14 — Sunday, September 6. 1998 — North Shore News

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Deep Cove festival day colors the Cove

ULTIMATELY a didn’t mater whether the event was called
Deep Cove Dass, Deep Cave Daze, A Dav in Deep Cove or Color
the Cove. Itonly mattered that the people came and had a goud
ume. The inteat was tonne money to belp fund aamural at the
corer of Gallant and Panorama Bouho Lights mav have been
confused as to what the anneal day of music and entertainneni in
the Core was being called ths vear, but there was no doubt that
evervone was having a great afernoon in the sun oon this last
Suiiday of August. Th tal teeling of Community in Deep

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NEWS photos Martin Milerchip

The crowd was definitely split into two types last Sunday afternoon in the Cove.
These were the sun worshippers.

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“eniors in Action” and friends were busy selling raffle

ticxets to raise money for furnishings and equipment for

" the seniors’ centre in the new Parkgate Community

Jamie Martz, 4, was hav- Centre. Clockwise from top left were Dolores Bremner,

ing a blast in the Bouncy Peggy Cardno, Joan Ogden, Moira French, Alyson
Castie. French, Gill Booth and Norah Helliwell.

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Midnight Rainbow were one of several talented young
bands to take a tur entertaining the crowd. Marina
Bennett, 10, Ty Pearson, Naomi Andrews, 9, and
Aaron Andrews, 12, (left to right) were performing a
hot number by Aaron called Party.

Three-year-old
Romaniuk was
quickly round the Greater
Deep Cove Open. He'd obvi-
ously be an asset out on
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Artist Graham Eagle
(left) Tom Bougers
(kneeling) and Province
theatre critic Damian ; : ENO ; oa . hye
Inwood enjoy Eagle's . ae 7 SR - ; . Te aaa:
amusing creation Last Damian Inwood gets an elbow jar as sen aii “ ,
Fling at Lions Gate in the ribs from friendly Mary fon <—e. Deborah Catahan of the village’s Ivy Cove gift shop
Major, a structured touch mas- , eee a and tea room claims she found this life preserver float-
sage practitioner. ONE gt ing in the cove. She says she is sticking to her story.

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Bonnie Ayotte is new to ‘The clairvoyants were smart: they had set up their tables in proudly sporting a brand new —
the Cove but the young the shade. They must have known it was going to be hot. mehendi (henna) temporary Janet Pavlik (left) was one of the founders of the
artist is already planning Rose Marcus (left) is an astrologer, clairvoyant, tarot read- _tattoc. A visitor from Maple Deep Cove and Area Heritage Association while
a working studio to be er and Lynn Valley girl, while her friend, Anastasia, is a Ridge, she said she was real- Vivienne Coverdale has lots of local stories having

. called Gabriel's Landing. clairvoyant and tarot reader. ly enjoying Deep Cove. lived in the Cove since 1948.

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