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Thank you Whitehorse for a most pleasant bonspiel and a
very pleasant weekend. Thank you also to the teams participating
from Whitehorse, Clinton and United Keno Hill. May we have the
opportunity to meet on the same battle ground next year and decide
then the rightful home for the Inter-Company challenge trophy. I
think Cassiar should have a houd voice in that decision - don't
you?

One of Cassiar|s local curlers

practising a new turn in Whitehorse.

Second Event - F. Nitti Team
from Cassiar,.

Third Event— Bill Smoler Team
from Whitehorse

The Curling portion of Cassiar's
Seventeenth Annual Bonspiel came
to an abrupt end early Saturday
evening when t-he ice went. AGAIN.
However, it certainly didn't dampen
the scirits of anyone attending the
banquet and uance, which lasted inte
the wee hours of Sunday morning.

The remaining teams in the A & B
Events were al] local teams so it
was decided tc postpone these vlay-
offs until we get ice again. The
winner of t-he Third Event was Kip

Boyd's team from Whitehorse.

The Curling Club wuld lile to

thank the many people who gave
their time to make this Bonsriel
such a success. A special thanks
goes to the iadies in the Canteen,
Mr. Poirier, who looked after the
accommocetion so well, and Claude
Marsei!'e arc Hob Nelson and their
catering crew for a job well done.

First Event- Winner John Drewe
Team from Clinton.

Sveaking of the Bonspie!, has wny-

ore heard what happened tc a certain
Skip whe was hit on the back of the
head by his Halo while discussing
stratery over the big white Telerhone?