Alberni heritage fair continues

  • May. 6, 2011 5:00 p.m.
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Judges examine a hockey exhibit made by Port Alberni Grade 4 students Lucas Offerin and Ryan Dykstra at Echo Centre on Friday afternoon. The exhibit is one of several being shown at the Alberni Valley Museum Heritage Fair

Judges examine a hockey exhibit made by Port Alberni Grade 4 students Lucas Offerin and Ryan Dykstra at Echo Centre on Friday afternoon. The exhibit is one of several being shown at the Alberni Valley Museum Heritage Fair

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