Page 8, The Cassiar Asbestos Sheet, October 28th, 1974

OFFICE OBSERVATIONS

Many new faces are seen in the Main Office
those who were previously with us have left for
to enjoy a longer summer, or whatever. .... cde

To those who have gone, may we remind you:

“The grass may be greener on the other side,
but is is just as hard to cut." 2:

To those who have joined us at Cassiar Asbestos
Corporation, the Asbestos Sheet Reporters would like to
welcome: — ;

now as
the South

BARBARA MACKIE#fomes to us
_£rom Vancouver. Barb is
working in the Time Office

MARY LOU FLUET ts seen busily
engaged in her duties as Rec-
eptionist. Mary Lou is from
Barrhead, Alberta. When asked
why she chose, "The North",
Mary Lou said, "Why, uh - I
have to think about it."

Cassiar - Well - "if there
is anything better than to
be loved, it is loving."

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MRS. HELEN FRISKA also
joined the Accounting

MRS. SHIRLEY FARINA, has —
recently -joined our Staff
as Accounting Clerk.
Shirley's husband, Paul,
is a truck driver at the
Mine. Paul & Shirley and
daughter, Leah, live at

. 271 Hunt Street.

Office Staff. Helen and
her husband Paul have
lived in Cassiar for the
‘past 8 years. Paul is a
shovel operator at the
Mine. ee

"To get away from it all" - Mr. & Mrs. Dayton Thesenvitz
have chosen MOSCOW???? Oh well, everyone hopes they have
a safe and happy trip and that they have a chance to see
Team Canada.

The "Office Observer" also wishes to say Good-Bye and
Best Wishes to Karen Jensen, Paymistress, who left for
Kamloops, B.C. It is rumored that because of your ter-
mination Karen, you have created another job opening in
the Warehouse! !

To Marshall Meheruk of the Geology, Surveying Department,
Office Observations, hope your tentative Plans for New
Zealand, via Edmonton, work out accordingly.

It is also rumored that applications will be posted in

the near future for a qualified "Muffler Maker" for the
Bell and Howell Ditto Machine, PBX Machine, IBM Selectric
IBM Typewriter, Teletype - Incoming and Outgoing, Murritt
Photofax 400, and Copytron Minoltafax 1714 - all found in
Office.

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the Receptionist

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"Actually, it's not too bad, considering
that he made it the same day that he

bought the bottle."

and when asked why she chose

_nNMatural impulse to create.

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Department otf Education
Victoria, British Columbia

Free Correspondence Courses

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Until further notice the Correspondence Branch of
the Department of Education will offer the following
courses on a free tuition basis to adults resident in
British Columbia: eth

Art 10 (Painting for Pleasure)
British Columbia - Canada's Paeific Province (Revised)
Hunting Safety :

The Metric System

Application may be made for one course at a time.
The only expense to the’ student is the return postage for
completed Exercise Papers and the art supplies ($5.25)
connected with the course, Painting for Pleasure. The
art student has the option of obtaining these supplies
privately.

ART 10 (PAINTING FOR PLEASURE ), a course in water-colour
painting, is designed to train the student to develop a

- BRITLSH COLUMBIA - CANADA'S PACIFIC PROVINCE continues to

be featured in a revised form because of the interest
generated in the original course during the 1971 Centen-
nial Year. The course consists of five papers: Papers

1 and 2 deal with the history of B.C.; Paper 3 covers the
geography of the Province; Papers 4 and 5 are concerned
with our natural resources.

HUNTING SAFETY - is a part of the Conservation and Out-
door Recreation Education program of the B.C. Fish and
Wildlife Branch.
age safety consciousness and better-informed outdoorsmen.
Tt contains all the information necessary for the hunter’
s license test. Not only hunters, but anyone interested
in wildlife, the outdoors, and conservation will find
this course of value. There is something new in it for:
everyone!

THE METRIC SYSTEM is a course designed to familiarize the
public with the metric system and to provide the know-
ledge and skills necessary to use it in everyday life.
It is particularly valuable for those in business or the

professions. ac .
APPLICATION FORMS AVAILABLE AT TOWN ADMINISTRATION OFFICE

Night School Classes

Cassiar Elementary Junior Secondary School will be offer-
ing night classes commencing October 15th, 1974. miner fata

Drawing & Painting

Screen Printing for Fabric Design
English for New Canadians
Conversational French

Basic Science and Math

Typing and Office Routine

New World Spanish

Registration will be at the school on Wednesday October
9th from 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. All courses will rum at
least 20 sessions and the fee will be $20.00, payable at
the time of registration. If you are unable to register
on October 9th or have further inquiries please ‘contact
‘Christine Dickinson, phone 778-7308.

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LADIES “GET ACQUAINTED” CHRISTMAS TEA

This function which has been held annually for many
years now, will probably be held early December. For the
last few years it has been jointly Sponsored by the lad-
ies of the Roman Catholic and Anglican Community Church
and as the title suggests is is an evening for the ladies
of Cassiar to become acquainted with their neighbours in
a friendly Christmas spirit.
would be interested in helping, please contact Mrs. Anne
Connolly, Mrs. Laurie Fitzsimmons or anyone else connect-
ed with either Church. We look forward to greeting you
all. Please watch for further announcements.

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The course has been designed to encour-

If there are any ladies who

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