CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursd

nuary 11, 1979

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Srodd {ding Invitations from the Castle.
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Cards of Thanks

‘We would Ike to ex;
thanks to our Folellvas, ing
lends ‘or comfortin
supper given, ua during ‘thet ios ot

idin. lal ti to the ci
aire ‘and all those who attended
he funeral. Also, the Castlegar

Bor
Elal amily, er
Bale. Pianidion, Lawrence Planidin,
and alster Lola & Jack Nichvaladoil
& Family.

Cards of Thanks

or In
Glenn and Olane Hai
Andrea and Giibert Clea

. In Memoriam

KANIGAN — In loving memory of
mom and grandmother, Mats
Kanlgan fa passed away

aC
he hesutiiul things you did for
us
Live within our hearts each
sy,
And Keep you near and dear to
ih you have passed away.
Toul ¥: Cir,

Verna, Harr
Bill, Olga and Grandchil

BIRTHS

NICHDALODOFF — To Gordon and
Halen Nlchdalodott of Castlegar,
ary 7,-1878, a daughter.

NEW CREDIT UNION Centre, located at
False Creek In Vancouver, now has this

eet of mint stamps shown, he: eIng
Savings board
1 Leamy, left, to Peter
let Executive Officer, who

presented by Castleg:
chairman Ai
Podowinikoft,

new Credit U

presentation bed madeat atthe Seening ofthe

mint

stamps, which wat n display In the office.of
Castlegar Savings during 1975, had been

Court News

In provinelal . court . on
Thursday Samuel Johnaton, 39,
pleaded gullty to driving with a
blood alcohol count ovor .08, He

was fined $650 or in default 80 *

days in jail,

Mrs. Vera,
Planidin
Passes Away

~ A resident of Castlegar for
the past seven years, Mrs, Vera
Planidin, 60, died Dec, 21 in the
Trail Regional Hospital,

+ Funeral. services began
Dec. 22 from the chapel of the
Castlegar Funeral Home, con-
cluding Dec. 28,

Born Nov. 4, 1928, in

Langham, Sask., Mrs. Planidin +”

came to British Columbia as an
infant to Slocan Park.

She is survived by her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
J. Bonderoff of Castlegar; two
sons, Fred of Blueberry Creek
and Lawrence of Castlegar; two
daughters, ‘Mrs. W. (Marion)

tecelves it on behalf of B.C. Central. The

tora spectal p

tlon of this nature.

of Grand Forks and

Senior Citizens Install New Exec

Castlegar and District Se-
nior Citizens held their first
meeting of 1979 in their Centre
on Thursday aft with

from sick and shut-in members
were also read. A letter was
received from the Regional

members present.

Mrs. H. Johnson presided
for ‘the routine opening and
extended a welcome to all. She
then invited the following 1979
executive to come forward to
be installed by Mrs. R. Donnan:
president Marshall Town, sec-
ond vi Mrs. J.

1 wish to express my sincere
thanks t0) Dra. ot the Yulo,

ud callent car

yah 0 Thank

m Y ram rao) reaiven Wiehe

and Shorgecres day Sct

dren for thelr tloware, ailte: ear 3

and well wishes. All was Greatly
of you

We would like to express our
sincere thanks to al our relatives

Raine, secretary Mrs. L. New-
houser, treasurer Mrs. A. Mc-
Neil, trustee Robert Hunter
and past president Mrs. H.
Johnson.

Other members of the
executive who were unable to
be present will be installed at a
later date. The newly-installed
president spoke a few words of
thanks and stated that he
would do his best for the good
of the association.

Mrs. Newhouser read the

correspondence which included
a letter of thanks and a dona-
tion to the association received
from Mr. and Mrs. Perry
Minnich, Several thank you
letters with seasons greetings

rict
tlegar Funeral
gain thank you and

Hr Bi
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gard-
ing the beginning of keep fi fit
classes for seniors, which will

commence on the morning of*

Jan. 26 in the Centre. All
members were urged to attend
if possible.

Under new business, the ,

committees for 1979 were
named as follows: visiting — W.
Easton with some assistance;
cards — Mrs. J. Helsop; finance
— Bob Cormier, Mrs. H. John-
son and Mrs. J. Raine; enter-
tainment — Ernie Newman
with assistance; kitchen — Mrs.
H. Bonacei with assistance each
month; games — Mrs, R.
Cormier.

Mrs. Bonacci reported that
she, along with several mem-
bers, had attended an evening
of entertainment provided by
the Kinnaird Guides in the
Kinnaird Hall. She also pre-
sented to the association sever-
al packs of cards which the
Guides had presented to her.

The members of the S.C.A. |

extend their thanks and appre-

_ lation to the girls and their

leaders ‘for their many ~kind-
nesses to the seniors.

A discussion took place
regarding the parking of cars in
front of the Centre where there
is a yellow line. This line was
placed there by the city to
enable the Seniors to have a:
loading and unloading zone for
the members who are unable to

walk too far. The matter will be
discussed further.

The kitchen committee was
voted some money for the pur-
chase of refreshments. Mem-
bers were reminded that Jan.
18 will be an afternoon of
entertainment.

Meeting was. closed with
the singing of The Queen, fol-
lowed by refreshments and a
social hour,

Mrs, C. (Elaine) Wasney of
C + four
a sister, Mrs. J.‘ (Lolo) Nich-
valdoff of Castlegar and grand-
father, John J. Bonderoff, also
of Castlegar.
She was predeceased by
her husband, Fred, in 1968,
Burial took place at Park
Memorial Cemetery, Castlegar.

