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1990 25°

Twenty-three Years Of Loyal Service

At the Curling Club banquet,

on Saturday,

April 28, °1990,

Mr.

William Zeminchick presented an

award to Mr.

Tony Coran.

School Board Reverses Decision

At an open Board meeting in
Cassiar on April 7, 1990, School
Board members voted unanimously

to reinstate the two principal
positions in the Cassiar school
system. Spokesperson for the

Parents Advisory Committee, Lynda
McGill, stated that the trustees
had taken the parents concerns
into consideration and as well
had received encouraging informa-
tion from Victoria, as to the a-
mount of funding available under

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the new Block funding arrangement,
McGill also advised that
headway was made with the School
Boards decision not to use trail-
er units for the new high school.
Architects have been given the
green light to design a permanent
type structure, with components
that could be moved at some point
in time if necessary. Author-
ities hope to let the contract by
next fall, with construction to
begin early next spring.

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Once in a lifetime an indiv-
idual who gives of himself un-
selfishly to a community, not for
just a short time, but for years.

Tony Coran is one of these
people. He has served as a vol-
untary fireman for twenty-three
years. ee
In recognition of this ser-
vice the Governor General of
Canada, Ray Hnatyshin asked me,
as fellow countryman, to present
on his behalf, "The Fire Services
Exemplary Service Medal," which
is issued for twenty years of
loyal service to public
in Canada. :

On behalf of the community
and the Governor Géneral, I Thank
You. ;

William Zeminchick.

Editors note:

security.

Due to lack of time we were

unable to interview Mr.
before we went to press.

Coran,

Accident
Mars Celebration
A serious accident on the
ski hill dampened but did not

slow down our recent Schmoo Daze

celebration.
a tube in the Death Race
ent fost. controle Of theirr.tube,
one youth, Billy Carter.

Three youths riding
2000 ev-

jumped

off wut unfortunately two of the

youths slammed into a light pole.

David Liddle suffered broken ribs

as well as internal injuries,
while Allan Artico suffered
juries to his face and jaw.
boys were medi-vacced to
couver.

Tete.
Both
Van-
They since have returned

home, where from all reports they

are recovering nicely.

Dease Lake Post
Mistress Resigns

The Courier has learned that
Roxy Royer, Post Mistress in
Dease Lake for the last five
years has resigned her position.

Canada Post Corporation
spokesperson in Vancouver was re-
luctant to discuss the situation
at present. She stated that
there were no plans at this time
to make any changes, that a temp-
orary Post Mistress had been
hired and that Karren Campbell]
Post Mistress from Cassiar was
in Dease Lake for training pur-
poses. She also added that they

‘were attempting to keep the situ-

ation as normal as possible.

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