Parliamentary
PLAYOFFS

Last wook's
ner of a $10 gift cane
cate from Nelson's Link
Hardware of Fruitvale
was Muriel Campion,
220 Olana Cres., Teall.
The caption tub-
mitted by Ms. Campion
follows:
“Worrled deck Hornor
Sits in Plerre’s corner
He Sould, be wondering

why.
After the election
Should he make a
defection
lf no ee in his plece

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Neleon Canada Employment
Centre

5 ABlock Splitter, a Flatsaw

Operator and a Shake Packer ©

ate required in Crescent Val-
lgy. Applicants must be ex-
Pbrienced. (398)

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Baker to operate a new bakery.
Applicant must be a self-starter
type with all-round experience.
Salary) or commission paid.
(498)

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Large employer in Trail
has openings in Trail for
Production Workers. (406-1)
.

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Large Established auto
dealer in Trail has openings for
a qualified Certified Mechanic
and a Front-End Mechanic to
perform ali work. (1202)

Car Hoste/H and
Kitchen Helpers are needed in
the Nelson area. (305)

S An ache Presser is
wanted locally to work full time
uring the summer and part-
th ime ater wards:

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, A Short Order Cook and a
Naiter/Waltress are needed in
he Ainsworth areas (482)
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A Cobeniee an foreman
experience is required. (866)

5 Cleasiag Persons and

Elementary school Teach-
ers are needed begitning in
September. (448)
BS s 8 6
7A mature Sales Clerk is
pteferred to work. approxi-
Mately 25 hours a week, (447)

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3 Burleaters are ieies for

mart-time and full-time work in
the Balfour area. (415)

5 os 8 «@

« AHeavy Duty Mechanic or

sécond-year Apprentice is re-
fired in Nelson. (298)

an Gann Baptoyacat
$Cent
835 S seckaas St.

Aone:
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3 Employer in Castlegar re-
qbires a qualified certified

and (1304)

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Auto repair shop in Castle-
gar has opening for a Certified
Auto Mechanic. However, em-

. ployer would consider Third or

Fourth Year Apprentice. (454)
* sf

Employer in Trail requires
a Bus Driver with Class 4
licence to drive airporter and
charter buses. Salary approxi-
mately $3.50/hour. (510)

Bloodhound
A Hero
To Lost Girl

Clem is a police blood-
hound who followed a scent
from the woman's nightgown
and led rescue teams to her in
Salisbury, Conn., ending Miss
Frissell’s three-day trek
through rugged terrain.

Miss Frissell, 18, got lost
while on a walk with her
boyfriend through BashBish
Falls state forest. He out-
distanced her, police said, and
she wandered off a dirt road
and into the woods looking for

um.

Clem may not be pretty,
but he got a big kiss from
Evelyn Frissell after he found
her starving, confused. and
frostbitten in a mountainous
section of Con-

/. Vital Statistics

LVECLUBE. - ata Harold and
Helen L'Ecluse of Rossland, a
daughter, born April 21.
s ° .

— To Stan and
Bernice Jmalff of Crescent
Valley, a daughter, born May
18.

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KINAKIN — To Kathy Kinakin
and Harry Postnikoff of Castle-
gar, a daughter, born May 14,

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PROFIL! — To Gene and Anna
Profili of Trail, a son, born
April 20.

. -- &
WIGHTMAN — To Peter and
Margo Wightman (nee Gariepy)
a daughter, born May 9 in
Terrace.

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ZOOBKOFF — To Michael and
Brenda Zoobkoff of Robson, a
daughter, born May 17.

OBITUARIES
BOTRAKOFF — Margaret Bot-
rakoff of Castlegar, aged 80
ayears, died suddenly on May 12

‘in Castlegar and District Hos-
pital. Rosary was recited the
evening of May 14, with funeral
mass celebrated the following
morning from St. Rita’s Catho-
lic Church in Castlegar. Burial
service was held May 17 in
Victoria.
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BOURQUE — Dr. Theodore
Henry (Ted) Bourque, formerly
of Nelson, died on May 7 at St.
*Paul’s Hospital in Vancouver at
the age of 75. Funeral mass was
conducted May 11 in the Holy
Rosary Cathedral in Vancouv-
-er, with Father Malton cele-
brant.
2s 2 «&

‘HONDT —- Mary

Rose
D'Hondt of Trail, aged 68, died.

May 10 in the Trail Regional
Hospital after a lengthy illness.
Rosary was recited May 14 at
St. Anthony's Church, with
funeral service conducted the
following day by Rev. Ulric Ell.
. ‘ Ld

JOHNSON — Cortez Johnson,
aged 59, of Kaslo, died May 8.
Funeral service was held May
12 in Abbey, Sask., with Rev.
Robert Matheson officiating.
Interment was at Abbey Com-.
munity aerate

LEVIN — Helmer Levin, 69,
died at Boundary Hospital in
Grand Forks on May 9. Father
Boyle officiated at a memorial
service on May 11 at the
Midway Community Hall. Cre-
mation,

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LIPSACK — Kenneth Lipsack,
aged 44, of Slocan Park, died
May 14 in St. Paul's Hospital in
Vancouver. Funeral service was
held May 18 in the chapel of the
Thompson Funeral Home in
Nelson, with Rev. C. N. Howard
officiating, Interment was in
Slocan Park Cemetery.

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OUGALL — John Dun-
can Allen, aged 56, of Trail,

died suddenly on May 9 in the
Trail Regional Hospital. Fune-
ral service was conducted May
14 from Carberry's Memorial
Chapel with Rev. Hadden Gre-
gory officiating. Ci

at Kootenay Lake District Hos-
pital. Funeral service was held
May 16 in the chapel of the
Thompson Funeral Home, with

Rev. James 0, Wilson offi-.

