WELCOME To

YVES GODBOUT -— Assistant Supervisor in
the Cafeteria.

The BLAIR family who are now settled in
Cassiar.

Steve ROVAK and family from Victoria.
Steve is a surveyor in the Engineering
Department.

Bill GIACHINO and family from Asbestos,
Quebec. Bill is the Assistant Mine
Superintendent.

Glenn WILLIAMSON from Zeballous is the
Maintenance Clerk in the Mechanical
Department.

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CONGRATULATIONS to August EBBINGHOFF
who has transferred to staff as Heavy Duty
Mechanic Instructor.

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NOTICES

MAJORETTE classes will resume in February.
Each girl will be notified of the starting date.

LEVINE’S BEAUTY SHOP is operating
steadily. Please call Levine at 778—7476 for
appointments.

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Anyone wishing to have news, notices or
announcements published in the monthly
issue of the Asbestos Sheet is more than
welcome to phone these in to the Receiption
Office. Notices should be in before the 15th
of the month to make the deadline.

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The cleanest thing in the world is a dollar

bill. These days not even germs can live on
it.

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CURLING NEWS

Pick your teams and start practising! The

15th Annual Cassiar Bonspiel is being held

this year on February 27th and 28th, and f
March 1st and 2nd. Sixteen outside rinks

will be required. An entry fee of $20 per

rink will be charged. ?
Several out of town bonspiels will be held
throughout the area during the next couple of
weeks. These are advertised on the Curling
Rink notice board.

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In the first curling event of the year,
completed just before Christmas, Egil
Eriksen and his team of Bob Clark, Pete
Brosseau and Cynthia Scholten captured
first place. The Art McAndrew rink placed
second. The trophies played for were the
Ambassador and the AIM.

The first Curling Social was held December
8th and was very successful in attracting new
members and recalling the old. Membership
now stands at 125 — 130. REMEMBER, you
must be a paid member to curl in the bonspiel.

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HOCKEY NEWS

Practices for Minor and Senior teams were
carried on diligently during recent cold
weather. These practices were well attended
especially by the minor leaguers. The senior *
teams have again been divided into the Wolves
and Rattrays for home games, and combine

in the Asbestos Kings uniforms for visiting
team games. The first Senior game of the
season was played on January 26th against
Watson Lake.

The Minor League consists of two Pee Wee
and two Bantam teams. Their home game
schedule will be started as soon as weather
allows. Their visiting teams games will
coincide with the senior visiting team games.

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