Castlégar News June 8, 1988

COMMUNITY NEWS

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At the tip of A ica’s Glacier Ni Porh is
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Leave behind your cares. but bring your golf clubs. tennis
racquet, swim suit, hiking boots and fishing gear. Cruise through
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boat within a block of our hotel.

Dine on our fine cuisine with a spectacular view. Dancing.
live entertainment. TV movies. gift shop and meeting facilities.

SAVE 50% off regular room rates Sundays through
Fridays May 1st - June 10th (May 20 - 22 excluded)
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Phone (403) 859-2211
Toll-free reservations from Western Canada ond the
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COLLEGE GRADS

+ «+ The D-Bar-D Dining Lou

was the scene of a

graduation social hosted by students in Selki College's Electronic

ing Technology pr

attended by the 14 Q

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cipal Jim Cromwell represented the college at th

gar Campus Prin-
affair which was
from the ty dipl

Shawn Trussler of land, Dan

Matt Plot-

nikoff of

y of
stlegar, Charlie Turher of Trail, and Francis Baff of

Castlegar; (front row, from left) Al Dermody and Phil Harrison of
Castlegar, Darwin Anderson of Winlaw, Chris Kawata of Trail, Henry

program, instructors, family and friends. Those di

include:

(back, from left) Jason Bojey of Castlegar, Tony Lippert of Nelson,

Recreation news

Despite the cold rainy weather the
Bob Brandson Pool is open for publie
swimming. So brave the weather and
plan to come down to the pool for
some exercise and fun. Season
passes are now on sale. Public swim
ming happens Monday - Friday 3:30
5 p.m., Monday, Wednesday and Fri-
day 7 - 8:30 p.m. and Saturday and
Sunday 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. and 6:30 - 8
p.m.

Master Swimming

Master swimming started last
week and is being run by the Aqua-
nauts swim coaches. It happens
Tuesday and Thursday from 8 - 9
p.m. and there is a $2 drop-in charge.
Improve your swimming strokes and
get into shape this summer with
masters.

Brochures Out Seon

Our summer swim, fitness and
program brochures will be available
the week of June 20. Registration for
our summer swim classes will start
Monday, June 27 from 6 - 7 p.m. in
the complex hall. Brochures will be
distributed through the school and as
well they can be picked up at the
recreation office. So keep your eyes
open for all our summer action.

Classes

Fitness classes are happening five

days a week at the complex hall. At.

has been great, so plan to

take in a morning or evening class.
Morning classes are Monday, Wed-
nesday, Friday from 9 - 10 a.m.,
evening classes happen Monday,
Tuesday, and Thursday from 7 - 8
p.m. Aqua Fit classes will resume
July 4 at the Bob Brandson Pool. So
all you Aqua Fit participants get

ready for water action in July.

Rollerskating happens Friday from
7:30 - 9:30 p.m. on the dry floor of the
arena. We have had great attendance
at the sessions. So keep coming — it's
Friday night action you won't want
to miss.

Carrie passes away

Christina (Jean) Carrie of Castle-
gar died at her home June 3 after a
lengthy illness. She was 81.

Mrs. Carrie was born Aug. 24, 1907
in West Germany and emigrated to
Saskatchewan in 1908. She lived in
various places in Saskatchewan and
Alberta before moving to Prince
Rupert in 1953. She was employed at
Prince Rupert General Hospital for
many years.

She married Ezra Muma in 1925.
Following his death she married
William Douglas Carrie in 1966. They
retired to Castlegar in 1974. She was
an avid dancer and bridge player and
a member of the Castlegar Senior
Citizens’ Association.

She is survived by her three
daughters, Joyce Wray of Parksville,
Lois Grey of Campbell River, and
Shirley Ann Dickson of Castlegar;

We know there are people who enjoy doing things
the old-fashioned way. But that takes time. So they use
our modern Automated Teller to speed things up.

The convenience of our 24 hour teller means you
can do your banking any time of day or night. Make
fast withdrawals, deposits, loan payments, transfers
and much more. With your Kootenay Savings Cue
Card or MasterCard Card, you can also get to your
account through any other Cue-Strata or Exchange
Machine in North America.

Best of all, our Automated Teller doesn cost you
any more to use. There are no extra service changes.

