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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
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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.
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