The patient, a young wom-
an of 18, was admitted to
emergency with both wrists
cut and bleeding, “I want to
ale she said over and over

gain, The doctor in charge
did not administer to her asa

CASTLEGAR NEWS, May 27,1981

Alcoholics Anonymous

Experienced with the ill

behavior of the ‘ and

so learn to help him/her-
sell).”
The chief of Dr. G's G's divi-

A.A. program is becoming a

answers to combating alcoh-
olism. lly, the more

vital part of a
wide approach to the treat-
Tent of aleoholiemn. Local .

than one million members
of the fellowship are only a

sion, who has p’ d more
than 26 years, views these
trends as “real break-

‘ ” He

I requir-
ing the ustal psychiatric
treatment. Instead, he “dis-
charged her to Alcoholics
Anonymous,”

Six months later, patient
and doctor met again — at an
A.A. meeting. She was sober.
He, a longtime member of the
fellowship, was happy to see
her progress in recovery
from alcoholism.

The pheyician, Peter G., is

In
notes that: “Compared with
10 years ago when alcoholism
was treated merely as sym-
ptomatic of deeper illness,
now it is being diagnosed asa
disease in itself.”
i “When

in saat cases cooperate with
A.A. groups in making the
recovery program available
to men and women whose
drinking has created a com-
munity health and welfare
problem.

However, even though AA
has come a long way since its

In his
an addict — either drug or
alcoholic — complains of *
severe depression, in the
majority of cases the de
pression i is secondary to the

resi-
dency at a ie New York
City hospital. He also is one
of the growing number of
doctors who are themselves
recovering alcoholics (often
addicted to drugs as well).
“While there is still a lot of
ignorance about alcoholism
among oldtime _practition-
ers,” he says, “more and
more resident training pro-
grams are including alcohol-
ism in their study curri-
culum. Furthermore, the
A.A. mode of treatment is
being used for other forms of
addiction as well — from
drug dependency to overeat-
ing.
In most medical programs

and lifts .without
special teeatmett other than
staying away from substance
abuse. And that is where

A.A. has proven far and .

ahead more effective than
any other known modality of
treatment.”

AA. has always had
friends and champions among
physicians. The first to en-
dorse the ideas and techni-
ques that would later become
known as the A.A. program
was Dr. William D, Silk-
worth, resident specialist in
a private hospital for alco-
Kolics.

In 1989, he wrote an un-
signed introduction to the
Big Book “Alcoholics Anony-

for

mous,” dicting that the
would

the patient is d to
attend A.A. meetings... the
family members are equaily
encouraged to attend meet-
ings of Al-Anon (A.A.’s sister
organization whose purpose
is to help the spouse, rela-
tive, or friend of the alcoholic
become detached from the

Rain dance
‘heap big’
medicine

GALLUP, N.M. (AP) —
Residents of Drought-strick-
en Sarasota, Fla., may think
a tape of a Zuni Indian rain
dance sent to Florida from
New Mexicao works too well,

The manager of radio
station WSRZ in Sarasota,
Charlie Jones, contacted
Jack Chapman, owner of
KGAK-KQNM radio in Gal-
lup asking for a tape of an
Indian rain dance. Jones used
to live in Albuquerque.,

Chapman provided a tape
of the Zuni dance to the
Florida station, which began
playing it during its weather
forecasts and on the morning
show done by program man-
ager Norman Hale.

mark “a nee + epoch in the
annals of alcoholism.”

The first psychiatrist to
study and apply the A.A.
recovery program was Dr,

M. .Tiebout, a firm
believer in self-help based on
the principle that the power
of one sober alcoholic to help
the still-suffering drunk
through the sharing of ex-
‘perience, strength, and hope
is immeasurable.

As A.A, has grown, it has

in 1935, few adher-

(ents claim: to have all the

become an important ally of .

many physicians who’ speci-
alize in industrial medicine.
‘The enormity of the problem
is reflected by studies indi-
eating that there are some
five million problem drinkers
in American industry. The
medical departments of many
large companies have set up
practical programs in which
A.A. is the key to the work-
er's recovery.

These programs, recogniz-
ing that alcoholics are sick
human beings, are designed
to give them new awareness
of their illness and expose
them to the experience of
A.A. members who have
coped successfully with the
same disease.

In many communities, the

On census day
count yourself in

This week more than 3,700
people will start delivering
census questionnaires in Brit-
ish Columbia and the Yukon.

Census day is. June 3 in
Canada and Statistics Canada
says people should fill out
their forms on that day. This
includes individuals and fam-
ilies away from home on
vacation or business.

People not at home but still
in Canada on June 3 should
be counted where they spend
the night of June 2. A family
visiting relatives or friends
should either be counted on
their host's form or ask for a
special questionnaire. In
either case, the usual place of
residence of the visiting fam-
ily will be listed on the form.

