10 CASSIAR COURIER MAY 1978

CASSIAR COURIER MAY 1978 11

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Hospital Happenings”

Happiness is welcoming all those
lucky people back from holiday---
Helen and Ian Reid from Hawaii,
back sporting healthy tans.
Rudy and Carole Gasparelli, from
Ontario, visiting family and friends.
Jim and Jean Faught and family
from Vancouver Island, where they
all enjoyed their Ferry rides and
~visit to the museum.
Nano and Roy Hudson from Mexico,
where they not only got lovely tans;
but also realized the dream of a
lifetime. Talk about fish stories-
who can best this one? A Marlin,
weighing 460 1lbs.- a combined effort
lasting 4 hours to land this great

Jan Anderson has gone to Prince
George for the next six weeks to The
join Norman Day, who is taking has
third year electrical apprentice
course. Enrico Serravalli is also
taking the same course.

let'sgo FLY A KITE!!

With the advent of milder weather and
the resulting increase in time spent
out-of-doors, there are probably a num-
ber of youngsters and dads out there
who have given some thought about build-
ing a simple kite. The classic "two-
sticker" is the most common variety to
be found bobbing around on the summer
breezes, and following are a few help-
ful hints to aid you in putting togeth-
er such a kite that will offer hours of
fun.

First, of course, you will need two
light sticks to form the vertical mast
and the shorter horizontal spar. Be-
low is a diagram showing the suggested
sizes and positioning of these two

CASSIAR
Bits & Pieces

Congratulations to Marie Borsato and
Wally Drzimotta on their recent
engagement.

Don't forget on May 28 Anna Guarducci
and her ballet pupils will be putting
on a ballet performance. There will
also be an Irish Dance performed at
this concert. “uae

Gina Duri is off to Italy on May 10
for approximately 6 weeks. Later
Robert and son Leo will be joining
her and they will celebrate their
25th wedding anniversary there on
June 15.

Judy and Bob Fitzsimmons were out
recently house hunting in Salmon Arm.
They will be transferred July 1.

Word has been received from the East

that Frank Clarke passed away a few Congratulations to the new Lioness

executive elected at a recent meeting. sticks.
rize. months ago. Seems like onl ; 5 : ayaa
P 2 be eae ae otal pled anechitnl or Rita Brown is president, Christine
ces DArEulbuLl te ives aortas 1968 LeClair vice-president, Marlene
y y é Readman treasurer, Pat Lamacraft

secretary and three directors, Hilda
Cooper, Mary Tomashewski and Shirley
Koza. Their first big venture is the
Turkey Dinner delivered to your home
on May 14th, Mother's Day, for $2.50 —
per plate.

That smile on Don Miller's face isn't
because spring is here. Sandy Craw-
ford is back again for the summer
university break. She received her
B.A. this year 4nd is now thinking
of taking a year off before going
into Law.

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Hotés FOR
FLYVINME LINE

Ray and Charlene Lahti were in for a
week-end visit recently with Gerry
and Chris Doran.

Nice to see Ed Thirlwell back after
his hospital stay in Vancouver.

Pictured above are some of the girls from the Grade 4 class serving
tea to the ladies at the recent bake sale.

SCHOOL NEWS

The Grade 4 class is well on its
way to reaching its fund-raising
goal in efforts to go to K'San,.

Many thanks are due to many kind
folks who have donated their time
and energies to help. Special thanks

Familiar faces back for the summer NEW PEOPLE

from university are Jutta Voss and
Walter Comper from University of
Victoria, Philip Minnard from Simon
Fraser University and Shelly Overton
and Gordon Giles from U.B.C.

