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Dé yeu Have a quiestion’ Tlie Cassiak Publi Li:
brary fight Have the answer, We liave a siiall But
well-stocked aiid ihfetiiative Referenes séetioi
id, a8 the Librarian, | should be 4 pillar oF Wis-
det and be able 6 dswer ail yout inquiries.
i aii far frei the befere-iHeitiaied stature.
I Aifi Still ledrHiig and yout questinns Will give ite
the Opportunity te learti HibFe ABBUE WHat peaple
are interested if,

j utteided thé aHfial Libiatlan’s eeting i Daw:
bor Creek 6H July 27, 1979. The Cassia Library
BeleHgs te the Peace River Associated Libraries
aiid all libfatianis of the disttiet were present. We
had lively discussiets 6H interlibrary leats, haw

t6 speed Up this setvies for BUF patFais, Aid baie
lip With ifipfeved ideas did provedtres. We lis-
tered to aii interesting report fred the Chetwyrd
libfatiaii; WHE Wet as Gur delegate te the Cali:
adiai Li brary ASs6cidtion Hiseting i Ottawa fii
fhe sprig, | eettaiiily weld lave ijeyed that
ifip fiysell. We feceived Hew inferiidtiai Bil
legal, referee’ did petiodiedl tHateridl, Ag al=
ways, the staff of the Library Seviee Brakel iii
Dawsoi Creek provided exeeligit services aiid we
were especially gfatefiil fot baffee did leiibiade
duifiig the solifereiee as it Was OHS Bf these very
Hot aiid huinid days,

Avid; thatik you arbafa fer yout help ad

advice, Ged Lick t6 yeu at your Hew jab.

LIONS CLUB NEWS
_ by fed eraweavk

Lidiis Gundaptouitd wis cleaned lip b by our Werk
patty oH July 35th; by Lieis, ilk Calle; Dei

Bayerott aid Dek Toth,

just a reiainder that thls ureeenee beleligs te

tHE GbHHHHUHity; aid i§ BpeH te the public. It F

Wold be greatly appreciated if the garbage bis
were used, After all; it i§ Your FeerBAtIOH aFea =
tielp keep it cleat!

Libis Histery
fis Lieks (Liberty; intelligenes, OF Natieii’s
Safety) i§ the lareest service ellib ii Canada, and

tie world. They Have Built Heiigs for the seHiBF —

GitizeHs if Wintipes, did SpoHaet Suiiiiee eaitips
fot tie blikd and deaf. They faised §300,008 te

~ Help youig athletes tain for Olympics. TheiF

MOG i8 “We Serve’, Af ihsuitaiiee AgeHt started
tHe Lists ih Chicago if 1917; ad a WitdsoF club
was eperéd ih 1930. There ake 1,363,000 Hist:
bers (15,058 if Caada), did the Ligh magazine is

published if 15 laHgiiages. Mest fietierable -
jHnevation of the white cake for

dehieverient =
the blind:

Noié: Solizees Have corfitiiéd that Mes. B. ThiFl:
well aid Les Sifett received their certificates

fraiied:

Will be effered are: 3

3rd & 4th Class Steam Ticket
tndustfial Math
Square Daiieing
Batik
Typing = Beginners & fnterinediate—
Seitinat oi Worien & Tie Law
Ethie Gaekiig
Biglish for New Canadians, Beginnee atid
latermediate
Citizenship Seminar
G:E.D,
Bridge
Ait Brake Catirse
Preteh
Rai Aid = Beginners & literiiediate:
A “Basie Phetosiaply’ Werkshep will be held |

ii Cagsidt 6H Oeteber 14, 13, & 14: The instiuet: | be
éi will be Neil Newted freih Enniskillen; Ontaria | ,

aid the Course Griginates fret Emily Cart
Coeilege.

His work is iieluided ia the collections of the Nat: 4

istdl Galisty,; The Natiehal Filii Beard, Public
Archives bf Caada, to Hale a few.

if yeu would like te see ddditisial eaurses ef
fered Gf if YOu aFe interested iH iiStrueting:
please cetitdet Les Gerdh; Presidii Ge:
6rdiidtet, Bax 265; Cassiat, B.6., Ph: 7787456.
Fill details en these aid ether eeurses will Be
ifeluided ifi 4 brochure Whig Will be put if your
fidil Bexes early iii Septeniber: Most of the

classes will eld Surg thie eee a pee: eS

Earlene Meikle has recently apeiied lig ifieii’s ahd’
woitiei’s Halfstyling shop iA the WSTV Buildina,

641 Baisitiai St. For tle pasl 10 years she Has
‘Worked d§ a Haifdresser if VaHOU§ eStablishieHis

ii Vaiieouver aid looks forward te serving the

Cassidé GeiHHUHIEY: Her HOES aFe:

Fiuesday. Wed, THUS: = { 4: 68 = 7:60 p:m
Friday = 13:00 = 9:00 pi
Satiiiday = 16:60 = 6:00 pi

Her pligné HuinbeF is . 778: 7706 aiid aii Appeilit:
iit i§ HOE Always HEGESSAFY:

ue Luek; Carlene!

