Wednesday, February 5, 1992 @

IN MEMORY

Mary Lazareff

On Saturday, February 1, 1992, Mary Lazareff of
Castlegar passed away in the Trail Regional Hospital.

A private family service was held at the Castlegar
Funeral Chapel on Monday February 3, 1992, with buri-
al in the family plot at Park Memorial Cemetery.

Mrs. Lazareff was born in Vancouver and came to ~
Castlegar as a young girl with her parents, Frank and
Nastia Savinkoff. She grew up in Castlegar and married
John W. Lazareff in Trail. She lived all her life in Trail
and.Castlegar. She enjoyed gardening, sewing, cooking
and her flowers. :

She is survived by six daughters, Mary Plotnikoff of
Robson, Mabel Isakson of Castlegar, Anne Plotnikoff of
Castlegar, Margo Harshenin of Kamloops, Dorothy
Perehudoff and Victoria Popoff (both of Castlegar), 14
grandchildren, seven great grandchildren, one brother,
Pete Savinkoff of Port Coquitlam and one sister,
Florence Kabatoff of Castlegar. She was predeceased by
her husband in 1979. :

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

George William Hicks

On Thursday, January 30, 1992, George William
Hicks of Castlegar passed away at the age of 74 years.

Mr. Hicks was born February 16, 1917 in Trail. He
grew up in Trail and married Alice Thomas at Kinnaird.
on March 23, 1937. The family then moved to Castleg
in 1938. i
- Mr. Hicks served in the Canadian army overseas dur-
ing World War II. He also worked as an operator at
Cominco for 40 years.

He was an avid hunter and fisherman, and enjoyed

_ skating, playing hockey and baseball.

He is survived by his wife Alice of Castlegar, two sons,
Marvin of Calgary and Lyle Borkes of Vancouver, one
daughter, Oresa Smith of Osoyoos, three grandchildren,
one great grandchild.

He was predeceased one daughter, Elaine in 1989,
and one brother. 3

By request, there will be no funeral service and cre-
mation has taken place. Cremation arrangements were
under the direction of the Castlegar Funeral Chapel.

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owners showed up when I had two
sick children home with stomach flu.
The house looked like Baghdad after

the bombing, but Ilet them in.(Ihad
to interrupt the tour so one child

could throw up.)

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was a child ... Would it be out of
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identify myself, and ask to be

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SUE McCLOUGHAN,

PLYMOUTH, MASS.

DEAR ABBY: Our family gath-
ered in Albany, N.Y., for our parents’

50th wedding anniversary. My two

taken on a tour of the house?”
I put Calvin’s question to my
readers, and did I get letters!

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ase wait until I go get
ly sisters and I laughed

we were hanging onto each
ALICIA IN HARTFORD

DEAR ABBY; For our mother’s

g for some Catholic charity,
75th birthday, we arranged a sur-

sisters are nuns. We decided to have

a look at the house where we were
raised. A pleasant elderly lady

opened the door, assumed we were

collectin;

and sai
other for sup

my purse.
so hard,

RICHARD R. IN ENCINO

DEAR ABBY: No one should just
“go to the door”; a letter addressed to

“Occupant” asking for permission to
see their former home should be sent
in advance — with a “please call us

collect” to let us know.

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HER DAUGHTER IN RENO

a girl. We let her go upstairs alone.
She stayed in her old bedroom for 30
minutes, then came down with
handkerchiefin hand. Her eyes were
red. “Memories, memories,” she
sighed. “That’s the best birthday gift

prise tour of the house she lived in as
I’ve ever had.”

Many readers reported that

you can go home again:

DEAR ABBY: We live in a 120-
year-old house that has been home
to-many families. Over the years,
several have returned requesting a
tour. Once, someone rang my bell
only minutes after I arrived home
from the hospital with a new howl-
ing baby. Another time, some former

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