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- To the teachers who put in many extra
hours for the benefit of students.
‘ The Inter-departmental Bonspiel, held
- To the enlarged facilities at the library. ™. ‘January 11-13 was a great success. It was —
2 SF a lot of fun for the twenty-one teams who
Wit eg turned out and every department in town was
well represented, from the Mine to the

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- To the recreation staff for their long
hard working hours and the improvement in

the recreation program. ; Housewives . .
Paul Wood's team was alittle tired
G Friday so when they had to curl at 2:00 a.m.
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. hats. With one eye open, and one eye closed
they won their game triumphantly, however,
- To the C.C.C. for trying to curtail chess the next day, dressed as English Scholars

and card games in the Snack Bar. they were a disaster. Hurrah for the
teachers who try so hard.

- To the raising of bus fares 50%. , ?
The winner of the ''A'' event was the
Office team skipped by Gerry Bermel. Second
in the "A" event was the Mine team, skipped
by Albrecht Kutsche (or was it Danny Demitri
John Forbes? Cesar Isidoro?) |

- To the snowmobiles which are parked on
the street allowance while snow removal
is in progress.

- To the Whitehorse Star for printing and

putting the Asbestos Sheet together as The ''B' event was won by the Mine team
a jigsaw puzzle. Whitehorse Star - you skipped by Gary Begon. They were given
are a disaster. : tough competition by the Teacher's team,

skipped by John Olson, which came second in
the ''B'' event.

NE The next Club Bonspiel and Social should
SKI CLUB ws be February 22-24, so watch for further
notice. The Annual Bonspiel is scheduled
for March 14-17 (a week earlier than pre-
viously suggested). More information will
be out after a General Meeting is held.

Keep an eye on the "Bonspiel News"
bulletin board in the club lounge. There .
are a lot of out of tow invitations posted
now, and some might interest you, :

GOOD CURLING!

Winter is now here and as the luxuriant
summer growth is now being covered by snow
it is time to get on out to the slopes and
participate in this exciting winter sport.
So far things have not really begun to
blossom, cold weather has frightened away
the less hardy sportsmen and women among
us. However, our cold weather representa-
tive, Steacy Alexander, can be seen on the
hill in every type of weather encouraging
the less adventuresome. Fortification with
hot wine is often helpful in such weather
and is perhaps the secret to Steacy's
endurance.

The ski club has held several executive
meetings to plan more exciting events to
be held in the future. Ski Races were to
be held on Sunday, January 13 but cold
weather forced us to shut down the hill for
fear of frostbite affecting our members
as they speeded down the slopes.

However, the policy is to hold future
races whenever the temperature is above
10°, so if you would like to enter turn up
on race days to be announced. You could
win one of the trophys presented at seasons
end to skiers accummlating the most race
points in their category.

For those of you who didn't manage to
attend the Mid-Winter Cabin Fever Festival
held last December 8, we extend our
Sympathy. The Club will be holding another ; A management consultant is the fellow who
social soon and it should be lots of fun ds Calledin first ih “time tov ehars Phe
for everyone so make sure not to miss it. Pai tas |

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