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Folkfest

‘festivities
promise

fun for ail

A. FIFTEEN-year success story,
the North Vancouver Folkfest is
once again offering three days of
free internationally flavored enter-
tainment highlighted by the Lions
Club parade.

North Vancouver’s Centennial
Theatre is the place to be June
24-26, with each of the three even-
ings jammed with programs of
singing and dance.

Folkfest chairman and longtime
supporter North Vancouver Ald.
Stella Jo Dean explains that these
free offerings contribute to inter-
national understanding by pro-
viding an opportunity to appreci-
ate the cultures of many lands.

The holiday gets off to a grand
Start, at 10:30 Saturday morning
with the North Vancouver Lions
Club Parade.

Prior to that, early birds can en-
joy an 8 a.m. pancake breakfast at
14th Street and Lonsdale, where
they will be entertained by musi-

cians.

Decorated bikes will be judged
on originality, color and creativity
at 9:30 a.m. at Victoria Park. For
information about the Bike Dec-

orating Contest, contact Paul

Hasler at 980-5809.

Entries are also welcomed to the
parade, which will leave Victoria
Park, rain or shine, at 10:30 a.m.

and proceed by Lonsdale Avenue -

to the recreation centre.

There, the Lions Club will
award the trophies and ribbons for
the best floats, decorated cars, ma-

* jorette groups and bands.

For more information about the
parade or to get an entry form, call
984-6097 or 987-4488.

At Ald. Dean’s request, Satur-
day has been designated as family

y.
After the parade, there will be a

‘family picnic at Waterfront Park

from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

There will be racing, games, 2
kite-making workshop, a gym-
nastics display by the Flicka Gym
Club and a Nylon Zoo (of stuffed
animals). -

At Centennial Theatre, the
featured performances starting at 8
p.m. include The Music Makers, a
Tatsumi Japanese Dancer, the
Caledonian Scottish Dancers, the
Strathcona Chinese Dancers, the
Italian Choir of B.C., the Lupita
Navarro Folklore Mexican Dancers
and the Classical East -indian
Kauital Dancers.

They will be followed, Sunday,
June 25, by the Sweet ‘Adetines

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