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Obituary

Olga Kooznetsoff

On Wednesday, August 25, 1993, Olga Kooznetsoff of Winlaw, B.C years

The Castlegar Sun

Obituary Roy Levi Wilkie

Mr. Roy Levi Wilkie, 74, of Castlegar, B. the Castlegar Hosp ine ss «Fuel service was held athe Castlegar Funeral Chapel on Saturday, August 28,193 wit burial at | McHlvar Hospital afer atemety ness erry Siding Cemetary ( r A o ,

Mrs. Kooznetsoff was born August 22, 1943 at Slocan City, B.C., She grew up in Perry Siding living TOA ee eee one Was, 5, 1942 in Battleford, Sask there all of her life. Olga attended Perry Siding Elementary School and W.E. Graham Secondary School sibere theyre their hoes GAIN SES. telice ctoving cee bo in Slocan City. She married Mike Kooznetsoff on December 28, 1963 at Winlaw. During her life she BY : ese worked for Canada Post in Winlaw.

Olga enjoyed swimming, gardening, knitting and playing Bingo. She especially enjoyed outings with friends and family.

She is survived by her husband Mike of Winlaw; son and daughter-in-law, Michael and Sandra of Winlaw; one daughter, Lovella Kooznetsoff of Winlaw; granddaughter, Lindsay; and one sister, Nettie Zarchikoff of Winlaw.

She was predeceased by her parents, and sister, Nellie Kanigan. Funeral sracgronents were under the direction of the Castlegar Funeral Chapel.

Page 5A The Castlegar Sun Wednesday, September 1, —

Castlegar is no longer immune to homeless people

committed there is lithe the ROMP can do to makehun move on ticks around for a while

Selling something? Phone 365-5266

whether you have seen him or not, he is here RCMP is able to do about it

Castlegar has recently been a stopping off point fot some vagrants, or homeless people, and although we in Castlegar are fairly isolated from the homeless, they are out there, and Castlegar's once rural image has been shattered now that the reality of homeless people has literally struck home.

Castlegar RCMP member, Corporal Al Hudema, verified that in fact there is a homeless person wandering our streets, and unless a crime is

Wednesday each month. 6:30 - 8 p.m. Castlegar Library with followin too close WOMEN'S AGLOW DAY of Refreshing - Saturday, September 11th

9:00 am. Full Gospel! Fellowship Church. Lunch provided. Speaker ti, of Castlegar had been

and there is nothing the

KAREN KERKHOFF

They ‘re 3 The basic transient roams in and Sun staff

( "here usually harmless, they just stick around and impose on people. There is There used to be a vagrancy code, but

they commit a crime there isn't anything

passed away at the age of 50 passed y at the age of diet xaeue nothing we can do with them

not anymore, Until, or unt

You might have seen him sitting aimlessly on the rock wall beside city hall, or he might even have approached you for money. But “7.00 we can do Although there are thousands of homeless individuals in larger uch as Castlegar to have home:

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Salmo man charged with following too close

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Roy was predeceased by his parents William and Lydia Wilkie, one son Ronald, sister Irene Emkiet and brother Lester

Roy is survived by: his loving wife Charlotte; daughters Linda Lot tin, Dave Heglin, Judi (Chris) Jolly, Monica (Al) Heglin, Carol (Doug) Haines; sons Clarence (Ellen) Wilkie, Robert Wilkie; ten grandchil dren; one great grandson; brother Gorden Wilkie of Battleford, Sask Sisters Wilda Lahonde of New Westminister, B.C., and Mable Koldnis ki of Surrey, B.C

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A Castlegar man, 77-year- old Nick Horcoff has been charged with following too close after a motor vehicle acci- dent August 27. Rocco Rizzot-

stopped at the 15000 block of Columbia Avenue when Hor- coff's vehicle collided with the rear end of Rizzotti’s vehicle causing approximately $3,000 damage. Rizzotti received minor injuries in the accident

A Salmo man, 21-year-old Dylan Read, has been charged with fol fter the vehicle he was driving struck the rear end of a semi tractor trailer which was being driven by Victor Keam of Cal gary. Read was near Bombi Summit on Highway 3 East when he looked at a vehicle which had been ‘stopped on the other side of the road. When he looked back he was about to hit the tractor trailer which

at a considerably slower speed in the slow lane causing

lowing too close

hit to rear-end the semi

Richmond company awarded contract for paving

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“In addition, we arc able to take advantage of the equal cost-sharing benefits between the federal and provincial governments through SHIP.’

