ce December 11, 1988 Births & Funerals BIRTHS BRIGGEMAN — To Shelly (nee Knutson) and John Briggeman of Edmonton, a boy, born Dec, 4 CROCKETT — To Lisa and Ron Crockett, 0 girl, born Nov. 9. REMPEL — To Carolyn and Gerry Rempel of Castlegar, a girl, born Dec. 3. TISDELL — To Laura and Brent Tisdell of Castlegar, a boy, born Nov. 29 Found no 1.0 offi 39 WALLET with sum of money turned into Costlegor RCMP Owner may claim by identitying Share-a-Ride NEED a ride from New Denver to Nakusp and back weekdays. Willing to share gos. 358-2374 3 98 WORK, school trips, weekly shopping Cut expenses and save money. Get joge' with your neighbour in our FREE Share-A-Ride column. We'll run your ad 3 issues free of charge. Phone our Action Line 365-2212 119/76 Notices ZUCKERBERG ISLAND CHAPEL HOUSE OPEN: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Saturday and Sunday, 9a.m. - 4 p.m. Hot beverages 7,95 Information for RNS and Graduate Nurses on New laws on the Practice of nursing in B.C. * How Graduate Nurses can me LGN members of RNABC * Requirements for all RNs and LGNs to maintain practicing membership in RNABC the Registered on of B.C. will formation on recent ¢ Nurses (Registered) Act Thursday, December 15 ges at 1900 hours Room K-10 Selkirk College, Ca Employers of nurses are welcome to attend Presented by the Registered Nurses Association of British Columbia DANCE BANDS and mobile |disco Available for any type of engagement 1-362-7795, tin, 65 TO ALL TRI-STAR CUSTOMERS In the Castlegar Area we now have a toll free number for your convenien * cau 1-800-663-0526 bags vac We We supply warranty service filters, hoses, for all Tri-Star cuums and other makes also service and repair all makes Personal ALCOHOLICS anonymous and Al-Anon. Phone 365-3663 104/71 TRAVELLING Companion Companions + Costa Rica, mid-January February. information 365-5434 evenin MAY the Sacred Heart Praised, Adored and throughout the World for ev Soy 6 times a day tor 9 remember to promise pub! prayer will be answered no impossible it may seem to you before the ninth day 99 Cord of Thanks THANK YOU to ou relatives, you our 25th Wedding Anniv Wondertul Surprise.” Sincerely, Earl and Maureen Salekin 99 in Memoriam IN LOVING memory of Nellie Maloff who passed away December 14, 1983 Wonderful memories woven in gold Those are the memories we tenderly hold Deep in our hearts your memory is kept To love and to cherish and we Il never forget Forever loved children, grandchildrer grandchildren THE B.C. HEART FOUNDA. ION accepts with gratitude In Memoriam’ donations which help promote Heart Cards sent to Castlegar, B.C CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY memoriam donations. Information Box 3292, Castlegar. 365-5167 104/15 and missed by her and great 99 CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Presents John W. Peterson's “NIGHT OF MIRACLES’’ December 18 6:30 p.m. Merry Creek Rd. 365-3430 DEA BARRETT — Violet irene Barrett of Fruit vole died Nov. 28 after a lengthy iliness Shirley of Dawson Creek and Marlene of Grand Forks; son, Brenton of Fruitvale. six grandchildren; o brother, Bill Bond of Kamloops; sisters, Kay Lawton of Kelowna, Lily Thompson of Whitewood Sask Mabel and Myrtle MacDonald of England. She. was pre deceased by her brother Edward BIDDLE — Joan Elizabeth Biddle died Nov, 13 in Victoria is survived by her mother, Ethel Biddle; sisters, Ann Lightbody and Mary Jameson; nieces and cousins. Miss Biddle was pre deceased by her father, the Rev. Canon George Biddle, and her twin brother John. CLARKE died D. Hospita Florence Margaret Clarke 5 at the Castlegar and District She was 91. Mrs. Clarke is survived by her daughters, Mrs. M Crothers of Tompkins, Sask., Mrs. G Cole of Maple Creek, Sask.; her son, John Clarke of Castlegar, and numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren, She was predeceased by her husband Hector in 1962 DAVIES Susan Leslie Davies died suddenly Nov. 25. She was 20. Miss javies is survived by her parents, Neil and Sheila Davies of Penticton; brother Norman; grandparents, Edward and Edith Detting and grandfather Victor Davies GIBBON — Victoria Margaret Gibbon of Salmo died recently. She was 89, Mrs Gibbon is survived by her daughter Doreen Flemming of Salmo; son, Floyd of Salmo; 11 grandchildren; 15 great grandchildren; brother John Olsulka of Anne Martin of e wa by husband Douglos and five brothers and sisters predeceased son Gordon McCORD Ruth Pauline McCord died at Mount