WELCOME to

BRIAN LUNTY, Geological Technician.
Brian hails from Edmonton.

CST. ED KOKOSKA and Family who have
replaced the Jacksons on the Cassiar RCMP
detachment.

DR. R. BISSOONDATT and Family. Dr.
Bissoondatt is relieving for Dr. Navin who
is On vacation.

RON SAVARD from Rouyn, P.Q. who is in
the Engineering Department.

GEORGE & GERALDINE BARKER from
Vancouver. George is Lab Supervisor.

ELIZABETH TROUGHTON who is back
nursing in Cassiar, after several months in
Vancouver.

CARL BAYAN, back in the exploration
department for the summer, after a winter
at university in Seattle.

A SPECIAL HELLO AND WELCOME to
DR. & MRS. J.C. GUNST who travelled
from Holland to attend their daughter
Anna's wedding.

GOOD BYE & GOOD LUCK to
DAVE LUBBERS, who will be working for
Granisle Copper.

DON MacQUARRIE, now working in Calgary.

JOHN KEMP & VAL WARTON whose
destination was undecided.

GOTFREID HARTUNG, Kitchen Supervisor
who has returned to Vancouver.

KARL SCHULTZ and Family, on their way
to Granduc.

LES ALGUIRE has left the Test Lab.

CST. DAVE JACKSON & Family have
been posted to Prince George.

CONGRATULATIONS on the following
transfers to Staff

GEORGE BREMERT — Cardex Clerk.

CLAUDE MARSEILLERS — Kitchen Supervisor

ALAN REDENBACH — Research Lab
Technician

CONGRATULATIONS to

JOSEPH & EMMA HAYES whose daughter
was born on June 4th. Emma Annie weighed
7 Ibs. 6% oz.

On June 8th, Anna Maria was born to BOZO
& NEDILJKA COLAK. She weighed 7 Ibs.
8% oz.

Be HEHE NH HF

The Girl Guides, Brownies and Ranger
groups enjoyed a very busy season in Cassiar
this past year, and we have several highlights
from these groups.

On June 5th a Mother & Daughter Banquet
was attended by 75 mothers, girls, leaders
and guests, and badges and certificates were
presented to girls in all groups. Girls 7 — 10
years old are invited to join the Brownie
group and learn all the fascinating things
taught by Mrs. Overton and her helpers.
Mrs. Akey distributed badges to the guides
who earned them, and encouraged interested
girls aged 10 — 14 to join the Girl Guide
group. The Rangers, aged 14 and up, would
like to see more young ladies join their
group and learn cooking, sewing, home
nursing and many other skills, taught by
Mrs. Maxson.

In May, A Mothers’ Day Tea, sponsored by

the Parents Committee was held and was

very successful. Proceeds from this tea and

the other efforts by the girls, plus help from
the Cassiar Lions, will see 4 young guides off
to Guides Camp at Taylor, B.C. The lucky
girls are B. Tomashewski, M. Massin, L. Maxson
and G. Maxson. Thanks to the girls the

Lions and the parents for allowing the girls

this opportunity.

A weekend camp out for the Guides and
Rangers was held May 31 — June 1. Though
it rained and shortened the trip by a day, it
was fun and the girls enjoyed themselves.
That same weekend the Brownies picnicked
at Chain Lake and were lucky enough to
escape the rain.

Brownie, Guide and Ranger groups all over
Canada enjoy a large variety of interesting
and knowledgeable teaching by interested
and knowledgeable leaders. Why not join
your age group when they start up again

in the fall.