, to hfe

“Storytelling ts an intimate

Feather

grew up in New Orleans, lhiv-
ed in the Honduras, studied
in France. and has travelled

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Besides English, he speaks
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1s also musically inclined.

Joyce Moller, public rela-
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North Vancouver Library,
said Floating Eagle Feather’s
performance will kick-off
the Summer Reading Club
for children, which features
the cthnic
around BC

communities

The children will each
receive a color map of B.C.,
illustrated by Douglas Tait,
an the reverse side will in-
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they undertake.

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