Currently visiting at the Cassiar Asbestos Property are Mr. J. D. Christian, President and General Manager and Mrs. Christian, Toronto; Mr. G . W. Smith, Bell Asbestos Co. Ltd., and Mrs. smith, Thetford M ines Quebec; Mr. L. Rhys-Jones, James Handle & Co., and Mrs. R h ys-Jones, Sydney, Australia; and Mr. Malcolm Meyers, Certain Teed Ltd., Ambler, Pennsylvania.

WEATHER REPORT Month of June

Max. 70 degrees on the 8thMin. 26 14thDaytime Low 26 14thRainfall 1.49"Remarks - Generally overcast and cold for this time of year.

VISITORSH U G E R BOV WINS LION'S AWARDIt was a happy occasion for Roland Hilger when Brian Donner, Past pres­ident of the Lion's Club of Cassiar, presented the $100.00 Bond award to Roland who was considered by the committee as the student making the most effort in the 7-8 and 9 grades.Mr. Donner announced that the Lion's Club expected to present an award of a similar nature annually.Congratulations to you Roland'

A simple prescription for long life; "Keep Breathing."

Paul Collins - CHB - Montreal G. Read - Bucyrus Erie B . Travis - " "W. Smith - Square D B. Weaver - Canada Wire Rope G. Johnson - Can. Kenworth W. H. Fudge - J & P Coats Ltd.R. A. Younie - Wire Ropes Ltd.Stu Pattle - Dunlop Rubber Dick Dell - Copco

all of Vancouver D. Lamont - Yukon Sales Mr. & Mrs. K. Weller - Whitepass VY. Whitehouse - Territorial Supply

all of Whitehorse G. Neubauer - KW Dart Truck Co.,

Kansas City, Mo.

Most diets take the starch out of us

born to Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Orr. a son on June 2 4 t h 7 lbs. 9 oz.

Welcome to new staff members:Anne Medwid -- Mill Steno Geraldine Murray - store Cashier Philip Bateman - Garage Clerk James'Fleming - Machine shop Clerk Neill Gardner - Post Office Asst. Brian Frost - Royal Bank Teller

FAREWELL to Miss Pat Posynick, Lorna Wilson, Margaret Lane, Jackie Mac- Connachie, Mrs. H. Dilcher, the Cal­lender family, the Steinert family, the Hopp family and the Bourques.

Bishop Couders paid his last visit to the parish on the week-end of June 12th whan six of the local children were confirmed. This was followed by a luncheon in the church hall,

A miscellaneous bridal shower in honour of Valerie Kitchen was held on June 15th at the home of Mrs. jack Thornicroft.Valerie became the bride of Ernie Melnyk on June 26th In St. Basil's Catholic church, Edmonton. Art, Margaret and Cathy McAndrew attended the wedding and reception. The bride and groom are honeymooning on the west coast and will live at 270 Hunt Street upon their return to Cassiar.

Mr. & Mrs. J. Van Heel attended the Lion’s Annual convention the first week in June, held this year in Ketchikan, Alaska.Doug McKenzie spent ten days visit­ing at the home of his parents, Rup­ert & Marj McKenzie.Visiting at the Kamlah residence are Jerry*a parents, Mr. & Mrs. R. Kamlah of Ladner, B. C.Mrs. Bill Plumb and children ere visiting in Jasper with Barb's rela­tives.The Donner's, Brian, Lolly and the children leave for holidays on Thura, day and will motor to Regina to vis­it with Lolly's sister.Paul Ripco, accompanied by Alex and Marilyn Motuz will attend the Cal­gary stampede.Mr. & Mrs. Frank Gomes and children are holidaying in Vancouver.Gimmi Dezen is in Vancouver for a few weeks before sailing aboard the S.S . France to holiday in Italy.Our popular Bank Manager, Archie Campbell leaves Cassiar in about three weeks and will be transferred to a posting in the Vancouver area after a well-earned holiday.Replacing Mr. Campbell at the Royal Bank will be Mr. J. Wlllison.

Mr. & Mrs. Art M cAndrew and daughter Cathy are enroute to England and will sail aboard the S.S . Carinthia July 2nd., A Bon Voyage!!!! They will return by air in time for the opening of the school in September.Miss Heather McAndrew is holidaying in Vancouver and visited with the Ritchat family at Fraser Lake on the way down.Tom Dudas is holidaying in Mexico.

APPOINTMENTKan Pryor has been appointed Honor­ary Fire warden for the Cassiar- McDame District by the Department of Lands and Forests, Prov. of B. C.Any fires burning In the district should be reported immediately to Ken Pryor. Keep B. C. green.

A real friend is one who can tell you all his troubles - but doesn’t.

