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Sunday, February 8th, 1:00 p.m.. Please register °
at the Recreation Centre, Snack Bar or Cafeteria. °

The tournament will be held in the Lions Room at
the Recreation Centre.

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Men's Singles Badminton Tournament

Sunday, February 15th, 1:00 p.m. Please register

at the Recreation Centre, Snack Bar or Cafeteria. The
tournament will be held in the gym at the Recreation
Centre.

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Ladies' Singles Badminton Tournament

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Sunday, February 22nd, 1:00 p.m. Please register

at the Recreation Centre, Snack Bar or Cafeteria. The
tournament will be held in the gym at the Recreation
Centre.

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Ladies' Volleyball League

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Tuesdays starting at 7:00 p.m. at the Recreation
Centre gym. There has been an excellent response to
this league, if any other ladies would like to play,

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Restricted Shows: Apparently in the past, students °°
up to the age of 18 years have been allowed to watch +

Restricted Movies if they pay the adult admission fee
of $1.25. Our booking agent in Vancouver confirms
with us which films are restricted under the Censor-
ship Act. In January we had 3 restricted shows out of
16 movies. In February we had two restricted movies.
Presently, students under 18 years of age will not be
allowed into restricted shows unless accompanied by
their parent or responsible adult 19 years of age or
over. If you wish your child to see these types of
movies then you must accompany them and be prepared to
give the necessary guidance if required.

I have requested that no restricted films be
booked on Friday evenings so students (primarily) will
be able to see a weekend movie.

Also, an alternative Coffee House program tt
be organized with close circuit T.V. and live enter-
tainment for the teenagers on Thursday, Friday,
Saturday and Sunday evenings at the Recreation Centre.

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Our Saturday movies will be changed to try and
attract more children. I have taken three approaches
to this problem:

1) Obtain fast action films from the National

Film Board

2) Obtain Walt Disney Feature Films and
cartoons

3) Change movie time to Saturday 1:30 p.m. at

the Cassiar School. NOTE: the Cassiar
School is the location for films for
children starting February 14th at 1:30 p.m.

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Saturday, February 28th, 8:00 p.m. in the Recreation @

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Ro & Gus Cuts

November 22nd marked the third annual Rod § Gun
Club dinner. The menu consisted of bear liver,
moose stew, beaver salmon, trout, roast moose and
roast caribou.

Each year the dinner gets bigger and better.
.for next year's dinner include more exotic wild
meats.

Plans

Trophies were awarded for the Annual Rod §& Gun Club
fishing derby. The Peterson family almost made a cl
clean sweep of the trophies, but Jason Clarke came
up with the fish of the eee rae 19 1b. lake trout _
from Dease Lake.

All members and prospective members are reminded
that archery and small bore target shooting is held
on alternate Thursday evenings in the Rec Hall. Club

meetings are held on the first and third Tuesdays of
each month.

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Winners of Club Competitions:

RAINBOW ist Vern Peterson 24"
2nd Vern Peterson 24:
Caught in Morchaua Lake

GRAYLING ist Don Peterson 16 3/4"
2nd Vern Peterson 15 3/4"
Caught in Dease River

LAKE TROUT ist Jason Clark 54") = 19 has
Caught in Dease Lake’

DOLLY VARDEN ist Don Peterson 2084" 4 lbs.

Caught in Toltan River

REG NEWS

YOUTH PROGRAM

As a result of a conflict situation over-the
restricted movie rule, a group of interested young
people in Cassiar agreed to work cooperatively with
the Cassiar Commmity Club to provide an alternative
type of recreation for the Cassiar youth.

The Youth Committee composed of President - Tom
Farrell, Secretary - Barbie Kamlah, Treasurer - Lou
Watson, and Directors - Bernd Suderjahn, Scott Purdy,
Pat McKiernan, Tammy Prosser, Sue Prosser, Anne Smidt
Nielson, Melodie Storoschuk, Colleen Wiliams, Patsy
Tomasheuski, Jay Michaels, and Ken Empereale.

This committee has organized a "'Cassiar Teen Club"
with Jeff Such as liaison person with the Community ~*
Club. The first project will be a "Coffee House Program!’
to be held Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings
from 7:00-10:00 p.m. with clean up from 10:00-11:00 p.m.
The program will include close circuit T.V., movies, live
entertainment, cards, chess, table games with coffee,
pop, chips and candy bars sold. ;