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Industrtal Relattons Dept. i WEATHER SUMMARY - DECEMBER *
Co-euitors: Joanne Michael Ss RM eS ee +
Sharon Chaduri ck : The tenperature durina the month was fairly pd
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COMCEVEUEORS “SOB Md GUAT Ys * Snow fell fneauently but with one exception hal
D. Shuffler al the fakls were not heavy. a
M. Clark * , : *
E. Lehbauer #6 Maximum - 28° on 10th 24° on 29h od
mi ae - : Maronun ~34° on 27th -39° on 28th i
F. Tomlinson 4 Averaae Temp. ~2,7° -1.5° od
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M. Kovacs * Snow To Date 64,7" $0.1" *
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A. Stefantshion
K. Orpen who have to walk (not to
M. MeLeod mention the many children)
E. Michaels is not endangered through Here is a club that spends

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on pade 16.

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To the Edttors:

— A word, If T may, to
“soreone with blisters anc!
alrost a Cislike for cons"
(lovenber Issue), and ann
others who ray have sinilar
foolines. Perhans if nore of
the neople in and around Cas-
siar would obey laws, narkina
reculations and spead limits,
ve vould not find so ranu
tickets heine issued. Tt
would also relieve our R.C.M
Police officers of some of
their workload,

IT, personally, feel that
our policeren are doing a vern
fine job to ensure that the
law is unheld, and that the
safety and well beine of those

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nealectful driving. I'm
sure, "soneone with blis-
ters’, that the peonle of
Tassiar are not all that
had, sore are just a little
slonpy tn their drivina
habits. Do those people not
realize the speed limits,
Or are theu not pauina
attention to their speedo-
neters?

I salute our local R.C.M.
Police officers, Corporal
Vurphreyw and Constable Vana
lor, in their endeavors, and
sucrcest that if neonle con't
lite the laws as then stand,
nerhans they should wall, or
suffer with blisters.

Sicred, lMoname
Dear Edttor:

The anual meeting of the
Community Club was held on
January 25th in order to
elect vacancies and present
the 1972 financial report.
On looking around the hall I
was dispusted with the turn
out of staff, ‘davs-pav"
and single members. The
Chairman had to hold up the

meeting until 48 people show-
ed up.

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thousands of dollars a vear
for the good and welfare of
all families, single men and
women, and the majority do
not seem to care.

Total dues collected dur-
ing the past vear were appro-
ximately $7,000. This would
just about cover the wages
for a janitor in the Rec Hall
The balance of course must
be raised the hard wav.
Another fact that struck me
as being odd was that once
again, the single and married
“davs Pav" man has no repre-
sentation on the board. This
situation mav be blamed only
On ourselves as notice of
the meeting was posted in
plentv of time and we could
have nominated and elected
either the president or a
director.

I feel that the new presi
-—dent and the whole board
will look after all its
member's interests during
1973. Wowever next vear,
why not turn out and support
the people who are trying to
help the community at this
very important meeting.

Ross Knowles