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KEEP A FIT HEART MONTH is be!

jag obverved in the Castlegar East and West Kootenay area représentative of the B.C. Heart

area with numerous activities starting with Sunday's WAMM Foundation Jackie McNabb and a B.C. board of director Wendy

Walk which saw a good response by the residents. The city shows Davie.
its support with the ying of the Heart Month fag which was Sunda:
raised at City Hall Monday. Taking

Calderbank, Mayor Ed Mosby,

mn director Jack Alouf,

Other activities for Keep a Fit Heart Month are Recreation
, this weekend at Stanley Humphries Secondary School,
Part in the raising of the flag Feb. 20 to 22 fitness testing stations at SHSS and the Keep a Fit

are, left to right, local Heart Foundation president Albert Heart Ball Feb. 22.—Castlegar News Photo

Castlegar Christmas Seal Campaign
Up $371 from Previous Campaign

‘The 1974 Christmas Seal
campaign has officially closed
with the largest campaign total
in the 52 year history of
Christmas Seals in British
Columbia,

Christmas Seal campaign
coordinator Ed McLachlan re-

ports the final figure to be
$559,960, up from $485,476 in
1973, Mr. McLachlan added
that although the work of
Christmas Seals gains consider-
able public exposure during the
Christmas Season, the real
work goes on year round, and
that ‘i

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made throughout the year play
an important part in the
funding of research projects,
medical facility building assist-
ance grantsand public and
sional seduentié:

work done by the 56 Christmas
Seal committees in British
Columbia who had contributed

CANADIAN LEGION

VALENTINE DANCE

Friday, Feb. 14 —
LEGION HALL
LIVE MUSIC
“COLONIALS”
Admission — -$2 Per Person
Food and Refreshments Available

Advance Tickets may be purchased at the
Legion Lounge

9 p.m. to 1 a.m.

more than 25,000 hours of
volunteer time to the 1974
Campaign, and thanked the
news media for what he termed
“overwhelming support In our
fight against respiratory dis-
ease.”

Final campaign contribu-
tions from Castlegar total
$2,697 up from $2,326 in last
year's campaign, The Castlegar
Christmas Seal committee
chairman is Mrs. Betty Oglow
of the Castlegar: Rotary Anns

Driving,
A Full-Time

Visual Job

The B.C, Automobile Asso-
ciation reminds motorists that.
driving is a full-time visual job.

Because the traffic piclure
can change radically in an
Instant, drivers must be pre-
pared to react in time to avert a
possible accident. This, BCAA
says, means that your eyes and
your attention must concen-
trate solely on driving. Eating,
admiring the scenery or day-
dreaming when behind the
wheel, are hazardour’practites'

Funeral Service Saturday
For David John Davies, 19

Funoral service ts to be
held Saturday at 11am. from
St, Rita's Catholic Church for
David John Davies, 19, of
Kinnaird, who died suddenly
Monday.

Born Aug. 20, 1955, in
Victoria, Mr. Davies receiv

his elementary schooling in .

Surrey and Kinnaird and at-
tended Stanley Humphries Se-
candary School,

He came to Castlegar In
the carly 1960's and was active
in sports during his’ school
years, Mr, Davies was a pitcher
with Castlegar Little League
All-Stars baseball team and a
player in Minor Hockey. His
current interests had been art
and music.

Buckna of Trail, Mr. and Mrs,
Peter Oglow of Castlegar and
Mrs, Ruth Davies of Victoria,
Rov. W. Harrlson will
officiate at the service with
burial to take place al Park
Memorial Cemetery.

Ferry Traffic ©
In January

Increased

Truck traffic on the Castle-
kar Ferry has increased by
1,413 in January of this year
over that during the same
month last year,

Number of trucks for Jan-
uary 1976 are reported to total

He is survived by his . 9,339 against 7,926 in January

parents, Mr, and Mrs, Ivan
Oglow; three brothers, Don,
Dana and Darrin and three
sisters, Cheryl, Candis and
Cynthia, all al home.

Also surviving sre grand-
parents Mr. and Mrs. John

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Imagine waking up and
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“Four out of five smokers
had parents who smoked!" or
“Don't let your heart attack

out”

What about “Seven per
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cent of all alcohol sold"?

Or “My belt for the road
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is becoming a Wal

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al .
Other January statistics
are as follows with the 1974
+ figures indicated in brackets:
umber of round trips,
(3,078) 3,188; number of auto-
mobiles and drivers, (23,060)
24,259; number of passengers
not driver, (92,800) 94,713;
number of trailers and semi-

trailers, (189) 259; ‘number of *

motor buses, (82) 125; number
of motor cycles, (1) —; and
number of livestock, (8) 2.

