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CURLING (Cont'd)

Other winners since our last publication
are:-

GRINNELL TROPHY - (LADIES BONSPIFL)

Pat Flanagan
Lucy Legros

Dianne Forbes
Polly Huffman

U.S.W.A. TROPHY

Rupert McKenzie
Mike Greene
Joan Rattray
Norma Lobbes

FIRESTONE TROPHY

Archie Onisimchuk
Peter Brosseau
Laurie Fitzsimmons

For the Clinton Bonspiel the Cassiar
contingent featured in the prizes without carrying
off any major prize. Karl Voss skipped his rink
to 3rd in the 2nd event and Rupert McKenzie
brought his rink in 3rd in the 4th event.

During the bonspieling Cassiar gained a
new barber as Joe Fitzsimmons can testify. The
ample growth which Joe sported on his departure
was conspicuous by its absence on his return,
due to the expertize of our Italian barber - no
not Guiseppe Gallia but Danny Demitri.

KARATE

Organized Karate is still continuing despite
the departure of J. Millar the Chief Instructor.
Jack did such an excellent job for the Club during
his stay here, that before his departuce, six
people had been presented with belts for the
level of their performance, these were:-

Eric Williams Orange
Eddie Heydanus - Orange

George Marriott - Orange
Jack Hill - Yellow
Frank Cserey - Yellow
Jack McCallum - Yellow

The graduation of these people enables the
club to continue with qualified Instructors and
there is a possibility that, in the not too
distant future, another Instructor of the calibre
of Jack Millar will join the Company.

SKIING
SKI_MEET '70

Successfully starting, what we hope will
become an annual event for Cassiar, was the Ski
Meet '70. It was held at the weekend 6f Febr.
21/22, with the Giant Slalom on Saturday and the
Slalom Races on Sunday.

The Ski Club members and their guests from the
Yukon were gathered in the Community Club Party Room
for a Social on Saturday evening, which was a lot of fun.
A very good time was had by all present and lasted into
the early morning, though all the Skiers were up early
on the slope that day.

Thanks to the McDAme Mountain Ski Club for this
enjoyable event.

Also we have to thank those from the Yukon, who
came down for our Ski Meet '70.

Officials of the Yukon Cup deliberating before
the medal presentation ceremony.

The trouble with being a good sport is that you
have to prove it.