August 7, 1952 B.C. LUMBER WORKER $

~ 1-217 Picnic Proves Huge Success

1. PRESIDENT LLOYD WHALEN, who presided at opening ceremony
and welcomed guests, now presents trophies to proud winners.

2. VIC MAURO fills role of Master of Ceremonies with aplomb end good
humour, ond master-minds colorful program to enjoyment of all,

3. GROWN-UPS and committee members es well as the youngsters
estered into the sports events with vim and good-natured competition.

&, EVERYBODY WON A PRIZE, and everybody was delighted when thesq
charming tots, girls five and under, staged their own impromptu ideos
obout a race, or maybe it was a popularity contest.

5. SHOE RACE involved some bewildered contestants in a mix-up thet
delighted the juvenile audience.

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