BB CASTLEGAR NEWS,

June 29, 1983

Pythians gather in Sidney

The 68th session of the Grand Lodge of B.C, Pythian Sisters and Knights of Py- thias was held in Sidney, B.C. May 12 and 13, Opening cer- emonies were held May 11 in ' the Sancha Hall with the Knights of Pythias and Py- thian Sisters officers taking part.

Greetings came from the acting Mayor of Sidney, Su- preme Chief Alice Jorgenson and Supreme Junior Elnora Gorman. Grand Chief Rose Soberlak and Grand Chan- cellor Joe Fenton introduced their officers.

The evening was compléte with entertainment by the boys and girls choir of San- scha consisting of 76 mem- bers taking part in an hour of singing. Grand Temple ses- sions began with Grand Chief Rose presiding. She named her pages as G.M. Joy Saun- ders, and G.J. Fran Moffat. Edith Wilson was musician. The grand officers presented

Vacquroy (Vernon); No. 4 — Ruth Hanley (Vancouver); No. 5 — Florence Bacon (Vic- toria); No. 6 — Pamela Cor- rigal (Courtenay).

Grand sessions ended with a banquet and dance in the Sanschia Hall with the Park- lands High School’Band pro- viding the music. Grand lodge will be held in Kam- loops in 1984,

Local Sisters and Knights attending were Mr. and Mrs. Seamen Dewis, Winona Gor- don and husband, Joy Saun- ders, Fran Moffat, Jean Jones, Joan Marks, Inis Mc- Adam, Edith Wilson, Slim and Myrtle Thomas and -Mary Gleboff.

On May 26, Kootenay Temple No. 87, Pythian Sis- ters held its second meeting of the month with MEC Joy Saunders presiding. Guests were. present from Nelson, Salmo and Trail.

Mike Bycroft was initiated

.into the Order of Pythian

G.C. Rose with an addendum Sisters. Mary Gleboff, Dis- and sitting past Grand Chief trict Delegate, gave a de- Anna May Lucas presented _ tailed report on District No. 2 a white Bible to her on behalf Convention held in Trail. of the grand officers. On June 9 Kootenay No. Floral bouquets were also 37, held its first meeting of | presented to her from the the month in the Masonic various temples as well as a Hall with MEC Joy Saunders floral presented by grand lodge " Various committee reports delegate Mary Gleboff of were given along with Grand Kootenay Temple No, 87, Lodge Delegate Mary Gleb- Friday sessions included _off's report on Grand Lodge the election of grand officers Sessions. PGC Rose Soberlak and the i gave an talk on ies by Supreme Chief Alice her recent trip to “Morocco. Jorgenson assisted by Acting. MEC Joy named those who Supreme Senior Betty Grif- would be assisting at the fin, PSR and Fern Blankley, blood donors’ ‘clinic, PS as acting Supreme Man- On June 28 Kootenay ager. Temple No. 87 held its final Installed into their offices meeting for the summer with’ were Grand Chief Mildred MEC Joy Saunders’ presid- Turner (Cranbrook), Grand

ing. Mary Wallace and Win- :

CANDY STRIPERS . .:. Local cand the Castlegar and District Hospi Connie Susat, Laurie Kravski, L

PAtsy Popoff.

y stripers acknowledged during a'recent meeting of ital Women’s Auxiliary are (from left): Cherie Lyons,

services held

“Elsie. Bodkoroskotf, for

ee a) “Willowh Home and

merly of Shorescres, passed away in Mount: 8t.’Francis Hospital iri Nelson June 23 at the age’ of 97.

Mrs, Sookorookoff, daugh.,

ter of Laura ‘and. -William

* Popoff; was born. Dec.’ 16,

1886 in Russia, ‘She and her family migrated to Canada in 1899.

In Canada, the Popoff fam-

! ily settled‘in Benito, Man.,

where Elsie married George Sookorookoff in 1908, In 1910

, the family ‘moved to Ootis-

chenia and then‘to Perry's Siding in 1917.

In. 1928 they moved to Shoreacres, In 1959 her hus-

_ Soorees: Passed: auay- 4

ori Dawson, Leanne Makortoff, Donna and

FOCUS OF SPEECH

On becoming a nurse

Candy Striper chairman Cherie Lyons of the Castle- gar and District Hospital Women's Auxiliary acknow- ledged the candy stripers, welcomed guests Mrs. Den- ise Reid, Mrs. Teena Leitch, and parents at a June 8 auxiliary meeting in the hos- pital board room.

Before being presented with awards, the girls heard Mrs. Reid speak on “Becom- ~ing a Nurse" — a very inter- esting and informative talk on what a nurse does, the at- titudes necessary for good patient care, the concern to encourage patients to main- tain their independence and the concept of working to-

gether.

