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of many kids and adults alll
their faces painted, adding color and ex-

SEEING STARS? — An artist paints color-
Ive-year-old
Mecca Thornhill. at last year's Barnes
Creek Country Faire. Visiting with her

cltement to the village that is the
for four days of arts, cratt:
clown:

and exotic foods. This year's
Faire, the Sth ganual: takes place Aug
Highway 6, nea

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Job
File

Detalla of these and other Job

opportunities are available at:
ison Canada Employment
Centre,

514 Vernon St.,
Phone: 352-3165.

An employer in Silverton re-
quires a stee! fabricator, with
minimum five years’ experience.

A Journeyman or &th year
apprentice millwright Is wanted In
Slocan. (602)

Acartified heavy duty mech-
anle Is needed In Nakusp.

We are In need of several
persons, with cars, to deliver
directories early In August,

An experienced floral arrang-
er Is required to work full time
locally. (722)

A well experienced palnter,
with sand biaotiig experience Is
wanted In Sali

An appilance rie person is
needed locally to 4} appilance
parts, answer phone, accept cash
and make deposits, (693)

A Nakusp smnloyer. is In need
of a loader oper:

/ Wedding Bells

Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Chad
Edward Wetter, whose marriage took place July 26 at
Trail Pentecostal Church. The bride, Deborah, is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McLachlan of Trail and
the groom is the son of Mrs. Lee Wetter and the late Mr.
Wetter of Alberta. si
* * *

Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Henke, who
were married July 26 at St. Rita’s Catholic Church in
Fruitvale. The bride, Heidi, is the'daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ron Deniger of Fruitvale and the groom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Henke of Montrose.

* * *

Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Benfield
Gladdish, who were wed July 26 at St. John’s Anglican
Church in fruitvale. The bride, Raelene Elizabeth, is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford J. Read of Trail and the
groom is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert B.
Gladdiéh, of Fruitvale.

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Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Karl Zurek, whose
‘marriage took place July 26 in Castlegar. The bride,
Susan, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack J. Voykin of
Pass Creek and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs,
Ludwig Zurek of Robson.

* *

Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Anton Tschop,
whose marriage took place July 26 at Knox United
Church in trail T ‘The bride, Brenda, is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Whitehouse of Trail.

. * *.

on 175 Track Machine.

A manager and an asaletant
manager, with retall experience In
ladles’ wear is required locally.
Resume required. (718, 719)

lerks are needed for
je work.

Sate:
full and pai
Teall Canada Employment

835 Spokane St.
Phone: 368+ “S508,

Automotive parts outlet In
Trall requires an experlenced
counter person. Must have at loast
three to four yeara' exp. Salary
$1,600/mo. (559)

A sawmill in Fruitvale area
requires a millwright welder with
all-round experience to work as a
charge hand. Must be

C to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Crawford,
whose wedding took place July 26 at Robson. The bride,
Nancy, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Zaytsoff of
Pass Creek and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. D.
James Crawford of New Denver.

.

Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. John R. Egan, who
were married July 26 at St. Anthony’s Church in Trail.
The bride, Joanne, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Accardo of Trail and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Egan of Brantford, Ont.

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Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Laurie
Tee's, whose marriage took place July 26 at St. Saviour's
Pro Cathedral in Nelson. The bride, Charlyne, is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Frocklage of Nelson and
the groom is the son of Mrs. Irene Tee's and the late Mr.
Fraser Tee's of Victoria.

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In sawmill operation. (283)

Small engine repatrer Is re-
quired by Fruitvale employer. Ap-
Plicant must be fully experienced
certified tradesparson with ex-
perience on various vehicles, mo-
torcycles, snowmobiles, chain-
saws, etc. Wages $1071 hr. (333)

Retall furniture store in the
Trall area Ie looking for a tloor
tayer with at feast three to four
years’ experience. Must have own
tools and transportation. Work will
be on a contract basis. $3 square
yard for carpeting and $3.50 for
iino. (560)

Dellvery persons are required
to dalivery directories on @ con-
tract basla In Tall,
Montrose, Rossland and Castle-
gar. (638) |

A iarge auto deater In Trall
has an opening for a certifl
sulebody repalrer, Wages $11.50/

F. (642)

Grocery outlet In Castlegar
requires a ‘ully qualified meatcut-
ter for two weeks hollday rollet in
August. (50: 2 a

A certified experienced paint-
‘aris required by local aor

C to Mr. and Mrs. Victor N. Manson,
who were married July 26 at the Cathedral of Mary

Immaculate in Nelson. The bride, Kathleen, is the”

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Morton of Genelle and the
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. N. Manson of Nelson.

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/ Wital Statistics.

born July 22.

.
BROWN — To Mr.
grown of Rossland,
duly 4,

BUCKLER — To Mr, ‘and Mra.
Russ Buckler of Fruitvale, a
daughter, born July 12.

BYERS — To Mr. and . Howle
Sie. of Castlegar, a on, born

KIN — To Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen Hoskin ot Neleon, a ton,
born duly 18.

JOHNSON — To tan id Mra.
Gordon Johnson of ‘Gastiovar, a
son, born July 8.

LOVELL — To Mrs. Marilyn
Lovalt of Nelzon, a son, born July

21. ¥ he ?

McDONALD — To Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart McDonald of Nelson, a
daughter, born July 24.

MALPASS — To Dr. and Mrs.
Philip Malpas of ‘Nelson, a

daughter, born duly 7

MOTA — To Mr. and Mrs. John

Mota of Genelle, a daughter, born

duly 11,

Leainch — To Mr. and Mrs.
Messer of Genolle, a

davonter born July 14.