7 75 Malozemoft awateung:

‘Portraits
> Passport Pietures =

*BGW Darkieam Finishing.
*Mortifée Munstiaw Dealer far Caley

and Enlargenishts

Ven. 7:30

* Films, Cameras, & Accessories for sale

*Gamera Repairs
- Wedding & neil Events

1 G7 Fern #4
W SERVICES =

Blais aré Hew beige finalised fer the Pall Aduli }
Education Prograii. Seiie ef the GOUESES whieh }

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SERVICES: 7

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Saturday

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Faitiily Worship aid Sunday Scheel
Hely Etictiarist - faurth Sunday —
Sunday = 8:30 P.M. = Eveiing Prayer

Nh Wediiésday - 7:30 P.M. - Healy Euehatist

Thursday = 6:00 P. M: = Choir

“OG Loarhs

MASS:

MASS:
Sunday

HEAT WAVE
Wariith, laziness, leiharait
Museles streteli a8
Eyes apen; sleep, stieks
Fé stare Gt daylieht

ius Creeping avoid Hie shades.

Heat sivells, breathes,
Pressing oii the bod),

Aiid shreanis of sweat
Trekle shiaeis it}: dow
Shinihe flesh inte Hie sili.

Clouds diifi ek ai.
Azure skies oieriedd
fe half heatied
Puffs ef Wwelepnie

Céaltia breezes UF WiblniaHs.
Light jas Pipi
fo a eheerpiil patter
Ag Wassing eloiids
Release Heit burdei
bf Ue Fe rai:

Be Rene i i Ri Ba hea ee See,

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Al no H0us welcome:

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ERIC GLYN-JO -

DANNY ANDREWS
FIRST to complete 100 lengths

The swimming pool closed with a mighty splash
as 22 swimming enthusiasts tested their endur-
ance in a 100 length swim. Fourteen people fin-
ished the 100 lengths, while the remaining six

swam an astonishing average of 31. All swimmers

were greeted with thunderous applause < as they
touched on their last length.

Earlier that day, 25 eager beavers came down
for a morning of fun, excitement, and prizes.
OHSS the aay games and races played “Rough

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MR. JOHN BUCKLER:

Will be teaching the physical education classes of

stand her in good stead oh her teaching career
in Cassiar. . )

Cassiar Courier Page 7

PUN DAY & SWIM-A-RHOM

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MISS EVELYN O’BRIEN

Cassiar, replacing Mr. G. Smit, who has recently

been appointed Principal of the Dease Lake Elem-
: entary Junior Secondary School. Mr. Buch epee a
28 years old, is a physical education graduate Om

‘the University of British Columbia. He has work-

ed in the North previously, has travelled exten-

sively, and brings a strong sports peu to

Will be replacing Mrs. J. Smit and will be teaching
__ the Grade Four class on a part-time basis. Miss
su O’Brien, 25 years old, received her teacher train-—

ing at Simon Fraser University, and has taught .
two years in the Vernon School District. She has
particular expertise in the area of elementary
French and Music,

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Ivth Noveinber}

; his job in Cassiar.

CHRIS BRADS

The end of summer and it’s time now not only

’ to get ready for the fall and winter, but to look
_ ahead to next summer.

This past summer was a large success for the

-CCC’s Recreation Dept. Along with the ever-

popular swimming program and tennis activity,
adults and kids alike were treated to the first
Disco Roller Rink.

Music lovers and exercise enthusiasts both got
their money’s worth at the Arena, participating in
the latest recreational craze. The chances are
good that Rollerskating will be back next year in
the Arena.

For the second consecutive summer a Canada

HONOR ROLL CRITERIA
In order to qualify for Honor Roll Standing
(grades 4 to 11), a Cassiar student must attain a
grade point average (G.P.A.) of 00 or higher in

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FIFTH

COMMUNITY CLUB NEWS

by Carl Lefebvre

DORINE BERUBE

Works Project grant gave us the opportunity to
have another Playground Program for children.

Bonnie Boyd and her staff did excellent work _

entertaining and supervising the kids all summer
long (rain and shine), ending the program Aug.
24th with a “Kid’s Festival”.

The Mini-Carnival was set up beside the Swim-

ming Pool, complete with hot dogs, lemonade,

and a Clown Booth where no face left unpainted. -

Our thanks go to the adults who came along to
help out with the fun.

_ Another factor that made this summer a success

in terms of recreation was the acquisition of an-

other good pool table for the younger crowd,

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along with shuffleboard. Also, the Weight Room
gained in popularity with the addition of an
Exercycle and more weightlifting equipment.

The upcoming fall and winter programs are now
being decided; this is the time to submit any
suggestions or ideas about what you would like
to see happen at the Cassiar Community Club.
Please feel free to call or visit me at the Rec
Centre, Ph. 778-7224. —

In closing the Cassiar Community Club would

like to bid a fond farewell to Barb Riordan,
our Recreation Co-ordinator for the past 16
months. Barb was great to work with and we'll

BuooeEL

‘all miss her.

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