PEN ALET

tember 12, 1974

‘sonal contact with Elvis Presley is still whirling < .. Mrs. Kelllor

it
< which the team,

Champio:

C.‘and Western Canadian
when : Pibeo recently.

end
to Bydney in a valiant effort to becewe Canada's’

by.
manager ‘Fred Voykin ‘and

by. ‘Andy McLeod. The

money will greatly assist in defraying expenses

; The. bors eave a gross shew at the.
saesea returning hone with tocwmd tere, re
Costionet

News bhoto

~~ Castlegar and District Senior Ciizens
Holds ts First Meeting of the Fall Secsie

‘Castlegar and District Sen-

jor Citizens Association held its «

first meeting of the fall season
last Thursday’ evening in their
+ centre. 4

Mr.-'J. Stier? presiding .

iy ‘opened:the meeting, and all

; ‘MOMENTOUS MOMENT of having had per-" ” sexoved from hs neck daring hs night club at.

on her front doorsteps of her

posed
_ around in the thoughts of Mra. Rov: [Joy} Keillor.’ Robson home in the attire worn on‘ that

of Robson, who, on the Labor Day'weekend, | momentous occasion with th

e white n

jeckerchiet
) “Ralidayed in’ Lag Vegas with ber husband and ‘and sourvenir menus. The Keillors also took in a

‘returned with’ a neckerchief ‘which bears the “performance by Tom Jones at Caesars Palace.

name: of Elvis Presley. Tha} eckorchbel was)

ea Cestloger News Phota.

joined‘ in: the ‘singing: of :O

‘Canada and Blest Bethe Tie

with Mrs. C.”A. Brady: accom:
paoying on’'the piano...
+ One‘ minute's silence was

‘observed for departed:mem- ,

bers. These are Mrs. J. Marcel-

ExGrads of af Stoney Humphries Set Up Business

a “filsudehip that began somed intoa partnership ‘and a

ing school years while at- new business for Castlegar.

tending Stanley Humphries Se- which is holding its grand
condary School has now: blos- opening this Saturday.

Glenmerry ‘The H & R Brake and
NEW. AND USED * «these two men, Hal

* FURNITURE ‘gaard and Ray Bystrom. While

3191: Highway. Drive both have varied backgrounds

since their school days, the
PHONE 364-1822 : of a new, business

TRUCKLOAD SALE OF FISH

oN SEPTEMBER 13

2 We Nisit ees Twice -a Month at
WEST COAST SEAFOODS be

"Wheel carries the initials of .
Praes'

By 113 6th Ave. Sout! in the

former Carefree Enterprises
building, fulfills a promise to

each other that should either

one ever decide to go into
business, it would be together.
To mark its grand epening
H &'R Brake'and Wheel will
have'several prizes in the form
of a door prize and giveaways,
as-well as‘free coffee. and
donuts to anyone, dropping: by :

,, to 'say hello.

The door prize consists ofa
wheel alignment check with
giveaways. including a’ set of

lus, wm. Ball,, C)E. Heagy and: :;

Mrs, F: Nilsson.’ The members
extend their deepest 8 mpa-
thieg to the families.

Mr. Stier extended a warm
‘welcome to‘all: present ‘and
hoped they: had enjoyed’ the
summer. It: was hoted :that
nothing has been-heard from
hes human resources board to

oe Marohall i th thi Trail
Regional Hospital where he has
had his‘leg amputated ‘and all
good ‘wishes are extended to
him for/a good recovery.

Screens haye. been placed ©
‘on tho basement windows of

the centre, with thanks extend: *

1 ity to ay Stier for, attending to.
this:

javing
which will ay iucheasea tate ‘mn
the future.

.. As an introduction to the~
management, Ray Bystrom is a >
graduate in’ business ‘adminis- .
tration having attendeéd Kin-'
man Busiriess University : for:

two years.

