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Centre to host
employer seminar

The Canada Employment Centre

in Trail is hosting an employer
seminar Nov. 15 from 9 a.m. to 3:15
p-m. im the banquet room at
Castlegar’s Fireside Inn.

Registration for the seminar is
limited so employers are encouraged
to register now at the Trail Em-
ployment Centre. There is a cost of
$25 which includes a luncheon and
a rs

Jim Switzer says in a news release.
The seminar includes a keynote
address by Roslyn Kunin, chief
economist for the Canada Em-
Ployment and immigration -Com-
mission's B.C.-Yukon region.
“She will provide employers with

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that will im-
Pact on their business,"’ Switzer said.

Kunin has a doctorate degree in
economics and has worked as the
head of the CEIC’s regional
economic services branch since 1973.
She has received numerous awards
for her work and has been published
in well-known journals such as the
Canadian Business Review, Social

Service Review and Chatelaine, Swit-
zer said. *
The seminar agenda will also in-
clude information on Canadian Job
and

IN MEMORY

Estrid Storgaard

Slocan pioneer Estrid Katherine Storgaard of Slocan passed away

‘Strategy
services, as well as a presentation on
human resource planning by Dave
Sutherland of the commission's labor
market area office in Kelowna.

“One of the most popular and
Practical sections of the seminar will
be a presentation on the Em-
Ployment Standards Act,”’ ‘Switzer
said. ‘‘Al Strachan, industrial
relations officer for the B.C.
Ministry of Labor, will be addressing
employer’s questions and concerns
and providing information on em-
Ployment standards and human
rights. Al's presentation was very
well received by employers who par-
ticipated in last year’s seminar in
Trail.”

Switzer said the seminar is a must
for small-business managers and
staff who deal with human resource
issues and who must plan for
changing economic conditions.

Those interested in more infor-
mation or registration for the Issues
for the 90s seminar are asked to call
Dave Lang or Gina Jackman at CEC
Trail.

Minto chapter meets

Minto Chapter No. 79, Castlegar,
held a regular meeting Oct. 16 in the
Masonic Halll in Castlegar.

Seventeen officers were present
and sister Ruby Partridge was acting
y in the absence of Barbara

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Schellenberg who was recovering
from surgery

The chapter was opened in regular
form by Agnes Finch and all chapter
business was dealt with.

Sisters reported on visits to mem-
bers who had been or were ill. Mem-
bers present thanked all sisters for
their thoughtful actions to them
while they were ill.

Justine Buffet reported a suc-
cessful cancer dressing session held

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Doreen Levitt reported on the up-
coming Christmas tea and bazaar to
be held in the Legion Hall on Nov.
24 from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Committees are busy making
Preparations for the event.

Finch held an Honors Night for all
Present past and present worthy
matrons and worthy patrons. They
were presented in the east, given
honors and each was given a gift.

A discussion was held regarding a
Christmas celebration. This will be a
dinner held in a local restaurant. In
Place of individual Christmas gifts, a
money tree will be donated with
Proceeds to go to the Cancer Fund.

A motion was passed to give $25
to the Cancer Fund in memory of
sister Ellen Armstrong.

A motion was passed to purchase
a $25 wreath to be presented at the
Legion’s memorial service in
Castlegar by Levitt.

All officers, members and visiting
members were given a warm welcome
by Finch and by brother Clarence
Ackerman and all were asked to
share in the social time at the close
of the meeting.

Three members were presented in
the west and given a birthday
greeting.

A coin march was held followed
by the regular closing of the chapter.

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Oct. 17, 1990, at age 87 in the Slocan Community Hospital
in New Denver.

Mrs. Storgaard was born in Hybo, Sweden, on July 2, 1903. She
emigrated with her family to Canada in 1910, where they settled in
Speers, Sask. She married Fred Storgaard in 1920 and they moved to
the Slocan Valley where they resided until their deaths,

Mrs. Storgaard took a keen interest in all that went on in the

. She was a member of long standing of the Slocan
Institute, having joined when it was formed in.1926. She
received a life membership certificate and pin in appreciation of her
unselfish devotion to work for the betterment of the club.

Mrs. Storgaard was a past noble grand of Floral Rebekah Lodge
No. J5 and served as district deputy president from 1952 to 1953.

She enjoyed quilting and took great pride in all her cactus plants,
teaching to all who asked many knitting, rug-hooking, and crochet
stitches and was well known for her “‘oup of tea.’’

She is survived by her son Winston of Stocan; daughters Freda
Giffin of Olympia, Wash., and Elsie Robison of Vernon; 10

i and 13 gr i

Mrs. Storgaard was predeceased by her husband Fred in 1964 and
a daughter, Ann Murphy, in 1981.

By Mrs. Storgaard’s request there will be no funeral service.
Cremation has taken place.

In lieu of flowers, friends may make donations to the equipment
fund care of the Slocan Community Hospital, New Denver, B.C.

Funeral ar were under the di ion of Thi
Funeral Service Ltd. ‘.

Paul Sookachoff

Paul Sookachoff of Kelowna, B.C., passed away Friday, Oct. 26,
1990, at age 44.

Mr. Sookachoff was born July 22, 1946, at Nelson and grew up
in Castlegar ing from Stanley Hi ies secondary school in
1964. He graduated from the B.C. Institute of Technology as a civil
engineering technologist in 1966. He worked for the federal
Department of Fisheries for many years and on various construction
Projects.

He is survived by two daughters, Kimberly Ann and Leanne;
Diane of Delta; two brothers and sisters-in-law, Phil and Ann
Sookachoff, and Cyril and Helen Sookachoff of Castlegar; two nieces
and two nephews. He was predeceased by his father, Nick, in 1977
and his mother, Polly, in 1983.

Private family services were held on Tuesday with burial at Park
Memorial Cemetery. a

No flowers by request.

Funeral arrangements were under the direction of the Castlegar
Funeral Chapel.

Mathew Kalmakoff

Mathew Robert Kalmiakoff, infant son of Robert and Barbie
Kalmakoff, passed away Friday, Oct. 26, 1990. if

Mathew is survived by his parents, Robert and Barbie;
grandparents Joy and Phil Harford of Nelson, and Katherine
Kalmakoff of Castlegar; gi di Vera Kali of
Shoreacres and Mary Koftinow of Castlegar; and many aunts, uncles
and cousins.

Family funeral service was held Tuesday at the Castlegar Funeral
Chapel with burial at the Shoreacres Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, those wishing may make contributions to the
Children’s Hospital, Heart Unit, 4480 Oak St., Vancouver, B.C. V6H

4.

Funeral arrangements were under the direction of the Castlegar
Fuderal Chapel

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