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This event helped to continue the excitement of the
week when the following teams entered and attempted to
identify themselves at the Cassiar Broomball Champs.
Teams entered were: Quartz Creek Nuggets, Teachers,
Chinook, Cassiar Mountain Daredevils, Bunkhouse 92 and
Bunkhouse 93, Ski Club and the Cookery.

Every game was truly filled with suspense and I am
Sure that if you were to ask any player they would tell
you that Broomball is a very exercizing activity that
can get rough.

Every team put out an amazing effort but in the
final analysis it was Bunkhouse 93 that took the title
in a gruelling match against the persevering Chinook
Winds.

The match went into 2 period of overtime play and
Still the teams battled to a scoreless tie,

Finally, the tie was broken by Rene Beaulac of
Bunkhouse 93. Players for Bunkhouse 93 were: Rene
Beaulax, Terry Belisle, Briwn Davis, Pierre Fournier,
Andre Tremblay, Guy Robitaille, R. Urban, Terry Kean,
Charles Racine, A. Babiuk, Doug Dupont and Bill Deline.

In this single elimination tournament Drago
Lagarvsic lured David Quash into a checkmate after much
thought and skill. Drago won the $15.00 cash prize for
first place which he them donated back to the Community
Club. David won the consolation prize of $10.00.

Thanks goes out to Louise Thibeault who was the
convenor of the chess match.

Marching is a skill especially when it has to be ing
Everyone had a good time participating or -
The winning team was

union.
spectating this humorous event.
entered by the Ski Club.

BADMINTOL

For those that didn't get the chance to see this
event, you missed out on a swell evening of badminton
Competition. Marcel De Rouin and his wife Jennie played
a tremendous match with competitors John Drzimotta and
Tracy Zemenchik. Mr. § Mrs. De Rouin are to be
congratulated on their fine display of badminton skill
and team work. We also look forward to John and Tracy
advancing in their badminton skill and representing
‘Cassiar in future tournaments. Thank you Louise
Thibeault for your assistance as convenor of this event.

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SCULPTURE

The winners of the Snow Sculpture were:

Peter Schneeberger - $100 for a Polar Bear
Johnny Fiorella - $ 75 for a pair of Indian Heads
Bruce Wiseman - $ 50 for a Bon Homme

Pulling 600 lbs. was Bruno owned by Stanley

Boomhower. This event drew many spectators and was most
entertaining!

The efforts of Mickey Overton, hockey convenor were
very much appreciated as she organized the Pee Wees,
Bantams and Midgets. The kids sure enjoyed the oppor-
tunity to perform in front of a good crowd - surely we

can continue giving these teams our moral support by
attending any remaining games in the season.

CRAPS DISPLAY

Anna Ripco and all of the people that put on the
craft display are to be commended for such a beautiful
presentation of their handicrafts.

As you know the handicraft club meet regularly and
it is an ideal outlet to gain lots of ideas and help in
any endeavours you might like to embark on. For further
information regarding the Handicraft Club please contact
Anna Ripco at 778-7311.

Fibre Backing

At 707 Lbs. contests
Jim Cokkins, Brian
Davies, Don Lachnit

and Marv Van Cadsand
were declared winners.
‘With this weight the

» §Lbre bags were packed
;to the top of the

metak frame. The con-
best was Stopped at
this weight for safety
‘heasons. As a point

| 06 tnterest the winning
Pweight at the Whitehorse
Winter Carnival was 800
Lbs. Appreciation is

to be expressed to Paul
Clark, who organized the
| Schmoo Races, Dog Pull
and Fibre Packing events.

.

Pancake
Breakfast

Jack Grant and teaching staff pitched in on Sat-
urday morning of Winter Carnival Week to help Gayleen
Rattray and her committee of helpers to serve over 200
patrons who enjoyed a feed of pancakes, bacon, coffee
and juice.

All proceeds will go to the Students Council to sid
in its endeavours throughout the year.