Trail © Fruitvale o Castlegar o Salmo

ome Of Our Members

So when you like to use your time for something
other than banking, use our Automated Tellers in Trail
and Castlegar. They ‘Te so quick and easy to use, you'll

Make Time For Yourself.
Use Our Automated Bilers.
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‘Where You Belong

South Slocan o Nakusp o New Denver o Wancta Plaza o Kasio

seven grandchildren; 11 great-grand
children; five sisters, Emma Nagel
and Molly Purpur of Edmonton,
Clare Willson of Port Coquitlam,
Elsie Mulder of Kitimat and Dorothy
Bennett of Eatonia, Sask.

Cremation was arranged by the
Memorial Society. There was no
funeral by personal request.

Contributions may be made to the
Cancer Fund, Box 3292, Castlegar,
B.C. VIN 3H6.

CHRIS PARFENIUK
. .. applied science degree

Parfeniuk
graduates

Chris Parfeniuk, son of Walter and
Ruth Parfeniuk of Castlegar, has
graduated from UBC with the degree
of Bachelor of Applied Science in
Metals and Materials Engineering.

Parfeniuk has been accepted into
graduate studies at UBC in the field
of electronic materials leading to a
master's degree in applied science.

He received the following under-
graduate awards: the Canadian
Armed Forces University Training
Scholarship and the Cy and Emerald
Keyes Scholarship in Metals and
Materials Engineering.

of Trail, Dan Salekin of Castlegar and Bob Lukkar of
d

SHSS wins
$300 ICBC

award

Film presentations, designated
driver programs and assisting
Castlegar council with the Spring
Counterattack campaign have earned
Stanley Humphries secondary school
a cash award for its innovative traffic
safety projects.

The Insurance Corp. of B.C. in-
vited all schools in the province to
submit an entry describing traffic
safety projects undertaken to make
the roads a safer place.

All entries for the Kootenay area
were evaluated and judged on May
19 at the ICBC Traffic Safety Educ-
ation office in Nelson by Const. Roy
Pagliaro of. the Cranbrook RCMP
detachment, Caroll Fitzgerald, own-
er of Advantage Gallery in Nelson
and Kay Johnston, ICBC District
Manager, Traffic Safety Education
department.

ICBC Traffic Safety representa-
tives will be presenting a $300 cash
award to the school over the next
four weeks. Winners will also receive
an engraved plague and an awards
certificate to display in their school.

The School Traffic Safety Awards
Program is a province-wide amhual
program designed to encourage stu-
dent participation in school and com-
munity traffic safety activities. The
program is co-ordinated by ICBC for
the British Columbia government.

Funeral
for Gray

Ellen Laverne Gray of Castlegar
passed away Thursday, June 2 at the
age of 88.

A memorial service was held on
Tuesday, at 11 a.m. at the Castlegar
Funeral Chapel with Rev. Ted Bris
tow officiating. Cremation.

Mrs. Gray was born Jan. 29, 1900
at Johnstown, North Dakota and
grew up in Manitoba. She married
William Gray in 1921 at Woodnorth,
Man. She and her husband lived in
Manitoba until 1966 when they
moved to Blueberry Creek. She was
a member of the Castlegar senior
citizens, a Jife member of the
Cromere, Manitoba Ladies Auxiliary
and enjoyed knitting.

She is survived by two sons, James
of Brandon, Man. and Robert of

i . Sask.; three daughters, Aud
rey Buchanan of Rosemere, Que.,
Wilma Frost of Castlegar and Beth
Miller of Lucan, Ont; 14 grandchil
dren; 21 great-grandchildren;
brother, Thomas Barr of Flin Flon,
Man. and sister, Christine Beckwith
of Troy, Mich. She was predeceased
by her husband and one daughter.

Funeral ments were under
the direction of the Castlegar Fun
eral Chapel.

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COMMUNITY NEWS

WOODLAND PARK

Primary students
enjoy track meet

Crowds of parents and friends
gathered at Woodland Park school
may 27, to watch the primary
children participate in 12 events and
to view the beautifully decorated
bikes in the Bike Contest.

The field was colorfully-decorated
with pinwheels made by all the
children from kindergartenthrough
Grade 3. Youngsters from the inter.
mediate grades assisted teachers in
setting up the field.

Winners of the Bicycle Decorating
Contest were:

Kindergarten: Mandy Parks; Ali
son Jodi Planidin; James Miller and
Christopher Ady.

Grade \1: Jeff Craig; Genevieve
Kinakin and Elaine Miller.

Grade 2: Amanda Barre;
Cordeiro and Darren Apel.

