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PUBLIC NOTICE:

Mr. G.A. McAndrew has been appoint-
ed the Citizenship Court in Cassiar.
Anyone wishing to become a Canadian
Citizen is most welcome to visit
Mr. McAndrew but he would like to
point out the qualifications nece-
ssary to become a Canadian Citizen.

You must -
a. gain admission to this country
for permanent residence.

b. live in Canada for five years
after admission.

c. be able to speak either English

or French.

show that you are of good
character.

e. have a knowledge of the respon-
sibilities and privileges of
citizenship.

f. intend to live in Canada perman-
ently.

g- be ready to comply with the oath

of allegiance.

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COMMUNITY CLUB NEWS

The Community Club executive
are pleased to announce the appoint-
ment of Miss Shirley Dahlman as Rec-
reation Director.

Shirley is a graduate of the
University of Saskatchewan in Phy-
sical Education where she studied
until 1970.

Her own recreational activities
include field hockey at the national
level, golf, tennis, track and field

badminton, table tennis, archery,
curling, fencing, volleyball, bask-
etball, softball, diving, synchoniz-
ed swimming, gymnastics, ice hockey,
skiing, figure skating, fold, square
and social dancing and camping.

Besides taking part in these
sports she has also organized and
officiated in many of them.

We hope that this appointment
will not discourage the present
clubs from organizing their pursuits
in their previous excellent manner,
Shirley will give assistance in co-
ordinating the activities of the
various clubs and also develop new
proprams.,. She is willing to help
out with any assistance required.

During the last several months
your community club has received a
number of complaints regarding the
quality of the T.V. transmission
and the sound of the movies in the
recreation hall. We have been in
constant touch with the C.B.C. in
Whitehorse: and several new machines
have been installed and experts
have attempted to eliminate our
problems. We hope that the latest
attempts will ensure us trouble
free viewing for the winter.

The sound track for the movies
has long been cause of complaints
and visits from experts in Vancouver
have often cost us a great deal of
money for very little improvement.
During August we had a visit from an
engineer from Edmonton who made
certain recommendations regarding
equipment. The new parts were
ordered and during his next visit
we hope that the improvements he
will make will eliminate many of
the present defects. It must be
remembered that even in the multi-
millien dollar Queen Elizabeth
Theatre in Vancouver, sound problems
exist and in a multi-purpose build~
ing like our Recreation Hall some
problems will remain.

However you can be sure that
your Community Club Executive will
do everything within reason to im-
prove present conditions.

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