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Castlépar News November 20, 1986

COMMUNITY NEWS

HONOR ROLL . . . Stanley Humphries secondary school Grade 10 students who were recently named to the first (left) and second class honor roll

STUDENTS
NAMED TO
HONOR ROLL

One hundred and nine students were named to the
Stanley Humphries secondary school honor roll for the
first term

To quality for the honor roll, students must have a
grade point average of at least 3.0 — a B average. Those
who receive a 3.0-3.9 average are given second class
honors, students with a 3.5 average or better are given
first class honors.

Following is a list of students who were named to the
honor roll:

1ST CLASS
Grade 12
Mary Joy Bowman, Gary Kooznetsoff, Hedda
Breckenridge, Micheal Cheveldave, Kelly Southwell, Kim
Tarasoff, Pauline Orr, Denis Peregrym
Grade 11

Kanny Chow, James Skwarok, Tammy Tchir,
Jennifer Rezansoff, Jaret Clay, Jane Fleet,
Holden, Tony Makonen, Tim Perepolkin, Monica
Tymofievich, Trent Dolgopol, Nicola Bullock, Laura
Goetting, Darcy Hart, Teresa Lamb, Michael Strobel
Grade 10

Andrew Port, Candace Carter, Darryl Furey, Brent

Pinckney, Sheri Chernenkoff

Karen

Grade 9
Chery! Duckworth, Suzanne Orr, Kecia Dusseault,
Adrienne Wilson, Walter Hadikin, Ian Moore, David

Vecchio.
2ND CLASS

Grade 12
Sherry Bouthillier, Lissa Chernenkoff, Erie Dillon,
Daniel O'Connell, Debbie Cheveldave, Geoff Ball, Stacey
Conkin, Amelia Resendes, Charlene Verishine, Carrie
Bristow, Brenda Grewcock, Theresa Gritchen, Deanna
Neumann, Lara Halisheff, Eduarda Jardim, Craig Luker,
Jesslyn Robinson, Tami Sorenson, Chris Susut, Cynamon
Carter, Karen Popoff, Jeanette Chan, Sheryl Poznekoff.

Grade 11
Gordon Gjennestad, Lori Lawrenow, Eddie Hadikin,
Lorni Kanigan, Cathy Paszty, Brian Perehudoff, Shelley

Reimer, Paul Andersen, Lori Legebokoff, Karen Miller
Tait, Davin Green, Lori Kinakin, Tana Robinson, J
Breckenridge, Heath Clement, Sara Morin, Carrie Lynn
Brown, Tami O'Connor, Jason Sahlstrom, Brent
Shellenberg, Lana Zaytsoff

Grade 10
Lucy Cardoso, David Bristow, Athena Chan,
Dorothy Chaves, Greg Peregrym, Allan Phipps, Carrie
Gorkoff, Lisa Verigin, Allison Zanet, Marnie Mitchell.
Grade 9
Catherine Maida, Karen Voykin, Jemal Austin,
Paige Reibin, Darren Tamelin, Sunny Baker, Deanne
Rourke, Roger Carlson, Kim Southwell, Dawn Cumber
land, Clayton Casdtle, Christine Fishwick, Ken Halisheff,
Kathy Schaprickyn, Tracy Carr, Ken Chernoff, Harren
Gouk, Maya Kanigan, Connie Vecchio.

Most cancers
linked to

tobacco use

More than 90 per cent of
oral cancers are caused dir
tetly by tobacco in one form
or another, Dr. Robert Let
nick told a recent meeting of
the local Cancer Society.

Dr. Letnick, now practis-
ing dentistry in Castlegar,
has spent several years with
the armed forces where he
found the incidence of oral
cancer to be extremely high.

Cancers of the mouth and
throat do not cause pain, and
often a patient is not aware
that he has a problem until it
is discovered by his dentist,
Dr. Letnick said.

In other news, Cancer
Society president Ruby Mar.
sh announced the B.C. Soci
ety now has a toll free line
1-800-663-4242. This tele
phone line can be used to ob-
tain information on lodge
services available to cancer
patients, for asking advice on
diet or quit-smoking pro-

grams, and for getting the
name of local contact people.

Another source of help és
the city library, where books
are available on understand-
ing and coping with cancer. 1
An effort is being made to
have’ some paperback edi- |
tions on the bookstands in
local stores.

CHRISTMAS SEASON
SHOPPING HOURS

Now in effect until Christmes:

Mon. - Fri., 9:30.a.m. oa m.
Saturday, 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.

