children in the time available.
Various people were asked for ass-
istance, but as usual it was left
to the minority to try to perform
a difficult task.
However, we are not above criticism
and your suggestions for a mailbox
for children's letters to Santa Claus
has merit and I am sure the next
community club executive will att-
tempt to improve on this vear's
Party, remembering all the time that
the ohject is to make the children
happy, and not necessarily onlv
please the parents.

C.£.€.

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Power Outages _

Some mav not he aware that we have
had two serious Electrical fires in
our Flectrical distributing nanel.
at the Power House.

This could have heen caused bv dust
and age. or nerhans Cassiar prew a
little too fast and we overloaded
the system. New eauinment was order-
ed and more is heinp ordered and a
great deal of work is heing done to
bring our power house up to renuire-
ments. From time to time it will he
Necessarv to shut off the power so
various pieces of enuipment can he
changed over.

We are sorry for anv inconvenience
this may cause, we will make everv
effort to advise all residents when
these periods will he.

G. Edwards

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Helping us to recall the summer is
a photograph we have just received
of distinguished visitors who vis-

ited us this year.

With Mr. Caron

and staff - Mr. Koshikawa (managing)
director of Nippon Asbestos, Japan)
and Mr. Iwasaka (of Mitisubishi
International Corporation) whose

office is in Toronto.

Despite

language difficulties, Mr. Koshikawa
established some rapport with Rupert
McKenzie, as they are hoth members
of Lions International.