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dog impounded shall be recorded therein.

This record will cover a calendar year.
January | of any said year a new record
will go into effect. No offenses will be car-
ried Over one year against any offender.

16 All monies collected under the provisions

of this Ruling shall be paid to the Collector
and shall form part of the general revenue
of Town Council.

17 (a) The Collector is herby authorized to issue

a “Notice of Offense” to any owner alleged
to have offended against the provisions of
Sections 8 and 9 of the Ruling.

(b) A “Notice of Offense’? shall specify the
nature of the offense and must stipulate
fees incurred according to Section 14.

(c) A “‘Notice of Offense” shall be deemed to
be sufficiently served:
(i) if served personally on the owner of the
dog concerned, or if
(ii) contacted by phone, or if

(iii) left at the address of the owner of
the dog concerned.

18 A person receiving such ‘“‘Notice of Of-

. fense’” may make : payment of the amount
specified to the Collector within four (4)
days of the date of such notice.

19 Any person who violates any of the pro-
visions of this Ruling or who threatens, °

coerces or prevents the Dog Control Officer
_ from performing his duties as set down in
the provision of this Ruling may be pro-
secuted according to the Criminal Code of
Canada and applicable provincial statutes.

A LIMERICK — by Mark Nuyens

There was a small baby from Perth
Who did math at the minute of birth,
He also did Science,

And wrote a book on giants,

At a day old he’s the smartest on earth.

COURIER STAFF
Lee Coran, Vivian Cousins, Kathy DeCecco,
¢ Roberta Hollings, Kerry Jones.

Once again the Courier will be printed monthly.

All ARTICLES and PICTURES for the September

issue must be in by August 25th, 1979.

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Douglas C. Campbell, an engineer with extensive
experience in telecommunications in Canada, has

been appointed general manager of NorthwesTel,

the telephone company serving Yukon, western
Northewst Territories and Northern British
Columbia.

Mr. Campbell, who was formerly assistant general
manager, operations for Canadian National
Telecommunications, the parent organization of
NorthwesTel, takes -up his new duties this month
at the company’s headquarters in:Whitehorse:
He succeeds Robert J. Wells, who is rejoining CN
Telecommunications headquarters in Toronto.

Mr. Campbell, a native of Maxville, Ontario, grad-
uated with a degree in civil engineering from
McGill University in Montreal. While still a stu-
dent he worked for two summers in the north-
west on the CN Telecommunications microwave
system being built between Grande Prairie,
Alberta, and Alaska.

On graduation he returned to the north as an en-.
gineer with the federal department of works in
Whitehorse. He joined CN Telecommunications

-in 1962 and worked on the construction of the

coast-to-coast CNCP microwave system. He was
based in Jasper, Alberta and Hope, B.C., and was
responsible for the aerial tramways built to ser-
vice some of the microwave sites on remote
mountaintops.

After a brief period with CN System Sneieenine
in Montreal he joined a CN Telecommunications
group which acted as consultants to the Depart-

- ment of National Defence in Ottawa. On comple-

tion. of this project in 1968 he returned to CN

Telecommunications headquarters as supervisor

of civil engineering and construction.

Following a period as a special planning assistant
he was named assistant chief engineer for CN
Telecommunications in 1973. He became regional
manager of the organization’s Ontario region in
1976 and was promoted to assistant general
manager, operations in 1978.

Mr. Campbell’s spare time activities include
sailing and public speaking. He is president of the
Oakville Toastmasters Club.

Mrs. Campbell is the former Joy Pickering. the

couple has two daughters - eben 12, and Wendy,
10.

From John Gibson

CN Telecommunications

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Portraits

GrIROS PHOTO

775 Malozemoff (townhouse)

-Passport Pictures - - Mon. 7: 30

It was old, discolored and kind of ragged, but
it made qd sense, even for today. ——

Gode of the North

When using a man’s cabin, and before
leaving, wash the dishes, leave shavings
and kindling and as much wood as you
used, if not more. Also close the door of
the cabin. If barricaded against bears, put
the barricade back.
Never ask a man what religion he has,
for the great outdoors is his place of wor-
ship.
Never speak disrespectfully of a woman -
we all had mothers.

_. Always give the other fellow a lift when
the going gets tough.
Don’t ‘abuse a dog, for he is man’s best

friend - especially on the trail. -

Don’t kill game wantonly - only what you
need, or for someone who is out of meat.
Call a strange musher in and give him
some stew or even a flop if necessary.
Don't waste ammunition by shooting just
to be shooting - the last cartridge may
save your life.

Keep your matches and footgear dry on
the trail and never drink whiskey or other
spirits on the trail - it may be fatal to you.
Don’t wander around when the fog comes
in and you can’t see where you're going -
wait till it clears.
Don’t set bush fires.
and other wild life.
Parboil your bacon before frying -
not cause so much rheumatism.

Be sanitary about your eating and the
camp - do not pollute the waters and the
atm osphere.

Don’t tell the other fellow your troubles,
especially love or matrimonial, he may
have some of his own. :
Keep off the other fellow's trapline,
literally and figuratively.

- they destroy game

it will

George J. Gale

Reprinted from a 1977 Cassiar Courier -

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If you plan to use the forests this weekend,
please remember the following conditions
must be met when you light a campfire:

1. The fire shall be not less than
three metres from any log stump,
snag or standing tree.

oh. The fire shall be not less than 15
metres from any slash or other
inflammable debris or from a
wooden structure.

35 A pail containing not less than’
eight litres of water, or a shovel,

» shall be kept near the fire at all
times. :

4, All inflammable material shall be
removed down to mineral soil for
not less than one metre in every
direction from the perimeter of
the fire. ;

EMSs The fire shall not be more than
One metre in diameter or one
metre in height.

6. The fire shall be completely ex-

“tinguished before leaving.
Te No fires may be lit or fueled dur-
z ing periods of strong winds.

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markers and tourist information signs currently
being installed on all territorial highways have
become so popular that territorial highways
department officials and the RCMP are waiting
for their first opportunity to catch some thieves.

Highway officials report that several route mark-
ers in the Whitehorse area have been stolen, as
have markers near the Canol Road.

-In one instance, the thieves could not remove the
bolted sign from its metal post and they ran over

the sign post to break it and PeMOye post and |

sign.
Unauthorized removal of the signs constitutes an
offence under the Criminal Serle: and can result in
a jail term.

The signs range from $40 to $100 in cost to the
government and highways department officials

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quest the assitance of the general public in report-
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