CASTLEGAR NEWS, September 5, 1979

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Dave and Marilyn Cooper

and their children

Sharon, Brad and Derek.

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_ KISS Release

. Kinnaird Junior Second-
ary Schoo! held its annual
Awards Program on June 28,

Students and staff are to
be congratulated for main-
taining a high caliber of
student involvement in and
around the school,

pouewise introductory

to those students who gener-
ally are a real asset to the
school. This comes in the
form of regular. attendance,
husiosm toward acadi

Carrie Proud, Kay Syrja and
Don Tamelin,

Academic Effort and Achi-
evement:

work, effort, and school acti-
vities in general. This is &
chance to give credit to the
student who tries in the
endeavors he/she ‘pursues.

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Presentation of awards took
. Place as follows:
Sports Awards:

{a) Field Hockey: large
block to Sharlene DeRosa;
small block to Evelyn Maloff.
Presented by Carrie Proud,

(b) Soccer: large block to
Richard Coyle; small block to
Ed Schafthuizen. Presented
by Jim Smith.

(c} Girls Volleyball: large
block to Andrea Belezyk;
small block to Shauna Zoob-
koff, Presented by Sarah
Miller.

(d) Boys Volleyball:
large block to Don Tamelin:
small block to David Lightle.
Presented by D. Pinkerton,
(e) Boys Basketball (Gradv
8): large block to John Silva;
small block to Rob Nelson.
Presented by Mike Berger.

(f) Girls Track & Field:
large block to Andrea Bel-
ezyk, Presented by D. Pink-

" erton,

(g) Boys Track & Field:
large block to Kevin Swet-
lishoff; small block to Bob
Walton. - Presented by D,
Pinkerton.

{h) Cross-Country: large
block to Cathy Beynon. Pre-
sented by Leslie Adams.

(i) Wrestling: large block
to Alberto Ambrosio; small
block to Bob Krug. Presented
by Shawn Smith.

Club Awards:

(a) Ping Pong Award:

ingles) Brian Osachoff; ”

High
is not essential,

Presented by K. Nelson:
Grade 8:

Alberto Ambrosio, Kar-
en Anderson, Mark Harna-
dek, Cathy Hayashi, Lisa
Koochin, Beth Krug, Sandra
Lee, Debbie Pollard, Sally
Quintanilha, Kevin Semenoff,
Doug’ Vandergaag, Ernie
Verigin and Denise West.
Grade 9: 5

Annette Deschene, Lori
Enders, Larina Harshenin,
Laurel Kisielewski, Leona
Markin, Goldie Morris, Ram-
ona Ostoforoff, Sandra Plot-
nikoff, Patti‘ Popoff, Carrie
Proud, Tammy Read, Shirley
Richards and Kay Syrja.
Home Economies Award:

Presented by Mrs. B.
Roberts of Kinnaird Wom-
en's Institute to Carry Proud.
Typing Award:

Presented by A. Shep-
pard to Carry Proud. ,
Pythian Sisters Award:

Presented by Mrs.. J.
Marks to Peggy Gjennestad.
Drama Awards: :

Mike Berger, Elaine
Campbell, Sandra Churches,
Tony Crosfield, Darcy Daw-
son, Debbie Gebert, Beth
Krug, Lorelei Phillips, Lisa
Plotnikoff, Mark Stafford and
Audrey Stroes, Presented by
Mrs, M. Hill.”

Service Awards:
~. Presented by Ernie
the Board

(doubles) Brian Osachoff &
Ed Pereversoff. Presented
by J. Orr.

(b) School Annual
Award: Larina Harshenin,
Laurel Kisielewski and Kar-
en Anderson. Presented by
Mrs, C. Ireson.

Cobra Awards:
Cobra awards are given

ills, rep

of School Trustees, School
District No. 9.
Grade 8:~

Mike Berger, Karen
Birch, Tony Goulart, Sandra
Lee, David Picton, Debbie
Pollard and Kari Sahlstrom.
Grade 9:

Sandra Churches, San-

dra Plotnikoff, Patti Popoff,

F d by J. Hold: n,
district d f

1978-79 students recognized ©

Brian Osachoff, Julianne Par- °

tridge, David Picton, Steph-
an Samoyloff, Kevin Semen-
off, Audrey Stroes, Ernie
Verigin and Denise West.

of
schools, School District No. 9.
Grade 9:

Cathy Beynon, Ken Cor-
mier, Annette Deschene,
Carrie Proud, Shirley Rich-
ards, Trevin Rogers and Rick
Sherlock.

Grade 8:

Rob Adams, Karen An-
derson, Janet Argatoff, Mike
Berger, Gail Cheveldave,
Doug Forrest, Wayne Grit-
chin, Kisa Koochin, Kevin
Mason, Peter Moroso, Cyril
Nevakshonoff, Curtis Nixon,

” Aglow Release

Guest ‘speaker at the
Castlegar Women's Aglow
meeting to be held Sept. 12 at
the Hi Arrow Arms Motor
Hotel will be Edie Sevy, from
Colville, Wash.

