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The Cassiar Snowmobile Club sponsored their

second and third event days. The event day on March 12°

was cool and crisp (-28) but sunny, and the event day on

March 19 was sunny and warm (-5). The turnout is get-
ting smaller but all the events are being enjoyed by all —

the participants. We started our event day off at the oval
track with five different races. I am going to give the
classes and who placed for both weekends. The following

people placed:
CLASSI 0-300 Fan March 12 March 19
5 Laps
Paul Brohman 1st 2nd
Darren DeCecco 2nd 3rd
David Liddle Jr. 3rd N/E
Jason Hardy N/E ist
CLASS II 0-400 Fan March 12 March 19 -
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Darren DeCecco ist- 1st
Eldon Hardy 2nd N/E
Paul Brohman 3rd 2nd
Robert Storie N/E 3rd
CLASS II 0- 500 Fan March 12 March 19
5 Laps
Darren DeCecco 1st 2nd
Chico Klassen N/E =| 1st
Frank Nuyens 2nd N/E
Paul Brohman 3rd 3rd
CLASSIV 0-400 Liquid March12 March 19
5 Laps ;
Chico Klassen 1st N/E
Brien Kellar 2nd N/E
Frank Nuyens 3rd N/E
CLASS:V OPEN March 12 March 19
5. Laps
Chico Klassen 1st 1st
Darren DeCecco 2nd 2nd
Frank Nuyens 3rd N/E
Robert Storie N/E 3rd

When the ovals were over, we proceeded to the
golf course and had hot dogs, hot chocolate and warmed
up by the fire. The next four events were for the young-
er crowd (ages 4 to 8 with an adult on back and the
12 to 15 age group). The events were one obstacle and
one cross country per age group. Each event of the
obstacles was a timed run. One snowmachine at a time.
The cross country for the 4 to 8 year olds were done
on a timed run, where the 12 to 15 year olds all went on
the same run all together.

OBSTACLE 4to8 YEARS March12~ March 19
Michael Brohman 1st 2nd
Drew Clark 2nd 3rd
Cody Brohman 3rd 6th
Christopher Whalen N/E 1st
CROSS COUNTRY 4to8 YEARS

1 Lap March 12. March 19
Michael Brohman 3rd Ist

Cody Brohman ME 6th

Drew Clark 2nd 2nd
Morgan Quinn Nie 3rd
OBSTACLE 12 to 15 YEARS

March 19

Jason Hardy 1st

Jason Quinn 2nd
’ Steven Morrow 3rd

CLASSIV OPEN

CROSS COUNTRY 12 to 15 YEARS

2 Laps March 19
Jason Quinn Ist
Jason Hardy and
Steven Morrow 3rd

The kids all enjoyed themselves with these events.
We plan on having them more often. On with the event
-day. The last events of the day were the men’s.cross
country. Each machine must go around the track five
laps. This goes for each class also. These are the classes
we ran and who placed:

CLASSI 0-300 Fan March 12 March 19
2 Laps

Paul Brohman Ist 1st
Darren DeCecco 2nd 2nd
David Liddle Jr. 3rd N/E
Brien Kellar _ N/E 3rd
CLASS II 0 = 500 Fan March 12

5 Laps

Darren DeCecco 1st

Frank Nuyens 2nd

Paul Brohman 3rd

CLASS III 0-400 Liquid March 19

5 Laps

Chico Klassen 1st i
Greg Hoare = a2nd

Robert Storie 3rd

March 12 March19- -
5 Laps
Chico Klassen 1st 1st
Brien Kellar 2nd N/E
Darren DeCecco 3rd 2nd
Robert Storie N/E 3rd

* N/E means No Entry.

Once again a special thanks to all members whose
support was greatly appreciated, also a big thanks to those
who attended and showed support for the Club. R&S Ser-
vices for donating the grader for repairs to the oval
track, and Darren’s Cats for the same. These people make
our event days possible. Thank you for your support.

The Cassiar Snowmobile Club planned an outing
for March 25. This was started at 10:00 a.m., everyone
meeting at Darren’s Cats and goimg to Maryea Lake.
(14 km). At the start of our day it was snowing and cool,
but by the time we got going it had cleared up. The sun
was out and the air was warm. We had nine machines
turn up with the total of thirteen people. When we all
arrived at the lake we went to the far end where there
were hills for sledding. As the men got a fire going
and the hot chocolate on, the kids and women did some
sledding. Everyone was having a great time. We spent
the next two hours sledding and eating. Some roamed
around on their snowmachines. After everyone had some-
thing to eat and was full, we decided to go for a small ride.
We went further down the trail towards the Cottonwood
River. It is beautiful country in there. The Club turned
back at 3:00 p.m. We stopped and picked up our things
and cleaned up the garbage to take home. The Club then
started home from a lovely day outdoors. Everyone really
enjoyed it and deicided to do this again soon. Thanks to
the members who joined us on our outing to Maryea
Lake. We are looking forward to the next one.

