CTITIDES
GUIDES

On March 21st, Gayleen
Rattray of the Ist Cassiar
Guide Co. won the Division
Miss Cookie contest in Fort
St.John. Gayleen was judged
on her overall guide work,
uniform,béedges received, han-
dicraft and a speech on any
subject of her choice. Con-
qratulations Gayleen on
bringing this first time hon-
our to Cassiar.

Cassiar Guides are curren-
tly preparing for their ann-
ual. Miss Cookie contest to
be held on April 22. ‘Je hone
to have pictures of our Queen
and princess alana with our
new annual plaque donated for
this event for the next issue.

Fret ermeenrery
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SCOUTS

Fellowship Through Scouting

The First Cassiar Scout
Troop has been qrowing stea-
dily since the new year, from
seven we now stand at nearly
twenty. Enthusiasm and att-
endance have been excellent
in spite of winter indoor
activities and community org-
anized snorts. Also the co-
operation of many interested
people to help with scout
meetinas is excellent to say
the least. Lately we have
had the rod and qun club mem-
bers volunteer to teach our
troop fire arm handling on
their range, after this ses-
sion we will organize a sup-

ervised hunting trip. A fish-
ing trip is now being nlanned
for the near future.

Mr. Rollie the reqional
Scout Ditector, recently vis-
ited Cassiar to enquire of our
activities and progress. One
of the objectives of this mee-
tina was to deleaate two boys
to represent the First Cassi-
ar Scout Troop at the Boy
Scouts summer camn at Jasrer
in August. The selection of
the boys will be done fairly:
merit marks will be derived
from attendance, seniority,
sportsmanship and fellowship,
and cooperation of duties.

This is an all expense paid
trip of 2 weeks duration.

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The Communiiy Centre

Activities occurina at the Community Centre over
the past month have included two dances, one put
on by the Irishmen on the 18th of March, and the
other being the Annual Lions Ball, April 15th.

The Lions also held their Winter Carnival all day
Saturday, March 25th and wound up their event with
a Games Nite. .
A few extra films "Builders of Tomorrow'' on
“ Cassiar, and ''B.C. Centennial, 1971'', were shown
' at The Hall also.

For those adults not aware of some of the extra
activities and facilities provided by the Commun-
ity Centre: there are a selection of games (Mon-
opoly, Scrabble, etc.) checkers, chess, that can
be checked out at the office and used upstairs.
The Lounqe also provides daily newspapers, and
T.V. from 7:00 - 11:00 p.m. every evening.

S. DahIman,
_ Recreation Dir. ..