Harvest Project president Jeif Feweett (centre) welcomed guests lixe dad Darcy
Reime? and daughter Beth (left) and dad Denny Castilloux and his daughter Bree-

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Nick Serheniuk dined by
candlelight as he enjoyed
a big plate of turkey, stuff-
ing, vegetables, potatoes
ard gravy which was fol-
lowed by some pie and
Oranges.

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The Harvest dinner was truly a family affair and everyons
was only too happy to help out. From left to right: dad
Lioyd Merrifield, mom Ceral-Anne, oldest son Ryan
Hemouth and his brother Connar Hemouth (centre

Mazin Travei’s Gall Bodnaruk (left} was nap-
pily donated a trip to Victoria and Harvest
Project director Nancy Robb heiped out in the
cloak room.

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Turkey chef ian Andrews
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out helpers like son Jesse
(front) and volunteer
Sheila Britton.

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Three-year-cld Danny-
Lynn Olllon brought her
friend Albert MacAuiey
along for company.

Little six-month-old
Anisha Faridfar found the
biggest teddy bearof them
ali, namely the A&W Root
Bear (otherwise known as
Ryan Vertegaal to his
closa friends).

CHRISTALAS is supposed to be filled with love and jov. But for
some, a happy Christmas is hard to come by. Enter David
Foster, founder of the Harvest Project, an organization that
offers those in need a “hand-up” rather than a “hand-out.” His
group is successfully breaking the welfare cycle and giving out

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Christmas the Harvest gang puts on an elegant holiday feast at
North Vancouver’s Lonsdale Recreation Centre complete with
presents. And as the tables ave set with candles and china, those
in need, get a chance to feel not so needy after all.

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Pastor Gryan Muelier (centre) brought nis whole family

to help out, namely wife Myrna and daughter Annie
{centre front) and sons Chartiie (left} and Grady (right).

BC Lions quarterback Damon Alfen (left) was happy to
join the Harvest Project's founder David Fester (ight)

and his beautiful wife Emnitke in wishing the kids a very
merry Christmas.

Kitchen duty is not a chore when done with love, just ask
(from left to right) Ed Kelly, Elizabetin Kelly, Linda-Joy
Ewart, Scott Ewart and Rese MacLeod. 2

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