June 26, 1985

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CITY OF CASTLEGAR

NOTICE

City Property Taxes

1985 Tax Notices have been mailed to all proper-
ty owners of Castlegar. If you have not received
your Tax Bill, notify City Hall, 365-7227.
NOTE:
— Homeowners Grants must be signed and
iled at City Hall prior to due date
inal Payment Date — 5:00 p.m. July 2, 1985
Penalty — failure to receive bill does not ex-
cuse owners from a penalty of 10% after July
2, 1985 w
New Owners — check responsibility for
payment (solicitor, bank, mortgage com.
pany), do not forget to claim Home Owner
Grant.

CITY COLLECTOR
City Hall
460 Columbia Avenue

ROBSON
TRACK MEET
RESU LTS

A successful track day was

held Thursday at Robson
Elementary School. Follow-
ing are the results:

ean

TRACK MEET . . . Ootischenia Elementary School
students line up behind start line for ball hop race.

The race was one of the many activities held at the

school’s annual track mi

= Ootischenia track

Under sunny skies, the
primary and intermediate
i ia elem-

is Clement

Old Givin: Firs inch
Second. Christina Trippel. Third, Stocey

of O
entary schoof}held their an-
nual track -theet on June 12.
Also participating in the
day were the Grades 1-3
children from Blueberry
Creek E -y School. A

Verigin. Second. Seon Pink
Yoor-Old Boye "8": First, Michoe! Posmkolt
Goolett

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fun day was enjoyed by all

Kingkin, oy
Fuet. Crystal Verhoighe. Second. Clarice
Datlo Lone, Third eesey Amutosa

Old Artist, Joo
Lewin. Second, Chris Chernolt. Third,
radi jnolt. Seven-Yeor-Old Soy

par the
pre-schoolers and kindergar-
ten children who had a spec-
ial race.

Events and winners in the
days’ activities include:

foobholt, Second.
Third, Crystol

“oe! toms, Second, nye Wniehy
“Old toys

Third. Lora

First, Wode
Se Second. Dory! Steponiuk. Third
Keli Fontoine

RACE
Six-Yeor-Old Girls: First, Geriene Lobine

Third. yon Gus

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Third Nathan Pongroct

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More results

Editor's note: Due to a shor-
tage of space in Sunday's
paper, the Castlegar News
was unable to print all the
results of the Woodland Park
track meet. Following are the
remaining results:

Bike Roce
che: First, Amber Stewart
Alone Balfour Third

Girls: F rm
Suson Meyosh: Third, Heather

igne'Vewr-Old Girla: Furst, Tonye Hopkins
Second nson. Third:

Boys: First, Christ Hender
tat setiwon Thied. Com

ome
Gee: Fist. Pier Gowinng.
Alone Boltour Thi

Od Boye: First, Chris Rempet
Seconds Tyler Sertdoth Tinea ede Trem

old icles Fir ngier
Steel roves, Third La Blocereil

Stn-Your-Old Girls (second grovp): F
Sel ‘odor, Second. Lour

yy aabinsen

Firat, Dopt

Tronberg. third

Third, Ryan

mend grewwh: Fie!

COMMUNITY NEWS

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's of First Kinnaird Guides recently received

their all round cord, the highest award a girl guide can achieve. Recipients are
(from left) Chery! Duckworth, Katherine Ross and git Maida.

Brisco views programs
at Rosemont campus

Kootenay West MP. Bob
Brisco spent three hours ear-
lier this month on Selkirk
College's Rosemont Campus
viewing the results of several
federally-funded programs
the college is hoping will be
renewed.

Brisco was invited to the
campus by Rocco Mastrobu-
ono, an ex-Westar Timber
employee currently upgrad-
ing his education in Adult
Basic Education classes at
the Rosemont Campus.

Mastrobuono is one of
about 36 ex-mill workers who
were funded to attend edu-
cational upgrading classes for
20 weeks under the Modified
Industry and Labor Adjust-

administered by the Central
pestenay Community Ad-
it and the

Next on the tour was a
quick stop at the restoration
of Nelson's historic streetcar
No. 23. Federal funding per-
mits work to continue by em-
ploying carpenters and metal
workers under the Canada
Works program.

Brisco’s tour of the Rose-
mont Campus ended with a
visit to the principle training
aid utilized in the simulated
after-TRAC program — a
fully automated sand reclam-
ation line.

Designed and built by stu-
dents out of scrap iron do-
nated by Cominco Ltd. of
Trail, the sand line incorpor-
ates virtually all the various

ie and hi iy

Canada ¢nacoreanea and
Immigration Centre.

With the funding about to
run out, Selkirk College has

components found in an in-
dustrial processing line, said
the college news release.

