AbshestosSheet

VOL 1 NUMBER 1

Members of the Old Timer's Hockey Team
who played a hilarious game during the
Funarama Night - see story on nage 13.

CCC.

ANNUAL MEETING

The Annual General Meeting of the
Cassiar Community Club was held on January
29 at 7:30 p.m. and the attendance of 80
members was better than usual despite the
cold weather of 40° below.

President Graham Baker opened the
meeting by thanking the club committee for
their support during the 1973 season.

The secretary treasurer read the fin-
ancial statement which showed a definite
increase in revenue for the year and the
committee was able to reduce the club
liabilities from $30,000 down to $6,000.00.
At the same time it was pointed out that
during the 1973 year, there were no major
improvements made to the recreation
facilities.

Elections were then held to fill the
vacancies of Vice President and two commit-
tee members. Mr. A. Borsato was elected
Vice President and Mr. R. Wilson and
Mr. A. Ebbinghoff were elected as committee
members for a period of 2 years. Mr. J
Murdoch appointed Mr. S. Tarasuk as the
secretary-treasurer and Mr. R. McKenzie as
the Company Representative.

President Graham Baker appealed to. the
members for their support in the coming
year and proposed that there may be some
changes made in the Constitution of the
Community Club.

The present Constitution was drawn up
some 20 years ago and was quite adequate at
that time. However there have been a few
minor changes made over the years and the

changes being proposed are 10 years overdue.

FEBRUARY, 1974

CASSIAR ,BC.

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Frank McLean with two happy clowns,
Ray ''Pee Wee'' Lawti & Graham Baker.

WEATHER REPORT

WARMEST DAY - January 25 & 27: 25°

COLDEST DAY - January 16: 46° below 0
JANUARY'S SNOWFALL - 24.75 inches
TOTAL SNOWFALL AS OF FEBRUARY 6: 90 inches

Over the past years the Asbestos Sheet
has- been printed in magazine form, but we
are having difficulties in having the paper
printed due to the type of paper and in the
production due to the work involved at our
printers.

We are planning to have future editions
produced in the more common newspaper form.
Our printer promises to deliver our news
faster - one weeks delivery compared to
four - and consequently our news would be,
in fact, news, instead of ancient history.

We regret the cnange but we believe
that the advantages of a new format will
be well worth it.

We would appreciate your comments.

ASBESTOS SHEET STAFF

Runert McKenzie
Vivian Cousins
Marlene Wood
Paul Wood