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Because of the holiday on Monday, most of the following businesses
Monday. the iness Is open.
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Medical Clinic in Trail requires a
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for period of 4 mon-,
ths commencing Aug. 1, 1964.
(1580)
An engineering firm in‘Castlegor
is looking for o heating and ven-
tilating end. air

engineer. with minimum of $
years experience. Salary com:
mensurate with experience.
$2300 to $3500 per month. (151D)

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given white scarves which
they will wear until they are
invested.

Sixers took Chums into
their lairs within the parade
The Cubs gave a Grand
How! to welcome the new

for events are currently un-
derway.

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BAXTER — To Mr, dnd Mrs;

Boxter of Nelson, a girl, yo
May 9 7
DUNSMORE — To Mr. and Mrs,

Robert Dunsmore of Castleger, @
girl, born May 15.

FREEBORN — To Mr.
Allan Freeborn of R
girl, born May 8.

KALESNIKOFF — To Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Kalesnikott of Blueberry
Creek, a boy, born May 12.

KINNAKIN — To Mr. and Mrs.
Nick Kinnokin, a girl, born May
M4

KRAHN: To Mr. and Mrs. Den-
nis Krahn, a boy born May 12

ORMOND — To Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Ormond of Nelson, a boy,
born May 15

PARNELL To Mr. and Mrs.
Grant Parnell of Castlegar, o
girl, born May 17

RYAN — To Mr. and Mrs. Del
Ryan of Riondel, a boy, born May
10.

SHIMELL — To Mr. and Mrs. Brion
Shimell, a girl, born May 7

WILLIAMS — To Mr. and Mrs
Doug Williams of Nelson, a boy,
born May 10.

WORKMAN — To Mr. and Mrs.
Randy Workman of Trail, a boy,
born May 4.
DEATHS

BLAINE James Phoenix
Blaine, 64, Bridesville’s post
master, died April 30 at his
home. He was born at Myncoster
near Rock Creek in 1920. Mr
Blaine attended school at Rock
Creek, Nelson, and Ymir. in 1941
he moved to Trail, where he
worked for Cominco for three
years. After moving to
Bridesville, he farmed, logged
and became postmaster and
rural route mail-carrier

Kenneth Dudley

Nelson. He married Violet
Matatta in Nelson on May 7
1935, and they moved to Trail
where he worked for Cominco.
Mr. Crosbie moved to Castlegar
in 1941, and retired from Comin:
co in 1972. He is survived by his
son Rev. Tony Crosbie of Toron-
to; daughter Diane Willioms of
Cranbrook; and four gran.
dchildren.

ERICKSON — Harry Erickson of
Trail died May 6 after a brief
illness, aged 79. A memorial
service was held in Rossland.

FISH — Dora Catherine Fish died
‘May 10 in Rossland. No service
by request. Donations may be
mode to the charity of your
choice.

HEBERT — Elsie Alice Hebert of
Salmo died May 14, aged 60.
Mrs. Hebert is survived by her
husbond Bill; children Matthew
‘of Salmo, Albert of Istoke,
Charles of Cranbrook

Nelson, Daniel of Stetler, Alta
‘end Mary Ann of Salmo.

MAURO Giuseppe Mauro.
formerly of Trail, died Monday in
Kamloops, aged 81. Born in
Grimaldi, Italy, Mr. Mauro lived
in Trail for many years. He wos a
member of the Grimaldi Club,
ond the Maple Leat Band, and his
hobby was gardening.

SMECHER — Phyllis Smecher of
Trail died May 12, aged 72. In-
terment took place at the Moun-
tain View Cemetary

TIPPIE Florence Ethel
(Kellogg) Tippie of Nelson died
in Kootenay take District
Hospital May 14, aged 73. Mrs.
Tippie was born in Nelson,
where she received her
education, and was employed as
@ practical nurse at KLDH for
many years. She is survived by
her sister Stella Johnson of
Nelson, and her nieces and
ner 5. She was predecegsed
by her brother Kelly Kellogg in-
March, 1984.

