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Whole Family Interested In Work At Expo 67
By ROBERTA ROESCH “THE ONLY way a woman can handle a job such as mine is to get her whole family interested in her work,” says Mrs. Yvonne Morissette of Montreal, Canada. Mrs. Morissette made this statement as she showed me some coming attractions at al-
most-complete Expo 67, the world exhibition that will celebrate Canada’s 10th birthday and the 325th anniversary of the founding of Montreal when it opens on April 28th. Challenging Assignment The job to which Mrs. Morissette referred as we talked at the site of the fair was her
current challenging assignment: disseminating and coordinating in French all the news of Expo 67 that goes out to writers for French publications. “I say that family interest is essential for handling a job like mine,” she explained, 'because I’m either working at Expo or dreaming about it all the time.
“But that’s all right at my house because everyone is excited about the exhibition. Since my husband is a journalist he wants to know what is going on.
“My son, who is 15 and attending school, also likes the idea that when I come home from work at night I have
something to talk about that nobody knows as yet” Doable Question “When did you get involved with the fair and how did you land your job?” I asked. “I started with Expo in 1964,” Mrs. Morissette said, “and I got the job because I’ve always been a bilingual person. Fluency in two languages is highly essential in my job since I have to work in French and English in everything I do.
“In addition, I had always been a journalist My working experience included a stint of doing the woman’s page for a paper my husband edited plus working on a weekly paper. I
worked two days at the office for the weekly and the rest of the time at home. “When I was approached by Expo, I felt I could get away from my work for the time I would be involved with the exposition. This was a contributing factor since the people who were planning Expo needed experienced personnel who could leave their jobs for the duration.
Made It Her Business “But I feel the biggest reason I got my present job,” she said, “was because, when I worked with my husband, I made it my business to learn to do everything connected with
Her Family Is Interested In Her Job With Canada’s Expo.
putting out the news. That helped immeasurably.
“It has always been my experience,” Mrs. Morissette said, “that when a woman takes advantage of opportunities t o learn in every job she often gets a future chance to move on to a bigger position.”
Girl, 5, Killed
curred near the driveway of the
Wiley home two miles west of Princeton.
n Memory
The death of a 5-year-old Princeton area girl Monday night boosted the 1967 Indiana traffic death toll to at least 205, compared with 275 a year ago. Tina L. Wiley, 5, R.R. 3, Princeton, was killed when her bicycle was struck by a pickup truck driven by her father, Clifford Wiley. The accident oc-
In loving memory of L. Earl “Scotty” Scott who passed away March 14, 1963. Wonderful memories woven in gold, This is the picture I tenderly hold. Deep in my heart your memory is kept, To love, cherish and never forget. Sadly missed by wife, Geraldine
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