10 — Friday, June 12, 1998 —- North Shore News

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atienal Nations in Bloom competinon, va ve go!
he distance. Well, on June 3, West Vancouver's
re out in force te show internauonal judge

Clandette Savaria just why the community won last vear’s pre-

liminary Communines tn Bloom competition.
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a ceremonial breakiast ar che West Van

which started with
Seniors”

Centre, was followed by
Later, after dining on delicious grilled saimon, Savari

A sunny day,

the community.
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mented on how impressed she was with the community, Good
Luck West Van, we're all rooting tor vou.

NEWS photos Catherine Barr
West Vancouver was thrilled to have as guests ano
entertainers, members from the Squamish Nations
indian Band. Front row, left to right, Bob Baker, Pamela
Paull, Rebert Williams and back row, William Nahanee
and hereditary chief Phillip Joe.

The man who makes it all
happen: Parks
Superintendent Bill Reid.
Reid later suffered quite a
roasting by the much loved
Dr. John Goodman.

MLA Jeremy Dalton and his wife Leah
looked ike they thoroughly enioyed the
evening.

Coun. Alian Williams, left, and M. c.
Moonen were happy to be on hand for the
big event. !s that a smile there, Allan?

Business owner and for-
mer councillor Carolanne
Reynolds is always on
hand to lend her support to
the community.

Pam Goodman, ieft, chairperson for Nations in Bloom
stands here with West Vancouver councillor Liz Byrd.

Parks ‘and rec director Kevin Fike, left, with internation-
al judge Claudette Savaria and commitiee member Dr.

John Goodman. British Pacific Properties exec-

utive Walter Thornloe chatted
casually with West
Vancouver's arts centre cham-
pion Maggie Pappas.

West Vancouver Second-
ary School Treble Choir
member Kate  Lestie
entertained guests after

Mayor P. Pat Boname gave an eloquent speech at the
event to warmly welcome everyone. Here we see her
with husband Phil Boname and the familiar Bill
McQuaid.

West Vancouver councilior Ron Wood with his fovely

MLA Ted Nebbling, background, was part of the color
wife Joanne.

guard that followed the pipers into the dining room to
begin the evening.

Newlywedded councillor Bit Soprovich, left, stands with
his beautiful new bride Suzanne and guest David
Scarmmells.

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