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Page 8 Cassiar Courier May 1990

CONCERT SERIES: Party Fever, a
four person a capella ensemble,
presented two highly successful
concerts, on the evening of April
l1-and again on the morning of
April 2. The latter presentation
was for the students, who enjoyed
the amazing variations of the

human voice which Party Fever
features. The group then nego-
tiated “the road to Telegraph

Creek that same day and presented
yet another concert to the stu-
dents and the staff of Tahltan
School. The next concert in the
series will be in mid-May.

AIDS PRESENTATION:
Welfare Canada in the person of
Dr. Jay Wortman, paid: a visit to
our school on April 10, in order
to present information on AIDS.
Students from Grade 5 through 10
were in attendance, together with
staff members and people from the
community. Dr. Wortman spoke in
a very clear and blunt way about
the origins and prevention of the
AIDS virus. His talk was supple-
mented by a very effective NFBD
cartoon.

The second half of the
afternoon featured a presentation
by a very talented Native troupe
from the Prince Rupert area.
Headed by Evan Adams, the group
of three presented a moving one-
act play which dramatized the
plight of the AIDS victim and his
or her family. While the play was
in progress, there wasn't a sound
in the gym, as all of us were en-
grossed in the presentation being
offered.

Health and

GORD LOVERIN: Gord, a former
resident of both
Dease Lake, is now working for
NADA in Whitehorse and will be in
the Dease Lake - Telegraph Creek

area in late June to put together

Cassiar and.

Dease Lake ''™ ‘he Dease Lake newsletter
submitted by John Wright

a documentary on the Tahltan's of
the Stikine area!

STUDENT RS Our two Uni-
versity of Victoria student tea-
Cchers, Kathleen Jackson and Susan
Nelson, have settled in nicely
and are working very hard to-
gether with their sponsor tea-
chers, Cathie Raynor and Lori
Robinson. Kathleen and Susan are
not only finding out what day to
day teaching is all about, but
are experiencing life ina small
community as well! The fact that
they are both Flames fans won't
be held against them!

JACKRABBIT PROGRAM: Our ski pro-
gram has ended for another year.
We had an average of fifteen stu-
dents out each Saturday afternoon

for ten weeks. The kids have
really thrown themselves into
cross country skiing this year

and have done very well indeed!
Many thanks to Marnee
Allison and Ulla Stoeckmann for
Organizing and instructing, and
to Karen McRae, Louise Creyke,
Bev Munro, Fionualla Devine, and
Ellen Wasmuth for their help get-

‘ting the skiers ready and prepar-

ing that good hot chocolate each
week!
SCIENCE FAIR: The Yukon Science
Fair was held in Whitehorse on
April 6-8. Dease Lake students
who participated were: Clayton
Sharko, Kathryn McRae, Sonya
Wagner, Leslie McRae, Arthur Asp,
Hanken Asp, Fionualla Devine,
Sierre Allison, and Tyler Munro.
All the students did well and the
team of Sonya and Leslie won sec-
ond place in their division!

The school is very thankful
to Mike Devine, Marnee Allison,

Wil Desjardins, and Michelle
Jensen, for their work in organ-
izing the local fair and then

driving to and from Whitehorse

and supervising the students
there. In addition, Michelle
worked as a National judge in
Whitehorse!

FIELD TRIPS: Well, all our stu-

dents and teachers are now back
from their Spring Break trips.

The students who went to
Europe included five from this
year's school (Cynthia Asp,
Crystal Nole, Donald McPhee,
Jolene Louie, and Peggy Nole) and
five from last year's’ school
(Lucas Wright, Randy Rowe, Shaw-
nee Young, Cassandra Puckett, and
Nicole Constantineau). The trip
included time in both London and
Paris, as well as a day at the
West Edmonton Mall on the way
back. A few Highlights: The
Jack the Ripper Walk in East
London, the trip to the top of
the Eiffel Tower, a visit to the
Mona Lisa at the Louvre, watching
the strange people at Picadilly
Circus...a few lower points: the
Metro in Paris, some Italian stu-
dents ask the girls!), and all
the walking we did...anyway, it
was a great trip and the students
did very well indeed.

