CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 8, 1976 ©

TRE MARRIAGE ‘ul Carol Biarcellus

Dennis Rrana
took place April 17 in St. David's Churet win Ee Rev. Ted
Bristow officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and
Mre. D. Marcellus of 296 Ridgewood Drive, Castlegar,
and the groom the pon of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Krahn of

couple are now ‘residing in

Winnipeg. Following the wedding ceremony a reception
was held at the home of the bride's parents. The see,

Winnipeg.

Funeral Service for. SHS
Graduate Gerald: Kozak, 0.

A 1976 Stanley

Aquanauts Still Undefeated ifter Beating Trail Team

By C. Kerby
"Once ‘again coach Bob
Rafter and his great Aquanaut

* Speed Swim Club sueceeded in: * in back.

becoming the winning team =
the weekend ina

_ dana Command, third, in
free style, | +
Anne Marie Gruden, seventh

Trail's C, H. Wright Memorial
Pool.

The victory was especially
sweet, as the -Antanauy ben beat
their. arch rival, th

_ . Warfield Stingrays at are own

were from Nelson,

* Penticton, Beaver. Valley aod

Colville, Wash.

The, final team iategn
were as follows: Castlegar 888,

+ “‘Trail-Warfield 850, Penticton

605, Colville 257, Golden 176,"
Nelson 175-ond Beaver Valley

Aquanayts who won ag.

gregate awards were: Dorreen
* Inhes, second for girls 8, and
under; Jennine Harding, ‘third

for girls 8 and under; Michael

. Berger, winner for boys 9 and.

“10; Chris Wanjoff, "third ‘for

. boys 9 and 10; Rob McGauley,

tep-brothers, Joe of

secondary School graduate,
Gerald Charles Kozak, 19, died ©
‘at Vancouver on Thursday ‘of
last week following an accident ie
here.
M

Funeral service was held

Monday :from the: Castlegar .

* Baptist Chureh,
Mr. Kozak was born in
“Edmonton ‘April 1, 1957. He
= started his'‘education there,
continuing it in Castlegar,
- graduating this year. :

He has been employed

7 * with Canadian Cellulose during
the summer and on weekends
and was to begin permanent
“employment July 5. .

and Jonathon at home; three

atep-sisters; Winona. of Vic-

toria, Alanna and Mary Joy at
home; grandparents Mr. and
Mrs, Stanley Kisilevich | of Two:

ep-grand.

B. van de Leur officiated at the’ | ;
service: ©
Craig, Wetiber. ang, hia ‘bis
arrangement ‘and =

He enjoyed sports and was |

ertntealy inclined. <
‘ozak is survived by ©
i his Moe Mr. and Mrs..
2 George Kozak; five brothers,
> Harvey of Prince George, Leo- :
nard of Creston, Glen, Ralph ;
2 and Morris, all"at-home; one:
= sister, Lorna of Vancouver; two.

“=, winner for boys 11 and 12.:
i Rob also. set.a, new pool

record in the boys’ 160-yard
individual medley. The old
-record“was two minutes 13.5

tN seconds; Rab'a new record as

2:10.1.

‘o> +Roslyn’, “Beatle tied for
.Funher-up aggregate for- girls

15 and 16. Brenda Klit, winner.

for-girls 17 and over; Russell
Beattie, winner for boys 17 Aes

|“ over ‘and’ Hob: Knutson, third

for boys 17 and: over.
Individual Castlegar, swim.

events.were as foll

: seventh in breast, sixth-in free

+ style.

mers who placed in the’ final’.

and 10, 40° yds .
4 teste Wi Walsh first in| Oy, fourth
in breast, fourth in free. style. -

“Debbie Innes, sixth. in ‘fly,

tit in free style, seventh in

ar lyn Kerby, eighth

Michael Berger, first in fly,

second’'in breast, first ini free, fy

atyle, first in back.

Chris Wanjoff, second in fly, |
in free

sixth in breast, f
style, third in back.
‘Jason Leitch,’ fifth in -fly,

le, fifth-in back.

. Josef Berger, sixth: in
third in’ breast, fitth in free

Dayid “Mathieson, eighth: in
fy.

Di

+ style, fourth in back.”

Boys ‘11 and:
MeGautey, first “in- Teiya te In.
dividual Medley (new, record of

+ 210.1), ie tin 80-yd. free atyle;
first a, Oy,

i Mark Gyurkoviis, “second in
+ 80 free style.

7) Mike Hasnadek seventh in
- 80 breast. «
in.

ea fourth ii 80 back,.
“Boye 9 and. 10, 40 ydss » 220,E- ;

 Coatlonae Team Earns 888 Points;

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CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY: JULY 8, 1976

left to right, Mrs. F. A.

Bate Mery Bash Mr oe Des Mr ack Sent oe Mr 3. Fr

Killough, Bits: BA: Wet ike cogeat Bs

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“charter member, Bre. Hope Whither Castlegar News Photo by Lois Hughes

Diplomas and Certificates Presented

Selkirk College Graduates

Recent Selkirk College
graduates from the Electronics
Technology ‘program include
the following from -the Trail
area: Wayne Terry. Gazda,
Philip Kenneth Morris and Paul
David Piva; from the Nelson,
area: Dennis: Nicholas Brons,
Blair Winston Humble, Mark
Owen Kardos, Robert Gordon
Madore; from Robson: Mark
Steven Huggett; David James
Carlson of Kaslo; George Car!
Lewis of Jaffray, B.C.; David
Allan Nicholls of Kamloops; and
Wayne John Shubert of Cres-

¢ ~~ Diplomas .in Applied Arts
were presented to the following.
graduates of the Business Ad-
ministration program:. Castle-
gar, Donald Charles Foder,/
Kenneth Allan Sookero and
Cecil Frederick Stoochnoff;

jTrail, Paul Montgomery and
‘Wakley MacDonald Williams;

(Nelson, James Roy Burch and
Dana Lee Johnson; Winlaw,

Lawrence Garry Ret Rebalkin.:

Service, all you pay is
low’ pri 1 build.