SAFETY COMPETITION HELD AT KAMLOOPSS;30 a.m. June 12 - Riverside Park .Your First Aid team is first on the field, captain Kinky Borsato warily leads the way toward the storage building on a large estate. An elder­ly caretaker can be seen trying to start a gasoline powered lawn mower. One of the judges is loudly demand­ing that the caretaker hurry up. A flash and a loud report end this di­alogue. The gas tank has exploded, ignited by a cigarette. The caretaker stumbles out of the building moaning and falls to the ground. "The game is on."The patient has to be examined for Injuries by the captain, who is di­recting his team in the meantime, one to bring supplies, another a stretch­er and blankets, another to send for medical aid and so on.Treatment for shock is started at once and examination shows that the victim has also to be treated for burns, a fractured Jew and an abdom­inal wound with bowel protrusion.Everything is soon organized and com­ing along nicely but close by a screen of spruce tress has been placed and now from behind them, there occurs another and louder ex­plosion, followed by screams of pain and cries for help.Our captain details a man to look after the injury case,takes help and runs around the screen of trees to take charge of another case.(None of our team would go through these trees We were all afraid they were a booby trap of some sort). Behind them is found a man on the ground who has walked, into an unguarded blast area, with extremely deleterious results to his person.His injuries consisted of serious hemorrhage, fractures to both upper limbs and both lower limbs and other wounds as well. Des­pite the extent, of these Injuries, your team was able to carry out

treatments, load the patient on the stretcher and remove him to the am­bulance in the time allotted. "Game over."In the senior men's class there were teams competing from the mines at Bethlehem, Craigmont, Bralorne, Kam­loops, Princeton and Cassiar. The team from Craigmont placed first and was eligible to compete in the B. C. finals held at Nanaimo on June 26th„The local team were: Kinky Borsato, captain, Lloyd Selk, Oliver Reid, Terry Treasure and yours truly. On behalf of the team, I wish to express our thanks to management for sponsor­ing the entry.

C. Church,Safety Engineer.

CUBBING - FATHER & SON NIGHTDespite wind, rain, snow and hail, twelve fathers including substitute "Dad" Bill Plumb and twenty-two Cuba gathered at the Gun Range on Wednes- dey night June 23rd for the 2nd An­nual 1st Cassiar Cub Pack Father «. Son Night. The weather dampened their clothes but did not have any bearing on the enthusiasm of the boys or their dads, nor on their appetites.A roaring campfire added to the spir it and all enjoyed the outing regard­less of the weather. This event end­ed another successful year of cubbing in Cassiar.Special thanks to Dave Cook, my assistant over the year, V ic Sorokow sky, my special instructor, Dr. Did- cott and Const. Geo. Flake, special instructors and the members of the Lion's Club who assisted as Badge Examiners. Thanks fellows.

Bob Lovell, Cubmaster

What a man doesn't know may not hurt him, but it can make him look pretty stupid.

MOVIES COMING TO THE THEATRE

July 2 UNSINKABLE MOLLY BROWN Colorscope

Debbie Reynolds - Harve Presnell5 KINGS GO FORTH B & W Tony Curtis - Frank Sinatra7 PRESSURE POINT B & W Sidney Poitier - Bobby Darren9 NIGHT FIGHTERS B & W Robert M itchum - Dan O'Herlihey

12 ACTION OF THE TIGER Colorscope

Van Johnson14 FOR LOVE OR MONEY Color Kirk Douglas - M itzi Gaynor16 SWORD AND THE STONE Color Disney19 OUTRAGE B & W Paul Newman - Claire Bloom21 HEY THERE ITS YOGI BEAR Color Animated23 TRUE STORY OF JESSE JAMES Color

scopeRobert Wagner - Hope Lange

26 WALK A TIGHT ROPE B & W Dan Duryea - Patricia Owens28 THE YOUNG RACERS Color Mark Damon - william Campbell30 FAIL SAFE B & W Henry Fonda - Dan O’Herlihey

SCHOOL PROMOTIONPrincipal Art McAndrew reports a successful year at Cassiar Element- ary school. Eleven students had per­fect attendance: Walter Comper, Alan Cook, Freddie Day, Adnan Elsafadi, Jutta Voss, Kenneth Donner, Kenneth Isaacson, Antonio Dionisio, Andre Rivard, Diane wood, Roland Hilger. From Grade 1 to 2;Marie Borsato, Walter comper, Rudy Day, Dino Fregonese , Betty Ann Gen­ialle, David Hopp, Teresa Kennealy, Kenneth pete, Mavis Pete,Eddie Reid, Blanca sohorcht, Andre Tischler, Darleen wood, Peggy Tomashewski. From Grade 2 to 3:Paul Caron, Jimmy Beguin, Alan Cook, Gordon Cook, Kenny Donner, June Lov­ell, Jutta voss.From Grade 3 to 4:Brenda Bourque, Lila Isaacson, John Irwin, Barbara Pete, Wilma Joseph, Margaret Massin, Brian Murdoch,'Laura Pete.From Grade 4 to 5;L aurie Hanley, Mark Donner, Herbert

Daum, Mary John, Bobby Lovell, Alex Joseph, Laurel Kennealy, Otto Kli­ment, Karen Murdoch.From Grade 5 to 6;Douglas cook, Doreen Zelisney,Denise Borsato, Leo Duri , Helen Joseph, Al­lan Callender, Judy Joseph, Kathleen Hanley, Sandra Irwin, Brian Caron, Barbara Tomashewski, Robert Storie, Robert Kennealy.From Grade 6 to 7 s Dale Bunce, Jackie Bodnaryk, Gerald Forbes, Johanne Rivard, Kenneth Is­aacson, Corrine Nitti, Dorothy John, Donna Irwin, Luc Rivard.From Grade 7 to 8:Diane Caron, Norman Dennis, Antonio Dionisio, Donald Hadley, Susan Hor­sley, Antonio Isidoro, Valdemar Isi­dore, Jack Nitti, Andre Rivard, Pat­ricia Storie, Diane Wood, Darlene Tomashewski, Marlene Tomashewski. From Grade 8 to 9:Lorraine Hallam, Kathleen McAndrew, Melvin Pete, Fred Velten, Donald Irwin.Frcm Grade 9 to 10:Richard Forbes and Roland Hilger.