BXL Explosives at 266 Hunt St.
Mr. & Mrs. Jim McCurdy and family of
* 510 Malozemoff Ave.
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Pilon and family at
518 Malozemoff Ave.
._Mr. & Mrs. Bob Stewart and family of
751 Malozemoff, Finning Construc—
tion Manager. :

her time and talent to produce the
gorgeous plant hanger for first
prize which was won by Chris Doran.
Vivian Cousins and Nada Carin pro-
vided a needlepoint cushion won as
second prize by Evol Shuffler and

Rumor has it that Cam Church, who
was personnel supervisor in Cassiar
and later in the Vancouver office,

Fasten the two sticks together tight—-

We hear that two members of our
part-time staff had an enjoyable.
time Curling at the Fairbanks Bon-
spiel. Where are all your prizes
Mary and Hine, or did Erin keep them
all?

until his retirement, will be get-
ting married in June. Congratula-
tions and good wishes, Cam.

LeClair on their marriage on May 12.

The reason Laurie Geddes is looking

Congratulations to Bill and Christine

Jim Doucet of Clinton Creek - New Town-
site Foreman. os ‘

(DESERTERS)

Bob McLennon and family of 644 Bate-
man Street
Mr. & Mrs. Reg Curtis and family of
324 Bateman St.

ly by wrapping them with a thin cord

such as fishing line, and then reinforcé

the joint with a génerous coating of

glue. Before. the glue sets, a sheet of
writing paper can serve as a square to

check that the spar and mast are at
right angles to each other.
Now you can outline the kite by ty-

to Nada Carin for organizing our
Bake Sale and Tea. Also, thanks is
due to Sherrie Scott for her
secretarial services for this day.
The raffle was a great success.
(Mrs.) Helen Reid, proprietor of
the Cassiar Macrame Shop at 507
Malozemoff, most generously donated

Doreen Clements took home a beauti-
ful cake decorated by Norma Beacham
as third prize.

A hearty thanks from all of us for -

your help and support.

The Grade 4 Class

so glum these days is because Susan
‘is away with Jason for a visit to
his grandparents in Montreal and
London, Ont. She will be back at the
end of May.

Mr. & Mrs. John Hutson and family of

We also hear that Judy and Bob 751 Malosenokl Ave.

Fitzsimmons have found a lovely new
home in sunny Salmon Arm, B.C., prior
to Bob's transfer in early July. 3

Congratulations to Carole Styres
and her partner, Barbara Cameron on
their recent opening of "Creations"=
we wish them every success in their
new venture,

ing a line around the four stick ends.
Actually, it's a good idea to file a
small notch in each end for the line to
fit in, and use a blob of glue to set
the line in place. Do not pull the
“line so tight that it warps the frame.
Next, spread out the kite covering on
-a table or the floor and put the out-
lined frame over it. The covering can

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‘After you have crossed out the flower names, read the message in
the unused letters.

Brian Chandler's mom and dad spent
a week in Cassiar on their way home
to London, England after a Hawaii

@ vacation. Seems Brian won a trip for

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hare,
of 665 S. Brown Street, April 21,

