Page 6A March 1986 Cassiar Courier Supplement

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The ensemble’s performance emcompasses many moods — from the hardships of fishermen to the flirtatious
moments between soldiers and pretty girls in a village park; from the savage, yet silent Glamotch to the lyrical
Biljana, in which girls weave a veil for a new bride. It is a rainbow of colors and motions, and appeals to
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TICKETS AVAILABLE AT TOWN ADMINISTRATION, REC CENTRE, LOUNGE, CULTURE QUEST COMMITTEE MEMBERS, ETC.

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