Page 2 Cassiar Courier January 1991

CONCERNED CITIZENS

To the Public:

To the Publics

As students of the
eleven class at Cassiar

I would like to ask how the
fire department would put out a

grade
Secon—

dary, we are writing this letter fire in Cassiar, B.C. To my
concerning several problems all knowledge the water tank truck
teenagers face. Throughout the that the fire department owns
past years, many of us have felt would last ten minutes maximum

left out. We have noticed a lot.
of functions are set up toa suit
the adults and children of our
community. Where do we come in
place?

Many parents are worried
about their children picking up
bad habits at a young age. AS
students, we have noticed this is
becoming an on-growing problem
that must change. We are afraid
for the younger generation, and
are trying to act on this problem
now. Without your consideration
and understanding we are worried
that nothing will be accomplish—
ed.

while putting out a house fire.
I’ve lived here for almost a year
now and all the time I’ve lived
here I’ve never seen the fire de—-
partment checking the fire hy-—
drants to see if they are working
or are frozen. T can see they
aren’t checked, the hydrants are
buried under a foot or s0 of
snaw!

I was in a Volunteer Fire
Department before and every prac—
tice we had we made a point of
checking all the fire hydrants.
What I suggest is have the fire
hydrants dug out and checked. I
know around my house the fire hy—
drant is buried in snow and prob—
ably every other one is also. I
would like to know how the fire
department plans to solve these
the way the

We feel the teenagers in
Cassiar should be given a place
to express themselves, a place
with games, excitement and leis—

ure. With a place for teenagers, problems. Presently,
we feel that many of those bad fire hydrants sit they are or
habits can be broken, and that very well should be against the

this place will stop the younger law.

generation from picking them up.
We would greatly appreciate

your support and look forward toa

receiving your reply. Thank you!

& Concerned Citizen

Sincerely,

Tricia Liddle
and the grade eleven class

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ier staff is in the process of
gathering information about X—
Cassiarites for publication in

the February 1991 issue under the
title "Where Are They Now?" We
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their old friends are and what
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January 21, 1991 or it will not
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may not be published.

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our thanks and our apologies.

From the Executive of the
Blue Valley Figure Skating Club.

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