The Castlegar Sun

Wednesday, April 13, 1994

Veneration searches for

of it's idealistic qualities: a set of

parents;
intelligent and active children;
the family dog, Spot; a white
picket fence; a Minivan... You
get the idea.

Basically, what it comes down
to is a sense of security felt by all

pessimistic of me, but I think I've

Hell.
All of this may sound quite

and belongings scattered and
‘The crash is also not
{today haa eouand today’?
of t ye today's
his values,

to establish as

those in my

they will not marry y ¢]
wait for Mr. \or Mrs: Right,
but, is this yet just another
pipe dream? It would seem the
ideal has been tested before,
and the previous generation
was the result.

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It's time to repair
winter-damaged lawns

Every homeowner dreams of a lush and green
lawn may nqt be the picture of
fall's leftover leaves and win-

ter's frost may have damaged your lawn and left
spots of brown, dried grass.

A quick method to restore your lawn to/its green
glory is to spot patch the area.

After loosening the soil in the- affected area to a
depth of six inches, spread a 2-inch layer of plen-
tifu,l ,sustainable Canadian Sphagnum peat moss
over the spot. Top with a thin layer of starter fer-
tilizer and work the mixture into the top $ix inches
of soil.

Reseed at a concentrathoa of cight to 10 seeds
per square inch. Rake lightly so seeds are barely
covered, top-dressing with a quarter inch of peat
moss. Be sure to keep the seeds moist until they
germinate.

their mistakes, just as our genera-
tion jis destined to make as well. I
guess my question is this: Can

our generation | create a greater

its‘Own sense of security

chosen is myself. If I SS a
‘destiny’, it'll be something 1
have worked toward, an pn
or, dream made reality, not an

conan of

tiny: BAH!
‘We choose our paths, and the

only person I can blame for paths

Which leads me to the conclu-
sion that Generation X can indeed
make a difference if we so
choose. In short, an obscure
dream can be modified, made
more realistic and attainable,

a truer sense of universal
well-being. A brush of naivete? I

ation good luck, give thanks to
those generations before use for
the benefit of experience, and I
also wish every generation hence-
forth good luck. For they will
have to untie the social knots our
generation will trip over.

Castlegar Recycling Depot

Recycling depot great for spring cleaning
‘The recycling

clables. It's great to have the
recycling depot when spring

are not being rinsed out. When

the attendants take the caps off
from some of the milk jugs and
bottles, the odor is very unpleas-

ant.

‘The attendants at the depot will
would really appreciate it if you
do the following; take all caps off
all bottles, milk jugs, etc.; rinse
all bottle, milk jugs etc.; rinse all
cans.

By doing the above_ig will
make breathing more pleasant at
the depot. Remember—Reduce,
Reuse, .

This column is submitted by the
Recycling Advisory Commission.

Obituary

Signe Maria Englund

Long-time Castlegar resident,
Signe Maria Englund passed
away peacefully at the age of 93
after a short illness.

Born in Nykarleby, Finland,
October 12 1900, Signe immi-

then moved to Trail in 1929
where she lived for 10 years. In
1939 she moved to Castlegar

Signe was pre-deceased by her

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d John Emil Englund in
1953; her sister Esther

brothers Ellis Anderson of Castle-
gar, and Salem, Wally Ragner,
Leonard and Ivor Anderson all of
Finland.

She is survived by her sons,
Ralph (Doreen) Englund of Sur-
rey, B.C., Roy (Dianne) Englund
of Halifax, N.S.; one

and her eg pa Christa Mj
Maple Ridge, B.

dren; six great- sana as
well as many other nieces and

nephews.

Signe took great pleasure in hes
family and found much solace in
her deep Christign faith.

Her many joys in life included
knitting, crocheting and gafden-
ing. Signe's joy in Nature's cre-
ations was evident in the care she
took when gardening.

Her kindness and generosity
earned her many life-long friends.

Funeral services were held
April 9, 1994 at the Castlegar
Funeral Chapel with Pastor Vance
Tech officiating.

Interment followed at Park
Memorial Cemetery where she
was laid to rest. beside her
beloved husband. oh:

Finland; nephews Ken (Pat)
Anderson of Castlegar; Rolph
(Helen) Dykstra of Armstrong,

After interment a luncheon was
held at the Sandman Inn.

Signe is now home with the
Lord. By Signe’s request dona-
tions may be made to.the Rota
Villa Society of the charity of
choice in lieu of flowers.

