The First Cassiar Cub Pack served Although many just relaxed in

light refreshments and provided a the sun after the Drum Corps paraded
baby-sitting service that was a great again to officially end the day,

help to parents. others played on. Some boated and
some ate and some sang. The last of
the picnicers drifted home near mid-
} night, but all agreed it had been a

} very good day and should be repeated
every year -a family day for Cassiar.

In the early evening, prizes for
all the events were presented, Many
ribbons and Centennial Medallions
were won and cash prizes were handed
out for some of the contests such as
the Road Rally. Mrs. Navin helped
to find the winning ticket in the
Canoe Raffle.

Inevitably, there had to be a
,¢lean-up party. With all the many
imerry-makers present, ‘garbage must
@ have built up to large proportions,

and yet, before the day was out, the
y Campground was completely cleared,
mm Thank-you" to all that cared,

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