I am very grateful for the
Super job of organization which
Michelle Jensen and Wil Desjar-
dins did, as well as their hard
work all through the expedition,
and to Shannon Woode, who paid

her own way and yet helped us im- _
EY pe

mensely all through the
Next year - GREECE!

The students from our school
who joined the larger PacRim trip
to Thailand were Terri Lynn Nole
and Elizabeth Bennett. The girls
travelled to Vancouver and then
Hong Kong, Bangkok and Pattaya.
They both found the trip inter-
esting and exciting!

CASSIAR
aire & PIEC ES

Why was Pat Harper chasing

the garbage truck? Lose some-
thing Pat? ;

Some people never go insane.
What terrible lives they must
lead.

It's good to see Marie Brown
back behind her desk. Hope your
feeling better all over Marie.

If anyone has any extra pic-
“tures of Mardi Gras, they would
be greatly appreciated by Ida
Walters at the Cookery.

Thanks to the Cassiar
Hospital for the donations, from
the community of Good Hope Lake.

How does one ICE FISH
Scott?, with your feet all you'll
ever catch would be COCA COLA....

- ee

Which Way Do I Go, Which Way
Do I Go????Did you get Jost on
the Cassiar streets after Glitter
Gulch Ida?

You'd think Mickey would be
a little quieter with her mouth
all wired, but no, we still hear
her loud and clear, and laugh at
her because she steals. straws
from: the Cookery to
coffee with.

Poor Jim-Bob, we know. he
won't be doing any barbecuing
this summer. i

Nice Harley Ian, do your
feet touch the ground when you
get on???

We're thinking of you
Walter, remember what we said
about those Italian girls. And
come home safe.
festival!!!!

Ed, you'll have to remember
to bring extra jogging pants to
the cabin, just in case.

Judy, quit being so selfish
and rub some. of that GOOD LUCK
off on your friends. voz

drink her

See you at the

Happy Mother's Day Mom!
Love, Brenda, Vicky, Teresa and

John.

Cheers to Elwood, Patrick
and Keith, for being Breathalizer
Guinea Pigs.

Congratulations to Mark
Nuyens, for his new position as
Assistant Engineer at Curragh
Resources, in Faro,Y.T.

TO EVERY WHITE MAN

was black

When I was born - I

When I grow up - I am black
When I am sick - I am black
When I am cold -. I am black
When I am afraid ~ I am black
When I stay in the sun - I am
black

YOU WHITE MEN

When you aré born - You are pink

When you grow up - You are
peach
When you are sick - You are gréen

When you are cold - You are blue
When you are afraid ~ You are
white

When you stay in the sun - You
become red

When you die - You are purple

And “you call me & ¢oldred”man?! °°”
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Submitted by Leslie J ohnston

Cassiar Minor Hockey needs
to £i11 some executive positions
for next season. At? the = last
General Meeting a few were taken
over. So far our executive for
next season is:

Grant Martin - Vice President
Bottle Drive Co-ordinator =
Phoebe Randell

We still need secretary,
treasurer, registrar and Ways &
Means Co-ordinator. These posi-
tions must be filled if we are to
begin hockey in the fall. If you
can help by taking over one of
these executive jobs phone Allan
Johnston, 778-7453.

BANTAM/MIDGET

Cassiar Minor Hockey will
once again be starting a Bantam /
Midget team next season. If you
are in this group and want to
join in the 90/91 season phone
Allan Johnston, 778-7453. This
will help us to know if we have
enough players interested.

TOURNAMENT

We held our Minor Hockey
Tournament March 30, 31 and April
oe TSI Oye Teams participating

were Cassiar, Watson Lake, White-
horse, Haines Junction, Fort Nel-
son and Teslin. All players were
billeted by Minor Hockey members
and other residents of Cassiar.
Many thanks goes to those people
who generously opened their doors
to hockey players that weekend. -

The arena was open from
early morning to late at night
accommodating all the games play-
ed. From reports that have come
in it was a good and enjoyable
weekend for all. As Schmoo Daze
was also held that weekend play-
ers were kept busy in between
games taking in other activities.

Many thanks goes to those
who donated money or articles for
our tournament. Much apprecia-.
tion and thanks from Minor Hockey
members. Without this kind of
help we would be unable to hold a
successful tournament.

