FAREWELL -:::

On Tuesday, June 12th, approximately

thirty ladies gathered at the Pearson home,

where Mrs. Sharon Mathews organized the delectable refreshments, to bid FAREWELL to Mrs. Ken Mitchell.

The Mitchell's have spent four years in Cassiar where Ken has been a member of the teaching staff. Marion participated in a sewing group and worked dilegently with the local Brownies.

We are sorry to see the Mitchell family go, but wish them well wherever they decide to settle.

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GOOD LUCK !

A FAREWELL party for Leonard and Janet Werner was held at the home of Bill and Barbara Plumb on Thursday, June 28th,

The popular couple are moving to Maple Ridge in Surrey, B.C. where Janet will be teaching while Len continues his education at UBC,

About 15 close friends wished them well in their future ventures. Len and Janet will be remembered for their many contrib- utions to community affairs and perhaps some of us will communicate with Len in the future by "Ham" radio.

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BON VOYAGE & GOOD LUCK, AILEEN AND TONY..

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Co-workers and friends joined together at the Hockey Arena Lounge, June 8th for a FAREWELL party for Aileen and Tony Trist.

Tony worked for 2 years as a maintenance mechanic and Aileen was a cashier at the Retail Store. Well liked by all who knew this happy couple, it was easier to see why they both say that "they can not rememb- er a sad day in Cassiar"

Tony roared when Joanne's cake appeared saying "somebody found a map of the world" meaning the sketch of New Zealand and Aileen guessed immediately that the object on top was a, kiwi bird - well done Joanne!

Vic Pearson presented Aileen with a black Alaska pendant and Tony a Cassiar jade ring - super reminders of British Columbia jewellery.

The Trists left Cassiar June 19th for an 18 week tour of Canada and U.S. and plan to leave for New Zealand in early October, After a visit with parents and friends they eventually hope to return and make their permanent home in Canada.

We all join in wishing Aileen and Tony every happiness for the future and truly hope our paths may cross again someday. (Message received from the south June 27th, "cold, raining and very unfriendly, com- pared to Cassiar")

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FAREWELL TEA

At an informal afternoon tea at the Hospital on May 25th, Dr. and Mrs. Neidermayer and the hospital staff gather- ed to say goodbye and thank you to Sheila Leigh, with whom they have all worked in close association during Sheila's time as Public Health Nurse in Cassiar.

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