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Congratulations to -

Mr. & Mrs. Brian Donner whose baby
irl arrived March 16th, weighing
é ibs. 7-1/2 oz., Anna Elizabeth.

Mr. & Mrs. Bill Hood whose baby girl
arrived March 28th in Vancouver.

Mr. & Mrs. Mike Papac whose baby bo
arrived March 30th, weighing 7 lbs.
12 oz. ?

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All Saint's W. A. would like to take
this opportunity to thank everyone
who helped make their paffodil Tea
highly successful.

WELCOME to Jack Whalen who replaces
Hedy Hoffman in the Purchasing Dept.

Mrs. Trevor Horsley is visiting in
Vanoouver with daughter Cathy and
her mother, Mrs. Olson.

Bill Johnson is holidaying some-
where - could it be Mexico?

Cam Church recently returned from a4
short trip to Vancouver.

Art McAndrew is in Vancouver during
the school holideys.

Frank Clarke and Paul St. Pierre
spent the Easter week-end in White-
horse.

Spending the Easter holidays in camp

were Miss Dianne Ritchat who attends
school in Vancouver; Walter Hanley
of Yellowknife; Doug McKenzie of

HOCKEY TIME IN CASSIAR
TRAMMERS vs BAGGERS - Merch 22nd

The second game of the hockey series
took place Sunday March 22nd when
the Trammers clashed with the Bag-
gers and eked out a slim 10 - 9. vio-
tory. Adolf Unterberger netted 5 ©
goals as a reward for his. usual ‘hard
work on the ice. Other scorers for
the victors were Isadore, Beyer,
Howden, Gilbert and Forbes with one
each.

Len Skakun: led the scoring parade
for the losei's with 3 markers with
Legros and Dennis following closely
with 2. pavid and Ritchat each got
one to complete the scoring.

Referee Dave Cook had his hands full
as Only close control and the 25
degree below temperature kept ten-
pers down. Unterberger was sent to
the sin bin twice while Gilbert,
Skakun, Ritchat and Howden each. got
2 minutes in Solitary.

Tt must be admitted that with the
small ice surface where no body
checking is permitted that penalties
are rather easy to come by. In order
to diminish the population density
Lt was decidéd to play 4 men a side.
This permitted considerable improve-
ment in the passing and cut down the
scrambles in front of the nets.

Again the goal keepers did a far
better job than the scores indicate.
With shooting done from so close in

it proves extremely difficult to hold

the score down. Howden and Gilbert

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ieach took half the game playing kitty
has the door for the Trammers,
uyer guarded the gate for the Bag-
gers. Final score: Trammers 10

Whitehorse.

Fred Sekora has returned to Vancou-
ver after a stay of three months
assisting at the Royal Bank.

Mrs. Antonio Pinto and children williplayed on March 14th when the Drille
accompany her mother back to Lison efeated the Trammers 9 to 6. At

for an extended holiday. ress time, the third game was not |
ecorded, however, the Drillers beat | (
he Baggers 17 to 9. Team Standing:

wealthy people miss one of life's rillers 2 wins - O loses
greatest thrills-paying the last in- (Trammers lor - i ”
stallment._ ers | 0 tt 4