Grand 3: Darby King; Holly Smee;
Roxanne Rizzotti and Jenny Craig.

Cizela

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9 YEAR OLD Gimis
Koren Shingler, Suson Hayas!

— Koren Shingler

Jump Stacey Hiebert
Roxanne Rizzotls

Susan Hayashi
ebe

hingler, Lisa

— Suson Hayashi, Karen Shingler

Tess — Keren Shingler, Susan Hayashi.
Lino Blockwell

row — Holly Smee & Kriste Draper, Koren
Shingler & Lisa Blackwell. Sus jashi & Stocey
Hiebert

dump — Ryn Led

Desh — Jeti Hardy, Kevin Short, Ryan Lecki
win Forko.

Three-Legged Rece — Kevin Shor! & Kerwin Farko.
Ryon Leckie & Jel! Hordy. Soleil Pottishall & Landyn
foc

een Bog Toss — Sol ftisholl, Ryon Leckie.
Kevin Short, Jett Hardy. K sarko.

—"k
Pattisholl & Ryan Leckie, L
Farko.

Hopping — Kevin Short, Ryan Leckie, Jel Hardy
Skipping — Ryon Leckie, Kevin Short, Jett Hordy
Priabee — Ryan Short

— Ryan Leck: Hardy. Kevin
EAR OLD BOYS

‘Dash — Ryon Phillips, Eric 1. Donovan Parks.

Race — Ryan Phillips & Eric Perrier

Kevin Plotnikolf & Donovan Parks, Tommy Vergo &
Devi

Speen — Devin Bilenk:, Ryan Phillips,

Bag Toss — Donovan Parks, Tommy Vergo
Kevin Plointkott

¢, Devin Bilenki, Ryan

be. 1, Tommy Vargo, éri
8 YEAR OL0 Gimis
Trina Meredith, Mary Short. Cielo

s in
‘Kin

Darby King. Droper, Trina

Draper, Dorby King, Mary Short ond

ney
wee-Legged Race — Kriste Draper & Darby King,
Tring Meredith & Nicole Sweeney, Ciselo Corderio &

row — Darby Ki oper, Cizelo
Cordeiro & Mary Short, Trina Meredith & Nicole
ney.

Kriste Draper & Cizele Cordeiro, Darby
1, Treeno Meredith & Nicole

Draper, Darby King, Mary Short
Meredith

Hieh Jump — Gordie Fairweather, Jett Craig, Tim
joli: Cory Honeyman .

oad Jump — Cary Hayashi, Cory Honeyman, Jett

— Cory Hayashi, Jet Craig, Gordie Foir

Jeaned Rese — Con Honeyman & Chod Har
im cristolol & Gordie Fawrweather, Lorne’

Jolt Chaig, Cary Mayashs, Gor

Cory Heyoshi, Jett Craig, Ousnin
eather

«Tim Cristotol &
Cary Hayashi.
Cary Heyeshi, Lorne Hartson, Cory
Honeymon
ipping — Jett Croig, Lorne Hartson, tim
Cristotoli, Gordie Fairweather
ustin Vigue, Gordie Foiweather, Chad

7 YEAR OLD BOYS
Stow Jeremy Stroker, Aaron Bebeiman,
Tomus Coxe.
dump — Jeremy Stroker, David Campbell
Aaron Bebeimon
" Jeremy Stroker, Darren Apels
Tamus Cose, David Compbell n Bebelmon
Jebelman, Jeremy

Toss — Dorren Apels, Ao

Dovid Campbell
Wheelbarrow — Dovid Compbell & E
& Aaron Bebeimon, Tomw:

Dorren Apels, Aeron Bebelman, Dovid
— Dorren Apels, David Compbell, Aaron

Jebelmon
Frisbee — Tomus Cose, David Campbell, Aaron
Gebeiman

7 YEAR OLD GIRLS,

Stow Bike — Jonelle Gatto, Jonile Leckie, Amanda
Borre.

