CASTLEGAR NEWS, May 14, 1980

(Vital Statistics

: CASTLEGAR NEWS, May 14, 1980
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ay Salmo continues plans for Canada Day

Snow Goers with a view to

‘With 11 members pres- Other events and their

ANOREACHUK - PT Mr. and
Mrs, William Andreachuk of
Castlegar, a son, born May 7.
BEALES — To Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Seales of Castlegar, a
daughter, born May 4

CARON — To Mr. and Mrs. Lionel
Caron of Trall, a daughter, born
April 29,

DaROSA — To Mr. and Mrs.
Antonio OaRosa of Castlegar, a
‘son, born May 4.

DEAN — To Mr. and Mra. Miles
Coan of Trall, a daughter, born
May 4.

JONES — To Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Jones of Trall, a daughter, born
April 25.

KASAI — To Mr. and Mra. Hiro

Kasal of Nelson, a son, born May
4
MORGAN — To Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Morgan of Caallegar, a
gon, born May 6.

RISSETTE — To Mr. and Mrs.

Seve Morissette of Frayale: a
‘son, born April 25.

MEHLMAN — To Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Mehiman of Slocan Park, a
daughter, born May

MARCHANT — To Mr. ang Mrs.
Garry Marchant of.Nelaon, a son,
born April 39.

N — To Mr. and Mrs. Art
Noel of Genelle, a son, born April
30.

PRIMROSE — To Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Primrose of Nelson, a son,
born April 3

ROMANO — To Mr. Mrs.

Fred Romano of Trall, a daughter,
born May 1.

First stage

UNDERWOOD — To Mr. and
Mar Ken Underwood of South
laughter, born May 1.

Van der MEER — To Mr. and
Mrs. Garratt Van der Meer of
Beaver Falls, a son, Born April 29.

WILSON — To Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Wilson of Frultvale, a son, born
April 29, ; :
OBITUARIES
ARO — Mary Amelia Aro, 74, of
Nelson, died May: In Kootenay
Lake District Hospital. Service was
held Ly the chapel of Thompson
je on May 12 with
é Mn son officiating. In-
terment wa: in Nelson Memorial
Park,
BONDEROFF — Helen Bonder-
off, 36, of Castlegar, died May 6 In
Castlegar ict Hospital.
Service began May §& from the
chapel of the Caatlegar Funeral
Home and concluded the following
day, with burial in Pass Creek
Cemetery. | .
BRACKE! Mary Irene Grace
Ken: 92, at Netson, died May 2 In
Mount St. Francis Hospital. Pri-
vate family service was held May 7
in ne ecnerel of Thompson Funeral
with Pastor Leslie Funk
officlating. Interment was in tho
Masonic section of Nelson Mem-
orlal Park.

BALIN = Fieon Mey. Halpin
‘58, of Ao:

M iserlosediae Hospital,

a ar
Prayers were recited May 6 In the-

Sagred Heart Church In Rossland
and service was conducted the fol-
lowing day with Father Maglio es
celebrant.

HRUSCHAK — Rocky Victor
Hruschak, 24, of Nelson, died ac-
cldentally on May 3. Service was
held in the chapel of Thompson
Funeral Home on May & and In the
Salvation Army Citadel the fol-
towing day. Envoy Eric Crowthers
officiated and cremation followed

Revelstoke

Dam contract started

After spending $11.3
million solving excavation
and engineering problems,
B.C. Hydro announced
Thursday that work has
started on the first stages of
a $330 million contract to
build its Revelstoke Dam,
spillway and powerhouse
structure,

Located in Little Dalles
Canyon, about five kilo-
metres upstream from Rev-
elstoke on the Columbia
River, the dam. will be 152
metres high, 457 metres long,
and have an earthfill embank-
ment 1,158 metres long.
Electricity will be produced
from six 450-megawatt gen-
erating units.

Work on the project has

been hampered. Crews have
been faced with rockslides
and large blocks of rock that
had to be removed.

It cost the crown cor-
poration $3 million to secure
with anchors a massive rock
block above the dam and §2.8

million to excavate 250,000~

cubic feet of rock because it

* rested ona weak shear plane.

