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“Tarmac Review —. Wednesday: Aug:

Following the parade, the
B.C. Parks moose was seen
in several locations, in-
Gluding Furlong Bay at
Lakelse Lake.

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' Judged best overall float, Kitsumkalum’s entry featured a traditional Northwest 35-foot red FY ive rbo at D ays
~ Gedar dugout. The canoe was carved especiaily for the parade and features native designs
. of-akiller whale and salmon. Following Riverboat.Days, the dugout will be used to teach
young Kitsumkalum natlves the art of handling the sensitive craft. — - | ] erra ce 1 988

Always a delight for children,
but also a subtle reminder to
work and play safe, the
RCMP Safety Bear looked
great in the parade.

_ Paclfle Command Officer Mary Ann Burdett and Branch President Keith Trask led the Royal Canadian Legion col- -
or party in the Riverboat Days Parade. The Leglon entry placed third In the non-commercial class. a

Lifesize pens and pencils,
handing out real pens and
pads, were a hit with young-
sters as they worked their
way down Lakelse Ave, Spee-

Dee Printers placed second With a large number of first rate floats, Riverboat Days Parade Judges had a difficult time making their selec-

in the honorable. mention —_ tions. Pictures above are the elght parade judges (left to right), Ruth Hatlock, Bev Greening, Dick Shinde, Caro!

category. _ . Zucchiatti, Bob Jackman, Doug Ingles, Vern Ferguson and Wayne Braid. . | _
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