TRAINING NEWS

The Spring to Summer
training sessions concluded
with a number of tradesmen
prepared to advance to the
next higher job classific-
ation and pay rate and
others ready to take the
mid-vear B.C. Trade Qualif-
ications Examinations. As
usual to coincide with the
conclusion of these classes,
Mr. Greg Daniels of the
Department of Labour visit-
ed Cassiar to conduct these
Government of B,C. Trade
Qualification Examinations,

Our picture shows some
of those successful in the
examinations, who now hold
Trade Qualification Cert-

ificates, Mr.
Cousins ably assisted in the
training of these Millwrights
and happily commented that

to him, this is the payoff;

better qualified men that he
can be proud of, on any job.

All the management of

Cassiar join in congratul-
ating these employees on
their fine achievement,

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CASSIAR'S FIRS! TRAFFICE LIGHT). . . .
It has to be B.C. 's most northern light -
our multtecolor red/amber "orthern Lights"!

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Left to right:, R.T. Empson
H.D. Mechanic, B. Roe -— Main:
tenance Mechanic/Millwright,
T. Colville - Maintenance
Mechanic/Millwright, W.
Riddle - Maintenance Mech-
anic/Millwright, F. Nejem-
nik - Maintenance Mechanic/

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H.F. Venzi - Maintenance
Mechanic/Millwright. On the
extreme right, Mr. Fred
Cousins - Mechanical Super-
intendent, joined the group
and congratulated them on
their achievement,

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R.A. Waleh, Nanager-Royal Bank, and C.A.
Caron, General Superintendent C.A.C.,
tnauqurating the lighting of Cassiar's first
Neon Sign, September 15th, 1972