Cassiar Mining Company - $600.00
Daniel Bernard - Hockey sticks
Guy Martial - Oranges

Pepsi, Whitehorse - Toques and
scarves

Albert’ Quinn - Pen and pencil
set

Garry Periard - Lucky draw certi-
ficates
Cassiar Community Club -
sticks

Time Air - Hats

Hockey

We also would like to thank
those who acted as timekeeper,
linesmen, and referees on that
weekend. Your support of Minor
Hockey is very much appreciated.

Congratulations to our
teams. Novice took GOLD, Atoms
placed BRONZE, and our Pee Wee's

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manship. Results of these games
were as follows:

NOVICE
Cassiar Teslin
4 0

Dustin Vaillencourt - 1

Dylan Vanier - 1, assist Rocky
Elliot, Cody Evans

Jamie Wilson - 1

Henry Dragojevich = 1,
Brendan Connolly

assist

Cassiar Watson Lake
9 AL
Henry Dragojevich - 1, assist

Chris Whalen, Devon Gleason
Lino Osorio - 1

Brandon Manderson - 1
Morgan Quinn -.1

Rocky Elliot - 1

Jamie Wilson - 1-

Henry Dragojevich - 1, assist
Travis Knudslien
Rocky Elliot - 1
Rocky Elliot - 1, assist Dustin
Vaillencourt
Cassiar Watson Lake

4 2
Dylan Vanier - 1
Lino Osorio - 1 .assist Rocky
Elliot
Dylan Vanier - 1
Chris Whalen - 1, assist Morgan
Quinn, Dylan Vanier
Cassiar ria. Straw Teslin

3 0
Henry Dragojevich lee assist

Dylan Vanier

Rocky Elliott - 1,
Wilson

Henry Dragojevich - 1

assist Jamie

Watson Lake

on
ray

Robbie Elliot - 1, assist David
Hardy

Andrew Johnston - 1, assist Blake
Martin

Robbie Elliot - 1,
Payne

Andrew Johnston -1, assist Robbie
Elliot, Jeffery Johnston

assist Kirby

Cassiar Haines Junction

3 4
Kirby Payne - 1, assist Jeffery
Johnston

Jeffery Johnston - 1
Sorry one Cassiar goal was indis-
tinguishable on score sheet.

This game went into shoot-
out, ending with Haines Junction
winning. Next season the Atoms
will have to learn a little more
about dekeaking the GOALIE. See
game 5. —

Cassiar Cablevision Whitehorse

7 4

Robbie Elliot - 1

Blake Martin - 1, assist Andrew
Johnston
Robbie Elliot - 1, assist David

Hardy

' Luis Bexiga - 1

Jeff Horricks - 1,
Quinn, Bradley Creyke
Jeff Horricks - 1,
Randell, Bradley Creyke

Cassiar Courier May 1990 Page 9

Robbie Elliot - 2
Blake Martin - 1

Cassiar

3 ane 5
Kirby Payne - 1
Kirby Payne» - 1,

Bexiga, Robbie Elliot
Robbie Elliot - 1

assist Luis

Cassiar Whitehorse
2 3
Kirby Payne - 1
Kirby Payne - 1, assist Blake
Martin :

This game also went to a
shoot-out with Whitehorse win-
Ning. :
Cassiar Watson Lake

U 0

assist Jayson

assist Robby

Leslie Creyke - 1, assist Mark
Wypych
Leslie Creyke - 1, assist Mark
Wypych
Kirby Payne - 1
Leslie Creyke - 1, assist Kirby
Payne j
Robby Randell - 1, asist Mark
Wypych
Cassiar Whitehorse

2 it

Jeff Horricks: — 1,
Quinn, Jody Harrison
Bradely Creyke - 1

assist Jayson

Cassiar Fort Nelson Okanagan

2 1
Jayson Quinn - 1, assist Mark
Wypych
Kirby Payne - 1, assist Jayson
Quinn 5
Cassiar. Whitehorse Locksmith

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2 3
Jeff Horricks - 1, assist Bradley
Creyke
Jeff Horricks - 1, assist Mark
Wypych

This game also went to a

shoot-out with Locksmith winning.

Our goalies for each divison
are:

Lino Osorio - Novice
Cody Evans - Novice
Lino Osorio - Atom
David Pascal - Pee Wee

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