After driving through this sad looking piece of
country, we reached the mountains again. ‘the
road here curved up and down and alongside the
hills with just enough place to drive a car or
pickup on it. When you look straight down the
valley you have a good view of the Stikine river,
on the other side o1 the road it is just sheer
rock face. It's fantastic scenerv, but it's

best to keep your eyes on the road while vour’e
driving.

After passing this dangerous piece of road
you come to the Day Panch and from here it is
only a few more miles to Telegraph itself put
another twenty miles to "Six Mile”.

At Six Mile the fun started

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and lasted:::

Just trv and put up a 12° x 14° tent (from
this angle anvway) in complete darkness. We
evidently managed it and had a good night's sleep.

The onlv disappointment of the weekend was
the fish - there weren't any. Onlv one guv was
lucky enough to catch a fish, but one of the girls
managed to hook a really nice tree.

They don't look as if they want to leave.

We were all getting used to loading about when

Ron Savard has been transferred to
Engineering.

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we had to head hack home, bur all-in-all it was
a very enjovable weekend.

CORPORAL FE. KOKOSKA

Congratulations to Ed. Kokoska of the R.C.M.P. who
has heen promoted to Corporal.

Corporal Kokoska who has been in the Force nearly
1l years, served in Surrey, Edmonton, Sc. Albert,
Two Hills, Fort “cMurray and Regina before coming to
Cassiar in June, 1969, with his wife Judy, who has
recently started work in the Plant Maintenance Office,
aud his two chila.sen - Todd and Kenr.

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Corporal Kokoska - at work

Welcome Aboard to:

E. Minor - Accounting

Leslie Sirett - Accounting

Lee Tarasuk - a special welcome ‘bac.'
1.L. Short - Purchasing

J. Kapica - Purchasing

Judy Kokoska - Plant Maintenance
Aathy “McAndrew - Petail Store

Geology from

Goodbye to- Arlene Borsato who headed Fast
Verna Knowles is still in town but no longer working.

Glad to see Betty Lee back again in town, hope you
are feeling better now, Betty.

See Anne Gleason finally got rid of her cast.

The only thing you can save out of your pay these

days - is the envelope.