The Castlegar Sun

Wednesday, May 31, 1995

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REQUEST FOR
NOMINATIONS
REGIONAL SCIENCE,
TECHNOLOGY AND
INNOVATION COUNCIL

The Science Council of British Columbia is forming a
Regional Science, Technology and Innovation Council in
the region served by Selkirk College. The mandate of the
council will be to:

* Improve the region's ACCESS to related programs,
services and agencies.

* Increase the APPLICATION of technology in regional
firms and institutions.

* Promote the AWARENESS of science and technology
issues and opportunities.

* Provide ADVICE on related regional issues to
appropriate agencies.

A nomination committee in the region is preparing a list
of public and private sector candidates to recommend to
the Science Council of British Columbia for appointment to
the 16 member regional council. Candidates will be
recommended on the basis of:

* Geographic representation.
* Industry and Business Sector representation.
* Appreciation of opportunities in science
and technology.
* Demonstrated community leadership.

You are invited to nominate individuals for council
membership. Please send a résumé of the nominee and
two references by Tuesday, June 13 to:

Holly Ridenour

Selkirk College

301 Frank Beinder Way
PO Box 1200
Castlegar, BC V1N 3J1

If you wish more information about membership on the
Council, please contact Holly Ridenour, Science Council of
BC, at 365-1317.

The Science Council of British Columbia:
Supporting Innovative Science and Technology
tn British Columbia.

Carl Huff and Heather Penman

Couple wed in Chilliwack

Heather Penman, daughter of Jim and Rae Penman of Castlegar,
and Carl Huff, son of Susan and Daryl Huff, exchanged vows April
8 in Cooke's Presbyterian Church in Chilliwack, where the couple
is now residing. Maid of honor was Rachel Bates and bridesmaid
was the groom's sister, Shelley Huff. Best man was Matthew Huff,
the groom's brother. A special guest was the bride's grandmother
who flew from Scotland to attend the wedding.

The quality-of drinking water
in some Kootenay communities
was the subject of a recent
Knowledge Network special.

The special, which was aired
eaerlier this month, featured
Mike Harnadeck, chief environ-
mental health officer for the West
Kootenays. ‘

“The outcome is people get
sick,” Harnadek told the Knowl-
edge Network. “They visit their
doctor. That uses up health care
dollars. They end up going to
hospital. That uses up more
health care dollars.”

A dog was splashing through a
rural water supply when the
Knowledge Network crew came
to visit. With the support of Envi-
ronment Canada and the British
Columbia Ministry of Environ-
men, the Knowledge Network's
hour-long production, Taking
Stock, probed the true state of
B,C.’s environment.

The program attempted to
answer the question: just how

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OBITUARIES

Polly

Polly Zaytsoff of Pass Creek
passed away at Boundary Hospital
in Grand Forks on May 19, 1995 at
the age of 92

Funeral service was held at the
New Life Pentecostal Assembly on.
May 23; with Pastor Rankin
McGougan officiating. Burial was
at Park Memorial Cemetery

Mrs. Zaytsoff was bom July 15,
1902 at Kamsack, Sask. She grew
up there and came to Pass Creek in
1928 and married Mike Zaytsoff.
She lived all her life on the land
they homesteaded

Mrs. Zaytsoff was active in the
New Life Assembly and Women’s
Aglow, and enjoyed gardening,
cooking and crocheting

She is survived by two sons and
daughter-in-law, Ed and Pauline of
Bumaby, and Fred of Pass Creek;
one step-son, Sam of Hope; one
daughter and son-in-law, Luba and
Pred Hlookoff of Grand Forks; six
grandchildren, and six great-grand-
children.

Funeral arrangements were
under the direction of the Castlegar
Puneral Chapel

Alex Zaltsoft

Alex Zaitsoff of Femie (for-
merly of Castlegar) passed away
suddenly on Wednesday, May
17, 1995 at Port of Spain,
Trinidad at the age of 45.

Funeral service was held at
the Castlegar Funeral Chapel on
May 23 and May 24, with burial
at the Pass Creek Cemetery

Mr. Zaitsoff is survived by
his wife Elaine of Fernie; one
son, Tim and one daughter,
Cindy, both of Fernie; two
brothers, Harry and Peter Zait-
soff of Castlegar; one sister,
Lola Tymofievich of Raspberry;
and many nieces, nephews and
cousins

Mr. Zaitsoff was born Oct.
13, 1949 in Nelson and grew up
in Gibson Creck. He moved to
Fernie in 1965 and married
Elaine Chemoff at Harrison Hot
Springs on Aug. 7, 1971. He
began working for Omai Gold
Mines Ltd. in 1993 and was
assistant manager of operations
in Port of Spain, Trinidad-Toba-
go at the time of his death.

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

Suddenly passed away in
Kootenay Lake District

Hospital an Tuesday, May

| 16 at the age of 45. He was

the beloved son of John and
Louise Swanson, bom on
December 25th, 1949 and

raised in Mission, B.C. While

in Mission, B.C. at the
Yf;) Legion on Saturday, May 20 bt

be greatly missed by us all.
We love you Dadi

Located just past the junction on
the Slocan Valley Highway

THE LIGHTER SIDE

The Castlegar Sun

Ann
Landers
Syndicated

Columnist
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ar Ann Landers: | am now
27. JNine years ago, “Judy,” the
girl I was going with, became
pregnant, I now know sex jis
strictly for adults and there are

ponsibilities and rs

that go along with it. But I as
only 18 and very naive.

T went on to college, Judy
began harassing my family, first
with phone calls and then through
bizarre behavior. She vandalized
my girlfriend's apartment and
trashed my car and my parent's
car. Finally, I had to take out
restraining orders

Nind days after | married my
girlfriend, Judy filed for child
support. The court has ordered
me to pay 25 percent of annual
income. I am really burned up.
I never wanted to have this
child, so why should I have to
support it?

I firmly believe that a woman
has total control of her body
Judy decided ON HER OWN to
have that child. I ordered her to
get an abortion or put the child
up for adoption. She refused. In
my opinion, she should be
totally responsible for taking
care of that child

T am not able to pay child sup-
port. I have an enormous amount
of debt - college loans, car pay-
ments, credit card bills, rent and
graduate school tuition. I am a
newlywed and just getting by. My
major asset is my car. The court
has said I should sell it

When my wife and I decide to
have children, it will be a mutual
decision, and I will be happy to
provide for that child financially
and emotionally. Judy is physical-
ly able to work but refuses to do
so. I feel like an innocent
bystander who is being taken for
a ride. What do you think? - A
Dad Too Soon in N.J.

Dear Dad Too Soon: I think
you have a moral, as well as legal,
obligation to support the child
your fathered, even though you
were only 18 at the time and may
have been intentionally trapped

You say you believe a woman
has total control of her body?
Sorry, Dad, Judy didn't get preg-
nant all by herself. You sowed the
seed - and I believe as you sow,
so shall you reap. Sell your car,
mister, and kwii fs

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Allude (5)
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Garden of delight (4)
Savored (6)
Punitive (5)
Engulf (6)
Enfold (4)
5S. Waive (5)
Conscious (5)
Crypt (5)
Desist (5)
Go aimlessly (5)
30. Papa (5)

Discord (6)
Erase (6)
Compel (5)
Started (5)

5. Real (7)
Educe (6)
Protect (6)

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Spider's creation (3)
Bill (3)

Epoch (3)
Magistrate (7)
Frightened (6)
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Excellence in
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someone in Castlegar who shows
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