The ASBESTOS SHEET will now be produced bv
the Town Administration Office in co-
operation with any volunteers who would be
willing to help in the preparation of this
paper. All articles, may now be submitted
to this office for publication.

For further information, call Arlene

Co-ops Are a Family Affair

Co-ops are like a muscle! The more people
use them - the stronger they become. And,
the stronger they grow the greater are the
burdens they can lift from members and
the larger is the heap of benefits they
can provide to those who use them.

For your general interest and information
the possibility of a Co-operative store in

Stefanishion at Extension 252. 2 : . : "oe
Cassiar 1s still in preliminary stages.

An enquiry committee are investigating and
searching for the answers that you want to
know.

Welcome Notes To:

SHIRLEY OAK, Time Office - Shirley comes
to us from Vancouver, B.C.

On behalf of the Whitehorse Star, I would
like to apologize for the improper place-
ment of pictures in last month's issue.

Thank You

We would like to express our sincere
appreciation to all residents who have made
made our stav in your fine community a
pleasant experience.

The friends and work associates who have
have contributed to our farewell partv
have made our last day in Cassiar truly
memorable.

CONSTABLE KEITH COLWILL, formerly of Ft.
St. James and replacing Grant Wereley who
was transferred to Ft. St. James.

MR. & MRS. J. MURDOCH formerly of Clinton
Creek. Mr. Murdoch was recently appointed
General Superintendent of the Cassiar Mine.

HENRY HAWKINS has been transferred from
Mine Foreman to Equipment Operator -
Instructor Supervisor.

Welcome back to Jim § Janine Murdoch. Mr.
Murdoch has been appointed General Super-
intendent of Cassiar Asbestos Corporation
Ltd. This is like old home week to a good
number of Cassiar residents as Mr. Murdoch
spent seven years in Cassiar as Mine Super-
intendent before moving to Clinton Creek.

Barney and Nargaret Kovacs

Hospital News

A "Thank vou' goes out to Dr. Chris Lam

from the Hospital Personnel for the pleasant

working atmosphere during his time here.

The reporters for the Asbestos Sheet
would like to extend their thanks to the
local R.C.M.P. detachment in Watson Lake
for the courtesies extended a couple

of Cassiar's local "squareheads" - was it
because they couldn't find their car -

or had they found it and couldn't drive
12222?

We would all like to send best wishes to
Dr. and Mrs. Lam for the future.

We would like to welcome the newest members
of the Hospital families -

Robert Scott Nicdernever
and
Dianne Jean Eeved