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12 CASSIAR COURIER JULY, 1978

: HOCKEY

: BANQUET
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| AWARDS

PRESENTATION

Mrs.

Photos by C. Guarducci

Grant, Gordie Rowe and Gerald Watson. .
This award was presented on behalf
of the Lions Club, by Mr. J. Forbes.

Minor Hockey held a banquet and
awards presentation may 29th, 1978.

PUP DIVISION

y
q In the Pup Division the following
} won awards:

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Best Goalie:........Darrin Loverin
Presented by Gene Overton on behalf

of the Cassiar Outfitters.

Best Positional Player..John McClelland
presented by Gene Overton on behalf

of the Cassiar Outfitters

League team winner: Arun Lehki,
Brian grant, John Forbes, Manley
\ ; Uaromerren Cauet ie and Best Defenseman.......John Grant and
ee i Joe Marques - presented by Mr. John
Prony Best Goalie........Neilson Thomas Ellis on behalf of Elvins Equipment
: Best Defenseman....Brian Grant

-...Gabor Friscka
Most Valuable Player...Lee Callow Most Valuable Player a

Most Improved Player...Graeme Thomas Presented Dy, ne stl a aan Mies
> é Best Positional Player. Robbie NcCauley®! ©assiar Asbestos borp Lic.
vy | 5 Top Scorer...eeeeeeeeManley Guarducci Top Scorereceeeeeee BLOOK Watson, pre-
my ; Most Sportsmanlike Player.....John— sented by Mr. Norm Cosnett, on behalf
) i : ‘and David Forbes of the United Steel Workers Union.
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i Most Popular player...Manley Guarducci

: The Most Outstanding Player...Manley

' Guarducci ,presented
on behalf of the Power house. AI11

' trophies were presented by the ‘finor
hockey association with the exception

ns of the Most popular player award

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Most Sportsmanlike player.. Gordie Rowe
presented by Mr. Bob Watson for S &
J. Transportation.

Most Improved Player.....James Leckie
Presented by Mr. Jack Grant on behalf

of Cassiar Minor Hockey Assoc.
which was presented by Mr. Nitti on

behalf of Curtis Hoover Inc., and
| the Most Outstanding Pup Plaver which
was presented by the Cassiar Power
a House len.
Photographs shown are courtesy
| of Mr. C. Guarducci, on behalf of
Ciro-s Photo Studio.

Most Popular Player.....James Leckie

Most Outstanding Peewee Player......
Szilard Firscka, presented by Mrs
Overton on behalf of Cassiar
Minor Hockey

PEE WEE DIVISION

A winning league team of Bantam
and Midgét players made up a league
team again this year due to lack of
numbers.

League winning team was:
team of:

James Leckie,

Lions Club
S. Friscka, Brook Watson,
Robert Repolusk, John

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Presented by Nr. Nitti for Curtis Hoover. tost
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Overton presenting to Pup Division League Winners

Rushfeldt Memorial Trophy were: Grant
Overton, Graham Overton, Allan Massin,
David SGashe John Dennis, Gordie Lover-
in, and Floyd Joseph. Banka individual
awards went to:

Best Goalie Average.....Richard Knowles
Best Defenseman........Floyd Joseph
Most Sportsmanlike....Gordie Loverin
Most Improved.........Ken Cook

Top Scorer. emeeveveece - Gordie Kamlah

Most Valuable Plaver....lan Cartwright

All trophies in this division
were presented by Mr. A. Borsato on
behalf of Levitt Safety.

Most Popular Player award went to
Richard Knowles, presented by Mr.
Frank Nitti on behalf of Curtis Hoover.

MIDGET LEAGUE

Best Goalie.......-..-Grant Overton
Best Defense.....---.-Richard Prosser

Allan Massin
Top Scorer...ceeeeeeeeJOhn Nennis

Most Valuable.........David Ouash
Sportsmanlike....Graham Overton

Improved......--Reg Duke & Greg
Hudson

Positional........Jud Overton
Most Popular..seeeeese Rick Prosser

Best Allstar Defense....Ken Impereale

All awards in this division
presented by Mr. J. Grant on be-
of Cassiar Minor Hockey

were

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left to Right:

Mary. Jane Hudson,
Anderson, Heather

fs GIRLS' DIVISION

| Best Goalie........Heather Joseph
Best Defenseman....Earla Anderson
Best Forward.......Carin Tischler

Most Valuable......Birgit Guderjahn
Best Positional....Ellen Knowles

Most Popular.......Nonna Knowles
Top Scorers asks J.tind Tischler
Most Improved......!fary Jane Hudson

All the above awards were
presented by Mr. F. Nitti on behalf
of Phillips Travel,

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‘ The Manon Hockey Association
; would like to thank very much all
_ the sponsors for Minor hockey for
} their extended support to our club
this year in the way of donations
which enabled us to buy equipment,

Tina Tischler, Birgit Guderjahn, Irene
Joseph, Ellen Knowles, Donna Kmowles

pay for trophies and buy ice-time
in the Arena.