The questionnaire will be
sent to the census repre-
sentative responsible for the
area of the family's ‘usual
residence so that they will
not be asked to furnish in-
formation twice.

If the night of June 2 is
spent aboard a cruise ship or
in a hotel or campground,
special census questionnaires
will be available. Once these
are completed they will be
cross-checked to make sure a
questionnaire from respon-

dents’ usual place of resi-
dence has not been returned.

In this way Statistics Can-
ada ensures people from one
household are not counted
twice. At the same time the
agency makes sure everyone.
who is not at home census
day gets a chance to fill ina
form.

If someone is out of the
country on census day a form
can be filled out early and re-
turned to Statistics Canada.
-This is usually not necessary,
however, because a question-
naire will be leit at every
residence even if no one is
home. The form can be com-
pleted and mailed back as
soon as the occupant returns,

If by June 1 a question-

naire has not been delivered -

to your home, people living
outside of Vancouver can cal
toll-free by dialing the oper-
ator and asking for Zenith
0-1981. Multi-lingual. census
telephone assistance oper-
ators will be on duty to
handle calls from May 28
until June 5. After that date
people needing census info:-
mation should call (604) 666-
2675. :
June 3 is census day. Count
yourself int

over 50 varieties
FRIDAY, MAY 29

Wiest. Coast Seafoods

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amall p of the esti-
mated 10 million men and
women in the United States

alone who suffer from the

disease.
: While progress to date is

encouraging, it is at best but,
a beginning, with a long way .

to go. Growing ‘cooperation
between A.A. and the medi-
eal community may well be
the best promise of success.

Selkirk may face
course cutbacks

Although Selkirk College
isn't planning to cut back on
program offerings this fall, it
may have to reduce course
choices in some. programs,
says Principal Leo Perra.

.He says some courses such
as electives may have to be
reduced in order to balance
the'1981-82 budget.

Although Perra earlier
said the areas hardest hit
would be the university
programs and the technical
career offerings, programs of
two years’ duration, this does

not mean the vocational
Programs (one year or short-
er) such as those at the
Rosemnot or. Trail campiis
will be exempt,

There may be a reduction
in these areas as well.

He adds that cutting out
courses won't affect the
standards of a program.

“I don't think cutting out a
course has any impact on
standards,” he says.

Perra says it won't’ be
known for about six months,
what courses will not receive
funding.

‘No arrest but. 2);
Rooster will have

his day
CHATTANOOGA,
(AP) — Because a neighbor
erled: fowl, a Chattanooga
man has been ordered to
appear in court on a charge
that his rooater is interrupt-
ing the neighbor's sleep.

‘Police officer Bob Martin
sald he served a warrant on
Jeff Patty, charging him with
violating a city ordinance
that forbids residents to let
fowl run loose.

“This is the first time in my

Tenn’ .

in court

20 years that I've had some-

thing like that,” Martin said..

“[t called for arresting him,

but I just ordered him ‘to ”

court instead of . arresting

him on something like that.” *
- Police said the irate neigh- -

bor awore out a warrant in
city court alleging that
Petty’s rooster was disrupt-
ing his sleep.

Petty vowed to bring his

“ooster along for his June 8

appearance in court,

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fi

THE CASTLEGAR RECREATION
Dept. fe acceptin fencers: on Bs

Mini
table bid | isl $125 for Paty ‘Aor ond
$200 for Exhi
viewed at. the

District, Community

Sealed bids will be accept pied at
ie Recreation Office unill Friday
June 5 at 4:30 oAk

duneSot4:30pim. 3/42
5 PIECE KITCHEN sulte, excallent

sondijion, $75, 365-2249.

.
* WINDSOR -

peor HAVEN :

JOUR CHAINSAW SAVINGS *
Weneta Road at Seaver Creek
367-7822

* We Repair and sharpen
. “ali cholnsew Brande.

30" GAS RANGE, $50, seme y) 1

a:

8 SQUARES of 5 tesawed

shakes, $400, ino ‘ord ae

box, $75. 365-351 fal
‘ONE 10-SPEED ane 365- ao

3/41

ONE weeo. GB, COOKSTOVE.. Best

WHY GO )
TOPLESS?

Place Your
Action Ad by

forSunday CasHews

$650 ons.»
DUBE sz...

323 Nelson Ave, 05398
PHONE 352-6688

1,

CUSTOM-BUILT KITCHEN NOOK -

greene end Ivory vinyl. Seats 6
2763, Zi

40° ELECTRIC RANGE, oll furnace
with, fan in good condition, can
conver? to wood’ and’ coal:' new

truck tlre, 365-7003. 3/40

Th
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\

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"_ CASTLEGAR NEWS, May 27, 196) . Cc 1

'OPSO!

