point of interest he has contrib-
uted all of the North American
Wildlife exhibits to the Museum and
this particular Northern “merican
exhibit. will be named after him.

SIH BS

Mary Ann Milnthorp

Mary Ann has been teaching primary
grades for seven years and is pres-
ently on staff at the school as the
grade one teacher. She was born
and raised in Saskatchewan so is

a tre prairie girl and received her
university education in Saskatoon.
Her teaching career has taken her
through schools in Alberta, Sask-
atchewan ami B.C.

Since arriving in Cassiar, Mary
Ann has proved to be a keen and
most competent curler. She has
contributed many hcurs towards
the numerous successful socials
at the curling rink.

In her leisure time Mery Ann reads
and enjoys listening to her fab-
ulous collection of records. She
loves to cook and manages tc boil
water without burning it.

Comment on Cassiar: "It's diff-
erent }"

a eee ee ete Se ee ee ee

To parents the frightening thing
about heredity and environment is
that they are responsible for both.

6 SN SE eee ee eee ne oe
NWA nN Ane Rite 3

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A BOMB IN JUNIOR'S LUNCH PAIL

Parents should be reminded that the
vacuum bottles (thermos bottles)
their children carry to school can
explode. A cold metal spoon touch-
ing the hot glass inner lining can
send an eruption of glass particles
in all directions. Especially vul-
nerable are the eyes. Plastic
spoons are advised, along with care
in pouring hot contents into the
plastic cup generally furnished
along with the container.

THB EBRSBEIHE

On the 23rd of April the hosp-
ital received a call that a baby
was about to be born in a home on
the Cassiar road. Bill Johnmn
and Kinky Borsato sped to the scene
in the Police wagon, only to dis-
cover that the baby had been born,
Cassiar's population increased that
day with the birth of a 5lb. 9oz.
boy named Alexander Kinky Tashoots,.

TH BFE

TELESAT GETS CLOSER

Our engineering department
has been contacted by a contractor
who will carry out some prelimin-
ary soil investigations and survey
work this spring. Nothing defin-
ite yet on where the Telesat TV
receiving station may be, but my
guess is not far out of town,

Lots of folks ask us if it will
carry color TV. We really have no

idea, my guess again is that it will.

Most TV programs are in color and
they are hardly likely to mt that
expensive baby up in the air for
black and white.

IE TAREE

One of our friends on Main Street
tells us that many a man is self-made
because nobody else wanted to tackle
the job......hmm.,