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CASTLEGAR NEWS, June 18, 1980

Student’s efforts reap rewards at grad

Fifty awards, totaling
$7,260 were presented at the
1980 Commencement Exer-
eises of Stanley Humphries
Secondary Schoo! students,
held Friday in the Regional
Recreation Complex.

Four students, judged
on academic ability, service

Wendy Nixon, by H. Webber.
Pulp and Paper Workers
of Canady Local No. 1, two
awards of $200 each, to
Lorene Tamelin and Judy
Zurek, by B. Thor-Larsen.
Canadian Cellulose Com-
pany bursaries of $800 each
to Angela Baff and Doug
by G. C. Dinning.

and the
major awards presented by
the school each year.

The Stanley Humphries
Award of $150 was presented
to class valedictorian Doug
Johnstone by J. Norris.

Receiving the K.T. and
R.E, McGauley Memorial Se-
holarship of $125 was Tim
Richards. The presentation
was made by T. Gougeon.

Gordon Zaitsoff was re-
cipient of the Aggregate
Award and $100 presented
by Mayor Audrey Moore.

The Leader's Award ac-
companied by $100, was won
by Colleen Dascher. The
presentation was made by
Mayor Moore.

Other presentations
were as follows:

Castlegar Robson Leg-
ion Branch 170 bursaries of
$100 each were awarded to
Kar] Bro, Elaine Hicks and
Debbie Sawatsky by H.Bate.

Beta Sigma Phi bursary
of $150 was presented by
Mrs. M. Hunter to Corrie
Campbell.

Castlegar Chapter RN_
ABC $250 award went to
Nadine Gillis, p: by

Castlegar Selkirk Lions

Club bursary of $800 to
Sandra Pereversoff by P.
Blackwell,

Herb Pitts Memorial bu-
rsary of $100 to Lillian
Ramsden by A. Lamb.

Arrow Lake Tug Boat
Society bursary of $200 to
Kelli O'Neil, by A. Berg.

Kiwanis Club of Castle-
gar bursaries of $150 each

were presented Bev Chernoff
and Cheryl Hadiken, by M.
Scott.

United Steelworkers of
America Local 9705 award of
$150 were presented Lillian
Ramsden by J. Poole.

International Woodwor-
kers of America Local 1-405
award of $750 to Tammy

Mrs. D. Van Vliet.

Eastern Star Minto Cha-
pter 79 award for $100,
presented to Debbie Sawat-
sky by Mrs. J. Donna.

F. A. Haywood Mem-
orial bursary of $100 to
Eduarda Parece by Mrs. D.
Pilla.
Union of Youth of USCC
awards of $100 each to
Tammy Ozeroff and Natasha
Voykin, presented by Miss K.
Voykin.

Robson Women's Insti-
tute Home Economy award
of $100 to Lori Konkin, by
Mrs, M. Jenner.

Robson Women’s Insti-
tute bursary of $150 tO Val
Evdokimoff, by Mrs. J. Fow-
ler.

Ladies Auxilary Castle-
gar and District Hospital
award of $150 to Elaine
Hicks, presented by Mrs. D.
Dinning.

Portugese Social Club
awards of $150 each pres-
ented to Eduarda Parece and
Gabe Jardim, by H. Parece.

Castlegar District Teac-
hers’ Association awards of
$250 each to Sharon Boolinoff
and Leona Sorenson, by D.
Langmuir,

Castlegar Hospital Med-
ical Staff bursaries of $150
each to Melissa Perhudoff
and Susan Walton, by Dr. R.
Perrier.

Castlegar and District
Hospital award of $225 to
Jeff Stewart, by J. Dalziel.

Kootenay Savings Cre-
dit Union bursaries of $150
each to Patricia Kubos and
Randy Martin, by J. Chevel-
dave.

United Steelworkers of
America Local 480 presented
two bursaries. One for $200
to Teresa Pryce and one for
$100 to Nadine Gillis. Both
presentations were made by
J. Weir.

Castlegar Savings Cre-
dit Union bursaries of $175
each were presented Teresa
Moroso, Terry Nazaroff and

The Castlegar RCMP
detachment thanks the 1980
grads for their “maturity and

ood common sense in carry-

ing out their celebrations last

weekend,”
. . *

There were 53 comp-
laints investigated by the

RCMP over the weekent,

resulting in five liquor sei-
zures, two 24 hour driver
suspensions and one impai-
red driver charge.

