ED casteecar News, February 20, 1980 *

Ga Vital Statistics =). , Sala

OBITUARIES ‘vas cenduated Fe Feb, 49 trom the mda

BIRTHS
aie ALMauUIST — To.Mr. and Mi
' Allen Aimquist of Trail, a daugh:
} ter, born dan: 3 18,

! BAY — 1 Mr and ‘Mr, Torry,
Bay af Nelson, # son, born Feb.

, COX — To Mr. and Mrs. Brian:
H on of cones ason, born Feb.
H er
pave — To Mr. and Mrs. Brian
pevies vet) Warilelds @ daughter,

: — To Mr. and Mrs.
Charien t Fukala of Nelson, a son,
borh Feb. 9,

echt.

, GIRARD — To Mr. Mrs,
Robert J. Gicare of Teall ‘adaugh:
ter, born Jan, 2:

.- " “.

INKSTER — To Mr. and Mrs.

+ James” nkster, of Nelson, @ son, Ci

born Feb. 1:

KLASBEN - — To Mr. and Mrs:
Raymdnd cciassen of Nelson, a
son, born Fi :

2ane = Te Mr. and eA "ally
t tang o ef Nelson. @ daughter, born
pete
McINNES — To Mr. and Mra.
Doug Melnase et Trall, @ daugh:
ter, born Fe

MAARTMAN — To Mr. and Mra.
Robert Meartman of Blueberry
Creek, a daughter, . born Feb. 14.

PALMER — To Mr. and Mra.
Butch Palmer of Montrose, a son,
born Feb. 1.

PETERS — To Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Peters and Sherry Soole of Salmo,
a Gaughter, born, Feb. Me

STANTON — To Mr. and Mra.
John ‘Stanton of Rossland, @ san,

SULLIVAN — To Mr. and Mrs.
Steven Sullivan of Nelson, a
daughter, born Feb. 8,

ADSHEAD — perth Kathleen ©

ia Adshead, of Robson,
died Feb iat St, sPaitat Hoanttal

New Westminster, Service was
held’ Feb. 15 from the Robson
Community Church with Rev. Des
Carroll officiating. ynlerment was
in Robson Cometer}

ALDERTON — onl Alderton,

BBs of Sloesn Feb. & at Trail
Regional Hospital Cremation has
taken place. i i
COTE — Philip Joseph Cote, 01,
of Nelson, died Feb. 13 In ‘Willow:
haven Private Hospital. Rosary
was held In.the chapel of the
Thompson Funeral Home on Feb.
18 and funeral was conducted by
Rey. Deno Benedet tho thlewing
morning In the Blessed Sacrament
Church. Interment’ was) In the
Catholic Section of Nelson, Mem:
orlat Park. | A

CROWE — Roland Newman
‘fowe, 68, of Trall, dled Feb. 10 In

se “kaye Trall Regional Hosplitel Mem-

-orial service was held rab 13 at
East Trait United Church with
Rev. Hadden Gregory Sifictating.

DeYAEGER — Leon Albert De-
Yaeger, 58, of Edgewood, died
in, 27 at Arrow Lakes ‘Hospital.

Chui q
Frensen offleleting. Interment fol-
lowed at o
where a brief service was co
ducted by mamibere: of;the Roy:
fees Leol ion ane es! A
EDMONSTONE - ed ‘Jam
(Skipper) Edmonstone, 90, of
as rail, died Feb. 8 in Tralt Regional

oapital, Memorial service was
conaueted from Carberry’s Mem-
orlal Chapel on Feb 12 with Rev.
BI McNoall officiat! Ing. Cre

FLEMING — Mrs. Minnie: iene
erst Flomini dled

in ralrvow "Ute ’ohurch; with

Mi
THESEN + To Mr. and Mre.

Kasper Thesen of Montrose, a LI

gon, born Feb. 3,
TULLOCH — To Mr.

es mation,

wn fee bet trite Moet te "aiticiating.
intone was ‘at’ Stocan: Cem:
tery. .