Asa training _. the sand
line is i

BRISC
- toured Rosemont

opportunity to troubleshoot
the equipment.

The sand line was the focus
of a federally funded pilot
project that enabled TRAC
graduates to earn’ three
months apprenticeship
credit. Though presently ex-
pired, Selkirk College has
applied for an extension of
the project to enable another
30 TRAC di to gain

applied to Canada Manp:
for an additional 20 weeks
continuation of the upgrading

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Pentecosts hold picnic

The annual Apostolic
Church of Pentecost picnic
was held June 8 at Kinnaird
Park. The Challengers Youth
Group of the church directed
and assisted with the sports
events and games.

This was followed by a
combined adult and youth
baseball game. A smorgas-
bord supper and fellowship
was enjoyed by a good at.
tendance.

The following are the re-
sults of the sports events and
fun games:

50 m. dash (under six):
girls — first Trina Meredith,
second Desiree Hopkins;
boys first Buddy Robinson,
second Jeff Shaw.

Nelson
resident
dies

John Peter Postnikoff of
Nelson died June 22 in Koot
enay Lake District Hospital.
He was 72.

Mr. Postnikoff was the son
of Axyta and Pytor Postni.
koff, and was born Aug. 15,
1912 in Prince Albert, Sask
‘The family moved to Brilliant
when Mr. Postnikoff was one-
year-old, and then moved to
the Ootischenia area until the
1940s, when they moved to
Nelson.

Mr. Postnikoff had one
daughter with his first wife
Anne Popoff, and married
Nellie Rabalkin (Minaert) in
1950.

He worked for CP Rail for
47 years, until his retire-
ment. Mr. Postnikoff enjoyed
gardening and woodworking,
and was a member of the
Union of Spiritual Commun
ities of Christ.

He is survived by his wife
Nellie; sons and daughters-
inlaw David and Rhoda
Anne of Slocan, and Peter
and Corinne of Castlegar.

Also surviving are daugh
ters Elizabeth of Nelson and
Evelyn of Vancouver, and
grandchildren Ben, Jenny,
Alana and Shannon.

Funeral services were held
Monday evening in the
chapel of Thompson Funeral
Services of Nelson, and Tues-
day at Taghum Hall. Inter.
ment followed in Brilliant
cemetery

Funeral services under the
direction of Thompson
Funeral Services.

50 m. dash (under 12) girls
first Jackie Demoskoff, sec-
ond Christie Nephin, third
Kathy: Nephin; boys first
Emmett Nephin.

NOVELTY RACES

Egg and Spoon — first
race: first Kathy Nephin,
second Christie Nephin, third
Diane Adshead; second race:
first Debbie Demoskoff, sec-
ond Linda Mephin, third
Jackie Demoskoff:

Dressup/Watermelon:
male — first Matt Cormier,
second Dwight Wilson, third
Doug Bonde; female — first
Diane Adshead, second
Kathy Nephin, third Linda
Nephin.

Funéral

Wheelbarrow: first Kathy
Nephin/Jackie Demoskoff,
second Gila Wilson/Diane
Adshead, third Linda Neph-
in/Christie Nephin.

Leap Frog — first Kathy
Nephin/Jackie Demoskoff,
second Christie Nephin/
Diane Adshead, third Tanya
Hopkins/Trina Meredith.

Tie Tying — first Matt
Cormier/Kathy Nephin, sec-
ond Dan Leiding/Lori Hood,
third Victor and Helen
Stobbe.

Broom/Balloon — first Di.
ane Adshead, second Jeff
Shaw.

Over and Under Relay —
boys team won.

held for

Blueberry woman

Dorothy Miller-Tait, wife
of William Miller-Tait of
Blueberry Creek, passed
away Saturday, June 22 at
the age of 55.

Funeral service was con
ducted by Pastor Harold
Duckworth of the Calvary
Baptist Church on Tuesday
with burial in Park Memorial
Cemetery.

Mrs. Miller-Tait was born
on Feb. 3, 1930 at Chilliwack,
where she grew up. In 1955
she married William Miller.
Tait at Vancouver.

After their marriage, the
family lived on Vancouver
Island, Lower Mainland, and

Westar
team wins
award

KAMLOOPS (CP) — The
four-man Westar Timber
team from Vanderhoof won
the Workers’ Compensation
Board's annual first-aid com.
petition Saturday.

The Westar team com
peted against seven other
regional finalists handling a
simulated industrial accident
for the Frank Mottishaw to
tem trophy at the board's
annual first-aid and rescue
competition.

