THE ASBESTOS SHEET

Cassiar, B.C.

Published monthly
Kip Dougherty, Editor

EDITORIAL

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wxll xxcept for onx of thx kxys. It is trux
that thxrx arx forty-six othxr kxys that
function wxll xnough, but just onx kxy not
working makxs the diffxrxnex.

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community is. Ixkx our typxwritxr. Somx
of its mxmbxrs arx working wxll but somx
arx not. Xvxn if only onx pxrson or onx
organization is not functioning propxrly,
it would makx a diffxrxnex.

Spring is in the air and the sun is
shining and it is also the time of year to
clean and spruce up our home and communi-
ty. It is a good time to re-examine our
community and certainly if any community
needs re-appraisal, our's does.

We need to examine our clubs and
ask if they have performed as they should,
and if not, why not. Last we need to
examine our own efforts and ask ourselves
if we have done all we could have done
for the community, rather than ask what it
has done for us

We nxxd....oops, that typewriter
again! Possibly, it and our community
needs somx fixing.

(Note:- Excerpts and idea from the BCPRS
Newletter.)

-DART SOCIAL _

All members of the Dart Club are reminded
of the social on Saturday, May 6, in the
library, at 7:30 p.m.

ALL SAINTS W.A,

The monthly meeting of All Saints W.A.
will be held in the church on May 9, at

8 p.m. All interested ladies are cordially
invited to attend.

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC

It was a pleasure recently to receive
a visit from Mr. Dave Boyer of National
Geographic magazine. Mr. Boyer is at
present engaged in gathering material for
an article on the Canadian North.

His visit here was a small part of a
busy itinerary that often requires as much
as seven months absence in a year from his
home in Washington, D.C. His companions
are several cameras which are kept in
practically constant use.

Writer - cameraman - adventurer - his
quest for news has led him (to mention only
a few places) to the Antarctic, the islands
of the South Pacific, the Holy Land, major
engineering construction projects, and now
to the Arctic.

To meet Mr. Boyer is, at once, to be
impressed with his objectivity and profes-
sional ethics. We wish him well and hope
we may be included on his itinerary for a
return visit.

P.T.A, a
ANNUAL SPRING FROLIC (

Saturday, Mary 13 - 8:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m.

Limited number of tickets - to go on sale
April 25. COUPLES ONLY - $10.00 per
couple. Includes cocktails, banquet lunch,
dancing to live imported music. Anyone
wishing tickets please contact any member
of the P.T.A. executive or phone Mrs.
Marvel Nitti at local 312.

CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE

At the annual meeting held April 6
the following ladies were elected to office:

Mrs. Julie Caron - President
Mrs. Frieda Forbes - Vice President
Mrs. Millie Kuchcinski - Secretary
Mrs. Virginia Duri - Treasurer

The C.W.L. will be sponsoring a card
party every second week in the Curling Club
Lounge. General admission - $1.00 per

person. Bridge...Cribbage...Whist.
Everyone welcome. Next card party Tuesday,

May 2. :
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