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Easter Seals Regatta
Aug 25, 2007
By Catherine "Cat" Barr
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Johnny Depp may get credit for starting the pirate craze worldwide, but on this side of the border, someone else gets my vote. The 17th Annual National Bank Financial Easter Seals Regatta & Festival consists of several fun events that even land lubbers can enjoy. North Shore skippers usually dominate in the race and prize department, but in the end, all that matters is the smiles on the faces of the kids. Over $236,000 dollars was raised this year in support of Easter Seals. Big thanks to PR gal Lea Carpenter for help with the fabulous pics.
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Global TV's weather and traffic gal Rena Heer entertains the crowd on stage alongside Regatta chair Russell Moldowan. |
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North Van's Robb Bassett is an experienced skipper who led him and his crew to a 2nd place finish in their division. |
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A pretty pink pirate indeed. North Van's Sophia Turner can swashbuckle with the best of them. |
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Regatta chair Russell Moldowan, left, poses with West Van winning skipper Steve Fleckstein, who despite being lead sponsor, swears he made no one walk the plank. |
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North Van's Kim Carlson, who was also a regatta committee member, hands over the cash to 50-50 draw winner Lauren Reynolds who has attended almost every regatta since she was born, 9 years ago. |
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Orlando Bloom has some competition from the real Will Turner who calls North Vancouver home. |
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