*. * *

Police are investigating
a break and entry complaint
in a residence on Fourth St.
Missing are a Lloyd's digital

JEAN MARSH, daughter of
Fred and Ruby Marsh of
Robson, graduated this
spring from the University
of B.C. with a bachelor's
degree in home econo-
mics, majoring In
dietetics. She is the reci-
pient of the B.C. Dietetic
Association prize given
for high academic stand-
ing and potentialities for
success. Marsh started
her schooling at Edge-
wood, 8.C., before
moving to Robson, later
attending Stanley Hum-
phries Secondary School
and Selkirk College. She
has now commenced a
year of dietetic internship
st the Health Sciences
Center in Winnipeg.

CELGAR LUMBER
DIVISION

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friends of

GORDON and
FLORENCE McLACHLIN

on the occasion of their retirement,
toattendan

_OPEN HOUSE
at the
HI ARROW ARMS
MOTOR HOTEL

Thursday,
fro
3:00 p.m. -

June 26th
m
5:00 p.m.

(Police Briefs

clock radio, coin box, Pol-
aroid automatic camera and
flash cubes. Entry was gain-
ed through a window.

* . .

Charged with following
too close in an accident_on
Columbia Avenue and Twen-
ty-fourth Street, Monday, is
Patricia MacKinnon, 42, of
Castlegar. About $1,000 dam-
age occured to the rear end of
a Honda driven by Laurie
McLellan, 31, of Trail.

* 8 «8

No injuries were report-
ed in an accident on Sixth
Avenue Friday night when a
Honda diven by Fred Stous-
hnow, 43, of Castlegar receiv-

. ed $1,800 damage and a

vehicle driven by Lori Alex-
ander, 19, of Castlegar rec-
eived $800 damage.

* 8 8

An attempt to avoid a
deer ended up with a vehicle,
driven by Laurie Zanussi, 32,
of Trail, going in a ditch. The
vehicle suffered $2,500 dam-
age. No injuries were re{
ported.

Paul Perpolkin, 49, of
Castlegar was charged with
following too close after an
accident on Columbia Avenue
near Kens Wheel Alignment
Monday evening. The veh-
icle, driven by Perpolkin,
received $1,500 damage anda
yehicle driven by Bill Souk-
eroff, 64, of Castlegar re-
ceived $1,200 damage.

> Have

Ozeroff by L, Stuart.
Principal's Award of
$100 to Tim Richards by L. C.
Farrell, Richards was also
presented the Moran Geron-
azzo Bursary of $175 by M.

_. Chapman.

Student Council award
of $200 to Allan Ayres by J.
Crawford.

T. B, Couch Memorial

your blood

Art scholarship of $100 to
Lourdes Cardoso by L. C.
Farroll.

Five Drinking Driving
CounterAttack awards were
present by L. C. Farrell with
$500 to Tammy Ozeroff and
$260 each to Nadine Gillis,
Sandra Pereversoff, Nona
Verigin and Bernice Zaytsoff.

- pressure tested

Fifteen per cent of Can-
adians suffer from high blood
pressure and its effects.

Many of these people are
not aware they have this dis-
ease. Many more people who
have been told by their doc-
tors to take medication for
high blood pressure are no
longer taking it and their

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blood pressure is on the rise
again,

The incidence of stroke
and heart attack increases
with the elevation of blood
pressure. So have yours
checked.

It’s fast, painless and .:

free to have your blood pres-
sure tested at the Fitness
Festival this Saturday 11 a.m.
to4 p.m. at the arena complex
in Castlegar. The Fitness Fes-

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Applicants should also possess leadership qualities and

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CITY OF CASTLEGAR

BY-LAW NO. 278

A_BY-LAW OF THE CITY OF CASTLEGAR TO
ACQUIRE A RIGHT-OF-WAY BY EXPROPRIATION
OVER CERTAIN LANDS FOR THE USE OF THE CITY
OF CASTLEGAR IN FACILITATING THE CON-
STRUCTION, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE
OF A WATER MAIN, WATER RESERVOIR AND
ACCESS THERETO, WITHIN THE CITY OF
CASTLEGAR.

WHEREAS pursuant to Section 635(2) of the Muni-
cipal Act, the Council of the City of Castlegar
may, by By-Law, expropriate, break up, take or
enter into possession of and use any property in

5 OF out of the lity in any wa: Y

~@r convenient for any purpose mentioned in,
amongst others, Section 632, without the con-
sent of the owners of the property but subject to
Division (4) of Part 12;

AND WHEREAS the Council of the City of
| Casth and

tival is by
ce No.

In provincial court June
10 five seperate charges of
driving with a blood alcohol
count over .08 were heard.