The Steve Fonyo fund has
made it possible for the Can-

cer Society to produce @
video: No Fears — No Tears.
The video shows how clinical
psychologist Dr. Leora Kut-
tner has taught children and
their parents to use tech-
niques such as distraction,
breathing and hypnosis to
cope with treatment proce-
dures which may be strange
and frightening to them.

The Society intends to
show the video on Cable 10
and then make it available for
borrowing.

Job openings

1 duty nurses to work

Family Night Special

DOUBLE
Regular BURGER

Every Tuesday from 4 p.m. - 8 p.m.
NOW. THROUGH JANUARY 27

Details of these ond other job
opportunities are available ot on casual basis ore urgently

ployment C: required in Trail ond Rosslond
(2334)

SPECIAL BADGES . . . Mayor Audrey Moore presents

regular Castlegar council meeting. Girls had to sit
Shelagh ‘Ross (centre) and Kathi Maartman of the Ist

With Participating Castlegar Merchants Nov. 24 - Dec. 23

PRIZES VALUED AT OVER

Application denied

B.C. Tel's application to
withdraw its Mobiltel radio
telephone service has been
denied by the Canadian
Radio-Television and Tele.
communications Commission,
Kootenay West MP Bob
Brisco announced this week.

In a six-page decision the
CRTC stated: “Based on the
record of this proceeding, the
commission finds that Mobil.
tel service subscribers in
some locations would be
without a viable alternative
service if Mobiltel service
were withdrawn at this time.

“The Commission also
finds that B.C. Tel has not
sufficiently considered mak
ing rate adjustments to gen
erate revenues that more ad
equately cover its costs. In
light of this, the commission
has determined that Mobiltel
service should not be destan
dardized or withdrawn at
this time.”

The CRTC added that it
believes that the profitability
of the Mobiltel service could
be improved through rate
chances, and that it will
consider a new rate struc

ture.

“If, at the end of 1988, B.C.
Tel can demonstrate that,
despite these measures,
Mobiltel service imposes a
significant burden on its gen
eral body of subscribers, the
commission will be prepared
to reconsider whether to
permit the withdrawal of this
service,” the CRTC said.

“L have been in touch with
several constituents, loggers
and truckers who work in re
mote areas and depend on
mobiltel for safety,” said
Brisco.

Kinnaird WI makes

The Kinnaird Women's In
stitute made plans at its
November meeting to dis-
perse the assets accumulated
through the activities of the
past year.

Various fund-raising
events included a coffee par
ty, a quilt raffle, two bake
sales, a plant auction and
monthly draws.

Donations will be sent to
Queen Alexandra Solarium,

Vancouver Children’s Hospi
tal, Castlegar Kootenay So
ciety for the Handicapped,
Clay Castle, World Food
Day, UNICEF and Castlegar
and Castlegar and District
Library

The craft projects of the
year were finishing a quilt

and learning to make bargel
lo cushion tops.

The loan cupboard report
given by Murial Heagy men
tioned the donation of a pair
of aluminum crutches from
Wayne Nixon

Muriel Heagy
everyone that items from the
loan cupboard are available
free of charge and can be
obtained by telephoning her
at 365-8109.

Canes, crutches,
chairs, walkers and
toilet seats are some of the

reminded

wheel
raised

items on loan

Following the
set last year, it was again
decided to donate to the
Royal Canadian Legion
Christmas Hamper Fund in

precedent

plans to donate funds

stead of having a gift ex
change at the Christmas
meeting.

The December meeting
will be a dinner meeting held
at the Monte Carlo on Dec. 17
at which time plans will be
made to visit Raspberry
Lodge to entertain the resi
dents one afternoon before
Christmas.

Members will also bring
home baked cookies to the
meeting. These will be boxed
and distributed to local shut
ins

A review of various events
attended by members in
cluded a picnic, a dinner for
departing member, a Koot
enay Conference and the
District Workshop.

Kinnaird Guides with citizenship badges at this week's

through meeting as part of badge requirements.

rs Cashier ot self-serve gos
Contiows Proto mede siction in Trail. Wage is

employers {$4.00 per hour. (374E)

Births &

Funerals

Certified deycare supervisor
needed in Castlegar. (3814)

Thurs. & Sat. 9a.m. - 9 p.m.

