CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 21,1977

California’
PEACHES
lb. 45¢

Callfornia
LETTUCE
Ib. 29¢

Green Perlotte
GRAPES

PreemYum
BREAD ~
20 oz. Loaves
48c__.

Ig. 26 oz,
COCA-COLA — #-uP

New!
LISTERMINT
12.5 fl. oz. 99¢
18 fl.oz. $1.29
25 tl. oz. $1.79

Bob’s
COFFEE
Ib. $3.59

Tetley's
ICED TEA
24 z. Instant.
SL
Fresh
HAMBUAGER
Ground to Order

24 oz. Sticks

SIDES OF BEEF
A-1and A-2
STEERS
Ib. 75¢
HEIFFERS
Slightly Lower

Aluminum
FOIL...
18x 25° Roll”

{voi
DETERGENT
32 fi. oz,

BOUNCE

Ellison's #1
FLOUR
201b. Bag

MORE CLASSIFIED ADS

© VEHICLES

1972 CORTINA, SIX RAOIALS, New
paint,.62,600 milles, Ph. seers,

ieee CHEV. EN MEALS: p.8, pb. 2

a aie a TOR ‘SPORTS. car, vada
tires, Ast shape. Ph. 365-7! ab,

Berea
iy 5 le
Gout. Géod vondition. Eh. s06- 1a EA

1974 G.M.C, JIMMY 4x4, 0.1 re pb.
Enegilent 6 Soe panne

fais MONAFCH 44. nan in MONARCH, & h rr “Tew cond,
fou mileage, $4,100. Ph 368-0307,
‘89 CHEV ¥% TON, 2

tea, not running, eh na nen, Pr ee

1969 BUICK WILDCAT 4-0 H.T. All
Rewer radiate, eae tape.

king $1,000 or offers or trade for
alent of equal value. Plarold Ex

1970 MUSTANG, 6 cy!
Ph. 385-8358.

3-20
1973 Bt DATSUN, 36,000 Miles
4-door, mage, radials, Vinyl rool ie
aad many move options. Best otter:
FARGO VAN 1075 Motor, ‘89 me
Vary, good ,conaitfan $1,760.
BS-3!

1849 FORD HALE -TON, asa
‘work. Ph. 385-515: 328
Axe lsTe ron PICKUP automatic,

ir Btec: ao Hreal rakes
soxilary an tanks sealiont condi,

h. aveniny
1976 FORD = ea rat with sap 44
and CB. Low mileage. Ph. 265-512

NEED A RELIABLE family ar?
Salling ay? Ford Galaxie 600,
& Door, P. .8., P.B., Custom Radio,
One senior owner. Low mitea pe.
Reasonable, Ph. Nelson 352.

IN EXCELLENT condition and low

mileage, 1073. Ford F-250 Fanger,
camp lal, 390 4-apeed, p.

p.b. conditioning, uniliany

tanks, ote etc., Ph, 365-6519

1966 METEOR: WRGOR 390, auto-

matic. Ne. Running orc order. Best’ oer:

ara DATSUN, ng SEDAN, good

gengition, tow’ mileage. Ph.

jar2 CHEV. Pdoor, HT. V-8,
ya a hn. 385-3155;

orinde’, fort box. Ph. 299-44

1971 JAVELIN 380 8.8.7.

P.B., Radio. Ph. 365-3;

1956 FORD ‘completely rebullt'’
cu. In., A-1 condition, has been

27261
tly restored. Another car for
pa ris $800. Ph. 365-7096. 327

{YS FORD Granada, 202 automa,
Many extras. Ph, 365-31;

$3300 negotiable, Ph, 385-8398,

1974 FORD PICKUP, like new, 1972
Nolkeway jen fastback, A-1 condition,

‘ote CAME 0 327 HS PERF.
Mags, radials, good ‘condition. Ph.
385-6750. 326

© MOTORCYCLES

SUZUKI 126 Enduro, Ph. 05,5742,

1976 250 BULTACO, rare TOWEL FOUND AT Gab Brendeon «

“Excallent’ cond. $1,200. Ph.
3652.

