cA Castlegar News:

April 29, 1990

Notices

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In Memory

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William Lambeth

William James Lambeth died peacefully at home after a lon

with cancer at age 79. Mr. Lambeth was born May 3, 1910, at Swindon,
Wiltshire, England

ted with his family to Edmonton in 1920 and entered
the Bank of Montreal there in July 1926, He remained with the bank un-
til his retirement in 1974 after 48% years of service broken only by his
service overseas in the Second World War. He was stationed by the
bank—at_16—branches—in-Alberta-and_B.C,— including Castlegar —
retiring as manager in Duncan, B.C. Jim and his wife, Mary, enjoyed a
wonderful life together, rich with memories of their travels, family and
friends. He will be missed by his friends in many organizations including
the Rotary Club of Oak Bay (Paul Harris Fellow), St. Luke's Anglican
Church Men’s Club, the Asian Arts Society, Art Gallery of Greater Yic-
toria, Queen’s Margaret’s school (Duncan) and the Bank of Montreal

Pensioners Association.

England.

and brother Jack of Toronto.

officiated

toria, B.C. V8S 2N2.

arrangements.

He is survived by his loving wife Mary (nee Fearman), daughter and
son-in-law Jane and Davie Burkmar of Mill Bay; daughter Sue Lambeth
of Calgary; grandchildren Christopher and Kate; nieces and nephews in
B.C., England and Spain; and many other close relations in Alberta and

He was predeceased by sister Joan of Jersey in the Channel Islands,

Private family funeral services and cremation were held with inter-
nment in St. Luke’s Anglican Church Cemetery. Canon H.1.G. Ragg

In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Rotary
Student Exchange, ¢/o Rotary-Club of Oak Bay, H75 Beach Dr., Vic-

McCall Brothers Funeral Directors of-Victoria_was in care of the

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ALCOHOLICS gnonyeous and Al-Anon.
Phone 365-366. T0477

JOHN ond MARG SIMONEN/ALEX ond
IRENE POOHACHOFF are happy to an
nounce the engagement of their children
Steven and Roberta. The wedding date
wittbe announced ate 34

MARS. MABEL PRIEBE wishes to announce
the forthcoming marriage of her
daughter TERESA LYNN to DELMAR ROY
DEMATOS son of Jack ‘and Zandra
Froehlich, of Powell River. Wedding to
take place June 30. 34

THE A-P.A. from Appledale would like to
thank the Castlegar and Nelson
businesses who donated their prizes and
door prizes to our Bingo on April 13
Your participation helps make our event
successful. Thank you very much for
everyone who came and supported us

3/31

iN LOVING MEMORY of a dear husbond
father and grandfather, John C
Kalmakott who passed away Aprit 29
1989.

Sleep on. dear husband, take your rest.
They miss you most, who loved you best,
Friends may be friends, if they be true.
But Host my best friend when | lost you
Ever remembered by wife Anne
Kalmokoff and families. 34

Births & Funerals

8

BOUCHER/SCHILL — To Trina Boucher
and John Schill of Castlegar, a boy, born
April 24.

FAASE — To Kelli and Gord Faase of
Nelson, a girl, born Aprit 17

GALLIVER Fo Jann and Rick Gottiver
of Nelson, a boy, born April 17

HARSHENIN To Elizabeth and Matt
Horshenin of Castlegar, a girl, born
April 24

JACQUES /LeCOUSSE To Michelle
Jacques and Barry LeCousse of
Castlegor, a girt, born Aprit 25

“Your Charity of Choice’
Your caring gifts in Honour or in
Memoriom are a beautiful and

thoughtful reminder

B.C. AND YUKO!
HEART FOUNDATION

Castlegar. 8.C

TNaHe
Your Donation 1s Tox Deductible

CANADIAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION «
Donat Box 1228

CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY

memoriam donations information: Box

3292, Castlegar, B.C. 365-5167. . 104 23

KALESNIKOFF LUMBER CO. LTD.

DATE: Wednesday, 16 May 1990
TWAE: 12:00 0.m. 8:00 p mm
PLACE: Castlegar Legion Hall

PUBLIC NOTICE

NOXIOUS
WEED PROGRAM

Spot treatment of Diffuse
Knapweed, Spotted Knap
weed and Canada Thistle
may be treated in the
following areas along High
ways Rights-of-Way in the
1990 season

ROSSLAND AREA
Route 3B, Fr ih di

MelVORZEIDICK — To Cathy Mcivor- anc
Bob Eidick of Kaslo, a girl, born April 21

PERICH To Lisa and Michael Perich of
Nelson. a boy. born April 19

ROGERS = To Tracy and David Rogers of
Castlegar, aboy, born Aprit 25.

STRINGER To Pamela and lan Stringer
‘of Salmo, a girl. born April 23

THOMPSON — To Donna and Len Thom
pson of Nelson, a boy, born April 17

WESTERGAARD /ASKEW — To Karen
Westergoard and Ron Askew of Nelson
a girl, born April 23.
DEATHS

BENTON — Steven Benton of Robson
died April 18 at age 58. Mr. Benton is

Shirley, Jack and Brady
grand:
Janet; brother Charlie; and sister Gait

GREENALGH — Nellie Greenhalgh of
Trail died April 23 at age 91._Mrs
Greenhalgh is survived by her daughter
and son-in-law Helen and Alan Lorimer
of Castlegar; five grandchildren: and
eight nieces and nephews

Forest
boards
touted

VANCOUVER *(CP) British
Columbia should be partitioned into
35 forest resource areas with special
boards in each region to decide how
best to use the forests, the Cariboo
Lumber Manufacturers Association
says.

