12 — Sunday, September 26, 1999 ~ North Shore News

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TP wasn afternoon of fim in che sunar kdgemont: Village's
Harvest Festal last Sunday A block of Highiand Boulevard
was barricaded ait tid a stage erected: for ‘he North Shere
Seademy of Dhincers and vartous musicians to Keep the crowds
entertained. Local merchapts sponsored difterent clements of
the afternoon's cvents that featured a wide range of food treats
and children’s activities bke face patting, cartcatures, bead

works, balloon animals and a nee table play centre for tiny tots.
For ofder Kid, the Flow RODE RLS, of Sinadetrack Cycles pat
on exciting displaivs of extreme bike stunt. Phe sun siniled on
2 great afternoon of community participation

NEWS photos Martin Mitlerchip

The North Shore Girls’ Soccer Ciub looked great in their
eye-catching blue shirts. From the teft are Robyn Lord,
Briar Davis, Kristie Shier, Jessica Todd, Becky Elian
(with Oliver), Keira Gordon and Kim Shandro.

Lori Miles and her daugh-
ter Madison, 3, are no
strangers to the camera.
Lori runs Sweet Pea
Photography.

The volunteers at Edgemont's Community Policing
Centre were out in force. From the left are Margaret
Anderson, Joan Pantages, Louise Williams and Rose
Miller (seated).

Watercolour artist Rosemary Hanna (left) was commis-
sioned by Sylvan’s Andrea Gehry to paint a picture of
Edgernont Vilage from which prints could be made.

Marlin Ramazzini (centre) and her salsa orchestra had
toes tapping and hips swaying in the sun with their biend

Bank managers are full of
hot air, right’? Not when it’s
Brian Moore of
Edgemont’'s North Shore
Credit Union volunteering
his time.

Andrew Yee Fung was
presiding over Edgemont
Gourmet Meat's chili pot. It
smelled great!

There was 79 years of
Kiwanian experience flip-
ping those burgers! From
the left are Bob Handel,
Dwight Rouse and Art
Weesen.

Five-year-old Samantha
Smali was _ finger-printed
by Ethe! Biuett as part of
the Child identification
Prearam.

Robin and Jennifer
Delany were thrilled with
the weather and the
turnout. Robin is president
of the village merchants’
association.

Michele D'Angelo is a
massage therapist at
Edgemont Massage
Therapy when she is not
creating her ceramic
wares,

The Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory's toftee apples
were a big hit with Johnny (from ieit), James and
Matthew Heffring.

of Latin/Afro/Cuban rhythms.

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