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Our Lady of
Lourdes Mission.

SCHEDULE

Sunday 11:00a.m.
Mondays 10:00 a.m.
Tuesdays - Saturday 7:00 p.m.

Submitted by Louise Clark

Presenting last year's First
Communion class. From right to
left: Kelly McGill, Michael Pis-
onic, Jason Clark Jr., Pedro Iso-
doro, Janina Tyne.

On the weekend of
October 1 Sister

September
Claire,
Father Charles de Campigneulles

29 to

John Marie Bilodeau and myself
along with approximately one hun-
dred other people from other par-
ishes that helong to the Diocese
of Whitehorse attended the Dioce-
San Pastoral Council meeting in
Whitehorse. ; :

The theme of the weekend was

"Growing into a Vibrant Hope-
Filled Church in the '90s". We
came together to express our
dreams, hopes, expectations and

suggestions for the future of our
church.

Father Tom Kroetch, the key-
note speaker, talked about "The
Early Christian Church and the
Challenges It Faced". Other
resource personnel were Sister
Kateri Mitchell who shared with
us her own life story, background
and gifts as a Native Sister.

Father Barry McGrory, the
director of the Catholic Church
Society for all of Canada was’ in

attendance as well as two very
‘active lay leaders, Darlene and
Henry Young who direct a prayer
house in Clyde, Alberta.

Atel Otte OF recommendations
were brought forward anda list
will be compiled and sent to all
the parishes that attended.

A great deal of praise and

thanks should go to the Committee
in Whitehorse who put a lot of
time and effort into making the
weekend most enjoyable.
Thanks, also to the
and kitchen help for the
meals we were provided with.

Remember our Annual Church

will be held Saturday,
November 25th in the Rec Centre.

.cooks
great

We sincerely appreciate the sup-
port the people of Cassiar and
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area have given us in the past
years and look forward to serving
you again - whether it's for a
cup of coffee or tea, or perhaps
you'll find that unique gift at
our handicraft table. We will

also have a bake table, a religi-
ous article table and a fish pond
for the children. + ©

Cassiar Mining
Corporation

Cassiar Mining Corporation's
consolidated net earnings for the
three month period ending Sept-
ember 30, 1989 amounted to $10.9
million, versus $8.2 million in
1988. Earnings per share were
$0.60 basic for the period with
comparable amounts, including
sales revenue, presented in the
table below.

Nine month earnings totalled
$28.7 million, more than double
the $13.5 million reported last
year when Cassiar's Similco cop-
per mine was included in the fin-

ancial statements for only four
months. The nine month earnings
include a $3.6 million gain from

the sale of the company's Bissett
gold assets in Manitoba.
In the following tabulation,

sales revenue, net earnings and
earnings per share are broken
down for the respective periods

under review.

Three months

ended
Sept 30
1989 1988
Sales Revenue G
($millions) S378 $37.70
Net Earnings
(Smillions) $10.9 $ 8.2

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Net earnings per share
Basic $0.60
Fully diluted $0.47

$0.49
$0.37

Nine months

ended
Sept 30
1989 1988
Sales Revenue
($millions) $108.7 $73.5
Net earnings
($millions) $ 28.7 $13.5
Net earnings per share
Basic $1.58 $0.80
Fully Diluted $1.23 $0.63
“Consolidated revenues from

operations in the third quarter
of $37.8 million were marginally

higher than last year, however,
nine month revenue was signifi-
cantly better at $108.7 million,

versus $73.5 million in 1988.

Net earnings from the Cass-
jar mine amounted to $3.2 mill-
ion, with. Similco contributing
$7.7 million during the _ recent
quarter. Cassiar mine earnings
reflected slightly lower fibre
shipments for the three months
compared to last year.

The company paid $4.9
lion in the quarter to redeem
preferred shares under the bank
loan agreement’. A final payment
of $2.4 million is scheduled by

mil-

November 30, 1989 which will re-
tire the balance of the loan
obligation. That loan obligation

has been in place since 1981.

Shareholders approved a plan
to reorganize the company at a
general meeting held October 26,
1989. The plan of arrangement is
subject to favourable tax rul-
ings, security regulatory appro-
val, and approval by the Supreme
Court of British Columbia which
is expected sometime in November.
Under the plan, Princeton Mining
Corporation will become the new
‘parent company of the corporate
group.- Common shareholders of

Cassiar will receive one share of.

Princeton for each Cassiar share
presently held.
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CASSIAR

BITS & PIECES

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Wolfe - Molloy Wedding

Charlies and Melanie were
married on Saturday, September
29, 1989 at the Raift Voss Centre
in’ Cassj.ara,

Attending the bride and
groom were Maids of Honour Barb

Irvin and Sharon Miller of Watson
Haken ie) aoanameBes Gime Mall gbave
Tripp and Groomsman Tim Williams,
both of Cassiar, B.C.
Melanie and Chuck say.
you'to Frank, Walter, Mary,
Tim, Lisa and Frank, Barb
Sharon, John and Barbara,
Kevin and Dee-Dee and all

thank
Dave,
and
pie (ely
theix

friends who helped make their day
such a Special one.

