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Remembrance Day is approaching
when we once again will honour the
people who died in the great wars.

Last year a newly founded Vets
Association erected a cenotaph to
honour the fallen and a memorial
service was held in the community
centre followed by the parade to the
cenotaph. This year plans are under-
way for a similar event and we hope
all the organizations in the town
will once again participate.

Everybody can "do their bit" by
buying poppies, the money for which
will go to help people less fortun-
ate than ourselves who were victims
of these man made holocausts.

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CASSIAR CENTENNIAL ARENA ASSOCIATION

Executive Officers for 1971-1972
Season;

President - E. Michael
Vice-President - L. Tarasuk
Secretary-Treasurer - B. Walch
Directors; - C. Lindsey
- A. Flanagan
- J. Hawrelak

NEIL GEORGE VISIT {0 CASSTAR

Mr. George, the internationaily
known Safety Expert and consultant;
author of "The Principles of Safety"
and the 5-point Safety System, was
at Cassiar during the week of
Sept. 12th - 18th.

At that time he conducted a
course in "Communications" and
“Sources of Authority and Control".

Management personnel, Supervis-
ors, Foremen and Lead—hands attend-
ed with a total of 63 taking advan-
tage of the opportunity to gain
knowledge from such an expert in
this field.

Also, on Thursday evening, Sept.
16th, Mr. George was the guest
speaker at Cassiar's second "Safety
Nite",

Part of the group attending the
course conducted bu Netl George.

The catburglar in bunkhouse 92
has been identified. No need to
worry folks - it was just Richard
preparing for his annual vacation!

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Frustrations of Hunting - did
you hear about the local hunter who
in the process of trying to subdue
a wounded deer, ended up impaled
on his own hunting knife??

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