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GUIDE AND BROWNIE NEWS:

A mother and daughter banquet for the
Brownies and Guides was held in the Curling
Lounge on Thursday, June llth. A lovely buffet
dinner was prepared by the Mothers Group. Guests
for the occasion were Mrs. M. Nitti, Mrs. L.
Fitzsimmons and Mrs. J. Veltmeyer, who had
assisted the Guiders in various projects.

An outline of the years activities and
achievements was given for the Brownies by M.
Overton, Brown Owl, and for the Guides by L.
Akey, Captain. District Guider, Mrs. Pat Maxson
presented Lt. M. Kutsche with her warrant pin
and outlined the final Guide event of the year
to take place at Chain Lake Lions Picnic Grounds
on Sunday, June 21, when the lst Cassiar Guide
Company host the Lower Post Guide Company. The
days activities will resemble a day at Camp.

The Mothers Group, Girls and Guiders are
looking forward to another successful year
starting in September.

All girls in the area who are not members
are invited to join.

The Lions Club Picnic grounds at the north
end of Chain Lake was the setting where the lst
Cassiar Company of Girl Guides played hostess
to Twenty-Five Lower Post Guides, two guiders
and two staff members of the Residential School.

The day began with the singing of '0' Canada'
and an official welcome from the Guiders. An
outdoor Mass followed with Father Mc Allister
officiating.

Dinner, games, contests and songs filled the
afternoon. The weather was very kind until
supper when the heavens opened and rain poured
down. However, this did not deter our outdoor
schef, Vic Maxson, nor the appetites of the
girls.

All too soon, it was time for campfire and
taps. The guests departed with the promise that
the two companies would meet again soon.

THANK YOU:

The ladies of the All Saints Anglican
Community Church wish to express their gratitude
to everyone who helped in any way with their
recent Rummage Sale.

It was a most successful afternoon and we

would like to thank the donors of Rummage and
Cookies and the ladies who helped at the Sale.

HOSPITAL NEWS:

“LADIES IN WATING' - PRE-NATAL CLASSES
& HOSPITAL VISITS

Pre-Natal Relaxation classes-commenced Tuesday,
une rd, - All interested women please

contact the Hospital for information.

Monthly Check-Ups - It would be appreciated

if all women requiring pre-natal monthly check-
ups could come to the Hospital on weekdays -
Monday to Friday, between 10.00 a.m. and 11.30a.m.

BETTER LATE THAN NEVER:

In April, we said goodbye to Maria Bosnjak
who had worked at the Hospital for the past two
years. Maria and her husband Mike have left to
visit relations in Yugoslavia before settling
in Vancouver. We wish them both a happy holiday
and good luck in their new endeavours.

We welcome Martha Wallenborn who cheerfully
keeps our Hospital sparkling and provides those
necessary "Tea and Coffee Breaks".

Another nurse from "Down Under" joined the
staff in April. Margaret Warby, who comes from
New South Yales, Australia, has previously nursed
in Vancouver and Toronto. Margaret who appreciates
the out-doors, has been active in many sports
since her arrival in Cassiar and her latest
ambition appears to be centered on the Ball
Diamond.

AND---------- SOME-UP-TO DATE NEWS

Mary Elhorn has recently returned from a
holiday to her home in New Zealand. (That's
why Ray and 'Ralph' looked so forlom eh) On
her return to Vancouver, Mary attended a
special X-Ray course.

As Mary now only works part-time, we again
WELCOME a new nurse - Hine Kawerau and John
also from New Zealand. We hope they will be
very happy in Cassiar and later have time to
visit more of Canada,

Messrs, Gosseye & Lebruyn seen with Mr. Berry,
visitors from Belgium. They represent Eternit-
Kappell - one of our major customers and one of
the largest manufacturers of cement products in
Europe.