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CASTLEGAR NEWS,

Thursday, May 31, 1979

(/ Vital Statistics

BIRTHS
COMO — To Mr. and Mrs,
Frank Como of Trail, a son,
born May 4,
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COTTERILL — To Mr. and
Mrs, Steve Cotterill of Nelson,
a son, born May 22.
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DIAF — To Mr. and Mrs,
Daniel Diaf of Cagtlegar, a
daughter, | born 1 May 20,

DRYSDALE - T°. Mr. and
Mrs. John Drysdale of Ross-
land, a son, born May 15.

* . a7

EVDOKIMOFF — To Mr. and

Mrs. Peter Evdokimoff of Rob-

son, a son, born May 20,
ee 8

FORRY — To Mr. and Mrs,

. Glenn Forry of South Slocan, a

son, born May 23,

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GEORGETTI — To Mr. and

Mrs. Ken Georgetti of Trail, a
daughter, born May 14.

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HARDY — To Mr. and Mrs. Sid
Hardy of Blueberry, a son, born
May 20.

* © 6
HAVILAND — To Mr. and
Mrs, Tom Haviland of Castle-
gar, a son, born May 21.

* 8 8

IJMAIFF — To Mr. and Mrs,
Jerry Jmaiff of Nelson, a son,
born May 19,

* 8

LANE — To Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Lane of Castlegar, a
son, born May 25.

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MICHELSON — To Mr. and
Mrs. James Michelson of Cas-
tlegar, a daughter, born May
23.

* 8 6
MILLER — To Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Miller of Nelson, a son,
born May 17,

eo 8

MONCRIEFF — To Mr. and

Mrs. Brian Moncrieff of Fruit-

vale, a daughter, born May 11,
- + 8

PALMASON — To Mr. and
Mrs, Wayne Palmason of Slo-
can, a son, born May 19.

+ 8 8

PRICE — To Mr. ‘and Mrs.
Bernard Price of Rossland, a
son, born April 30.

os 8 8

RAPISARDO —*To* Mr>-and*~
Mrs. John Rapisardo, of Nel-
son, a daughter, born May 17."

REIMANN — To Mr, and Mrs,
Len Reimann of Frultvale, a
daughter, born May 11,

. 8

.
“SEAFOOT — To Mr. and Mrs.

Gordon Seafoot of Nelson, a
daughter, born May 21,

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SHINGLER — To Mr. and Mrs.
Reg Singler of Castlegs, a
daughter, | born 1 May 22

TOMLIN - Te Mr. and Mrs,
Fred Tomlin of Castlegar, a
daughter, born April 26 in
Vancouver.

* * 6
UNDERHILL — To Mr. and
Mrs. Eric Underhill of Nelson, a
daughter, born May 22,

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VENIER — To Mr. and Mrs.

Allan Venier of Castlegar, a

son, born May 4,
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ZENTNER — To Mr. and Mrs,

Don Zentner of Trail, a

daughter, born May 11.
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OBITUARIES
BONDAROFF — Fred Bon-
daroff, aged 62, of Castlegar,
died suddenly on May 20 in the
Castlegar and District Hospital,
Funeral service was held the
evening of May 22, and con-
cluded the following afternoon
from the chapel of the Castle-
gar Funeral Home. Burial was
in Park Memorial Cemetery.

8 8

BRACE — A Cominco em-
ployee for 34 years, Griffith
(Shorty) Brace of Fruitvale,
aged 72, died in Trail Regional

Eospital, May 21, after a.

lengthy illness, Funeral service
was conducted from Carberry's
Funeral Home on May 24 with
Pastor Harold Clark officiating.
Interment was at Fruitvale
Memoria] Cemetery.

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CARMICHAEL — Frederick
William Carmichael, aged 70, of
Nelson, died May 18 at Koote-
nay Lake District Hospital,
Funeral service was held May
22 in the chapel of the Thomp-
son Funeral Home with Rev.
C.N.. Howard officiating. Cre-
mation,
“ * 6

CROSS — A Vancouver resi-
dent until he moved to Fruit-
vale three years ago, Bernard
Cross died May 18, at the age-of

the-Trail ‘Regional: Hos-“-

I, after a lengthy illness.
Cremation has taken place.

