CONGRATULATIONS TO -

Cathy and Charlie Gander on the occasion
of their Silver Wedding Anniversarv (25th),
celebrated on March 19th.

Cathy and Charlie were the honoured guests
at several dinner parties put on by their close
friends recently.

We sincerely hope their Anniversary was a
memorable one and that Cath's broken wrist didn't
“Dampen her spirits" in any way.

Cathy and Charlie would like at this time,
to thank all their friends for the cards, gifts
and best wishes and for making this Anniversary
one they are not likely to forget.

OPENING OF THE TROPHY ROOM

After waiting so long for it, we finally
got it. The "Trophy Room" opened on Saturday,
February 2lst, to the tune of "Alloutte". You
guessed it - The Ladies where there in fine
singing voice.

Wonder where all the gkasses went off to?
PLEASE - we need them, and if they keep disappear-
ing, it will be that much longer before we get
our carpet and indirect lighting. Control
yourselves!

Please remember one thing - we want it to
be a nice cocktail lounge - so let's keep the
working clothes out of it!

HERE'S ONE PERS
"EYE OPENER"!!!

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THE GIRL GUIDES

A very enjoyable evening was held on Friday,
February 27th, when the Provincial and Divisional
Girl Guide Commissioners visited Cassiar.

The girls and boys belonging to the Cubs, Scouts,
Brownies and Guides met in the School gym, where they
were introduced to hoth Commissioners. The children
were shown slides of Girl-Scouts and their leaders from
all around the wortd.

Commissioner Stewart from Vancouver gave our badges
to the Brownie Girls and after some songs, "Taps" was
sung.

All the Cuiders here in Cassiar met afterwards
with the Commissioners in the lounge of the Ladies'
Staffhouse. At 7.39 p.m. the cafeteria hosted a
lovely supper for twenty five people. In attendance
were our Reverend Reuss of the Anglican Church, the
two Cub Leaders, Mr. Veltmeyer and Mr. Corrigan, the
executive of the parent's committee and a large number
of interested mothers. Thank you all for coming and
compliments to the cafeteria staff for their excellent
service.

Afterwards at the School again, everybody had a
chance to ask questions and receive experienced advice
from our guests. The Commissioners spent a comfortable
night in Casstar. After a quick breakfast in the
morning, which was served at Maxson's, they started
on their trip home,

Much appreciation to those who helped to make
their visit a success.

Contributed by - Pat Maxson, District Cuider.

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Little Susan's mother had caught cold and
resorted to that old-fashioned remedy, a glass of
hot whiskey and water. A bit later Susan was going
to bed. When her mother came to kiss her goodnight,
the child looked at her strangely. "Youtve been

using Daddy's perfume", she said solemnly.