High Jump — Jessica DeWoll, Serena Phillips, Emily
Conroy

Broad Jump — Serene Phillips, Jon
Miller, Jani Draper

Desh rene Phillips. Jessica DeWoll, Jonelle

chie, Elaine

Janice Leck
Conroy, Jonnelie Gatto & Jessico
‘Spoon — Elaine Miller, S

Jani Draper & Emily
Wo

na Phillips

Jonelle Gatto, Emily

row — Elaine & Jessico Dewoit
Amoniia Barre & Friend Margoret, Emily Conroy & Jani
Draper

Hopping — Janice Leckie, Jani Draper, Sereno
Phillips:

Shi — Serena Pi

ps, Joni Draper, Jonelie

oper
EAR OLD BOYS.
Bruce Davis, Andy Belenki, Nelsor

Dylon Rochon, Danie! Bonderott
Bonderolt, Ryan Shead, Dylon

Domel Bonderott, Richard Jelly, Jome

r Reco — Bruce Davis & Nelson Cor
Just Borumore & Kyle Madock. Cory Meredith &
Sheed
end Spoon — Richard Jelly, Justin Dun:
smore, Ryan Shead
teen Sag Tess — Jomie King, Dylan Rochon, Ryan
Sheod

Wheelbarrow — Geolt King & Doniel Bonderott
Dyan Rochon & Ryan Wesley Lets & Cory
Patrick
Grvce Dovis, Richard Jelly, Geotirey
— Geol King. Jamie King, Jamie Dun
11d Jelly, Ryan head, Daniel Bonderott

King, Donie! Bonderolt, Geotlrey

/EAR OLD GIRLS

Song, Kailee Tossone, Mandy

lark, Dyono Doskochi

Y ‘och
Potato and Kristen Song, Genevieve
Kingkin, Megon Chernolt
Bean Bag Toss — Mandy Parks, Kristen Song,
Marissa Glendinning
— Marissa Glendinning & Mandy
Chernolt, Genev in & dsmine Hustonen,
Tation no Tomassewshi & Dyane Doskochi
Hopping — Megan Chernolf, Adeno Wong, Kr
Seng.
‘Skipping — Megon Chernolt, Kristen Sang, Mandy
Parks
n Song, Josmine Mustonen, Teton.

OLD sors
‘er Christopher Vargo,
High Jump — Shown Cowte, Christopher
Kolesnikolt, Shawn Canvia
fw Jelirey Edwards, Joshua Zevoduk
‘Adam Polesch,
— Joihva Zaveduk, Adam Polesch, Doniet

Chris Antignent & Cheis
lopher Kolesnikol

Christopher Ady &
Kolesnikolf & Christopher Vargo.
ing — Joshua Zavadvk, Oorsey Hortlord,
Shawn Cowte,
Skipping — Dorsey Harttord, Adam Polesch,
fopher Antignan:
isbee — Adom Palesch, Donel Emde, Jomes
5 YEAR OLD Gam
— Jessica Lourie, Heather Cook, Celine

— Stephanie Zeabin, Joanna Devidolt
Jeanne D. Markin

Brood Jump — Heather Cook, Soreh Feide. Celina
Hyson.

Desh — Moria Della Lona, Alina Killough, Heather

Cook.
Three L — Jodi Planidin & Stephanie
Zeabin, Celine Hyson & Sorah Feide, Mario Della Lana
& Heather Cook
Potete and Spoon — Alina Killough. Celina Hyson.
Sorah Feide
Bean Beg Toss — Aline Killough, Celina Hyson.
Stephine Zeabin,
Frew — Marie Della Lone & Heather Cook
Alina Killough & Jill Conroy, Joonna Markin & Jessica,
— Joanna Markin, Stephanie Zeabin, Jod:
Plonidin
‘Skipping — Jodi Plonidin, Stephanie Zeabin, Joanne

- Jessica Lourie, Heather Cook, Celina

Programs and
Services’, and

it provides basic
information

about federal
benefits and *
services available
to seniors. The
Government of
Canada has literally
dozens of programs
created specifically
for senior citizens
programs that cover

Seniors

Name
Street

City —

English O

The publication is called
“Seniors Guide to Federal

a wide range of activi
ties and requirements.
Every effort was made to

PO. Box 8176, Ottawa, Ontario K1G 3H7

PLFANE PRINT

Province _

Francais O)

ensure that all programs

below and mailing it in an

were included.
Watch for the Guide
during the month of
June at Infocentres
in selected super.
markets across
Canada. It will be
available along with
other publications
that you will find
useful. Or, you

may obtain-a

copy of the

Guide, free of
charge by filling

out the coupon

envelope to:

Postal Code

Hon. George Hees

+8 Minister of State tor Seniors

Gouvernement du Cenade
Ministre d'Etat pour le Troisieme Age
hon. George Hees

Canada

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