CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, January 4, 1979

Raising Parents No. 1 Priority

The students at St. Ed
ward High School in Lakewood,
{hio, wrote me recently and
Wanted to know what I feel is
the greatest challenge facing
+ young people today.
* That's easy. The No. 1
hallenge facing today's youth
is'ralsing parents.
+ In a world where Moms
: and Dads are influenced by
¢ television, liberation, exchange
: of; sex roles, and permissive-
hess, young people are going to
, have to make parent-raising
+ their No, 1 priority or’ the
‘North American family will fall
apart,
y l overheard two teenagers

/Erma

Bombeck

talking just the other day about
their respective parents,

“Can you believe, | haven't
eaten a meal with Mom and
Dad for a week? Every night
they make some excuse to go
somewhere.”

“I know what you mean,”
said his friend. “I saw my
mother the other night whip-

_(COURT

NEWS 7

In provincial court Dec. 19,

978, three separate charges of

. being minors in possession of
2 lquor were heard. Pleading
1 guilly were Gary Verigin, 19, of
| Winlaw who was fined $50;
: Ronald B. Osachoff, 18, of
Vallican, fined $100 and Doug:
ennon, 17, of Robson, fined

s 8

Denise M. Halbauer, 49, of
Blueberry Creek, pleaded guil-
toa charge of driving while

placed on probation for six
{ months.
: * 8 8
{Two charges of being in
. Pes ssion of a narcotic were
t of Castlegar was fined $75 or in
! default five days in jail with
hard =A. Tarasoff, 18, of
Castlegar, placed on probation.
} for three months, Both pleaded
guilty to their separate charges,
{ . 8 6
Carroll K. Willems, 19, of
: Lumby. pleaded guilty to oper-
‘ating a motor vehicle without
i insurance. He was fined $250.

Allen A. Gretehen, 26, of
no fixed address, pleaded guilty
to a charge of fraudulently
obtaining lodging/food at a
hotel. He was fined $200 or in
default 20 days in jail and
placed on six months probation.
He was also fined $100, or in
default five days in jail, on a
charge of failing to appear in
court.

so.

Tony Lane, 22, of Castle-
yar, was placed on six months’
probation after pleading guilty
to a charge of public mischief.

= 8 «

Pleading guilty to being in
violation of the income tax were
Sharon I. Batting and Gary

Each pleaded guilty to
separate charge. Each
ined $200 or in default 10
in jail.
* .

A male juvenile was fined
for being a minor in pos-
sion of liquor.
* 6 6

In provincial court Dec. 5,
Allan Olsenberg was fined $200
for being violation of the
income tax act,

ping off and I said to. her,
‘Where do you think you're
going in that outfit?’ I swear
she looked like Annie Hall ona
bad day. She said. ‘I'm going to
a meeting. Everyone else's
mother is allowed to go.’ I get
so sick of hearing that. Do you

know I can't go to sleep until I,

hear her car in the driveway?”
“My Dad is worse. He lives
in that car. Out in the morning,
home late at night. Then he sits
in front of that stupid TV set
watching sports all the time, I
asked him one night, ‘Don't you
have any work to bring home
from the office?’ He said he
didn't but I know better.”
“Have your parents talked

about getting their own apart-
ment?"

“That's all they talk about,
If Mom had to do her own
dishes every night and Dud had
to take out the garbage, they'd

« be-home in two days,”

“I don't: know 4°.) mine
never seem to want lo’ go
anywhere with us anymore.”

“Maybe we nagged ‘em too
much. Or maybe we listened
too little.”

There was silence, then
‘one boy added, “Where did we
fail?"

“I don't know. I got pretty
wrapped up in sports one year
and it took a lot of time. Maybe
we left ‘em alone too much?”

“That's no excuse for their
making a life of their own.”

“Tell me, if you had it todo
all over again, would you have
parents?”

“Maybe just one — after :

all, they do look adorable on a
Christmas card.”

900 Attend Dec. 30-31
JW Gathering in Trail

Jehovah's Witnesses Release

As the year 1978 came toa
close, about 900 Jehovah's Wit-
nesses gathered together in
Trail at the Cominco Gym, Dec.
80 and 31,

The Trail Congregation of
Jehovah's Witnesses-hosted the
two-day convention.

The program theme was
“Rendering Sacred Service
With Loyalty" based on Luke
1st chapter verses 74 and 75.
Serving Jehovah is not merely
a formalistie worship for Je-
hovah's Witnesses; it is a way
of life affecting everything they
do. Loyalty to Jehovah will
move anyone lo serve Jehovah
all their days,

Accidents Increase in Cold Weather

Reduce Winter Mishaps

Dangerous and difficult —

:that is winter driving.
: Accidents increase at an
‘alarming rate during the cold
‘season because many drivers
fail to recognize the increased
driving hazards created by
‘sleet, fog, ice and snow. They
do not adjust their driving
Jechniques to handle the
xhanged conditions safely.

