Children Write to Santa

December 12, 1969
Robson, B.C.

Dear Santa Claus:
Would you: pleaso bring
a supercharger. And
| Robble Robot. sone
|more thing would yen give

December 12, 1969
bso: 5.

Ro
Dear Santa Claus:

Thank you for ihe rac
ing set. This year I would

n,

ck. I got some good

michockut it was vere: good

PREHISTORIC? Don’t be alarmed, he only Aquarium, is very tame and harmless. A
the a fearsome. Actually this remnant of © native of South American jungles, this green

e age at the

Public Iguana could grow to seven feet in length.

: Columbia River, Apart from Sewage
i ls Claimed to be in ‘Good Condition’ |

week following in-
gtallation of a sophisticated
water quality monitoring
gystem in co-operation with
Cominco.

+ S. W. Reeder, federal gov-| “

fe oala water quality offic-
said the monitoring de-
yice, costing $12,000, has
been installed initially to see
how the Columbia river wat-
er at Trail compares with
water quality standards re-
gently set by the states of

Columbia - river water,
ipart from its sewage con-

: obtained by the monitor con-

Washington and Oregon.
formation now being

firms manual tests made by | ¥4:
Cominco and the government
over a lengthy period and in-

the five parameters .we are
using.”

Water conditions being
analyzed, however, do not ine
clude those resulting
raw sewage in the river and
“there may have prob-
lems in Mimeeting the quality

standards, “153 ” said Mr. Reeder.
The Trail monitor is lo-
cated sort the Waneta high-
ear the confluence of
the. ‘pend O'reille and Colum-
bia rivers. Its sensors and
transistorized, integrated cir-
cuits continuously sample the
river water. and analyze i
every 30 seconds,

ther was vere lots of peple.
Lam in ae 2 may brother
would like a guitar we. got
one But it is not eletric my.
brother is in grade 5 fro:
Nicky. we ¥
December 12,°1969
Robson, BC.
Dear Santa Claus:
Please can you give’ me
a drum set for this Christ-
mas. I am in Grade two, I
am seven years old. { love
you Sanata Claus. I am good
Santa Claus.
Chris Leitner.

December 12, 1969
Dear Santa Claus:
Re BC.

obson, .
I would like a boy harhy
that talks and a girl barby

that talks too.
But the thing I would really
like is a ballerina doll so
that when you tuch her
crown ahs. Rete dancing like
a_balleri
from Dawn, Donald to Santa

instant readout as well as
continuous transcription of
the results.

The. five water condi-
tions being analyzed are the
PH or.-acidity, the conductivi-
ty or content of soluble sol-
is, the dissolved oxygen en eo:

' Highway Travelers

> Want TV i

#

t The highway traveler
wants to share his motel room
With a “one-eyed. monster”,
ys Alte B.C. Automobile As-

goctarion. BCAA reports that
in a.recently completed mem-
bership survey by the Ameri-
can Automobile Association,
members questioned said a
lelevision set is the feature
they most prefer to have

n Rooms

along with their motel room.
was

important than available re-

a close second.

Specifically, a cross-sec-
tion OE AAA’s 12. million
members were asked to desig:
nate which mol services
they would like to have in
addition to standard facili-
ics. Fifty-eight per cent ied

H Marx Auto Body
& Paint Service
i Towing — Body Work
Painting — Welding
Insurance Claims
Handled Promptly
24-Hour, Wrecker Service
365-7248

rraccerstp

e and
cent had “restaurant” listed
in_their_ replies.

Other preferences chart-
ed were: guest coffeemaker
in room, 46 pers cent; free
self-service ice, 42 per cent;

keeping units, 10 per
laundry and valet service,
nine per cent

thought more} ™en!

staurant service, which ran an

nt,
‘bidity. The continuous aoe
ses show each of the condi-

ating at “a high standard Pot
pollution control.”

r| ing pets and maintained
by Cominco under supervi-
ion of R, H. Wadey, | super-
visor, waste control. ‘The first
be installed in Western
Canada, it is the forerunner
of other similar units the
: | government planning
across Canada to comply with
‘!the mew Canada Water Act

of pollution.