Hearttelt Thanks

We would like to send out a
very big thank you to all the
wonderful people who organized
and supported the dance for Cody:

Karen McGregor

Cassiar Lions & Leo's Clubs

Bad Attitude - Richard,

Frank, Marc and Carl

Cassiar Community Club

Cassiar Shopping Centre

Jen-Dev Catering

Jade City.

Sportsmans Luncheonette

Garry Periard) ~

Rc al Bank Soe

Ca siar Liquor Store

Cl. hes Closet

Cle jia Bunz

‘

Wal or Comper
The peop.’ of Good Hope Lake,
SDE Cilalst eas

~ Char e Callbreath

Kare, Lee

Harry Johnny

Willi Porter

Anothe special thank you to

all the peo le who helped us when

Cody lost i s hearing and the
great people who helped us get pated eee donee ne ipeaty he
h 5 Oo everyone who onate
poe ae are sett ted. to our grandson's trust fund -
Tan Staliwood Your thoughtfulness and caring
Betey! Cavansan: will be remembéred always.
Sandy Crawford
Betty Miaaie ; Pat & Ross Harper and
Bob.and..Bh oebe.-Randedlaaxcaw ‘ar Y SO SENET RE IP, eo tami by = onus a. r x a

Cassia? Courter “November '1989 Page’ 17

Gladys and Chris Tates
Mickey Tripp

Kathy Spracklin

Bonnie Cotes

Darcy Meers

To some special people and
good friends without whoin we
couldn't have made it through the

last couple of months.
Krista Randell
Chuck and Melanie Molloy
Pat and Ross Harper
Celenka Krawchuck
Korlaina Boutin
Dean Bowden

Thank you to all the wonder-
ful people of Cassiar and area
who donated time and money to
Cody's trust fund. Our words
Cannot express our gratitude and
thanks.

Seth,

Laura,
Cody,

Chris,
and Kyah

I so often hear neyative
things being said about our
younger generation that I'd like
this letter to be a special thank
you to some of these saine people.

Karen McGregor, who gave so
Many hours to help organize and
put on the benefit dance for
Cody. You are atruly special
person. .

The band, Bad Attitude,
Richard, Car], Frank and Marc,
who So generously donated their
time and their music. The music
was fantastic. Thank you for a
great evening.

The Cassiar Leo's club for

all their hard work before, dur-
ing and after the dance. Also
for all the enthusiasm shown in
helping Cody.

' To Karen Lee, Charlie Call-
breath, Willie Porter and Harry

Johnny for taking up a collection
in Good Hope Lake and to everyone
who so generously donated.

To all the young: people who
attended th dance and gave so

much. :
Last, but definitely not

least, to Krista Randell who was
a great friend before but who has
given so much love, care and
hours of babysitting to help
Laura. You are an exceptional ~
person.

You are all truly one great
bunch of caring, giving people
and I am proud to know each and

every one of you.

Pat Harper

-

Special thanks to Chuck and
Melanie Molloy, Walter Comper,
Karen McGregor, Claudia Bunz, the
Cassiar Lions .*:Club, the C.C.c.
and to all the businesses that so

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Fire Chief for a Day!

Submitted by Tony Coran

dream

Manderson's
came true when he was named Fire

Brandon

Brandon's name
sponsored
Department
pro-

Chief for a day.
was drawn in a contest
by the Cassiar Fire
during a recent Campaign to
mote fire safety in the home.
Following lunch with Fire
Chief Tony Coran and Deputy Fire
Chiet Jay Lee, the seven year old

Brandon toured the local. Fire
Hall. Then he donned his Fire
ChieE— hat and was driven in the
fire truck back to his grade two

class at Snowridge Elementary.
Fire Chief Tony Coran
the Cassiar Fire Department want
to stress thes) fact) that. fine
safety in the home should be vf
utmost concern to us all, and as
the holiday season approaches; we
Should remain alert to the. poss-
ibility of fires. ;

and

_ Tates’ Family Farewell

“Submitted by Chris Tates

From 1975 to 1989 this town
has been home. to our family.
Through good times and bad we, as
a Close community, have survived.
At times we

intimately. :
Our family .will remember
always the close community.

Cassiar is and we will miss you

all sincerely.

as Time, however, dictates that
we join our family in the Castle-
gar area. After situating in the
community we'll send cards.

Again, from Gladys, Steven
and myself, a fond farewell ~ to
all.

xk k

I suppose by now most of you.

know Marie Brown as the new Rec-
reation Director for Cassiar...

but what we didn't know is that.
she does free falls for Time Air!

tk &
Who is Captain Sperm????

all knew each other

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