Favel supplies delivered a

Frucktoad, ones Ee
Li}

WALLPAPER

in Stock at

OGLOW’S

613 Columbia Ave., Castlegor

: |¢lassified word ad

Run your:

twice at regular

100
HER Phone 395-2867 (da:
-2735 (evaniny

Peybroak Construction Ltd. For
brochure or further: “information
ae Georg

Miter House,

OG: HOMES AND CABINS,

365-2212.

. OIL FURNACE in workin
condition, 117, ;

Bru. net
capacity. Asking $95, 365-6795 of-
Fhe

ters.

ferSp.m.___ 3/42
(QUEENSIZE BATEROED compiste
with and tables. 365-2390 or 365-

Bip

Hoover WASHER apin di
Approx, 4
condition,

ears old, seal oni
'S. Ph, 365.

425 aluminum boot, oors, 6 HP
festbend motor and tank, ail for
ha 968-2101 or after 6 pain im. 965
2359. Ask for Bill. 3/42
FISH CANNERY FO IPEENT
‘CLOSING MAI anos rub.

. fe aaa

SPECIAL
THIS WEEK

“ May 25-30

marble tops)
Sales & Installation
Golf Cart Distributors
New & Used Yamahas
Harley Davidsons
DISPLAYED AT
1092 Hazelwood St,

. Robson — 365-5808
NF. Oglotf Contracting Ltd,

windows.
. Vancouver 266-

1201, North Vancouver 985-9714,
Richmond Hse Joes
Kamlooy

brother

CHESTERFIELD: $75;

cabine:
stereo with record play

INFORMATION

Rates
First 10 Words cure $2
Additional Words 10¢ {|
insertions for Price 2
S lnsectlons for ice :

.. sad Coder Aves Tral Ow,

Eari’s Private Pools

COMPLETE LINE OF:
Pools, Spas, Chemicals

365-6774

FAMILY.
SHOE REPAIR:

2709 Columbia Ave.
Next to Central Food Mart _|

: Your One-Stop”
SHOE CARE CENTRE -

Save, wor, with core, Patishes, et
color

Open Tues. to Fri. €:00.a.m. to
‘5:00 p.m. Sat, 8:00 to 12:00 - |

1 Nee ees

(@sanvo 2

price and get the
third insertion
oe gb

NO EXTRA
CHARGE
6 insertions for Price of 4

9 Insertions for Price of S

CHILDS’ TRICYCLE, $19, 965-2390
fF 365-3211. s 2/42:

items for: this column’ cre not
charged for. Ho sellin,
price for each

In the ad,
ad for three times,

+ AGENTIE ‘GUERNSEY COW.
Br shtere BO MALE us a

yeer, iv old -
- Apes. ke be vecut! ul pets.

awhite
reo Systems. reed

TWIN CB AN TERNAS ae ae
» Me naw, $80, Pho at
‘6p.m
voice

in
Basi AVE oar gain. Height
| 226", 365.: 2E39 after Op. mi. Hivas

Kitchen Cabinets
7 BY CRESTWOOD AND.
ar vee

VERI
IaDUSTRuES Up,
Bear Creek 368-6408

plone ra pails duty ap Tightfit itt
covers and handlas.
Need cleaning. $1.50 ich.
CASTLEGAR NEWs.
197 Columbic Ave.
. Castlegar

end Type

& UNION PETERS

HEALTHY BEDDING PLANTS,
erganlcally grown, $1 per carton.
Stueberry. 965-9701. 9/39

BALED HAY, Timothy & Alfalfa:
Prisesenie, UmY sual |

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the od is not. paid for sovan
days after it’ first appears,
(This $1 charge does NOT ap-
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Rates based on column inch
space, Exact rates on request,

Order by Mail =

Print your Actlon Ad on a

seperate piece of paper and
to:

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Box 3007
CASTLEGAR, B.C,
VIN SHS
The Castlegor News reserves
the cight lo classify ads under

‘@ppropriate headings ond to
determine page location. ,

Human Rights Act.
All. advertisements such as
Help Wanted must comply
with the. British Columbia
Human Rights Act. This Act
States no advertisement may
state or imply a preference,
limitation, or specification, on
iKe basis ‘of an .opplicant's
tace, religion, colour, marital
status, ancestry, place: of
origin, age, or sex {unless the
matter relates fo the main:
fenance af public decency
AND prior approval has been
obtained through the Human

Rights. Branch).

RENT

THIS

SPACE
365-5210

ROAD BUNDING-excavating:

pee] ee a yas
vel supplies, as

} fren vals | supplies, , gape a nae.

5

" DOUBLEWIDE MANUFACTURED HOMES ©
From 960- 1,440 54
'14x 70's NOW ON DISPLAY
(amt. out ot t Nelson Bridgo towards Balfour on Hwy. SA)
5048 — Phone 825-4616 (anytime)

9/39 hi

Friendly, natural at-

mosphere, with some of

the LOWEST prices in the
E Kootenays.

