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On January 25, 1974 a dinner was held
at the Directors Lodge in honour of visitors
from Head Office in Toronto, hosted by
Mn. & Mas. J. Murdoch.

The honoured quests were Ma. J.
Christian, President and Chainman of the
Board of Cassiar Asbestos and his wife, Lib,
Mr. C. Elliot, Vice President and Secretary
of the Board of Cassian Asbestos and his
Ma. Peter Steen, Executive

with us for a week was also present.

This meeting provided an opportunity
for Ma. Jack Christian and Mr, C. ElLiot
and Mn. P. Steen to become better acquainted
with members ofthe supervisory stakf and:
their wives, many of whom are newcomers.

This was also an opportunity to welcome!
Ma. Jack Thornicroft back to Cassian after
having been in the Toronto Office for two
and a halk uvears. ,

To the Cafeteria Stak who provided a
very delictous buffet dinner under trying -
circumstances, THANKS.

Welcome back to Mr. Jack Thornicroft on his
return to Cassiar from Toronto after many '
years in Cassiar and other areas of
Northern B.C. I guess the big city rat
race was too much; whatever the reason we
are all pleased to see you back.

BILL JONES, a new mine foreman, and his

wife Elaine come from Elkfond, B.C. Bike
and Elaine have two children, Daren in Grade
3 and Karen in Grade 1. The Jones Family
wWikk neside at 117 Connekl Drive.

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JOHN WILLOX and his wife Carok moved here
akk the way from Schegfgerville, Quebec,
however they are originally from B.C. John
4s also a new mine foreman. John and Carok

are making their home at 284 Carmacks Street.

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Cassiar
Motor Vehicle
The Town Administration Office is

temporarily selling auto insurance for the ©
British Columbia Government. |

Branch

This project. is for the convenience
of the residents of Cassiar and surround-
ing area. "ye

There will be a permanent Government
Agency established in Cassiar in the near
future to handle licences of all kinds
including motor vehicles and insurance.

If your vehicle is registered in B.C.
you will receive an APV-1 or APV-2 form
in the mail. If you have received your
APV-1 or APV-2 form from the Government
you can avoid the last minute rush by
having it processed now. You must have
B.C. auto insurance and 1974 decals by
the Ist day of March 1974 if you intend to
Operate your vehicle.

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TOWN COUNCIL NEWS

Under the direction of Corporal George

Humphrey and with the help of the Cassiar

Training Centre, the Town Council is
organizing a safe driving course. This
course offers an excellent way to improve

your driving skills and maybe it will en-

courage safer driving habits in Cassiar.

The course is tentatively programmed
for the month of April. If you care to
take part, please apply at the Town

Administration Office now.

Cassiar Town Council has started a
Welcome Wagon to welcome new families to
the town and to present them with a
brochure about the town's facilities in-
cluding the various clubs and organizations
that Cassiar has to offer. Also to provide
a helping hand to see that they will be-
come acquainted because even in a small
town like Cassiar new friendships take time

The Council intends to keep the snow
piles down as low as possible and will be
moving more snow off the streets as often
as the equipment becomes available.

Dear Editor:

I am one of the many who would like
to take this opportunity to thank Jim and
Janine Murdoch for going to all the trouble
to organize a most elegant evening. My
husband and myself have been to many dinner
parties but have never been entertained with
such open enthusiasm as was had at this
party for all the people of Cassiar.

The flowers selected for each of the
women were absolutely beautiful and one
couldn't have asked for more personal
service. Thanks to the ladies who gave of
their time.

Our compliments to the cafeteria and
staff for the most delicious sea food which
was arranged with such elegance, the punch
and the other drinks that were terrific.
The entertainment really suited the
The people mingled and everyone
had a wonderful time.

Anonymous _

‘Dear Editor:

“I would like to compliment you on the
last issue of the Asbestos Sheet. Of ail
the issues I have seen, it was by far the
most interesting with articles that appealed
to all members of the community. It could
be read from cover to cover with no loss of
interest. Congratulations on a job well

done, and let's hope you can maintain this
~. quality.

Sincerely yours,

Mary Lee Burns

As the years go by, our path through life
can be smoother if we have the serenity to
accept what cannot be changed, the courage
to change what should be changed and the
wisdom to distinguish one from the other.