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Vancouver Province

> half-page feature ‘on the Doukhobors and s! owed &

‘of the ‘Doukhobor museum here in Castle , Now,
n't good ‘publicity’...
arts to top It’ all off a recent fasted of we
B.C.’

02), carried a major story and photo on how we yh
stlegar are putting local resources to us to P. b

* the recession.

“““Community leaders aren't just dealing ‘wit

4 probl ms, They, ‘are also identifying weaknesses

focal economy that can be corrected to place, Castle;
ch better position during any! future downt

the' article.
Outsiders are finally starting to ait up.al

< “notice of ‘what we in Castlegar: have known all al

of ni uh?
"MARC MARCOLIN of Trail, peste of: Cor

mathe Oct. 29. :
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which ‘coordinates. a number. of research and develo) :

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* VANCOUVER (cP) —

Credit ‘’ government: faces
several, resolutions’ that’ ad-
\; vocate a ‘marked shift’ to the”
right at’ the “party’s annual®

r “convention which begins here:

terven on to p mate Social

British: - Columbia's Social’. j

iod in the early ‘70s when the
New Democratic Party for-
The

policy will come under fire’
during. debate’ on.a Vancou-

‘multi-culturism® ‘and’ ‘multi-

cultural‘ education" who' say ‘26.

‘tha rejudice and discrimin-

Sil debate ‘resolutions | urg: <
ing the‘ government to turn
all . hospitals ° and < garbage *
dumps over to “the private ‘

vary negotiations between

school boards and teachers’

be abolished and negotiations
the B.C, ‘Teac

med the
Socreds have 81 seats in the
‘legislature and the NDP hold

The government's nuclear ©

ver. Centre asso-
ciation resolution calling: for
an end to. restrictions: that”
prevent the development of .
nuclear energy. plants in the
province.

Tarry’s resident __
passes away —

Gary William Makortoff

“ beloved husband of Beverly:

‘ago, and reminded them that

“we would forget‘at our peril ©
that we'are'a proudly popu-
list party, a reformist party,
a party built on hard work, a
dynamic philosophy and an .
unbending faith in the future
of this province.”

‘ Federation’ and’ the Educa:
tion ‘Ministry. be’ subst
The wealthy. “We
couver-Howe Sound constitu-
ency wants the: government
he

and” ly
‘aatioe Ministry:to “cease  en-
couraging and responding to
self-interest groups advocat-
ing farther Eoverument in

dieting, take

fox con le 17
en ‘lim,

“We. have. never. allowed
anything to cbscure that vis-
ion, and the economic chal-

served to sharpen it.”">
‘The Socreds first came to
power in 1952 under Ben-
nett’s father W.. A.C. Bennett.
They have ruled B.C." since,
aside from a three-year per-

The holt ‘tecson will soon be vi
5 sean To avoid New Seated

of ‘Tarrys,

; May :
BO. passed away Saturday
«Nov. 6 at the age of 26,"

Funeral ‘service’ was held
Tuesday and Wednesday at
the Tarrys Hall with burial in
Park Memorial Cemetery,
Castlegar.

Besides his wife, Mr. Mak-
ortoff is’ survived by his

‘ parents,” William Makortoff

of Crescent Valley.and Mary

e 4 ? Zaltsoff of Castlegar; mother-
lenges of our times have only ©

in-law. and” father-in-law,

Mary’ and Mike Davidoff of

Tarrys; one brother, Nicho-
las'of. Crescent. Valley; four.

sisters, Sandra Belanger :of-

, Tarrys, Lena:.Keller - and
Malissa Zaitsoff of Castlegar

and Leesa Makortoff of Cres-

born :
Nov. 16,'1965 at Nelson ‘and

grew. up ‘at Shoreacres. On,

‘July 14,,.1979"‘he married H
Beverly ‘May . Davidoff:* at

Tarrys. where - they have’
since made their home.

Mr. Makortoff :was wroking

for. Loram International.on  -
the Fording Coal-Project. As!

hobbies; he enjoyed ‘fishing,
skidooing, ‘welding ‘and: the -
operation of Heavy equip,
ment. :

He’ was'a member of. the |,
International Brotherhood of
Teamsters, Local’:213,' Fu-
neral arrangements were un-
der «the direction :| of: the:
Castlegar Funeral. Chapel. c

es ae wins |

1 is among’

Telated |.:to'
members of the B.C. Govern-
ment Employees: Union re-
cently awarded a $500 schol-
arship. Cynthia Harnadek
was the only. Kootenay, win-
her.

; The BCGEU. scholarships
are awarded annually: ‘to. stu-
dents, with’ an~ academic
‘standing’ of C-plus or, better,’
who’ 'are. related to: union
members.

(One of the key factors in’

selecting the scholarship win-
ners is the:submission by all

applicants,’ ofa '2,000-word ‘s

The: 1982 winners are
Karen Hunter of Victoria,
Gail ‘Franceschini of Cum-
berland, Scott Greenwood of.
Vancouver, Naila Moloo’ of
North Vancouver, Alana Bou-
ey. of. Kelowna, Blair’ M.
Franko of Kelowna, Cather-
ine Steel of Williams’ Lake
and Peter Poole. of. Terrace.

in Toronto: recent!

enc Si
Were: (from ‘left! to: right) ‘Kootenay, Wes ‘MP: hi

2Vera.

Verigin ‘Spresented...-a/

+ $2,200. donation :to’Opera-:
-tion Dismantle on behalf of.
the; Union’ of : Youth; and

two ladies chapters of: the
USCC.:::: Ne
The cheque, was. pre-

(i sehted to Operation ‘ Dis-.

Verigi

mantle direetor Jim Stark, mi

during a recent «

The: ‘money. ‘will assist the:
organization in promoting s

a. world’ referendum on
general dissrmaments

“The national’ ‘conference, +
held: iby: Operation Dis-:

resses were ‘given by rep-

Tesentatives of both the «

armament’ advocate, also ~ 3
“spoke .during the. confer-

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