St. Francis Hospital in Nelson, Dec. 2. She was 83. Mrs. McCord is survived by her daughters, June Misener of Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont. and Lou: Boter of Nelson; seven grandchildren: and tive great-grandchildven She wos predeceased by her husband McCord in 1930. Eber POPOFF — Kathrine (Katya) Popoft at Appledale died Dec. 3 at Kootenay Lake District Hospital in Nelson, She was 87 Mrs. Popoff is survived by her sons Andrew of Robson and Alex of Kelowna: ‘one daughter, Dora Kanigon of Apple. dale; 14 grandchildren; 24 great-grand children and one sister, Helen Evdokimoff of Castlegar was pre deceased by her husband, George, one son, two daughters, one brother and three sisters. YOUNG — Christopher David Young of Trail died suddenly Nov. 28. He was 21 Mr. Young is survived by his parents Pete and Sharon of Trail; a brother Mitch of Burnaby; a sister, Deb of Bur naby; his maternal grandparents, Rob and Maisie Mann of Christina Lake paternal grandparents, Peter and Bonnie Young of Victoria; two aunts and ‘an uncle Faith threatened WINNIPEG (CP) Tough spiri ug] questions asked by the dying can threaten the faith of clergy, a United Church minister says. “Dying people ask questions about the mysteries of life and death that nobody understands,” Rev. Phyllis Smith of Montreal told a recent seminar sponsored by the Canadian Cancer Society Smith, who works at Montreal's Royal Victoria Hospital, said clergy sometimes have their beliefs shat- tered when confronted by a ter minally ill person who challenges the existence of God and validity of prayers and healing hese questions don’t need to be answered, but they need to be heard,” said Smith. Second marriage means inheriting leftovers TORONTO (CP) — Marrying someone who's been married before means inheriting leftovers from the previous marriage, warns Angela Neumann Clubb. “You've married a package deal,” says Neumann Clubh, herself a step mother and author of a book eptitled Love in the Blended Family (NC Press; 252 pages; $12.95). The package includes an ex spouse, any stepchildren and perhaps a troublesome assortment of un settled feelings, “It takes two years to hook into a marriage emotionally; it takes a long time to unhook,” says Neumann Clubb, 40. “Unfortunately, people don't put love relationships on hold. They usually get involved with other people before they have unhooked. Job openings Details of th and other opportunities are available at Trail Canada Employment Centre 635 Spokane Street Phone: 368-5566 job Service Station Attendant required in Fruitvale. (618D) or Certified are required in Castlegar and Trail Alarm System installer to install security alarms with ‘extensive experience or training is required. Wage is $10 to $15 per hour depending on experience. (591) A Trail employer is looking for a Manager for a Millwork Shop. Previous experience in estimating, cost control and @ ticket in the cabinet making trade is required, (593) journeyman Offset Press Operator required in Trail. (600) Computer Salesperson required in Trail. Must be experienced in computer programs. (601) A Well-Experienced Cook is required in Castlegar. Wage is $8 per hour and up depending on expe: A program to help 17-24 year olds gain training and experience in the tourism related industry is being offered by Selkirk College. People interested can call 368-5566. Certified Pipefitters are required for three to four months work in Trail. (616) Structural Ironworkers (Certified or with Sub: “I don’t believe children ever un- hook,” she adds. After writing Mad About Muffins and two other cookbooks, Neumann Clubb decided to tell about her own experiences as a stepmother. She and her husband, David*have two children of their own, aged se¥en and 10. David also has two children, 16 and 15, from a previous marriage, Neumann Clubb uses her experi ences and insights to illustrate the strains a second marriage suffers as the “blended family” struggles along. ip Mery ~ Christmas from your friends in the Kootenay Society for the Handicapped And the Individuals it Serves Send local Season's Greetings and help the Kootenay Society for the For a donation of $3 or 1 are required in Trail for three to tour months work. (617) | Travelodge VANCOUVER COQUITLAM EASY OF F/EASY ON Trans-Canada Hwy No. 1 Exit at Brunette. CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-663-2233 725 Brunette Ave., Coquitlam, B.C. 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