19 - Sanday, June 16, 1985 - North Shore News

Historic picnic planned for Canada Day

VANCOUVER MUSEUM is
hoping to have the best pic-
nic in Canada on July 1.

The Lower Mainland has
a history ‘of being a great

picnic place.
with employees of
Hastings Mill who organized
the famous picnics on the

mill site, the only clear area

lt all began on Burrard Inlet.

The area’s pioneers knew
how to celebrate and the an-
nua! Dominion Day Picnic
quickly became the social

event of the year. People
would make their way from
New Westminster, Nanaimo
and even Victoria to join in
the festivities.

On Monday, July 1, the
Vancouver Museum will
recreate the spirit of the
popular Dominion Day Pic-
nics. From noon to 6 p.m.,

Vanier Park, which sur-
rounds the museum-
planetarium complex, will
become the ‘‘mill-site’’? and
food, drink, games, races,
music and dancing from an
earlier time will be featured.

Children and adults can
join in every event and enjoy
activities that are as much

fun today as they were 100
years ago. Bring a picnic
basket and listen to the
Sounds of Brass as they play
popular tunes from the
band-stand. All activities are
free.

For further information
contact David Hill-Turner,
Public Programmes Assis-
tant, 736-4431 local 233.

And last va yeor 900
: Canadians found
out too late what PFD. stands for:
Personal Floatation Device.
More visible from a distance,
warmer in cold water, a PED. will
Se : keep you afloat more comfortably
Ae . than a lifejacket. Play it Safe.
The Canadian Red Cross Society

‘aunee’s7ih Annual
Inventory Sale!

Now till June > 30/85

GENTLEMEN, TAKE
your mark. Dueling cam-
eras is about to begin.
Burnaby Camera Club
president Al McLean,
left, will lead his cam-
era-happy troops into a
photo battle against the
North Shore Camera
Club, led by Will
Stiphout. Each club will
submit 100 photosq, to be -
judged by a panel. of .
photographers, to deter-
“mine the best Photo club
in: “the: first ever interclub
- competition. ° The. battle
will take place June 17 at
St. Anthony's in West
Vancouver. For informa-
tion call Larry Lewis
985-5895 or 987-1944.

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