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FAARRIAGES

The wedding of Evelyn
Simpson, daughter of Pauline
and William Simpson of Fort

Chipewyan, Alberta, to Roder- —

ick Adams, son of Narie and
Eusebe Adams, of Fon du Lac,
Sask., was solemized Saturday
April 14, 1973, by Father J.
McAllister in Our Lady of
Lourdes Church.

Attendants of the bride
and groom were Peggy Fase
and Billy Clem. Bride was
given in marriage by Adrian
VanHeel. A reception was
held in the Arena Centennial
Room.

In a quiet civil ceremony
on April 5 1973, at 11 am
Janey Margaret Honour, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Honour of New Westminster,
B.C., and Ronald Kitchener
Ruffell, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Renaud Ruffell of Vancouver,
B.C. were wedded. The
attendants of the happy coup-
le were Hine and Ludger Robi-
chaud. ,

“Say, how did you get that red
mark on the bridge of your
nose?”

“Glasses.”

“Why don’t you try contact
lenses?”

“They don’t hold enough beer.”

CONGRATULATIONS to Bob and
Sherry SETHEN who cele-
brated thetr 8th wedding
anniversary on April 3rd.

CONGRATULATIONS to Bruce and
Shirley ROE, who celebrate-
d their I5th wedding anni-
versary on April 19th,

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CONGRATULATIONS to Jock and
Evelyn /RATTRAY of Good
Hope Lake on 25th silver
wedding aniversary. A
party was held in their
honour on Saturday, April
2lst at the Rattray resi-
dence. Relatives and

friends from Whitehorse,
Watson Lake, Fort St. John
and Cassiar were in attend
-ance to enjoy Jack and
Evelyn's special moment.
Their family and friends
wish them many more years
of happiness and prosper-
ity.

WELCOME TO...

Waney TURNER, Lab Technietan;
Waney arrived from Vancouv-
er, ner first venture to
the northlands..

Glents CROSS, Accountant-
Clerk; after travelling
Gurope returned to Vancouv-

_ er, only to find herself
packing again - this time
tne north. Is it true you
were only looking fora
friend soon to arrive in
Canada.

Bruce GRANEY; titne Shift Fore-
man; another Vancouver
finding. Bruce worked tn
Tasu prior to vacattonting

‘tn Europe, tien tt was back
to minting.

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(| | Michael CAYER, his wife Denise

and daughter Isabel. Mich-
ael recently arrived from
Ottawa, Ont., to take the
posttton of Cafeteria Sup-
ervtsor. The Cayer's
restde at 184 Zimmerman St.

| q Betty BOYD a recent addition

to the Accounting Office
from Toronto. It took a
whtle to catch up on the
time changes.

Grant WERLEY, new R.C.M.P.
Constable, recently trans-
ferred from Quesnel.

-r and find both happiness
and success.

FAREWELL TO...

Constable Neil Taylor who has
been transferred to Quesnel
B.C. Thank you for your
fine service during the
past 13 months. We wish
you much happiness and
success at your new post.

On March 30th, the ladies
staffhouse was the scene for
.@ farewell party for ELSIE
DEFALQUE who has been with
the company for seven years.

Many of Cassiar's old
timers along with many new
acquaintances joined in
wishing Elsie and John ever-
y happiness in the future.
For all who lined up at
“EBsie's Bestos Bar'' for
gemerous portions of
Elsie's Hootch'' or the hard
core other light refresh-
memts, the wait was well
worth it.

All those who believe
steam comes from the dryer
plant - forget it!!

Amid hilarious comments,
Elsie was presented with
mamy gifts to help establish
a farm in southern Alberta.
Shiirley Nelson, represent-
img the Ladles' Staffhouse
bestowed a gold dust pen-