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BRITISH COLUMBIA The Vancouver Sun, Friday, December 29. 1995 irni B.C. NEWS IN BRIEF Do-gooder overwhelmed by volunteers PENTICTON A restaurant owner who served up a free Christmas dinner has enough leftover turkey to stuff 50 people. Munchie Island owner Bob Ings organized the feast after meeting several local residents last year who literally had nowhere to go on Christmas Day. Ings said he was overwhelmed, not by the number of people who came for the dinner, but by the number who came to help.

Several businesses and individuals donated food and other goods. One woman brought in a huge deli tray, while other people brought in turkeys. The leftovers are no problem. "We're having a turkey dinner special at night and turkey clubs for lunch," he said. Canadian Press 4,000 to 5,000 vinyl records, which have fallen victim to the more popular videos, compact discs and cassette tape.

"We are discontinuing the record service because we can't purchase records any more," said associate chief librarian Carol Martin. McAnulty is distressed by the planned sale Jan. 21. "We're talking about old records, opera, we're talking Maori war chants, the history of Hawaiian music in three volumes," McAnulty said. "We're talking about stuff that basically is not going to be re-released on CD or cassette." JF 1 Canadian Press Action against drunk driving sought '80s CHRYSLER SOUGHT IN FATALITY Debris at the scene of a Gibsons hit-and-run fatality has led RCM? to believe a 1982-to-1989 Chrysler vehicle was involved, Sgt.

Rick Sargent said Thursday. He said the vehicle could be a Diplomat, Caravelle, Newport or New Yorker, and is probably a medium to light color. As well, it may be damaged in the centre-front grille, right-front of the fender and possibly on the hood and windshield. Jennifer Stewart, 34, was killed in the incident. She was walking on South Fletcher Road with her family and a friend at about 6 p.m.

Tuesday when a car hit all six from behind. Sargent said the response from the community has been overwhelming. "The community support has been more than we could expect." Burnaby slaying victims named RCMP have released the name of two people found slain in the burned-out room of a Burnaby home last week. Eugene Uyeyama, 35, and his 30-year-old wife, Michele, had been strangled. They were found last Thursday night in their residence at 5711 Highfield Drive.

Police believe the fire was set in an attempt to destroy evidence. A gas container was found at the scene. RCMP say Eugene Uyeyama was involved in the drug trade. Victoria library sells vinyl collection VICTORIA It's the passing of an era one that Greater Victoria Library patron Quinn McAnulty says will rob many of sounds from the past. The Friends of Greater Victoria Library will sell off the library's collection of some New B.C.

Supreme Court justice named KELOWNA Barry Michael Davies, a lawyer with Pushor, Mitchell, Davies, Montgomery and Company, has been appointed to the B.C. Supreme Court. Davies, 48, replaces Justice K.F. Arkell, the only B.C. Supreme Court judge in Vernon, who has retired.

Canadian Press PRINCE GEORGE A woman whose husband and two of her three children were killed by a drunk driver is using her wedding anniversary as a day of action. Jim and Betty Ciccone would have been married for 22 years on Thursday. "If the roles were reversed, if Jim were here, I know there would be changes happening because he held such energy," Ciccone said from her home in Prince Rupert. David Kevin Johnson, 27, was sentenced to 3a years in prison for impaired driving causing death and leaving the scene of an accident. She says people in Prince Rupert are angry and, within hours of the sentencing in Prince George, she had 15 people at her home ready to support her demands for an appeal of Johnson's sentence.

Canadian Press Drug carrier adds time to sentence NANATMO A prisoner's attempt to bring drugs into the Nanaimo Regional Correctional Centre has extended his stay by six months. When Francis Ferguson, 34, returned from a party outside the facility guards found cocaine and marijuana in his underwear during a routine search. Canadian Press STEVE BOSCH Vancouver Sun DOWNTOWN RECREATION area known as David Lam park stretches along north side of False Creek on old Expo lands. Expect more from Sears no L5o 0(3 Starts Dec. 26 and ends Dec.

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