PATERSON’ ~ James Buchan

Kaslo Legion Hall with Rev, ©.
Howard tulo Gemma interment wt
In the Kaslo

PETERSON — toa Peter-
son, 65, of Nelson ‘aled Feb, '4:in
Mount 8t. Francie ithe chaps Sore
vice was held Feb Bin’

of Thompson ewan

mpeon Funeral Hi
Rev. Dan Hauoes ofticiating. ine.
Neteon

recently, completed

roreesculyonsotbanettt not
an, fon’! the,‘ fellowship’

N. contelbiltions: “to: worthy,

causes, both Toeal and nation:

email gabled roof was con-
structed on Salmo Post Office

‘ground by Lions’ member red.
ou Wrapg. The Hauer ‘is ay

‘eGo Cin Wie
y Bch 2

erment was In
ark, m)
ec
ROBERTSON —, Charles
son, 68, of Nelaon, died ren

Unies

Crowther cuenta inferment
was In Nelson Memorial

SAPRIKIN —. “Wltiam w. zap. At
rlkin, 60, cf Castlegar, died

oo]

who plans. to go on to college
. and who has passed with dis-
I | tinction; and contributed to-
3) wards the-travel ‘expenses of
a, local ‘girl, Leona , Dimock,
who was

Se Guide

10in the ie Royal Columbia = Hospitel s

In Vane
Feb. 13 through 141n In the chapel ct of
iegar Funera! Home. inter-
ment was at Kres! reatova cen ery.

‘eb.
Kootenay tans District Tioeplta
Private ‘amily service, under the |

. Guspices of Jehovah's Witnesses

waa held Feb. 12 In the s chapel ol, of
Thompso: in Funeral

oi ents,

been cae BY;
wards the fnstallatlon aev-

fund in’ Northern’; Guebee,

following. the recent tragedy .

in that community which left
several children without BS

Winter coats Ga sale
in Salmo thrift shop.

Salmo Hospital Auxil-
iary held its February meet-.
ing at the home of Beth Mang
on Monday of last week, with
14 members in attendance.”

Plans for the bingo on

put the winter coats and suits
at the thrift shop on sale for
$1 each, some other articles
for five cents.

Diantie Strader, public
relations officer from Koot-

Lions’ Chub: officers ‘for.

1980 ‘are: president’ Henry
Russill, first vice-president
Jim, Pietzche, second  vice-

_ president... Heinz :-Kreuser,

secretary George | Warnlig,
treasurer Ole: Almaas, 'lion-

tamer . Fred. Wrang, | Tail-,

twister Art Field’ and dir-
ectors Ned MacNeill,‘ Louis
Pontt, ‘Domenico DeLauren-
tis and Paul Gritchen. s

‘Craitbrook
“to hold

“Homecoming’ :

Cranbrook marks its
75th ‘year of incorporation
this year.

In eonjunction with the
Diamond Jubilee, Cranbrook
is holding a

instrumentation
Mobile Equip

for anyone who has lived‘in

Cranbrook anytime over the

past 75 years.

The Homecoming will be
held Aug. 1, 2 and 3. Many.

events ‘are planned for the.

weekend including a Central

School reunion for staff and _

students, sports program,

March 28 in the Legion Hall

and Mra.
Alvin Tulloch of Nelson, @ son,
born Feb. % 5
voat — To Mr. and
Gregory Vogt of Stocan, a svar: ‘O'Naall,
tor, born Feb. 13.

are well under way.
It was agreed to leave
jane dues for’ members and as.
|. sociates at $2. $
-, + A decision was made to

enay Lake District Hospital -

spoke to. the meeting and a R

discussion followed. - including the well knows Tri &
During the meeting School. Girls Bugle Band...”

1,000 sponges were made for : :

the operating room of KLDH.

cake, do-

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