Ff 9o.m. - 10 p.m.
the riday ig

ployment Centre in Trail. A Trail firm has an opening tor
Licenced Heirdressers ore o major appliance repairer
required in Trail. (89) (392T)

BIRTHS

BUSS — To Lorie (nee Darough)
and David Buss of Nelson, o boy
born Nov. 2

CASCIANO POOHACHOFF — To
Netto Casciano and Steve
Poohachott of South Slocan. a
boy. born Nov. 23

DONALDSON — To Bonnie and
Bruce Donaldson of Fruitvale, a
boy. born Nov. 1

DOSENBERGER To Bev and
Murray Dosenberger of Proctor
o girl, born Nov. 24

HAYNES — To Pam and Doug
Haynes of Nelson. a boy, born
nov. 17

KRETLOW To Mary and Don
Kretlow of Meadow Creek o
girl, born Nov. 20

LYNCH — To Sondra and Randy
Lynch of Nakusp. a boy, born
Nov. 19

MacNICOL — To Kathy and Neil
MacNicol of Meadow Creek. o
girl, born Nov. 21

MASON — To Cindy and Alan
Mason of Slocon Park. 0 girl
born Nov. 19

McCALLUM Maureen and
Bill McCallum of Rossland. a boy
born Nov 15

McNOWN To Heather ond
Tom McNown of Calgary, o girl
born Nov. 7

NIELSEN — To Debbie and Glen
Nielsen, a boy, born Nov. |

NIMINIKEN — To Wendy and
Gary Minimiken of South Slocan
a boy, born Nov. 2

PARKER To morme and Ron
Parker of Rossland. a boy, born
Nov. 14

SMITH To Donna ond Ricky

BRUGGENCATE — Bernard (Ben)
Bruggencate of Trail died sud
denly Nov. 20 at age 66. He 1s
survived by his wite Kate: a son
Harvey of Trail; three daughters
Sylvia Friesen of Chilliwack
Judy OCottey of Graden Boy
8.C., and Carolyn Kemp of Troi!
seven grandchildren, nieces and
nephews

DUPPERON — William (Buddy)
Joseph Dupperon died Nov. 16 in
Quesnel after o brief illness. Mr
Dupperon was born in Rossland
ond worked for Cominco until
1967. He is survived by his
daughter Marilyn Wiltshire; two
grandchilren: two sisters
Marion Kennedy of Castlegor
and Bertha Hagen of Wynndel
outns, two uncles and
ol nieces, nephews and
as predeceased by

his daughter Dolores in 1950

EASTON
Easton

William Thomson
tormerly of Costlegor

died Nov. 21 ofter a briet illness,
in Kootenay Lake District
Hospital. He was 83. Mr. Easton
is survived by his doughter Bor
bora (wife of Rev. Wayne
MacKenzie) and their children,
Susan Embree, Hollie Stich
Carolyn Fortin, and David
MacKenzie; his doughter-in-low
Marlane Easton, and her
children, Potti Davies. Colleen
Nabata, and Rober! Easton
eight great-grandchildren. He is
predeceased by his wite Annie in
1968, his son Bill in 1986 and his
brothers George ond Alex in
Scotland

EVANS Eldred K. Evons of
Nelson died suddenly at Enderby
‘and District Memorial Hospital at
age 79. Mr. Evans taught school
for 44 years, retiring in Nelson in
1970. He spent much of his time
with teachers organizations
parent-teacher associations
administering bursary tunds and
credit union work. In 1967 Mr
Evans received the Centennial
Medal tor his work with youth.

He is survived by his wite Ferne
daughters Doreen Olecko of
Whitecourt, Alta.. and Norma
Hlina of Vancouver; son Les
Evans of Calgary he
grandchildren: one great
grandchild

FREDERICKSON Kenneth
Wolter Frederickson died Nov
15 in Victoria. He is survived by
his wite Dorothy, daughters and
sons-in-law Corolee and Donel
of England ond Daryle ond Don
ny of Victoria; grandchildren
Owen Roth afd Ryan and Tyre
Massen

GILES — Raymond Arnold Giles
ot Fruitvale died Nov. 2! at Trai!
Regional Hospital otter o brief
illness. He was 69. Born in
Bristol, England. in 1917, Mr
Giles come to Fruitvale in 1984 to
be closer to his family. He 1s sur
vived by his son Martin of Fruit
vale, two grandchildren, two
sisters Gwen and Muriel. both of
Englond. He is predeceased by
his wite Muriel in England

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