PROSPECTING CLASSES

A very successful Prospecting Class was
completed on February 13th with a lecture
on Mineral Economics by Mr. A. C. Beguin
and a review by Mr. W. N. Plumb. Approxi-
mately 55 Cassiarites attended lectures which

have been in progress since November 8th,1969.

Thanks are extended to the Cassiar Community
Club, the Curling Club and Father McAllister,
for the use of their facilities, and also to all
those who assisted in the presentation of the
course.

W. N. Plumb

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NORTHERN LIFE SOCIETY will be the
name of a new group which will incorporate
as the result of a general meeting held on
February 13th. This meeting, called by the
Adult Education Committee, ratified a con-
stitution and by-laws which will be registered
under the Societies Act, and plans were made
to continue the public information type of
talks held last fall as the ‘‘Northern Life
Series’’. Membership to the Society will be
open to all residents in the Cassiar area.
Members of the Society will arrange a series
of programs to be held this spring and will
meet for the purpose of discussing matters of
general interest. Among the objects of this
Society is the intention to “‘promote, organize,
conduct and manage lectures, talks, films,
discussions and studies of interest to residents
of the Cassiar area.

Elected to serve on the first Board of the
Northern Life Society are: Rev. Fr. J.
McAllister, President; Mr. Jerry Lees, Vice-

President; Mrs. Kris Nordin, Secretary- Treasurer;

Rev. E. Foster, Mrs. Jetty Veltmeyer, Mrs.
Anne Stewart and Miss Anna Gunst are
Directors. Mr. Jack Thornicroft has been
appointed Company Representative.

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The Brownies, Guides and Rangers of Cassiar

will be selling Easter Baskets again this year.
Watch for posters.

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Help Support the Lions Club and the Young
People of Cassiar!

The Lions, with the help of the Cubs, Scouts,
Venturers, Brownies and Guides will be collect-
ing empty beer bottles every Saturday morn-
ing. Please place your empties near your
garbage can so they can be easily picked up.
Proceeds will be used to finance the youth
clubs of Cassiar. Your co-operation will be
appreciated.

Everyone wants to help these young people.

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CONGRATULATIONS to

Mr. & Mrs. ANDY TAMAS of Clinton Creek
on the birth of their son Peter Andrew on
February 6th in Whitehorse, 9—2/3 Ib.

DELAYED CONGRATULATIONS to Mr. &
Mrs. BOB LOVELL whose daughter Susan
Marie arrived on December 20th, 1968,

6 Ib. 10 oz.

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CONGRATULATIONS also to

VIC MAXSON who transferred to staff in the
position of Mine Shift Foreman.

ED KOMPERDO who transferred from the
Mine Department to the Engineering Depart-
ment as Mine Project Engineer.

ANNE CAFFERTY who transferred from the
Lab to the Accounting Office.

GOOD-BYE & GOOD LUCK
BOB CLARK who is going to Fort McMurray.

DOUG ANDERSON & FAMILY who are
headed for Churchill Falls.

JOHN MOFFAT who will be returning to
Vancouver.

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