The village of Old Massett celebrated a belated Family Day last Saturday, March 30, amid brilliant sunshine.
Tons of food was donated by the Old Massett Village council and the party goers were enjoying nutritious clam chowder, fried bread, fresh fruit like bananas, apples, oranges. There were a lot of baked goodies available, half a dozen different pies, cookies, cakes. Coffee, tea, juices, were available at Sarah’s Longhouse and gift shop. The local hot dog vendor Tubbie was authorized to dish out 200 free sausages.
Kids were playing games in the field, races, even tug o’ wars, so did the adults.
Even a horse and buggy team was transported from Port Clements by the owner Cindy Bird and kids enjoyed rides around the village.
It was a fun filled afternoon for young and old (and the not so olds).
Haida Gwaii Observer Newsroom Send email Like the Haida Gwaii Observer on Facebook Follow us on TwitterVillage of Old Massett celebrated a belated Family Day last Saturday in the sunshine. Kids were playing games in the field, races, even tug o’ wars, so did the adults. (Archie Stocker Sr. / Haida Gwaii Observer)Village of Old Massett celebrated a belated Family Day last Saturday in the sunshine. Kids were playing games in the field, races, even tug o’ wars, so did the adults. (Archie Stocker Sr. / Haida Gwaii Observer)Village of Old Massett celebrated a belated Family Day last Saturday in the sunshine. Kids were playing games in the field, races, even tug o’ wars, so did the adults. (Archie Stocker Sr. / Haida Gwaii Observer)Village of Old Massett celebrated a belated Family Day last Saturday in the sunshine. Even a horse and buggy team was transported from Port Clements by the owner Cindy Bird and kids enjoyed rides around the village. (Archie Stocker Sr. / Haida Gwaii Observer)Village of Old Massett celebrated a belated Family Day last Saturday in the sunshine. It was a fun filled afternoon for young and old ( and the not so olds). A beautiful day to remember. (Archie Stocker Sr. / Haida Gwaii Observer)
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