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The ASBESTOS SHEET 16 publis-
hed and distributed by the
Industrial Relations Dept.

Joanne Michael
Sharon Chadwtck

Co-editors:

Contributors for lloverber:

R,. Flanagan
Fitzsimmons
MacLeod

Lane
Stefantshton
Loverin
Smi-dt-Ntielsen
Roe

J. Parsons

D.O. Shuffler
H. Veltmeyer

J. St. Georges

NOTE: Submtt CHRISTMAS
MESSAGES, stortes, poems,
songs, notices ete for the
December Issue of the Asb-
estos Sheet by December 12th.

ARAKAKARKAKAKAR

Weather Summary
- October

Moderate temperatures and
cloudy to overcast skies pre.
vatled most of the month.
Rain was measured on stx
days and snow on ten days

MAX IMUM 53° on 17th
MINIMUM -2° on 10th
AVERAGE 28.7°
Prectpttattion

Rain 2.34"

Snow Ce fd
Rain To Date 10.0"
Snow To Date 28.5"

“We call

Secretary to Secretary

whistle.”

To the Editors:

On your October issue,
the article "40 traffic tick-
ets in a month". Are people
really that bad in Cassiar?
Forty tickets in a month for
a little town like this, I
would say is rather high.
What are the local policemen
trying to do, make everybody
walk.

Someone with blisters,
and almost a dislike for
cops.

KKK KKK

New arrivals ..

Joe and Mirella SARO, a
daughter Sonta, born October
26th, at Casstar.

Melvin and Verna CALLBREAT,
of Good Hone Lake, a son
Dwayne David, born October
23rd, at Whttehorse General
Hospital.

+ * + +

RICHARD GREENAN, our Night
Watchman, has worked for/in
Cassiar for 15 vears (see
October issue, page 8. long
Service Awards) in various
capacities. On September 9,
1970. Mr. Greenan transferre
-d to his present position
and diligently works every
night covering about 25 mile
-s.
We celebrated with Mr. Green
-an when on October 26th,
the following entry was made
OCT 26 ALL DOORS AND WIN-
OWS LOCKED AND SECUR-
ED. ALL BUNKHOUSES
UNDER CONTROL: IT
TOOK EXACTLY 2 ‘YEARS,
1 MONTH. 2 WEEKS, AND
3 DAYS. .
signed Richard Greenan

him the office locomotive. All he

does is run back and forth, smoke and

THE MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY
ASSOCIATION of CANADA ...

The following commendation
was recetved from Mr. J.W.M.
Campbell, President-of the
above menttoned assoctation
and dated October 25th.

We were very pleased to
hear of the fine job the bovs
of the Cassiar Fire Departmen
-t did this year for the
victims of muscular dvstroph-
Vv. wo
Although we do not have a
cure for Duchenne, the worst.
type of MD, we at least can
now identify carriers of it
and warn them of the danger
of passing on the disease.

We hope to be able to do
this for other types of MD
and if we succeed, much of
the credit will go to fire
fighters who have supported
us so faithfully and for so
many years.

We hope to have a much
better coverage concerning
MD tn a future tssue - watch
for tt.

TRAINING NEWS

Mr. G. Daniels of the
Dept. of Labour will be in
Cassiar December 4th to con-
duct Provincial Tradesmen
Qualifications Examinations.

All persons eligible to
write these exams, please

ensure that they have made
their applications prior to
Mr. Daniels arrival.

Any further information on
the examinations can be ob-
tained at:

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