He worked for Celgar, both
in Castlegar and'at: Prince
Rupert, for five years'and lived

in Alaska for a short time. For

the past six years he has lived

iin Vancouver where hé-appren-

ticed in auto mechanics ‘receiv-

Iti was: le: fag thet the,

lew:/Horizon ‘grant hing
approved but. the cheque, fias
not been received to date.
Thank you cards..were
received from. bereaved :faini-
lies; ‘also one, from: Mrs. Eliza-
sbeth Beechman,'a- member, of.
the’ staff‘ofithe’New Horizon:
program for hospitality while in
the district. A cheque ‘with
thanks was received from Mrs.
Anne ‘Kalmakoff for all the
many. -kindnesses ‘she’ has re-
ceived from the members. '
2 Various ‘committee reports |;

followed. Mrs.! Brady reported © :

. that ‘a ‘group of: the‘ members:
have ly cards, <2

brake linings) with a
brake job, a set of Gabriel shock
absorbers'and Lifesaver Radial

tires.

Everyone is weleome to

view the premises which has:

2,900° square feet of working’
area. Here ‘the’ men-do a
complete service in brakes and
front end ali as well/as

MIXED SPECIES

Spr. Hem, Ft. No, 5 Grade
1X 4.$45 per 1,000 F.B.M. .
1 X 6 $50 per 1,000 F.B.M. EBM
1X 8 & wider $55 per 1,000 F.B.M, rei:

MIXED No. 4 GRADE ‘
1.X'4 $80 per.1,000 F. B. M.
1X 6 $85 per 1,000 F.B.M.
1X 8 & wider $90 per 1,000 F.B.M.

STD, & BETTER

4X 6 $150 P.F.M, SIS

2 X 4 $130 P.F.M. S45

2X 4& wider, 3 and Better,
15 Per Cent No. 3.- 6°

$35 Per Unit (Approx. 1,000)

SP. HEM, FIR & L

2 X 4 Utility $60
2X 4No. 3 Grade.$70

F.BM.

Retail Hours for this Special
Jam.to4 pm.

PHONE’ 355-2216

TRIANGLE PACIFIC

FOREST PRODUCTS LTD.
Slocan Division — Slocan; B.C.

—LUMBER SALE—

CEDAR P.A.D ECONOMY GRADE

“ 1X 4.$40 per 1,000 F.B.M.
1X 6 $45 per 1,000 F.B.M.
1X8 and wider $50 per 1,000

CEDAR P.A.D.
Standard & Better Grade
1X 4, $24 PPM. S45

“1X 6 $175 PPM. S4S
1 X.8 $200 P.M. % Rough Face.
1.X 10 $200.P.F.M.% Rough Face
Ad $10 for Rerun to Channel
Siding 2,000. F.B.M. Lots.

CEDAR P.A.D. UTILITY GRADE

1 X 4 $75 per 1,000 F.B.M.
<1 X 6 $80 per 1,000 F.B.M.
1 X.8 and wider $85 per 1,000

All. Safes a? Load Lots of
1,000 feet or more

SATURDAY
PHONE 355-2218

ing his
in' 1973.
Ray is single.and’ his main

‘interests ‘lie'in: sports car

carpet’ bowling and. shuffle.

board at.the centre. ‘This took:

Mra: K. Keating, who has ©
“convened the kitchen commit-

1 tee-since January, finds that
“owing to'qther commitments .

she has to resign. Many-thanks
were extended to her for a job::

~ well done, Her. Feslanation,¢ was:

‘accepted with regrets: Mrs. 'R..
Cormier offered to fill this spot
for the remainder, of ‘the year.
+Mrs,\M.\Olsenreported 7
that owing to the. lack “of »
“response by the senior citizens
regarding a’ tour to Expo: in
‘Spokane, the tour was‘open to -:
the’ ‘public. ‘The ‘B.C. Hydro

tour’ is to: be “concluded: soon. a

“This ‘is ‘a’'tour’ well ‘worth:
anyone's time’ and’ she: urged */
‘those who have not been on this
tour'to do 6; by mae making your.

