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SUNDAY, JUNE
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New Generation (church
for kids). Games, prizes,
ice cream, candy, music,
dancing, and a lesson from
the bible. St. John’s
Anglican (basement), 220
West 8th, every Sunday at
2-3 p.m. Kids aged 5 to 12
and parents welcome.
Corrine at 985-4110.

Nar-Anon, a 12-step pro-

and support group for
Emily and friends of people
with drug problems, meets
every Sunday, 7 p.m., The
- Alano Club, "76 PBast 2nd
St., North Vancouver. 922-
4294 or 434-1553.

MONDAY, JUNE
30

Sahaja Yoga Meditation.
Free classes, 7 p.m., West
Memorial

ibrary, West Vancouver.
985-9391 or 985-0564.

North Shore Keep Well is
:,a free drop-in program for
“older adults every weekday
morning.’ Activities include
mild . exercise, walking,
- blood Pressure, nutrition,
“.massage,.:and speakers.
‘Location.
N.Shore Neighbourhood
-'. House. 987- 8138.

North Shore
Toastmasters; Enhance
-your personal growth in a
supportive and positive
environment. Develop
: communication, leadership
“and good’ public speaking
skills. ‘Mondays at 7:15
_;p.um. atthe West Vancouver
2062
Esquimalt. Patrick, 922-
6965 or Eileen, 988-9641.

Delbrook Community
Centre has bridge Monday
and Thursday afternoons at
12:30-3. p.m. Everyone
welcome. 87-7529.

WEDNESDAY,
JULY 2

Bike maintenance work-

shops are held from 6:30-

9:30 p.m. July-August at

North Shore

- =f chbonhond House,

225 East 2nd Street. 987-
8138.

Ongoing. English as a
second language. Monday
through Friday, classes for

adults. .New program each
month. Intermediate and
pronunciation courses. The
Delbrook Baptist Church,
985-4011.

~The North Shore Group

is a social group for busi-
ness and professional sin-
gles. Presently looking for
nice, active singles in their
40s to 5Qs for numerous
summer activities. 987-
1228 or 987-0401.

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Free Concerts at the Quay!

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Music, dance and laughter...Lonsdale Quay Market is alive with the sights and sounds of summer!

Every weekend until labour day enjoy the musical delights of “Summer Festival” on the Harbour Deck at Lonsdale Quay Market.

Mark these dates on your calendar and join Lonsdale Quay Market, the North Shore News and AM 1040 Radio for free tue tapping, excitement!

CANADA DAY CELEBRATION
THE DIGGERS
Tuesday, July 1,
2 0 4pm
Dig this: a three piece band that does everything;
oodles of country (also some western), lots of
CCR, old rock ‘n’ roll, blues, and all kinds of other
suff including their own tunes.
Celebrate Canada Day on the Harbour Deck!

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KIDS’ FESTIVAL
Saturday and Sunday, July 5 & 6,
12 to 4 pm
For the kid in all of us, enjoy two days
of fun and laughter with children’
entertainer Joey Hanlon, the Euphorics,
jugglers. puppeteers, face painters,
balloon anists and more.

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JOEY HANLON
Saturday, July 5,
2 to 4pm
Joey's refreshing approach to pop and children’s
music and his irreverent parodies of pop heroes
gets everyone into the act - singing, lauphing,
rockin’ and rhymin’. Joey, his guitar and his zany
antics are back for more fun at the Quay!

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EUPHORICS (U4X}
Sunday, July 6,
2 to 4pm
The Euphorics, a cappella quartet, create a rich
vocal blend in a repertoire which indudes pop,
doo wop and classical pieces delivered with a
great sense of humour and showmanship.

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AFRICAN FESTIVAL
THLALA
Sunday, July 13,
2 to 4pm
From the traditional sounds of drums, percussions,
song and dance to the up-beat modern sounds of

African-jazz, JHI.ALA will sweep you away into
the heart of African culture.

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BIG BAND
TUXEDO JUNCTION
Sunday, July 20,
2 to 4pm
If the sounds of Tommy Dorsy, Benny Goodman,
and Glen Miller put you in the mood,
don't miss Tuxedo Junction.

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CARIBBEAN FESTIVAL
TROPICAL HEAT
Sunday, July 27,
2 to 4pm
The rhythms of the vslands are heard

in the infectious steel drums of Tropical Heat.

This lively quintet brings the Caribbean
to the Quay along with their colorful dancers
and authentic limbo.

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BRITISH INVASION
THE SPOILERS
& Sunday & Monday, August 3 & 4,
j 210 4pm
The Spoilers have replicated the
raw excitement and atmosphere of -
the British invasion in the early 60's:
Get teady to rock ‘n’ roll to the songs
that revolutionalized the face of pop music.

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BRAZILIAN FESTIVAL
ACHE BRAZIL :
Sunday, August 10,
2 0 4pm
Aché Brazil is renowned for their brilliant
explosion of popular and folklore Afro-Brazilian

dance, music and rhythms.
An astonishing display of acrobatics -
performed to the hypnotic rhythm of the

berimbau will captivate you!

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COUNTRY ROCK
34 HORSE
Sunday, August 17,
2 to 4pm
Grab your partner and mosey on down to the Quay...
for the heel stomping country sounds of 3/4 Horse. *-

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YOUTH ORCHESTRA
SUMMER POPS YOUTH ORCHESTI RA ©
Sunday, August 24,
2 to fpm
From Bach to Broadway and beyond, you'll enjoy
a unique mix of show tunes & light classical
delivered by 12 - 19 year olds.
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CELTIC FOLK ROCK —
THE QUENCHERS
Sunday, August 31,
2 to 4pm
The Quencher's repertoire is a keen blend of
memorable originals, heart-felt ballads, and
foot stomping favourites.

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ISLAND RHYTHMS
TROPITONICS STEEL BAND
Monday, September 1,

2 0 4pm
The Tropitonics will take you on a musical
voyage with the magical sounds of the steel
drums combined with vocals and
conventional instruments.

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