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back for 13th Labour Festival.

Labour Fest June 11

Back again with labour and folk songs,
800d food and kid’s games, the annual
Labour Festival — this year’s will be the
13th — is set to open at 12 noon on Sun-
day, June 11 at Websters Corners in Maple
Ridge.

This year’s musical line-up includes Jon
Bartlett and Rika Ruebsaat, Steve Gidora,
Lyonok, Reunion and Dan Keeton. Others

former mayor
of Ottawa, one
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leading peace
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“A new agenda for
the peace movement”

Monday, June 12,

7:30 p.m.

H.R. MacMillan
Planetarium Auditorium
1100 Chestnut St.

Sponsored by the B.C. Peace

Council. Phone 685-9958.

were expected to confirm at Tribune press
time. There are also kid’s games including
the obstacle course, as well as a guessing
contest and a silent auction mounted by the
Frontlines Art Group.

As always, admission is free with dinner
available at a modest price along with the
festival’s famous strawberry shortcake, hot
dogs and refreshments.

The Webster’s Corners site is at 25470
Dewdney Trunk Road in Maple Ridge. To
get there from most Lower Mainland cen-
tres, follow Lougheed Highway to the first
traffic light in Haney, turn left to Dewdney
Trunk, turn right along Dewdney Trunk
about five km and watch for festival sign on
your right.

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COMING EVENTS

JUNE 11 — Annual labour festival at Webs-
ters’ Corners. 12 noon to 6 p.m. Songs and
music, food, refreshments, children’s activities,
sports. Fun for the whole family!

JUNE 12 — “A new agenda for the peace
movement.” Hear Marion Dewar, former long-
time mayor of Ottawa and one of Canada’s
leading peace activists. 7:30 p.m. H.R. MacMil-
lan Planetarium Auditorium, 1100 Chestnut St.
Sponsored by B.C. Peace Council. Phone:
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JUNE 17 — Garage sale, 3246 Shaughnessy
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ceeds to Tribune drive. Donations welcome,
can be picked up. Phone Jan at 941-3913.

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JUNE 18 — Annual Pacific Tribune Salmon
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JUNE 18 — Concert featuring outstanding
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Reception and refreshments to follow. Spon-
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