CASTLEGAR: NEWS, ‘Thureda Decmber ha im

vee. supper at the Hi Arrow.”

Arms before attending their:
annual meeting and Christmas
the. homie: ‘of Mrs,

: ith
returned by’ acclamation,: Off.
president: Mrs.°J,:)

! Brownlie, treas
Goetting and director, Mrs,
“shelfontiuk:

“been purchased for, the Loan
(Cupboard ‘and Is already being,

utilized.|Articles from the Loan,

Cupboard ‘are} free of ‘charge
“when used by anyone residing
“within: School District No. 9.

- Members: apped home-

made':cookies, for. shut-ins,

Cookies and gifts are also to be
taken to Raspberry Lodge for
Christmas:

A: donation was made to
Queen Alexandra Children’s’.

»/Hospital and to’ the Kinnaird
. Library, for. prizes for’ Young,

Canada Book Week.'A poinset- :
ta\will be! put, inthe: hospital
walting-room for Christmas. /

‘GRASS ROOTS”

Starting Your Car

“\To retain|battery efficien-
cy when’ starting your car on
“cold: mornings, the B.C, Au: '

“\ tomobile Association recom-

_mends the following Procedure:
* Push the gas pedal all the

halfway. Do’ not grind the
starter for. more’ than 30
seconds, If necessary, make
repeated attempts every 30 to

*,45 seconds.

If the’ engine floods, ae
off the ignition, push the pedal
to'the floor again and hold it

| there'a full minute..Then, with

“the pedal still on the floor, turn
the starter. ‘Any excess gasc-

line will then drain through the.
‘manifold, leaving enough’ fuel
“wemaining to give the car a

: A meee FOR TODAY'S WAY ve

"MERR CHRISTMAS FROM LL: OF US

“TO ALL OF YOU

It was Beep a 4 now
it Is to be Swim

In commenting t councll
Tuesday night, Ald, Mike Liv-

ingstone called attention'to the’
way tothe floor and release It. Student Workers in Munlelpali-”
ties (Swim) and’asked that the’ *

staff outline, as early’ as ‘possl-
ble, requirements for, work that
pean be done in the forthcoming

oe while Sweep "4 ‘was dedi-
cated to work in: ity! parks, a
wider scope is being red in
the'1975 program.

‘The ‘mayor, however, re-

marked that had: it related to

parks only, “there is still rane ‘i

of work to be: don H
+ This is reflec
by Mr. Livingstone ’ ho. pre-

He resémended ‘that de:

_ velopment be ‘started on'a new.
park on the’ north’ end ‘of the.

civic property according to the
overall plan’ lald out, by) Falr-
banks and Sawyer,

shouldbe: developed inthe
following : are!

installing a water’
system..Also to'be installed
back-stop donited

‘Also, that jocal: play parks (
Kinberry ,

Heights; Dumont, Sherblko and).

Rhewchuck ‘subdivisis

; He recomm ded eontin
ued work’ on’ the: Inland ’G:

sented recommendations deal- ~

ing with/parks for couricil’s
consideration in “the 1975 bud-

His recommendations are
‘as follows: /°/°91°7

Continued development of
Kinnaird Park withthe instal.
‘lation’ of ‘the remainder of.
fencing on. the ‘east: boundary;
: completion “of \the: new; watel
aprinkling: system;: installation
“of'a new: back-stop and: the
building ofa large ‘outdoor

Becuuse the amount of ra-

to’ place-.long

overseas calls in\the Nelso
exchange; area, during. Christ-
mas Day,’ and:will ‘have more
than’ 60. mployees the’. job

manager Norm: Bow
urged those plannin,

mas calls to space them‘over!a i

holiday rush.. eee
“>\\He ‘noted that: Canadii
telephone compani
take; Pen tainy fee

“dilation they emit is almost nil,”

* black. and | white televisions

have never. ‘heen a wsourceof.

