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Beaulieu’s

Welcome to Paul Beaulieu, his wife Sharon and their
little daughters; Natalie - 1 1/2, Cathy - 4. Paul is
an Industrial Engineer Technician. Cassiar is quite a
change from Sudbury, Ontario but the Beaulieu's are
enjoying our beautiful scenery here and like the snow.
Paul and his family reside at 365 Brown Street.

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Fraser's
Welcome to Murray and Pat Fraser and their 3 boys,
Tony - 10, Robin - 8 and Dennis - 5. The Fraser's come
from Quesnel but like Cassiar very much. Murray is a
Mill Mechanic and his favorite pastime is snowmobiling.
The children are enjoying the ski hill. The Fraser's
live at 511 Malozemoff Avenue.

SFriberg’s

We would like to introduce to you, Graham Friberg,
our new Bank Manager and welcome him and his wife,
Marna and daughter Erica - 4 to Cassiar. The Friberg*ts,
from Port Coquitlam, are looking forward to cross- f
country skiing and exploring this part of the country.
Graham and his family reside at 606.S. Carmacks Street.

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Kleimanns
Welcome to the Kleimann's who left Victoria'‘to be-
come residents of Cassiar. Werner is the Cafeteria's
Assistant Supervisor. Werner's wife, Ritva, enjoys
_ interior decorating and the two boys, Tim - 15 and Mark
- 7 look forward to a busy winter. The Kleimann's have
made their new home at 329 Bateman Street.

Cravnik’s

Stan Travnik is happy to have his family with hin,
here in Cassiar. His wife, Marta and 2 children,
Stanley 6 and Rado 3 came from Yugoslavia on the 20th
of November so we welcome them to Cassiar. Stan and
his family live at 268 Hunt Street.

Congratulations to Dayton and Doris Thesenvitz on
the birth of their daughter - LARA LYNN - born at 5:00
p.m. on December 9th, 1975 at the Royal Jubilee Hospital, z
Victoria, B.C. Weight 9 lbs - 1l ozs. A baby sister aie
for Jody.

Sorbe's

Congratulations to John and Diane Forbes on the birth

of their daughter - Jennifer Diane - born at 12:07 am.
December 21st, 1975 at the Cassiar Private Hospital.
Weight 3560 grams.

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Congratulations to Ivan (John) and Dragica Vidovic,
a son - STEVE - born at 6:00 a.m. December 13th, 1975
at the Cassiar Private Hospital. Weight 3180 Grams.

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Congratulations to Yvonne and Ken Grange on the
birth of their son - DARREN GORDON - born at 11:25 a.m.
on November 23rd, 1975 at the Cranbook and District
Hospital, Cranbrook, B.C. Weight 8 lbs - 10 ozs.

Hollings

To Roberta and Willian Hollings, a daughter Amy Lyn, born
at Cassitar Private Hospjtal at 4:43 p.m., December 22,
1975. Weight 2880 grams. a
BANK: An institution that urges you to save as much as _ 4
‘possible of what you earn and urges you to borrow
as much money as you can spend so jour can spend
more than you make.

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For the convenience of the fee Gants oF Cassiar you

can purchase your dog licence at the Town Administration
Office. Your 1976 licence is due on pewmene ‘Ist, 1976.

THREE DOLLAR LICENES. ($3.00)
1. Any neutered male dog,
2. Any male dog weighing 8 pounds or less,
3. Any female dog which is spayed.

A certificate must be shown in order to get the
lower rate in (1) and (3) above. If no certificate can
be shown the higher rate must be paid. A reasonable
period of time might be allowed to get the certificate,
providing the time allowed does not extend beyond March
3lst. If it did, a late fee of $2.00 would also have to
be charged.

SIX DOLLAR LICENCE ($6.00) .
1. Any female dog weight 8 pounds or less for which :;
» no certificate of spaying can be produced.

EIGHT DOLLAR LICENCE ($8.00)
Any dog over 8 pounds in weight which has not
been spayed or neutered.

Vennett’s CREE EREEELEULEESI ELIE EEE

Welcome to Eric Bennett, his wife Wendy and son Le.
The Bennett's are from St. Johns, New Brunswick. Eric
is a Millwright. The mountains have impressed Wendy and
Le is looking forward to Kindergarten after the Christmas
holidays. The Bennett's reside at 522 Malozemoff Ave.

Congratulations sees

Mr. Tony Zemenchik has been appointed to the
position of Mine Foreman as of December 1, 1975.

- To John Vidovic and Frank Buncic for

decorating the outside Hospital Christmas Tree.

- To all those who decorated their houses with Christmas
lights and decorations.

After March 3lst of any year all licence fees must :
have a late penalty of $2.00 added, except in the case of -:
the dog just being purchased, in which case the owner.
has 30 days before the late licence fee applies; also, a
new dog just entering the Province.

- To Paul and Marlene Wood for their devoted teaching of
the Sunday School children and for the delightful
Christmas Concert. Also smiles to all who assisted
them.

- To Don Baycroft for all his assistance at the Church
on Sunday, December 7th and to Jim McClelland and Joe
Fitzsimmons for the Christmas trees.

THANKS TO: The many fellows that helped to get the ice
in the arena ready good and early this year. Your
efforts are to be commended.

Also, appreciation goes to the cookery for the tremen-
dous Christmas Banquet they put on.

An important aspect of licencing that comes to mind
is that people get the idea that because a late ‘licence
fee is not paid until after March 3lst that their dog
does not have to be licenced until that date. This is
a fallacy. The current licences expire on December 3l1st.. .
Section 4 (1) (a) of the Act. Section 3(1) of the Act is :
quite specific in stating, ''No person shall keep a dog
unless a valid and subsisting licence has been issued in
respect of that dog'' etc. Anybody who keeps a dog that
is unlicenced between January lst and March 3lst is in
violation of the Act. The regulations under Section
3(4) set out the circumstances where a late licence fee
of $2.00 will be paid. It does not state that a dog
does not have to be licenced until March 31st.

- To those who take other people's Christmas lights out
of the sockets.

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