© WANTED

TEACHER REQUIRES
starting Au;

D. Lepeos, Box 399, Port McNeill,
B.G.VONZAO, 9" 328"
TO BUY, Deep freaza, any capacit
qood condition. Ph. ses-ogaGe aot
RIGHT HAND side front fender for
Be, ENT “i opilon to bu ay.

rm, home tlegar,
ie ret, mee location No ‘amy.
. Ph. Nel:
seeeste.

USED WOODEN office desk in ped
condition. Ph. 8 - 5, Ph. 385- ‘be

Kleenex
TOWELS
* 2Roll Pkg.
99c

WAGON WHEELS
Box of 12

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* Fridge * Furnace * Bathroom W/Hot

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¢ Dual Holding Tanks * Tandem Axles
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Clearance

Sunflower Fest

Friday, Saturday, Sunday, July 22, 23, 24

MIKE’S.
MOBILE HOMES LTD.

Dealer Lic. No.: 00112A

$5700”
Castlegar

Ph, 365-5741

© WANTED

LAWN MOWER, prefer one with
Qrass catcher. Ph. 16, 3.29

Ma Rete OT onnoNs se one
ering A Aug. 15. Must be
pre inde luits, Ph. Padeoons

0 Al reapenalb

Suen eeranne | a
. house jug. 1. le

385-6742, theta

ore fVeate ‘with fow mileage, oh,

SECRIRE COLLEGE piudenie fe
a housing In Castleg:
1977/78 78 your beginning ‘Sept.

jement sulle, 2
Yoni ‘nous, cal geeret room or tater
Bi mies Mens to Fete
HRS ATE CE 9
‘TO BUY. Good used 1600 CC Volks-
wagen motor, lesa than 30,000
miles. Ph, Gertie 683-2500, 328

© HELP WANTED

9 NOGN uy a willbe received up

i, 7 No 1977 for the

ered ra Sere time "ig hours) Janitor

fait vinta end Kinnatrd Junior
actin

BM hours) Janitor
(alusberey

Proterence wl ‘be ¢ A uae appil-
‘who have previous janitorial
experience ang/er completed the
(pattor up fading course, a the
focational “choc! In Burn

id Fringe ‘Bonctita are
sf ‘rant .

with

o
Gian Hover s of Public Employees.
Application forme are available
i the ‘one! "Bo, ard and Mainte-

ancnteryion will be arranged.
J. Dascher, Seer:
Teosaurer,, School, District No. °
{Pattiegan, Box 3220, "Castlegar "

© WORK WANTED

D&D DRYWALL. Free eatimi
juaranteed satisfaction, Ph.
171 oF 398-4284,

<i ‘3 UPHOLSTER Genitied fea uprat
swags "eather e

kot rd coal separa;
ves. Also interested | in ge clng custom
work, Economy rates, 9.

EXPERIENCED CARTENTER will
do all kinds of renovations. ne
able rates. Ph. 365-7828.

NEED A CARPENTER? Wit! work i
then

by how ‘hour or contract. Free gain:
15-6774,

STUDENT 25 REQUIRES Ee or
part-tl lime, pemplounent. Sean _

NEED nN NEW Roof or an old os

Repaired? Will all apply as eaphalt tiles or
ntract or hour.

Reanonabie' rates. Ph. cecmndi

et, © LOST.

SET OF FORD truck ke)
10-12 kays on rin) gs Ph a
ONE PR, OF OARS: ~ public boat
Seap near, ear Arcow Marina.

© FOUND . a
Poo). Identity to. claim.

