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L a te Buena Vista, Fla.-”beauty” of a 20th Anniversary Celebration means a “swim­
mingly” good time featuring Disney’s most famous anim ated stars, larger-than-life
parades and dazzling fireworks this summer at the Walt Disney World Resort.
F rom the Oscar-winning films “Beauty and the Beast” and “The Little Mermaid, Disney s
beloved anim ated characters spring from the big screen and come to life on stage at the
Disney-MGM Studios Theme Park.
Beauty and die Beast-Live on Stage raptures die spellbinding story of Belle and the Beast
in a 25-minute musical extravaganza at the Theater of the Stars.
Voyage of die Litde Mermaid features dazzling special effects which combine with
puppets, Audio-Animatronics figures, live performers and favorite clips from the film to
tell the tale of Ariel.
More fun awaits summer guests throughout the Vacation Kingdom with:
SpectroMagic - Stunning nighttime show combines the energy of seven lightning bolts,
the electrical power of 2,000 highway trucks and a sprinkling of pixie dust in the streets
of die magic Kingdom. Light, music and mechanical animation are synchronized in the
niglidy spectacle.
Surprise Celebration Parade - A carnival of larger-than-life Disney characters brings the
world’s best-loved street parties to the Magic Kingdom. Mickey, Minnie, Roger Rabbit.
Red, Hot & Rollin'!
Pluto, Donald and Goofy appear as gigantic, colorful, cold-air balloon figures that tower
nearly 40 feet above Main Street, U.S. A. Floats and a cast of more than 100 complete the
daily caravan.
Surprise in the Skies - Colors take flight and wTap a rainbow around World Showcase
in this new daytime show at Epcot Center that boasts the world’s largest daytime
Mouse makes a dramatic appearance as die Sorcerer’s Apprentice from “Fantasia” amid
skybursts of fireworks and a magical score celebrating 70 years of Hollywood.
Gabi’s Kriss-
Kross Dance
Contest
By Derek Rasheed
Brian Washington won the free throw competition at Larry Steels Basket­
ball Camp which ran from July 12 to July 31. Brian made 8 out o f 1 Ofree
throws winning the contest out o f 400 kids aging between 9 - 1 7 years old
Brian attends Holy Redeemer School and is a product o f a long line o f
fam ily athletes. Congratulations.
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from 2 thru 18. $50.00 dollars was given to the winner of each group. Parents and
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was a big success, with a turn out of about 200people. Congratulations to all the
children came from all over town, with there dancing shoes on, and ready to do
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winners.
August 1992
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