Hundreds of families participated in the Pathfinders Youth Centre Society free children’s carnival in Memorial Peace Park on Sunday, including seven-year-old Michelle Hyde of Langley and three-year-old Taylor Beaudoin of Maple Ridge. Showers held off until after organizers concluded the four-hour party that featured games, arts and crafts, facepainting, popcorn, cotton candy, bouncy castles, and other kids-related activities. Organizer Alana Jackson estimated 400 kids took part in the day’s festivities. For more information about this youth mentoring organization, people can visit www.pathfinderyouthsociety.org.
Photograph by: Roxanne Hooper , TIMES
Hundreds of families participated in the Pathfinders
Youth Centre Society free children's carnival in Memorial Peace Park on Sunday, including sevenyear-old Michelle Hyde of Langley (above) and three-year-old Taylor Beaudoin (right) of Maple
Ridge. Showers held off until after organizers concluded the four-hour party that featured games, arts and crafts, facepainting, popcorn, cotton candy,
bouncy castles, and other kids-related activities. Organizer Alana Jackson estimated 400 kids took part in the day's festivities. For more information about this youth mentoring organization, people can visit www.pathfinderyouthsociety.org.
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Hundreds of families participated in the Pathfinders Youth Centre Society free children’s carnival in Memorial Peace Park on Sunday, including seven-year-old Michelle Hyde of Langley and three-year-old Taylor Beaudoin of Maple Ridge. Showers held off until after organizers concluded the four-hour party that featured games, arts and crafts, facepainting, popcorn, cotton candy, bouncy castles, and other kids-related activities. Organizer Alana Jackson estimated 400 kids took part in the day’s festivities. For more information about this youth mentoring organization, people can visit www.pathfinderyouthsociety.org.
Photograph by: Roxanne Hooper , TIMES