_ OF MEN'S glast
Woodland Pk. ares, Ph. 365-2610.
ITEMS ADVERTISED In ihis col-
uma are not charged for as a pul ublic
service by this newspaper. if you've
found something, simply ) phone the
Castlegar News and say. * Vd Mike § ig
place a free found

WOMAN'S PLASTIC framed a.
es, close to Giue Top. Ph. ue

® STUDENT
PLACEMENT

MALE STUDENT. 17 years, needs
work, used to hard labour. Ph. Lor
Pe A
FULL-TIME, PART-TIME, will do
fy cutting, odd Jobs, have frck, to
el 1 garbage etc. Ph. Kim at 385-

EXPERIENCED babysitter, avail
Be. “Ask. a Dory at 1 SAB 0457. 228
17 yoars, would Ike
Sorretarial Wore ‘or work with chil-
Sen dui auring auras mer. Ph, Jull

frets SCHOOL an college . stu-
dents aeeking part Part-time jobs may
offer
charge. Just tropin into the college
News affice to place your ad.
(SYEARS OLD BOY will do any 3
y yard, were Us part-time Job. Bs
Daves
STUDENT | WISHES to do
altting, housework. Has experlence
in both. if interested, please phone
Sa5'75H1 andaaktordunee 258

© GIVEAWAY ©

und In the
365-2619.

2 FEMALE KITTENS. One! Ia pe

eae ‘one Ia tabby gray.
KITTENS, TO GIVE AWAY. Ph.

Gor AN TEM you'd like to give
away tree? You. can put it in this

at no charge. Just phone
Classified Age st 396-7208 ond say
you have a “alveaway" item you'd
ke to advertise. tn 37.

RITTENS: Ph. 385-7373 or 365-
227

TWO-MONTH-OLD pies. Ph.
365-2521 days or 305-8000 ‘evenings.

MUST FIND ood homes for year-
old male eae: ery, alte affecti¢nate and
jentie wilt Doghouse
ved it ‘deni red, Bh. ey
eller pum, nn 2

BUSINESS
taal

curmecclal tor motel eter | and can
be leased or ar bought with bunnses,
Phone 392-1

Your Carpet
Headquarters...

Carpets by Ivan Oglow

365-7771

© NOTICES

| RERECNALIZED RUBBER stamps.
Regular and pret Casi
bie Btatlonery department. 191 ,

MONTGAGE, MONEY an umount
[25 yeare amortization)

ages from 10%, 2nd, Lite
mercial Build Pater i

lal, Bullders tnterim Busi

ana. JO. enilips Capital Core
poration, 10673 Kin page High-
Burry. B.C. VST 2X6, Phone

framing, fin
‘al renovation
22. tin25

PLAN24

Interest calculated on
dally balance
at
llega: Savings
Ceednunion’

MOBILE HIGH pressure clean

ADDRESS LABELS. Handy for use .

‘on envelopes, parcels, elc. 300

$2.25 & tax. Castlegar News, ttn
NADALAN BOARDING Kennels In
Robson: now open. By feservation
Only. Ph. 365-3097, tin24

© PERSONAL

soMitiTy EXALTETH man to the
heaven of glory and fro whilat
waseth hi Bt to he

Aldergrove Man Charged.
‘In Single-Vehicle Accident

Gerhard Henry ‘Wiebe of
Aldergrove has been charged
with driving too fast for road
conditions after the car he was
driving caught loose gravel on
the shoulder of the road causing
the vehicle to go out of control
fpping end over end several
times before returning to the
pavement.

The incident occurred at
approx. 4 p.m., last-Sunday on

Highway 8, approximately two:
miles. west of Ernie's Shell.

, Police said Wiebe and his‘
passenger, 12-year-old Linda
Wiebe, were taken to Castlegar
and District’ Hospital where
they wore treated and then re-
leased,

Reports indicate both were

‘wearing seat belts,

Wiebe's 1972 Datsun was
totalled.

Says Joint Bargaining
= Ruining Labor Relations

(continued from page A1)

the city being its. official ne-
gotiator,” Kilpatrick. said this
week.

