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Grade 4’s
Off To Vancouver

The Grade 4 class from our Cassiar
School is planning a week-long trip to
Vancouver in early Anr?1

Some of the projects this enthusiastic

class is handling include weekly hot dog
sales, a raffle, the Skate-a-thon, a
Friday night or two at the Rec Centre
Concession as well as two booths at the
Cassiar School Carnival.

They have received much support from
the community at large as well as in-
dividual and group donations. (Mr. J.
Jack and the Cassiar Lions).

Thank you for your contributions thus
far - we will let you know the results of
our travel fund and the success of our
trip in future issues.

A LETTER OF THANK YOU

Dear Mr. Jack, -

Thank you for the slides and letting
us have the money. We appreciate your
help. In the slides I liked the man that
went in the lake at -37° below. When I
grow older, I am going to write a book,
and I am going to mention your name in it.
When we go to Vancouver, we are going to
the Vancouver Sun, Vancouver harbour, etc.

When we go, I will get you something. You .

were very kind. I was sad when I had to
go home. Well, I better say "So Long" for

now. We received $39.05 from the donations

Yours truly,

Barbara Guderjahn

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CASSIAR CENTENNIAL ARENA
ASSOCIATION

‘The Cassiar Centennial Arena Associa-
tion will hold a BAZAAR-AUCTION on Sat.
February 16, 1974, at which we will have
handicrafts, donated merchandise, baking,
etc., for sale, as well as games of chance
bingo, and door prizes. In addition to
donations from many outside business :
firms, one of the canvassers listed below
will be calling on your family sometime
between February 1 & 8, 1974. For any
donations you may wish to make:

- Perhaps a painting you have done or
something you have knit, sewn, built,
etc.

Someone in your family may wish to
donate his or her time to’shovel a roof
or do some other odd jobs.

- Baking (which we will not pick up until
February 15 or 16.)

- Any new odds and ends you don't need.
The Canvassers are:

W. Schneeberger

-Tom May

Jim and Janine Murdoch
Tony and Lee Coran
Gertraud Tischler
Johnny Jack

‘Bruce and Shirley Roe
Rose Ebbinghoff

Ross and Verna Knowles
Norma Tarasuk

If you wish, you may leave your donation
at any one of the canvassers homes.

Thank you for helping us to make this a
success.

Lee Coran,
President

ESSAY & POSTER

COMPETITION

THE TOWN COUNCIL IS SPONSORING A FIRE PRE-
VENTION ESSAY AND POSTER CONTEST FOR THE
BENEFIT OF THE STUDENTS OF CASSIAR SCHOOL,
A $5,00 PRIZE WILL BE AWARDED FOR THE BEST
ESSAY AND BEST POSTER FROM EACH CATEGORY:
CATEGORY I_WILL COMPRISE STUDENTS IN GRADES
7,8 9&1), CATEGORY TI_ WILL INCLUDE
STUDENTS IN GRADES 4, 5 &6, THE BEST ESSA
WILL BE PRINTED, IN THE NEXT ISSUE OF THE
"ASBESTOS SHEET”. GOOD LUCK STUDENTS:

TOWN COUNCIL

Ideas are like children - Your own are
wonderful.

Coloring Contest Winners

The winners of the ''Asbestos Sheet"
coloring contest are:

MASTER ROSS HUMPHREY, who
really colors nicely.

Age Group 3-5:

MISS HEATHER JONES , who
colored the tree to Santa's
delight.

Age Group 6-8:

CONGRATULATIONS ROSS and HEATHER FOR YOUR
EFFORTS!

Thanks ‘to everyone who participated in the
coloring contest.