22 - Wednesday, July 19, 1989 - North Shore News

THE WEATHER was good and so was the music at a gospel music rally held at Mahon Park fast Saturday. §
Gospel groups and individual perforniers entertained the crowd from morning to night. Proceeds from the &
fund-raiser will go to benefit the Vancouver Food Bank.

Children experience arts

SPACE 5 still’ available for the
Miramar Art Centre’s Summer Arts
‘89, an integrated arts program for
children aged four to 13.

The morning program at North
Vancouver's Queen Mary School
beginning July’ 24, offers music,
drawing, painting, creative
movement, mask making and print
making.

Visual artist Lori Goldberg and
Lynr Tomlinson, a music instruc-
tor at Capilano College, will work
with the group. Patricia Dahlquist
of the Arts Club Theatre's Angry
Housewives will be leading the
older group in music appreciation
and awareness.

For information phone 987-
7005.

Larry promotes reggae

From pzge 21

Alexander still performs, but
since the early ‘80s most of his
energy has been focused on lifting .
reggae up the chars — first as host
of a reggae show on two Fort
Lauderdale radio stations and in
Orlando on WLOQ-FM, and later
through Miami's First Annual
Jamaica Awareness Reggae Festival
which he created in 1985.

“They had never even heard
the word reggae there,” he says of
his early days in Florida. ‘| was

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The festival was such a success
— the first year attracted 8,000
people and | by the third, close to
80,000 — that he will try to launch
a similar venture in Vancouver,
perhaps as early as next summer.
The lineup could include such ar-
tists as Third World, Oingo Boingo
and possibly even UB40.

Festival or not, Alexander in-
tends to spread the reggae
gospel wherever he goes. ‘Once
it gets into people’s bloodstreams
it will grow,"’ he says.

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Take a Slice off Doug!

Friends of Doug Collins and the North Shore News
invite you to attend a retirement roast.

Saturday, July 22
at 10:00 a.m.

Join us at the Centennial
Theatre to give Doug a
grand retirement send-off.

Hosted by Pat Burns, you'll
have the opportunity to hear
the community, politicians
and the media. pay tribute to
Doug and the controversy
only he can create!

Theatre lobby open at 9:00
a.m. for light retreshments!

Tickets are available at the
North Shore News offices.
Advance sales only. Tickets
will not be sold at the theatre
on the day of the roast.-

. $10.00 per person.

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