An additional $5.5 mil-
lion was spent on moving the
centre line of the earth dam
when it was discovered that
there were several deep
pockets beneath the site of
the foundation. *

The current total esti-
mate for the project is $1.6
billion, $100 million more
than.the original estimate
four years ago.

West Kootenay juried
art show results

John Kalmak

of
Castlegar, Shelle Zuback of
Nelson and Barbara Picard of
Nelson won awards in the
first annual West Kootenay
Juried Art Show.

Kalmakov won in the
painting category, Picard for
prints and Zuback for draw-
ings. The judges were Rich-
ard Reid and Ernie Under-
hill,

They were among 146
artworks entered by 46 West
Kootenay artists in the com-
petition, all of which were on
display in the Arts Council's
Fiesta Faire at the Trail
Curling Rink.

Honorable mentions in
the exhibition went to Doolie
McDonnell of Trail, Janice
Linsey of Kaslo, Mary Elliot
of Trail, Olga D'Andrea of
Trail, Pat Freschi of Trail,
Alf Crossley of Castlegar,

B.C. Central

general meeting

B.C. Central Credit
Union held its annual general
meeting, under the new rules
and bylaws, at the Richmond
Inn on April 25 and 26.

Over 200 delegates dealt
with business matters, el-
ected directors and partici-
pated in a feedback session.
The general tone was posi-
tive and support for B.C.
Central’s board arid manage-
ment was evident throughout
the two days’ deliberations.

Chairman Peter Hey-
ming announced that he was
retiring from the chair ef-
fective the close of the
meeting.

International Museums Day

In the last year, the 50
leading museums of Canada
provided almost 10 miilion
visitors with an opportunity
to appreciate humankind’s
accomplishments and na-

* ture’s marvels.

Mary le of Nelson,
Kay Senay of Grand Forks,
Velen Fanderlik of Trail,
Joan Segur of Nelson, Bruna
Mazzochi of Trail and Bar-
bara Picard of Nelson.

In Cranbrook: :

tAVINE — William (oll). twine
died M

eordiae Hoop al:
rvice was held May
rom Carl erry's Memorial hate
with Rev. John Fullerton offici-
ating. Cremation.

LAURIE — John F, Laurle, 71, of
Castlegar, died May 6 at Mount
St. Francia Hospital. Rosary ser-
wee was held May 8 and funeral
ass the following day, both from
Lhe Alta's Catholle Church with
Rev: Fathor M. Guinan officiating.
uri was In Park Memorial
Cemetery.

wereucn, —_Thomas Leo Let-
her, of Trail, diod May 1.
Memori 1 sarvice took place at the
Wart latd Community Hall on May

RANCH — Henry A. Ranch, 78, of

Nelson, died May 1 in Kootenay
Lake District Hospital. Memorial
service was held May 6 In the
chapel of Thom pton Funeral
Home, with , JF. Monaghan
officiating. oremailon,

RIGNEY — Jean Rignoy, formerly
of Trail and late of Christina Lake,
died May 3 in Trail Regional

faler officiating. Cremation.

WEINERTH — Henry Weainerth,
65, of Nelson, dled May In
Kootenay Lake ‘District Hospital,

or — Elizabeth Ann Welsh,

ff Comox, and formorly of
Pur dled May 2 in Vancouver.
Service waa held May 7 from 8t.
Andrew's Anglican Church In
Trail with Rev, Bob Purdy. offici-
ating. Burial was at Mountain
View Cemetery.

/ Wedding Bells /

Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Nigel Blair
Brown, whose marriage took place May 3 at St. Anthony's
Catholic Church in Trail. The bride, Renza Maria, is the
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Ermenegildo Passarini of Trail and
the groom is the son of Mrs. Jane Brown of Victoria,

Congratulations to Me. a MA Daniel John Hale, who
were wed May 10 at the Cathedral of Mary Immaculate
Church in Nelson, The bride, Lena Marie, is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Gino Rossi and the groom, the son of Mr. and
Mrs. David Hale, both families of Nelsons

Congratulations are Ea to Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Wayne Fortin, whose wedding took place May 10 at St. Pauls
Trinity United Church in Nelson. The bride, Carolyn Jeanne,
is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. W.O. MacKenzie of Nelson,
while the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fortin of
Vernon.

