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NEWS photos Martin Mitlerctip

Edgemont Village Wines co-owners Brian MacDonald (left) and Bruce Curry believe

in the future of B.C.’s wine industry.

Toasting the sucr.ess of Edgemont Village Wines with the
excellent sparkling wine that hears his own name was
Stephen Cipes (left). the owner of Summerhill Estate
Winery. With him were marketing directors Miriam Sklar-

Gold and Michael | Bigattini.

Bernie and Tracey Krause were more
of the media guests at last
Wednesday's party. Bernie writes for
The Independent Senior Newspaper
that publishes monthly throughout B.C.

Recommended because we do the job right! *

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Mike Blaney, a Dutlding
materials consultant in the
village. was in surprisingly
good humour considenng
he had a broken bone in
his neck

Two more professionai * foodies” at the gaihe:-
ing Wednesday were Stephanie Yuen (right),
iood and wine critic for AM1320, and Sylvia
Reinthal, who writes for Kanada Kurier, the
oldest German language newspaper in
Canada.

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Local Kristine Duggan picked t upa few § pomlers on cork
pulling from Calona Wines sales rep Jayne Storeschuk.

Graham Pierce. a chef for
Summerhill Estate Winery. smoked
his awn duck and pork for the tasty
treats he served Wednesday

West Van's bubbly personality Joy
Metcalfe popped by to wish the new
venture and Stephen Cipes all the
best.

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Edgemont Gourmet Meats
owner Andy Tse suggest-
ed a Rosemont Mertot
would go well with his rack
at lamb

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Helene Brooker took the opportunity to sam-
ple a glass of wine with Edgemont local
Trevor Brooker. It makes a change from
Starbucks, where Helene is a supervisor.

Longtime “Ambleside resident and The
Vancouver Sun columnist Anthony
Gismondi (left) shared a glass of wine with
North Van's Roseniary Eng (Business In
Vancouver and QuBic tam (Sing Tao).

Rob Colbourne toasted the success of his
new clients with ize Bebris, Bruce Curry’s
wife. Rob handles Edgemont Village advertis-
ing for the News.

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