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Word Builders

Add the words that are defined to one another and build a

new word.

EXAMPLE: Add ASHORT SLEEP to A RELATIVE

dnd get A CLOTH SERVIETTE.
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1) Add A VEHICLE to DECAY and get A VEGETABLE.

2) Add A FRIEND to A HIGH CARD and get A KING’S
DWELLING.

3) Add A NUMBER to AN INSECT and get A PERSON
WHO RENTS.

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MADE OF and get aWELL-KNOWN CITY.

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and get A PART OF THE YEAR.

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get AN EMBANKMENT OF EARTH.
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. ATERRIBLE SLAUGHTER.
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and get SERIOUS.
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THREAT.
11) Add TO PLACE to HAVING DISPOSED OF and get
FOUL SMELLING. ©

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TO BEG EARNESTLY.

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YOU HAVE LIVED and get WASTE MATTER.

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GUIDE FOR-MAKING THINGS.

ANSWERS ON PAGE II

Student Auction

The Montreal students will be holding a New
and Used Auction during the Winter Carnival to
help support their prospective field trip. If you
have any new or used items suitable for auction-
ing that you would like to donate please contact
Miss Beverly Evans at 778-7422 or Mrs. Anne
Wright at 778-7231 for pick up.

We appreciate your patronage. =

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punish people for things
haven’t done?”

Teacher: “Why, of course not!”
Chris: “Well, I haven’t done my
homework.”

PTARMIGAN DAZE

Log Sawing Contest

So long time skiers,

And beginners too

Sign up today

But remember the prerequisite age.

Sign up sheets for entry into ski-athon will be
posted at the Grocery Store, General Store,
School and Cookery. You will also find a handy
sponsor sheet available as well.

For further information concerning the Ski-
Athon, please phone Beverly Evans at:

Work - 778-7367 or Home - 778-7422.

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SGHOOL NEWS
FIELD TRIP PROJECTS

Italian Valentine’s Dinner

Sponsored by the Cassiar School Field Trip
Students.

WHERE: Recreation Hall

WHEN: February 13, 1977 -

WHY: Fund Raising for Field Trip to
Eastern Canada

Everyone is welcome. The tickets will be sold
door to door by the students. Price and time as
yet have not been determined but will be
printed on the ticket.

Winter Carnival
SKI — ATHON

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AGE PREREQUISITE : 0- 100 Years
SIGN UP NOW!

The Montreal Field Trip Students will be spon-
soring a cross-country ski-athon on Saturday,
March 12th. The ski course will run from the
Recreational Hall out to Quartz Creek and back.
if you wish to ski it all. If not, you may termin-
ate at any check point.

The proceeds for this activity will be divided
as follows: 75% towards the funds needed by
the students for their field trip to Montreal and

25% will be donated to the Ski Club to help ©

erect a much needed Ski Chalet.

Teacher: ‘‘When was the Iron
Age?”

Andy: “Before drip-dry.”

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The Cassiar Students won the Floor Hockey Champion-
ship this season with a total of 10 points. The Teachers
were in second place with 8 points. Quartz Creek and
the Rec Hall were tied at 7 points for 3rd. place. The
Bunkhouse brought up the rear with 3 points. -

Here’s a list of players scores. Only goals are ac-
counted for:

STUDENTS \ TEACHERS
B. Guderjahn .....7 D. Rasmus...... 9
Jay Micheals...... 9 B. Paterson...... 9
R. Prosser ....... 11 B. Burr ........
J. Drazimotto. .... 3 J. Olson... 2.2.5 3
A. Tischler....... 4 Gs Smits ee 1
G. Monahan...... 4 REC HALL
A. Joseph........ 1 W.McDougall ... .4
H. Tischler....... 5 B. Faught....... 4
B. Keller... 2... cork. P.Collins ...... 72
N,.McFayden ..... 3% G. Morrow. ..... 5
°R. Zeminchik..... 1 J. Cholton...... 2
- QUARTZ CREEK D.Day......... 4
Bane oo re kes i 8 P. Fecek ....... 1
H.Willems....... 7 M. Anderson. .... 1
Soelim: Reidet ies. ! 6 T. Penner. :.....3
'P. LaBontre...... 3 D. Storoschuk. .. .1
J. Mcintyre ...... 3 J, Dennis. ...... 1
C. Rogers........ 1 M. Porter. ....:. 1
S.Palmer....... 1 D. Rosman. ..... 1
D. Harrison ...... 1
BUNKHOUSE
A. Moelle........ 2 Re Dayeersarkers 2,
PEGrays ts i iice esas 1 A. Langelier..... .1
J. Pentland....... 1 RiOrrikse estab: 1
M. Hamel. ....... 1 D. Leckie. ...... 2

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Mon. - Fri.: .1:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Sat.: 1:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.

