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In our March issue of the
Asbestos Sheet it was noted
that while discussing other
training in Industry busin-
ess, visiting Canada Man-
power representatives indic-
ated our request for a gov-
ernment sponsored "Supervis-
ory Training" program for
the Cassiar area. The week
of April 24th the training
spotlight was on such a pro-
gram held in the Centennial
Arena Lounge.

Our inset photo shows most
of the 20 who took the 5 day
course. Eighteen of these
persons were personnel of
Cassiar Asbestos and 2 were
of Grant Stewart Construct-
ion. The course instructors
were Mssrs. Robin Dyke and
Patrick Easton of P.W.Easton

& Associates Ltd., Industrial

Psychologists and Personnel
Consultants. .

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Subjects given included --
Planning and Leading, Con-
trolling, Problem Solving,
Work Simplification, Commun-
icating, Interviewing Tech-
niques, Listening, Motivat-
ing, Delegating, Conducting
Group Discussions, etc. The

last day's session concluded
with a general note of appr-
eciation and thanks to Mr.
Easton for a well presented,
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informative course.

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Easton reciprocated with
thanks for the enthusiastic
cooperation of everyone.
which enabled the program to
rum so smoothly. Before lea-
ving Mr. Easton also commen-
ted that he appreciated this,
his first trip to Cassiar .
and the privilege of instru-
cting such an enthusiastic
and involved group of persons
with such varying responsib-
ilities..

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During Bonspiel time in February, Mine

| Superintendent of Clinton Creek, Don Hudgeon
' offered to trade with Cassiar their Hough

400, one 30R drill, one TD25 Cat, 3 pickups,

2 coyote hides and a roll of binder twine for

Turner Dozer

our 71B shovel.
intendent, W. Zemenchik, advises that this
deal is now off as the equipment garage has —
just rebuilt-the shovel and it is being
returned to the mine as good as new.

Our Equipment Garage Super-

After many meetings to consider a fair alt-
ernative proposal to reciprocate to Don's
fine trade proposal we would consider offer-
ing one drill master, one DM3 Drill (used
only on Sunday afternoons in the past) one
with all accessories in exch-
ange for Clinton's 110B shovel, Mr. J. Mur-

doch's pipe and Clinton Creek's weather!