He said Castlegar city ad-
ministrator Bill Krug, the fifth
member of the direct bar-
gaining committee, would be a
more suitable choice.

Mayor Audrey Moore this
week chall d Embree's

A on Meetin: jaturday &
p.m.: Health Cer abe. We Wednesday 8
p. St. Aita’s Catholic ‘church
{basement). Phone Anne 36!

or Nada 399-4419,

statement that the city joined
the KBLRA for its expertise.

“When we: went into this
under the Socie-

Bed Wetting A PROBLEM?
Then there is Good News!
DRY BED ALARM SYSTEM
is now available ona
Rental Basis from

CASTLEGAR DRUG
Call in and discuss this with
your

ties Act, it’'was never our in-
ventlon to hire a’ professional,”

she sai
Mane also disagreed ‘with
Embree that the bargaining
it would cause any

fellowshl
sharo thelr experience, Bt
hope with each other ti

as
HI AI

bait By “Blciaton
Tioal ith Centre. Wed-
y fioran & Blscussan Meat:

te hi Baser

Maple) Thuraday 8 p.

Heal Fenre. saturday 5,

udlie

Church Beroment (6 Columbie ‘Aves

at rds Iscussion Most-
: as uealh Ce Gentre. Ph. S05 5078 1s

e © Emepemenis

YOUR ENGAGEMENT NOTICE is
printed free when you order your
wedding invitations from the Castie-
gar News, tfn

e Announcements

and Mrs. Geo watson

chi a
: forthe
oe. marci je ‘ol hal ener
Carol and T aoe

Wedding to take
plea August ts, OFF

© LEGALS

E HAVE WILL FORMS. Only 75¢
gach. Also Interim Apreament Sales
forms, 2 for 75c. ar New
191 Columbia Ave. in

© Cards of Thanks

setbacks in city labor relations.

“I don't see anything
wrong with two union business
agents sitting down. with one
group of employers,” she said.

Asked about Embree's
claims that Ormond had recom-
mended KBLRA recognition
under the Labor Relations Act,
she said she was “not prepared
to comment because it was in a
confidential letter."

Contacted this week, Or-

“mond said his experience in’
labor relations has amounted to
dealings with normal problems
as a city administrator.

“I think you should bear in
mind this is just an interim
thing until the municipalities
can get ‘someone more qual-

e In buna

‘2 GRETKORE—1

Always | remi ‘
sadly missed by Polly and Aaron.

BIRTHS

| would “ike to express my
sincere thanks te the many. irene
Ae nelg bors for the farewell
per a id in my honour. Many
thanks for the gift ‘and all the kind-
ness extended In our 35 yra.
ndhip.
Wa jott
Helen Glebotf, |
wwoutd ‘ike to re my sincere ap-
reclation for the many years of
indness | while we ware nelghbors.

as Wa would ike to ores our:
incere df’ appreciation to”
all our ‘ar relatives pring ei

0 th
wedding ‘anniversary arty, an
gveryone who gave Juve towards the it

ik you for making It su:
memorable pecasion nor ua and may
jess you al
Sonn and Nancy Sherstobitoff

MALAKOFF — To Mr. and je
‘Sidney Malakoff of Crescent Valley,
duly 13,

CARTER -- To Mr. and Mra. Doug
Carter of Castlegar, July 18, a
daughter.

‘WEATHER

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25.

Home For Sale

White stucco home In Fairview
{6 miles south of Castlegar)
1300 sq. ft. of living space — 3
and sundeck, Is well-insulated and has economical
electric heat. Full basement has carpet, large rumpus
room, 2 bedrooms, utility room and bathroom. Includes
washer, dryer ‘and automatic dishwasher. 106-ft. fot
frontage with fruit trees and garden on %-acre in back.
FOR INFORMATION CALL 365-5938

bedrooms, large carport

Now Available!