Our Action

FITNESS CHALLENGE . . . Students at Twin Rivers Elementary School
took the challenge Wednesday afternoon in mass aerobic exercise,

unit
endorsed

By CasNews Staff

Central Kootenay Regional
District Hospital board has
endorsed the amalgamation
of the West Kootenay and
Selkirk Health units in Cast.
legar, but with some con-
ditions.

The regional board advised
Health Minister Jim Nielsen
in a letter that it endorses
the May 1 amalgamation
provided the money saved be
used to fill positions that are
presently vacant.

As well, the board wants
local servicés to be continued
to be delivered from the
Nelson and Trail health unit
offices.

The West Kootenay unit
is currently headquartered in
Trail and the Selkirk unit in
Nelson.

The new d unit is

as part of Great Canadian Participaction Challenge

CosNews Photo

Seniors enjoy stu

The Senior Citizens’ Asso-
ciation held its regular social
meeting Thursday and the
members were in complete
agreement that 20 kinder-
garten-age boys and girls
provided the “mostest and
the bestest” by way of enter.
tainment they had seen yet.

Mrs. Donna Archibald’s
kindergarten group kept
everyone entranced for near.
ly three-quarters of an hour,
presenting five action songs
with the full chorus, accom-
panied by Mrs. Archibald at
the piano.

Then, the children sep
arated into square dance
sets, 10 at a time taking turns
on the floor.

They went through the
figures with remarkable ex-
pertise for such tiny tots, and

youngsters performed the
Maypole dance — sans may-
pole and sans ribbons.

But the little ones per.
formed around a chair so
cleverly that the audience
could easily envision the
missing maypole.

Mrs. Kay Andreashuk
played her accordion for the
dancing, with Mrs. Archibald
coaching from the sidelines.

President Curtis Water.
man opened the meeting, and
welcomed the members and
guests before turning it over
to entertainment co-chair.
man LaDell Lipsett, who
very quickly turned it over to
Mrs. Archibald.

When the program was
“concluded, she expressed the
thanks of all the seniors for
the glimpse of what a bunch

further ated their
dancing ability when all 20

of pi s can do under
careful and inspired teach

ing

Five mothers and one dad
came with the children, and
all remained to share in the
tea party following.

Mrs. Peggy Newman was
in charge of refreshments,
assisted by Mmes. Helen
Peddle and Coral McDougal

June is wind-up month be-
fore the summer hiatus; the
last business meeting will be
on June 7, and a puvluck
supper on June 21 will bring
the first half of 1984 to a
convivial close.

Meanwhile, there were
some items left over from the
report on the annual spring
tea.

Overall convenor for the
tea was Mrs. Jessie Donnan,
who greeted an unexpected
guest, Mrs. Lillian Baaske of
New Horizons Program, who
was in Castlegar en route

dents

back to Vancouver from a
tour of the upper Kootenays.
With an hour or two to
wait for the plane to take her
home, she was a welcome
guest at the Seniors’ tea

A special treat was in store
for those who had worked so
hard to make the afternoon a
success.

At 4 p.m. all paying guests
having departed, Mrs. Mary
Legebokoff asked all the
ladies left to join her in en
joying a beautiful birthday
cake made in her honor by
her granddaughter.

It was a welcome break
after the hours of work, and
all joined in helping the cake
to disappear, and in wishing
Mrs. Legebokoff a very hap-
py 78th birthday.

The door prize, donated by
Mrs. Mildred Brady, was won
by Mrs. Betty Craig.

to be located in Castlegar,
but there is not enough room
in the Castlegar unit to
handle the increased admin.
istrative staff.

Health officials are dis.
cussing how to accommodate
the amalgamation.

The regional district dir
ective was not passed with
out some discussion.

At first, some directors
moved to oppose the amal-
gamation because they said it
will result in “considerable
deterioration in the provision
of public health service to the
Central Kootenay Regional
Hospital District.”

However, that motion
was defeated.

Meanwhile, the regional
board also rejected that
casino-type gambling on a
limited basis be considered
by the regional district.

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