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asked searching’ questions about the stud= ~~

ents we enployed during the sumer, and his
father informed us thet after taken prev~

fous tours had taken his son along to show ©
him how much country there was beyond their

corner of Canada.

This was the opinion too, of another yo
man.«- to ses the country. As a young
businessman he could ill afford to t ake
mach tine away from his business, but here
was an opportunity to see and meet the
people who are developing our country.
Needless to say, we puffed up a bit, am
forgot our original motive and did soms
“Chamber of Commerce" work on our own,
about the virtues of working and living in
Cassiar.

Nee

A discussion on the effects of the war in
Vietnam on supply of equipment end the
economy in general gave ug some food for
thought and we were sorry that we could
not take part in that discussion.

In retrospect, we came to the conclusion
that the main object of such a trip for
most of the participants was to get pere
| spective. And indeed, we feel that they
must do most of their thinking of these
arips in reptrospect as it was avery
tight scnedule with some very long days
and long trips.

The itinerary included visits to United
Keno Hill, Canada Tungsten line and New
Imperial's copper property, besides the
visit to Cassiar, in a four-day tour.

CLINTON NEWS

Fxecutivest families leave for Dawson
Mrs, Fred Hodgson with daughters Linda

: and Sandra have left to make their home in
1 Dawson City, as have Mra. Chuck Caron with

Brian, Paul and Diane. Mra. Howard Woody
expects to leave early next week with
daughters, Danna, Laurie, Sharon, Shelly,
Debra and Tannis, together with son Paul.
They will be quartered in Dawson City
until the community is established at the
townsite near Clinton mine,

H. Woody reports on Clinton progress
On a visit to Cassiar this week, Mr.

Woody said that stripping is under way in

i ercte has been

(the ; Glinton Kine aregy sonaiearghle § Sx
Material is arriving

the crusher area.

| steadily for the construction of the nev

buildings. Progress is very good ard
pretty much on schedule.

The new bunkhouse are under ‘construction
at the townsite ami the outside of the —
buildings have all been framed. Mre Woody

|} had been inside them bsfore leaving for

Cassiar and he thought they were very nice
and would be comforteble. He commented on

the excellent weather which has set record
temperatures for over &
85 doge Fe

WET SE COUTTS eur

2. Wr yery
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THREE RECBIVE CANADIAN? ~
CITIZENSHIP CERTIFICATES .

On June 23rd, Citizenship Judge Je He
Thornicroft held Citizenship Court et his
home and certificates were presented tos

Mrso Helen Bollok
Mr. Ralph Hoffmann
Mra. Ilse Hoffman

We are glad to welcome the three new
citizens and congratulations to you all.

WE WELCOME NEW MEMBERS ON STAFF eceeo

JIM CAUSER, Power Plant Foreman, who takes
We Schorcht’s place. He and Mrs. Causer
have now: taken: up residence at (189. rue
Zimmerman Street.
ALBERT NERBAS, the new Steward aed ‘the
Cassiar Lounge.
FETIM KAISER on our Tine Office stare
ANNE WATTS on the Nursing Staff, and
Mac MadLeod's eon and daughter, DOUGLAS and
PAULINE MacIZOD. Pauline will be in our
Time Office, while Douglas will work in
the Retail Store

We are also pleased to welcome Dr. and
Mrs. Hoo Dre Ho will be with us during
the mohth of July, relieving Dr. Navin who
is on holidays. Dr. Ho is from Hong Kong

’ and has been in residence at a hospital in

Vancouver for the past two years. We hope
that their stay in Cassiar will be a very .
pleasant one,

. Mecessitics of lifs sont about three tines

what they used to, and half the time they
arerat fit to drink.