WELCOME

M. JARECKI and family. Marek is our
Environmental Control Engineer. He
and his family came to Cassiar from
Ottawa.

C. Ogilvy and family. Cam is the Explora-
tion Geologist and brought his family here
from Blubber Bay, Texada Island.

GOTTFRIED HARTUNG, Kitchen Super-
visor from Vancouver.

W. SPRING, Bill is the Utilities Foreman,
previously from Rivers, Manitoba.

CECILIA GIBSON, sister of Mrs. Evol
Shuffler. Cecilia made the long trip from
St. Vincent, West Indies and is presently
working in the Maintenance Control
Office.

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GOOD BYE & GOOD LUCK

To HANS HARTMANN, warehouse
cardex clerk, who has returned to
Vancouver.

DON IRWIN & family who have taken
up residence in Colonsay, Saskatchewan.

SONNY YEO is now in Hamilton, Ontario.

PER FINNERUD stayed only a few weeks
in Cassiar before transferring to Clinton
Creek.

DEL SONIER from the warehouse has
gone to Vancouver.

NORM SMITH and family have trans-
ferred to Clinton Creek.

WILLI HAAS who has left after spending
several years in Cassiar.

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GOOD LUCK TO

J. JACOBSEN who transferred to the
Plant Maintenance office.

M. RIPKO who transferred to the test
mill.

We wish a quick recc | to BILL
STORIE who is recuperating from a
broken left ankle.

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For the information of persons who knew
her when she was receptionist in Cassiar,
MARION BIRCH is now working in the
lab at Clinton Creek.

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NOTICE

The CNT lineman in Cassiar wishes to
advise residents that his work hours are
from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday
through Friday. Any calls during his
hours off, except in case of emergencies,
are overtime calls, and the caller will be
charged, by CNT, for the overtime wage
of the lineman.

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The following students were home for
the Easter Holidays this past month.

Sonia Drzimotta
Phyllis Hubbell
Brenda Zemenchik
Heather Gander
Norman Day

Diane Caron

Gerald Forbes

Pat Storie

Marlene Tomashewski
Donald Irwin

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WORDS OF WISDOM

The jet age: Breakfast in London, lunch
in New York, dinner in Los Angeles, and
baggage somewhere in Australia.

Dedicated to the “Northern” gal on a
trip to the “big city” —

‘It's better to have shoved and lost than
never to have shopped at all.”’