GO VIERNOR

RUPERT McKENZIE

On May 29, 1971 at a Lions
Club convention in Kodiak, Alaska,
Rupert McKenzie was elected
Governor of the 49 Borealis Dis-
trict. This is the first time
in over 1O years that a Canadian
has been Governor of District 49-B.

wuring the coming year Gover-
nor Megenzte will travel exten-
sively in Northern Canada am
Alaska visiting all 38 clubs in
nis District. Tnere are 12 Can-
atian cluds am 26 American.

This is a great honour for the
Cassiar Lions Club am for the
town of Cassiar am we ali wish
Lion Governor Rupert every success
in his year as Governor.

RAFFLE FOR MR. B. PEDERSEN

The winner of the Tool Box in
the Raffle was won by Mr. T. O.
mickey of Gordies Trucking in White-
horse. ‘The proceeds of the Raffle

will go to the late Mr. B. Pedersen's

family.

Mr. redersen was a mechanic with
Cassiar Asbestos Corp. for over
6 yearse

Mrs. Pedersen, on behalf of
herself and her children would like
tc thank all the people of Cassiar
for their nelp and kindness.

A FAREWELL, TO ERIC WILLIAMS

On March 26th, Mr. E. Williams
terminated his employment wi th
the campany to assume the position
of Labour Relations Supervisor
with Utah Mining & Construction
Co. who opened a new mine at
Port Hardy, Vanwmuver Island.

Eric who was with the company
fa only 18 months was involved
in many of the community activities.
He instructed the Karate classes,
the ladies calisthenics, organ-
ised and instructed the swimming
programme at the pool, edita@r
of the Asbestos Sheet am his
biggest contribution was undoubt—
edly the centennial programme of
the weekend of March 16th. Our
loss is Port Hardy's gain and we
all wish him weil in his new
position.