Parking Lotapo!
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Brad Ledwidge
BRIGHT LIGHTS

OREGOING THE $35

cover charge and one-

hour drive to Cloverdale
for the real thing, North
Shore youths organized their
own Lollapalooza festival.

The alternative to the alterna-
tive music festival was staged
last Sunday, Aug. 28, in the
parking fot of the Seymour Youth
Centie.

“Parking Lotapolooza” offered
up eight local bands — for
admission by donation — plus a
barbecue, skate ramps, a dunk
tank and heaps of other fun
activities.

The event was organized hy
the Seymour Area Youth Services
Society (SAYSS), a group of
youth workers who work out of
the Seymour Youth Centre, plan-
ning activities for teens.

Summer activities have
included camping trips, movie
nights, car washes, outings to
sporting events, and a coffee
house with live bands.

The Seymour Youth Centre is
located at 2425 Mount Seymour
Pkwy., across ihe parking lot
from the Ron Andrews recreation
centre. For more information,
phone 929-3466.

LES PILCHAK (leit) and Cody Gander of The Bushytails per-

form at Parking Lotapolooza.

PARKING LOTAPOLOOZA
fans (above) take in The
Bushytails, one of eight
bands featured at last
Sunday’s youth music festi-
val at the Seymour Youth
Centre.

SEYMOUR YOUTH Centre
organizers (left photo, left to
right) Duane Gartman.
Outreach counselor Theresa
Campbell (holding youth cen-
tre mascot Bear), Lori Bristow
and Ryan Macleod helped
coordinate the one-day youth
music festival.

S, of RBC Dominion, and wife
Shannon, of North Shore Neighbourhood House (NSNH),
played on the fifth-placed NSNH team.

PITNEY BOWES team members (left to right) Moe
Somani, Peter Sparrow, Alan Jones and Rob Cronk won
the Texas Scramble with a tow score of 63. The North
Vancouver Chamber of Commerce held its fourth annual!
Chamber Golf Classic at the Seymour Golf and Country
Club last Friday, Aug. 26.

Teeing-off with
NV chamber

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BOB RASMUS (left), of RJR Construction battled with
Sutton Realty’s Bruce Miller to win the putting contest.

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SAORU MITHA (left). president of the North Shore Chamber
of Commerce, greets past-president Naomi Yamamoto.