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Wednesday, April 8, 1992

Moore named MVP

NEWS STAFF

goalltender Jacey
Moore was named the Nelson
Midget Reps most valuable

Moore compiled a record of
18-2-2 and a goals against av-
erage of under 2.00, both tops
in the West Kootenay Minor
Hockey Association.

He was selected for the hon-
or by his teammates and
coaches and was presented
with a medal at the team’s
banquet March 29.

“He had a great year, he
played outstanding in the
Provincials and the Winter

Games,” said Nelson coach
Bob Jeffs.
Jeffs said Moore was a big
part of the Reps success this
season. zl
“He’s a good kid, very quiet
but a good team man,” he

Nelson won a bronze medal-
in the B.C. Winter Games,
placed fourth in the Provin-
cials and won its division in
the

Moore, 16, said his accom-
plishments were by no means
asolo effort.

“We had a good team all-
around,” Moore said. “I’ve nev-

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won that much.

“I was a little surprised (at
being selected mvp), but I was
real happy with it,” he said.

Moore hooked up with Nel-
son after being one of the final
cuts from the Castlegar
Rebels. :

Rebels outgoing president
Russ Rilcof said the local Ju-
nior B team is keenly interest-
ed in Moore for next season.

But Jeffs said Moore might
have a few offers to chose from
next season as a result of ex-
posure at the Winter Games
and inci.

mental heritage.

and balanced.

in an open public

we work at it, we can find a way
to bring stability to our working
forests and protect our priceless environ-

It will take goodwill at the table. It -
will take openness, respect, creativity
and patience. And a process that is fair

That’s why the government of British
Columbia has set up the Commission on
Resources and Environment — CORE.

Over the next few months CORE will
be asking British Columbians to participate

there will be a presentation
-* from Phil Angrignon on the
-- first season of the Atom De-

- velopment Program.

Let's shed new light
fan old.problem

deadlines for making recommendations
about where to log and what to protect.

CORE is your chance to help shape
British Columbia’s future. Shouldn’t you
be involved?

More information on CORE and the
choices we face is available in a special
publication, Focus On Resources
& Our Environment .

Watch for it in your mailbox.

It’s time to find

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12 Card of Thanks

CASTLEGAR & District
Community Services would like to
thank Joe Bell of Deebels
Transport in Castlegar for making
the arrangeemnts to have our new
furniture delivered locally, and
from Edmonton via Motorways
Transport, free of charge.
Generous support such as this
helps us to provide our services to
the community. (/28)

17 Notices

NDP FILM NIGHT Wednesday,
April 8, 7:30 Fireside Lounge,
sponsored by Gerald Rotering.
NFB film "Imperfect Union —
Canadian Labour and the Left"
part two: Born of Hard Times. No
admission charge. (2/27)

BEV ZAYTSOFF is happy to
announce she will be available for
apppointments at The Hair Annex.
365-3744. Look forward to seeing
you soon! (3/27)

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In Memoriam

99 Help Wanted

IN loving memory of Lloyd G.
Montgomery, who passed away
April 1, 1984. Too soon taken from
us.

To hear his voice,

To see his smile

To sit and talk

With him awhile

To be together

In the same old way

Would be our dearest

Wish today.

Dear Lord forgive

A silent tear

A constant wish

That he were here

It was your will

And that we know

But he was ours,

And we loved him so.

We miss and love you, as a
husband,father, grandfather and a
friend. And we will for all times to

come. With love forever — wife

Sandy Montgomery & Jollimore
families. (/28)

33 Lost
SUNGLASSES, clip-on in case,

Saturday, March 14, Syringa
Creek/Dam area. 365-6046. (4/24).

UNIQUE wide gold banded watch
with etchings, square face, March
30. Sentimental value. Ph. 399-
4786. (/28)

ALASKA black diamond pendant
by Dairy Queen, March 24.
Sentimental value. Reward. 399-
4438. (4/25)

42 Personal
CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY.
In Memoriam. Donations.
Information Box 3292 Castlegar,
V1N 3H6. Ph. 365-5167. (104/28)

ALCOHOLICS Anonymous and Al-
Anon. Phone 365-3663. (104/91)

CASTLEGAR GRIEF SUPPORT.
Meetings Home Support Office, 7.
p.m. on the 3rd Monday, monthly.
365-6883 or 365-2148. All in grief
welcome. (104/4)

PRI : Individual and/or. Family
Counsellor. 365-8041. (12/20)

Vv CHILDREN

73 Childcare Available

FAMILY Daycare in South
Castlegar. Ph. 365-2750. (8/26)

76 Childcare Wanted
MATURE reliable persons to
babysit, part-time bais, my home.

Own transportation a must. Ph.
365-0094. (3/28)

EMCON SEVICES INC., a
progressive Road and Bridge
Maintenance Contractor in the
Nicola, Okanagan-Shuswap and
Kootenay Boundary Districts is
inviting applications from qualified
individuals interested in the
following positions: Road
Superintendent, Chase/Celista -
competition V-92-01, Road
Superintendent, Castlegar -
Competition G-92-01. These are
challenging positions requiring
highly motivated, confident
individuals with strong leadership
qualities. Road Superintendent
positions are excluded from Union
membership and report to an Area
Supervisor. Superintendents are
responsible for coordinating and
directing work forces involved in
the maintenance and safety of
roads and structures. Interested
individuals possessing the
following qualifications are
encouraged to apply: » Grade 12
education and completion of some
forms of recognized supervisory or
management training. * Extensive
knowledge of road faintenance
Procedures and _ programs,
preferrably in the privatized
highways environment, plus
several years proven experience
in the field, some of which is ina
supervisory capacity. » Strong
leadership, communication and
supervisory skills required. +
Experience and proven ability in
work planning and scheduling,
crew organization, cost estimating
and control, specification
interpretation, contract compliance,
data reporting, resouree
management (equipment, staff,
materials and supplies). -
Experience with Avalanche
conditions and control is preferred.
+ Valid B.C. Driver's License,
minimum Class 3 with air. Please
submit detailed resumes outlining
qualifications, experience, and
references to: Competition: V-92-
01, Division Manager, Emcon

