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There was a good turnout of both partici:

pants and spectators alike. The students
x . ; do not have a league, but this did not

P soe Ralph Voss rink placed first in the reflect in the skill and keen sportsmanship
: se’ with second place going to Paul shown throughout the games.
Sn ayeers On Saturday night a dance was held in
the Curling Club. Another successful
Bonspiel - 1973. | |

Un March 31st the members of the Student
Council held their annual bonspiel.

In the B Event. first place went to the

Don Roe team. Second place was won by
Jutta Voss' team.

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Cassiar Minor League Hockey Makes Congratulations gentlemen - we're very proud |

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Clean Sweep In Whitehorse... a ieee
A convoy of about 20 spectators plus PEWEE LINEUP
Bantam and Pewee Allstars left Cassiar on . GOALS ASST. PTS.

Thursday, April 19. The occassion, was , -
Whitehorse's annual championship tournament D. Quash - Goal

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due to start 6 am Friday, April 20, “9 ie ~ oom "4 0 :
As you can see by the statistics below, - oer Henly he 0
our Cassiar teams are cause for great pride. i ense..\ hi Capt.)
They played like champions and seemed to a pt z al m 0 : 0
get stronger as the five. games progressed. 1 a tees apt. 9 15
They showed good sportsmanship both on and > side i ef. 0 0 0
off the ice, conducting themselves as gent- Theat rae : "iad 3 2 5
lemen during their visit in Whitehorse. ; bid Cali : ot : ; ,
It was a good turnout from Cassiar, as : ee ae i oe g : :
the Whitehorse attendance did not match F. Kliment - Wing
the Cassiar's numbers until later on in the %: Orpen ~ Center ; 3 0 3
tournament. A note of thanks is extended D. Storoschuk cms ene : °
to all the organizations and individuals P. Schneeberger-R. Wing

who gave this event their support, both
Ep MeT ae BNO Tages The first Pewee game found Cassiar play-
Whitehorse presented the winners with* ing the Whitehorse Flyers. R. Orpen made
crests so the Cassiar Minor League Hockey five goals, S. Orpen two, and P. Kliment two,
will be giving the allstars individual tro- for a final score of 9-0 for Cassiar. Cas-
phies as well as a commemorative plague to siar received no penalties while the Fiyers
be placed ''in the biggest building in town’! were charged for three-crosscheck, and trip-
ping twice.