14 - Wednesday. September 29, 1999 - North Shore News north shore news

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NORTH Shore Neighbourhood House has been operating in the Lower Lonsdale area for 60 vears providing a variety of ser- vice for people of all ages. Saturday it threw an all-day party to mark the occasion, Children, seniors and everyone in between were treated to all sorts of entertainment, a barbecue on the bal cony and as many i sam dishes as they wished! Phe day wrapped up with a swing dance to the sounds of The Milleraires. The *House™ has served its community well, providing a place where neighbours meet, where kids play, where seniors find friends. Long may it continue to be the heart of its community.

Megan Tolliday (from left), Lise Devine and Lois Thiessen were selling anniversary T-shirts and coffee

mugs.

The Flow R.1.D.E.R.S. put on an impressive display of stunt riding. Clockwise from left are Travis Bailey, Keith “Big Boy” White, “Mountain Bike” Mike MacGregor, “Dangerous Dan” Cowan, Cody Bentall, Lucas Hamilton, Andrew Arnold, James Southam and lan

Albert Procaccini (from left), Andy Demeule and Larry Patitucci were doing a great job keeping the crowds fed.

Avery tail Mike Battie fas- cinated nine-month-old Chantal Olsen and her grandpa, Alf Olsen.

NEWS photos Martin Millerchip Four of the hard-working but ever-smiling staff workers at

North. Shore Neighbourhood House: Lisa Dowding (from teit), Kim Kreutzer, Christine Poole and Jean-

Filetta Fish was really getting into the tai-bo class that Jaimie Campbell (left) and Rosemary Scott

Paul Lorieau.

Washboard boogie from Earthlings — KC Jones and Ann Richards — kept toes tapping in the moming.

Sisters Heather (left) and Dana Sieven were having great fun with balloons in a bouncy castle.

North Shore Neighbourhood House's board includes vice president Neil NiacDonald (from left), executive director Don Rutherford and secretary Elaine Anderson.

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Enjoying the music of Joey Hanlon were (from left) seanie Hill, Clarice icNaughton, ivy Todd, and Ruth teacy.

Elaine Biehl! (from left} and Sara and Mahte Khaiill were enjoying getting their faces painted.

Community services director Tricia Andrew dropped in , to visit the two most popular men of the day: Dave Huber’ (left) and Walter Knott, youth workers who were handing out ice cream sundaes.

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