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CHILDREN

EMPLOYMENT

VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE

You own the most wonderfully sensitive and
miraculous camera in the world - the human eye.
Sight is a miracle of nature's engineering.
man-made cameras, eyes can never be replaced.

Yes,
But unlike
They must
last a lifetime; "there are no spare parts or returns.
That's why these questions are vitally important: How do

our eyes work? How can we protect them against the
threat of defective vision, or even blindness? You will
find some of the answers from the folder,.prepared by

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LIONS POOL OPENNING

At 1:00 p.m., August 6th, 1975, the Cassiar Lions
Club Pool once again rang to "the happy tune of gleeful
youngsters splashing and swimming in its warm waters.

After the expenditure of thousands of dollars and
many, many hours of volunteer labour (not to mention
one season lost to swimming altogether) the Pool doors
were finally opened.

‘Pictured here with the kids,
McKenzie.

is Lion Rupert
Mr. McKenzie, Chairman of the Pool Committee,
set a fine example throughout the project with his hard
work and leadership.
All the Lions should be justly proud of their con-
‘truction’ project, their labour and enterprise will be
ijoyed by all in the Commmity.

The Lions. thank the Commmity for bearing with them
ring the Pool rennovations.. Your moral support and
nancial help by purchasing our Lions raffle tickets
d donating your empty beer bottles has helped us
msiderably.

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SERVICE

The Canadian National Institute for the Blind as a public

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WHITE CANE TRAVEL

RECREATION

Across Canada more than 45,000 volunteers are givin
generously of their time to further the work of The
Canadian National Institute for the Blind and to make th
lives of many blind people a little easier. Because of
their help the funds you give to CNIB go twice as far.

CASSIAR LIONS TO
CAMPAIGN FOR CNIB

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DID YOU KNOW THAT THE LIONS CLUB:

- supplies and maintains the school outdoor playground

equipment.

has provided and maintains a small childrens playground

on south end of Malozemoff Avenue.

keeps the Cassiar Cemetery grass cut and in general

looks after the fence and property.

has provided a camp kitchen for the general public

to use on the north end of Chain Lake.

provides several awards and bursaries for Cassiar

students.

- has provided complete uniforms for a minor hockey team.

- provide trophies for Senior Hockey, Minor Hockey,
Curling, Skiing and several other sports groups.

- has chartered buses two years in a row to take
students to Watson Lake to watch the Armed Forces Snow
Birds perform.

- sponsor the Cassiar Army Cadet Corps as well as the
Cubs, Scouts and assist the Brownies when needed.

- has raised and spent many dollars to upgrade the
Cassiar Swimming Pool.

- are the major fund raisers for the Canadian National
Institute for the Blind.

- Membership in the Club is open to anyone,
talk to any Lion Member about it.

if interested