Rotary
Tillers

8 H.P. Model
Complete
W/Galeater

mfg. by “MAINLINE”
| Sickle Bar Option’ Shown In Iustration |

$900

This Unit ts Available Through
L. Hooloeff

For Further Information Call

365-7191

ified,” said Ormond, who suc-
ceeded former Trail city man-
ager Ben de Kleine as KBLRA
negotiator, “The association
will find someone more qual-

ified in the area once the ©

municipalities decide which
way they're, going.” .

Ormond said his .recom-
mendation to KBLRA members
did not involve. certification
under the Labor Relations Act.

Sticky Problem

A. sticky problem faces
Ken Black Roofing of Nelson as
the result of vandalism: when
two large propane bottles were
placed in.a vat of tar during
daylight hours on Wednesday
of last week.

Police report the firm was
roofing a new home under con-
struction on Crestview Cres-
cent when around 1 p.m,, rain
forced the workers to dis-
continue.

Upon returning to the con-
struction site, the propane
bottles were discovered. The
temperature gauge and pump
were also broken.

* Polite have’ asked: the as-
sistance of residents in the im-
mediate area for information
pertaining to unusual activities
between 1 p.m. and 10 p.m. on
that date.

It has been estimated it
will cost the firm $2,000 to get
back into business.

Listings |
; We ve numerous unlts set up In traller park

© Skirted © Furnished hi
© Ready To Move Into

‘Others can be viewed on‘our sales fot.

 44-Wides on Display, and some New ia Widee
. Reduced In Price! i

We sell units on consignment.

Northwest Homes 1.

OL No. 01017A
940 Hwy. 3, Castlegar, S.

See You There!

Castlegar |

Ph, 365-3551

‘Open 9.a.m.toé p.m. Mon. fo Sat.
‘Son. 12 noon -5 p.m. for!
Ph, 259-7164 Dealer Lic. No. 1372

1975 Ford
1975 For

Speedway

in Trail

“Your Ford Country Headquarters”
Mid Sizes and Full Size
1975 Plymouth s.c%.33"4".
1974 Gran Torino is: ~~
1970 Marquis :¢:2=<
1974 Montego aicinttice renin

toa

$3495

Wastes he.” os

Co Torino Station Wager, ‘capper,

1976 Honda
1974 Toyota

1973 Capri
‘1974 Capri
1974 Comet
1976 Come

ee Bay and Victoria, Trail.)

it, VS, ps. p.b., avte,

1972 Marquis sr!ss,

Compacts

1975 Pontiac : Parad Galt Sn

~ $mall Cars:

1976 Chevette iésm.2"=
1975 Datsun % Wiens lss mt.

ad ool

Corntin 2 dr, white,
1800 ce. Was $2295 4......5004..

1972 Cortina ss.tie.

4 Ge, dark brown,
Sep eta aia

4a, er, 1,
baad ps, rade, dias ...

“You Really Mtr To Us"

TRAIL BC.

364-2515..."

Castlegar

: CAR patout by Packard in 1924 will bo featared Is this
weekend's Castlegar. Sunflower Fest. Looking under the hood fs

Greg

‘Ron. Hi
Packard, owned’ by Sam Roozindsal of Castlegar, was in for a

The.

grease job and oll change. When a headlight bulb needed changing

it was replaced from stock on

|. This may seem.

surprising but
the Castlegar Co-Op Garage is probably the earliest garage in the

ers 3 ss
area that is still operating under its original name. Roozindaal is
said to be the fourth owner of this immaculately kept vehicle. Its
original owner purchased {t'to tour Europe: Sticker inside the
board luggage truck bear witness that it did just that. The

vehicle, whith is classified as a prestige car,

car, welghs over 4,000

Pounds and has a 126 inch wheel hase with every | plece original.

by Lois Hughes

ln Crowsnest Highway Mini-Caravan,
Members Boost No. 3

A mini-caravan, involving

; members of the Crowsnest

Highway. No. 3 Steering Com-
mittee will be travelling ‘from
Medicine Hat, Alta. .to. Hope,

