Several youngsters had a chance to show their musical skills
again this month and as usual, did a wonderful job. A piano
recital under the direction of Mrs. Lil Kamlah was conducted in
her home, and all parents were invited to attend. There were
two special guests present, Mrs. A. Powell, a pianist herself, and
Miss W. Stibbards, a guitarist. The children performing in the
recital were: Paul Caron; Barbara Kamlah; Shelley Overton;
Sharon Plumb; Dianne Rushfeldt; Barbara Stewart and Karin
Stewart.

The children did a grand job of keeping all present well
entertained.

After the recital, as a special treat, Miss Stibbards entertained
all with her guitar and everyone enjoyed a sing-song.

Thank you to Mrs. Kamlah for organizing this event, and to
all who participated.

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So ends the Social and Community Club news for this month.
Please, if you know anything that is going on in town, let us know,
we'd love to tell everyone about it.

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In looking through past issues of Clinton Creek’s “ROCK
FLUFF”, we notice in the Oct.-Nov. (only bi-monthly???)
issue under “‘Comment’’? that ‘‘the paper” (Rock Fluff) quote —
“be revived in such a way that it would last, and that it would
knock anything along the same lines into a cocked hat.”

Well good friends, and we say this in all sincerity, we, think
you have done, and still are doing a real fine job. However we
do not intend to be knocked into a cocked or any other kind
of hat. In getting from one piece of clothing (hat) to another,
we toss down the gauntlet and challenge you to a healthy
battle of wits.

You may note that the most recent issue of the Asbestos
Sheet
a) has changed its format.
b) has more pictures (only one in Oct.-Nov. (?) Rock Fluff).
c) is very much people orientated.
d) you can be certain it will improve

ee & He

SMILES AND CHUCKLES

Two men who had never been ice fishing were going for the
first time. They found a cabin near the lake at a resort and had to
borrow an ice chisel from the resort owner. They went out early
in the morning to try their luck.

When they got back the resort owner asked, ‘‘Did you get any
fish?"

“Did we get any fish’’ the men exclaimed, “we barely had
time to get the boat into the water.”

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SPORTS NEWS BY D. O’NEILL

CURLING

The 16th Annual Bonspiel was held the last weekend in January
and was its usual success. Much credit must go to Pete Brosseau
and his executive who worked hard in organizing the competition,
with special mention going to the ladies who provided solid
sustenance for the bonspielers at the coffee bar.

First Event Prize Winners
CASSIAR ASBESTOS TROPHY

E. Melnyk, B. Pratt, Linda Stevens and Jim King.

Second Event Prize Winners.
ESCO TROPHY

Albert Kutsche, Ron Reeve, Jay Lee and Pat Flanagan

Third Event Prize Winners.
TERRITORIAL SUPPLY TROPHY

George Marriott, Art McAndrew, Danny O'Neill
and Isobelle Blair.