Pe a ee

Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. John Borsatto, whose
marriage took place May 10 at the Peace Lutheran Church in
East Trail. The bride, Catherine Maria, is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, Harold Jones and Mr. John Klit, of ior

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clety held its annual general
meeting on. April 80.

Most of the time was
taken up with discussing
plans for Canada Day, July 1.
‘This year it falls on Tuesday.
Whether the celebrations
will take up the whole week-
end depends on the number
and placing of events.

Directors chosen to
serve one year were Karen
Stavast, Alec Dergousoff,
Dr. Dave Cardwell, Janice
Hudec and Kathy Tennant.
Directors chosen to serve
two years were Ned Mac-
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Heritage Society brochure

now ready for r distribution

Everything you wanted
to know about the Rossland
Heritage Society and the
Rossland Miners’ Union Hall
restoration, is contained inan
attractive brochure now
available from the society.

The brochure is part of

* an ongoing program to in-

form the public about the
activities of the society with
particular reference to the
Miners’ Union Hall.

A crew is currently
working four days a week at
the Miners’ Hall in Rossland,
funded by a Canada Works
Grant received last month.
Soon to be visible changes
include installation of win-
dows and removal of the
scaffolding.

Society president Eileen
Fletcher invites anyone in-
terested in viewing the hall,
to stop by during crew work-
ing hours for a guided tour.

Fletcher, who is also

project co-ordinator, finds
the restoration a challenge,
as do the other workers on
the site. "When the situation
seems impossible, we are
encouraged by the know-
ledge we are working toward
a very exciting and worth-
while goal... We will have
both a theatre with seating
for 220 and a meeting/lodge
room which will seat 110
... We're going to have an
excellent community hall in
an interesting historical
package.”
The Heritage Society
brochure is available at the
Miners’ Union Hall, or by
mail from the Society at Box
1453, Rossland, B.C..

The Heritage Society
will be holding an “Open
House” at the Miners’ Union
Hall on May 25 from 1 p.m. to
4 p.m. Area residents are
invited to come and tour the
building to see the restor-
ation in progress.

There will be a slide
presentation during the af-
ternoon explaining the proj-
ect, the funding and the uses
the society sees for the
building when completed.

Members of the society
will be available to answer
questions and coffee will be
served.

_ Now exhibiting art of B.C. children

192 outstanding works -

Residents of the Koot-
enays now have the chance to
see the B.C. Children's Art

. Exhibition 1979, which was

viewed by more than 6,000
people during the first show-
ing in Vancouver.

One

Centre in Castlegar until a)

May 26.

: Visitors will see 192 out- “7 |

standing works by students

aged two to 18 years from 77 «=

communities. The pictures
were selected from more

ing on the “freshness and
spontaneity” of the paintings,
prints and drawings, called
the exhibition “sunshine on a
cloudy day.” The show will be

than 5,200

The exhibition was or- :

ganized by the Emily Carr -*-

College of art Outreach Pro- ,

gram, with the help of a
provincial advisory commit-

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New Denver hosts

May 17-18 tournament

Kootenay International
Senior Basebali League’ is
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The schedule for the
tvoday event is as follows:
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May 18
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"til 9:00 p.m.

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loser 4 9 a.m.

Game 6 — Loser 2 vs.
loser 3, 11:16 a.m.

Game 7 — Winner 5 vs.
winner 6, 1:30 p.m.

- . Game 8 — Winner 3 vs.
-winner 4, 9:45 p.m.

Winner 8 — Tournament
champion, Walter Thring
Trophy; loser 8-— second
place; winner 7 — third
place; loser 7 — fourth place.

Slide presentations, films and
practical demonstrations will
be highlighted throughout
the one-day event and will
focus on such items as back-
country hazards, proper set-
ting-up of backcountry camp-
sites, and new equipment
advances.

Two audio-visual dis-
plays will also be featured.
One, operated by the Koot-
enay Nordic (Cranbrook)
Club will demonstrate areas
of Crown land most suitable
for backcountry use. The
other, presented by. the
parks division, will display
some of the provincial parks
in the Kootenays most suit-
able for backcountry explor-
ations.

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