*. BC. :-during~ mid-August’ to

promote interest in a perma-
nent Highway . No. 8 organiz-
ation.) yi:
The “decision 6 go ahead
with the. mini-caravan . was
made by the Crowsnest Steer-
ing Committee at its regular
meeting in Fernie, B.C. July
14°

One or perhaps two vehi- «

cled will be used as the nucleus
of jthe mini-caravan which is
slated to'depart from Medicine:

Rat: on August’ 15,

‘Other vehicles will be en-
j-gouraged to join in for.a portion
* of the drive as the mini-caravan

rogresses.
Tentative ‘arrival ‘date in

ber of commerce representa-
tives, and the media as‘ they
pass through each community.

Fact sheets on the Crow-
-nest: Highway and “I've: Got
Something to ‘ Crow “About”
badges will be distributed’ in
conjunction. with the mini.
caravan.

One’ of the major points
«that steering committee mem-
bers will be stressing during
the trip, wil_be ‘a “Focus on
Highway No. 3” conference to
be held at Ci in the fall.

-By CRAIG WEBBER .

' . Most residents of the Koot-:
enays have heard of Brooklyn; *’
New York, but how many know 5

of Brooklyn,.B.C.?

Actually,
only about 20 imiles along the
Arrow Lakes from Castlegar.
Although the townsite is-now
almost,completely under water.
since . the damming. of the
Arrow Lakes, it once served as

:'The dates of the Cranbrook

“ conference have been moved up
+ to October 29 and 30 from the

‘originally. announced ‘dates ‘of

~ November 6 and 6, .

‘At the October conference,

»»the steering.committee will be
presenting a proposal from the: -

establishment: of a: permanent -+
persis of. Alberta and”

: - Castlegar, B.C.
Apply In writing to: Chevron‘Ganada Ltd.,
4779 Penzance Dr.
BURNABY, 'B ‘
Att'a. simon Evans

\ night, and already

the. building of the one
hundred-and-five-mile: ‘stretch
of the Columbia and Western
railroad, from Robson -to Pen- ~
ticton, in 1898, :
Before the town of Brook-
lyn sprang into being, its ‘site
was the habitation of Interior.
Salish Indians of the Lake tribe,
whose ‘excavations’ for winter.

-homes were:still to be seen as
pr 3

baat ‘Romie wasn't puilt ina ue .

but-Brooklyn. sprung up in-a
possesses a
large population, Saith bu building

going on night and day. Some

{three or four thousand. work-

men on the new railway will
take up their monthly wages at

* Brooklyn.”

(In ‘one month the town

arew from ‘William Parker's -
Cabin’ (Parker was’ the sole

cv owner of the townsite), toa

bustling place of business with
.72 buildings. One. of these was

2 the hospital, 24° by’ 50 feet,

“divided into three rooms; an

office, a, working room and a.

Compresalon Tent
e Plugs, ‘Points 8 ast

. Fuel and A Alr ary 8

So, Put Your Car In fo Hands
and: Take Advantage: of nese yee
Super Service: ‘Savings:

Summer Engine

ts remains lie”

-College English . ,

Placement Test
Held Aug. 3

«: First year students enter-
ing Selkirk College in’ univer-
sity transfer or career pro-
grams this, September are
required to write an English
placement test.

Students who wrote the-
test in May are entitled to re-.”

write the test to upgrade their
scores, Scores from this test
will be’ used to assist in as-
signing students to English

, courses appropriate to their

needs,
The two-and-a-half-hour
test may be written at a test

. centre other than the specific

post-secondary institution, the
student is planning to enter,
and will be administéred at
Selkirk College in Castlegar, J.
Lloyd Crowe High School: in
Trail, L. V. Rogers High School
in Nelson, and the. School
District No. 12 main office in

. Grand Forks at 6:45 p.m., Aug.
3. x bes

Those intending to write
the test in Castlegar should call
Duane Davis or Student Ser-
vices at 365-7292; in Trail, H. P,
Johnsen at 368-6434; in Nelson,

E, 8. Montgomery at 352-6681; -

in Grand Forks, T. Klotz at
442.8285,

instant. Town of 1898”

~ Our Own Brooklyn’

STOPPING REGULARLY at the Brooklyn wharf, the steamer
Rostland carried « cargo of freight and passengers along the

Lower Arrow Lake.

