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LEGION
RESUMES
ACTIVITIES

By LORNE
The Royal Canadian
Legion Branch No. 170 is

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Electors of the Réssland-Trail Electoral District
are hereby notified that the Office of the Retur
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B.C. Telephone 364-2526.

BARBARA McKAY
Returning Officer

back to work after the
summer break.

So far, two general meet-
ings have been held, as well
as a fall zone meeting last
weekend in Salmo. A full
report on the tone meeting
will follow at a later date.

At the Sept. 2 general

meeting, pi Dennis
Tucker presided with 23

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members present. The
Legion's 1986 membership
consists of 620 members, in-
cluding 252 ordinary mem-
bers, 189 i and 179

Ackerman and Cyril Grieves.

Byrne as an associate mem-
ber and Terry Dalton, Harry

Thursday night in the Legion
Hall.

Elections of officers for
1987 is coming up. Dates will
la

fraternal members.

In other news, fun darts
are taking place at the
Legion each Wednesday
night. The Legion's Dart
League will start Oct. 8 for
all Legion members and
ladies auxiliary members.

Cards and flowers were
sent to a number of Legion
members. Gene Wulowka
sent sympathy cards to Jim
Leckie and family, and Ann
MacDonald of Burnaby. Get

be ter. The
Legion is looking for its
associate members to become
more involved.

The Legion made dona-
tions totalling $3,750 to 14
local organizations during the
first six months of the year.

Upcoming events are plan-
ned for Grey Cup Sunday,
Remembrance Day and New
Year’s Eve. Dates to be
announced later.

The Legion's next general
meeting will be Oct. 7.

Recreation news

Fall has arrived! The
leaves are quickly changing
color and the weather is
getting colder which means it
is time to plan some indoor
activities. If you have not yet
registered for a craft activity
don't wait a minute longer —
do it today. Some of the craft
classes happening are:

Paddded Picture Frames

This hands-on session will
give you step-by-step in-
structions for making a
frame. You don't need to
know how to sew to make
these easy yet fashionable
frames. The class takes place
on Oct. 8 from 7 - 8:30 p.m. in
the arts/crafts room. Regis-
tration fee is $10.

Painting
This creative painting class
starts on Thursday evening

and runs for six weeks. It is

focused for the intermediate-
beginner painter. Bring all
your painting supplies and
join in on this very dynamic
program.
(Christmas Wreaths

If you are an early bird and
are thinking about Christmas
already then do we have the
class for you! Come make
your own Christmas pine
cone wreath or tree that will
last you for years. We are
offering two separate classes,
Nov. 5 from 7 - 9 p.m. and the
morning of Nov. 6.

Public Skating

Our regular public skating
schedule commences Satur.
day and is as follows: Satur
days 2:45 - 4:45 p.m., Sun
days 2:15 - 4 p.m., Tuesdays
and Thursdays 2:30 - 4:30
p.m. and Fridays 2 - 3:45 p.m.

LEGION PARADE . . . Royal Canadian Legion members parade down the street in Salmo
during fall zone meeting held on the weekend.

GRAND CHIEF VISITS

Pythians hold meeting

Kootenay Temple No. 37
Pythian Sisters held its sec
ond meeting of the month of
Sept. 25 in the Masonic Hall
with 40 sisters and four
brothers in attendance.

Prior to the meeting a “no
host” supper was held at the
Fireside Place with guests
from Fruitvale, Salmo,
Castlegar and Vancouver.

The Grand Chief of the
Grand Jurisdication of Bri.
tish Columbia, Louise
Schweb of Pitt Meadows paid
her official visit.

MEC Myrtle Thomas pre
sided over the routine meet
ing. Visiting MEC and past
district deputies introduced
themselves and were wel.
comed.

Public grand honors were
extended to DDGC Joan
Marks of Kootenay Temple
No. 37, and District No. 2.

PGP Connie Morris of
Twin Temple No. 33 (Salmo)
was escorted to the altar by

escorted to the altar, given
grand honors and welcomed,
following which she was
escorted by manager Rose
Soberlak to the MECs station
where she was presented
with a corsage and seated at
the right of the MEC.

Visiting faternally and
given grand honors were
PSR Pearl Palmer of Maple
Leaf No. 4. (Rossland), PSR
Olive Mills of Maple Leaf No.
4 (Rossland), PSR Phyllis
Woodward of Maple Leaf No.
4 (Rossland), Anne Leith SR
of (Vancouver Temple No.
29, SA Audrey Rothwell of
Rosevale Temple No. 38
(Fruitvale), PGC Laura
Dewis of Kootenay Temple
No. 37 (Castlegar) and PGC
Roberta Piper of Twin Tem
ple No. 33 (Salmo).

PGC Rose Soberlak asked
to be excused from intro
ductions. The installation
ceremony was performed,
with Pat Verzuh taking the

escorted GC Louis Schweb to
each of the officers for an
addendum.

The GC was then asked to
say a few words and read a
poem on love, her theme.
MEC Myrtle Thomas asked
manager Rose Soberlak to
escort brother Mike Bycroft
to her station where he was
presented with a flower and
wished happy birthday

Sister Rose (Regional
Representative) of the East
and West
tennial

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up

Kootenay
spoke of the

coming plans to honor the
100th anniversary of the
Pythian Order in 1987 - 88

The sisters are busy with
plans for the Nov. 7 fall tea
and bake sale.

Refreshments were served
by the hostesses and GC
Louise Schweb cut the cake
which was made by sister
Inis McAdam and decorated
by sister Inis, assisted by
sister Carol Churches.

Guests attended from Nel
son, Salmo, Fruitvale, Ross.
land, Vancouver

Rita Corbin dies

Rita Ann Corbin of Castle
gar passed away Saturday.
Sept. 27 at the age of 54
Mrs. Corbin was born Jan
1, 1932 at Tofield, Alta
where she grew up. She
moved to Vancouver where
she lived for many years

four sisters, Therese Corbin
of Castlegar, Cely Liretee of
Richmond, Laura Schnieder
of Bruderheim, Alta. and
Mary Jadicke of Calgary.
Alta; two brothers, Joe and
Leo Corbin of Edmonton,
Alta

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dening

She is survived by her
husband, Alex Sherstobitoff;
son, Shawn A. Sherstobitoff;

There will be no funeral by
request and cremation has
taken place.

Cremation arrangements
were under the direction of
the Castlegar
Chapel

acting manager Rose Sober:
lak where she was welcomed
and given grand honors.

Grand manager Doris Di
mock of Twin Temple No. 33
(Salmo) was also escorted to
the altar, given grand honors
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