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STUDENTS WIN IN FLOOR HOCKEY

Broomball for men has started in Cassiar. It’s
every Wed. & Fri. 8pm - 9pm. Balls and brooms
are supplied., all that you need is a C.C.C. mem-
‘bership to play.

Senior Men’s Hockey Schedule - For February
Feb.1 Town vs. Juveniles

Feb.3 Quartz Creek vs. Juveniles

Feb. 6° Quartz Creek vs. Townsite

Feb. 8 Juveniles vs. Quartz Creek

Feb. 10 Juveniles vs. Townsite

All gate proceeds for Minor and Senior Hockey
games go toward the teams and the Cassiar
Community Club. Come out and support your
local Hockey Teams. Admission-Adults $1.00
Children - 50 cénts. :

ABOUT THE MOVIES....There is a no smoking ©
rule inthe gymnasium while the movie is being
shown. This will allow non-smokers and chilren
to enjoy movies more and smokers can slip into ~
the lobby to have a cigarette. Also the gym
floor is being damaged by dropped cigarettes.

For ‘““RESTRICTED"’ movies only persons 17
years old and over are permitted admission.
Persons under the age of 17 years are prohibited
from the Restricted movies and they will not
be permitted admission even if they are accom-
panying their parents.

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Sign in the Mayor's office of a small Canadian town:
DUE TO THE LARGE NUMBER OF ITEMS ON
- THE AGENDA OF THE TOWN COUNCIL, WE MOST
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST THAT ANYONE
WISHING TO INSULT THE COUNCIL, PLEASE.
LIMIT HIMSELF 10 15 MINUTES OR 15 INSULTS
WHICHEVER IS SHORTER.

Party Weekend

A party was given to students Dec. 17
on behalf of the Cassiar Community

CASSIAR
CURLING CLUB

Well, curlers, our 23rd Annual Mixed Bonspiel

is fast approaching.

Mark MARCH 17, 18, 19 and 20th on your
calendars, Fee for all rinks is $40.00 and that
includes banquet and dance on Saturday night.

We're planning on 2 raffles in the near future
to help finance the cost of our new rocks. So
when a curling club member approaches with a
ticket book DON'T RUN AWAY! The first
raffle prize is a return trip for two - Whitehorse
to Skagway on the White Pass and Yukon
Railway. The second raffle will offer -a trip
farther away. We just haven’t decided how
far away as yet. It will be worthwhile, never
fear.

The Interdepartmental "Spiel was held Janu-
ary 7, 8 &.9th. A very enjoyable social evening
was held on the 8th.

The ‘‘A’' event was won by:

Skip - D. Demitri; Vice - J. Forbes; 2nd - P.Voss;
Lead - C. Isidoro

Runners up were: Skip - B. Pratt; Vice D. Bay-
croft; 2nd - F. Hewett; Lead - H. Billingsley

The “‘B" event was won by:

Skip - M. Dowdall; Vice - C: Smith; 2nd-B.Colak;
Lead - T. Coran

Runners up : Skip - J. Lee; Vice - N. Day;
2nd - A. Wagner; Lead - E. Serravalli

The ‘‘C’’ event was won by:

Skip - L. Armstrong; Vice - P. Tomashewski;
2nd - D. Toth; Lead - R. Storie
Runners up: Skip - N. Cosnett; Vice - B. Currie;
2nd - F. Buckley; Lead - L. Coran

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_ I'm sure every youngster enjoyed
"Mighty Moe" as they applauded
Cassiar's own clown.

Hot dogs, pop, candy and oranges
were given to the children to keep

Club and C.A.C. A good time was had the Jittle tykes busy until Santa

by all, while the ''Maxwells' rocked
the C.C. Hall with plenty of loud,

booming and entertaining music.

Tasty sandwiches and pastries were

prepared by the Cookery and the

volved with the Teen Dance.

hearts of the little ones.
cheers and laughter of everyone

walk,'’ straining to keep his toes

Community Club thanks all thos in<

After a delay, kids and more kids
with their parents finally entered
the Community Centre for the Annual
Children's Christmas Party on Dec.

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to see "Mighty Moe" swing into the
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arrived. Santa did arrive shortly
after the children's film ''The
Musicians of Bremmen'', escorted by
his two lovely helpers. To young
and old Santa is always the life of
a party. After a hectic time Santa
did give away all of his presents,
and for the youngsters who were away,
they may pick up their presents at
the Community Centr Office. Santa
left some gifts there, just in case.
To make the party a success
onations were received from C.A.C.,
GCC ie toca 05505508" Guile /hocad:,
and Finning. -I thank these organ-
izations for the donations given.

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Mighty Moe showed talent for antics :
in the "Drunken Sailor on the Board: To all the people who helped with the

Teen Dance, cleaning up and volun-

(encased in yellow sneakers) on the teers for the -kids' party, my app-
. board...We,saw balance, acrobatics 1 tc
and” an-itprompto fall (or was.it?).. and a Happy New Year. _

reciation to all of you. Thank you .

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