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mL j - BL. fSfe - HT >,,v 2B IB e ^9B ,j! m&r- - -^xsmM^mBUmKUm * * JHHHsHl&&iSiiH^' 11 * > 1; v*\\Vj^HH9BSm I ^ t * * %* : * r^iHIm^flMB' ' I " * V|^ iJiMmilffi l m. a * jHBg?$?} n&y 4& photos by ray gronberg wmm m P j . - . fa', ' VHs jflg^vfg&^Tyy ''*? 8SB?HHBsH^k ^&9Ki*V ' *' ife flu) ^SL' i ^ :~p'^ ' jfl ils^ inppK t^n i ilf ' - - * r IfMMflpPIWSgij " - A v ' , - 7 ^WBB| A I 1 ? H boiumoia! Fun, food and festivities abound at Columbia's annual Mayfest celebration. The festival's committee began put ting up banners around town Tuesday before the weekond party. (Clockwise from above) Con trary to appearances, Lex ington's Ed Raskin was not selling hats. Rather, he had pur chased one earlier Saturday from the merchant whose Senate Street display was next to the photo display of Raskin's daughter, Penny. Jeremy 0' Connor, 3, has made six Putt Putt holes in one already in his golf career. Here, his father and sister watch as he makes another attempt at ?kn D.itt Q..? ' * tun ruii-r uii vuiiuu on ine State House grounds. An International Food Fair on Senate Street Saturday filled the air with tempting aromas. Al O'Toole (foreground) and Mike Critzman of Plato's Pizza Subs and Greek Food prepare a Greek sausage with beef and lamb. Andrea Sweeney, 10, ex amines pottery for sale on Senate Street. The Umoja Dance Ensemble of Charleston entertained a large crowd on the patio of the South Carolina Archives building on Senate Street late Saturday. The ensemble performs traditional African music and dance, and was joined by members of lieu, a local dance group. Several members of the au dience also joined in. During Mayfest, 46 musical groups performed on five stages. The country group Amber and the Gateway Band appeared early Saturday after noon on the stage at Sumter and Senate streets. M MMSSpll m" ***** - i > Mayfest '86 draws a crowd Hwfi jASLfffl BLp jBB , -- ^ fcri r^S| ' "-3i|w y JlBpB.