She also: described in full

the requirements necessary to become a nurse, and the varied fields of nursing inside and outside the ‘hospital.’

Auxiliary president Patsy

Popoff recognized the girls’

and spoke on how important the candy stripers are to the

They are junior volutes and play a very important part in helping with the little comforts to the patients,

The time spent by the candy striper in the hospital

not only gives the patient:

some encouragement but also gives the candy. ‘striper ‘a broader view of ‘the health care of our. society and the interest to continue in. the field of medicine; et

Before presenting the girls with -their awards, Patsy” Popoff ‘informed . the girls that the; British’ Columbia Association of Hospital Aux- iliaries will be presenting the candy striper with more than 1,000.-hours of -: volunteer « hours with a special award.

Candy stripers acknowled- ged were: Leanne’

death, she lived awit her daughters.

For the past 10 years, “due to illness, she stayed at

Mount 8t. Francis Hospital. She is survived by ‘two daughters; Mrs. Helen (Har- ry) Fofonoff, of Creston, Mrs. Laura (William) Arishenkoff of ‘Crescent ~ Valley; \‘one brother, Fred W. Popoff of Winnipeg, Man.; seven grandchildren; 18 great- grandchildren; and two great-great grandchildren. She was predeceased’ by two daughters; Mrs.(Ann).

Pete ‘Relkoff; Mable (aged -

two), one grandson, George Relkoff; one great-grandson, Michael Fofonoff; and three brothers.

Funeral service’ was: held June 26 in the Chapel ‘of Thompson Funeral Service in Nelson, followed ‘by, inter- ment in Shoreacres Come- tery.”

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Senior Geneveeve Marinus ona Gordon were (Courtenay), Grand Junior MEC Joy thanked the Sisters Roxie’ Reeder (Penticton), who assisted at the blood Grand Manager Louise donors’ clinic and wished all a Shweb (Vancouver), Grand happy summer. ‘

Secretary Betty Campbell The officers and some of

(Vernon), Grand’ Treasurer the members were dressed in..

May Nordby (Victoria), Hawaiian attire and a fun Grand Protector Noreen ‘hour followed by. the playing Queen (Courtenay), Grand of games and the serving of Guard Gladys Wirsch (Trail), strawberry shortcake. Edith Sitting Past Grand Chief Wanless and Queenie Bing- Rose Soberlak, and Grand ham were wished a “Happy

Press Correspondent Doris ,Dimock (Salmo). a

G.C. Mildred Turner gave her acceptance speech and named her district deputies: District No. 1 Lorna Hanson (Kimberely); No. 2 — Lil Molnar (Rossland and Castle- gar); No. 3 — Florence

Bridge

The Joy- Keillor Bridge Club this week saw 11 tables compete June 20 in the open pairs trophy event with an average score of 108 and the following results.

North-South First was Agnes Charlton and Bev Swain with 126’, second was Don Ellison and Sandy Broom with 120, third was Norm and Les Gallie with 118

Birthday.”

On June 26 a total ‘of, 36 Sisters, Knights and guests of Twin Rivers Lodge No. 70 and Kootenay Temple No. 87 Pythian Sisters held a’ picnic at Syringa Park to finalize’

their activities for the sum- .

mer, months.

results

and fourth was Bill Gorkoff and Irene Hess with 113,

East-West

First was Helen Batchelor and Mary Stewart with 128, - second was Enie Gilfillan and Fred Hess with 122%, third. was Keith Gray and Louise Whitehead with 117, fourth was Etuka Cameron and Clara Johnson with 116.

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formal raisin in public relations ¢ ‘ond possessa minimum of threo years related experience. Arbeates wilt be given to those who have in lati

The term of appointment is from ‘Sepia? 26, 1983 fo May 31, 1984.

2. pares SECRETARY — FORMATION SERVICES he successful candidate will Late pelt pda a personnel advertising: ‘prepare routina news releases; com- pile calendar copy and coordinate the college tour program,

years sec a public rela skits, at least 70 w.

The successful candidate will have at least two (2) rial experience in educational public relations, tions Fon or advertising agency;

and written communication skills and an ability to deal with the public and co-workers in a courteous manner.

The term of appointment is from August 22, 1983 to May 2, 1984. SALARY: Salary for both positions is in accordance with the

ing: must hove excellent oral

= ihe basis of an applicant's race, religion, colour, marital status, ancestry, place of origin.” x (unless the matte to the main.

357-2292

Administrative Salary Scale. These ore non-union positions. APPLICATION CLOSING DATE: July 8, 1983

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