The Cassiar Snowmobile Club sponsored an
Event Day on April 2. We didn’t have a very good turn-
out. The total of participants was seven and a few spec-
tators. Because of the lack of people we decided to only
run the ovals. We ran six different race classes. I am
going to give the classes and who placed first, second

and third:

€

CLASS I 0- 300 Fan Placed
3 Laps ;
Jason Hardy Ast
Darren DeCecco 2nd :
N/E
CLASSII 0-400 Fan Placed
4 Laps
Darren DeCecco Ast
Eldon Hardy 2nd
_. Jason Hardy 3rd
CLASS III 0-400 Liquid Placed
4 Laps
Darren DeCecco ist
Eldon Hardy 2nd
Robert Storie 3rd
CLASSIV 0-500 Fan Placed
3 Laps
Darren DeCecco 1st
CLASS V_ 0-600 Fan Placed
5 Laps
Darren De€ecco 1st
Chico Klassen ond
Robert Storie 3rd
CLASS VI OPEN Placed
5 Laps
Darren Decocco 1st
Chico Klassen 2nd
Eldon Hardy 3rd

Once again a special thanks is in order to all those
who turned up and showed support for the Club. I will
see you all at our next event day. .

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|Figure Skating” ¥.

Marlene Shipley ‘

Our skating season came to a
Close with our annual carnival,
"The Disney Express". There was
no doubt that we all enjoyed the
fantasies created by Walt Disney
and protrayed ‘by our young
skaters. A lot of time and effort
was put into the carnival by the
skaters, Jody and parents. It
would be too long a list to name
all who were involved, but I
would like to extend a special
thank you to Garry Periard and
Sherry Sethen, our M.C.'s; Debbie
Kethler, our carnival convener;
Denise Clark and girls for their
assistance with amke-up; and
George Johnson and Gail Harrison.
I. was able to put together a few

pictures of our skaters, but as
you can see there are two
important participants missing:
Jody Miller, our one and only
coach (thank you Jody, for all
the time you put into our

carnival); and Wendy Stark, who
was Walley Wisney.

At the end of the evening
performance all the skaters were

‘BACK ROW:
Storie,
Shipley,

Tamara

MIDDLE ROW: Candace Chapple, *Brenton Wilcox, FRONT ROW:
Tamarra Johnston, *Nathan Cross, *Shawn Cross,
Amberley Wolfe, *Mandy Hegemann, Tanya _ Boon,

‘*Theresa Wilcox, Emiko van der Pol, Taryn Gleason,

Candice Shipley

FRONT ROW: *Brendan
*Joel Harrison, *Levi
*Hanako van der Pol,
Harrison
MISSING:

Connolly,

* Canskate Division Skaters

CARNIVAL RAFFLE WINNERS

Colour T.V.

$10 Woolworth Gift
Certificate

$25 Twin City Gift
Certificate

$50 Bay Gift Certificate

Return Bus Fare to
Watson Lake

Two Nights Accomodations
at the Sandman Inn,
Terrace, B.C.

Two Nights Accomodations
at the Edgewater Inn,
Whitehorse

Jody Miller, Vicky Storch, Bobbie-Gail
Harrison, Sheila
Lisa Lanphear, Jaime Harrison, Stephanie
Slana, Matthew Williams (Guest Skater)

Kethler,
*Nathan

*Joel Kamlah and Janice Coran, who was
helping out in the dressing rooms.

Tracey Kellar
Sherri Kottimeir

Michelle Strynadka

Karen Kenny
Carlena Hegemann

Luciana Artico

presented with participant
trophies for a job well done,
donated by United Steelworkers
Local 6536. The individual awards
were as follows:
CANSKATE DIVISION

Most Improved: Brendan Connolly
(Cassiar Mining)

Most Congenial: Theresa Wilcox
(Finning Tractor)

CANFIGURE DIVISION
Most Improved: Amberley Wolfe
(Trina-Anne Excursions)
Most Congenial: Sheila Shipley
(P & W Services)

SENIOR DIVISION ;
Most Improved: Vicky Storch
(Sportsman's Luncheonette)
Most Congenial: Bobbi-Gail Stor:
(Cassiar Mountain Lions Club)

MOST DEDICATED SKATER AWARD:
("Sounds of Chapple")
Branden Kellar
APPRECIATION AWARD:
(Ed & Judy Duffy)
Garry Periard

We would like to extend our
thank you's to the following
Cassiar donors:

Cassiar Mining Corporation

Royal Bank

WS Electronics

Mayumi Hair Design

United Steelworkers Local

6536

Shiple Farrah
ares BACK ROW:

*Branden Kellar,
*Angela Wilson,
Wolfe, *Kevin

A Winnipeg, Manitoba BACK ROW:
family - should any- Harrison
one know their names MIDDLE ROW:
please contact one FRONT:

Semesters acts : sao .. of our executive.

MISSING:

Emiko van der

Sheila Shipley, Farrah Shipley
' Tanya Boon,
Shipley, Candace Chapple,Tamarra Johnston

Cassiar Courier’ May 1989 Page 13

The Grocery People Ltd.
Debbie Kethler (Tupperware)
Canadian Mine Development ~-
Marvel Travel

R & S Services

Erickson Gold Mines
Cassiar Shopping Centre
“Sounds of Chapple"

Ed and Judy Duffy

Finning Tractor

Michelle's Cakes

Don Campbell

George Johnson

Nancy's Fancy Cakes

Since Joel Kamlah missed
getting his picture taken with
the group, here we have him
dressed up in his "Piglet"

costume.

CANFIGURE DIVISION

Pol, Taryn Gleason,

Amberley Wolfe, Candice

SENIORS DIVISION
Stephanie Slana, Lisa Lanphear, Tamara
Jaime Harrison, Bobbie-Gail Storie

Vicky Storch
Janice

Coran