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UNION NEWS

There will be-a general union
meeting for the month of May in the
Old Lion's room in the Community
Club on May 16th. The new time is

7:30 p.m.
Highlights of the upcoming general
meeting will include the formation

of strike committees in preparation
for the remote possibility of a work

stoppage. Committees will include
entertainment and food distribution
as well as others. All interested

parties are urged to attend.

Special meetings for contract
proposals regarding negotiations
will be held’ May 23rd at the Commun-
ity Club. Times are 1:00 and 7:30
p-m. Again, we emphasize the impor-
tance of attending these meetings.
This is your contract at stake!

Nick Smith, from the USWA Vancou-
ver office will be in town to run a
C.W.S. course during the week of May
29th. This will be of special inter-
est to those of the kitchen staff.

The union camp committee members
now hold meetings on the 2nd Wednes-
day of every month at the union hal]
at 7:30 p.m.

A shop steward's course held May
3rd and 4th was well attended by 26
stewards. Much insight regarding

_the role of a shop steward was pro-
‘vided by Mr. Vince Reddy, Internation-
al Representative from the Kamloops
office. We would like to take this
Opportunity to thank those company
representatives and stewards who
participated.
Remember - shop steward meetings are
held every 2nd Thursday of the month
in the union hall. Stewards and all
_ interested union members are welcome
to attend. Any inquiries may be made
to Dorothy Young, Union secretary ,
at the union hall or phone 778-7265.
One of the major uni on-company
trouble spots seems to stem from job
postings and the application of sen- >
jority, skill, ability and experience.
Both parties are striving to settle
this and other problem areas. We
appreciate the company's co-operation
in. the rapid settlement of the Louis
Navarro grievance. [t's nice to see
Louis back at work.

REMEMBER - OVER-ATTENDANCE CANNOT
BE UNDER-EMPHASIZED!

See you May 16th at the meeting.

Bob Greenway

USWA Grievance Chairman

WuaAT Do we live for, if it is not to make life
less difficult for each other?

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COMMUNITY:

nomination,

secutive vears.

than June 30, 1978,

THE RULES GOVERNING THIS AWARD ARE:

1. The selection commitee will consist of the Mine Manager and
two members appointed by Raybestos-Manhattan.

2. Each nomination must have two sponsors and must include a
short citation of the nominee's activities in support of the

3. An individual may receive the award only once in three con-

SEVERAL YEARS AGO, RAYBESTOS-MANHATTAN LTD., OF PENNSYLVANIA,
U.S.A. INSTITUTED AN AWARD TO BE MADE TO ANY CASSIAR EMPLOY-
EE, OR MEMBER OF HIS FAMILY, WHO CONTRIBUTED! MOST OUTSIDE OF
HIS OR HER REGULAR DUTIES TO THE WELFARE AND BETTERMENT OF THE

4, All nominations should be forwarded to the Mine Manager,
Cassiar Asbestos Corporation Limited, Cassiar Mine not later

MY MOTHER

My mother is the greatest mother
in the world because she bakes
the worlds greatest cookies and
cake. She lets out her feelings
about things. She would let me
do things my father wouldn't let
me. She gives me advice about
school projects or work. She
also teaches me things I don't
know or don*t understand.
Szilard Fricska
Grade 4

MOTHER" S

MOTHER'S DAY

My mother is the greatest mother
in the world because she always
makes my supper and bakes bread
and she sets my lunch out for me.
EF would like to say thankyou Mom
for being so kind.

Terry Hudson
Grade 4

MY MOTHER

My Mother is the greatest mother
in the world because she looks
after us and looks beautiful. She
doesn't spoil us and gives her time
to us and she is hardly ever sad
but sometimes a little mad. I

like my mother because she doesn't
drink alcohol and she has quit
smoking for the sake of us.