Colour televisions,
r. have come: under; suspi.

elon. as potential radiation
ards: by

d) penetrating power. of
ceil ult eof,

~ of sets tested Doited vadiation

above the accepted andard.

in a “paper pl
and©Welfare® Canada
sare given ‘four’ safety

fete 197; Aull sitting
feet {sqm the

epairmal

; and on his next service call

sk the. repairman to check:
the voltage “regulating cir-
cuils-and- radiation d-

ng,
manufacture F

For:ascopy: of the. paper.
Write tu‘ Educational Services,
Health: Protection: Branch,

+1001) West Pender: St., vat

opportunity

Iiwould ike to! take the

‘thank ‘all those. *
) persone’ who: had written in”:
* about alcoholism and thank you, -.

* to the publisher for printing: all

+'the letters. Also special thanks -

toi Mr. Al Dietz for taking time

‘to write in to give us.a clearer :

few. of what ‘is done: fats th

BB dij! fon the ick’

Whfelt: thatSanalcoholic
requiring help .would ‘be ‘disil-

lusioned. with this idea that: he

could:be cured in‘a short’ time

and a pers be ‘able to return
ki

hat‘the treatment centre-cre-
*> ates the desire to those who are
* willing to'accept, this,/go on to.”

search for, more sobriety while.
are ‘not so lucky.-‘Th

=: are

‘the)bar upon’ lei 3
treatment centre.”

3 i southwesterly : 5
4 "flow ‘of mild,. moiat Pacifie air “=

‘was the” predominant ‘pattern -

for November, 1974. ‘This caus- -

hich was 11 hours

/ The.
4.64 tiches broke the previous

ecord of'3.69 inches set in { ne

Recreation . Gift

Ca ficates . are:

available from $1.00 up ‘and they can”
be ‘applied to any Recreation or Adult)
Education Program sponsored by Reg-
ional Recreation Commission No. 1 in

‘1975.

“wiinter Programs, Canoe Cones (
Playgrounds Program, Day Camp, and:

Special Events”,

Get your Git Contficate’ now at
the Recreation Office. 720'- 7th Aven:

ve South
tthe old Kinnaird Library, “upstairs in
thé Kinnaird Hall):

Another Regional ..
Recreation Servi

ym is is'the program.
holics to.

ening, ire
for: a ety, a the ‘one who will.
be’ honest sith: himself ‘and

jmenty which was deferred from
+1974" project, was) also recom:

‘This|would include oi

‘new! aiming, pool.

‘The; city. would ‘also, keep
operating, the ‘old arena, ‘on
‘of-Regional ‘District.of

nay, to, the’ ‘ond of

thereon) [THU Lee Marvin: Gary Grimes
[FR Ron: Howard: Charlie Martin Smith
Soro)

WALT DISNEY

productions®

“ONE Gar MPLA ETE SHOW

‘NIGHTLY

ledge:
5 ; During reports M 5

holidays,

Starting in Jeawary

"metric system, starting carly
creation programs di
winter months are:c
sored by Regional Recreation for beginners and’ those who
_ Commission No.1 ‘and/ School, . ‘need a refresher course and &
~ District No.9. Allthe programs , new personalized conditioning
are organized and administered .;, and self testing program’ for
through ’ Regional Recreation. men and women.
’ Commission No, 1 at its office at Mrs, Lisa Petter will be :
720- Tth Ave. S., Cas! continuing with’the créative.

The following is. 8 iiiat: ballet classes and Mrs. Leona:
rundown of the programs of- °° Horvath will again'be instruct. |

fered commenelng:the’week of: Ing crochet and needlepoint,
- Jan, 18; For details on registra- A silkscreen workshop,

tion fees, time and location, be Instructed by Carol Ann Shan: -

_ gure and get the Jan.@ issue of non, is being offered on Jan. 25

the Castlegar News and tune |" and 26,

into Radio CKQR over /the Avrsnilige ovucaetArtan

liquid embroidery, a fascinating
‘Three: golf’ clanses for'be- craft instructed by. Joyce’ Don-

ginners' and’ those who need ‘a... ald, starts on Jan, 22. Joyce will

refresher course will be offered . be holding a coffee party. and \

for’ students ‘and ‘adull display on Jan. 16 where
“adult class is scheduled’ inthe «can come and see wha
morning, The instructor is our about in a relaxed atmospher
own golf pro, Denny: McArthur. $ ue
in starting ‘on’ Ji
‘Pwo yoga classes are being ; $8 with ae
, 16s pecial all-day session
stlered,One:at cnn Park -on Jan. 18, All aspects: of:
weaving will be covered. ++
x Basic English’ for. ne:
Canadians will be ‘offered for
‘ i these ho speak little ‘or ‘no
‘ 1; English, A second class will also
Rivers cer pera be available for’ those persons
mentary with theiadult-club! >"
meeting Thursday, evenings! at’