Dece:
Trail|Dear Santa Claus:

12, 1969

Dear santa’ Claus: “
Robson, B.C.
Thank you: for the trac-

tor. This year I would like

wheel track and two hot
wheel cars and a car and a

fire.
from Karl _

December 12, 1969
Dear Santa Cla

"Robs
Thank you for the Pat
I want fe easy bake oven.
0!

laurie, Salisbury.
aber, 12, 1969

be y
dump truck. I want a eRily
blastoff.

fom Timmy.

]
December 12, 1969
Dear Santa Claus:
‘Robson, Bc.

Thank you for a iron.
taking barbi “x mit” for this
jie doll for
. From Sharon Boo-
linoff. Merry Christmas Sai
ta Claus.
e+

Robson, B.C.

December 12, 1969

Dear Santa Claus:

Thank you for the Hot

Wheel: set this year I would

like a hockey set. I am seven
years ic old.

m. Bret McGuire.

n-

eS |

Cominco employees

VANMANDRAADAAATATARAAA AT

eae

Friday, December 19
Saturday, December 20

Friday, December 19

2)
ARAARAAARA ARRANUARAAAAAT AANA

cOMINCO
TURKEY DISTRIBUTION

in the Trail, Castlegar,

Ki ‘d, Rob: and

Fruitvale areas may pick up their Christmas turkeys at the 1.0.0.F.
Hall, 1266 Pine Ave., Trail, on the following dates and times:

Cominco employees living in the Rossland area may pick up their
Christmas turkey at the Boy Scout Hall, Spokane Street on:

PLEASE BRING YOUR TURKEY CARD

Turkeys can only be given to those
presenting their cards at the distribution

centre.

For Further Information Phone Trail: 368-5453

SeumueueeemeereerEEEEEEEEUEEEE EN

9:00 a a.m. -
9:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.

10:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
DISTRIBUTION AT ROSSLAND ON ONE DAY ONLY

6:00 p.m.

‘cominco

Zu UU UU UU NNER

ybson,
Decenber 12, Fr

Dear Santa Cla

Thank you for the sled
last Christmas. This year
would like a doll please and
a toy

iam seven *
from Bernice Holuboff.

little I am-seven year
old Pe from Brenda Lee
Solber;

os Santa, Claus. Merry Christ-

+ ®

Robson,

aie December. 12, ibe

ear Santa: Claus:
B Thank. you For the Hot
Wheels and: the guitar. This
year I would like a firetruck
and a big car and a big | Bul
tar. from Gordon Zaitsott

Robson, BC.

| Degember 12, 1969
ta Cl

Dear pant a for Chris-

Pum jlike a hot wheel set I stile| ye;
wihav it I sow you on*!the
fiertrua

a flying sauer and a hot Rece

tela
a

tmas please. I want a Hot
wheels and a Super charger:
Thank. you for the tool kit,
I am good. Merry Christmas
to Santa and his helpers.
Rory Sutherland. |

¢ Rol bso!
December 12, 1969

Dear Santa Claus:

I would want guitar. : I.

B.C. would wanta flying sauser; I

would want‘a hot wheels and
T would want a..hot wheel
track, I would want a Slinky
Christmas Santa Claus.
from Douglas Thompson.

December 12, 1969
Dear Santa Claus; ae

Robson,
I like the toys you gave
my last .year. I would like
eon slippers and.a jewel-
tery box and a organ. To San-
ta Claus. From Laurie Stew-
art.

ry
Robson, B.C.
Decentber 12, 1969
Dear Santa Claus:
I would like some slip-
pers and a Jewellery box a
a barbie case. and a_cak
maker and a organ and thet
will be enough : things ior
this year. Loye ~
Zaytsofé. z

Older People
Need Softer
Eating Foods —

To facilitate eatin,
the older, rs person, semi

fibre of ! fruits and

for
-solid
id the

BC. | Chria

softened by cooking,

foods, “such as
chopped if
says the federal
th dep: rie pebaa rie
“sHealthe ul

When tes i ” diffi.
cult through loss of teeth,
food must be adapted to
meet this condition. The old-
er person should eat basical-
ly the same foods as he ate

younger, * put it is the

ich the food is

pate that pi be adapted
eeds,

mee Ha be

eat!
tion

Ro bson, B.C.
December 12, 1969
Dear Santa Claus:

Thank: you for my doll.
This year I would like a
Barble doll, I am 7 Merry
tmas from Teresa.

wwe

Dione Boettger |
Robson, B.C.
: December 12, 1969
Dear Santa’ Claus:
Thank you ‘for the purse
and the slippers. I want a
Easy bake oven. I am 7 years

Merry Christmas from
Dione. Love Dione.
*

Robson, B.C.
December 12, 1969
Dear. Santa Claus:
would like a car like
I hea “last year. It opened
g opens even
en and the
Hood opens.
Ramdi

Robson, B.C.
December 12, 1969.
Dear Santa Claus:
to Santa

Thank you for the train se
ice | I will like a slinky.
8 years old. I will say peed
bye and have a Merry Christ-
mas Santa. ., Kenny Mowry.