Wednesday, April 13, 1994

Kinnaird Middle School releases Honor Roll

The following is a list of those students
who have qualified for the First and Second
Class Honor Roll during the second

bell, Cheryl Ellis, Charlotte Ferreux, Barton
Kenneway, Caitlin Spilker, Deanna

period, ending march 4, 1994. To be eligible
for the First Class Honor Roll, students must
have a minimum grade average of 4.0 in qual-
ifying courses. For Second Class Honor Roll,
students must have a minimum grade average
of 3,5 in qualifying courses,

Grade Eight First Class Honor Roll

Mark Robertson, Bryce Phillips, Shelley
Yofonoff, Cheryl St. Denys, Donovan Parks,
Jennifer Bondaroff, Nicole Watson, Marissa
Balahura; Heather Caron, NAdine Evans,
Lauchlan Jankola, Lisa Stewart, Elizabeth St.
John, Nicolle Binnie, Lindsay Hamilton,
Leanna Schwab, Ashley Tompkins, Tim
Craig, Gerry Han, Jason Quiding, Tashi
Papau, Kristen McKnight, Melissa Poznikoff,
Svetlana Rilkoff, Ilan Mosby, Karen Dhillon,
Melanie Streich, Sarom Bahk, David Camp-

Clement, Jennifer Lane,
Bobbi Jo Haviland, Nicole Virgin, Brian John,
dd Putci, Sandra Sawchuck and Diana

"Grade Eight Second Class Honor Roll
Sasha Terry, Leanna Gritchen, Mary Short,

Cory: Gordon, Ayron Sklapsky, Leigha
Hamelin, Laura Archibald, Alyssa Watson,
Sasha Sapriken, Kris Hadikin, Yuri Hadikin,
Michelle Baillargeon, Dan Lepsoe, Robyn
Giesbrecht and Jodi i

Grade Seven First Class Honor Roll

Leanna ville, Jamie P.
Emily Conroy, Samantha Boultbee, Jordon
Hoffart, Lisa Coe, Jeff Geissler, Tamara
Rilkoff, Kyla Miller, Tracy Barabanoff, Ileea
Ozeroff, Andrea Zaytsoff, Tim Cristofoli,
Chris Hutchison, David Van de Vosse,
Danielle Prokop, Justin Dunsmore, Jordan

Barlow, Kathleen Cowen, Kristy Hubscher,
Cody Keus, Tiffany Koochin, Casy MacLel-
lan, Kyle Merritt, Anna Schickler, Deanna
Sweeney, Jeff Craig, Cory Honeyman, Keith
Kristian, Sheri Callaghan, Nicole Whitley,
Eileen Esovoloff, Krystle Kalesnikoff, Bron-
wen Schmidt, Jennifer Datchkoff, Ryan
McCullagh, Michelle Maloff, Brian Preston,
Cheroff, Lisa Accardo, Jennifer Arm-
strong, Jamie King, Jessica DeWolf, Erin
Cawte, Mireille Evans, Amber Gawryletz,
Amelia John, Aaron Kinakin, Lora Kroeker,
Jennifer Manarin, Jennifer Poole, Amanda
Streleoff and Erin Walsh.
Grade Seven Second Class Honor Roll
Richard Jelly, Rory Herron, Travis Henne,
Abra Baal, Danie! Evdokimoff, Michael Ben-
nett, Shawn Webster, Christina McIntosh,
Dustin Vigue, Mike Angrignon, Riston Turn-
er, Doug MLeod, Nada Grbich, Catherine
Cmi-and Kristen Sang.

B.C. HYDRO WISHES TO ADVISE
HE HUGH KEENLEYSIDE DAM NA\
LOCK WILL BE OUT OF SERV
THE DAM ROADWAY WILL BE CLOSED
SUNDAY, MAY 1, 1994 — 6 A.M. TO 10 P.M

B.C. Hydro apolog Ss for any inconveniene

And The Winners Are...

Diane Volpatti, Rossland
Grand Prize

‘Two Salmon Valley Festival 3-day passes, Two VIP passes for backstage access.
throughout the Festival with autograph opportunities, One Salmon Valley photo
library, Two Salmon Valley T-shirts, Three nights accomodation at Slumiber Lodge —
indudes breakfast, July 30 & 31.

Joseph Saliken, Castlegar
Second Prize

One Salmon Valley Festival 3-day pass, One Salmon Valley T-shirt,
$40.00 gift certificate from Gardelfs Restaurant.

Lori Block, Castlegar
Third Prize

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Our flag was stolen!

