CASTLEGAR NEWS, July 23, 1980

7 Vital Statistics

CHRIS wou and Mre. Bill
Chat, Normerly of Nelson now
reading In Ouncen, B.C., @
daughter, born July 12,

CRAM — To Mr. and Mre. Charlie
‘Cram of Castlegar, a 6on, duly 12,

JEATIN — To Mr,
Bennie Mertinof Nelson, adaugh-
tor, born duly Nn;

O'BRIEN — To Mr.

John O'Brian of Comox fhe Vani
Jaguar of Castlegar), a son, born
June

POIRIER — To Mr. and

Rene Polrler (nee Mowlam) of
Fruitvale, adaughter, born July 6.

PRICE — To Mr. and Mrs, Larry
Price of Golden {formerly of
Castlegar), a daughter, born July
a

SPILKER_— To Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Spltker of Castlegar, a
daughter, born duly oe

STILL — To Mr. and Mrs. Gerry
Still of Neteon, a son, born July 12,

STRAKER — To Mr. and Mrs.
James Straker of Castlegar, a son,
July 18, : i

TAYLOR — To Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Taylor (nee Anselmo) of Victoria, a
daughter, born July 5.

VENIER — To Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Venler of Trall, a eon, July 8.

ZACHER — To Mr. and Mre. Ken mt, 85, of Nelson, died July 7 In
Zacher G seas twin daughters, Mount St. Francla Private Hos-
born pital, Service was held July 10 In
the Caiheurat of Mary immaculate

OBITUARIES

with Rev. D. Wilson offlolating.
AVIS — George Herbert Avis, 84, Cremation.
of Winlaw, died July 13 In Koot- *
enay Lake District Hospital. Sere BONNEY — Rubin (Rob) Bonney,
vice was held July 16 Inthe chapel 65, of Longbeach, Nelson, dled

and Mra. of Thompson Funeral Home with suddenly ‘on July 7. Memorial sere

Rev. calvin Brown officiating. vice was held July 14 with Rev.
‘Crematlot Robert Morrla offictating,

BIALKOWSKI — = angela Blalkow- GREEN — Wilfrid Percy Farmiloe

, / Wedding Bells 7

(Jimmy) Green, 88, died July 4 at
Kootenay Lake Oisirict Hospital.
Very Rev. J. Alan Jackson con-
ducted a private funeral service.

HARVEY — Alfred George Har-
voy, 61, of Nolaon, died July 14 at
St. Paul's Hospital in Vancouver.
Memorlal service was held July 16
at Boal Chapel in North Van-
couver,

.

. .
LAMPARD — Elizabeth Atico
Cas!

from the chapel of ont
neral Home with 10}
beard officlating. Grernat

Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs, Lauren John Volk, who
were married July 19 at St. Francis Xavier Church in Trail.
The bride, Paula Christine, is the daughter of Mr, and Mra,
Paul Vaeca and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Volk, both Trail families.

. * *

Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Donald
James Hrubizna on their marriage July 19 at St. Andrew's
Anglican Church in Trail. The bride, Marina Louise, is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Secco and the groom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. John Hrubizna, both families of Trail.

Congratulations to Mr. a Mal Joseph Richichi, wits
were wed July 19 at the C: of Mary

— Nelson native
lan Colin MecBougete 28, of Rev-
elatoke, dled auddenly July 9 In
Revelstoke. Service waa held July
11 In Kamloops with’ Father OD.
O'Rallly reciting prayers, Funeral

mass was celebrated the fallowing
day, with Interment at Hillalde
Cometery at Kami loopa.

MAKARA — Robin Michael Mak-
ara, 6, of Nelson, dled July 14 In

ohtclatiag. Interment was In Nel-
son Memorial Park.

Nelson. The bride, Kerry Lyn, is the second daughter of Me.
and Mrs, Ronald A. Whyte and the groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Carmen Richichi, both Nelson families.

( Anniversaries & Milestones Se

Golden wedding anniversary

A dinner at the Fireside Place in Theh cuta

Castlegar, hosted by family members,
honored Mr. and Mra. W. (Bill) Wright of
Longbeach, Nelson on the occasion of their b

golden wedding anniversary.

