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A Castlegar juvenile, who was riding a 10-speed at the time of the incident, was taken to Castlegar and District Hos- pital with face, arm and leg lacerations, The bike was totalled. Ten minutes later police responded to a single vehicle accident on Broadwater Road | approximately three miles west of the Castlegar Ferry. A vehicle, driven by Kevin Lee Evans of Robson, was west bound when it experienced a blowout in the front tire. The vehicle went out of control going off the shoulder of the road into a dirt embankment. The 1969 model car was totalled. Police say there were no injuries and no charges have been laid. Twenty minutes later a two-vehicle accident in front of the Oglow Building on Colum- bia Avenue resulted in a driver being charged as well as having the fire and depart- $200 damage. The fire department was called out to wash the highway of spilled gas. The pavement was so hot the gas could not be washed into the gutter and the highways department was then called upon to sand the area, A passenger in, the Postni- koff vehicle, Marshal! Johnson, 64, of Blueberry Creek, was taken to Castlegar and District Hospital with whiplash.‘ The British Columbia Pro- vincial Multicultural Founding Meeting was held recently in conjunction with the Canadian Consultative Council on Multi- culturalism national meeting in P. Samoyloft Attends Prov. sentatives of the regions ‘are: Dr. J. Katz, Mrs, ‘Frances Fridge and Mr. Simon Ooster- huis—Vancouver and Lower Mainland; Dr. J. Liu, Mrs. Joan Herfst, and Mrs. Pauline Lay- v P fromthe Trail International Folk Society were: Mrs, Teresa Altan; Mrs, Freda Ashworth, Miss Albina Makay and Miss Ellen Bligh. Participants from the Union of Spiritual Com- munities of Christ were Petert . Samayloff of Castlegar and LARRY KERAIFF received his Bachelor of Physical Edu- eation degree on June 2 from the Ualversity of British d of Stan- ment called out. Charged with following too close is Harold D. Babakaiff of Winlaw whose 1975 Valiant rear-ended a 1969 model car driven by Sam Postnikoff of Blueberry Creek, Both vehicles ley Hawshtles Secondary School, he also attended Selkirk College before entering UBC. He has been accepted by UBC to complete his one-year teach- era training for the coming year. Funeral Service Held For Crescent Valley Man Prayer services were held Monday evening and yesterday. afternoon from the chapel of the Castlegar Funeral Home for Fred Storgoff, 78, a resident of Crescent Valley who passed away Sunday at.the Castlegar and District Hospital, Mr. Storgoff was born July 16, 1898 in Russia, coming to Canada and Saskatchewan in the early 1900s and to.B.C. and... ~ Shoreacres in the early, 1920s. He was married in Van- couver where he resided for a time before returning to the . Kootenay area, where he had been a resident of Crescent Valley for the past 35 years. A follower of the Sorokin faith, he was predeceased by his wife, Florence, in 1964. . Surviving are his two daughters, Mrs. John (Mary} Verishine of Crescent Valley and Mrs. Chester. (Molly) #toom+-- kowski of Fernie. Eleven grandchildren also survive. CUBAN LUNCH BARS 5 for 89c Tetley ICED TEA 240z. $1.99 3 Ibs. West MARGARINE $1.29 Nikke-Ramen NOODLES -4PKGS. 68¢ PreemYum BREAD 20 oz. loaves 2 for 89c CLOSED FRIDAY DOMINION DAY FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE Open Mon. thru Fri, 9 AM, to 9 P.M. Sat. ‘till 5:30 P.M, Closed Sundays Now has a ° Location ion Hwy. 3 South which includes answer To Puzzle on Page 2B ©] DEQOERESnm took place in Krestova Cemetery with Cas- tlegar Funeral Home in care of arrangements. Charged After Reverse Turn -A Castlegar man has been charged with making a reverse turn while unsafe to. do s0 following an accident Saturday morning on Pine St. near the Castlegar Hotel. Charged is John Makaroff whose 1970: model care sus- tained an estimated $200 when it struck a 1968 Jeep driven by Gerald Allen Rempel, also of Castlegar. Damage to the Jeep has also been estimated at $200. Lease-Owned Before you buy, Investigate the 2dvantages of this rent-to-own plan. All monies paid appil led to purchase, First and last month’s rent, and drive away. O.A.C. Examples: "77 F-250, $125.00 per mo.; '77 Econoline, $114 per mo.; ‘77 F-100 %-Ton, $108 per. mo.; '77 “Cougar, $129 per mo. Also, 70 used cars and trucks to choose from. Call collect 298-4476. Spacious, New Across from Trowelex Rentals Come see our Double-Wides Now on Display . . . with 900 to 1150 $4. Ft. of Living Space © Family Room © Dining Room © 2 Baths~ 14-Wides on Display-and some 12-Wides Reduced in Price Northwest Homes Ltd. Ph. 365-3551 Steve Maloff of Grand Forks. Topics discussed to which briefs were submitted were immigration policy, human rights, media, language and cultural development, and grants. 