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Welcome To The 1994
Vancouver Festival
C-Tran Festival
Shuttle Service
Saturday 8:00 a.m. -11:00 p.m.
Sunday 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Avoid traffic congestion by park­
ing your car in one of six convenient
locations. Both shuttles operate on 15
minute frequencies. You will arrive
at the downtown 7th Street Transit
Center - an easy one-block walk to the
festival.
North Shuttle
Arrives and departs from the #73
boarding location at 7th Street Tran­
sit Center.
• Clark College Parking avail­
able on south and east sides of Ap­
plied A rts B uilding and along
McLoughlin Blvd. (on the street).
• Hudson’s Bay High School
Board on East side of school, along
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Reserve Street.
• Clark Public Utilities Park in
lot and board along Fort Vancouver
Way.
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South Shuttle
Arrives and departs from the # 14
boarding location at 7th Street Tran­
sit Center.
• Fort Vancouver/SR 14 Park &
Ride
• Old Apple Tree Park Across
from Who Song & Larry’s on E.
Columbia Way.
• Vancouver Landing at Termi­
nal One At the west end of the Red
Lion Inn of the Quay. Entrance off
Columbia Street.
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The opening gala is an open-air
festival. Sidewalk seating is available
for dining, conversation and people­
watching. There will be plenty of
room to dance, and once the show
starts, you’ll want to do just that!
Starting at 5:30 p.m. a pre-gala
dinner will take place at the First
Interstate Tower. Patrons have their
choice of a 4-course dinner of chilled
poached filet of salmon or garlic-
roasted tenderloin of beef, beer and
wine beverage, and, of course, a ticket
to the show with reserved seating.
Cost is $55 per person. Call the Down­
town Vancouver Association 693-
2847 for reservations.
N ew & used books
on Business, M usic,
& African-Am erican
Studies
Don’t Miss
Alvin and the
Chipmunks
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Main S t
party unsurpassed in the history of
Vancouver and Clark County. This is
a full evening o f outstanding talent
that you’ll never forget! Come early
to enjoy street performances featur­
ing live music, dance and juggling -
all prior to the main show. You’ll
need a ticket to attend. Tickets are
limited - get yours now!
Advance general admission tick­
ets are $15. Day of the event gate
admission is $18. Purchase tickets at
Columbia Arts Center, 400 W. Ever­
green Blvd., Paradise Cafe at 13th
and Main Streets, and all Fred Meyer
FASTIXX locations. FASTIXX ac­
cepts credit card orders by calling
503/224-TIX X . (FASTIXX p u r­
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ing an array of family-oriented enter­
tainment, exhibits, demonstrations
and hands-on activities. Set in a 12-
block area, each comer presents a
new adventure. Your presence, par­
ticipation and enthusiasm confirms
our community’s fun-loving spirit and
evolving “cultural wings.” Enjoy the
festival, a prelude to the multitude of
events available all year.
Brian Wolf, Chairman, 1994
Vancouver Festival Friday, June 17,
1994.
This inaugural event brings to
our community the best in entertain­
Opening Night Gala with
ment and family activities. We have
The Temptations
developed a festival that will have a
and Mary Wilson
short as well as long term impact on
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our community and allows Vancou­
Main Stage
ver to take its rightful place in the
regional economy. The Vancouver
4:30 p.m. - Midnight
Festival -” Where S ummer Begins” is
W e’re kicking off the Vancouver
a 3-day outdoor extravaganza boast- Festival in a big way with an outdoor
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co-sponsored by First In­
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Sundays
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Announcement
Zoe Z ahara Cox was bom
May 18,1994 at Providence Medi­
cal Center. She weighed 7 pounds,
3 ounces and was 20-1/4 inches.
Parents are Thomas and Tonya-
Marie Cox of Tigard, grandpar­
ents are Cynthia Rabideau of Port­
land and John and Joanne Cox o f
Louisville, KY, and a great-grand­
parent is Vera Cox of Rushville,
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All Senior Citizens Are
Invited To Attend The
22nd Annual
Fishing Derby
Sponsored by The Urban
League of Portland’s Senior Ser­
vice Department. June 24, 1994;
9:30 A.M. - 3:00 P.M.; Sauvie Is­
land
Registration Fee: $5.00. For
more information, contact Bob
Barner or Pauline Reed, 248-5470,
Ext. 4545
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