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The Cassiar Lions and Canadian Institute for
the Blind thank each and everyone of you for
donating to this worthy cause, the final
count was $1,322.71.

The Cassiar Lions also wish to thank all of
those that contributed clothes and cash to
the Skubovius family on October 13, 1973
after the fire which destroyed their house
trailer at Dease Lake.

On October 17 Lion Dave McClellan held a
meeting of the parents of the Cassiar Cubs.
The first Cub meeting will be held in the
School at 5:45 p.m. on October 25, 1973. The

parents must accompany their son to be regis-

tered into the Cassiar Cubs. If you don't
make the first meeting there will be a meet-
ing each Thursday at 5:45 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Bingo's are being held every second Thursday
in the Recreation Hall. They have all been —
cash bingo's so far, but there will be
changes made from time to time. Your sug-
gestions are always welcome. Lion Fred
Neilson, Postmaster, is Chairman of the
Lion's Bingo.

A Lion's Social was held October 20 in the
Curling Rink Lounge to initiate 5 new member:
into the Cassiar Lions. We now have 44 mem-
bers, one of the largest Lion's Clubs in the
A9th district.

Cassiar Lion's Auction Sales will start
again on November 10, at 2:00 p.m. in the
Recreation Hall. Any item you don't use
and would like to sell, we will sell it for
you.

Phone any Lion's member to pick up your art-
icles:

Don't forget to set out your beer bottles
each Saturday. The Lion's will collect them.
This project pays for Cubs & Scouts, PeeWee
Hockey and baseball and many other activi-
ties for the children of Cassiar..

Brownies...

The First Cassiar Brownie Pack started
during the second week in September. They
have managed to have one meeting in the
form of a Nature Observation Walk outside.
Since then, and because winter is upon us,
they are concentrating on Handicraft work-
shops and were also involved in the Talent
Show.

The Brownies meet in the basement of the
Catholic Church every Tuesday evening at
7:00 p.m. All girls between the ages of
seven and ten are welcome to join.

Your Pets...

Over the past years there have been many
notices cinculated requesting residents of
Cassiar to keep their pets confined to the
yards on on a Lease. In many cases these
notices have been dgnorned. Cassiar Town
Council have recentky built a new rnegula-
tion dog pound and have employed a dog
catcher to enforce the nukes. Your Town
Council ane not in the business of des-
tnoying your pets, however, we must Ansist
igs you keep these animals under your con-
Ox.

14 they are found running Loose in the
town they wikk be picked up. We will hold
them for three days, after which time Lf
they are not ckaimed, they will be des-
tnoyed,

Your co-operation in this project would
be a great help to us. To retrieve your
animak the fine is $10.00, pkus $1.00 per
day to feed while confined.

Your Town Counckl.

Reminder...

Just a friendly little footnote to re-
mind those of you who are still not the
proud owners of the new standard galvan-
ized garbage cans an additional supply
has been received and are available at
the Warehouse. Your payroll deduction
slips are available at the Town Adminis-
tration Office and we would ask your co-
operation in obtaining these as soon as
possible.

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