“The pavement

[ Salekin graduates

from Simon Fraser Randall Todd Salekin, son of Earl and Maureen Salekin, grad uated from Simon Fraser Uni versity with his Bachelor of Arts (Honours). Graduating from SHSS, Ran dall went on to Douglas College, where he attained a diploma in Commerce and Business

Engagement Goolieff-Parr

Betsy Goolieff of Castlegar, and Bill Goolieff of Crescent Valle y would like to announce the engagement of their daughter, Arla Dawn, to David Parr, son of Rhoda Parr of Robson, and Dick Parr

Creamation arranged by Castlegar Funeral Home A family memorial was held Tuesday August 31, 1993

youchers accepted

of Castlegar. The wedding will take place September 4, 1993 in

Castlegar at 4 p.m

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Randall is presently doing his graduate studies at the Universi ty of Texas.

Phase One of the project was completed August 12. TNL. Paving Ltd. will begin crush: erlay paving in late

ment overlay on Highway 3B from Nancy Green Junction to Rossland was announced today by Transportation and Highways Minis-

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cost of this 28.2 kilometer highway rehabilita tion project, including all ministry project supervision, engineering and materials is

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This represents a considerable investment in economic well-being of the communities of Trail, Warfield and Rossland,”

August. Completion of the project is weather dependent Once paving has begun travelers can expect

said Conroy minor delays.

Three local residents receive grant to travel to former Soviet Union

Larry Ewashen, and Alex and Nettie Jmaeff will travel to Soviet Union

Submitted

Local residents, Larry A. Ewashen of Ootishenia and Alex ‘and Nettie Jmaeff of Shoreacres, are the recipients of grants proyided by

the Federal Government as part of the aid package

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Financial assistance is provided to assist in two months of travel and work expenses and also to provide a certain amount of technical equip ment which is to be left with the co-operating institutions in Russia

The panicular program is called Partners-In-Progress, and is mest

to educate

and simulate westeriiethod among Russian Institutions

Alex Jmaeff. well known baker and local business man, COfrently proprietor of the successful Creston Bakery and Restaurant will be conducting seminars on westem baking and restaurant techniques. His

6th Annual Motorcycle Toy Run scheduled for September 12

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Santa's first trip to Castlegar

activities will possibly lead to a co-venture, developing a restaurantt and bakery in the Tula area

The city of Tula, a great center for armaments building dating back to the days of swords and armor, 1s currently in the throes of *conver- thermoses with

Tula ts

sion’; gun factories, for example, now producing

equipment that former reduced artillery shell

the new settlement of Dou nems Rivon, and they, as well

also near as the Museum olstoy. at nyt developments with anticipation and inter

Larry A. Ewashen. Douk ind historian, will be work ' th Tula State D) ' ithe Mu um ot Tolstoy, on a hist tratn Ms that led t the Doukhobor immigrat ( haar ntennial event which

The drama wall be marking the

ok place in 1895

anniversary of the Burning ot f

purchasing a new toy, tying it tc Arms in Castlegar at 3 p.m. for

and area this year is already in

Toy Run has been sc sheduled for the Castlegar, Nelson, Salmo, Trail and surrounding areas for September 12, 1993

All local motorcycle enthusi asts are invited to participate by

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their bikes and joining the ride

The generous contribution made by local residents and busi nesses allowed us to contribute $8,000 to the 1992 Nelson and Trail Salvation Army Christmas programs

This year's ride will proceed from Castlegar to Nelson than on to Salmo, Trail and Rossland The Salmo Firemen will be sen ing a modestly priced lunch From Salmo the nde will contin ue, and riders are scheduled to meet with representatives of the Salvation Army at the Hi Arrow

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This years Auction will be held on September 11, 1993 at the Robson Hall starting at 8 p.m ull 1 a.m. Come and participate in a fun worthwhile cause and enjoy music by Hair of the Dawg

Riders can donate their toys to the district of their choice

Watch for posters regarding vistration, time and places and cheduled activities.

We wish to thank the mer hants from Castlegar, Nelson, Trail and the surrounding areas who have contributed so gener

y to make this a successful

For further information, please call Wendy Jenner at 365-6603 or Jody Markin at 825-4603

Coming Soon

Castlegar & District

UNITED WAY

KICK-OFF DAY

Sat. Sept 18 Community

Complex @ Includes: s * Outdoor Flea Market * Pancake Breakfast

* Proclamation by Mayor Moore

* Outrageous Shirts judging

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Anniversary and Birthday wishes Fry

Happy 40th anniversary to George and Julia Fry, married September 7, 1953, and a very happy 60th birthday Dad September 8, 1933

With much love always from the family

Nelson man charged under Motor Vehicle Act

Gary Schmidt 2X, of Nelson s been charged with ing a construction sign vehicle he was driving collided with another vehicle driven by John Mackey, August 28. Mack ey had been stopped for a flag Person in a construction zone when Schmidt's vehicle collided with Mackey’s ve approximately $5,000 damage

hicle causing Neither driver sustained injunes Cancer Society meeting to be held in Sept.

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The regular meeting of the Castlegar Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society will be held on Wednesday, September 8, 1993 at 7 p.m. in the conference room of the Castlegar and District Hospital

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