Wednesday, June 8, 1994 ©

The Castlegar Sun WEDNESDAY, June 8, 1994

BUSINESS

On behalf of Castlegar, thanks

re: One Japanese Maple!

for a most enjoyable weekend!

Bouquets to Derm Jackman and his Sunfest Committee for a

for the parade und the participa- |

tion at Family Day in Kinsmen park were a huge success. ‘Thanks again to Derm and his

Despite inclement weather it appeared to use that the turnout

for a most enj

Brickbats to the senseless cretins who vandalized the park later on Sunday night.

Sherrel and Kari Koreen

Plea made for return of prized possession

Obituaries

Co- friends and are invited to help launch John's new life of leisure ‘on Sunday, June 19, 1994 at the Fireside Inn in Castlegar. Refreshments will be served at 6 p.m., dininer at 7 p.m. (no host bar).

Fritz Kreil was born on May 14, 1927 in Koeditz, Germany. He grew up around that little vil- lage and the city of Hof, about eight kilometres away. He came

to Canada in October 1951. His

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Fritz Kreil

spent the next seven months in

Prince Rupert General hospital. In 1956 he started working for

Columbia Cellulose in Prince

Funeral service was held at the Castlegar Funeral Chapel on Wednesday and Thursday (June 1 & 2, 1994) with burial at Park Memorial Cemetery.

George was born April 13, 1910 at Canora, Saskatchewan. He came to Brilliant with’his par- ents in 1916. He grew up in Bril- liant and married Lucy

and was transferred to Brilliant in 1929 working with them until 1937 when he began working for Lazareff & Co. of Trail.

In 1944 he worked for Waldies Mill and in 1945 he opened up Cheveldave’s Mer- cantile which he operated until

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k Peter Boshko

On Saturday, June 4, 1994, Peter Boshko of Castlegar away at the age of 75 years.

Funeral service was held at the Castlegar Funeral Chapel on Wednesday, June 6, 1994 with burial at park memorial Cemetery.

Mr. Boshko was born January 27, 1919 at Poltava in the Ukraine. He went to Germany in 1942 and married Mary

steward and chief shop

32, years.

son Improvement District for some time, He was a charter member of St. Peters Lutheran

In 1987 he married Helen York.

George John Cheveldave

On Monday, May 30, 1994, George John Cheveldave of Castlegar passed away at the Trail Regional Hospital in his

worked for Verigin industries. From 1969 until January of 1994 he took an active part in the affairs of the Castlegar Funeral Chapel.

Mr. Cheveldave was a mem- ber of the USCC, enjoyed gar- dening and was an avid sports enthusiast. He also served as the commissioner on the Ist Council for the Village of Castlegar.

George is survived by: one son, Harry of North Vancouver, two daughters. Mrs. Russell (Tillie) Verigin of Castlegar and Mary Gagnon of Néw ster; nine grandchildren, 10 great grandchildren.

Besides his wife he is survived

families. He had no children of his own, only the world's greatest grand- children.

John Cheveldave i Funeral

He was p' d by his wife Lucy; two brothers, Alex and Peter; and dne, sister...

Polepaev there on May 10, 1945. In 1949 he went to Chile and in 1957 he immigrated to Canada settling in Winnipeg. While in Winnipeg he worked as an orderly in the hospital. In 1972 he came to Robson and worked for Hadikins Sawmill until its closing. In 1989 he moved into Castlegar.

He enjoyed woodworking,

der direction of the

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Mr. Boshko is survived by one son and daughter-in-law, Anneke of North Vancouver; two daugh- ters, Mrs. Steven (Jeannie) Clement of South Slocan, and Mrs. Ronald (Tamara) i of Winnipeg; nine grandchildren; one brother, Boria Boshko of Poltava, Ukraine.

Funeral arrangements were

Glance

Tune 15 in the Castleaird

placing anew 4” gas line adjacent to Broadwater Road in the Brilliant-Robson area to upgrade the capacity of the system to

Inn, in addition to its new sign, has new chairs in the restaurant and new tables in the patio area. ‘The chairs have cloth seats, are comfortable to sit on and have arm rests.

addressed the CGA Annual General the opening of the Trail Water Treatment plant; participated in a ting in Kaslo; ded Trail’s C ity Futures

Bach week the pharmaci will be

P sponsoring the Capsule Comments column which appears in The Castlegar Sun. ‘Watch for the handy tips and the weekly specials.

Now open

‘The Little Dipper ice cream stand is now open at the corner of the Hi Arrow Parking lot on 18th St. and Columbia Ave. They are serv- ing up 16 flavours of hard ice cream.

Happy Birthday ‘The Castleaird Plaza is celebrating its birthday in June (20+ years). Watch for their specials in the June 15 issue of The Castlegar Sun.

Cc ia River i Castlegar and Robson. All sub- scribers to the Sun will receive a copy in their paper. Completion is still set for Jane 30. Any guesses as to its name?

Grand opening Samson Soap Shop on 3rd St. near the Railway Museum is celebrat-

ing its grand opening this coming weekend. Check it out!

Window of opportunity

Response to The Castlegar Sun's offer for the free use of our display window, has been tremendous. Local groups and organizations have now booked the window through to 1995 and several months in 1995 are already spoken for. The month of June has a display from the Vintage Car Club.

'| New faces

Alan Trieber is the new p ist in P inally from Alberta, Alan has been here for a month. Welcome!

Government on small |

business: a senseless contradiction

source and Federal Tax are extremely

onerous on small businesses, that create jobs. Unlike larger compa- nies, with entire accounting depart- ments handling these functions, many of which have laid off thou-

morass Worker's Compensation, PST, GST, the different Provincial Health Taxes and you have an overhead burden so heavy that many small businesses fail to com- ply with all the government regula- tions. This non-compliance anxiety

whom decide that it is not worth it

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Local college team places second in business

again College's Business Competition held Feb. 25-27 in Richmond.

winners.

“We really should have had first place, “observed team co- coach Mclvor, who noted that, by the end of the competi- tion, his Selkirk foursome had parlayed the shares in their imag- inary company to a higher net worth than any other team. “They were two million dollars higher than any other company.”

The Selkirk team was ably represented by Paula Snow of Nelson, Mike Konkin of Trail, Steffan Klassen of Salmo, and

Bernard Hermanson of Trail. Bryan Wiznuk of Castlegar was the alternate. Business instruc- tors Don Buskas and George Mclvor served as coaches.

While narrowly missing first place, the team did receive a bronze

ship for the team’s Best Use of Accounting Data. Each team mem- ber received a Hewlett-Packard Business Analyst calculator.

“We stuck to our game plan throughout the competition,” explained Snow as a reason for the College’s consistent showing.

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