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MARSHALL — Ellen Marshall
of Nelson, aged 80, died May 16
in Kootenay Lake District
Hospital. Funeral service, was
held May 18 in the chapel of the
Thompson Funeral Home, with
Rev. James 0. . Wilson offi-
clating. Interment was at Bur-
ton, B.C,

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POZNIKOFF — Former Koote-
nay resident, Walter Poznikoff,
aged 64, died May 11 at Boston,
Mass, Funeral service was held
May 17 in Boston.

f * . .
REIBIN = Tinia Reibin, resi-
dent of Ootischenia, aged 86,
died May 16 at the Castlegar
and District Hospital. Prayer
service held the evening of May
‘17 from the chapel of Castlegar
Funeral Home. Funeral service
held May 18 from Ootischenia
Community Hall. Interment
was in the Ootischenia Ceme-
tery.
iG . . .
RENWICK — Hager Renwick
of Nelson, aged 67, died May 12

elating, Ci

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SHELOFF — William Peter
Sheloff of Salmo died at his
home on, May 16 at the age of
68. Prayer service was held the
evening of May 16 in the chapel
of Thompson Funeral Home in
Nelson and funeral servite was
held the following morning

. from the Salmo Russian Com-
munity Hall. Interment was in
Boulder Creek Cemetery.

° . *.
SOBERLAK — Karl Soberlak
of Castlegar, aged 66, died in
Courtenay on May 8. Funeral
service was conducted May 9
from the chapel of the Castle-
gar Funeral Home, by the
Knights of Pythias, with Fr. M,
Guinan in attendance. Crema-
tion.

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WHEATLEY — Wilhelmina
(Min) Wheatley, aged 72, of
Trail, died suddenly at home on

. May 18, Memorial service was
conducted May 16 from Knox
United Church with Rev. John
Fullerton officiating. Crema-
tion,

Prayer Vigil Sunday;
Trail Regional Hospital

On May 29, 1975, the
Petition of "One Million was
presented in the House of
Commons in Ottawa, containing
the signatures of 1,027,425
Canadians from all provinces,
and requesting Parliament to
enact legislation to grant un-
born children the same pro-
tection provided for any other
person.

‘Thus, out of concern for

May _27-June 2

the unborn and in view of the
ateady increase in the number
of abortions being performed in
Canada each year, Right to Life
is having a Prayer Vigil on
Sunday from 2 to 3 p.m. at the
Trail Regional Hospital.

This is not a protest
gathering, but a vigil of prayer,
quiet meditation and discus-
sion.

Transportation Week

British Columbia will join
other provinces in observing
Transportation Week from May
27 to_June 2, Transportation,
Communications and Highways
Minister Alex V. Fraser an-
nounced recently.

This special’ week, ori-
ginally established by Traffic
Clubs International in 1970, is
set aside to honor nearly a’
million Canadians involved in
the transportation field.

“Transportation is many
things —.a job, a vacation, a
move, a way to school, a way
home, a visit to a neighbor, a
product going to market, a
nation’s economic cand cultural

background, Efficient transpor-
tation is vital to our well
being,” sald Fraser:

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Beautiful British Columbia
magazine has gone multi-lin-

The magazine's summer

‘alas published by Tourism

B.C. i is now “available in: three
i French,

wood Veitch said the other-”

language editions are being
used to boost tourism to B.C.

“from overseas markets and

eastern Canada.
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35,000 German and 20,000
French copies were added to
the “ normal English-language
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<; Tourism and Small Busi-

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second and third respectively,
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tourists coming to B.C. from
countries overseas,

Warfield to Hold
Family Fair, June 22

Released by
Kootenay Boundary
Visitor's Association

. Warfield is holding a
Family Fair on June 2 ed

* everyone is invited,

The day begins with a

. ‘parade from Annable at 10 a.m.
This is followed by children’s

races, an egg-throwing contest,
games booths, a golf-ball guess-
ing contest, a bubble gum blow-

ing contest, a two-man. log
sawing contest and a frog
leaping contest.

A steak barbeque Is fea-

tured from & to 7 p.m. while a
disco dance and disco contest is
scheduled for 9 p.m, at Webster
School.
' The Family Fair Day is
co-sponsored by the Village of
Warfield, recreation commit-
tee, and the Warfield Volunteer
Fire Department,

=| Wet Kootenay Women

Honored for Service.

Eight West Kootenay wo-
men received certificates of
appreciation for 35 years or

more of “unselfish dedication’
. and service” as hospital auxi-

liaries and volunteers at the

West Kootenay Area Council

meeting at Nelson, ~

Mrs, Peg MacPherson of
Invermere,. president of the
B.C. Association of Hospitals
Auxiliaries, made the presen-

, tation on behalf of the minister

of health to Mrs. Marjorie
Butlin and Mrs, Mae Taylor of
New Denver, Mrs. Florence
Twaddle and Mrs. Catherine
Daly of Trail, Mrs. Dorothy
Nixon, Mrs. Marion Yolland
and Mrs. Bea Driscoll of Ross-
land, and Miss Carmen Horton
of Nelson.

The citation to- each read:
“The selfless dedi you

and, on behalf of the ministry of
health, I am pleased to extend
congratulations and good wish-
es.” Each was signed by the
Hon, Robert H. MacClelland.
All’. recipients are still
active in hospital charitable
work. ' x
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and Public Relations in Health

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ingly useful” by the 80.hospital

. delegates attending, was pre-

sented by Mrs. Marilyn Dimeo,
information officer from the
B.C. Health Association, Van-
couver office. An outline of
association activities on behalf

of the 110 .member hospitals »

and other health care agencies
‘was given by Duncan Bradford,
associate executive director.
Joan D, Lefeaux of Nelson
was returned as area council
4 ineial board

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