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Valentine Kosiancic

One of the Slocan Valley's oldest pioneers passed away in Mount St.
Francis Hospital in Nelson June | at age 89.

Valentin (Val)Kosiancic was born in Pittsburgh, Penns,, on Feb. 13,
1900, and moved to Rossland with his parents Jacob and Antonia in 1903,
then settled in Crescent Valley in 1905

His first schooling was in a tent, then ina private home, and finally in
a school built at Crescent Valley in 1913, He took a course in automobile
repairing in Vancouver in 1921, and bought his first vehicle that year — a
Model T Ford.

In 1925, he married Ella Topliss and they built a home on the farm at
Crescent Valley.

Mr. Kosiancic started his own sawmill in 1928 and donated the lum-
ber to build the Sacred Heart Church at South Slocan in 1930. He cut
firewood all his life and donated it to his church and any senior people
with alow income.

Mr. Kosiancic was dedicated to hard work and took pride in all his
accémplishments. His hobby was gardening and motorists traveling
highway 6 realized he was most successful

He was predeceased by an infant daughter, Margaret,
brother, Joe, in 1945, and another brother, Jack in 1975.

He is survived by his wife Ella; sons and daughters-in-law Lawrence
and Vi of Nelson, Tom and Marge of Bradner, B.C., and Ray and Ida of
Crescent Valley; son Jake of Crescent Valley; daughter Shirley
Morehouse of Hills, B.C.; 14 grandchildren; and 14 great-grandchildren

A family graveside service was held in Nelson June 5. A memorial
mass was celebrated at the Cathedral of Mary Immaculate in Nelson June
10 and was conducted by Father Michael

n 1927, a

ELIAANQO VAL KOSIANCIC.
at their 60th anniversary

Special thanks to to the staff at Mount St. Francis for their patience
and understanding.

The Kosiancic family extends sincere thanks to the many friends and
relatives who attended the memorial mass.

The organist Edith Berg played Abide With Me, The Old Rugged-
Cross, Amazing Grace, Beyond the Sunset and Mr. Kosiancic’s favorite,
Red Wing.

Dan Wack played the guitar and those who sang with him made the
service very special

Mr. Kosiancic’s nephew, Eugene Kosiancic of Richland, Wash., did
the first reading.

Many sent flowers, food, cards and comforting words. The CWL
catered at the Catholic Centre.

Cyril O’Shea

Cyril Arthur Lawrence (Cy) O'Shea of New Denver died June 8 at
age 75

Mr. O'Shea was born Aug. 10, 1913, in London, England. He was
raised there and married Muriel Edith Lancaster in 1938 in Wimbledon,
England

The family emigrated to Canada in 1957 settling in Chemainus, B.C
where they resided for 20 years. His occupation was a wood machinist and
he spent the last seven years before retirement with B.C. Hydro at the
Georgia generating station in Chemainus.

His hobby was raising canarie€ and finches. Upon arriving in
Chemainus,-he started the junior soccer league there and coached-tor 12
years

Walter Thring

Longtime New Denver resident, Walter George Thring died in Sum:
merland on May 30at the age of 71

Mr. Thring was. visiting with his son Doug and wife Jill of Sym-
merland at the time of hisdeath

He was an active member of the community, being involved in the
Slocan Community Hospital and Health Care Society, Legion, New Den-
ver Community Club, Chamber of Commerce and sports among others.

He was a former businessman having operated a shop in New Denver
until his retirement

Mr. Thring is survived by his wife Marguerite; son Doug; daughters
Shelly Hicks and her husband Jim of New Denver, and Leslie Ann Thring
of Richmond; six grandchildren; brothers C huck of Princeton and Bert of
Seattle, Wash., and sister Joyce Cruise of Vancouver

Funeral services were held in the Bosun Hall in New Denver. on
Friday, June 2 with Rev. Shelly Stickel Myles officiating. Burial followed
in New Denver Cemetery

In 1977, he and his wife retired to New Denver where he was active in
the Royal Canadian Legion and was president of Branch 101 at the time of
his death. In-retirement, he kept busy gardening, reading, wood-
working and travelling.

He leaves his wife Muriel (Mary); daughter and-son-in-law Jeanne
and Jim Georgeof New Denver; sons and daughters-in-law Mike and Ed-
na of Chemainus, Terry and Sylvie of Cleveland, Ohio and Philip and
Wendy of C and law Kathleen and Paul
DeRoy of Surrey and Marie and Michael ‘Andrews of Castlegar; 15 gran-

; and two great-

Funeral service was held Tuesday, June 13, at 1:30 p.m. in St. An-
thony's Catholic Church in-New- followed
Denver Cemetery. Valley Funeral Home was in care of arrangements.

Tommy Posnikoff

Tommy Alexander Posnikoff, beloved son of Bill and Elsie
Posnikoff of Winlaw, passed away June 8 at age nine.

Besides his loving parents, Tommy is survived by one brother, Todd;
grandparents W. J. and Pauline Posnikoff of Crescent Valley; and John
Khadikin of Grand Forks; numerous aunts, uncles, cousins and many
friends

Tommy was predeceased by his grandfather, Peter F. Rilkoff in
1975.

Funeral services were held on Saturday, June 10, and continued on
Sunday, June 11 from Thompson Funeral Home, followed by interment
in Parry Siding Cemetery with Todd Posnikoff, Mark and Kevin Kooz-
netsoff and David Padowinikoff acting as pallbearers. Honorary
pallbearers were Peter Savinkoff Jr. and Chad Podowinikoff.

Funeral arrangements were under the direction of Thompson
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B.C. companies providing environ-
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““We set out to identify companies
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““There are more than 4,600 British
Columbians at work in the environ-
mental field,"” Jansen noted. ‘*The en-
vironmental industry makes a
significant contribution to the provin-
cial economy and holds great potential
for further expansion, especially in our
export markets.”

The report, based on a study by the
international consulting firm of Price
Waterhouse states:

* More than 400 companies in
B.C. provide environmental products
and services. Of these, an estimated
175 “firms actually draw the major
source of their income from the en-
vironmental industry. The industry in-
cludes: laboratory research, environ-
mental

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tively exporting their expertise and
products.

© In 1987 (the most recent year for
which complete statistics are
available), the B.C. environmental in
dustry recorded sales of $114 million,
including exports of some $68 million.
The United States accounted for 46 per
cent of thos¢ exports and the Asia
Pacific region accounted for 37 per
cent.

© There is a growing international
market for British Columbia's en-
vironmental services and products,
particularly in the newly industrialized
nations of Asia.

Both ministers agreed with the main
recommendation of the report, that
governments should continue to assist
B.C.’s environmental industry to ex
pand its exports

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“British C are very con-
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