Junction Area Gravel Pits

Route 3, Ootischenia Rest

Area — Meadows Junction
d

The_rec jon is one of
many contained in an association
brief to the B.C. forest resources
c

Route 22, Rossl ‘ar
Rd., No. 131, Sheep Creek
Valley Road (Rossland-
Cascade)
Rd. No. 108, Columbia
Gardens /Fruitvale, Rd.
le

Waneta-Nelway

If there are any inquiries,
please contact the Ministry of
Transportation and Highways
at 310 Ward Street, Nelson
B.C., telephone: 354-6452

G.J. SUTHERLAND, P. ENG.
Regional Director, Kootenays
for:

Minister of Transportation
and Highways

DATED April 23, 1990
at NELSON, British Columbia

The commission, now touring the
province to assess public opinion on
what the forests of British Columbia
represent to a wide range of interest
groups and individuals, will be in
Williams Lake early next month to
question association officials.

The association, which represents
19 lumber mills, three plywood mills
and two pulp mills in an area exten-
ding from Boston Bar to Quesnel,
says its members are increasingly
worried about land-use disputes.

‘Intense debate over the Stein
Valley has gone on for 17 years
without resolution..A myriad of parks
and wilderness areas have been
Proposed in every corner of the
region,”’ the brief states.

“Blockades, injunctions and other
actions by native groups in support of
their native land claims are in-
creasingly interfering with logging
operations

FOR SALE
By Public Tender

Tenders will be accepted up to noon
Monday 7, 1990 for the
following

GERHARD HEINTZMAN
UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO
The above will be sold on an “as-is

where-is” basis. For further infor
mation and arrangements to view

an outside sales

SALES
REPRESENTATIVE

Industrial

O.K. Welder's Supplies Ltd., a leading distributor
welding-and-_ industrial supplies, is currently seeking
representative
Kootenay area, basing in Castlegar.

to serve the

Moyie lifeboat back
to Kaslo sternwheeler

Lifeboat No. 4 made its way back

ding where it has rested for abou
years.

Two of the four Moyie lifeboats
were removed from the ship about
1970 and were purchased by two
boatlovers who scraped them and
kept them high and dry, one at John-
son’s Landing and one at Birchdale,
the Kootenay Lake Historical Society
says in a news release. The Birchdale
lifeboat returned to the Moyie last
fall.

Repair, and preservation of
lifeboats are part of the current Moyie
preservation program which recently
received a $10,000 grant from the
Vancouver Foundation, the society
said.

Lifeboat No. 3 from Birchdale will
be used as a demonstration model in a
boatbuilding workshop to be presen-
ted by Canadian Parks Service expert
Richard Fairweather in Kaslo on May
+, Registration fee is $10. Anyone in-

Spiking
law >
in works

VICTORIA (CP) — People who
try to stop logging by driving metal
spikes into trees could end up behind
bars in British Columbia.

Fhe Social -Credit-government—is
drafting legislation making tree
spiking a criminal offence, Forests
Minister Claude Richmond said.

People opposed to logging have
been known to drive metal spikes into
trees because—that—makes—logging
dangerous, maybe even fatal.

A chainsaw can buckle if it hits a
spike, injuring a logger.-And if the
spiked tree makes it to a sawmill, it
could splinter the saw blade, spraying
shrapnel at unwary workers.

“We intend to impose the
maximum penalties allowable under
provincial law,"’ Richmond said.

Maximum penalty for breach of
most provincial statutes is a $2,000
fine_and a six-month prison term or
both.

“There have been injuries in the
States,"’ said Scott Alexander, a
spokesman for the forestry giant
MacMillan Bloedel Ltd

Although spiking has occurred
more often in the United States than
in Canada, there have been incidents
in British Columbia and Alexander
said he is pleased the practice will be
outlawed

The proposed new law follows
Richmond’s decision allowing some
logging in the 6,700-hectare Car-
manah Valley on Vancouver Island.

terested is asked to pre-register

because attendance is limited to 15

persons, the society said. a
Fairweather and another C'

Parks Service. expert who has

worked on the Moyie program, Alex

Barbour, will give a slide show and

lecture in Kaslo on May 1, beginning
7 p.m. at the Kaslo Community Hall
(the old Scout Hall). Admission is
$10.

All proceeds from both events will
go to the S.S. Moyie preservation
fund.

Jack L. Parkin
Bus. 365-6664
Res. 365-2694

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Lirensed wath Mutual Life of Canaca/Mutual
Investco Inc,", two of The Mutual Group.

“‘Let me help
you with your
financialneeds.””

Financial Planning
Life Insurance
Disability income
Annuities and RRIFs

RRSPs

GICs and Saving Plans

Investment Funds
RESPs

Employee Benefits

Ri The Mutuat Group

Facing Tomorrow
Together

Cc must have fi

BUYER — TEMPORARY

COMINCO METALS, TRAIL, B.C. requires 6 team: oriented buyer (temporary) for
the buying and expediting of certain materials and equipment

course, Knowledge of purchasing and
computerized on

are also required. Written tests to

ine inventory systems is necessary

Mathematical ability and good communication skills; both verbat and written,
id

d the PMAC “Principles of Buying”
warehousing procedures and the use of

warehousing procedures os well os

pe an
| ability, will be di.

education and employment history to

MR. RL. BROWN
Sr. Employee Relations Officer
Cominco Ltd.

Trail, B.C. VIR 418

Fax 364-4109

Please foward resumes, by Monday, May 7, 1990, including personal history.

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