Present for the occasion were their son
and daughter in-law and family, Mr. and Mra.
E.H. Wright, daughter Janet and son Lee, all
of Victoria; their daughter Mrs. G. (Marjorie)
Futcher and son Garth of Cranbrook;
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. P.
(Muriel) Thompson and son David, also of

Victoria,

Their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. R. (Wendy) Waller, their four sons and
daughter, all of Kelowna; Mrs. Wright's
cousin, Mrs, H. (Rose) Johnson of Castlegar,
formerly of Trail; and Mr.
Eastcott of Rossland (Mrs. Johnson's daugh-

ter and son-in-law),

The following afternoon, Open House
was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Wright
at Longbeach, when about 75 relatives,
neighbors and friends called to extend their
good wishes. There were guests present from
Trail, where the Wrights had resided for
many years, as well as others from many

surrounding -districts.

= services for Karl
Odmark, 75, 0 of Nelson, were held
In the chapel of Thompson Funeral
Home on July 12. Rev. Wayne
MacKenzie atciated and crema
tlon followed.

ROYCE — Sophia Royce (nee
McLaren) formerly of Trall dled

was held July 12 at the Christina
Lake United Church with rev.
bangten and Judy Vaclevich officl-
al

SALIKIN — Fred 8. Salikin, 75, ot
Crescent Valley, died July 10
Kootenay Lake Dietict Hoel

anniversary cake and served it to as many
guests. Refreshments were served Py, family
with the dchildren serving,
and their granddaughter Janet Wright was
in charge of the guestbook.
Messages of kood wishes were received
from Mrs, Wright's sister of Seaham Har-
bour; gov.-gen. of Canada Ed Schreyer,

mier Bill Bennett and B.C. Lt.-Gov. Bell-
Irving. A phone call was also received from
Mrs, J.T. Henderson and son Campbell, of
Christina Lake.

Many stories of bygone days were ex-
changed by those present at the anniversary
event, including the arrival of Rose Huntley
in Trail on July 1, 1980. She was the guest of
her cousin, Mrs, Rose Johnson and the late
Herb Johnson, who were also hosting her
fiance, Bill, at the time, Miss Huntley, her
fiance and the Johnsons had all originated
from Seaham Harbor, of Durham, Eng.

On July 5, 1990 the young couple were
united in by Rev. L at St.

and Mrs. G.

Nelson-Creston MLA Lorne Nicholson, Pre- woo!

1 trom
the ‘Krentova community Hall tol-
lowed by burial at the Krestova
Cemetery on July ly 12.

TAIT — George Ernest Alexander
{Atex) Talt, 76, of Trail died July
15 at the Trail Regional Hospital.
Cremation has taken place, Car-
berry's Funeral Home was In care
of arrangements.

LS — A native of Netson,
Sister Margaret Woolls, 68, of the
Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace, died
July 12 In Chilllwack. Rosary was
recited July 16 and funeral mass
calebrated the following day In
Bellevue, Wash.

DEPARTING for overseas Thursd
local alr cadets, left to right, Ma

were these four
Morel of Nelson,

who Is headed for Austria, Don Reed of Grand Forks
and Lillian bpp eng of Sasilegar: wee 8°, to Englond,

and Peter

How /Micrer Fete by Torry Gilbert

The alr cadet league sponsors the program and covers
all expenses. A total of six cadets from this province
were selected for the program. Lillian has the distin-
ction of filling the only slot open In the program fora
girl. The cadets will return In three w:

APPLE SCAB
The recent rains have

caused yet another Apple:

Scab infection period. Many
orchards in the Creston area
have scab present in the
trees, on leaves and fruit. All
growers should check all
blocks closely now! Do not
assume that you have control.
Check to be sure.

If you find scab and you
have not applied a spray
within the last 10-14 days, an
erradicant spray should be
applied immediately. Scab in-
fections are getting out of
hand in several orchards and
if the weather does not im-
prove, losses could be great.

CODLING MOTHS

Codling moths are also a
worry at this time. The first
brood started out as normal,

‘ but trap catches have rot

Orchard problems

A way to handle each

dropped off. Instead of dis-
tinct broods it appears we are
having a continual hatch.