MOTHER NATURE'S
"ANTRY

a ae Columbia Ave.

BS Sortoune — 365-7750

/

a
t harvest gol one Dishwasher,

HOMES ws. ea

Your Complete Instant Home-Genter——

gold, di one year ola: tke

SANDAK -
SHOES
As Adveriited

AtTrade Fair
For Demonstration 2 Orders"

- Phone: 365-5022 .

Pwinter, doesn’t your car deserve a face lift
mmer? Act now and get 20% off all labour to

ae
oo -3fIMATES

fe you proud of your‘car again:

ICBC Clams Proces ed

4

In Oglow Subd
1, $850/mer

2/42,
NEED GOOD COUNTRY HOWE fer ‘2 ‘a

yon sold red female

land, Pet“ stock, Gen. -.
-tle, “intelligent, feviag: but but rao} f

sultoble for farm

eratice fi ‘at $150. Phone 0 aes
A.

vgtterSp.m. 3/42
eiee ee DONKEY:
JACK, $600. 359-7750. 3/42

12 WEEK OLD MALE Golden Lab,
has shots, licensed, $10, Ph. 365- .

ONE BEDROOM HOUSE central
located. 365-3228 mornings, 3/4:
2 BEDROOM FURNISHED APT...
newly renovated, quiet working
see No smoking, ne pet: oe

ONE a enenua
bese: ite,

Avail. june
NAGEL APTS. room apt.
Close to town center. Pensioners
referred. Ph. 365.3204, 3/4:
ONE OR possibly 2 bedroom apt.
Iulsions Avail. ‘dune
6 onth, 365-7051 or 365-
3/42

2 BEDROOMS upstairs plus’ o1
bedroom downstai no
2605.

mstairs Irmo. ©
Pergrao

SECOND FLGGR office, space In

conyenlent . downtow:

1 BEDROOM DeLuxe suite, Avall.
ow. Ph, 65-2248 or 965-2704, *

ONE BEDROOM. APT. Available
n 9 - Badroot

1 BEDROOM apa
cent ile  gelaic or Sildren, 365-
PB. me

1Z\ eee

GRIPED ABOUT. HELIN
EXERCISE ~SO 1 SOLD YOUR RI;
DING MOWER WITHAWANTAD.S

person, no smoking, no

‘h, 365-5050. 3/41:

ONE BEDROOM furnished suite In
downtown Castlegar. 345-

MODERN OFFICE
SPACE FOR
sco RENT or LEASE

fh. of modern -atfice,
‘main office and 2 private.

ices.
—fecated on the Highrveay at

PHONE BULL AT
365-3551 of 359-7689

lined 0 “90s AE BP

tank,
chrome trailer
2/4h-

20 Sines sagt. a 5
420 SHi PRON. $50

"Rarer
lou:
: Ce ot + bulla range

ou
with FREE oa Jo directional
lida

Call 365-2668
a lekup or 365-0701 tor”
3/40, ;

150" . pome
in a

HOME,
tubaiidole Pesid atorete, fall
baths, recreation oon, wat ba

foom,
‘itchen, di ining

aon HOUSE. gosultg
fireplace iste

Aires. sae

mirrors: }. 365-7908.
HAND PUSH LAWNMOWER,

a3 new, $15, 365-5159, -2/al

_ Senior Cilzens may advertise any

ern for sale ynder $200 in this
column free ot penis Price. of
item mm must be Included in the ad.
Please’ call betore 12 fe

JAND- 2 BEDROOM suites.” No

Pats, Avail, ‘dune ist and July ist.

Apply Selkirk Manor or ph oe
Hn.

2BEDROOM bosement suite, are

/ BAve. 365-2548, «

furnished. a

kitchen units:

daily, waskly, monthly
REASO! RATES -

(365-751 6 bor! 365-7760

S BDRM. GLDER house, plus TT,
7 miles east of Casil

writing to stlegar News.
007 S couleaan B.C. Ar

ONE BEDROOM APT., stove ai
{rigge. No Pete. near itospital mh
365-6236 of 365-2298.

eee ee ees ane
29°58" COMME! CIAL bi es
Ph, 365-3237. ie e ig

t 60x 125 PRIVATE LOT (Woodland
Saye North: ala

ono DOWN. Fu!
Becuti I lots. ae 9 eat
34 ul located at ie ne

established su!

REALTY WORLD.

or call. to view

T-BEDROOM aiiee Ine
ulilities, Phone 365-247:
LM. fini:

PLUS — SAVINGS ON NEW RV’S IN STOCK
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hook u
$500. o'

ie -

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1981 PROWLER & BIGFOOT TRAILERS.

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