There are ways to reduce
chances of having an accident
by following these tips on bad
weather driving:

‘  @ Have your car ready for
winter before the temperature
§tarts to drop. Not just an oil
thange and an antifreeze check,
but go all the way with a
complete tune-up and inspec-
tion.

: You need a hot battery
for cold morning starts. Get a
charge, or maybe it's time for a
new battery.

‘e Check your tires. Regu-
ie tires should have a good
treat for the bite you need in
snow and ice. If you use snow
tires, put them on with the first
Snowfall warning. You get the
best traction from studded
tires, Studded tires can be
legally used in B.C. from Oct. 1
to April 30 of the next year.
Keep chains in the trunk.

{ e Be sure to have your
entire exhaust system checked
for leaks. Carbon monoxide is a
killer and even a small leak in
the system could pave the way
to disaster.

¢ Have your brakes check-
ed and serviced if necessary.
Equalized braking on all wheels
is vital to avoid a skid on
slippery roads.

{ «© Be sure to carry emer-
wency safety gear: glass
s¢raper-brush, booster cables,
hovel, sand or rock salt,

strap or cable, extra wind-

ld washer fluid.

> Hazards are all around

u, you have toSEE danger to

Y Clean off the entire
windshield, all the windows —
no “peephole” driving. Don't
forgit headlights and tail-lights.
Kyep lights on low beam in fog
ot heavy snowfall. Switch on
lights in the daytime too if

isibility is poor.

+ Run your heater and de-
froster a few minutes before
you start out on cald mornings.
That way you will prevent
sudden fogging of windshield
glass that could blind you.

: Skill and good judgment
are musts on icy or snow
covered roads. Keep speed
down and try to anticipate
stops — yours and the traffic
ahpad. Remember that inter-
settions might be extra slick
hebause of the polishing effect

of stopping and starting traffic.
Slow down gradually. Hard,
sudden braking can lock your
brakes and throw you into a
skid.

Increase your following
distance, In traffic it is the
extras that count — extra time
and extra space. You need both
to make a safe stop on winter
roads,

If you do get stuck try
these tactics to get going again.
Don't gun it. Spinning your
wheels will just dig you in
deeper. Turn your front wheels
from side to side to clear the
snow away. Then, in high gear,
ease forward gently. Some-
times a rocking motion — alter-

nately shifting from forward to
reverse — will provide the way
out. Check your owner's man-
ual for advice on this maneuver
since it could cause costly trans-
mission damage.

You might get the traction
you need by putting rock salt,
sand or a piece of carpeting
under the wheels — all good
items to stash in the trunk
before snow time. It is a myth
that reducing lire pressure in-
creases traction — it only
creates wear on the tires.

Keep your speed down,
steer steadily keep a safe
following di .ance and avoid
sudden chi iges of direction.
This is the safe way.

Part of the program was a
reviewing of the history of the
Theocratic Schoo! since its
inauguration in 1948. Within
two years this school produced
eapable public speakers, and in
the past 35 years, over two
million Jehovah's Witnesses
have been assisted in their
door-to-door evangelizing work,

It currently operates in
every congregation of Jeho-
vah's Witnesses worldwide, fea-
turing a Bible reading program,
written reviews, and personal
counsel to each student.

Guest speakers included
Larry Gray of Toronto, who
delivered the key public ad-
dress Sunday on the subject,
“Meeting The Test of Christian
Loyalty.”

David Waterer, also of
Toronto, but working in the
West Kootenay area among
congregations of Jehovah's Wit-
nesses, spoke on the subject,
“Are You Thinking God's
Thoughts?”

Many local Witnesses ap-
peared on the program, and a
special part was presented by
young persons on the theme
“Serving Loyalty in’ Youth.”

A Dedication and Baptism
talk was part of Saturday
morning's program, followed by
a complete water immersion of
new candidates.

pie~
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Editor, Castlegar News:

Tam distressed over the
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since the recent

a thorough investigation of
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Ph. 365-5191

Flights.

adult fare.

21 Pine Street

Holidays by Wardair

Internation Schedule
(Summer Season — April to October, 1979) .
is now in, to Britain and Europe :
Pick up your pocket-sized booklet which contains all .
pertinent information on all Wardiar’s Pre-Booking +

Holidays by Wardair makes famlly travel easier with
the introduction of its new Child Fare Plan: CHILOREN, |
aged 2 to 11 years of age inclusive, travel at 20% OFF

We accept:
AMERICAN EXPRESS — MASTER CHARGE — visa

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Ph. 365-7782
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