Pleading guilty were Su-

san R, Hatch, 28, of Winfield
who was fined $250 or in
default 20 days in jail; David
MeMillan, 17, of Robson who
was fined $800 or in default,
20 days in jail and Darrel
Danchella, 20, of Castlegar,
Barry Anderson, 22, of Chris-
tina Lake and Ernes Mark-
wart, 25, of Fruitvale who

-were each fined $850° or in
default 20 days in jail.
7 6 «@

‘James Ruane, 43, of
Winlaw, was fined $400 or in
default 15 days in jail when
he pleaded guilty to a charge
of driving while impaired,

* s *

Heather Houlind, of Rob-
son was fined $150 after
pleading guilty to. driving

while her driver's licence was -

under suspension.

The blood pressute test-

gar deems it Y:
in the public interest to expropriate a right-of-
way over certain land to facilitate an extension
of the City of Castlegar water system and ine

ing booth is being sp
by the B.C. Heart Founda-
tion. Blood pressures will be
taken by

yp ani ofa
water reservoir; hae
Now THEREFORE the Council of the City of

of the Registered Nurses As-
sociation of B.C.

Free Literature from the
Heart Foundation will be
available at the booth. Do-
nations to the Heart Founda-
tion will be gratefully re-
ceived.

Help your Heart Fund —
Help your heart. -

REGIONAL RECREATION COMMISSION #1 PRESENTS THE

FITNESS FESTIVAL

FRIDAY — JUNE 20th

mm.
3:00 Hee

2ND ANNUAL

6:00 p.m. - Cycling, Complex

7:30 p.m. - BBQ, Complex

7:30 p.m. - Killough & Jones, Complex
7:30 p.m. - Frisbee Competition, Complex
7:30 p.m. - Minor Games, Complex

9:45 p.m. - Fireworks Display, Complex
SATURDAY — JUNE 21st . 4

8:30 a.m, - 3:30 - Tennis Tournament, Complex
10:00 a.m. - CKQR Fun Kone & Walk, 11 km,

3.5km, Com
11:00 a.m. - 4:00 - Fitne:

Complex
12:00 noon - Celebrity Competition, Complex

1:30 p.m. - 3:45 - Fitne:

Complex

me
xhibition, Displays,

je@monstration,

in open 9 d, enacts as
follows:

1. This By-law may be cited for all purposes as
“City of Castlegar Expropriation By-Law No.
278, 1980".

Subject to Division (4) of Part 12 of the Muni-
cipal Act the Council of the City of Castlegar
is hereby authorized by its servants to enter
upon, and the Council of the City of Castlegar
does hereby expropriate, break up, take and
enter into possession of and use, for the pur-
poses of extending the water distribution
system of the City of Castlegar and con-

ing, op ig ani a water
reservoir and access thereto, a right-of-way
in the form of document attached hereto as
Schedule “A” hereof, upon, over, under, and.
across that certain parcel or tract of land
and premises, situate, lying and being in the
City of Castlegar, in the Province of British
Columbia and being more particularly known
and described as:

That Portion of Lot }
District Lot 7170

Plan 9717

Except Plan 12116

Shown Outlined in Red on
the Sketch Plan Attached
Hereto and Marked as
Schedule "B” Hereof.

The Council shall file plans and specifications
of the said works with the Clerk, who shall on
receiving same, issue the statutory notice re-
quired by Section 549 of the Municipal Act.

. Any real property injuriously affected by the
carrying out of the installation, operation, or
of the af d works, or any
of them, may be entered upon by the work-
_men or employees of the City of Castlegar or
by the contractors employed by the City of
Castlegar to carry out the works, and they
and each of them are hereby authorized so to
enter in order to execute such works of con-
or repair in
of injury done or apprehended or in mitiga:
tion of compensation claimable by reason of
or through the carrying out of the work
authorized,

This By-Law shall, before coming into effect,
be. published once in the British Columbia
Gazette and in a newspaper published or
circulated in the City of Cast! legar and a
certified copy of the By-Law shall be filed in
the Land Title Office at the City of Nelson, in
the Province of British Columbia.

6. The Mayor and Clerk are hereby empowered
and authorized to do all things necessary to
- give effect to this By-Law,

READ A FIRST TIME THIS 10thDAY OF JUNE, 1980.

Lee A SECOND TIME THIS 10th DAY OF JUNE,

READ A THIRD TIME THIS 10th DAY OF JUNE,

RECONSIDERED, FINALLY PASSED AND ADOP-
TED BY THE CASTLEGAR CITY COUNCIL,.SIGNED
BY THE MAYOR AND CLERK AND SEALED WITH
ieee SEAL ON THE 12th DAY OF

Audrey L. Moore, Mayor
R.J. Skillings, City Clerk

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