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Southeast's resort towns begins
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at the straw market to the expensive perfume
shops.
Conchs (pronounced "konks") arc
everywhere. The mussel innards are served
in everything from salads to sandwiches
and the shells are cleaned and sold as
souvenirs.
The island has served as the setting for
parts of the James Bond-007 films. "Never
Say Never Again" and "Thunderball."
The dockside "Never Say Never Again"
bar behind the Sheraton British Colonial
motel, where 007 first encountered his
nubile nemesis, makes much of the connection.
But it takes a native to point out the
beachfront cave setting for "Thunderball"
on the beach near Lyford Cay, the elite section
on the other, western, side of the
island.
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From Staff Reports
MYRTLE BEACH ? South Carolina's Grand Strand will
play host to-as many as 40,000 Canadian and 60,000 American
visitors during the 24th Annual Canadian-American Days
Festival March 9 through 17. Sponsored by the Myrtle Beach
Area Chamber of Commerce, the event is a celebration of the
importance of Canadian tourism along the Grand Strand.
The Canadian-American Days Festival was begun in 1962 to
celebrate Canadian tourism along the Grand Strand. The need
for the celebration was seen as area residents began to sec
more and more Canadian license plates, hence, more Canadian
visitors.
The first Can-Am Days Festival featured only a few events,
but the purpose even then was to stress the importance of our
Canadian visitors.
ENTERTAINMENT DURING this year's festival will
feature musical concerts, art exhibits, dance contests, various
tours, sporting events and many other activities for Canadians
?and Americans alike.
According to festival chairman Ttrrv Arn/?ti*? "'Thic
Can-Am Days Festival will feature more free events with an
emphasis on hospitality. We will have activities spanning the
entire length of the 60-mile Grand Strand."
Since its inception, several activities have become annual
events, but each year new and exciting programs are added in
addition to the regularly scheduled events.
The second Annual National Shag Dance Championship
will kick off the week-long festival along the Grand Strand.
The Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce has invited
more than 20 professional and novice shag couples from
across the Southeast to take part in the two-day competition at
Studebaker's. Barry Thigpcn, Chairman of the National Shag
Dance Championship, said "This is our way of officially
recognizing and promoting this unique Carolinas dance
style."
ANOTHER HIGHLIGHT will include appearances by the
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March 12 at Myrtle Square Mall. The shows arc free and the
public is invited to attend.
Several historical tours will be offered through Georgetown,
Charleston, Wilmington and Hopsewee Plantation.
The Myrtle Beach Grand Prix BMX will host Bicycle
Motorcross Races. The sport of bicycle motorcross pits riders
against each other in their own age groups in a test of skill over
a track containing jumps, turns and other hazards.
Some events new to Can-Am include a Lip Synch Contest
sponsored by WKZQ-Radio and a "Can-Am Jam." A Film
Fest of Family Classics will be presented at the North Myrtle
Beach Community Center and a variety of local shows and
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warm weather.
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