VARIETY SHOW

“SING ALONG JUBILEE —
CASSIAR STYLE”

To be held on April 27th in the community
centre beginning 7:30 p.m., and featuring
all local talent.

Admission: Adults — $1.00
Children — $ .50

Sponsored by All Saints Church

DAFFODIL TEA

Anglican Church Women will sponsor their
annual Daffodil Tea on Saturday, April 13th,
at 2 p.m. in the curling lounge. Daffodils
will be sold at 75 cents per dozen.

The Guides and Brownies will have a booth
at this tea as well and will offer Easter
baskets for sale.

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FASHION SHOW

Cassiar Community Club will once again
hold a fashion show in the community centre
on Saturday, May 4th, commencing at

8 p.m.

The clothes to be shown are from Nell’s
Style Shop in Watson Lake. Come out and

view the latest in bathing suits, sports wear,
summer dresses, cocktail and party frocks.

Cocktails will be served.

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BELATED CONGRATULATIONS to
John Shaw and Joan Martin on their marriage,
which took place in Our Lady of Lourdes
Church on March 1st, 1968. All good wishes
for future happiness.

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LINE LOGIC

About the only thing that comes to us with-
out effort is old age.

Modern television proves that people would
rather look at anything than at each other.

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GOODBYE and GOOD LUCK to:

OLGA LOGA, from the Purchasing Office,
who has departed for Edmonton.

GRAIG PIPE, from the Retail Store.

DAVE ANDERSON, of the accounting staff,
who has returned to Saskatchewan.

JOHN GALLANT, formerly Stores
Supervisor.

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CONGRATULATIONS to CONRAD
ALTENDORFER, who recently transferred
to Clinton staff as mill shift supervisor. Good
luck.

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BIRTHS

Congratulations to:

DAVE AND CAROL JACKSON, on the
arrival of a son, David Ryan, at Vancouver
on February 25th. Weight — 6 Ibs. 7 oz.

ANDRE AND HANNAH BISSON, whose
daughter, Jacqueline Rosanne, was born on
February 28th at Williams Lake. Weight —
7 Ibs. 13 oz.

PETER AND ERNA HISCH, on the birth of
a daughter, Susan Josephine, at Whitehorse
on February 21st. Weight — 7 Ibs. 14% oz.

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WORKING CONDITIONS CHANGE........

The following account of a teacher’s con-
tract entered into in 1923 agreed to pay the
teacher $75.00 per month and stipulated
that she should:

1. Not get married during the contract, or
keep company with men.

2. Be home between 8 p.m. and 6 a.m.,
except when attending school functions.

3. Not loiter in ice cream parlours.

4. Not smoke cigarettes or drink beer, wine
or whiskey.

5. Not leave town without permission.

6. Not ride in a carriage or automobile with
any man except her father or brothers.

7. Not dress in bright colours, or dye her
hair, or use face powder, mascara or
lipstick; (and she should wear at least
two petticoats).

8. Sweep the classroom floor at least once
daily scrub it at least once a week, and
start the fire at 7 a.m. on school days.