‘The Lions Club have. cleaned up the
beach area at Chain Lake and would. appreci-
ate everyone's co-operation to keep it in
that state, new signs will be painted and
put up.

Vito Demitri will be President for the
coming season, due to W. Zelisney's m move
from Cassiar.

The Lions have again presented a One

- Hundred Dollar Bond to the best student. in
the secondary grades. Miss Diane Caron has
received this award.

ROYAL BANK STAFF CHANGES

BOYD TOPEAM left on June 29th for Richmond,
B.C.
BILL THOMPSON, arrived June 23rd.

AT THE COOKERY

Congratulations to PIERRE DES JARDINS, who
has no taken over his duties as Chef
since JOHN SABA left for another position.

When his first mate got drunk, the Captain
of a steamer duly noted it.in the ship's.
log. The mate objected but. the Captain
insisted that anything. written. in the log |
myst stay there. A few days later the
Captain took sick and the first mate had
to keep the log. His first entry read,
"The Captain was sober today",

(At least it's a variation of, "Have you
quit beating your wife, yes or no?)

GOODBYE AND GOODLUCK - to those who have
left us for other places and other jobs
- to the RETTICH, ZELISNEY, and SCHORCHT
families, to BOYD TOPHAM and JOHN SABA,
our best wishes..e.

TO OUR TSACHERS who will continue their
work in other parts of the north....
KAREN Kuil who will be teaching at the
Indian Village of Pelly River,

ROSEMARY MACDONELL who will be teaching
in Whitehorse, and to KATHY KUIL, who has
been visiting her sister and now returns
to her home in Oregon,

i” ds Oa ee he a Oe ge ae ee ee” pala

“FRONTIER WOLLEGE

~ *. Archie Gaimpbell,: Prokticr’ Coegé “siger

visor, hitch hiked into Cassiar, Friday _.
afternoon, June 24th. The object of his
visit. was to inspect the program offered
here by the Frontier College instructor,
Jon Broadberry and to offer suggestions
for the improvement of the F.C. program in
Cassiar. His reports indicate that he is
well impressed by all that he saw, both of
the students and the co-operation offered
by the Company. He left for Whitehorse
the following morning.

The staff of Frontier College has been
enlarged by one more instructor, John
Kudryk, engineering student from the U. of
Alberta, Edmonton, who is teaching Trigo-
nometry.

Information regarding classes can be
obtained from either Jon Broadberry or
John Kudryk, also any demand for courses
not presently being taught will be satis-
fied to the best of their ability.

Offers of any students to teach on the
staff of Frontier College will be welcomed
by Jone

Addition to Timetable (printed last issue)

Saturday & Sunday
9: 00. - 10:00. Pella - Algebra

JULY 1st - DOMINION’ DAY

We know everybody goes away on the July
lst weekend, but just in case there are
some of you around, Frontier College will
arrange for that weekend, some sports and
chess tournaments, as well as a public
lecture, "Preparation for Confederation -
1866" which will be given by Jon Broadberry
in the downstairs Clubroom at the Community
Centre on July lst at 3:30 p.m.

We're all getting a lot of publicity
about the Centennial celebration next year
and it just occurs to us’ that there should
have been just about as mich activity going
on about now...100 years. ago...as the
'Fathers of Confederation’ pressed for the
passing of the British North America Act, .
and which finally came into force on July ©
1, 1867. (How about an alternative title
Like 11866 and all that'? - Ed.)

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