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Curling is in full swing for another season.
Over 100 members have joined up, and 2
successful social evenings have been held. —
As in previous years, events are being run
lasting about 3 weeks each. One difference
this year is that there are league games on
Sunday. Saturday is the only day free for
practice. Memberships are $15 for singles
and $25 for family. Fred Venzi is available
‘most nights for collecting membership dues,
and for selling brooms. If he isn’t, one or

_ another of the following executive members
will be. The ladies in the canteen can a
help you out.

President. Peter Brosseau
Vice President Al Kutsche
Secty-Treasurer Fran Barker
Membership/Chairman Fred Venzi
Draw Chairman John Forbes —
Rules Chairman Rupert McKenzie
Ice Chairman, Danny Demitri
Prize Chairman Frank Nitti.
Social Chairman Tom Lobbes
Canteen Chairwoman Hilda Voss

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ARENA ASSOCIATION NEWS

The Arena Association has issued notices
stating that they hope to have ice in the
skating arena by December 16th. We hope

_ they have too, we are anxious to watch all
the hockey action that is planned between
the new teams this season — — Junior and
Senior. A coffee-bar has been set up for
this season, inside the rink, bleachers are
waiting for spectators to sit on, and rumour
has it that some of the young girls are
thinking of becoming hockey Cheerleaders,
besides the Majorettes. Lots of action is
forthcoming, if only the weather would co-
operate.

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SKI CLUB NEWS|

It is hoped that by the end of the week
starting December 8th the ski hill will be _
fully in operation. All members and inter-
ested new members are invited to ski any
_ night the lights are on and on Satu irday &
Sunday. Within the next few weeks an extra-
dinary general meeting of the club will be
lled for the purpose of settling ski tow
times for 1969-70, and to review the schedule
of membership fees.

~ Club and

This: ‘year it is te set up Nancy
Greene ski teams for young skiers in Cassia
Would those children interested in joining
the teams please let Mrs. Lees know at the
school or Mr. George Barker at 778—7267
after 5:00 p. m.

With | the approach of regular use of the ski
it hill, would ALL owners and operators of |

SKI-DOOS please ensure that they are NOT

- DRIVEN ON THE SKI SLOPE. Likewise, _

would all people on foot please keep off the ©
slope. The ski club is not trying tobeun- |
sociable, but ski-doos and people walking
cause holes in the slope wh’ ich create a
critical safety hazard to people skiing.

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We wish people a happy, safe ski season, and

request everyone's co-operation.

J. J. Lees — President

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vee sganabted “0 ee Soatiiar ie The
executive is trying very hard to secure. a live
orchestra for this occasion, and have adver-
tised in 3 different towns. Results are not.
known yet, but at any rate, there will be a
dance. Admission will li likely be. charged and
refreshments will be served. ‘An age limit of
21 and over will be set. Watch for posters
to be issued when more details are forth-
coming. Everyone come out and enjo a gala
NEW YEAR'S PARTY at the rec centre this ©
New Year's,

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A CHRISTMAS, TREE i is planned also by
the Company, Community Club and the
Union, for the children of Cassiar from ages
one day to 12 years. This will be held on.
December 20th at 1:30 p.m. in the rec
centre. Bring your children, Santa Claus"

will have gifts for them all.

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On the evening of December 20th, a T een
Dance will be held, from 7:30 to 11:30 p.m.
Teens in Cassiar are welcome, and ‘the 20
year olds are welcome if they receive
invitations. The Company, Community

| Union are co-sponsors of this

dance as well as the Christmas Tree. ‘Turn

out teens, and enjoy yourselves. :

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