A certificate -in Applied
Arts was issued to the follow-
ing graduates in the Human
Services Program: Castlegar,.
Darleen Bathia Ward; Blue-
ber, Creek, Carolyn Jean

; Crescent Valley, Vera

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Kinakin; Trail, Marlene Orr,

Bonnie Joy Palmer and Karin
Anna Szasz; Rossland, Betty
Jane Morgan; Nelson, Ritva

MacLeod and Anne Pe-
trice Caldicott; Winlaw, Sarah
Jane Kabatoff; Cranbrook, Mel-
anie Elizabeth Roberts.

‘Refa Cowley’s Work Presently
Showing af Exhibition Centre

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Sketches" are currently sh jow-
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Centre. This set contains 17
lively pen’ sketches of rural
Saskatchewan farm houses,
/ landscapes,

In, these sketches black
serves at time to delineate and
at times to obscure form
allowing the natural color of the
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wheel of a deserted wagon.
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Regent Mrs. J. F. Killough Presented ODE
- Rose as Chapter He Holds Its Final Get-Together

Regent of the Lillian Kil-
lough Chapter, LO.D.E., Mrs.
J. F. Killough, was presented
with a lovely LO.D.E. rose in a
charming bud vase in apprecia-
tion of her leadership when the
chapter met for the last time on
Monday of last week.

\ The Presentation was
made by vice-regent is

Peddle during the social hour *

which followed a delicious pot-
tuck dinner party at the home
of Mr, and Mrs. A. Selbie. The
presence of charter member
Mrs. W. Houston with her
daughter, Mrs. M. Peachey,
added to the pleasure of the.
party on the cool sundeck of iis

* Selbie home.

In a brief business. ses-
eign; reports were heared of the
chapter's awards made at the

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received from winners of the
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To round out an enjoyable
evening, Mrs, L. Brown showed
excellent pictures of their visit
to Cuba with a very interesting
and informative. commentary,

with a few recent
pictures of chapter members
and the graduation exercises
taken by Mr, J. Killough.

Hostess Mrs. Selbie served
refreshments to bring the final
meeting of the Lillian Killough
Chapter, 1.0.D.E. to a close
after 38 years of volunteer.
work.

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~ Local Schools Present -
$500 to Project Society

As the school year came to
a close elementary schools of
Schoo! District No, 9 were
holding various fund raising
events to’ raise’ funds for the
Project Society.

The Tarrys, Woodland

* Park, Blueberry Creek, Rob-

son, Kinnaird and Pass Creek
elementary schools all made
contributions ‘to the society
which amounted to over $500.

All schools had their own
means for gathering funds, For
example Pass Creek was
unique in that Nick: Verigin

Awards Day Held in New
Denver's Lucerne School

‘The Awards Ceremony of
the elementary and secondary
sections of Lucerne School at
New Denver was held June 29
in the gymnasium.

The following Top Student
and Most Improved Student
awards were announced by
principal P. Williams, and
prizes were handed out by the
teachers to:

Grade 1—top student,
Sherry Eshom; most improved
student, Marie Rowell.

Grade 2—top student, Cy
McCargar; most improved, Val-
erie Vanin.

Grade S—top . student,

Grade 4—top student, Deb-
bie Fulkco; most improved,
Nancy Greenwood,

Grade 5—top student, Ra-
chel George; most improved,
Mare Storms. *

Grade 6—top student, Val-

erie Nishi; most. improved,

Travis Wingert.
Grede 7—top student,
id

3—Nori Depretto,

Michael Finley, April Milton,
Valerie Ukrainetz,

and

Grade 4—Debbie Fulkeo,
Shirley Heichert, and Steven

Butler,

Grade S—Patsy Butler,
Mark Ukrainetz.

Grade 6—Wendy Milton.

Grade 7—Todd Hicks, and
Holly Heichert.

In the secondary divisions
Big “L” Awards for the top
student in each grade went to:

Grade 8—Darlene Chern-
off.

Grade 9—Gay Win;

wert.
Grade 11—Len Mori (Arts
and Science); Vern Gustafson ©

(Combined Studies).

Sherrod (Combined Studies);
and Shelley ‘Kerr (Selected
Studies—Commerce).

Honor Roll Awards for
students with “B" average or
better went to:

Grade 8—Valerie Grierson,
Patsy Irwin, Chris Nunn, Shel-
ley Pengelly, and Donna Pere-

kin, ~

Grade 9—Raymond Mori,
Wayne Sawada, and Doug
Welch.

Grade 10: Belinda Nunn.
Awards were
made to Vern Gustafson for Sr.
Boys;: Wayne Sawada, Jr.
Boys; Belinda Nunn, Sr. Girls’
and Sandy Vaughan for Jr.

contributed an amount equal to
what the students raised
through teas and sales,

‘The Robson children raised
their contribution rough the
selling of membership fees in
the Project Society.

The other schools were
able to raise funds through the
holding of school concerts and
other school activities.

‘These contributions will go
directly to the Project Society
who will see that the funds are
spent on furnishings for the
new community complex,  -~

‘The enthusiasm and sup-
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shows the rociety that the
community is behind this
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