ROD & GUN
CLUB

A PROSPEROUS START TO A NEW

_.READING AT OUR COMMUNITY _.
the tirst Annual Wild-Lite Dinner was

held on December 1, 1973. A delicious
smorgasbord of moose and goat steaks, moose
stew and burgers, pan-size rainbow trout
and salmon steaks were cooked up by the
Dinning Hall Staff. “Approximatly 45
members and guests enjoyed the night out at
this dinner. A special thanks goes out to
the great hunters, B. Baldwin, L. Teveley,
T. Soukup, W. Gillies, J. Mezes and D.
Liverin for supplying the game, and also to
the chefs that mastered the dinner.

The highlight of the evening was the
presentation of the 1973 Fishing Derby
trophies. The winners were as follows:
G. Galia - Largest Lake Trout - 34"

G. Galia - Largest Dolly Varden - 26 3/8!

G. Harvey - Largest Rainbow Trout - 18 1/2"

M. Soderholm - Largest Grayling - 17"
Enteries that came in second for Honourable
mention:

G. Galia - 2nd Largest Lake Trout - 31 1/2"
T. Biehn - 2nd Largest Dolly Varden-22 1/4"

F, Rattray - 2nd Largest Rainbow Trout -
14 1/4"

argest Grayling - 16 3/4"

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AS A MATTER OF INTEREST, I would
mention, that alot of people in Vancouver
and, I would assume, that the same applies
to Edmonton and Winnipeg, are extremely
vague as to where the Yukon is. A day or
so ago one of the girls in our office
called a Vancouver supplier and asked for
a credit note for B.C. tax charged in-
correctly on a Clinton invoice and the
person in the supplier's office said, "I
will have to check with our Manager to
make sure that the Yukon is not part of
B,C. before I can issue a credit note".
Appalling but true. [ feel it's dis-
graceful that some Canadians don't know
their country and the geographic location
of the provinces and territories.

_ Our apologies to the Warehouse for
omitting the color of their hard hats.
You will see the Warehouse hourly paid

; employees and all junior staff in the

Company at site wearing ''GOLD'' hard hats.

Blurbs from the Bar
LPR

- I couldn't understand how that gal drank
so much liquor. "I finally found out in
an ordinary arithmetic book. I said one
gal is equal to four quarts."

- "My new girlfriend is so cold she has
arctic circles under her eyes."

- HANGOVER - something that happens to a
head that wasn't used the previous night.