Dear Santa Claus, Thank:
you for the moving van I
got.. This year I would like
a big guitar and five dinkys.

Dennis
Robson, , B.C.
December 12, 1969
Dear Santa Claus:

Thank you for the sew-
ing basket last year. I would
like a Bake set I ane seven.
From Kelli Laurine O'Neail.

Merry Christm nas.

Dear Santa.
I want a cosmic Kiddle

Dear Santa - i
Could you please bring
me Fort Apache and Heli-
copter or .covered wagon. I

easily digested by

have been good.
Brian Williamson.

K.60 Kettle, 1500 Watt 2 qt.
capacity, Canada’s only ful-
ly automatic 2 speed kettle
— Boils water fast - makes
ideal sick-room vaporizer or
small room humidifier.

KETTLE $20.75

7-37 Automatic 2 slice, end
control, compact design.
TOASTER
$21.98

FR80 Spray, Steam or dry
with water level indicator.
IRON $19.98

UUARARRARUAUAUUUARARAT
GIVE

APPLIANCES

‘THIS CHRISTMAS

@

—_ 12 position mixing guide
— avacado, harvest or
white.

MIXMASTER

P406 PERC
(1) Brewed Coffee
(2) Keeps cottes Hot Anto-
@) Liquid Level Indicator.
PERC $24.75 i
And many more

APPLIANCES
available

EEE

‘This

TALE”

Christmas

_ Dr..S. Fjellstrom
Ds. :
PODIATRIST
CITY CENTRE *
> MOTEL .

Tues., JAN. 13th
9 am. to 6 p.m.

_ Evenementen

SET THE TONE — YOU
CAN'T DO BETTER THAN

FIRESTONE

THEY'LL EAT UP THE MILES
AND TAKE HIM FAR SO
HOW WOULD YOU LIKE A

2nd CAR’)

WE’VE GOT LOTS, AND PRICED
‘TO GO — ALL SHAPES AND
SIZES — COLORS TOO — JUST. :

THE RIGHT SECOND CAR FOR YOU.

Start Christmas. Early :
COME DOWN TODAY — AND‘:
_TAKE THAT SECOND CAR AWAY.

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Local. and District Bowling Results.

Here are the‘results of

Christmas Turke; 7 Toure
nament. held le cat te the. Castle

Bowladrom

Second id_ prize _Hams;
Wally Roberts 517, Wes
Kirkwood 547, Dot tipping

567, Elaine Martin
ane LeRose 477, Bill Davis
536 and Dot Tipping 544,

Third prize Chocolates:
Lou Davidson 513,
Roberts ‘Irene
517, Darrel Souke 020, Bt
ane ‘Wayni

Froaday Bight 7 o'clock
LHS Knowler 293.
boc ee Lil Knowles 652.

Soi + Leggette
a MIT Bi ‘Anderson | in
THS Droppins 987, THT
Droppins 2773.
0, Dropping a Swingors 2
ro} 8
Crooked Arrows 2, Kinks
‘antastiks :

‘Other: 600'a Ralph Scott
cia, NE py ie
reak

LHS Eleanor Holdsworth
299. °LHT Eleanor Holds-
worth 769.

wally
mL ta

LeRose
akin: 477 aund Beles “Oglew Oglow

Whéatios 2760.
Team

ham 694, Bev. Downey 63:
Tuesday 1 o'clock
-LHS .Kay Gretchen ‘278.
LHT my Gretchen 606.
THS. Independents 912.
Drug 2480.

Boles 3 9, Hing ova

Other 600's Darrel our.
ke 641 Wayne Kinakin. 6:
Les 626, Ear!
Rourke: < 621, Matt Rohn 620,
| Baus Be urke 619 Ads-| 1,

eapar, 622

‘THS ‘Wheaties 1023. THT
Mugs 4,| Strikers 1,

Wheaties 3, routfsta 38, 3 take
Five 1, Cheerios 1 Pineurlers hawks

Other 600's pudrey: East.

