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[oo ber marcerneerad from the first day in Jonestown, She dislike e place and it was nothing like the films she had seen in California. She stated the living conditions were terrible. You had to share a very small cottage | with 19 =m we he oe aa ee, re ee ee Oe ee eee ee er eT tiesaA 4£ UT 14 ocner people, and you had iw po ivacy. She advised the first day there, JOYCE TOUCHETTE advised her she was assigned rupee eecre verre It was so hot and they made you stay in e sun a day with only a break for lunch and 10 minutes off in the afternoon. She stated her first week there, Rev. JIM asked her how she liked Jonestown. She replied it was nice, but very hot. He smiled and told her to enjoy herself. That night at the meeting, Rev. JIM called her to the front of the group and yelled at her for not liking Jonestown. She stated that the whole Broup, including her family, all yelled at her for telling the Reverend that it was too hot in Jonestown. She stated this was the only time she was ever called in front of the group -( Wy { \ a routine day in Jonestown began at 6 AM with ree and work began at 7 AM till 12:30 PM, when they would eat lunch. She stated lunch consisted of rice and gravy. After lunch, she would work till dinner time at 6 PM, when they would eat more rice. At 7:30 PM, everyone was required to attend the meeting at the Pavilion, where Rev. JIM would speak. These meetings generally lasted to midnight with the day's activities being *scussed{y Sr pd everyone was not treated equally as they had been told before leaving California. She stated that the people on JONES' staff and the people on the security patrol had better treatment than the other people in the group. She stated that these people only had to work eight hours a day, while we worked twelve, and they didn't have to wait on lines to eat, while we did. the following individuals handled the administrative matters of Jonestown and were close to Rev. JONES and on his commission: (4