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The 2930 CASSIAR LIONS ARMY CADET CORPS will hold
OPEN HOUSE in the Youth Centre at 230 Kennedy Street on
Monday, September 27th 1976 at 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Adults, parents, teenagers and children interested in
discovering more about Cadets are welcome to attend, have
coffee, pop and doughnuts, view the Cadet equipment on
display, seé a movie and discuss the 1976-77 Training
Program.

The aim of the Cadet movement is to develop in
youth the attributes of good citizenship, promote
physical fitness and stimulate interest in the Armed
Forces of Canada. :

There are now 62,000 Cadets enrolled in 966 Cadet
Corps, from the east coast of Newfoundland to Vancouver
Island and as far north as Cambridge Bay.

Army Cadet training encompasses leadership,
communications, mountaineering, survival, first aid and
marksmanship.

Teenagers who qualify for membership in 2930 RCACC
will be entitled to the following privileges: uniform
and kit valued at over $100.00; use of a cadet hall and
range in the Rec Hall every week; allowed to participate
in weekend exercises; fan flying over Cassiar and

' Surrounding area; flights to the B.C. Northern Winter
Games and to other citizenship activities; inter-
corps travel, rifle and sports competitions and cadet
camps in the summer - all of which is provided to the
cadet at no cost to himself or his/her parents.

If you wish further information about Cadets, about :

who may join, what we plan for this year call Captain
Paul Wood - 778-7236 or Lieutenant Doug Dupont -
778-7297, evenings.

We feel that our Cadet Corps has a great deal more
to offer now than ever before. Come out to our first
Open House and see for yourself!

CAPTAIN PAUL WOOD

Cassiar
ARMY CADETS

OPEN HOUSE - SEPT 27

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AS OF MARCH IST. ALL OVERDUE BOOKS WILL BE SUBJECT
TO A FINE OF 2¢ PER DAY, UNLESS LIBRARIAN IS INFORMED FOR
AN EXTENSION OF THE BOOK,

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To all new employees. who wish to join the Library.
You must pay a $10.00 deposit to take any books out.
This is refunded whenever you leave Cassiar providing
your books are all returned.

KEEP YOUR LIBRARY CARD

If you leave Cassiar and the Library is not open,
take your books and library card to the Town Adminis-
tration Office and you will receive your refund.

If you are not finished a book in the 2 weeks
period, inform the Librarian and she will give you a
time extension, otherwise you will be fined.

Thank you for your co-operation.

Welcome to Miss Sherry Witwicki who has taken over
the responsibilities as our Public Librarian. Miss
Witwicki has had 4 years library experience and we are
happy to have her special talents in our community.

Miss Suzette Pinto will be acting helper.

Now is the best time to start losing those summer
pounds, "think of Christmas". The Shims Club is starting
up again on September 15th at 8:00 p.m. in the Old
Lions Room - come and join us and see if we can help you.
We not only have diet advice, we have beauty counselling,
hairdressing advice, in fact most things to help you feel
better and look better. Give us a try!

7 Tourcete Prayer

Heavenly Father, look down on your humble tourists
doomed to travel this earth, mailing postcards and walk-
ing around in drip-dry underwear. We beseech you that
our planes be not hi-jacked, our luggage not lost, and
that our over-weight baggage go un-noticed. We pray
that the phones work, the operators speak our tongue,

and that there is no mail waiting from our children caus-
ing us to cancel the rest of our trip. Lead us to good
unexpensive restaurants, where wine is included in the
price of the meal. Give us strength to visit museums
and cathedrals but if we skip historic monuments, to take
a nap after lunch, have mercy on us, for our flesh is
weak. Protect our wives from bargains they cannot afford
Lead them not into temptation for they know not what
they do. Keep our husbands from looking at foreign
women and comparing them to us. Save our husbands from
making fools of themselves in Night Clubs and please do
not forgive them - their trespasses, for they know
exactly what they do. And when our tour is over, grant
us the favour of finding someone who will look at our
home movies and listen to our stories.

This little "Prayer" poem was given to my Mother before
she left New Zealand and we thought it most appropriate

for this time of the year. . ‘ “4
Laurie Fitzsimmons