SMILES AND SCOWLS COLUMN

Smiles tO ..cces

- persons responsible for all our
brightly painted buildings.

- our much improved road.

- the residents who made our Com-
munity attractive with their
show of colorful flowers and
green lawns this summer.

- a large smile to the women of
our town who manage to serve
lovely meals and run their house-
holds efficiently on the select-
ion of goods available.

ScowlS CO cecccce
- another season of mud and slush.

- a large scowl on dogs which are
allowed to run loose, harassing
residents and small pets.

- our four hour T.V. entertainment.

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Relieve your tensions! Air vour
beefs! Express your happy feelings?
Sometimes it helps - send your
SMILES and SCOWLS to the Asbestos
Sheet.

Put On a Happy Face

The LARGEST GOLD
NUGGET ever found fe,
in British Columbia ™_
was at McDAME CREEK. —~'

At 6 lbs. its worth
today would be
2-1/2 Million Dollars.

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Letter to the Editor

DOGS - MAN'S BEST FRIEND?

Our local population of dogs is
large and steadily growing. All of
us have at one time or another had
some unpleasant experience with a
dog and/or dogs in our town.

Do we have to put up with this?

Why are the dogs allowed to run
loose in Cassiar?

Why can't we do anything when our
small pets are killed by them?

Who is responsible for dogs left
behind when owners leave Cassiar?

What are the responsibilities of
the owners of dogs?

What are the provincial laws and/or
rules and regulations on this
matter of dogs?

What can the local R.C.M.P. do to
inforce these rules and regulations?

What can we, as owners of dogs and
residents of Cassiar do to help with
this problem?

Where and how can an interested res-
ident obtain the answers to these
and many other questions on this
subject?

NOTE: The Asbestos Sheet will print

any information received in reply
to this letter in the next issue.

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