Thanks go to Cassiar Asbestos
Corp Ltd., Finning Tractor,
Scotty's Plumbing, Curtis Hoover,
United Steel Workers Union, Mrs.
Ann Stewart, Levitt Safety, Cassiar
Commmity Club, the Girls' hockey
team and to all others too numer-
ous to: ention who have contributed
to our club during the year with
time, money, and effort.

Thanks also to the Cassiar Arena
Staff, referees, coaches and timers
and to the Cassiar Cookerv who ‘have
always given us excellent se-vice
when required throughout the year
for tournaments and our wind-up
supper.

Thank you to Mr. C. Guarducci and
Ciro's Photo Studio for the excell-

ent photographs he donated to the
club.

NOTICE

It is the policy of the Cassiar Courier that all letters addressed
to the Editor shall include the signature of the author for publica-

tion.

6th ANNUAL
FISHING DERBY

STARTING DATE: May 19, 1978 -
12:00 Midnite
October 9, 1978 <-
12:00 Midnite
$3.00 for Members
$6.00 for Non-members

CLOSING DATE:

et ENTRY FEE:

Entry Fee must be paid 48 hours
y before entering fish.

Pp Entry Fees sold by Weighers.

SIX CATEGORIES: Lake Trout: .
Rainbow Trout
Grayling
Dolly Varden
Pike
Steelhead
TROPHIES FOR LARGEST FISH

FISHING BOUNDARY: North of. Bob Quinn
and South of Yukon Border (Along
Stewart Highway)

North of Muncho Lake and South of
Yukon Border (Along Alaska Highway)

OFFICIAL WEIGH-INS: Fred Cousins
| Pat Witwicki

t IF INSUFFICIENT ENTRIES, fees will
returned and Derby cancelled.

MUST HAVE CURRENT FISHING LICENCE?

Signatures can not be withheld by request. They MUST be published

|

Good Hope Lake
” REPOATS.....

(‘The Good Hope Lake Ladies Club
held their Bazaar on Saturday
May 13th from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m.
This was the first time these
ladies have ever had a sale of
this type. Tables included
baking, white elephant rummage
and crafts.

Draw for the patchwork quilt

H}in June.

nS ladies belonging to

‘throughout each year to raise

a |: money for all children of this
 Communaey. and should be highly

commended for their hard work:
and undying poe ee

this clubg Mexico, California, Caribbean,
club at Good Hope Lake work hard

BP NOES OME SEH, SPO et eS } a4

CASSIAR COURIER JULY 1978 13 ms

Telegraph Creek

Press

Release

Meetings between School District #87
superintendent, his-advisors, Members
of. the Dept. of Education, Dept. of
Indian Affairs and the Tahltan Band.

General Meeting Concerning the Build-
ing ofa new school

The Tahltan Tribal Couneil of northern
British Columbia met today with

School District #87(Stikine) and
rejected their proposal to renovate
and build on to the present
structure which is 30 years
has not been kept up during

schoo]
old and
that time.

The proposal as outlined by David Lynn
the District Superintendent of Schools,
was to renovate the existing school
-building and build the proposed new ad-
ditions.

-classroom for junior secondary school
students of 1200 sq. ft.

-a library of 600 sq. ft.
-administration area

-industrial education area of 1200 sa. ft.
-a gymnasium of 3130 sq. ft..

The total cost of this proposal was
$784,170.00. According to Mr. Lynn, the
School District was prepared to build
immediately. However, the Tribal Coun-
cil had hired an engineering firm which
recommended against renovating the old
structure to bring it up to acceptable
standards. The School District's engin-
eers recommended against building on to
the old building. Atthe present time,
the school is condemned by the Federal
Fire Marshall's office, by the Regional
Health officer and by the Tahltan people.

At the meeting, the Tahltan people and
the residents of the Stikine River Val-
ley were unanimous in their decision t
rejéet the proposal. Eighty (80%) per

cent of the money which the School Dis-

trict has offered for renovation of the
present structure is Federal Dept. of
Indian Affairs money which is paid to

the School Board on behalf of the Tahltan
tan tribe since 80% of the students in

attendance are Tahltan.

The position of the residents of the
area is still the building of a com-
pletely new school that will include
future needs when designed.

PHILLIPS |
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made by Jean Letourneau, Debbie

‘Passarell, Pearl Isberg and it Mrs, M. Nitti.

‘Beckie Reimche was held at a= 190 Zimmerman. St.

3:00 p.m. Our -congratulations Pe —— —

gO Out to Mrs. Margaret. eee a Uroa eS aad 718-7220

Pp eeea te Ron came Mined For All Your Travel Needs
4 rs. McCaughey is from

Gassiars iB. Cc. Local, Domestic & International

A conataen wale be made from Reservations & Tickets.

ra e€ proceeds, to the school ‘

at Good Hope Lake which will go Ward Air & ABC Charters for the U.K

towards the grade seven class

and their field trip to vane OU ver and Europe.

Holiday packages for Hawaii,

etc.

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Closed Tuesday afternoon & all day Sunday

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