To hear Edie Sevy is to
love her. She is a devoted
servant of God, who delights
in ‘ministering in His name,
and bringing souls to Him for
salvation. She loves sharing
Him, with others, and one
truly senses His presence ‘as
she speaks,

re : Pa esteds pant :

; G. Fowler attends |

ot eo o. : e

Kiwanis convention
Gilbert Fowler of Castle. ,- 2. : z

gar, lieutenant-governor for

Division No. 5 of Kiwanis
International, returned re-,
cently from Toronto where
he attended the service club's
64th annual convention.

Fowler reports that §

Mark A. Smith, Jr. an
Atlanta, Georgia, business-
man was elected president of
Kiwanis International for the
1979-1980 administrative
year.

The division of which
Fowler is lieutenant-gover-
nor includes clubs at Grand
Forks, Creston, Nelson, Tra-
il, Castlegar, Chewelah, Col-
ville and Republic. The latter
three are all in the State of
Washington.

‘ Fowler concludes his
term of office in October at
which time he wili be suc-

LER
«++ to Toronto

ceeded by Bill Watson, a

former president of the Trail
Kiwanis Club.

NEWS 7

(COURT

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court Aug. 28 and pleading
guilty to separate charges of
driving with no insurance
were: Paul Thederahn, 24, of
Nelson; Doug Cox, 18, of
Robson; John Hall, 21, and,
Richard Johnson, 37, both of
Castlegar. All were fined
$250 each. .
* . .
Pleading not guilty to
separate charges of driving .
with a blood alcohol content
of over .08 were: Linda
Glendinning, 29, and‘ Nich
Bonderoff, 60, both of Castle-
gar. Each were found guilty,

being fined

$850 or one month in default, ‘

and Bonderoff $250 or one
month in default.
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George Perehudoff, 59,

of Thrums, pleaded not guilty
to a charge of refusing to
provide a breathalizer sam-
ple, but was found guilty and

fined $250 or one month in

default,
* * *
Trygve Kaardal, 50, of
Robson, pleaded guilty to a
charge of impaired driving
and was fined $400 or in
default one month in jail.

Do you want your name
in the Castlegar News?

While quite a larger number of Castlegar and district
st ici 1 who

clubs and have pi ty
regularly present reports of their group's activities to the
Castlegar News, there are still some organizations who do not
take advantage of this opportunity to tell the public of the
accomplishments of their groups. =

This is a reminder that such reports are welcome,
particularly now with the busy fall season getting underway

and clubs and organizations
summer recess.

starting up again after the

Groups with suggestions for picture-taking or wishing to
invite a reporter to cover major events should telephone the
managing editor of the Castlegar News, Mrs. Lois Hughes, at
965-3517 during business hours as far in advance of the event

as possible.

Top
Presented by T. Rogers.
Grade 8 students: Karen
Anderson, Stephan Samoy-
loft.
__ Grade 9 student: Shirley
Richards,
Top Citizenship Award:
Presented by Mrs. V.
Kanigan, School Trustee, to
Kay Syrja. 3
Best All Round Student: ,
Trephy sponsored by
Canadian Celtulose. Present-
ed by Jeniffer Davenport to
Sandra Plotnikoff.

She and her husband
John, have two children, who
are being taught_to rever-
ence God. She serves in many
roles to carry on the work of
love.

At one time, several
years ago, Sevy felt she had
no talents with which to
serve her Lord, then she
reasoned the church needed
someone to greet people and
make them feel loved and
welcome. This she did — and
still does, and no one enters
the door of the. church

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ter Course. All have

QUALIFIED for babysitting, with certificates to prove It,
are these successiul candidates of the Red Cross Babysit-

Janine Hackman, Diane Cromarty, Leo Ann Gorcak ond
Colleen Shields. Back row, left to right, Eileen Reeves,

four two-hi

which deal with child care, child behavior and child
safety, followed by a testing session. Front ‘row, left: to
hioliter, Sundle Rae, Payla C

right, Sherry Boot!

Jean Holden, Si yre, Donna an
Tracey Kravs, Names are now being taken at the Volun-
teer Centre for the next session in Babysitting to be held

without feeling God's love,
through her.

Doing this, she gained
confidence, which has led to
her present ability as a
speaker — and the hidden
talent the Lord meant for her
to use — has flowered, and a
beautiful ministry emerged.

Sevy has an

ZU. «.+ Remember?

Castlegar News headlines from one year ago:

Robson from Regional District of Central Kootenay to hold a
ferendum on of a vol fire d
. . .

during the Ch ‘break.

P

Two alternatives for a new Castlegar water supply will be the topic of a meeting between
city and municipal affairs ministry technical staff in Victoria.
. « . .
Municipal council and chamber of commerce representatives from both the Castlegar and

able sense of humor, and
believes a good laugh breaks
the ice, and captures the
attention of the listener. Her
ready wit is a joy and she
radiates the love’of the Lord.

are led to meet to discuss plans for an opening ceremony for the soon-to-be-
completed 26-km highway link between the two communities.

“28 «@
Family, friends and colleagues of the late Edgar H. Mosby—the City of Castlegar's first
elected mayor—honored his memory at city hall with the unveiling of a plaque bearing his
likeness. .

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