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Fall family fun

Kelly (Mead) McDonald, a 1985 BCHS graduate, arranges some of her handmade wreaths in her booth Saturday.

The car show featured a variety of VWs, including the popular bus version.

VW Beetles filled Wilbur Square, including this restored one that featured an early cooling unit for the interior of the car.

Sunshine and cool weather greeted those who came out Saturday.

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Near-perfect weather greeted those who attended Saturday’s inaugural Family Fall Festival at Bicentennial Park and Wilbur Square.

The event was hosted by Christ Lutheran Church in conjunction with BC Cruisin’ Association.

The day featured a VW and Corvair car show, vendors, food and music from the Boulder City High School band. Proceeds benefit Little Lambs Preschool.

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