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For everyone that ‘attended the Costumé Dance this
affair was‘q@ fun time. *Many ‘costumes were worn by
C.C.C. members and this’ added to the excitement of the
evening, Winner of the Best. Costume was Sharon Vallée
as an Indian Maiden, and.Most Comical Costume was Gerry
Doran dressed as a baby in diapers.

The Canucks provided a versatile selection of
music and this kept everyone dancing until 1:30 a.n.
The C.C.C. are proud to say that the evening was a happy
occasion To go along with the spirit of the winter
carnival.

WHIST AND BRIDGE TOURNAMENT:

A fun evening was had by those participating in
this tournament convened by Frank McLean.

Winners were: Ladies High - Mrs. H. Voss
Mens High - Mr. L. Girard
Travelling Prize - Mrs. M. McKenzie
Doubtful Prize Mrs. F. Smidt-Nielson
Doubtful Prize Mr. B. Davis

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Once again the Cassiar Lions put on a good show on
Saturday evening, March 13th, 1976 to round out the
Winter Carnival.

The fireworks display held at 8:00 p.m. started
off the evening and attracted the majority of the
Cassiar population. After the fireworks everyone pro-

ceeded into the hall where all the games of chance were

set up; Bingo, Crown § Anchor, Over 4 Under Seven,
Fish Pond, Spill the Milk and various other games.

The hot dogs and pop went like crazy and the liquid
refreshments were also very popular. The hall was
filled with people ranging from babes in arms to senior
citizens. The evening drew to a close with the Lions
200 Club Draw. A prize of $400.00 is held each month
at a major function in Cassiar. The winner this month
was Jack Thornicroft's brother. Mr. Thornicroft had

bought his brother a ticket for Christmas and it sure
paid off.