FAREWELLS were said to Charlie and Ruth
Bronson by a number of their friends on Friday,
September 15th, at House 130. The Bronson’s
have been in Cassiar since 1955 and their depar-
ture will leave a gap in the community which
will be hard to fill. They participated in and
contributed to nearly every community function
and were well-liked by all. As a parting gift,
they were presented with an engraved silver
punch bowl and matching cups, which Charlie
said they would keep filled in anticipation of
visits from his friends at Cassiar, provided they
did not ALL arrive at once!

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BIRTHS
Congratulations to:

HANS and YETTY VELTMEYER on the birth
of a daughter, Cora Amalia Suzanne, on July 31.
Weight — 7 Ibs. 6 oz.

FLETCHER and DOREEN DAY, on the arrival
of a son, Fletcher Wade, on August 14.
Weight — 7 Ibs. 8% oz.

JOSEPH and MARIA TISZOLCZI, whose son,
Joseph John, arrived on August 26.
Weight — 7 Ibs. 5 oz.

RAY and JOYCE HARRIS, on the birth of
Stephen Patrick, born August 31.
Weight — 6 Ibs. 14% oz.

PAT and MURIEL MONAGHAN, on the birth
of a daughter, Jacqueline Mae, who arrived on
September 21.

Weight — 8 Ibs. 6 oz.

And last but not least, felicitations to ED and
PAT McDONALD, on the birth of 8 little ones —
we understand the blessed event occurred while
Ed and Pat were on vacation.

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There have been many departures from the local
scene since our last issue and we bid a belated
farewell to:

Marion Birch Peter Horn
Don Prodaniuk Dev Sarin
John Steen & family Terry Cooper
Scott Snider Norm Kelly

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The new pedestrian traffic lights in Las
Vegas are marked: “Stop’’, ‘Go’ and
“Three to One You Don’t Make It”.

CONGRATULATIONS to Miss Molly Musé
and Mr. Albert Kutsche who announced their
engagement on Saturday, September 16th. No
date for the wedding has yet been set.

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ARRIVALS
Welcome to:

The Rose family, who have recently arrived from
Montreal. Dave will be Mill Engineer.

Two new nurses — Mary Line, from New Zea-
land via England, and Elizabeth Troughton,
also from New Zealand.

Dick Barton, who is working in the garage.

Carl Schlink, who hails from Australia and is
employed in the warehouse.

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NOTICE

Effective immediately, anyone wishing bus res-
ervations must contact the personnel office at
No. 230 during the following hours:

Monday, Wednesday, Friday —
9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon, for the day
following or for advance bookings. ,
Tuesday, Thursday —
9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m., for the same day or
advance bookings.

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LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL

Another year of Lions Little League ball has
come to a close with the final wind-up held on
Thursday, September 15th. A lunch was served
to all the hungry youngsters.

A few words were said by Acting President of
the Lions Club, Rowan Rowett, following which
trophies and crests were presented to the teams.
The Yankees won the championship over the
Dodgers by a score of 19 to 4.

We would like to thank the people who came
out and helped with the youngsters and the
parents who showed such a great interest in their
son's playing ball.

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NOTE OF THANKS

Many thanks to Dr. Navin, the hospital staff and
friends for all the attention and care shown my
family and me during my recent stay in the
hospital.

Jetty Veltmey