From left Mary Ball (wife of the late Dale Ball) Ella Little and artist Marilyn Dyer pose with Tattoo the horse inside Ella’s boutique. The horse sculpture, painted by Dyer, became the subject of a book about bullying after it was twice vandalized in a Brookswood park. The artist, who provided the images to accompany Summerland author, Ruthie Charles’ words, will read from and sign copies of the book during Brookswood Days on Saturday, June 13. The 16th annual event, which runs from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., will include live entertainment, Scruffles the Clown, balloon art, Madame Butterfly, a jewelry artist, B.C.’s strongest man, Chris Davies, and a number of other merchant events. Visit brookswoodvillage.com for more information.
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