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Library. to Hold Annual Meeting

By JUDITH WEARMOUTH

‘The Castlegar Library will
held: its annual general meeting
on Jan. 20in the Legion Hall, in
conjunction with a dinner, to
thank the library volunteers for
all their hard work and the big
contribution they make to keep
the library running throughout
the year,

‘The meeting will start at 8
pm, wand anyone Interested in

Joy Keillor
Bridge News

Eight tables, with an aver-
age of 84, participated in Mon-
day night's play of the Joy
Keillor Bridge Club .with the
following results:

North-South

First, Lorne Musclow and
Bert Tyson with 98%2;° second,
Hubert and Maryellen Hunchak
with 92; third, Dr. Ron Perrier
anid Joy Keillor with 89. 4
- East-West .

First, Bill Gorkoff and
Einie Gilfillan with 108; sec-
ong, Rob Wadey and Brian
Brady with 101; third, Mr, and
Mis. Vockeroth with 89,

+ Beat the champs was won
by: Bill Gorkoff and Ernie

In Conjunction with Dinner at Legio:

brary affairs ‘is. invited to
sattend, The dinner is also ypen
toany library patrons who wish
to purchase a ticket ahead of
time at either branch of the
library,

Library membership fi-
gures now stand at 1,958,
Circulation dropped slightly
over December, as most people
are too busy toread at this time
of year, 4

The Christmas puppet
show had a last-minute sub-

stitution of a film show put on -

by Lennie Normington, the
Selkirk ‘College film librarian,
Bob Ailman sang carols with
the children and Pat Romaine,
as usual, made a splendid
Santa. The children thoroughly
enjoyed the whole afternoon

Library volunteer Glady Manahan at work In
the Kinnaird Branch i

* “their”

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, January 11, 1979

7 Voice of the People

Editor, Castlegar News:

_ Tagree with Fred Maynard
(Jan. 4) that people who blow
“to kingdom come” power lines,
railway lines, and burn schools,
jails, community centres,
homes, businesses... ought not
to enjoy welfare and other
benefits while inflicting fear
and terror. on té Peaceful
citizens,

. "Their" actions deny
“them” the privilege of using
the name Doukhobor, or going

under the banner of Toil and ,

Peaceful Life, as “they”, by
actions, shamelessly
blaspheme against. both, The
name, Doukhobor, in.its Chris-
tian purity, ought not to be
dirtied by any of “their”
reference to it...

which included di the
Christmas trees donated by the
Rotary Club,

The pre-school story hours
were televised in color last
month, These programs are a
regular weekly feature on

. Community Access TV on

Thursdays at 5:40 p.m. Under.
the direction of Miss Sandra
Groeppler, some SHSS wood-
work ‘students have made a

. tremendous new puppet the-
atre which stands in the
Castlegar branch for use by the
children at any time.

(Moice of the People /

Edjtor, Castlegar News:

t: We the Union of Spiritual
famunities of Christ youth
wild like to take the opportu-
y to voice our full supoort to
fF organization.

We hope that the record of

; USCC organization which
; demonstrated “toil ‘and
ceful life” for over 75 years
the Kootenay-Boundary’re-
fone will encourage our Canad-
ianheighbors and friends to not
los@ faith in us as people of
goqdwill:

= Our recently-built Brilliant
culfural centre is an example in
itself for “building for the
common good of all.”

The peaceful, industrious

Doukhobor people have always
displayed their sincere desire
to live in harmony and brother-
hood with all Canadian citizens
of this province and country.

May the degrading act-
ions ‘of arson, nudity and
harassment that have plagued
the Doukhobor communities
and indirectly all the people of
British Columbia all these
years, cease.

‘We welcome all peaceful, sin-
cere endeavors of government,
groups of people, and all
concerned citizens.- :

Lorraine Shukin, Chairman

Cheryl Shukin, Secretary
USCC Union of Youth,
(Nelson, Blewett and Taghum)

Funeral Service Held.
For Peter A. Makortoff

Funeral services began
Monday evening and concluded
Tuesday from the

Mr. Makortoff was a mem-
ber of the Union of Spiritual

chapel of the Castlegar Funeral
Home for Peter A. Makortoff, a
resident of Castlegar who died
Saturday at Mount St. Francis
Hospital in Nelson.

Born in Russia, he came to
Canada and Saskatchewan in
1899 and to B.C. and the West
Kootenays in the early 1900s.
He had resided continuously in
Castlegar prior to becoming | a
patient at Mount St. Francis six
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He is survived by one son,
John, of Vancouver, and several
nieces and nephews. 5

Burial..was at Brilliant
Cemetery, with Castlegar Fu-
neral Home in care of arrange-
ments.

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John William Lozareff
Aged 70, Buried Friday

Prayer services began last
Thursday evening from the
chapel of the Castlegar Funeral
Home and concluded Friday
afternoon for John William
Lazareff of Castlegar, who died
Wednesday at the Castlegar
and District Hospital at the age
of 70,

Born in Saskatchewan, he
came'to the.Kootenays in 1913.
He was educated in Trail,
where he later operated a
buitding supply store until his
retirement in 1967.

He had been a resident of
Kinnaird since 1950.

Mr. Lazareff was a mem-
ber of the Elks Lodge and
curling club and .was also an
ardent hockey fan.

He is survived by his wife,
Mary; and six daughters, Mrs.
Mary Plotnikoff of Robson,
Mrs, Ed (Mabel) Isakson of
Castlegar, Mrs. Alex (Anne)

*+Plotnikoff of Castlegar, Mrs.

Sam (Margo) Harshenin of
Surrey, Mrs. Frank (Dorothy)
Perehudoff of Castlegar and
Vickie Lazareff of Castlegar.

Also surviving are 13 |
- grandchildren,

three great-

William,
Wash.

Interment was in Park
Memorial Cemetery, with Cas-
tlegar. Funeral Home in care of
arrangements.

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“they” also éall themselves.
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