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PVERY wear die Coho festival attracts thousands of people to
Ambleside Park. Vhis past Sunday was no exception as once
awin, the Coho cammitice, sponsered in part by the West
Vancouver Chamber of Conmmerce, cooked up vet another suc-
cess: Volunteers are always a big part of the day, as are the focal
celebrity chetS, and there is always something great going on.
Music, entertainment, food, beer gardens, displays and demon:
staions meant tun for the whole family and. as usual, the
weather was spectacular, Over 1 S00 salrnon dinners were sold
making ita scllout, much to everyone's delighe.

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Mayor Pat Boname
conned her apron to cook
up some delicious salmon
suppers.

David Foster (right) from the Harvest Project volun-
teered his time at the grili as did fong-time West
Vancouver councillor Ron ‘Wood.

RCMP Const. Owen
Rusticus is used to hav-
ing his photo taken, espe-
cially when he wears his
red serge outfit.

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West Vancouver Chamber of Commerce president Barry
Lioyd (left) and volunteer Jeff Russeli looked cool in
their coho shirts.

Long time festival organiz-
er Jim McCarthy is
always on hand to lend a
helping hand.

Roger Cayford is always
invcived in community
events. He even has his
own community cable tele-
vision show.

Ron Fisher (left) ana soc-
cer great Sam Lenarduzzi
served up some cold
refreshments to thirsty
patrons.

Brave ten-year-old Piper

Chalk sat very still as per-

former Devin } :

Schellenberg juggled , wt f

some hammers over her : ° , ee :

head. >» ¥ 8 s Bonnie Dempure (left)
and Miche! torahim (right)

gave Chris Huchzermyer

a haircut for charity.

West Vancouver is lucky to have these guys in town.
Const. Tim Kravjanski (left), Const. Cal Shamper (cen-
tre} and Chief Grant Churchill always keep a watchfui
eye on the community.

Andy Elsey (left) and Darcy Padmoroff pose beside
Darcy's sleek cobalt blue vintage Spyder sports car.

WV Firefighter Jay
Brownlee brought along
daughter Vanessa to see
all the sights.

The antique fire truck was a big hit with kids of all ages, including these West Vancouver
firefighters. From left to right: Bob Michael, Capt. Harry Boswell (back), Marcia

Councillor Bill Soprovich (right) is very proud of his fam-
James, Tony D’Angelo and Chris Royale.

ily, namely baby Samuel, wife Susanne and son Hunter.

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