3, Independents "3 3, Macalist-
vis | er’s nears cau andy"

‘THS Squirrels
29, Teddy Bears Sri

THT_Nighthawks 2630,

ingos 3,
3, Airdots
Wed. Morning. Drivers’
LHS

LHT Marg Bo!
THS
Cadillacs 2750.

0, Ramblers _ 3,
gs 1.
Wed. Nite Cut Rate

enkoff 608, Irene Co
660.

Thurs. Morning”
LHS Colleen
LHT Colleen Lig!

Team, points: | Teddy
PSaulcrels 8

Beavers ‘3,

Proper Tree Lighting
Needs Close Att tention

Guise ay re tie
ular, attention: eee

Safety Sound says says’ in a holi-
day message.
ated that “it does not -block

oe
Last-year’s lights should
be . checked cmetaily fo

tree.| en,; general manager of the

needed in an emergen- poe

tend to'“detei
storage, warns P. G. aes

Canada’ Safety Council's pub-

ic, section. aa
‘Highly. conductive tinsel
‘should not be hung on the
fjtree ni electrical outlets. | 3.
extra

id
shouldbe removed s00n af-
ter. r the gifts are pened.

F.J. SMITHERAM i
TRAILER
TOWING
Fully Insured

Phone 365-5308

it the risk or sounding
festin

P
‘ful scald is much more nega-
tive.
Make™ only cas-
ualty: "during th the: 2 Holday sea-
son is the turkey, Mr. McLar.

Friday Night Classic Mixed
LHS Marge

g | LHT.. Marge Bonnett. 654.
MHS. -W:

Odd pealls 2842.
3 Baers 0, Odd’ Balls 4, C.
thot. 3.
Other 600’s Bobbie Ker-
aiff 626, Ben‘'Rourke -626;
Darrel Rourke 625. -

“castlegar Water.
Useage is Great

€00 «gallons of water
mont

by Ald. V."R. Coo!
‘The ald

Box 1351, Castlegar

ina Chipmunis

eeromes 600's - ‘Yano Han:

e Bonnett 302,

5. z
‘THS: Odd: Balls’ 1018. THT
am points:(Gutter aare
tbels 0, Armacs 1, Sure-

P. 318
_ | that motor age hosts consid

Castlegar“‘used 10,708,
a Jost

was. reported “at| these
councits necting | ee week

Team Points: Pass Creek

Ny m-
Cougars 1," Night-

lots 3,
Marg Bonnett 287.

nett .753,

Cadillacs 987. oT
points: “Cadillacs

Team
4, Road Runners 1, ‘T-Birds
Chevys 3,

1, Swat: 1,

Other: 600's Winnie Sav-

nroy 1f

Hee 281,
htle

om THT

Bers try to seek assistance
through the operator they

A BUNDLE OF. LOVE, is what Klaus Michaelis of the Van-
couver Public’ Aquarium has cradled in his arms, Charley,
an abandoned harbour seal’ pup was brought to the .Van-
couver. Public Aquarium at age two months, Charley's soft,
brown eyes eloquently express his gratitude for the loving
‘|home he has had for the past year.

Keep Emergency
Phone Numbers
Close ‘to Telephone

The B.C. Telephone Co,
this week again made its
annual appeal to the’ public
to keep emergency numbers
handy in the event they
should be i

CASTLEGAR NEWS, ‘Thursday, Dec. 18, 1969

we stock a full seloction of

SAVAGE SHOES

for children

Meaddacks Shoe Store

during

the busy Christmas’ holiday
season.
. B.C. Tel president J. Ern-
est mn said the ap-
peal is made “because we
know that our operator cen-
ters, while fully staffed, can
become so busy that if call-

may encounter delay.”
>. With the necessary num-
‘ber right at hand,

‘GLENMERRY USED FURNITURE

3194 Highway Drive in the Millar and Brown
Building, Trail. Phone 364-1822

Open Weekdays 1 p.m. - 5.80 p.m.
Open Fridays 1 p.m. - 9 p.m.

WE BUY AND SELL USED FURNITURE

Mr. Richardson’ ‘the service’
required can be dialed direct-
ly.

