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Brad Lecwidge
BRIGHT LIGHTS

RIGHT PHOTO: Anouchka
Freybe cf Freybe Sausage Ltd.
serves up sauerkraut at the
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celebrating 150 years in busi-  |- > 4 , et . THE ALPINERS (left to right) Al Pichler, Bob Mulletts. Peter
ness. Below: Six-year-old ‘ ‘ 2 Petro, Tom Kovan, Rick Govier and Max Kunkel have enter-
Nareela Lupton cuddles up to woo Ae tained at the Edgemont Bavarian Fest for the past five years.
Jascha, her eight-month-old  ¥ ae ‘
Swiss Bernese mountain dog.

PROSIT! (LEFT to right) “Shelley” and “Smithey” imbibe Okanagan
Springs. Fifteen years of fine drafts have passed through Shelley's
beer stein. The Edgemont Bavarian Fest is in its ninth year.

Salmon run free
at Coho Festival

WEST VANCOUVER antist (left) Daniel Izzard, wife Pilar and Bilt Chapman show off lzzard's artwork
on Coho Festival clothing. Artwork, to be used on Salt Water Fishing Licenses in the coming year, was
judged at the event, with $7,000 being awarded to the first-place winner.

North Shore News’ Val Stephenson (left) and Bill Soprovich, presi-
dent of the Coho Festival, attended the festival's opening reception at
Park Royal Tuesday, Sept. 6. Funds raised during the six-day festival
benefit salmon enhancernent programs carried out by the schoo! district.

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ART BECK (left to right), Jeremy Daiton and Leah Dalton attended the festival opening. It culminated JNM HOGAN, president of the West Vancouver Chamber of
Sunday with the Coi.o Run (to Stanley Park) and Coho Walk (along the Capilano Pacific Trail). Commerce. has his festivat T-shirt signed by the artist, Daniel tzzard.