Because of this growers
who applied their first codling
moth cover three weeks ago,
should consider ‘applying a
second spray as soon as the
weather clears up. This is an
unustial year and we will
likely need to apply three
codling moths sprays to get
good control.

ALAR
The latest date for appli-
cation of Alar for stop drop
control is now. Growers with
MacIntosh and Spartans who
have not applied Alar should
so now.-

BROWNROT
With the recent wet wea-
ther brown rot is also causing
losses, Benlate should protect

Increase for caretakers

An increase in the min-
imum wage for resident cace-
takers in build-

explained, a resident care-
taker of an apartment build-

ings, which is set out in a new
Cc Mizi.

Andrews Church in Trail. Mrs, R. McCullock,
the former Min Satterwaite of Trail, and now
a resident of Robson, was Mrs. Wright's
bridesmaid.

mum Wage Regulation, has
been announced by Labor
Minister Jack Heinrich.

As of Jtily 1, Heinrich

ing eight to 60
suites will be paid $204 a
month, plus $8.16 a month for
each suite, and $694 a month
for an apartment building
containing more than 60
suites.

The minister pointed out
that the regulation also in-
creases the rate of payment

«for work that must be per-

formed during the caretaker’s

.32-hour weekly rest period,

from $4.50 an hour to $5.10 an
hour on July 1, and to $5.47
an hour on Dec. 1.

the fruit for seven to 10 days,
however, new splits in cher- pricots are now break-
ries are unprotected and ing color and should receive a
should be sprayed as soon as brown rot spray at this time.

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Honor roll students from M. Porteous of Nelson, Ali-

‘CASTLEGAR NEWS, July, 23,/1980

/ Area students on Washing ton State honor r

students ‘ dent's Honor Roll at Wash-. ‘President's Honor -Roll, an 8.75 or ig
te “in the : were among the 1,675 listed . ington State University,

Likovasek of Castlegar, Janice

‘On January 1st, 1981,
British Columbia

will introduce the
most comprehensive
public dental care
program in Canada.
Designed to bring

‘basic dental services _

to those who need it _
most, and can afford

it least, the plan will
provide coverage for

over 900,060 British
Columbians. It'll cost $85

million the first year, but

that’s a practical investment

‘in dental health care for the

people of this province, particu-
larly for the more than 400,000
children who will be covered.

WHO IS ELIGIBLE

™ Dependent children 14 years of
age and under.

® All old-age pensioners.

™ Those whose Medical Services
Plan premiums are paid by the
Ministry of Human Resources,
and their dependents.

= Those who receive premium
assistance from the Medical
_Services Plan, and their
dependents.

There are no premiums to

“pay. You are automatically

covered if you are in one of the
above groups and are presently

registered Cader the Medical
Services Plan. If you’re not
registered, you should write to
Dental Care Plan of B.C., P.O.
Box 1500, Victoria, B.C.

V8W 3G8.

BENEFITS

Our new Denial Care Plan will
pay up to $700 a year per person
for basic dental services available
from general practice dentists, .
and for dentures. These services
include check-ups, X-rays,
cleaning, fluoride treatment for
children, fillings, extractions, root
canals, gum and bone treatment,
and denture repairs. Full
dentures provided by a.dentist or
licenced dental mechanic will be
covered, as well as partial .
dentures provided by a dentist.
The plan will also pay 100% of a
once yearly preventive care
package for children 14 years of
age and under.

To be eligible for the earnagrade point average of the area in¢lude “Molla .M. son M. Howard of Rossland Heer and David A. Merry,

INTRODUCING

OUT-OF-
PROVINCE
COVERAGE

If you are covered
by the Plan, you
-will be entitled to
dental benefits in
an emergency
anywhere outside
British Columbia.
You will be reimbursed for
the amount the Plan would
have paid if the treatment had

. been given in British Columbia.

More detailed information on
the Dental Care Plan will be
published prior to the intro-
duction in January, 1981.

British Columbia’s health care
system is among the finest in the
world . .. the addition of this
unique dental insurance plan
represents a major step in im-
Proving that system even further.

THE DENTAL
CARE PLAN OF
BRITISH CCLUNBIA.

Province of Ministry of
British Columbia Health

Hon. K. Rafe Mair, Minister.

and Vonal M. .Freschi, Paul,
Krewski, Melanie’ 3