16 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Friday, September 10, 1978

:Summer Recess Over;
‘Seniors Prepare for Fall

{Castlegar and District Sen-
Hor Citizens Association held its

rier, first vice-president,
‘Mrs. H. Johnson presided.

A warm welcome was ex:
tended to all present with a
special welcome to two new
members. During reporta it
Swas atated eight cards were
Rot ‘sent out during the recess.
{Square dancing classes are to
i} begin Sept. e at the Centre,
Those members wishing to
Fattend the classes are to con:
‘Etact Mrs. R. Hunter. Weaving

pis to begin sometime -this
= month,
es Members have used the
= Centre well during the summer
‘: for card games, carpet bowling
Sand bingo. Alley bowling wil
5 start up this month,
“4 Members have “also go0e
fon some well enjoyed. trips

during the summer arranged
through Regional Recreation
Commission No, 1.

The treasurer's report
shows all accounts during the

recess paid.

Letters of thanks are to be
sent to Regional Recreation
Commission No. 1 for all the
trips and to the young ladies
who drove the bus, as well aa to
the Ways and Means Com-
mittee for all the money it has

through the sale of
quilts, committee members had
made,

Thanks were extended to
Mrs. A. Brady and Mrs, Olson
for the full reports they had
sent ‘to the Elderatatemen's
monthly newspaper.

. Several of the members
shared their summer holidays
by relating their activities.
They recalled the many miles
they had travelled through the
States and Canada. Two mem-
bers also visited in England and
Scotland,

Local Court News

In provincial court on
Tuesday of last week Raymond
Kerfoot pleaded guilty to a
charge of being a minor in
possession of liquor. He was
given a suspended sentence and
placed on three months proba:
tion.

* °

Barry Andrew Poster
pleaded guilty to a charge of
driving with a blood alcohol
count over 08. He was fined
$125 or in default 16 days in jail.

oe 8

George Alexander Graham
pleaded guilty to a charge of
assault causing bodily harm, He
was fined $100 or in default 15
days in jail. He was also placed
on three months probation.

oe 8

George Evin pleaded not
guilty to a charge of driving
with a blood alcohol count over

.08, He was found guilty and _

fined $25 or in default $30 days
in jail. : A
eo 8 8

In provincial court Tues-
day Antonio Armando Rego

Uquor. He was fined $35,

$1,500 Damag
Results in Single

Castlegar Socials.

Vehicle Accid

A 1974 Toyota sustained
an estimated $1,500 damage
Labor Day when it left the road
near Ernie's Shell on the
Castlegar-Christina Lake High- .
way and rolled.

‘The only occupant, Michael
Bawoolin of Grand Forks, es-
eaped injury. No charges have
been laid.

ls Charged
In Parking

Lot Accident
A1976 Chevelle, owned by

\ Metro Kaminski of Castlegar,

sustained $150 damage Tues-
day while ‘parked in CanCel
parking lot.

TUS” iicideht” occurred
when it was atruck by an older
model car that was backing up.

Charged with backing up
while unsafe to do so is James
Postnikoff of Blueberry Creek.

No damage” occurred (9; the

older vehicle.

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Mrs. H. Johnson 365-8294
Mra, H. Johnson ‘enter-
tained at the lunch hour on
Sunday honoring her daughter,
Mrs. H. Schellenberg. A buffett
pirates was enjoyed’ by 16
guests, who were present from
Golville, Evans, Salmon Arm,
Vancouver, Idaho and Castle-

Visiting at the hoine of Mr,
and Mrs. G. E. Cawte during
the past week were the latters

parents, Mr. and Mrs, Bob
Cheale of New Westminster,

Mrs, M.-Olson returned

home from Vancouver on Wed.

nesday of last ‘week after

spending a week visiting and
attending the PNE.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Koebler
of Evans and Mrs, H. Notting-
ham of Colville spent the long
“weekend visiting Mrs. A. John-
gon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Robey

“and family of Revelstoke apent’

the long weekend visiting the
‘latters mother, Mrs. J. Raine.

Mr. and Mrs. L. Westgate
of Vancouver spent the week-
end in the district visiting
several friends.”

Miss Sybil Harrower spent
the long weekend grad nee

Mr, and

parents,
Harrower. She left, Mesa to
return to Queene

slatters

' Mrs. H. Grummett of Nel-
son, formerly of Brilliant, spent

, a few days in the Castlegar and

District Hospital, -

Mr. and Mrs. H. Holland af
Victoria were visiting Mrs. H.
Johnson on Thuraday of last
week, Mrs, Enid Batkin of
Salmon Arm also spent a few
days as Mrs, Johnson's guest.

Dr. and Mrs... Wayne

Bertoria and children Richelle |

and Kevin were guests of the
parents, Mr, and Mrs,
H.. Schellenberg, over the
weekend.

Visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Cseppento and family of
Castlegar are Mr. Cseppento's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mihaly
Cseppento who arrived last
Friday from Budapest for an
extended’holiday. Mr, and Mrs,
Petas-Cocppents hed been te >
Budapest last year when they
spent seven weeks visiting
there after not seeing Mr.

3 Cacppento Sr, for 20 years, The

trip to Canada was the father’s
firat airplane ride. He is a re-
tired railroad engineer.
/ Cut Gas Costs *:
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well ahead of the curve so you
can drive through it.-You will
eliminate the need for strong
oe which requires ex:

Diana Popoff, daughter ‘of Sam
and’ Florence Popoff of Pass

» has graduated from the
University of British Columbia
with the degree of Bachelor of
Home ' Economics. Diana _at-
tended Stanley Humphries Sec-
ondary School and Selkirk Col-
lege prior to her enselnent at
UB! BRL ee

NDP Meeting

Sunday In Nelson

Derek Blackburn, M.P. for
the constituency of Brant, will
address the New Democratic
organizational ‘meeting to be
held in the Canadian Legion
Hall in Nelson this Sunday,

5 ‘Mr. Blackburn was: first
elected ina by-lection in 1972.,
He is a member of the public
accounts, committee and the
‘committee for supply and ser-
vices. ,

Before his election in 1972

<. Mr. Blackburn served for 11°

‘years asa history teacher in the
riding he now serves as Mem-
ber of Parliament. > :
.Nelaon-Creston MLA’
Lorne Nicolson, and Rossland-
Chris D'Arcy will
aie address the meeting,
1. Mr, Nicolson was minister

of housing in the former NDP

- government.

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