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"OUR TON” rae This addition proved to be such a rood
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OF all the many clubs in our town, later the. Community Club decided they would
by far the largest is the Caselar Commmnity} like to build a new recreation halt. Finds

Club. All employees of the Comnany are however, were not aufficient, so Caratar
full members, their wives, children, and Asbestos Cornoration undertock to bufld the
other residents of the district may be hall which they rent to the Community Clin

affiliated membera. Thie club was firet
orpanited and etarted in 1953 andl haa
| egontirmed to exnand in all nhaaea 3° its

The new building was formally dnened on

Pecember i%th, 1966 with a kaffet dance, .

a large crowd in attendance,

operation.
At the present tine this buitdins t-

equinped with a reading library eontsiniss

approximately 2,000 books, a pames roon,

a ¢lub room, which is used extenrivel,

main auditorium complete with atape,

dressing rooma, kitchen, and vcrofestion

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bosth equinped With two lorem nrojectors,

was what is now, the pool hall, with e
gmalh snack bar adjoining. In the
beginning the snack bar waa overated in-
dependently on a lease, tut at a later date
the Community Club undertosk the running

af 3% themselwes. The old sommunity hall
has been the centre of many activities, and
while it lacked some of the amenities of
the new hall, it will be remembered
nostakpically by many of the older
residents,

Other buiidingas owned by the Community TLib
include the skating rink and the curling
rink.

Jo run all thie efficiently it takes
six full time and about eight nart tine
employees, and the controlling hody is the
Comunity Club Committee consisting of fire
annually elected directors, and two Comnanyv
appot-tmentée who meet at least once a
month to arrange and direct this onenatigy
for YOU, in ®OM THI".

Early in 1958 an addition, in the
form of a club lounge was built on to the
old hall, and, to the great delight of all
and sundry, beer was obtainable without

the customary two weeks waiting period.

The Fditers.