Editor’s Note: Over the Easter
long weekend the flag which waved
proudly above Castlegar Primary
School was stolen from the flag
pole, Under the direction of Castle-
gar Primary School teacher Ken
deWit, these students submitted let-
ters sharing their feelings about
this incident. We are more than
pleased to publish them for the
school, and we sincerely hope your
flag is promptly returned.

Dear Editor:

Our Canadian Flag has been |

stolen over the Easter Weekend
and I am angry! It was new and it
cost lots of money. Please bring it
back to our school.

Alison

Our Canadian Flag has been
stolen..I am very upset. If found,
Please return to Castlegar Prima-
ry

Alyssa

Our Canadian Flag was stolen.
It was stolen on the Easter long
weekend. We just got it last
month. It was $200. I am upset
right now!

Travis

Our flag was stolen from
Castlegar. Primary Schoo! during
Easter holidays. I feel very, very
mad because it was expensive,
new_and for our school. Please
return it if found.

~~ Jerrid

Our flag is stolen. It was stolen
on the Easter long weekend. I'm
angry and mad. Please return our
flag to Castlegar Primary School.

Josh

I feel very upset that our Cana-
dian Flag has been stolen over the
East long weekend. It was new
and nice. I think it may have been
the Eastér Bunny.

Kailand

We sure wish we could have
our flag back!
Jeff

Our Canadian flag was stolen.
It was expensive. Please return it
whoever has it.

Mara

Our Canadian flag was stolen
and I am very upset. It was new
and very special to us. Please
return the flag in one piece. It was
expensive.

Tina

We only had our new flag for
one month. I am very sad. I hope
the person who took it will give it
back to Castlegar Primary
School.

Brittany

Whoever stole our flag please
return it.
Brad

If anyone finds our flag please
return it.
Adam e

I feel sad that our flag was

COURT OF REVISION
Water and Sewer
Frontage Tax Assessments

Notice is hereby given that the Court of Revision for, Water and Sewer

Frontage Tax Assessments will be held on Thursday, April 28, 1994

at

10:00 a.m. in the Council Chambers located at the B.C. Hydro Builging

at 601 - 18th Street, Castlegar, B.C

The Court of Revisioi shall hear complaints and may review and correct

the frontage tax assessment roll as to the names of the owners
parcels of land and the actual and taxable frontage of parcels.

Please note that a complaint shall not be heard by the Court of Revisi
unless written notice of the complaint has been received by t
undersigned by 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, April 26, 1994.

COLLECTOR,
City of Castlegar
460 Columbia Avenue, Castlegar, B.C. V1N 1G7

Our flag got stolen. It was a

stolen. I hope finds it
and gives it back.
Niina =

We are upset that our flag was
stolen from our school.
Neil

Our new flag was stolen and
we just got it last month!
Ryan

“tam, ypset that our flag was
stolen. It was new and expensive!
Amanda

I feel both sad and angry that
our flag was stolen. I hope who-
ever stole it can bring it back to
our school.

Charlene

Our Canadian flag was stolen
on the Easter long weekend.
Evan

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Notice to Businesses
For businesses or individuals who have failed to remit taxes
collected from customers, or have failed.to pay taxes due on
purchases for their own use.
Businesses and individuals have from now until June 30, 1994
to pay or remit taxes owing without penalty. These jnclude
social services (sales) tax, hotel room tax, motor fuel tax and
tobacco tax. Interest will apply to tax owed.
After June 30, 1994, a 10-per-cent penalty applies | fo all second-
time errors. The 25-per-cent and 100-per-cent penalties will
still be charged for willful non-payment or non-remittance
Government will step up tax enforcement and collection
beginning July 1, 1994, with additional resources to identify

recover ing taxes and apply

appropriate penalties.
During the amnesty period, voluntary disclosures may be
made by telephoning or writing to:

Executive Director
Consumer Taxatioh Branch
Legislative Buitdings
Victoria, British Columbia
V8V 2L9
: Toll-free phone: 1-800-663-3710
Alt matters pertaining to the disclosure are protected under
confid: li in the legislation and will not be
used for any other purpose.
For further information pick up a copy of Bulletin 034 at your
néarest Consumer Taxation Branch or government agent office
or call the toll free number listed above.

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Province of British Columbia
Ministry of Finance and Corporate Relations

dian flag. Please, please,
please return it.
Angela

Our flag was stolen and I am
angry. Please bring it back.
Derek

Return our flag! Don’t steal.
The flag is not yours! It’s ours!
Desry

Our Canadian flag was stolen
and it was new and it was.a lot of
money. I am angry.

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