.C., V1T 6M6 or Competition: G-
92-01, Division Manager, Emcon
Services Inc., Box 1930 Grand
Forks, B.C., VOH 1HO. If applying
for both positions, submit one
application to either location and
clearly indicate that you are
interested in both and if
appropriate, indicate your
preference. Applications must be
received no later than April 21,
1992. (3/27)

126 Work Wanted

Vv EMPLOYMENT

93 Career Opportunities
TURN PLAYTIME into earnings
with Discovery Toys. Demonstrate

quality products that help children
learn. Melody, 365-2526 (8/21)

ROAD building, road grading,
loading and hauling, all types of
excavating. Gravel supplies. 365-
3014. (5/26)

18 YR. OLD male will do
yardwork, lawns, cutting, étc. Ask
for David at 365-6316. (3/26)

99 Help Wanted

of paper and mail to:
ACTION ADS, Box 3007
Castlegar, B.C. ViN 3H4

The Castlegar News reserves the right to

PART-TIME help wanted. Must
have strong communication skills.
Apply at Chicken Time. Non
smokers. (3/26)

classify ads under ne: 9
and to determine page location.

HUMAN RIGHTS ACT
All advertisements such as Help Wanted

LEASE operator with 5T truck.
Minimum 22 ft. box for 5 nights per
week. To/from Kelowna. Phone

JOURNEYMAN Carpenter —
doors, decks, drywall, roofing,
repairs, clean-up etc. Free
estimates, guaranteed work. Call
John 365-5428. (7/26)

3/4-TON for hire. Small moves,
spring cleanup, etc. Call Paul,
365-6320 and leave message.
(4/25)

MECHANIC

THE FAR SIDE

By GARY LARSON

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“Say, ain’t you a stranger in the part?”

126 Work Wanted

226

EXPERIENCED homemaker,
caregiver seeks employment with
elderly or disabled. Reasonable
rates. Ph. 365-2778. (3/28)

GARDEN Tilling. Phone Tony 365-
6914 evenings for bookings. (7/28)

WILL wash windows, do yard
work, odd jobs. Reliable. $5 per
hour. 365-4961 or 365-8120.
(3/26)

Seamless Gutters
+4” or 5" Heavy Gauge
+ Painted Aluminum
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Call:

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Easter Basket Bouquet
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Mon. - Set
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253 Music/Art/Dancing

DRUM LESSONS available — fully
qualified — 10 years experience —
all styles. My home or yours. 365-
7243. (3/27) z

365-3240

EARL'S CARPENTRY -— Houses,
renovations, concrete, painting,
swimming pools, liners, chemicals,
spas — reasonable —. work
guaranteed. 365-8355. (tfn/98)

WILL DO OFFICE CLEANING,
spring clean-up with truck or other
small jobs. 359-7187. (7/27)

Vv SERVICE GUIDE
217 Excavating & Drainage

EQUIPMENT |
FOR RENT!

With Operators.

¢ Hitachi Excavator
¢ D6 Cat Dozer
¢ 966 Loader
Hourly or Contract
_Free Estimates

* 268 Plumbing, Htg. & Air Cond.

Valhalla
Plumbing

24-HOUR
EMERGENCY

SERVICE

Please Call

355-2301

292 Tree Services
BRANCHING OUT TREE
SERVICE. 362-5076. (tfn/80)

Vv PETS & LIVESTOCK

351 Pets

MALE DOG, 101/2 months old,
black’ Labrador retriever. Very
active dog — looking for good
home. 399-4403. (2/27)

354 Poultry

PEEP! PEEP! Chicks — Meat
strain, $77/100; pullet, $150/100;
rh duck

ust comply-with-the-Briti:

Human Rights Act. This Act states no

advertisement may state or imply a
ini or on

the basis of an applicant's race, religion,

colour, marital status, ancestry, place of

origin, age, sex (unless the matter relates

to the of public

AND prior approval has been obtained

through the Human Rights Branch).

Gordon at 860-3066 for details.
{3/26}

STORE DETECTIVE. Req'd. for
P/T poss. F/T in future. Prefer
exp'd. but will train. Reliable
transp. req'd. Mail resume w/hand-
written cover letter to Detectex
Security Services ad #102-
8557 Government St., Burnaby,
B.C. V3N 489. (3/28)

MEGHANIG-with -airticket, 10
hours experience in trucks, seeks
to trade labor for time to acquire
Class Ill licence. Call Malcom,
359-7738. (4/25)

CHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP! Will do
quality yard maintenance and
painting. Call Mike, 365-7451.
(4/25)

PH. 365-2743 or
359-7777

ys; geese and st: d
iets at $4.10 each. MOUNTAIN
ATCHERY, 1341-20th Street
S.W., Salmon Arm, B.C., V1E
4M2. Ph: 832-4703. (16/21)

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