enc bars.: El
‘a former member now catried
in Red'Deer, sent greetings

throne Mrs, AS’McNeil who |,
been visiting her while she: =

ee on: holiday ‘there. 's;
‘ Congratulations’, were e
, tended -to ‘Mrs.’ McNeil for a
‘very fine financial report. Out-. |
jtanding bills’ were ordere
aid after approval. of. the:
‘finance Reaeret
py Birthday. was eae

i “yo suly ‘August and Septeimber_ a i

birthday‘ members,

The, meeting adjor
swith" the singing: of . Thi
Queen" after which delicious.
refreshments twere served |b:
:/Mr: atin

;place each Monday, Wednesday
‘and Friday ‘with binges: some ©

racing, enjoying | skiing as well.
‘old -F who
spent seven years in the Royal :
Canadian’ Air: Force, is also a
journeyman’ having apprentic-
ed in heavy: ‘duty. mechanics.

+ He enjoys skiing and golf
and for five years refereed for’
Castlegar and District Minor
Hockey. He is'married and he

< and his.’ wife,: Rita, have: two

brpechioal daughters.

They
a'group,of the’ Sfocan members

/coming on September, 6 to :

watch the carpet bowling.
The alley. bowling be;

its. fall session on Sept. 11.
Mrs. Stier*has’ sent cards

and flowers'and visited sick °,
members when possible. There <

are still some members sin
hospital. :

$120,639 Grant Approved
For Senior Citizens Project

Rossland: Trail MLA Chris
D'Arcy announced recently
,that the provincial government
has’ approved ‘a “grant “of
$120,689 for a senior citizens
Project in Rossland, under

terms of the Elderly Citizens
Housing Aid Act.

at 2nd ‘Ave. and. ‘Paul | Bt.

Rossland Rotary Club's: goldén <:
city manor: society. . It; will
contain 20 single and 22 double 4

self-contained ‘apartments. -

Casflegar Savings :
Credit Union

fa The

“Course for Adults,
“Is Being Offered:

“for adults/is to\be offered’

» system for two years,

‘recreation office in the Kiln:
* naird Hall.

‘Mrs,’ Evans, will teach an

Beginners Art: ce
Commercial

Printing
through) the adult education 5 3

rogram this fall Bary SALA
the first ‘week’ in; October. ':]' ©

vA beginners ‘Art Course: 4

| Instructon for the course will be |." Envelopes

Mrs,‘Joyce Evans, Mra. Evans i

has her ‘Art! ‘Teachers’ Certifi- ’: Fosters »
cate from the University of ‘\ @ Printed Forms
@ Raffle Tickets

London’ Institute of: Education
in London, England,‘ and) has
taught art in the'public school: © fie, Et. /

Mrs. Evans will also be.
teaching junior’ art classes. for
Grades 1 to8 and 4 to 6 through
the regional ‘recreation. pro-
gram. Registration for all class-
es. are to; be made at’ the

An advanced art’ repre is
to be offered by Selkirk College
but if this does not come about

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, September 12, 1974
RE LAN ee

7 & R BRAKE & WHEEL.
on'their = -
cee OPENING

Suppliers. oft.
Presenter SHO ABSORBERS"

GABRIEL OF CANADA

New Community Centre

IN YOUR HEART. YOU'LL FEEL ‘SO MUCH’ BETTER

This Ad Sponcored by Castlegar Kiwanis Club’

» Ask: about the GABRIEL
lifetime guarantee. *.

4 “Lifesaver Radial 106! R/S

Cushion Steel Construction

Guaranteed to A he 40, me 10 miles __
Ralsed'.457'WI

Load: wonge' 4

‘on over scar
; Renovated Broke and

“GRAND PRIZE

DR AW
ne Pair

“le Saver Radials

(summer)

GR70-14

"$157.70
Value

‘ 6TH AVENUE SOUTH
Next. to Public Freightways Ltd.

CASTLEGAR, B.C.

Fron End work done by.
Precision’ ‘Equipment: »

‘Hal | receiving an cppcintmnent R

for Brake and: ‘Wheel Job -

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