STACH — To Mr. and Mra. Don
Stach of Revelstoke (nee Berna-
dette Blades of Slocan City), a son,
born July7, |

TJADER — To Mr. and Mrs. Alan
Tjader of Frultvaie, a son, born
July 7.

WEBBER — To Mr. and 5
‘Warren Webber of Nelson, a son,
born July 1

WESLEY — To Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Wesley of Nelson, a
daughter, pore July 17.
OBITUARIES
BESECKER — Or. Lester Dean
Besecker, 77, of Kasic, died July
24 at Kaslo Victorian Hosptial.
Memorial service was conducted
July 28 at Kasto United Church.

CHICKERING — Horace Earl
Chickering; 88, of Nelson, died
dune 20 at Kootenay Lake District
Hospital. Memorial service was
held at the Kingdom Hall of Jeh-
ovah's Witnesses, conducted by
Tom Savinkoft.

HARTIN — Gregory sosent Hess
tin, born June 23, 1
suddenly at his home in’ ran
Private family service was held
July 25 with Rev. A. Guthrie
officiating. Interment was at
Mountain View Cemetery

HECKER — John Michael Hec-
ker, 75, of Nelson, died July 19 In
Mount St. Francis Hospital. Ser-
vice was held July 23 In the chapel
of Thompson Funeral Home with
Rev. -F. Malone officiating. In-
terment was in Nelson Memorial
Park.

HORRIGAN — Former Neleon
resident, Adela rel-

A ja MacKenzie officiat-
Hee cremation

PADOWINIKOFF — George Fred
Padowinikolf, 84, of Castlegar,
died July 20 at Castlegar and Dis-
trict Hospital. Prayer service be-
gan July 21 through July 22 at the
Passmore Hall, win | Interment In
Slocan Park Cam :.

PORCO— Domenico Rocco Porco,
74, of Nelson, died July 18 at his
home. Rosary was held July 21 In
the Cathedral of Mary (mmaculate
‘and service conducted the fallow-
Ing day, with Rev, 6. Wilson
officiating. Interment

, Catholle Section of Neleon Mom.
orlal Park.

RIDGERS — Kathleen Roedean
Aldgers of couver, formerly of
- Christina: » Trail and Ross-

land, dled July Ve Service wae
held July 21 In Vancouver, with
L.D. Eldridge officiating.
Gromation.
SOOKAROUKOFF — Andrew
Sookaroukoff, 98, of Nelson, died
July 22 In Willowhaven Private
Hospltal, Prayers were sald July.
24 from the chapel of Thompson
Funeral Home and service con-
cluded July 26 from the Taghum
Community Hall. Interment wae In
Shoreacres Cemetery.

MANO — Olive Peal i

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the basic functions of a
record company are to find
artists, record, produce,
promote and market their
records, Each record com-
pany is structured to carry
out these task8. Record
companies provide various
‘creative services’ which
Include artist and repertoire,
promotion, publicity, artist
development and sales.
activities are integrated to
build a unified image for an
artist or group.

Jerry Jatte
Jerry Jaffe, vice-president
of artist development for
Polydor Records, a Poly-

gram company, explains
what his job entails -to
develop an act to its fullest
commercial potential. “The
end result for a record
company is to sell records,
hopefully millions of records,
-which is to the mutual
benefit of both the record

4,200 albums were released.
That's a lot of new product
tor radio stations, reviewers

gan, 88, late of Normanna Bost
Home at Burnaby, died July 19 In
hospital. Private graveside service
held at Nelaon Memorial
Park. zi
KLINE — Joseph John Kline of
Castlegar, and formerly a resident
of Trail, dled July 21. Service
held July 24 at St. Rita's Catholle
Church with Rev. Aloysius
Michael 8.J. Crema-

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and consumers to digest.
Our goal Is to draw attention
to our artists—to create
interest in their music.

“Talent must be given an -

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done by carefully exploring
the talents of an artist and

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the image ane best relates

* to those talents.”

_An artist isn't developed
over night. A recotd com-
pany can spend months,
even years, trying to estab-
lish_a lasting and successful
career for an act. It can
sometimes appear to those
on the outside of the in-
dustry that record compan-
ies try to created trends
with the new acts they sign.

Certain companies can, and
do, popularize a type of
music by heavy promotion
and subsidized exposure.

Most’ often though, the
music itself is there—It has
to be in order to evoke any
kind of emotional response -
from the audience. New
lifestyles or reactions to
cultural conditions produce

record industry then latches
‘on to and packages for mass
consumption,

“| think it's Important to
mention’ «that record
companies try to make as
much music, and as wide a
selection of music as.possi-
ble, available to the public.
Some might suggest we
offer to much. We try to give
every consideration to the
artistic needs of the talent
as well as to the demands
and appetite of the public.
Ultimately, the public makes
the choice and decides who
becomes the star and which
type of music prospers.”

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KRAFT — Winnifred Mary Mar-
garet Kraft, 84, of Nelson, dled
duly 18 In Kootenay Lake District
Hospital. Service was held July
21 «In ..the chapel of thompson
Funeral Home with Rev. A.C.
Smith officiating. Interment was In
Nelson Memorial Park.

MAGLIO — John Magilo, 75, of
Nelson, dled July 18 In Kootenay
Lake District Hospital. Rosary was
held In the chapel of Thompson
Funeral Home on mally 21-and ser-
vice was conducted July 22 In the
Cathedral of Mary . Immaculate
with Rev. J.F. Monaghan offi-
clating. Interment was in the
Catholic Sectlon of Nelaon Mem-
orial Park, |
MIKKELSON — Melvyn A.A.
Mikkelson, 59, of Nelson, died
July 19. Memorlal service was
held July 22 In the chapel os
Thompson Funeral Home with”

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