AGOSERIS

Anne Commolly, recently returned Ztwo to Hawaii at our New Year's Eve a son, Sean Michael, 6 lbs. 3 oz. be as easy to find as a sheet of news— ARCTIC RASPBERRY
from Prince George, B.C. where she Dance and treated his mom and dad to paper, but you may want to scare up BANEBERRY \ /
attended a Workshop, sponsored by $a wonderful vacation. | Yj ¢ ¥ some very light cloth instead, as it BLUEBELL
the Workmen's Compensation Board on (Y ings will make the kite a lot more durable. ,/BUCKBEAN
a Computerized Audio Programme. girs. Isaaks is here from Chilliwack Draw an outline of the kite on your BUTTERCUP Fea
The three new "faces" at the $ Visiting her son and daughter-in- Married April 21, 1978, Risto Saarikko choice of covering, making sure it's CUTTERWORT \ YRREBPSARC.ITCRAP
Hospital during the past month were: Qlaw, Ed and Mary, and grand-daughter and Joyce Sherwood. J. Hockhausen about an inch oversize so that you'll CINQUEFOIL A-G IeNrQ)U-E F-O05L L) By LOGweP.
Dr. Willie Cheyne, of Vancouver,B.C, $Caroline. A performed the ceremony. have enough to fold over later. COLUMBINE IRMINTUPACLLUKSEA /
who relieved during Dr. Gasparelli's - Once you've cut the covering to its DRYAS RETOR O WERE UB Lope Ss. S
vacatian, $8o0b and Sharon Walker have Bob's dad, Many thanks to all who made our wed- right dimensions and made notches for FIREWEED OV: T4O.LE TB EVA S°T.H EYS
Agnes Riediger, formerly of Clinton $Jim Walker, here from Victoria for a ding a unique and memorable day. where it fits around the stick ends, FLEABANE WLEYLILDNOPERATLU
Creek and now Whitehorse, who filled visit. He is no stranger to Cassiar Special thanks to Jeanie, Wayne, Brian, you can fold that extra inch over the GREEN LILY IVAETHAGOSERJIS SE
in for some of the Nursing Staff. as he had worked in this area off Rolly, George, and Mr. and Mrs. outside string frame and glue it down. JJ INDIAN PAINTBRUSH LSi BUN bape Le eeMeGiG Pape Par
Hazel Peters, who relieved Laurie, and on for twenty-one years with Chandler. Now the flying line can be attached LADYS SLIPPER EcGoRV bebe Ne Leleney sk Ue Rr
for her extended debushing! Cal-Van Engineering. ; i _where the mast and spar intersect. | LUPINES OOIROEALORYPPEPO
Last but not least, Laurie and Joe Helier), Sheth Han eiee Gummed reinforcing rings (the kind used JJ MINT WTPHBUCKBEANEWDW
Fitzsimmons spent three weeks visit- Harvey Miller, Brian Garrett and for looseleaf notebooks) can be used to ® NETTLE HR, S° ES) C.00LsU Mo Bid Ni BURGE
ing Joe‘s parents in Ireland and by the rest of Humphrey Construction ie aa ey ape py en strengthen the holes in the covering NORTHERN BEDSTRAW ETUOENBANEBERRYR
all reports had a nice holiday. Joe crew have left. Now that curling has sna eau oa y where the line passes through. PASQUE FLOWER RLADYSSLIPPERIAJ
; Altay 3 information - such as trips out or % 5
returned via Vancouver leaving Laurie $ finished, both Harvey and Brian are PUES iy ee) i Pe) Be one: Finally, there’s the tail to add. A 4% PIPSISSEWA BO:E Let T ENA B AE OL FSi ¥
to her own resources in Edmonton. looking forward to some golf in Van- i 5 ; long, light tail is best. Try about 8 & POND LILY NORTHERNBEDSTRAW
in! RUG URE AMRIT MERLE IS SAT Gt to 10 feet of fishing line with crepe {f PYROLA
Never again. On Sunday, April 23rd '@ couver. Lee Coran at. 205 Smith Street, phone Ee f°) aN ; a cep. HSURBTNIAPNAIDNI
Laurie awoke from a sound sleep to —— Beamer 4 paper bows tied into it every 10 inches, QUEENS CUP “a
find herself engulfed in the fire at HOLIDAYERS rs or so. -Gummed rings are again used to ¥ ROSE

the King Edward Hotel. Escaping by strengthen the holes where the tail is

tied to the bottom of the kite, espec-

Sandy Kemp and John Dowle are on a SKULLCAP

SPIREA

(with her new coat and her purse

of Mexico. Sid and Terry Tschritter

a window and dow a fire ladder for text trip to Texas and the Gulf

around her neck!) She was fortunate
to make it unharmed. Not all of us |
have such exciting endings to our
holidays - welcome home Laurie! -

and family are holidaying in Prince
3 ceorge while Joe and Ivy Ellis are
Soff to England for their vacation
Sand Joan Chwelos is in Victoria.

Marriage is popular because
it combines the maximum of temptation
with the maximum of opportunity.

GEORGE BERNARD SHAW

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ially if you've used paper for the

maiden flight!

covering.

Well, that's it--she's ready for the
Happy flying, and watch

out for those power lines and trees!!

THRIFT
VIOLET
WILLOW HERB
B YARROW