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Page 12 March 1986 Cassiar Courier

More Community Club News...........

GAMES, GAMES , GAMES, GAMES, GAMES!!!

As February rolls to an end, March brings not only
what southeners call Spring, but a slew of competitive and
friendly games. At the end of this month, our local resi-
dents Atul Kaul and Blythe Grimmeth will be travelling to
Terrace to play Badminton in the Northern Winter Games.
As well, Dan Andrews will be down to compete in the
weight lifting competition. We all share the excitement
and anxiety these atheletes feel when training for high
profile games such as these. We wish all three of our locals
the best in their matches.

One of the biggest events for Cassiar ever to host is
the upcoming Northern Invitational Friendship Games.
Over 200 athletes are expected to take part in what we
hope will be a sporting and cultural extravaganza. The em-
phasis im these games is for our young people to try a new
sport of their choice, at a recreational level, and to pro-
vide am opportunity for a cultural and spiritual expansion ~
in themselves. A great deal of work has gone into the sec-
ond N.I_F.G_, and the expectations for a memorable week-
end are shared by all. The township is invited to share in
these experiences and to become a part of this year’s
Games.

On a final note, March also heralds the C.C.C. annual
Schmoo Daze Carnival.

Preparations for this year’s carnival are underway at
the present time, and we ask all interested people in town
to come down to the meetings with their input, and to
find out how they can be involved in our annual Schmoo
Daze Event.

NOTICE OF

The Cassiar Community Club will hold elec-

tions for three positions on the Cassiar Com-

muni =y Club executive, in the Recreation Cen-
by, on Monday, March 3, 1986.

In order to vote for these three positions, you
have to be an active member (in good standing)
up to Monday, February 24, 1986.

Active members who wish to check if they are
on the voters list for the elections, are asked to

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by Eric Glyn-Jones

As the last quarter of the season draws near, I would
like first to say thank-you for your continued support,
and that we share your growing excitement towards the
upcoming tournaments and eventual wrap-up of what we
hope was a successful year.

To give you an update on what we are doing in the
arena at this time and let you voice any concerns you may
have with regards to the general operation and condition
is the purpose of this letter. At this time, we are in the
process of major ice maintenance to ensure excellent
conditions for the tournaments up ahead. As well, a
complete re-alignment of the tractor and Zamboni is
eminent. This we hope, will eliminate the problem of
slush lines left after a flood. One more item, that has not
escaped our attention is the three un-usable lights in the
rink. We are after the electrical department for the
promised repairs.

One item that bears mentioning is the lock policy
in the arena. Recently, we acquired a complete set of
master arena locks. Our policy on this is simply that we
will not supply locks for the four dressing rooms during
any tournament. This policy has been imposed since our
last set of locks were lost from tournaments *n the past.

In closing, please do not hesitate to call me if you
have any problems, or if you wish to book any special
ice times. Thank-you again for your compliance with
the above policy, and with the problems that we inevit-
ably encounter.

Cassiar Community Club

ELECTION

call the Business Administrator at 778-7743,
between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.
Monday through Friday.

The Polling Station will be open from 8:60 a.m

to 8:00 p.m. and the vote is done by sectet
ballot.

Dated at Cassiar, i3.C. this 11th day of Febru-
ary, 1986.

Walter Comper, President,

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CASSIAR COUNTRY Continued from Page 9.
They even have a productive green house which supplies
them with fresh tomatoes, green peppers and flowers
in February!

They look back over their lives as guides and out-
fitters with warmth. But it’s tough getting into the
business now. When they started they only needed three
seasons as a guide behind them, plus some equipment and
horses. In 1968, though, due to some illegal guiding and
other problems, regulations were tightened up. Now
in order to be licensed as an outfitter one must have 24
months of service. “That makes it tough for young
fellows,” Gene said. With the hunting season only three
months long — that means about an 8 year apprenticeship.
And it’s costly. The average price for a hunting area in
the north today is $400,000.

But Gene adds, “I think if a person really wants
to get into guiding — there’s nothing like it. And it has
a good future — you’re harvesting a renewable resource,
as long as you look after it...even this economic slump
is a boon to outfitters...the American money buys a lot
more today.”

“Outfitting is a great life,”

Gene says.
“It’s the only life,”

Mickey adds.

