Pase 1G

Red & Gun Club 2ud Annual Wildlie Dinner

Amid a tastefully de-
corated setting of mounted
# trophies the 2nd ANNUAL
WILDLIFE DINNER for mem-
bers and guests of the
Ri CASSITAR ROD & GUN CLUB
{ was held on November 30.
During the aperitif
| period the diners whetted
| their appetites by nibbl-
ing at roast beaver. The
main courses features meat
and fish garnered and pre-
pared by the mighty hunters
and fishermen. Roasts of
moose and caribou, a large
baked salmon graced the cut-
ting boards as well as a nea
_leg of wild boar believed IS THAT FOR ME?
shot at a turkey shoot spon-
sored by the Rod & Gun Club.
Baked potatoes and salad
along with a variety of veg-
etables completed the menu
and all this was helped
along by a selection of B.C.
wines.

After appetites were
blunted by the sumptuous
banquet the trophies for the
1974 FISHING DERBY winners
were presented by Fred
Cousins, Club President.

David Peterson becomes
"Fisherman of the Year" as
he won three tophies for
the largest Lake Trout, Gray-
ling and Dolly Varden ent- |

ered. Joe Galia took the
trophy for Northern Pike and
Donald Peterson for his Rain-
bow Trout entry.

UT.
W

ih Ei
E KIDS FILL

tet.

PLATES

¥
'

' Sizes of fish were as follows: ees 3 :
RAINBOW TROUT - Donald Peterson - 25 3/8"
CDS aNlR LAKE TROUT - David Peterson - 24 1/9"
ae GRAYLING - David Peterson - 17"
_ “ DOLLY VARDEN - David Peterson - 20 1/2"
NORTHERN PIKE - Joe Galia - 25 3/4"

Special thanks for a memorable evening go
to Pat Witwicki, Club Secretary-Treasurer, who
as hostess, did most of the work in table set-
tings and doubled as one of the cooks; Vern
Peterson and Dale Teague who provided and cooked.
the main meat dishes and to the many members who
have worked to make this a successful year for
the ROD AND GUN CLUB.

‘

"JOE CONCEDES TO A NEW CH, 2
BRS Re ES SS SES BS AS SOS SEE. SERS SIS SIS A EA A EA ONL LON LOL er ee mete

WORDS FROM THE
WAREHOUSE met CARIBOU: COUNTRY

Caribou Country lies cold and still
With its crackling crispness of snow
As a herd breaks over the hill

And sets your whole being aglow.

- Goodbyes go to Moira MacPherson who is leaving the
Purchasing Office.

- We welcome Paul Beamont, Gary Begon and George Willoner

to the crew, and Faye Burns to the Purchasing Office. Thistle a ieee

When you meet face to face
With creatures sublime
Who move with such grace,

- Dennis Charbonneau just couldn't stay away from the
good coffee any longer, so he's returned to his old job
as counterman. Rumour has it that the coffee has been
getting worse since his return.

That your heart keeps a'beating

Just as startled as they

At the unexpected meeting

Though they move swiftly away. .

‘aie sapere _Like two beings who have met
- , “yey v But still are afraid
“™-+"~ And can't understand yet
What new friends they have made

-- If you want your new bottle of propane hooked up you
must shovel out a path for the warehouse crew to get
at the empties. | “

- It has been noted that some new '''scenery' has been
erected outside the warehouse.

- Telephone conversation overheard, "If the parts are not
available in Canada, please have them shipped from
Toronto".