lere was tanaible evidence of how the
Cassiar Community works together to com-
plete a project, despite setbacks, that
was first aimed at, years aqo, by the
original Arena Executive. [ft was fitting
that a member of that executive, Mr. W.
Zemenchik was able to introduce Luigi
Robichaud who unveiled the Official Bronze
Dedicatory Plate. In this, he represented
all those who had worked so hard on this
project.

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A cheque was presented by D. Shuffler
to the Centennial Arena Association
president, Mr. E. Michael, as a token of
the earnings, grants and donated funds
that had made the Centennial '71 Lounge
possible.

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Mrs. V. Cousins graciously presented to
the Arena Association most of her larae
paintings that brightened the walls at
the Winter Carnival, They will be a rem
inder of the pioneers who first opened the
North, as they hang on permanent display
in the Lounge.

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On behalf of the Cassiar Asbestos a):
Corp. Ltd., Mr. A.C. Caron thanked all
those concerned in any way with this com-
pletion of the Centennial Project. He spoke
about community mindness and participation,
and he pointed out that all who had been
active in this project would share the
satisfaction of a job well -done,

As entertainment, the evening concluded
with a premiere showing of the Official
B.C. Centennial Film. Rev. D. Reuss first
reminded those present that we had missed
the Centennial visit of the Queen, the
Barkerville Players gold rush road show,