“The © other. buildings in-
cluded ten or more hotels, a gas
plant, several grocery stores,
several houses of ill repute, a
bank, two. shoemaker’s shops
and.a‘ laundry: In its‘ first. few.

“Gaderwant

changes. *
‘The Brooklyn News of July
9, 1898 tells us, “While cutting »
timber. on the townsite a ‘tree
fell on the new laundry, crush-
ing “it to the ground. Like
everything in Brooklyn it quick-
ly grew again and the following
day was doing business.”
The gas plant in Brooklyn
was the main source of energy.

+ surround the town and just as

Bye

Pipes were laid from the-plant -

to houses and stores, to supply
a constant flow of fuel for
lighting. Electric lights“ were

location: on’ the banks of the
Lower ‘Arrow Lake tended to
add an atmosphere of serenity.

An item in an early news-
paper describes a day in the life

‘ of this young town:

“A Sunday in. Brooklyn i is

-not so bad’as many would ex-
.: pect: The morning was gloomy,

ain fell occasionally and about
noon the wind kicked up. the

‘white caps'on the lake. Toward
~ eight the sun escaped from the

dark ‘clouds, the wind ‘died

away and the surface of the”

lake was soon calm, only broken
by a gently. ripple,
“The' sun brought.out the

- loungers, - the. boating’ was

splendid and away back in some
tent in the woods the plaintive

: ,:notes of a violin could be heard,

while down on ‘Main. Street ‘a
‘smal! organ assisted a minister
>of the’ gospel to collect ’a con-.°

gregation.:The rain:drops glis:

»* tened: in’ ‘the ®; pines; which

‘Mike Keffer,

the shadows were

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thuraday, July 21, 1977

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1977 PONTIAC VENTURA
This popular 4-Door Family Sedan Is one of our sales leaders.
ed’ In. Silver Grey Met Mla, id 8 ull
Autoretia ‘Transmission, P.S., indow Di
fogger,; and much more. Lit Pr eeeieog
OUR LOW PRICE...
‘Trade and Terms
60 ths. 13.5:

1977 PONTIAC PARISIENNE

This fabulous 4-Door Sedan is aa vaaele
alr-conditioning, V-8, Auto., P.S.
and many, many more item:
OUR LOW PRICE.
Trade and ter
months at 13%: bank Interest 0.A.

Ipped. Includes
» Vinyl Roof $

1h DON

per month over 60

1977. BUICK CENTURY:

‘4-Door.-Sedan immaculately finished In Aztec Gold with

Fabric Intertor. V-8, “Automatic, P.S., P.B., Radio, Body $
Side Mouldings, Defogger and Deluxe Wheel Cove 62
List Price $6887. OUR LOW PRICE...

Trade and Terme as Low as $1 per month over:
. 60 months. 13.5%, Bank interest o..

1977 BUICK REGAL

-4-Door Luxury from Bulck. Fully equi pped with evel wer
‘assist, includ ang Automatic ei Canal loning, 60/40 Bench
.B:, Vinyl Roof, and inven, much

10... P.S.,

1977 BUICK LESABRE CUSTOM

This Immaculate 4-Door: Sedan Is our. service manager's
Demo. It‘is finished in Firethorn Metallic throughout, ani

has every power assist, Including air-conditioning. bon’ ny.
miss this car. if luxury Is your fancy. List Price $9172.

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Trade and terms as low as $100 down, $210.37 ‘per month over 60
months at 13%2% bank Interest 0.A.C.