2 Kinnaird: Junior ar Secandary:

: hae resat [Vi in'this

report. “and ‘urged all. members
ithese courses

1975

5 Leduc, |

pep
(F. Bonnett Second. veeprest

i vened by ; Mrs.
eld at. the’ close of the meet

games Hndadiag | lucky} chairs.
lusic wi provid i

February to. be conducted at
Selkirk College; bridge classes 4

Weaving class, will be ;

1 Programs

who started this fall and wish to."

¢ continue their studies.

= JAwide: variety of volley-
classes for
ladies,’ men;and ‘students are
also being offered. Gymnastics
for students will be held at
‘Twin Rivers Schoo}, Woodland
Park School,’\Tarrys Ele-
mentary, Castlegar Primary’
ind! Robson Elementary. One
advanced class’ will be offered’.
for those who qualify. Gymnas-
ties instructors are Cammy
Lapointe; Anne Dyson, Lynne
Frisk and Laura Johnson.
“We look forward to your.
participation: in'1975 and wel-

‘come suggestions for new pro-
‘grams and comments about the
‘old/ones.

“In'1974, 649 children: and’
students took /part in. our

all \; winter programs ‘and 493 adults «:

idvantage of the‘adult

: “Regional Recreation’ Com- fs
mission‘ No. ;1, the, secretar:
and the director in'making this: ’

Funeral ‘service was. held + Chri

yesterday from’ the chapel of:
the Castlegar Funeral Home for
Gerald Sigurd Johnson,.48, of

Robson, who died Sunday in the:

+ ‘Trail Regional Hospital.”
iby, Dar “<<>> Born in Buchanan, ‘Sask.,
‘papa ey Sept, 29, 1981,\ Mr. Johnson
heen “doing ‘some. substitute came to Summerland with his
“parents in:1947.: Four, years
school: : David: will:also: later he moved to’ Prince
a children's’ olasa’ in. Rupert, then to Penticton in

1957, and to Castlegar: in 1980". : z
*Albert, ‘Carl ard Russell. Hon-

Mr. Johnson was employed
at Can-Cel, pulp division, at thi
time of his death. ;

n: the, ‘will know: :
tg in the, past Ln lasonic Sentenal Lodge No.
=!147 AF.&A.M.,. of the Cana-
‘dian Pulp, and: Paper Workers

of Canada, the Castlegar'Horse-

. ics and pottery again.’ This en's Association and the Sons

“time with Mrs. Carol.Couch:

‘women but we can only take 10°

people for. this, course. -*;

‘Harold \Marti
t/Kinnaird Junior

+ January ‘and Fe Saary wil
see defensive -driving,. hunter.
‘safety: and’ karate Vall ‘offered ©.
aga ou can ae up for

He was a member of.)

"Robert" Hitchens: of Prine

Rupert; four: brothers, Bob of
Richmond, ‘Albert of Penticton,

‘Luella Larsen of Vancowver and
*. Mrs; Lorna Dreveney of Peach-

land and’ three grandchildren: |’
Pallbearers: were -Trig

*Kaardal, Ken, Knutson and Mr.

Johnson's: four: brothers, “Bob,

orary, pallbearers ‘were, Hal

© Belback, Frank Ingham, Bob

Menzies,: Nels Nelson, Eric
Larson, Frank, Dreveney and
Kea Paul. |:

Officiating clergyman was. >
Pastor Richard’ Klein: with °
organist Dawns’ Dinning play:
ing hymns “Rock of Ages”. and

‘Abide with Me”.

i Gremation follows

hat

The brary) y will

: 8, Disteics 1ot Lot: 11917, Plan 572!

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