Saturday, May 2, 1992}

IN) MEMORY

Shirley Ann Jenkins

On Sunday, April 26, 1992, Shirley Ann Jenkins of
Castlegar passed away at the age of 50 years.

Mrs. Jenkins was born April 12, 1942 at Saint John,
New Brunswick.She came to Blueberry Creek in 1966.
Mrs. Jenkins worked as a lunch hour supervisor at
Stanley Humphreys Secondary School. She loved being
with her friends.

She is survived by daughters, Patricia Trendall of
Westbank, B.C. and Christine Jenkins of Nanaimo, B:C.,
four grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.

Funeral service was held at the Castlegar Funeral
Chapel on Thursday, April 30, 1992 at 11 a.m. with
Pastor Ira Johnson officiating.

Interment will be at Park Memorial Cemetery.

Faneral arrangements are under the direction of the
Castlegar Funeral Chapel.

Pearl Androsoff

On Monday, April 27, 1992, Pearl Androsoff of
Castlegar passed away at the age of 78 years.

Funeral service was held at the Castlegar Funeral
Chapel on Thursday and Friday with burial at the —
Brilliant Cemetery. i=

Mrs. Androsoff was born July 18, 1913 at Champion
Creek, B.C. where she grew up and married John
Androsoff in 1932.

In 1935 the family moved to Robson and then moved
to Castlegar in 1955.

Mrs. Androsoff began the first Russian Sunday School
in Castlegar and organized the first group of ladies to
look after the flower gardens at Verigins Tomb.

She enjoyed gardening and swimming. It was her love
of swimming that caused her to organize a Senior Ladies
Swimming Group that met regularly at the Sandman
Inn Swimming Pool.

She is survived by her husband John of Castlegar, four
daughters, Louise Wishlow of Castlegar, Honya Shennan
of Victoria, Jennett Fenton of Richmond and Pearl
Fillipoff of Castlegar, one son Bill of Rossland, eight
grandchildren and three great grandchildren.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to The B.C.
Heart Fund, Box 3023, Castlegar, B.C. VIN 3H8, or The
Salvation Army, 2030-2nd Ave., Trail, B.C.

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

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The Castlegar News Easter Egg Scramble has come and gone, but not before these three young artists collected their bunnies for
drawing some outstanding picture in our coloring contest. The winners were Angela Waterberg (left) in the two- to five-year-old
category, Amy Poole (middle) in the six- to eight-year-old category and Desiree Hopkins for nine to 12 years olds.

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News photo by Glen Freeman

Legion auxiliary says
goodbye to the Zorns

With the coming of spring,
the Ladies Auxiliary to the
Royal Canadian Legion have
been very active.

Donations were made to the
Old Time Fiddlers, Castlegar
Home Support for a personal
response system, and the KBS
Campaign for Life towards an
electrocardiograph system for
the Castlegar Hospital.

Patients in the hospital and
shut-ins were visited.

On March 28, the Branch
and Ladies Auxiliary held a
dinner in the Legion Hall to
honor Ed and Pearl Zorn.

Ed and Pearl, who have res-
idents of Pass Creek for 23
years, are moving to Grand
Forks.

A beautiful picture of Pass
Creek as seen from their prop-
erty was painted by local artist
Mrs. Marjorie West and pre-
sented to them.

Ed, Branch Past President
and Life Member, received his
40-year pin. Pearl, who has
served on the executive for two
years, 1st vice president for
one year, standard bearer for
two years, and secretary for 12
years, was presented with a
gift from the Ladies Auxiliary
for her outstanding service.

Pearl and Ed have always
been keen, cheerful workers at
all Branch and L.A. functions
—they will be greatly missed.

The Ladies Auxiliary were
well-represented at the Spring

Zone Seminar held in Ross-
land on April 4 and 5.

Members of the Pacific
Command conducted the
meetings and the anniversary
of Vimy Ridge was remem-
bered.

The comradeship and ex-
change of ideas in the Zone
was enjoyed by all.

The L.A. Spring Tea was
held on April 11. First vice-
president Muriel Heagy wel-
comed everyone.

Assisting kitchen convener
Joyce Turner were Gladys
Senetza, Kay Bate and Carol
Him. Tea Servers were Helen
Leduc, Joan Blais, Bella
Moran, Hilda Salmon, Muriel
Wilson and Cathy Sperling.
Bake table workers were
Muriel Heagy, Cathy Mac-
Donald, and Helen Cher-
nenkoff.

Eve Sperling and Pearl
Zorns were on the Sewing
Table, and Dorothy MacPher-
son and Edna Dodson were in
charge of the White Elephant
Table. In charge of Tea Tickets
was Bea Lundquist; Doily
Draw, Marge Rafter; Table
Centerpieces, Bea Lundquist.

The door prize, donated by
Justine Buffett, was won by
Mrs. Joe Schiavon, and Mrs.
Marge Brownlie won the doily.

The Ladies Auxiliary wish
to thank all those who attend-
ed and made our tea so suc-
cessful.

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