1977 BUICK ESTATE WAGON

The’ absolute ‘ultimate in Buick enginearing and design
achlevement. Every possible Power Aasist on this Brentwood
Metallic and Wood Side. unit, including Alr-Conditloning.
Liat Price $1 10, 7e8.

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the steamer Rossland came in
“sight several miles up the lake,
steaming rapidly to the. wharf.

disch: Yt

ight and ‘passengers.

“The Sabbath:breaker had
“laid down his -tools, the tents
disgorged their inmates and the”
streets were again-alive with
people. Now and then a mother
‘appeared with the baby in
arms, perhaps a toddler fol-
lowed.

‘The boat” steamed away,
the “triangles rang out their
welcome jingle, and a rush was
made for the several boarding
houses."In:an‘hour or two all
was quiet. ~

. Brooklyn sleeps in tents,
tog: houses, -hotels and . bunk
houses; carefully’ guarded - by.
. Her Majesty's. provincial
police.”

Brooklyn's start was color-
ful, even if her days were to be
short.

Joy Keillor
Bridge Club
Game Results.

Seven tables took part in
“Thursday night's play at the
< Joy Keillor Bridge Club with an
average of 84 and the following

uresults:

North-South

"First, Bert : Tyson. and

Dave Thiel,’ 105; second, Joy
Keillor ‘and Don Ellison, 95.5;
third, Grace Donaldson and:
‘Jean Fischer, 94.5... _.
East-West. ©
First, Wayne Wyton and
106.5; second,
John Davis and Ian Glover, 98;
third, ' Bill ‘Ahrens. and: John

“Sokolowski, 84.5.:_<-

Studeni :

ENGLISH iad

tering seikirk College and most other B.C.

‘August Ord:

2¥e-hour, essay and: ol objective-answer test. Students
who wrote test In: May are entitled, though. not
~ fecestarily encouraged, to rewrite.

to write this

: yy Fe Cow price ant

1. Wheel
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“1976 GRAND LE ‘LEMANS COUPE :

vie fut Alr, P.S., P.B. eptit ‘Windows, TIlt: Steering, rape, :

Wheels: A truly fine automob

1976. PLYMOUTH VOLARE

loadrunnér. Mode! -equipped . with V-

Fito. Say nse Miles, and ateolutly pes f every tas respect

1976 VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT

-This_ amazine su
manufacturer iB Eu

F economy: car. from: sms grat ‘auto’
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ully Faulpped including Tape and Sunroof.

* This practical: Family Sedan:.Is exceptionally clean throughout. .
j Radio, Defroster, Whitewall Tires,’ and 99988 :

.V-8, Automatic, P.S., PB; Radio, and Step Bumper. Meticulous- ©

Wy int finished in Medium Bive with ‘Matching Interior. Only, 24,000 of 4988 é

V-8, Auto., P.S.;

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1974 BUICK CENTURY.

The ultimate In Buick’styling and comfort:Is featured In this fine

automoalie: v8 Power, P.B., Radio, Vinyl! Roof, and much ‘90988

OUR LOW PRICE.” sees te eae

1973 DATSUN 610 SE

this fine top-of-the-line Import D AN tp Node with many, $
extras. Extremely Low ;Milleage. at 33, T 688 ©
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1973 DODGE SPORTSMAN VAN.

This unit Is the 8-Passenger Window Van with aV-8 Engine, PS.
P.B., and much, much more: Save o i
OUR LOW PRICE: tng super buy

1972 FORD MUSTANG

This Fastback Model
a5t V-8 Engine, P.S.
lean throughout.

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1972. DODGE POLARA
as Baal pecan " Top. a throughout with V-8 Power, $1 988
1971 AMC JAVELIN.

This Sporty 2-Door cod thes with V-8, Auto, ps.

es more rare every day. Pawered ey a
Radio, and New: Tires. This unit Is.