3rd Annual Kite Festival

On September 15th, Parade of Nations for the Developmentally Challenged, an organization encouraging those with special needs of all ages who are artistically inclined, held its 3rd annual Kite Festival. The event was held at the Bowl (near the Woodhouse Museum), in collaboration with the Cornwall Kite Club and the Kinsmen, during their Fall Fest celebration in Lamoureux Park. Our event sponsor was UPI Snack Shop (on Brookdale Avenue). Our raffle (license No M724817) for a Season's Pass for the Cornwall Colts was won by Raymond Lacroix of Cornwall. The winning ticket was drawn by Brenda Burnie.

Kite Rescue!
Thanks to the kite flying skills of Mahtabuddin Noori, a chivalrous rescue was made of a helpless Barbie kite, which would be stuck at the top of a tree still were it not for his deft kite daring-do. A very happy little girl got her Barbie kite back, and her tears were transformed into a great big smile!

Trophy Winners

Safdar Chaudry, Mahtabuddin Noori

The judges for the event were Safdar Chaudry and Mahtabuddin Noori.

Gérard Piette

Most Creative Kite Design - Gérard Piette

René Campeau

Best Incorporation Of National Symbols - René Campeau

Stéphane Laurin

Most Complex Stunts In Kite Flying - Stéphane Laurin

Dave Robinson

Most Stunts In Kite Flying - Dave Robinson

Ruyaan Chaudry

Highest Kite In Flight Age 8 To 12 - Ruyaan Chaudry

Osama Chaudry

Highest Kite In Flight Age 13 To 17 - Osama Chaudry

Norman, Dominic Guimond, Jessica Lamarche, Benoit

Best Team Kite Flyers - Norman, Dominic Guimond, Jessica Lamarche, Benoit

Ray Savard, Hailie Lalonde

Biggest Kite In Flight - Ray Savard

Haneefa Noori

Best Homemade Kite (Up To 12 Years Old) - Haneefa Noori

Hassan Irfan

Youngest Kite Flyer – Boy (Aged 3-1/2) - Hassan

Haleema

Youngest Kite Flyer – Girl (Aged 8) - Haleema

Bernie Martin

Oldest Kite Flyer – (Aged but still playful) - Bernie Martin

10/9/2013 3:51:39 PM