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The gift turned out to be a bottle
of laxative containing Irish Moss and
Vitamin C.

We asked Joe what this sift was for.
"Oh, you see the Vitamins in this mix is
for the "good-guy Bill" but the other
part, well, we thought he was the s....s
when it came to getting equipment under
repairs back in production againt"

All of Cassiar wishes Bill and his
family and Bob and family all the best
in the future.

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Doctor Joe gtves Bill Gtachino a large
dose of laxative!

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Melly Kutsche and Nada Carin were

hostesses at a FAREWELL tea in honor of
“Shirley Giachino. - aed ndtd Sat tases

The afternoon gathering on May 13th,
was held at Molly's and all present
enjoyed tea, coffee and pastries.

Shirley was presented with a gold teas-
poon ornamented with jade and a jade
bracelet in an antiqued gold setting. Bill
was not forgotten and a small gift for
"the man who has everything" was sent
home to him with Shirley.

Shirley thanked the ladies and said it
was sad to leave all her good friends
behind and hoped that when they are
settled, friends from Cassiar would come
and visit them.

We wish Bill, Shirley and family all
the Best in the future.

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A dinner party was held on May 13th at
Dr. & Mrs. R. Niedermayer's home in honour
of Mr. & Mrs. Bill Giachino and Mr. & Mrs.
Bob Leigh.

Co-hostesses were Mrs. Linnea Baldwin,
Mrs. Barbara Humphrey and Mrs. Dordthy
Walch.

The couples were presented with a
special jar of "Cassiar Air" in case of
home-sickness. :

Mr. & Mrs. E. Michael and Mrs. Gertraud
Tischler joined everyone in wishing the
couples good luck in starting their new
homes.

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PERCE On Heese NOL KALCO NG IR OIE EARN ROR ALEE SORE AE SOI A RARER a
Ce tae PR Ae one ees :

After 14 years in Cassiar the bright
lights of the city and the sandy beaches
urged Denise Borsato to say farewell to

.. ,Cassiar. and her many friends.

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* Wednesday, May 9th found a large Sather
ing at the Ladies Staffhouse for pizza
and refreshments.

Many toasts later found Graham Baker
presenting a speechless Denise with a
"huge good luck" cake and a gift of Jade
earrings.

Denise worked for a few years in the
cookery as summer help before going on
permanent staff. For the last few months
she had been working in the Mill Labor-
atory and also was a part-time barmaid
serving the thirsty at Renes Bar.

A BBQ dinner was also thrown by Graham,
Pee Wee and Rene, showing Denise that
even with woman's lib - men are still very
good chefs!