DERBY — A resident of Trail
for many years, John Derby of
Victoria died May 14 at Vete-
rans’ Hospital in Victoria at the
age of er

KOODRIN — Mrs. Polly Ann
Koodrin, a resident of Taghum,
died May 18 in the’ Castlogar
and District Hospital at the age
of 74. Funeral service began the
evening of May 21 and con-
cluded the following afternoon
from the chapel of the Castle-
gar Funeral Home. Interment
was in Krestova Cemetery.

* 6 @
LAFACE — Mary La Face, 90,
a resident of Rossland for 67
years, died May 22 in Mater
Misericordiae Hospital after a
lengthy illness. Rosary was
recited from Sacred Heart
Catholic Church in Rossland the
evening of May 28, with funeral
mass celebrated by Father.
Armando Maglio the following
day. Interment was at Moun-
tain View yCemetery.::

MORRISON - Linus Eugene
(Slim) Morrison of Nelson, aged
65, died suddenly at Trail
Regional Hospital on May 18,
Rosary was recited at the
Cathedral of Mary Immaculate
in Nelson the evening of May
22, with funeral service con-
ducted the following day by
The Rev. D, Wilson. Interment
was in the Catholic Section of
Nelson Memorial Park,
. 2 6

PEREGOODOFF — Mary Jane
Peregoodoff: of Grand Forks,
died in Penticton May 14 at the
age of 85 years. Prayer service
was held May 16 and funeral
service the following day from
Hammond Funeral Chapel. In-
ferment was at the USCC
Cemetery, Grand Forks,
ar er

POSTNIKOFF — William W.
Postnikoff, 67, of Crescent
Valley, died May 18 in the Trail
Regional Hospital. Funeral ser:
vice was held the following
weekend in Krestova Com,
munity Hall. Burial was in
Krestova Cemetery.

REYNOLDS — Lioyd Alex.
ander Reynolds, aged 60, died
suddenly at his home in Ross-
land on May 16. Funeral service
was conducted.from Carberry’ 's
‘Memorial Chapel on ‘May719
with Rev. Cameron McGuire
officiating. Cremation followed.

ROBERTS — Norman Harris ‘

Roberts of Nelson, died in
Lions’ Gate Hospital in Van-
couver on May 20 at the age of
78. Funeral service was held
May 24 in the chapel of
Thompson Funeral Home in
Nelson, with Rev. Deno Bene-
det officiating. Interment was
in Nelson Memoria! Park Ceme-
tery.

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SADLISH — Martin Sadlish

Sr., aged 76, of Kiro Manor in”

Trall, died May 22 in Trail
‘Regional Hospital after a
lengthy illness. Funeral service
was conducted from Carberry's
Memorial Chapel on May 26
with Rev. Jim Ratcliffe offi-
ciating. Cremation.
* 8. @

SOUKEROFF — Peter ‘Souk:
eroff, a 75-year-old resident of
Pass Creek, died May 18 at
Castlegar and District Hospital.
Prayer service began the eve-
ning of May 22 and concluded
with funeral service the follow-
ing day from the Pass Creek
Community Hall. Burial was in
Pass Créek Cemetery.

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UNDERWOOD — Mabel Mary
Underwood, age 86, of Ex-
tended Care Unit, Trail Re-
gional Hospital, died May 17 in
the hospital after a brief illness.
Family service was conducted
from Carberry’s Memorial Cha-
pel on: May 23, with Rew
Hadden Gregory officiating,
Interment was at Mountain
View Cemetery.

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WARNER — Melvin Earl War-
ner, aged 42, of-Nelson, died
May 19 in Kootenay Lake
District Hospital. Funeral ser-
vice was held May 23 in the
chapel of Thompson Funeral

. Home, with Rev. James 0,

Wilson officiating. Interment
was in Nelson Memorial Park.

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WELLS — Harold Edward
Wells, of Grand Forks, died in
Boundary Hospital May 16 at
the age of 82 years. Rev.
George Martens officiated at
the funeral service held May 18
at Hammond Funeral Chapel.
Cremation.
* »

WHITE — William Lorne
White, of Nelson, died acci-

“dentally May 18 at the age of

29, Funeral service was held in
the; First Presbyterian Church
on May 22, with Rev. Calvin
Brown officiating. Cremation:

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A Castlegar printing and
stationery company has an
opening for an experienced
qualified Press Operator cap-
able of operating s Unotypo and
& comptograph, Wages $8 to.
$12 per hour. (648)

Soierat a exial in
Trail for qualified Hairdressers,

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The ministry of forests has
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British Columbians and visitors
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