SUMMER PLAYGROUND ACTIVITIES

Again this year the Cassiar Community Club
will be sponsoring a summer playground
program for the youth of Cassiar. The
program will be open to children from 3 years
to 12 years of age.

The program will be conducted this year by
Mr. Tim Hurley, a third year physical
education student from UBC. He will be
assisted by Mrs. Madeleine Royds, R.N., and
by a group of teen councillors.

The Fort St. John District School Commission
has given permission for use of certain of the
facilities of the Cassiar Elementary-Secondary
School to assist in the program.

The program will consist of organized games,
athletics, hikes, swimming and handicrafts,
and will be supervised at all times.

In the near future the parents of the older
teens will be receiving a letter from Tim

Hurley outlining the program and asking.
whether their son or daughter would be
interested in being a councillor during the
period July-August. Children selected will be
paid for their services. A training program for
councillors will be held with an instructor from
the Quesnel School Board. This training will
take place about the 24th — 25th of June.

Parents of children between 3 and 12 who are
interested in having their children attend the
playground program are asked to reply
promptly to a circular letter which they will
receive on the subject early in June.

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GOODBYE and GOOD LUCK to:

The JENSEN FAMILY, who plan on a
holiday in Denmark, following which they will
settle in Vancouver.

MIKE MATHERS, who was employed in the
garage.

BRIAN WILKINSON, from the lab.

ED MacKENZIE, of the geology department,
who plans to join Conwest Exploration and
expects to be working in the Northwest
Territories this summer.

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If you watch a game, it’s fun.
If you play it, it’s recreation.
If you work at it, it’s golf.

Happiness isn’t everything. It won't
buy money.

BIRTHS

Congratulations to: (.

DAVE and ELYCE ROSE, whose son David
Jeffrey arrived on May 21st. Weight 5 Ibs. a a

TERRY and MARION HOPKINS, on the birin
of ason, Nigel Vincent, born May 25th.
Weight 7 Ibs. 2% oz.

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WELCOME TO:

The family of BARNEY KOVACS, Mine
Superintendent, who have just arrived from
the east.

MRS. DIANNE LANE, wife of Mike Lane of the
the accounting office.

FRANCOIS GOBEIL and family, from
Quebec. Francois is employed in the lab.

RICHARD LIP, who comes to Cassiar from
Ontario. Richard will be working in the
geology department.

ROSS ROWLAND, who will be employed in
the store.

BILL AVISON, who is paying a return visit,
having worked here in 1966-67. Welcome .
back, Bill. Ps : f

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DEPARTING TO CLINTON in the past
week or two were:

JIM MURDOCH, recently appointed General
Superintendent of the Clinton Mine.

EVELYN BARTZ, who will be employed in
the office at Clinton.

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NOTICE :

There is a Boy Scout ‘‘Arctic Jamboree”
planned for August 3rd to 10th at Yellow-
knife, N.W.T. Free transportation is provided
from Whitehorse to Yellowknife and return.
There is a $50.00 camp fee charged for each
boy. Interested parents may contact Gerry
Lane for further information and application
forms.

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REMINDERS.......

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June f e Father's Day.

June 25th is the date of the federal election.
Be sure to take time out and vote.