Page 14 May 1984 Cassiar Courier

CRACKERJACK MOMS

On March 23rd the Novice division challenged
their mothers to a hockey game. Even though
many of the mothers had never played hockey
before, they managed to score 5 goals. The boys
on the other hand scored 9 so they came out the
winners. Maybe the fact that Pat Borsato spent

her time “praying ‘on her knees for divine inter- _

vention” instead of on her feet stopping the goals
had something to do with the scores against. She
says it’s her own unique strategy.

CASSIAR CRACKERJACKS

The Cassiar Minor Hockey Association hosted
their annual tournament March March 30th and
31st and April Ist.

In the Bantam-Midget division, Whitehorse
took first place by winning all their games, with
Cassiar placing second and Watson Lake third.
The Watson Lake Pee Wee’s came in first with the
Whitehorse Pee Wees placing second and Cassiar
Pee Wees third.

The Jade Mountain Gymnastic Club is winding
down after a very successful 1983/84 season,
which has seen the club more than double in size.

The competition scheduled in Whitehorse for
the weekend of April 13 - 15 was cancelled—to

the great disappointment of all the young gym- -

nasts who were looking forward to their first
competition.

The club put on an admirable demonstration
after the spaghetti dinner on April 1.All the mem-
bers of -the club and the coaches would like to ex-
‘tend a big thank you to everyone who so gener-
ously contributed to the silver collection taken at
this time.

The senior group in the Club will take part in
a mini-competition to be held on Saturday, May 5.
Interested members of the public may attend as
spectators. The competition will start at 10:00
a.m. On Sunday, May 6, there will be a pot-luck
banquet for the gymnasts and their families to
mark the end of the season. At this time awards
will be presented to the gymnasts.

In the Atom Division there were two teams
from Whitehorse. The Whitehorse Legion placed
Ist, with Watson Lake second and Cassiar and
Whitehorse Service Supply tied for third.

Trophies were given to the Most Valuable Play-
er and Most Sportsmanlike for each team. The
recipients were as follows:-

NOVICE
Cassiar M.V.P. — Jeremy Chambers
Cassiar M.S.P. — Andrew Smith

(The Watson Lake names are unavailable)
ATOMS

Cassiar M.V.P. — Terry Pearson
M.S.P — James Dyk -
Whitehorse Legion M.V.P. — Casey Easton
M.S.P. — Trisha Ring
Whitehorse Yukon Service Supply
M.V.P.. — Kevin Mather
M.S.P. — Allan Bowler

Watson Lake M.V.P. — Doug Sembsmoen
M.S.P. — Lowell Holnquist

PEE WEES.

Whitehorse M.V.P. — Jeff Sheldon
M.S.P. — Shawn Edwards
Watson Lake M.V.P. — Jason Nixon
M.S.P. — John Sembsmoen
Cassiar M.V.P. — E. J. Nuyens
M.S.P. — David Lanphear

BANTAM MIDGETS

Whitehorse M.V.P. — Mike Gleason
M.S.P. — Gerry Bradford
Watson Lake M.V.P. — Daryl Tonner
M.S.P. — Glen Scott
Cassiar M.V.P. — Manley Guarducci
M.S.P. — Chris Craft

A big thank you to everyone who took billets,
worked in the canteen and helped in any way
during the tournament especially those people
who are not affiliated with Minor Hockey. Also
to the people at the cookery for their co-operat-
ion with the canteen.

The next Minor Hockey Bingo will be held
May 2nd and the jackpot of $500 ae go in 58
numbers.

Gymnastics

TRISHA RING — WHITEHORSE LEGION M.S.P.

Even though the season has finished, fund-
raising will continue—hopefully the new season
which will start in September will see the addition

of some new equipment. One fund raising venture

to take place in the near future is the compilation
and sale of a Cassiar Cookbook. The gymnasts
will be calling door to door to hand out forms on
which you can write out your favourite recipe. If

_ you have more than one recipe, please feel free to

attach them to the forms.We know there are some

_ super cooks out there and look forward to receiv-

ing a wide variety of recipes.

The Club would like to extend a special thank
you to Brinco Mining and to Erickson Gold for
their very generous donations.

Watch out for details of further fund raising
ventures which will be released at a future date.

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Summer Schedule 1984
EFFECTIVE APRIL | 29th - JUNE 10th

SEPTEMBER 29th- OCTOBER 27th

Wednesday ~ Friday- Sunday
FLT. 671 Arr. 4:55p.m.
FLT. 672 Dep. 5:30p.m.
EFFECTIVE: JUNE 11th - SEPTEMBER 29th ~

Daily except Tuesday & Saturday

FLT. 671 Arr. 4:55p.m.
FLT. 672 Dep. 5:30p.m.

TRANS NORTH AIR
Summer Schedule 1984

_ EFFECTIVE APRIL 30th- SEPTEMBER 29th —
Monday ~ Wednesday ~ Friday

DEPART

Whitehorse 10:30a.m
Watson Lake 12:00 noon

| FLT. 930
Yellowknife 4:05p.m.

Watson Lake 6:15p.m.

FLT.929

ARRIVE

Watson Lake 11:40a:m.
Yellowknife 3:35p.m.

Watson Lake 5: Sop. m.

Whitehorse 7:25p.m.

EFFECTIVE JUNE 1th -~SEPTEMBER 29th
Thursday & Sunday

DEPART

ARRIVE

FLT. 816

Whitehorse 3:50p.m.

Watson Lake 5:00 En

FLT. 817

Watson Lake 5:45p. m.
For further information contact CP Air at 936-7459

Whitehorse 6: 55.1 m.

or your Travel Agent

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