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Box 166
Cassiar, B.C.

March 9, 1971

Editor
Asbestos Sheet
Cassiar, B.C.

Dear Editor:

Upon entering the arena's changing rooms I was overcome by
fumes from empty labbatt, Black Label, Old Style, etc. bottles.
As I was accompanying no less that twenty-five children on a
skating expedition it was difficult to explain to them why the
adult hockey players left the changing rooms in such an abso-=
lutely disgusting, repulsive state. Some of the children attempt-
ed to clean up the abundance of garbage that was scattered over
the rooms.

Certainly, it must be possible to have a maintenance man
employed to clean up such disgraceful sights in the rooms. I've
been led to believe the arena has been allotted several thousand
dollars minimum to make arena improvements. ‘Shouldn't these
improvements commence as of now?

EDITORS NOTE:

On speaking to one of the arena
executive, I am told there will be
a full report forthcoming , answer-
ing this and many other questions
regarding the arena,

-,

JME eS tetetnte

TIME MARCHES ON! LONG SFRVICH. AWARDS

Time marches on but. we understand Mr. Beguin, Manager of Operations,
so is the railway to Dease Lake, We will present the following neople
hear they may start work at. both ends with long service awards,
te push things along. Rumor also lee Sing - 15 vears,

has it that the owners of the George Pirie — 10 years
Terrace Hotel pJan to build a Hotel Silver Repolusk - 10 years
at Dease Lake and they may also hive Joe Cario - 10 years
a liquor License. Be kind of nice
to be able to drive out that way Len Skakun completed 10 years
to quaff me on a hot day. prior to his leaving.

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