East and West
Unite to Co-Host
Engineers’ Meet

Last weekend the wheels
were put in motion to host the
1976 annual meeting of the
Professional Engineers of Brit-

Columbia to be held in
September at Fairmont Hot
Springs.

The West and East Koote-
nay branches of the Association
will co-host the event, expected
to draw more than 850 visitors:

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three-day event, in addition to
technical and business sessions,
will feature swimming, hiking,
tours, horse-back riding, golf,
and a big game banquet.

Johnny's Grocery & Gas Sales

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OPEN 7 A.M. TO 9 P.M. 7 DAYS A WEEK

A group of Kootenay en-
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ly to establish the working
committees and areas of re-
sponsibility.

Mr. and Mrs. Gwilym

" United. Appeal Recepients Attend: “Annual
Meeling Giving Report on Year's Activities

(continued from page 1)

Castlegar and District Sen-
ior Citizens’ Association repre-
sentative, J. Stier, stated paid
up membership in 1974 total
183 and the association was
hoping to top 200 in 1975.

He described the members
as a very active yroup which
help on a volunteer basis with
many community projects in-
cluding Heart Clinic, TB Van,
Blood Donors’ Clinic, Keep Fit
Week and the library.

Bruce Lee gave a run-down
of special activities of Royal
Canadian Air Cadets 581
(Castlegar) Squadron as well as

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accounting for the training
involved during the past year
and of plans laid for the future.

Athletic Association repre-
sentative Don Mair called at-
tention tolthe high calibre being
obtained in sporting activities.”

He said Minor Hockey has
a rogistration of 450 boys with a
$16,000 budget. OF this budget
85 per cent is raised by Minor
Hockey Association.

He noted that it cost 40 per
cent more for a figure skater
than it did for a hockey player
with some of the girls working
towards being pros.

He felt baseball put Castle-
gar on the map last year
following the local team taking
second place in the Broncos.

‘The girls Softball Club has
become the newest member of
the Athletic Association which
the association has tried to
support in the same manner a3
the boys with protective hel-
met, balls and uniforms. He also
touched upon soceer, tennis and
swimming.

Lillian Goosen, speaking
for the Canadian Bible Society,
stated the output annually
totalled three million scriptures
in 75 languages including
braille.

Edna Schulte spoke of the
‘Canadian Cancer Society ac-
knowledging Incal activities as
well as stating five patients
here had been helped with
travel or accommodation at
Vancouver.

She noted memorium dona-
tions were at a high level. She

said this money was used solely
for research purposes.

Al Clausen, for St. John
Ambulance, stated this was the
only area of this size that had
no honorarium with money
used strictly for books with
instruction done on a volunteer
basis.

Rosemary Jensen report-
ed on the area’s newest service,
the Castlegar Homemakers,
which opened its office Oct. 1. A
strong need for this service has
already been indicated, she
stated.
Father W. Harrison and
Joyce Pearce jointly reported
on Silver Birch School and the
Adult Activity Centre. They
spoke of accomplishments as
well asa need for help in
repairing the building now used
as the Adult Activity Centre.

Doreen Armstrong, as re-
presentative of the Kinwood-
Bolle parent group, stated
there are

their wives, who will look alter
a comprehensive ladies" pro-

erous’ committees
wercestablished, with a Bavar- | A¥MeexTa!
ian costume theme determined.
ne of the first items will be
publicity at the 1975 annual
meeting to be held at Harrison
Hot Springs in September.
Convention chairman will
be Ted Steaey, P. Eng.; white
Len Fransen, P. Eng., will
handle accommodation; and
Bud Meckling, P. Eng.,
charge of publicity.

Police Report
Sudden Death

OF 19-Year-Old

‘A sudden death has been
reported to local RCMP.

A spokesman for the de-
tachment said David John
Davies, 19, of Kinnaird was
found Monday at his residence
and pronounced dead. The
coroner has been advised and
the matter is still under investi-

tion,
No foul play is suspected,

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and Genelle district. Besides
the numerous activities normal-
ly carried out, two rangers
were assisted on trips, one te
Vancouver and the other to
Hamilton, Ont.

‘An extensive report was
given on the activities of the
Robson Recreation Society by
Mrs. Martin Vanderpol with
Jim Cromwell reporting on
blood clinfes, G. Hughes on the
Kootenay Columbia District,
Boy Scouts, Cee Pepper for
Kootenay Pentecostal Camp,
and Harold Webber for the
Castlegar Museum.

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