The open-pit mine rescue
award went to Utah Mines-
Island Copper, the miners
three-member first-aid team
award went to Quintette Coal
Ltd. and Westar Mining’s
Balmer team won the under-
ground mine rescue event.

Calgary before coming to
Castlegar in 1963.

Mrs. Miller-Tait was active
in the community arts coun.
cil, Blueberry Creek Recre-
ation and volunteer work.

She is survived by her
husband William; son Jona
than Logan of Blueberry
Creek; three daughters,
Susan Foreman and Robyn
McKibbin both of Surrey and
Karen Margaret Miller-Tait
of Blueberry Creek; two
grandchildren; brothers Jack
DePangher of Palo Alto,
California and Art Carlyon of
Sardis, B.C.; and sisters,
Florence Andersen of White
Rock, and Grace Stewart of
Abbotsford.

Funeral arrangements
were under the direction of
the Castlegar Funeral
Chapel.

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, allowing those cur-
rently enrolled to complete
their upgrading to Grade 10
equivalency, the college said
in a news release.

“Visiting the individuals
involved and seeing how the
program has worked makes
it easier to be supportive,”
Brisco said.

He was told of the par
ticipants progress and en-
thusiasm for the upgrading
program.

“The attitudinal changes
have been startling,” said
Dennis Anderson, co-ordina-
tor of Adult Special Edu
cation at the Rosemont Cam-
pus.

“Twenty weeks ago these
guys were negative and hos.
tile toward the idea of re-
turning to school,” Anderson
said. “Now there has been a
complete turnaround. They
were showing their families
where they attend class dur
ing a recent open house at
this campus.”

During an informal discus-
sion with class members
Brisco adroitly handled ques-
tions ranging from the status
of educational upgrading pro-
grams to the future state of
the forest industry in B.C.

Following the classroom
visit, Brisco toured some of
the older federally funded

in the Millwright, metre
and Welding programs. Op-
erated by computer as well
as mechanical controls, the
sand line can be programmed
to introduce faults into the
system which gives electrical
and millwright students the

Seniors hold \

some simulated on- the job
experience.

Rosemont Campus director
Bruce Meldrum received
Briseo’s pledge to support
Selkirk College's efforts in
gaining extensions for feder-
ally funded programs.

pot luck supper

The Castlegar and District
Senior Citizens held a meet-
ing at the Centre on Thurs-
day. President Curt Water-
man welcomed all present,
and Mildred Brady played
the piano for the singing of O
Canada.

Since this was the final
meeting of the season, a pot
luck supper was arranged by
Ruth Waldie and Jessie Don-
nan. There was an abundance
of delicious food, enjoyed by
more than 70 members. Ruth
Waldie said the Grace.

After supper, Dick Way-
ling entertained the mem-
bers, playing and singing
many familiar songs, the
members joining in with the
singing.

Following the program,
LaDel Lipsett thanked Way-
ling for the lively and nostal-
gic music, and wished every-
one present an enjoyable
summer.

During his closing remarks

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4:30, weekends. 10:30 - 4:30.

june 28. .
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June 5, from 7 - 9 p.m

deodtine tor opplicaion for the Sixth
Boundary Juried Art Show
held in Nelson, July 10 to August 2. 90s. Phone 365-501!

The Concerts in the Park, first performers are
En Route, a Nelson-based band which performs reggoe
blues on
saxophone, drums and percussion. At Kinsmen Park at
12:00 noon. This is sponsored by the Downtown Business
Association and the Arts Council

July 5 The Arts Council's Presentation Series is
featuring Fred Clark from Silverton during July. His
watercolors will be shown at the Homestead Soup ond
Sendwich Shoppe. Come meet the artist opening night,

Items for this bi-monthly feature should be
telephoned to Lynda Carter of the Castlegar
Arts Council at 365-3226.

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Waterman, announced that a
number of bus trips have
been arranged during: the
summer for all seniors.

He urged everyone inter-
ested to submit names and
preference of trips to the
Castlegar and District Rec-
reation Commission.

Waterman also announced
the zone area picnic to be
held in Kaslo, July 23 at 10680
a.m. Bring your own lunch,
dessert, tea and coffee pro-
vided.

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Worship Service 9 a.m
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Church School
9:45.0.m
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809 Merry Creek Road
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Family Bible Hour

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Phone 365-6317
Pastor: Victor Stobbe
Phone 365-2374
SUNDAY SERVICES
Sunday School 9:45 a.m
Morning Worship 11:00
Evening Fellowship 6:30
Wednesday: Bible Study
and Prayer 7:00 p.m.
Thursday
Youth Meeting 6:30
HOME OF CASTLEGAR
CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
365-7818

767-11 th Ave., Castlegar
tor Rev. Ken Smith
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Phone 365-5212

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