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Best Wishes for a happy future are extended to Mr.
and Mts. George McLeod as they Leave Cassianrn after three
years. George was Chieg Engineer while working for
Cassian Asbestos Corp. Ltd. The McLeods are making their
new home at Tasu, Queen Charlotte Islands. The McLeods
were active 1n the community; they curled, played Bridge
and George was on the Library Board and President of the
Curling Chub for 1972-73.

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Fawelk to Terry and Sharon Mathews. They will be
messed greatly as Terry was one of Cassiar's Volunteer
Firemen and Sharon was the hair stylist for the past

three years and always tried to please .everyone.

Terry came to Cassian in January of 1971 and started
as a mechanics helper up on the hill and then became a
mtlwright mechanic apprentice, working in the mine,
machine shop and milk. Terry was successful this year
and graduated in September with his Tradesman Papers.

Terry and Sharon ane Leaving for Bombay, India on
December 9th for a four month holiday, to tour north and
South India although Terry originates from Mysore in the
South. On arrival back to Canada they phan to settle
down Somewhere in southern B.C. on Alberta.

May much happiness and God's blessing follow you
wherever you go.

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Gerry Roberts drove the manhaul up the hike for many
years but decided he needed an adventure 40 he went to
Stewart, B.C. His Smile and humour will be missed by the
men who rode with him, along with all his friends. - Gerry,
we akk wish you much happiness for a bright future.

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MR« CONNOLY HAS TAKEN ON THE CASSIAR BARBER SHOP

AND IT WILL BE OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK, MONDAY TO SATURDAY
AFTERNOONS FROM 2 TO 5, EVENINGS FROM 6 To 9,

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Western Canada Lottery Bulletin

ACKNOWLEDGMENT RECEIPTS - As you all know we
have experiencéd considerable difficulty with late or
nondelivery of acknowledgement receipts.

_ We are endeavouring to improve this situation for
series AB but first some background- knowledge would be
helpful to everyone to that we can all try to improve ©
the operation. °

When sold books arrive at our Victoria office they
are processed as quickly as possible and mailed to
Manitoba. }

_ In Manitoba the acknowledgement receipts are
affixed to an envelope by a machine and are delivered .
to the post office for distribution within three work
days. They are mailed third class and delivery should
take from 21-28 days.

_ _. The envelope is date stamped on the reverse Side
indicating the date on which the ticket was processed
assuring the ticket purchaser that the ticket was in
the current draw. .

Each ticket from the book is key punched - that is
the number of the ticket, area of Sale, agency, and
other information is entered into the computer by an
operator for accounting and control purposes.

When a ticket buyer does not get a receipt, we
can enquire by telex to Manitoba to see if the ticket
number has been key punched. When we get the answers
(usually the following day) we send the purchaser a
green post card first class mail advising him of the
result. (Eventually we will be able to enquire directly
into the computer and get an immediate answer. )

After key punching, the tickets are locked in -
sealed containers and held in a vault for the draw.

We must keep in mind that near close-off time,
hundreds of thousands of tickets are pouring into Man-
itoba from all four provinces and that they have to
allow themselves ample time to complete the above
procedures prior to draw dates.

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_ . Welcome to Stuart and Carolyn Brown who now reside
at 251 Drybrough Street. Stuart and his wife come from
Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan so they are used to the snow but
those mountains are alittle high. Stuart is Pat Biehn's
brother so the Brown's have some moral support. Stuart
enjoys his work in the Equipment Garage as a Tireman.

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Welcome to the Fiorella Family, Johnny, Betty and
their three children, Christine 9, Emma 6 and Alexandro
7 months old. This family has just recently arrived from
Rome, Italy and we wish them health and prosperity in
Canada and hope they enjoy living in the North. Johnny
is Frank Nitti's cousin.

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Welcome to Mrs. Hilda Hartel who moved up to Cassiar
from Vancouver early in November to be with her husband
Richard who has worked for Cassiar for two years now.

Mrs. Guderjahn had a get-together tea for Hilda
November 10th and Mrs. Kliment also had a tea in honour
of Hilda to acquaint her with some ladies in Cassiar.
Hilda has been getting out and meeting with people; she
attended the Lions Fashion Show and also attended the 9th
Annual Christmas Tea and enjoyed herself very much.
Richard & Hilda have been anxiously awaiting their furni-
ture for four weeks now but so far it hasn't arrived;
hopefully by Christmas time the Hartel's will be settled
into their new abode at 296 Carmacks Street.

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After 2 1/2 years Floyd and Linda Melchior and their
family, Donna 8 and Vincent 6, have returned to Cassiar.
The Melchior's were living in Victoria but due to the ;
slump in the logging industry Floyd has come back to work ~
for Cassiar as a Heavy Duty Equipment Mechanic. The
Melchior's still have some of their former friends here
so they feel right at home once again. They are residing
at 233 Kennedy Street.

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Mr. and Mrs. Brian Pewsey and their two children,
Steven and Ann, came to us from Toronto. Brian will
be filling the position of Mine Superintendent. Doreen
also brought along her own line-in baby sitter, Mrs.
Mabel Strutt, who also doubles as hermother. She hails
from Cornwall and we are told her pasties are super.

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Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Vincent left Baie Verte, New-

foundland for their journey north to Cassiar. Their
son Simon will be with them at Christmas. He is present-
ly attending St. Andrew's College in Ontario. Elizabeth

their daughter is filling in her time before returning to
the Adam State College in Colorado in January, by work-
ing in the Mine dry. They also have another son, David,
living and working in Halifax. Gerry will fill the
position of Production Superintendent and we are hoping
to make use of Margaret's many teaching talents in the
New Year. :

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The Erickson's, Ray and Elizabeth (Betty), came to
They have two children,
Myrna and Murray. Murray is at school in Winnipeg and
Myrna has returned to her job in Leaf Rapids after a
journey to England where she visited her relatives.

_ Ray will be our new Equipment Instructor and wé are told

that both he and Betty will be Cassiar 's new challengers
on the curling rink.

WS. ELECTRONICS

SANYO & J.V.C. ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT

SUNBEAM APPLIANCES & ORCANO ORGANS
Store opens May 15, 1974 at 332 Bateman St.

W. SCHNEEBERGER