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The National Council of Social Service would like to thank the following people and firms for the help and donations which contributed greatly to the successful Family Fair Day on 19th May.

Cayman Airways, Merrens, By-Rite, Comart, A.L. Thompson, Kirk Freeport and Plaza, Arabus Male Fashions, Boddens Dept. Store, English Shoppe, Margaret's Boutique, Stereo City, Hampstead, Caribbean Gems, North Western Bank, Holiday Inn, Royal Palms, Grand Old House, Clarence Flowers & Sons, Mrs. A. Russell, Gailya Eldemire, Betty-Colwill Mr. Skinner, Mrs. Bessie Ebanks, Margaret Arch, the Staff of the C.I. High School, Mr. Mellino McCoy, P.W.D. Fire Dept. Police Dept. Customs Dept. Clerk of the Court, Desmond Seales and all the numerous people who assisted in any way to make the day a success.
PROFITS
Although some of the proceeds are yet to come in the share of the profits donated so far are $2384.48. This figure represents donations from the following organizations: Bodden Town Community Council, Pioneer Girls, East End Scouts, East End Community Council, North Side Community Council, West Bay Community Council, George Town Community Council. Savannah Community Council, Womens Guild, Nurses Association, Lions, Garden Club, Girls Brigade, New Testament Church of God, Netball, Basketball, Football Associations, Inner Wheel, Anglican Church, International Food representing Trinidad, Canada, Wales, Sweden, Guyana, America; Cayman Friends, Cayman Divers, and Humane Society.

Other organizations who assisted at the Fair but have not as yet given returns are Catholic Church, Kiwanis, Home Economics Dept. of the High School, Darts League, Duke of Edinburgh Award, Drama Society, Caledonia Society and Jaycees.