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MARINE DRIVE was the site for West Van's com- f
munity day parade last Saturday, with marching &
bands, baton twirlers (above) and floats delighting }
crowds. Below left: Byron Estey, 1%, enjoys his
first parade. Right: 50 Cats in the Hat, including §
(left to right) John Bain, 4, Cameron Moore, 5, 5
Andrew Ellis, 5, and Andrew Black, 5, were
ieee peas weanee st Jo ee ore, : *, : | enough to land The Playschool's float first-place §

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Kimberley (left) and ; —— ae ; a car ne ;

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the parade from their

curbside vantage point.

Right: Float No. 25 fea-

tured all the trappings of

The Mad Hatter's Tea

Party. After the parade

had run its course, there

were sports and games,

music and dancing at the

West Van rec centre.

with Jim Lang, made an
appearance in West Van
last week. Above: The §
féte, a fundraiser tor West
Van's library, was emceed
by Jurgen Gothe and
chaired by Judy Gosney. |
Below: Joyce and John
Scholefield brandish an
autographed copy of On
the Take, Cameron's
account of the Mulroney
years.

NEWS photes Brad Ledwidge