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Cobra Kai kickboxers Dean Mantie and Nicole

Gill were part of the intermission entertainment
as they demonstrated their expert moves.

North Van musician Geoff
Gibbons career was highlighted in
the News last May. He was happy
to be on hand to help.

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proudly holds up her new
CD, Place of Standing.
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other local cutlets.

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Presentation House's Val Mason (second from nght) brought along some friends to
hear the music. From left to right: Katherine Ridley, Eldrige Cleaver. Mason and
Mathew Kiss.

Morgan Pendleton said
he was excited to see the
Circte of Song Gebuting in
his home town of North
Van.

Curtis Wheatley was
busy helping prepare the
stage for the event. Curt.
also helps out at
school

Mark James Fortin is the
main driving force behind
the North Shore's Circle of
Song. The event will be
held once each month.

Vancouver singer/song-
writer Leslie Alexander
brought along the guitar
she calis “Brown-eyed
Susan.”

Teacher Steve Bennett (centre) cuddles up to volunteer
Lisa Devine (left) and supporter Karen Anhorn.

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