PERSONALS

CONGRATULATIONS to Miss Mary Line and
Mr. Ray Elhorn who announced their engagement
on October 18th. Best wishes for the future.

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Anne Watt’s many friends in Cassiar may be
interested to know that she is now in Viet Nam,
working for the Save The Children Association.
Our last news of her was from Bangkok where
she was staying overnight before travelling on to
a hospital in Qui Nhon, 250 miles northeast of
Saigon, where she will care for fifty war-wounded
and displaced children.

In the heat of Bangkok, Anne advises that she
was thinking nostalgically of Cassiar’s cool snow.

We wish Anne the best of luck in her new post.

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FAREWELLS have been said to many residents
of Cassiar lately, such as:

MIKE and BERNIE CLARK, and family, who
have gone to Alice Arm where Mike will be
working for B.C. Molybdenum.

MIKE and LORRAINE LATKA, and family, who
have moved to Clinton. Mike will be in the Mill
Department there.

RALPH and ILSE HOFFMAN, who also have
departed for Clinton, where Ralph will be
Electrical Supervisor and IIse will join the
Laboratory staff.

JIM McELLISTRUM, former manager of The
Royal Bank of Canada, Cassiar Branch. We
understand Jim has gone back to Toronto.

Another departure from the bank is BUD CRAIG.
Bud is returning to Vancouver where he will

work in one of the Royal Bank’s many branches.
STAN and POLLY HUFFMAN, and family.

GEORGE TROWSDALE, whom we understand
is going to Vancouver.

CONGRATULATIONS to Frank Nitti, who has
transferred to staff and is now the Vendor of our

local liquor outlet.

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We would like to welcome the following new-
comefs to the Cassiar scene:

BILL ZEMENCHIK and family, who recently
arrived from Surrey, B.C. Bill is heavy duty
mechanic instructor with the Training Department.

PETER COOMER, who came from eastern
Canada to join the Geology staff.

BOB CLARK, newest member of the Engineering
crew, and brother to Paul Clark, Laboratory
Supervisor.

BOB SETHEN and family.

GRANT RIDELL, new manager of The Royal
Bank of Canada. Grant has come to Cassiar from
Manitoba.

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COMMENTS ON THE WEATHER

For general interest, our first snowfall occurrec\-
on October 1st but it did not stay.....thank
goodness! It began to fall in earnest on October
4th, however, and has continued intermittently
since then. Total snowfall to date is 16.3 inches
approximately.

Maximum temperature during October was +44
on the 9th.

Minimum temperature during October was +10
on the 23rd.

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NOTICE

There will be a Remembrance Day parade held
on November 11th. Poppies will be on sale
during the week of November 6th to 11th. They
will be available from the retail store or from
individuals.

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A banker may write a bad poem, but a poet had
better not write a bad cheque.

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