Thank You
Dear
Mother

Jakaline Clements Grade 4

"B&W _ Darkroom Finishing

-Camera Repairs
- Wedding & Special Events

GIRS PHOLO STwbre

775 Malozemoff (Townhouse)

-Passport Pictures - - Portraits

-Mortifee Munshaw Dealer for Color
and Enlargements (7-10 day delivery)
"Films, Cameras, & Accessories for sale

MY MOTHER

My mother is the best mother in the
whole world because she gives me
money to go to to the show. She
cooks my meals and not only that,
sometimes she cleans my bedroom,'
(I'm lazy aren't I). When I want
to go to the Snack Bar she buys me
pop and potato chips. Every time
we go shopping I ask her for this
and that and that and she gives it
to me sometimes. She cooks my
favorite food: STEAK, HOT DOGS,

FRENCH FRIES. She takes me skating.

She buys me books to read.

The end.

Theresa O'Rear
Grade 3

MY MOTHER

My mother is the best mother in
the world because

She spoils us.

She lets us sleep on water beds.
When we forget where we put our
money, she gives us some..

She gives us candy.

She lets us go in the pen with
Storm. (our dog).

She lets us go with her to the
airport tower

She takes us out to ride horses.

She cooks our favorite meal. .

She lets us pick out a tree for
Christmas.

She gives us coloured paper.
Everything we want.

Tami Duff
Grade 3

778-7345

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CASSI

Here's another collection of
services and shops in town
that you may not be aware of.

LARRY TREHEARNE CONST.

Larry says he specializes in
road building and mine work,
but if you have something else
in mind, he has a fully equip-
ed bulldozer, a large grader,
a tandom truck with high.bed,
and a service truck complete
with welder and compressor for
hire. Phone him at 778-7513
evenings and week-ends if you
want to know more.

| ELECTROLUX, SALES & SERVICE

Besides making good vacuum clean-
ers, Electrolux has something
called a floor care unit that
will shampoo your rugs, wax and
polish your floors--and scrub
them clean, too. Sherry Sethen
will come to your home and give

a free demonstration if you call
her days or evenings at 778-7564
to make arrangements.

AR SHOP

GUIDE

Watch next month's Courier

for a further instalment of
the "Cassiar Shopping Guide"

HOBBY SHOP

This shop offers all the pattems
and materials you'll need for
needlepoint work, tapestries,
wool hook rugs, cushion covers,

and jewel point kits.

The se-

lection of yarns is quite large
if all you're interested in is

knitting.

Bridget MacKinnon is

in charge, and you'll find her
at 663 Brown St. Hours are 1-9

P

em. on Tues. and Thurs.

1-6p.m.

on Wed., Fri., and Sat.

ARTEX HOBBY PRODUCTS

This stuff is amazing. It comes in a
tube and writes like a ballpoint pen.
Great for colouring your own designs
on T-shirts, tablecloths, hankerchiefs,

pillow slips, cushion covers, wall hang-

ings, etc., etc. Patterns are also a-
vailable. The bright colours flow on
evenly and smoothly, and they're absol-

utely guaranteed not to wash or dry clean

out. Phone Bonnie Greenway at 778-7501

* for more information. - os

SHIRTS ONLY

Just about anything you want printed
on a T-shirt can be handled by Pat
Watson in this new shop. Use your
own imagination, or choose from a
large assortment of catchy lines
that are on display on the walls.
Pat has a lot of fun doing this work
and invites anyone to drop in to
browse and chat for a while. She's
at 378 McDame St. or 778-7723.
Mon.-Thurs. . 1-6:30p.m.

Fri. and Sat. 1-9:00 p.iti.

CENTA TAX CONSULTANTS

The representative for CENTA
-in Cassiar is Lee Coran. There
‘must still be a few of you out
‘there yet who are looking for
‘some much needed advice on your
now overdue tax returns. Lee
is also proficient with general
office services such as book-
keeping and office management.
Appointments can be arranged
for evenings, but her regular
hours are 1-4 p.m. week-days
only. Call 778-7456 or pay a
visit at 205 Smith St.

CASSIAR COURIER MAY 1978 13.

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