3 For the provincial multi- cultural society, the firat choice of three names submitted for registration is: ‘Affiliation OF Multicultural Societies of B.C.” with the headquarters at Hod- son Manor, 1254-West 7th Ave., Vancouver, B.C. ‘The following regions were established: Vancouver Island, Vancouver and Lower Main- land, Interior of British Colum- bia (Okanagan and Kootenay), Island; Rose- Castlegar Man Hospitalized After Shooting The names of two men involved in a shooting in Trail Friday night have been re- * leased by RCMP. Police say Zsigmond Sipos, 51, killed himself after shooting Alex Markortoff, 48, of Castle- gar. - The shooting with a 303 calibre rifle occurred after an argument which involved liquor in front of the Sipos home at 2044 Riverside Drive. Mrs. Sipos, with her hus- band at the time, was not in- jured. Markortoff is in critical ‘condition at Trail Regional ‘Hospital. marle Rioux, Mrs. Edith: Ben- nison and Mra. Gladys Mason— Interior; Mrs. Doris Coldwell, Mrs. June Unrau and William Sandhu—North, - : Six committees were es- tablished to include education, culture (arts, theatre and folk- feat}, finance, human. rights, immigration and media. The constitution was ap- proved; part one of the bylaws was adopted on a provisional basis for one year and is subject to revision, RT Beebe PROPERTY GRAND i . 7 Flecontly rezoned. to'C - 1, 133° frontage by 120’. Central location’on west alde of Overwaltea and liquor store. Posalble rental revenue until developed. Contact Lole Cusky at Star-West Realty In Kelowna at 763-4144 or 7 Supervisor required to start and oparate an (Infant Bevalpman Program In Castlegar, Vall ‘and Nelson The 400 delegates, ob- servers and guests enjoyed dinner and were entertained at the International Plaza in North Vancouver. Mr. Horst Koehler was the master of ceremonies. Guest speakers - were the Hon. Joseph Guay and Sen, Ray Perrault. Mrs. Fran- ces Fridge arranged the enter- tainment which featured Scot- tish Highland dancing and music provided by bagpipe players; a group of young hysio, special Odteation: ih rsing), and demonstrated ra working will th infant, na children | and thelr families. Send full resume ‘and references to P.O. Box ‘31 a4, Castlegar, B.C. . Closing date;. July 4, 1977. dancers in the Irish four. Hawaiian the Tahitian dancers; and the Italian Choir of Vancouver, and. North (northern - British Columbia). The elected repre- Joy Keillor. Bridge Club Twelve: tables, with an average of 182, took part in Monday night’s play at the Joy Keillor Bridge Club with the following results: North South First, Doug Glover and Dan Horan with 174.5; second, Joy Keillor and John Sokolow- ‘ski with 153; third, “Gordon Boyd and Elmer Pelleran with 141.5; fourth, Jean Palone and Elia Bruce with 141; fifth, Jim and Bev Swain with.131. ‘West : First, Pat McMillian and Louise Whitehead with 171.6; second, Bert Tyson and Dr. Ken Wagner with 167.5; third, Etuka Cameron and Pear! Pal- mer with 147; fourth, Cecil Chutskoff and Rob Wadey with 184; fifth, Don Ellison and! Tan Glover with 128. “Man Charged After Backing Into Pickup: A Castlegar man, Andrew Donald Paul, 19, has been charged with backing while unsafe to do so after his 1977 GMC. van struck a parked pickup Sunday afternoon. The 1965 pickup is the property of Basran Holdings. The incident occurred in the 900 block on 11th Avenue S. KJSS' First Principal Moves to Trail A former principal of Kin- naird Junior Secondary School has been appointed superin- tendent of Schools for the Trail district. Gib Lind; who is presently, superintendent for the Fort St. John district, was employed by School District No. 9 (Castle- gar) for. nine years and ap- pointed first principal to the Kinnaird Junior Secondary School. Lind’s” appointment in the | Trail district takes effect July 5. Community TV: COMMUNITY ACCESS—10 Schedule for Thuraday Evening 6:30—Exposure to the Arts: The Joy of Music. 