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NEWS CLIPS FROM IONA CAMPAGNOLO

BENEFIT DANCE

A benefit dance, auction and .
raffle was held on May 26th at the
Recreation Centre. Acknowledgements
and thanks must go to the following
people and organizations for donations

LETTERS TO THE
EDITOR

Dear Sir:

: received:
We would like to thank all Cassiar Curling Clu
the people who were so helpful W.S.T.V.
to us. - We are very grateful to Sethans Garage
you all. Shirts Only
Special "thanks" to the Roya hi Beal
Firemen for all they have done, Mr. &{Mrs. Peter Brown
also the Lion and Lioness Club | Cafetaria
and the Union; also the C. C. C. Eve Thirlwell ‘

Our gratitude is hard to put Gary Periard
into words; we also thank the Edmar Sales
Company for getting a place ready: Finning Tractor ‘
for us so quickly. Ray Prosser, Ft. Nelson Office

Thank you to all.
Don, Marge,
and Dawn Janine Loverin.

Yukon highway signs will switch
into metric in June. The top.
highway speed will be 90 km/h.
The speed zones in Whitehorse
will read 50 km/h and the
Alaska Highway will be posed
at 80 km/h.

Thousands of CB radio oper-
ations across the province of
B.C. have volunteered to call
in and report forest fires when
they see them.

Rape, hostage-taking, child-

Dear Sir: :
We would like to express
our thanks for the hospitality
we received during our stay in
Cassiar.

the scenery breath-taking

Gordon, Rose, Darrin,

Asbestos Class, and all the people
in Cassiar who gave bottles of wine
to fill the wine racks.
also due to:
Glen Horton for his efforts in the
auction (he is the most!)
All who helped to sell tickets, The
Cassiar Community Club for there
the two expert

help in every way;
We found the residents auctioneers (pretty too) and of
there to be warm and friendly and course the bidders and winners-~you

Thanks are

are the great people of Cassiar.
The total raised was $2,017.10.
The money was for the Loverin family

Our hosts were members of the

beating, pornography, prostitut-
fon, loansharking, and child- i
napping are among the areas
included in two important Bills
recently introduced in the

House of Commons by Justice
Minister Ron Basford, Current
laws concerning rape are based
on the sexual nature of the
crime. The new legislation pro-
poses to treat rape as a form.

of indecent assault, thus emph-
asizing the violent nature of

the crime, and also giving law
enforecement officials more
enforceable laws with which to
work. It is also hoped that this
will reduce the stigma and trauma
experienced by rape victims, and
encourage them to report to po-

lice incidents involving rape.

Too many rape incidents now go
unreported because victims are
too embarrassed or too afraid te
come forward.

There are two proposed
changes relating to family
situations. One of these deals |
with “parental kidnapping" and
will make it an offense for one
parent to take custody of a
child in violation of the terms
of a custody order or to vio-

late the present custody ota

ments of the child. ;
The other section will make]
it possible to subpoena as a
witness the spouse of a person
charged with assault against a
child.
Those sections of the new
Bills dealing with pornography
and prostitution primarily pro-
vide tighter and more enflorce-
able definitions of words used —
in- description of criminal off-
enses,.

Riding y's
Stables #f
MOUNTAIN MAJESTY ON HO

In the past in Cassiar, if |.

you weren't an avid hiker or
didn't own a 4 x 4 of some des-
}eription, the majesty and peace

bana ae aeons

i were made available for rent,

PR you should contact them in ad-

1st Cassiar Brownie Pack. We
enjoyed the Mother and Daughter
banquet--the Brownies leaving us
with memories of smiling faces
and great excitement.
Compliments to: the Cookery
for the tasty meals; Cassiar —
Mines for the interesting tour
of the Asbestos Mine; and Mr.
Demitri for the very comfortable
lodging. ee
“Thanks so much to all who
made our visit such an enjoyable
experience. :
Most sincerely,
(Mrs.) Sonia Stogryn
Area Commissioner

who have graciously donated it to the
Swimming Pool Fund. The total now
for winterizing the Pool is approx-
imately $8500. Thank you everyone:

_ The winners of the raffle were:
Ist. eeeooee .Peter Drzotti ;
2nd eoeeeee Sherry Sethan. 7

CONCERT
SOCIETY

(Mrs.) Trudy Lord
Prospective Trainer,
Girl Guides of Canada

of the forests and backroads
were lost to you. But not now.
.Cassiar now has its very own
riding stable.

Bruno and Linda Roy, seeing
a need for a different kind of
relaxation gambled on people this
winter and it is now paying off.
They gambled that if horses

Cassiarites would partake of
this new adventure.

They now have nine horses
for rent and as I understand it

vance if a party of friends

wish to go out so as to make

sure you are not disappointed. |
One nice thing you will

about a horse is that their
horses are not just animals to
Bruno and Linda. Each is recoge-
nized as having its own person-
ality and each has been given
his or her own name, Bruno
and Linda also try their best
at B & L Riding Stables to
match the horse to the rider
in terms of experience, temper-
ament and so on..-

So get your family and
friends together today and
participate in a new venture. |

News from Ottawa ..---+--- page
Riding Stables .....-.--+- . page
Cadets ..ceeccecreeerceee Page
Public Health News ....-
Trip to K'San ..-.+-++-2+--+ page
Canoe Trip -.-+--ee6- page
Mine Rescue Team ...
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CADET
ANNUAL
INSPECTION
and DINNER

The Cadet Season was brought to
a successful close with two
excellent events, the first
being on May 15th,
Recreation Centre.
The Annual Inspection took place
with special guests from Kam-

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hoops and Yellowknife. The in-
Neen officers were as follows:
from Kamloops -

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NLt. Col. Robertson

N and from Yellowknife -
Capt. D. Brown and W. O. W.

\ Chisholm.

N The invited guests and parents

Nwere thrilled by an excellent

NanceCHs Thirteen Cadets impressed

N their company with spit and po-

N lish dress and drill. Much
thanks goes to the cadets and
their training officer civilian

N Instructor James Anderson.

Robertson complimented

Riche parental interest and the

Necere and corps for their efforts

pa promoting the meaning of the

N corps: Good Citizenship.

§ On June 2nd the Awards Dinner

) was held in the Lions Den, with
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’ Cadets and parents. and special
, guest W. O. W. Chisholm, from
X Yellowknife. Those Cadets

) honored for their excellance
were presented trophys for:
Best Cadet Lisa Steadman
Most Improved Todd Whiteside
Best Marksman Rich Leclair

NW Special Citizenship Awards were
N given by Lions Representative
NW. J. D. Leclair to;

N Glenn Watson

Greg Hudson

Diana Fregonese

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\ The fact was also mentioned that
\ all the thirteen Cadets deserve
N special thanks for their honest
,participation and promotion of
the Cadet Corps.

We wish the staff and Cadets a
{pleasant summer and look for-

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Any boy or girl 13 to 17 who is
nterested can obtain information
rom the Administrative Officer
Lecalir or Officer Cadet

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Back Row Left to Right:

Lions: C. Steadman, J. Koza, J. Forbes, B. Leclair, H. Anthony
Center: G. Watson, D. Fregonese, L. Steadman, R. Leclair
Front: - Tf. .Whiteside, Gs Hudson ;

Left to Right:

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C.D. F. Beacham, A.O. C. Leclair,
W.O. W. Chisholm.

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STEELWORKERS

UNION MEETINGS

3rd Tuesdaw of the Month
7:30 at the

POST OFFICE

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