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Shipwreck scene at Maritime Museum

SHIVER me timbers, Land lubbers and sea-faring salty dogs of
all ages will want to sail over to the Vancouver Maritime
Museum to see Shipwreck, The spectacular new underwater
exhibition features a treasure trove of underwater history: and
interactive exhibits. People can track shipwreck stories from dis-
aster to discovery, learn how to build a home-made underwater
robot, enjoy computer games, and view the famous Newtsuit.
Produced in N.Van at Hard Suits Tne, the Newtsuit inage will
soon be faunched as a Canada Post stamp. The cecently held
opening reception for Shipwreck was a splash hit.

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NEWS photos Ann Hemittd

Hard Suits Inc. technical services manager Steven Fuzessery, right, and electricg
engineer Peter Helland join the Newtsuit, centre, which is praduced at HS! in N.Vanj

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Dr. Ray Parkinson of West Vancouver steps up to the
telescope to view the ships in spectacular English Bay.

Jeff Berkley of Squamish
sails into the shipwrecked
spirit of things.

Cathy Beaumont offers
Vancouver Maritime Museurn curator of collections Joan warm welcome to even
Thornley is jcined by Shipwreck quest Jeremy Faulkes. —_ one arriving at the premie

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Vancouver Maritime PN RE Ace) COI drink while discovering
Museum executive direc- . ‘ i some history of the sea.
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enjoys the opening with

wife (and West Van ‘ : ;
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librarian) Ann Goodhart. At fame §=©6Mounce, left, checks in. } J
Nora Lusterio enjoys a ™ eerst
shipwrecked skit by Geoffrey Sharman, visiting from London, England, gets
Vancouver theatresports. ready to slip into a brass, deep sea diving helmet.

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Vancovuer Theatresports performers Pearce Visser, left, and Chris Casillan entertain Museum volunteer Andre Lemaire checks out the terrif- Victoria Valpy explores|

the crowd with a humorous high water, seaside, shipwrecked, adventure skit. ic display of artifacts, displays and interactive exhibits. the history-rich displays. ,

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