7:00—A Look at the National Exhibition Centre 7:30—Harisini: A Planned City. 9:00—West Kootenay Kennel Club Dog Show. 10:30—German Diary. Put the wind in your salls with this used beautiful 22 foot Reinell Sailboat! it’s 8 1975 model with 9.8 Mercury outboard, fully rigged, steeps 5, excellent condition, $7,350.00 Seeat JONES BOYS “MARINE - Kaslo Castlegar Socials Mrs. H. Johnson 365-8294 Mrs. Mildred Brady, and Mrs. Helen Bonacci returned home Monday evening of last week, after enjoying a month's holiday visiting ‘relatives and friends in Calgary, Saskatoon, Stettler, Regina, Tompkins, Swift Current and Medicine Hat. In Salteoats, they: at- tended a family reunion which was held in the Legion Hall with 57 members of the family present. All enjoyed the get- together, as it has been several years since they've all been together. a a Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs, J. Pedersen over the past three weeks was. Mrs. Pedersen's sister and brother, Mrs. Delgmar Salmonson and Axel Nielsen—both of Den- mark. Visiting Mrs. Pedersen for the past week was her unele, C,. Nielsen: of :Ontario.. - They all left Monday. of- last week for their homes -after enjoying a wonderful holiday here. . . 3 * 2 Saturday guests at the home of Mrs. H. Johnson: were her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. G. Easteott and her grandson and his wife, Mr. and Mrs, Wayne Pasteott of Vancouver. * s * Castlegar and District Senior Citizens have started their lawn bowling and are grateful to J. Dalziel- who will be coaching them. Any member wishing to enjoy a game. may contact Mrs. Johnson regarding times—all are welcome. * Members and guests of St. David's A.C.W. visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Idle of Christina Lake on Monday of last week. The A.C.W. make this an annual meeting prior to their closing for summer re-~ cess, Mrs. Idle is a member of the ACW and a former resident of Kinnaird. . New & Used. TENT. TRAILERS While They Lost! This Week Only Ed’s nal Sales Li 914 Columbia Ave., Castlegar 365-5696 —} A delicious luncheon was enjoyed, followed by- the busi- ness meeting. During the meet- ing, Rev. D. Carroll gave a few interesting highlights of the Synod meeting which he had attended in Sorrento recently. Happy holiday wishes and God's blessings were extended to those present and sincere thanks and appreciation to Mr. and Mrs. Idle for the privilege of sharing their home and for the beautiful and peaceful sur- roundings. The regular meetings will resume in September. * . * Mr. and Mrs, Richard Warner left-Monday to reside in Terrace, B.C. A’ recent, graduate from Selkirk College, Mr. Warner will be working with: the Human’ Resources Open a.m. tes pn, Mon. te Sat. Sun. 12ncon -Sp.m. for browsing. Ph. 357-7166 Dealer Lic, No. 1972 ee ee a ad Spee eedway 1975 Ford. 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During her voyage on _ Haron to,Canada she married William Chernoff. . The couple were married for approximately 60 years and were blessed with three sons and a L senghter, Ser re. SU Ui Conrne oni Pete: RE June is exciting month At Selkirk College o on Trine for naturalists, with . spring. 16: members and friends: were - “bustin’ out all over”. and flow- ers yeas: birds‘ nesting,. ° Creek. etitertained ‘with ‘color slides * duding aeven from the Grand -shown' by Bidney Clarke;'s pro- “Forks” Club," igathered: for“"a a Wee: Kooba cy both indoors ‘and. ou Terns dived and screamed at the ‘intruding . photographers, “and large painted turtles sun-~ emsevies on lakeside: * excellent“ photographic”: work: which‘ includes” wildlife © and landscapes, as well as birds and flower studies. ©. --~ A‘weekend overnight field ~ trip to Argenta included a hike up : Hammill Creek: Saturday afternoon: and: evening. and ‘a ramble‘up Fry Creek on Sun- ’ day. Ted Baker led the Hammil Creek walk and Elizabeth Wal- lach guided the'group up-Fry MARKET : at the” K-C CO- op “Wam. - 3 Pam. "Those - “camping at’ Rock rewarded: by.the sighting ‘ofa. Great ‘Grey Owl ‘on’ Sunday largest ‘Twenty-two naturalists, ie : Creek the previous night were’ ° ‘ kay. Motors Is proud - to. announce that ‘Wal a Budget-Rent-A-Car.(Div. of Kay’ Motors: a) to: Sales Re _ Motors Car Sales. ; Waine personally wishes to invite his many. friends and business associates in the Castlegar area to call him at any time for assistance. In the’ Pu hase ot ies new. or: used car or truck. 