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FOR SALE

USED TOOLS
PRICED TO CLEAR

YY 1 set Open End Wrenches

1. set Combination Wrenches
1 set 1/2 dr. Sockets

1/2 dr. Speed Handle

1/2 dr. Flex Handle
Assorted Pliers

Assorted Screwdrivers
Hack Saw

{ 12"' Crescent Wrench

J & W SALES AND SERVICE
299 CARMACKS ST,
/78 - 7515

ROD AND GUN

CLUB
ANNUAL FISHING DERBY

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RAYBESTOS-MANHATTAN COMMUNITY AWARD

Several years ago Raybestos-Manhattan Co. Ltd. of
Manheim Penn. U.S.A. instituted an award to be made to
‘any Cassiar employee, or member of his family, who con-
tributed most outside of his or her regular duties to th
Welfare and Betterment of the Community.

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The Rules governing this award are:

THE SELECTION COMMITTEE WILL CONSIST OF THE GENERAL
SUPERINTENDENT AND TWO MEMBERS APPOINTED BY RAYBESTOS
MANHATTAN. ,

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2. EACH NOMINATION MUST HAVE TWO SPONSORS AND MUST IN-
CLUDE A SHORT CITATION OF THE NOMINEE'S ACTIVITIES
IN SUPPORT OF THE NOMINATION.

3. AN INDIVIDUAL MAY RECEIVE THE AWARD ONLY ONCE IN
THREE CONSECTUTIVE YEARS. ‘

Starting Date: May 16 - 12:00
Closing Date: Sept. 30 - 12:00

4. THE NOMINEE IS TO BE ANY CASSIAR EMPLOYEE, OR MEMBER
OF HIS FAMILY WHO CONTRIBUTED MOST OUTSIDE OF HIS OR
HER REGULAR DUTIES TO THE WELFARE AND BETTERMENT OF
THE COMMUNITY.

ENTRY FEE

$1.00 for Members
$5.00 for non-Members

Entry fee must be paid 48 hrs}
before entering Aish.

FIVE CATEGORIES:

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Nominations accompanied by a short citation of the
Nominee's activities should be submitted to the General
Superintendent before July 15, 1975.

Past recipients of the Raybestos-Manhattan Award

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1971 - A.R. Flanagan LAKE TROUT
1962 - R.L. McKenzie 1972 - Miss S. Crawford RAINBOW TROUT
1963 - J.H. Thornicroft 1973 - Mrs. L. Akey GRAYLING
1964 - D. Ritchat DOLLY VARDEN
1965 - B.H. Donner , PYKE

1966 = R.F. Lovell
1967 - A. Borsato 3 RAYBESTOS-MANHATTAN, INC.

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1969 - W. Zemenchik
1970 - A.J. Van Heel

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TROPHY FOR LARGEST FISH

On Sunday, Aprtk 20, 1975,
the Rod and Gun CLub members
turned out tn fornee at the bake
field as they had again chakleng-
ed the Lions Chub to a game of
SNO-BALL. In case some readers
are not familiar with SNO-BALL,
At AS a game of baseball played
on Snowshoes, but not ordinary
Showshoes. The ones used are

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Fast Delivery! ba 04 plywood and were invented ‘ ares

y a Local carpenter.

The game started slowky as the onky tmpartial
umpine in toun fatled to show up and as rt was StLLE only
1:00 p.m. many of the Lions had yet to greet the new
day. However,~ enough of the enthusiastic spectators
were pressed into service as substitute Lions and the
game began. In a short time the Lions Led by 3 to 0 and
the snow surface of the infield was torn into deep pits.
This was easrly corrected by moving the bases back toa
better playing surface and play continued.

Spanked by the coaching of Pat Witwicki, the fiekd-
ing by John Taylor and Jim Caklow the Rod and Gun Club
got on the scoreboard and despite the dirty tactics of
pttcher "BUTCHER" Brent went on to win the game 7 to 6.

The Rod and Gun Chub wishes to take this opportunity
to thank the spectators who came out to cheer the teams
on and to hope that this sport wih become more popular
An the future.