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For the first six months after her arrival,
Sandy worked in the Mill Lab and then trans-
ferred to Purchasing in October, 1968.

PAT DURHAM

Sandy has been a busy girl since she came
here - she helped to start ehe Teen Club and
was a willing worker down at the Indian Centre,
and at the moment is on the Executive of the
Community Club.

Her comments on Cassiar - she doesn't care
for the rain and asbestos mud.. She reckons
Cassiar is a very good place for saving money
in order to go travelling.

She is very interested in shooting and
fishing and swimming (if and when Chain Lakes
warm up enough) and having a good time in
general.

DOROTHY SMITH

Our first lady this month - Pat Durham -
arrived in Cassiar from Edmonton in July, 1966, ;
to join her husband - Jim. a H

For the first two years Pat was a full time
housewife and then she started work in the
Butcher Shop in June 68 and is still going
strong there.

Pat is especially fond of camping and she

and Jim (and dog - Sandy) can be seen going ee
off loaded with all their camping equipment
every long weekend. . =a
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Pat enjoys the life up here - she says she ’ - i Pe

would be a full time housewife again if the
weather was always good (no rain) and she could
get out and enjoy it. one cremate

SANDY CRAWFORD It seems that we just got to Dorothy Smith
in time as whe will be leaving at the end
of July.

Dorothy arrived in Cassiar on March 31, 1967
from Quebec. She started work in the Personnel
Office and later transferred to the Mill Lab
as a Technician.

Part of her job is to test fibre for
length, dust, etc. and she takes over the
lab clerk's job for holidays etc.

She enjoyed living here but says she now
intends to have a long holiday before starting
work again, she will be going back to Quebec
after she leaves here at the end of the month,
so we take this opportunity to wish her good
luck and bon voyage.

Sandy Crawford - who termed herself “April
Fools joke to Cassiar" arrived here on April lst,
1968 from Vancouver.