He said each customer
will: recelve an emergency
card on which can: be ‘listed,
the appropriate numbers and‘
the card can then-be kept
near the telephone. The card’
has ‘space ‘for fire, police,
and doctor num-

spend less time

Ending Holiday’ Party
Right Very Important

activities ‘the focal point of
entertainment, not ‘the bar.
te Emphasize

ow | lots of

et it going and concern
you ra ores with how to

trays throughout the
Party . area and replenish
them often.

% Set-up:a self-service
bar featuring lots of non-
‘alcoholic or ~-low-alcoholic

“2B

the B.C.:
diag the large number ‘of
du e large ‘num! o!
traffic

& ste alcoholic ‘beverag

eir guests who will be driv-

mee
tn y ente! ers:
sHould plan the party from
the end, . not. the be; Bs
Mr. “Parrott ith
10 mers. mind:
‘Make .contingency ar:
rangements for accom
ing tipsy
guests. wlio there would
have to!
wiDevis Devise t means for tact:

accidents |’
Scouting each holiday sea- | cocktail

elr. oF
and est potent
does the’ host.
tx Never push drinks

on Euests who are driving.
dink. de 2, edapaltion, gon
lon’ ve,’ is 5 e
bestirule, 25 Mr. fartott ad-
ut om, persons

follow it.”

itis more realist, he
says, the host to
follow a a ror euidclives which
stabilize ‘the celebrating
ond literally assure his: mot-
oring, “guests many many happy re:

He

fe

th the Union of of Spiritual Com:
Christ.

bers.

Funeral Held
Last Friday
For Strelaoff

Edgar 'Strelaeff, 75,
resident ‘of Glade, ‘died’ at
Castlegar last Friday.

a:member of

munities : of | C!

Mr, Strelaeff 1s survived
by his. wife, Nasta,.at: home;
two sons, Alec of Vancouver
and Serge at. Glade; -.two
grandchildren and one sister:

He: was predeceased by

children.

Funeral service was bala.
from the Glade. Hall with
burial last’ Sunday in the
Glade Cemetery.

The Castlegar Funeral
Home “was in chareeyo of ‘ar-

ORDER EARLY
FLOWERS: WIRED.
ANYWHERE

GIFTS - CARDS - CANDIES
‘HELER’S
FLOWER. SHOP

Ph, 365-5191

FOR THAT. DECORATOR LOOK

RIGHT. NOW is the time t=
BEAUTIFY YOUR LIVING ROOs

GUARANTEED bipd etlecerent

Custom Uph Upholstery

oe

rangements,

fully. making passengers out
of driving guests who ymy
have -over-imbibed —.
taxi ‘service

“Ing trend. Call

INTERIOR BREWERIES msn,

fence in the art of fine beer Raniog’
:.When you're ready fora truly. refreshing brew, jan a oN.

BisWvery”

for a‘'Koke"..”

isplayed by the Liquor Control Board or by

a party serve 2 ne tempting meal,

wears on.
x. Midway through ‘the

- Gharge Here

picate Don-

ie rae fined ; $25:
‘The-.charge resulted from
an. incident which’ occurred

FOR: MAJOR: Al
INTERNATIONAL: AND

: DOMESTIC :
Call 365-7542; for a

Bits 23.

oa es fi
ici f

Keep emergency

telephone numbers’
handy
‘and help:
to a Safe Christmas.

‘You can help yourself to a safe
Christmas by keeping a list of
telephone numbers for fire,
police, ambulance and other
emergency services beside your
teléphone during the busy holi-

day season.

yourself”

‘To assist you, B.C:-Tel is:

ing to all of its customers as
special card on. which you ‘can.
note police, fire and’ ambulance
numbers and numbers for your
doctors and others you may re-
quire in an emergency. Addi-

traffic is

heavy. at this time of year,.and

> @specially on Christmas Day.
B.C.- Tel's full operator staff
will be at work during the holi-
days, but you may find it diffi- ~

= oult to reach} an

iv quickly because of the heavy

ctraffio.

Asa result, it may be necessary
case of emergency to find

tional copies of this card are

available at your B.C. Tel office.

Use this catdto help yourself to
tmas

and by keeping the card beside
your d@ur-
ing the holiday season.

Make up your own list if you
wish. a

But whatever you do, be sure to
keep your emergency service

handy, just in case.

77

ORITISH COLUMBIA TELEPHONE COMPANY