5 "The Seana ato _ KINNAIRD JUNIOR ” SECONDARY SCHOOL Summer holidays have come at last! Boy, have we been > waiting for you! Kinnaird Junior Secondary School held its annual “Awards Day, Assembly” last’ Wednes- day. There were two masters of tees to: Bill Sookochoff, Keith Voykin, Nadine, Gillis, Anita Prive, Gloria Bouchard, Patti Kubos,: Sandra. Pereversoff, Sharon Boolinoff, Bernice Zay-': tsoff, Dwayne Skublen, Brian Willlamson, en and Mr. Roulstone, The program commenced | with selections by the Grade 9 Band, and these were followed by, introductory remarks from Mr. Roulstone. >. Following is a summary of the awards presented: Sports ‘Awards | *. : In each case of “outstand- ing: athletes", the firat-named received a “large block” and the _second-named a “small block”. Field. Hockey—Loreen Tamelin, Kim Mason; soccer— Rocky Rizzotti, Jack Norman- ‘deav; girls’ \volleyball—Patti » Kubos, Shery] : Sookochoff; -boys’ volleyball—Jeff Stewart, Randy Kirby, Brent Fletcher; ‘..< Girl's basketball—Susanne ‘Thor-Larsen, Leona Sorenson; « boys" basketball—Terry Ward, Larry Plotnikoff; girl's track | and Field—Loreen Tamelin, . Gwen Kruetzky, Susan Heuer; boys’ track and field—Jon Vara- bioff, Rob Beynon; and cross country—Jon ' Varabioff, . Ray. Stewart. Club Awards Golf—Mark ‘Lightle; gym- “ nasties—Brent Fletcher. . $ House Awards +. Track and fteld-Lippte- zans (accepted by Terry Ward, Natasha Voykin, Ken Syrja and Julie: Franks); overall house winner—T-Birds (accepted by ie Zaiteoff, Susanne Thor-' Larsen,’ Brent -Fletcher and Teresa Perepolkin), . Special Presentation— to Rocky ‘Rizzotti: Best All-Around Girl, Ath- lete—Natasha Voykin. - Best All-Around Boy Ath » lete—Gordie Zaiteoft. Cobra Awards ‘ Presented to ‘Lan Smech- er, Jeff Stewart, Brenda Hood, Nadeen Podmorow, Debbie f, Jon Academic Effort &' Achieve: iment Presented by John Holden, District Superintendent of | , Schools, School District No. 9 to: Kira Stafford, Estelle Cor- mier, Jean Kalesnikoff, Susan Tischler, Sharon Zahodnik, Ter- esa’ Birch, Donna Hadikin, Karen Stroes, Janette Anderson, Jon Vara-' bioff, Caroline Matt, Teresa Grundy, Lori Verigin, Joanne Bilesky, Richard Kanigan, Gwen Kruetzky, Marina Vidiz- zon, Loreen Christensen, Law- rence Samoyloff; Katherine Argatoff, Carol- ine Zaitsoff, Jeff Stewart, Na- dine Gillis, Melissa Perehudoff, Sharon Boolinoff, Bernice Zait- soff, Pat .Kubos, Joy Eaton, Corrie Campbell, Natasha Voy- kin, Nadeen Podmorow, Sandra Pereversoff, George Soukeroff, ae Val Evdokimoff. Top Academic Awards |. Grade 8—Patricia Forrest; chards. Grade 9—Tim Ri Award Shared by Lynn Smecher ‘and Natasha Voykin, Best All-Around Student This, award carries with it va trophy sponsored. by Cana- dian Cellulose and was pre- sented by Ron Belton: It is our’: _ highest: award ‘and is. very. prized indeed. ‘This year's win- ner was Gordie vate He richly. deserves it! . The: awards ceremony: ended with; Service ‘Begins Today For Peter W. Markin . | Funeral service “com- " mences today. and: concludes tomorrow. from the: chapel of the Castlegar Funeral Home for. Peter Markin,.91, .who died: - Saturday. at Slocan Community Hospital. : . Service - today, is “from 6: -a.m.-to 9 p.m, and mt eer Mr. Markin was born Dee. 16, 1885, at’ Caucus Mountains in Russia ‘and came to Saskat- * chewan in 1899. He moved to Ootischenia in:1909, to: Hills in 1984 and finally took ‘up. resi-’ dence in New. Denver. in°197: ~~. He was predeceased by his - wife, Anna, a son, Pete, in 1872 | and son George, i in 19752." He: is survived by. two ; daughters-inJaw,. Mrs... Jean. |! Markin and Mrs..Vera Markin, both of New Denver; 10 grand-". children; 26 great’ grandchild- ren’ and. three great great.” grandchildren, Mm ‘Interment will be'i in n Hills Cemetery. i e » Stablllzer Jacks 5 ce Brak Controle e Roof Vents © $i Special 7 List Price $123.40. Sal Recreational Vehicle Supplies ? iteps @ Portabl Tollets © Retrgerators. ° Stoves’: Chemical Sinks: ¢ Etc. 950 tb; Eaz-Lift Hitch w/combo bar Te Price 5 © Mirrors © Awnings e Equalizer Hitiog Funeral. services began yeaterday evening: and’ will conclude this afternoon from ‘ the chapel of. the Castlegar Funeral Home, for, Mrs. Polly Sedlak, aged 62, who passed Aney very suddenly at Castle- Bors September 12, 1914 in Pelly, Sask., she came as a CASTLEGAR NEWS, Wedhesday, June 29,1977." 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