Bennett wants more

financial disclosure

Premier Bill Bennett wants new legislation that will
require more explicit disclosure of elected officials’ fin-
ancial holdings. He also has asked for fresh guidelines de-
fining conflicts of interest. In addition to members of the
Legislature, the rules would apply to such agencies as
school boards, municipal councils and Crown corporations-

A major information campaign will encourage public
awareness of B.C.’s health system and the need to use
physician services responsibly. If British Columbians made
one less doctor visit each year, the total saving would be
$50 million, said Health Minister Jim Nielsen.

A $3.5 million extended care unit will be built on
the grounds of Peace Lutheran Intermediate Care Home
in Fort St. John. Approval for planning and construction
has been given to the North Peace Care Home Society.

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The “Little Finger Band” will be playing in the Lounge from Monday till Thursday

FRIDAY, MARCH 14 MONDAY, MARCH 17

OPENING PARADE!!!
Down Malozemoff to Drybrough, over to Connell
and down to the Rec Centre. - 7:30 p.m.

BROOMBALL TOURNAMENT
Arena.- (Mixed teams) 6:00 p.m.

CASSIAR CURLING CLUB FLOOR HOCKEY TOURNAMENT

R - 6:00 p.m. 17

Annual Bonspiel ec Centre p.m. (ages 17 & up)
DISCO BADMINTON TOURNAMENT
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In the Lounge Rec Centre - 8:00 p.m. (ages 17 & up)

MOVIE MARATHON TUESDAY, MARCH 18

Rec Centre - Movies T.B.A. - 8:00 p.m. PARENTS AND LADIES HOCKEY

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SATURDAY, MARCH 15 Arena - 6:00 p.m.

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CURLING CLUB

/ ADULT NIGHT
Annual Bonspiel

Rec Centre - 6:00 p.1.

DISCO ;
In the Lounge BRIDGE TOURNAMENT

CURLING CLUB’S ANNUAL BONSPIEL Upper Lesure Room - 7:00 p.m.

DANCE

With “The Little Finger Band” WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19

MINI OPEN SQUASH TOURNEY

SKI HILL EVENTS Squash Court - 5:00 p.m.

McDame Ski Hill - 11:00 a.m.

Chicken B.B.Q. - 4:30 p.m. YOUTH NITE

Rec Centre - 6:00 p.m.
Table Tennis, Basketball Shoot, Mixed Mini
Basketball Tournament

LOUNGE EVENTS
Evening

SUNDAY, MARCH 16 ADULT MINI MIXED VOLLEYBALL

TOURNAMENT

BONSPIEL AND AWARDS Secondary School - 6:30 p.m.

PANCAKE BREAKFAST.

Arena Lounge - 10:00 a.m. THURSDAY, MARCH 20

INTERNATIONAL INDOOR SOCCER
TOURNAMENT
Rec Centre - 6:00 p.m.

AIRPORT EVENTS

At the Airport - 1:00 p.m.

Shooting events, Snow Golf, Snowmobile races,
One Dog Pull, Archery, Snowshoe races, Swede-

ARM WRESTLING
saw contest, Snowshoe Baseball. Lounge -
COUGHEE HOUSE “FAMILY FUN CURL _

Lounge 7:00 p.m. Curling Rink - 6:00 p.m. (tentative)

‘Table Tennis, Floor Hockey, Basketball Shoot

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FRIDAY, MARCH 21

Sis MINOR HOCKEY TOURNEY

TEEN DANCE
Rec Centre - 7:30 p.m.

Contests: Air Band, RootBeer oan Costume

and HoolaHoop Swirl

LOUNGE NITE

Lounge - 8:00 p.m.

Country HoeDown

Beer Drinking and Limbo Contests

SATURDAY, MARCH 22

MINOR HOCKEY TOURNAMENT
all day - Arena

MARKETPLACE
Rec Centre - 1 to 4 p.m.

KIDS CARNIVAL
Rec Centre - 1 to 4 p.m.

OUTDOOR YOUTH EVENTS

Rec Centre and Rec Centre Yard - 1:00 p.m.
CRIBBAGE, PCOL AND SHUFFLEBOARD

TOURNAMENTS
Lounge - 1:00 p.m.

CARNIVAL BALL
Rec Centre - 8:30 p.m.

SUNDAY, MARCH 23
MINOR HOCKEY TOURNAMENT

CHAMPAGNE BREAKFAST
Curling Club

OUTDOOR ADULT EVENTS
Rec Centre Yard - 1:00 p.m.

EAST / WEST HOCKEY GAME
Arena - 4:00 p.m.

GYMNASTICS SHOW AND LASAGNE DINNER

Rec Centre - 5:30 p.m.

Cassiar Courier March 1986 Page 13

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