NEWS pho'os Mike Wakefliald

THESE BREAD-KNEADING
happy shiny people are smiling
for a reason. They're all celebrat-
ing the opening of the newest
Bread Garden that the North
Shore can call its own, at Park
and Tilford. (Above, clockwise
from bottom left) Jennifer
Cargill, Katrina Hechanova,
Ryan Hagerman, Tiffany Evans
and Diana Ray gather for a show
of staff camaraderie. (Betow)
Tammy Tanner, Park and Tilford
office manager, shares a tender
moment with the eatery’s stiff yet
gentle wooden chef.

: NEWS photos Cindy Goodman
“WEST VANCOUVER’ S John Lawson Park was tne site of creative inspiration recently during an Arts in
‘Action event, Above (left to right): volunteer Paula Desai watches as five-year-old Vanessa Eltony and

“nine-year-old Lina Miller try their hands at sponge painting. Right: Seven-year-old Amira Eltony ignored
the sponges and went right into hand painting. The event, organized by Kim Fraser, also included more
non-traditional painti ng implements like’ tennis balls and marbles. . ;

NICOLE BEHNSON (above),
one of the Park sand Tilford:
location’s. .managers, . does

‘more than pay lip service to the’
- old “service with a smile".

expression. Meanwhile (at left,
left to. right), “Paul Mon-Kau,
Molly Huber, Lizanne Hardy.
and Graham Caulfeild :man
their posts at the take-out win-
dows. Below, general manager’.
Paige Heltier :(ieft).and area
director Caro) Watt ‘strike. a’
pose in the new facility’s out-
door patio. — a . sure-fire
favorite with patrons wanting to.
enjoy the balmy weather while
it lasts.