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Why, Curling of course. That's where all the
nasi games are played.

i truly wonderful world of Midnese is this
Caseliar Eonep 1. And who has really lived,
wie haan't 'Konsp led! here?

| Someone has asked me ' what do I really think
| of Cassiar § Well, to steal the words of one
well know local character - "I like ‘roughing’
it this way §

Roger Thew,

FARE EE HK

A Lions Uarnival pponsored. by the Lions Club
wild be held in the Recreational Hall on.
Beer tur ‘a7 April 2nd at 7.00 poem. Everyone is
rleone to come and join in.the fun and games.
soe ane will be in aid of the International
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Fy y May ijth an Art Show also spon-
Le: “red by tue Lions Club will be held in the
ss vorunity Centre. All persons interested in
lsnceing their skill in paintings, photography.
Pe nc handlerafte please contact Mre Ralph

jioi faa, pl hone 7338 as acon as possible.

ae ss Siete oe Stites tes

‘The Csnele ladies are holding a Tea & Bake

he in the Parish Hall on Saturday March 19th

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: f{iecr for the Parish Hall,
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AMS GUNCEE:

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vans oe aga to Mr. & Mrs. Beweyk, whose
by son was born on March loth, Kevin
Michael weighing Jlbs 1402s.

sett EITHER HE RAE

& Ciricenship Court held on Thursday March
| iGth, Mr. George Brewer presented |

i cextificates to Frank Buneic and Steve

| Athanasopoulos. Cong 2a cetulations > .

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IN SYMPATHY.

It is with sincerest regret that we amounce
the sudden passing of Allan William Crocker,
Camp Superintendent Clinton Greek, on March
4th 1966. Mr. Crocker succumbed to a heart
attack while curling in a bonsp 1} at. Bear
Creek near Dawson City Y.T. |

ee Al. Crocker had worked in B.C. and Yukon
mines throughout his adult life and in recent
years. had -been associated with several enter=
prises of Conwest Exploration Ltd. Last spring
he joined Coesiar to. supervise the Clinton
Camp. °

“. Mro Crocker is survived by his wife
Estelle vho lives in Vmcouver, and a

daughter Mrs. Joan Hafeez of burkley
California, to whom on behalf of his many
friends and aquaintances we extend our
sincerest sympathy.

We annource with iuet the passing in
Vancouva General Hospital of Nicholas |
Glinzak cn March 4th 1966.

: Nick had come. to Cassiar in 1952 efter |
having worked since 1941 for an associate
company, Central Pa&ricia Mines Ltd. As the
most*senior hourly paid employee at Cassiar
Nick was known to a great number of people.

Mx. Glinzak is survived by a sister in

|Sheron Pennsylvania, and to her and te his
lrany fri nds we offer our sincere synpathy.

Pers ane 09 tole until 5,00 BP aRo

> {aa evening of Mareh 19th the Irish Boys ees ee ae
ivic eignsoring @ dance in the Recreational Hall Bi) 2G As ip
‘from Yok? pemo until 1.00 aom. Musie by the Poe: }
Pr, hal ¥ kefreshments. Bar Service, ye

L aattn'ssan x7 200 y

pe cee eran General Superintendent .

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Pyne proce from the above two events will go

POH SOLER BR AION dt

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