The owl cake wins

Most Favored Cake was won by two youngsters for their Owl Cake at Family Fun Night in Barriere

Uncle Chris the Clown presents Brittany Baird and Bishop Lister with their prize for Most Favored Cake at the Family Fun Night held Feb. 7 at the Ridge in Barriere. Approximately 245 people attended

Uncle Chris the Clown presents Brittany Baird and Bishop Lister with their prize for Most Favored Cake at the Family Fun Night held Feb. 7 at the Ridge in Barriere. Approximately 245 people attended

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