2011-11-17 / Community

Fairy tales and fantasy in Oak Park


FLOUR POWER— Oxnard resident Rylee Woleslagle, 4, mixes together flour, glitter, seashells, buttons and other small goodies to make “fairy dust” in the W.O.W. Mobile Play Group booth at Fairytale Fantasy. The fairy-themed event was held at the Oak Park Community Center on Sun., Nov. 13. The activity was hosted by charity Little Edwin’s Triumph and proceeds went to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. FLOUR POWER— Oxnard resident Rylee Woleslagle, 4, mixes together flour, glitter, seashells, buttons and other small goodies to make “fairy dust” in the W.O.W. Mobile Play Group booth at Fairytale Fantasy. The fairy-themed event was held at the Oak Park Community Center on Sun., Nov. 13. The activity was hosted by charity Little Edwin’s Triumph and proceeds went to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.
FAIRY TOSS—Eight-year-old Annalia Gunderson of Simi Valley aims her beanbag at a giant mouth, trying to knock out the teeth, at the Oak Park Dentistry booth. FAIRY TOSS—Eight-year-old Annalia Gunderson of Simi Valley aims her beanbag at a giant mouth, trying to knock out the teeth, at the Oak Park Dentistry booth.

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