fe eR vaRIr emery

LABOUR DAY SPORTS SPORTS cont'd
' Flags flew, Banners waved, Music blared, Andre once again turned in a top porform-

| Even a clown roamed the field as Cassiar ance at the mike and everything was kept at

F teady pace. Steve Rudianyn dashed off
| Comnn onsored their 7th Annual | *
Comanity Club sp si — with top honours in the 100 yard, Guy Moon

| Sports Daye who hasn’t spent all his time driving cat,
i fhe only all around athlete that did not threaded his way with Rosie Jack to first

ance ‘all -6ky was "O1d-Man |
gay be vie ne Se oe place, wnile Dolores Turgeon and Ed, Thiriwell
5 ; needled their way to second prize. Walter |

' Stewart Roads

|The Committée’s full and well planned prog- | Hanley certainly won the Sack Race; the
Pe cat off to a good atart at 9:30 aom { R.CoMeP. chased him all the way for second
‘with a emall snow storm, followed by a | prize. Mickey Dopson is now the proud

| nofthall game with the Caseiar Snowballs va | possessor of two hard hats, he wears one at
the Dept. of Highways Iceicles. This was a} home since Vi. hanmered her way to first
i

_ehiller for four innings with the Snowbalis prise in the ladies Nail Drive. Mr. & lira, |

ahead with a seore of 9-7. Osie Turgeon
| igkeit the ¢ thlet f the da
| played the last inning under protest. The sida were the Sop's C86 one

} , x
| Children's decorated bicyles ana tricyles | "*inE fixet dn the Wheelbarrow and the

' followed and judges Mrs. Pritchard, Jack three legged race, Monica also won the
“Nicolson end Rev. Dexter had to put their ladies Rolling Pin throw. 4mm Davison and

a

heads together to come up with top winners Norm Withrow pitched their way to first

' Jackie Turgeon, Diane Caron, Bryon Caron, prize in the Egg Throw while Jessie Lannan
'Jimay Beguin, Susan Thirlwell and Gay | and Bert Dennis splattered their way to
Depson, The Committee's decision to change | secom prize. Pete Glatzel and Roma were

: policy this year, end award parcel prizes the big winners in the Obstacle Race. Roma;
instead of cash prizes for ali. children’s also headed up the Mine Relay Team and |
captured the trophy. The Mill Team who ha
|‘ Little ones dive inte their parcels te see | held the trophy for 2 years were a close

CRIP a A a DAS Se EET ETE SR URE TE OE By,

meas

-

earn eey

_ events was paid in full as they watched the

wean coe ae

what they had won. The remainder cf the | second in this «vent. The Ski Race came in!
| muming was filled with children's events. | for many a good laugh as the guys and gals

| Dians Stewart and Joan Hanley were the top | stomped and pranced for the prizea. Sorry
| girl athletes of the dey followed closely | ¥ missed your names. folks.

by Deidre Normoyle and Janet Storie. Lead= The final Football game between the Mine

i end Machine Shop ended in a lel draw.

| ding the boy's division was Keith Bailey end

A Bingo and Dance Pinished off = succesa=-

| on his heels all the wey came Walter Hanley.

i

DEY AISA ES

PRN

full daye - = Hat's off to Rupert, his

, MoCo Andre Beguin took to the roof of the committees, Andre, Rego, and to Carol,

| Rec, Hall at 1:00 P.M. clutching the mice | Margaret, Merion, Gwyen, the Hot Dog Girls.
i Thanks a lot 3

et ee ee Sr a 2)

other to staré the afternoon events. We Opportunity deesn’t Imock these days; it

are not sure if the thermos contained rings the ‘phone and asks a silly question.
nourlalmest or stimilant, but either way

| = |