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SALMON’'s sacred existence is the basis dor West Vanweuver’s
annual Coho Festival. Held cach sear at Meside Park, the
event draws good crowds and helps celebrate both our native
peuple’s culture and our own personal history as it tothe
cvele of fife. ‘This past Wednesday, Park Roval North was the
here was a silent

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and fun for the whole family. Not to be missed.

RS ee mre of
Bill Chapman (left) and his fam-
ity have been surveying West
Van for almost 90 years. He and

Alex Brokenshire were happy
to be part of the coho event.

Chief Simon Baker and wife Emily have been
married for 65 years. Chief Baker spoke eloquent-
iy at the reception and reminded everyone of the
importance of the salmon and its history.

Former West Vancouver mayor and gentleman author
Derrick Humphreys (centre) always looks good.
Especially when he surrounds himself with lovely ladies :
like Leah Daiton (ieft) and Susan Jaggs. . _
, : Big Rock's Richard
Lov Brooks served up a very
special brew at the event.
Chinook Pale Ale was cre-
ated with the Pacific
Salmon Foundation in
mind. A portion of the prof-
its from Deer sales goes to
support ail their good
work.

-Park Royal's own dynamic
butcher man Peter Black
(left) was happy to attend the
event along with his son
Jason (right) and friend Kate
Robertson. British Proper-
ties homeowners will recog-

nize Jim Me-Carthy (right 5

oo BRIGHT LIGHTS.

Catch some fun at Ambleside’s Coho Festival

Sunday. Sepiember 13, 1998 - North Shore News - 13

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NEWS photos Catherine Barr

Park Royai general manager Rick Amantea and Pacific
Salmon Foundation represeniative Jane Tideman were
only too happy to display some of the foundation's infor-
mation and award winning artwork which will grace the
front of all fishing kcenses.

West Van's Peter Lambur (left) and Dara
MacGowan can always be found at alf the
best parties. When it comes to community

concerns, count on them for the latestinio. success.

She's spunky, ambitious
and the main driving force
behind West Van's newly
proposed, oprivatety-fund-
ed arts centre. Watch for
Maggie Pappas and her
gang io grab some head-
lines again soon.

Volunteers Jennifer Harwood (left) and
Joanne Telfer were kept busy ail night
long. Thanks to them, the evening was a

The Coho Festival
relies heavily on its
directors, volunteers
and organizers. And
thanks to people
like former North
Van District mayor
Murray Oykeman
(left), MLA Jeremy
Dalton (centre) and
North Van District
councilc; Pat
Munroe, the job
always gets done.

West Vancouver Chamber of Commerce president John
Ctask (jeft) and Squamish nations hereditary chief Bill
Williams (centre) tock time to chat with North Shore
Multicuttural Society president Sid Mirhashemy.

a photo). And just to keep him
< . extra busy, he's the main
‘ , man in charge of this year's
. : event.

Back to school means a lot to this pair. But so far West
Vancouver school trustee Jean Ferguson and director
of curriculum Geoff Jopson are stiit smiling.

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