with The Giants over three days or watch them for long intervals at Langley Park and other parks around the city.

Stretches of St George’s Terrace, Hay, William, Murray, Wellington and Beaufort Streets were among the vantage points for five extended morning and evening promenade performances in which the girl and the diver searched for one another through the city.

Each day concluded with a spectacle at Langley Park, ending on the Sunday with an Anzac commemorative spectacle involving present-day servicemen and women and the Returned and Services League of WA.

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Little red men: Lilliputian helpers after the Giants depart on the boat on Sunday. Picture: Lincoln Baker/The West AustralianCommunity Clubs & Service Organizations

La Habra Collaborative

The La Habra Community Collaborative is a catalyst for non-profits, service groups, businesses, schools and faith-based groups to unite under one umbrella. The collaborative serves as a connecting point for individuals to come together to share opportunities and resources in an effort to improve communication and effectiveness. Through shared resources, we strive to make La Habra a stronger and more united community.

La Habra Elks Lodge

La Habra Highlander Kiwanis Club

The membership of each autonomous Kiwanis club is composed of teachers, clergy, managers, professionals, mothers, fathers, administrators, and community leaders who want to make their communities a better place to live in. Each Kiwanis member owes much of their success to the community and by being an active member of Kiwanis, members are able