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Brad Ledwiclee

BRIGHT LIGHTS

LAST SATURDAY marked the
20th anniversary of West
Vancouver's Community Day
with a parade, music and all
kinds of food.

The parade started at
Ambleside Park and the all-
day party took place at the
West Vancouver recreation
centre.

Clockwise from upper right:
David Lee from the North
Vancouver Youth Band
warms up his tuba for the
parade.

Many people came out to see
the parade including these
enthusiastic participants: tak-
ing part were Mary Fulker
(left) and Shirley Sager, West
Vancouver mayor Mark

Sager’s mother.

Many local businesses and
organizations took part in the
festivities including the West
Vancouver SPCA’s mascot
Bowser the Pup. He was dog-
gin’ it all day with his puppy

friend Natasha Rohani.
A good time was had by all
despite the sky's threatening

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WITH | THE Vancouver
Canucks reaching the Stanley
Cup finats for the first time
since 1982, the Lower
Mainland has become hockey
mad and the North Shore is
no exception. Bright Lights
photographer Brad Ledwidge
stepped into West Van's
Dewey, Pardie and Howe to
whet his whistle last
Thursday only to realize that
game three had already start-
ed. Clockwise from lower left:
Dewey, Pardie and Howe DJ
Alexis Charles and his lucky
moose — both Canuck fans.
Local fans cheer on the team.
The pub's social chemist,
Kevin Cherney, kept suds
flowing the whole game.

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