cs Castlégar News

ecember 11, 1988

Births & Funerals

HS,
BRIGGEMAN — To Shelly (nee Knutson)
and John Briggeman of Edmonton, o
boy, born Dec, 4
CROCKETT To Lisa and Ron Crockett, o
Girl, born Nov. 9

REMPEL — To Carolyn and Gerry Rempel
of Castlegar, a girl, born Dec, 3

TISDELL — To Laure and Brent Tisdell of
Castlegar, a boy, born Nov. 29.

Found

WALLET with sum of money
turned into Castlegar RCMP
Owner may claim by identitying

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Notices

ZUCKERBERG ISLAND CHAPEL HOUSE
OPEN: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Saturday and Sunday, 9.a.m. - 4 p.m. Hot
beverages 7,95

nformation for RNS and
Graduate Nurses on
New laws on the
practice of nursing
in B.C.

* How Graduate Nurses can
become LGN members of RNABC
nents for all RNs and
LGNs to maintain practicing
membership in RNABC

* Requ:

Nurses
present

Stott Registered
Association of B.C. will
information on recent
Nurses (Registered) Act
Thursday, December 15
#1900 hours
Room K-10 Selkirk College, Castlegar

nges to the

Employers of nurses are
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Association of British Columbia

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BARRETT Barrett of Fruit
vale died Nov, 28 after a lengthy illness
She wos 69. Mrs. Barrett is survived by
her husband, Victor; two daughters
Shirley of Dawson Creek and Marlene of
Grand Forks; son, Brenton of Fruitvale
1m; a brother, Bill Bond of
Kay ‘Lawton of
Kelowna, Lily Thompson of Whitewood
Sask., Mae Burden of Regina, Mabel
Bond of Grand Forks and Myrile
MacDonald of Englandy She was pre
deceased by her brothed Edward
BIDDLE Joan Elizabgth Biddle died
Nov, 13 in Viet hd is 5
her mother, Ethel Biddi:

CLARKE
died Dec

Florence Margaret Clarke
5 at the Castlegar and District
She was 91. Mrs, Clarke is
by her daughters, Mrs. M
Crothers of Tompkins, Sask
Cole of Maple Creek, Sask
John Clarke of Castlegar, and numerous
grondchildren, great-grandchildren and
great-great-grandchildren. She was
predeceased by her husband Hector in
1962

DAVIES Susan Leslie Davies
suddenly Nov. 25. She was 20.
Davies is survived by her parents
and Sheila Davies of Penticton; brother
Norman; grandparents, Edward and
Edith Detting and grandfather Victor
Davies

died

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 Olsutka of
Neepowa, Man.; sister Anne Martin of
Davidson, Sask. SI
y her husband Dougla
and five brothers and sisters

McCORD — Ruth Pauline McCord died ot
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 Louise
Bater of Nelson; seven grandchildren

was predeceased
son Gordon

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 entitled
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.

and five great. She was
predeceased by her husband
McCord in 1930.
POPOFF, Kathrine (Katya) Popoff at
Appledale died Dec. 3 at Kootenay Lake
District Hospital in Nelson. She wos 87
Mrs. Popotf is survived by her sons
Andrew of Robson and Alex of Kelowna.
‘one daughter, Dora Kanigan of Apple
dale; 14 grandchildren; 24 great-grand.
children and one sister Helen
Evdokimoft of Castlegar wes pi
deceased by her husband, George, one
son, two daughters, one brother and
three sisters.

YOUNG — Chiistopher 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 an
Bonnie Young of Victoria; two aunts and
an uncle.

Faith threatened

WINNIPEG (CP) Tough spiri
tual questions asked by the dying can
threaten the faith of clergy, a United
Church minffter 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.

Phese questions don't need to be
answered, but they need to be
heard,” said Smith.

Job openings

Details of thes2 and other
opportunities are available at,

Trail Canada Employment Centre
835 Spokane St

job

Service Station Attendant required in
Fruitvale. (6180)

ed
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 a 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)

ed Cook is required
$8 per hour and up
ince. (5630)

A Well-Experi
in Castlegar. Wag
depending on exp.

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
ith Work

“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 seven
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.

; erry
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

wi jor ore
required in Trail for three to four months
work. (617)

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THANK YOU to our
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our 25th Wedding Anniversary. “What o
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