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EIGHT-WEEK-OLD bunnies. 365-

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of 4th Ave., North Castlegar.
2/90

LADIES Weddin; ting in
Woodland Park. Reward, 365-
2395 2/89
FOUND: 2 very expensive
cameras near Selkirk Avenue.
Owner may claim by Identifying
at Kootenay Barter Co., Apt. No.
1 after 7 p.m. 2/85
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FAMILY TAX PLANNING. Learn
loopholes to decrease taxes.
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Manitoba R2W 356. 796
24-UNIT trailer park for sale,
Underground wiring, water and
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1-4p.m.
2728 - oth Ave.,

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ORGANS

Uprights; grands
Professional tuning

‘DOING A BIG BUSINESS

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TODAY ,EH,

Castlegar 365-7516

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building, restorations and re-i
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used guitars. 415 Kootenay St.,
Nelson.:352-3324, tn/70:

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HOBBIT. HILL Children’s Centre
offers Quality Licensed Core for
children 3 to 5 yrs., 7 a.m. to
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h. 365-7280, 52/49

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APPLICATION FOR A WATER
UCENCE

TAYLOR MAID COUNTRY: Accep- Creek, which flows South and
ting bookings for December, discharges into Columbia River
January and February, Wed- and give notice of my application
dings, parties, 365-0107 toall persons offected.
as The point of diversion will be
DANCEBAND, avallableforNew !ocated at 150 ft. from South
Year's Eve. 365-3147 9/88 Boundary.
The storage dam will be
located! at 150 ft. from South

undary.
The quantity of water to be
diverted or stored is 1000
gallons/day.
‘he purpose for which the
water will be used is domestic.
ee The land or mine on which the
Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Gillis are water will be used Is Lot District
leased to announce the lL included in
marriage of their daughter
Nadine

Mr. and
Gral n Friday, Nov. 11,
1983 in the Seattle Temple. _-/90
‘or mine where the water is to be
used and two copies will be filed
in the office of the Water Recor-

jer at Nelson, B.C.

Oblections to this application
may be filed with the said Water
Recorder, HH yf
Weter Rights,

Buildings, Victoria, B.C. or with

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doy of the first publication of the
application,

Ed Conroy

Castlegar Air Cadets
NUT DRIVE

House to House

Nov. 15 & 16

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Applicant

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publication was Nov. 9, 1983. /90

RENT

The 8.C. Heart Foundation ac-
cepts with gratitude “In
"di which

Honoring.
Mr. & Mrs. Geo. Bray's

50th WEDDING

ANNIVERSARY

EMOTIONS Anonymous, Tues-
days 8 p.m. Castlegar Volunteer
Exchange, W og 7: Te
Knox United, thurs. 7:30
Nelson, Answering

Costlegur Air Cadets
NUT DRIVE

House to House
Nov. 15 & 16
DANCE BANDS and mobile Disco

available for any type of engage-
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LAND SALE

B.C. HYDRO
ARROW
RESERVOIR
FORMER
OWNERS ONLY

B,C. Hydro plans a sale of sur-
ius lands along the Arrow
eservoir, from Revelstoke to

Castlegar commencing in

February, 1984.

All these who sold land to
Hydro and have not retained
waterfront or repurchased
lands under the resettlement
scheme will have equal
status. :

In order to assure you are on
our mailing lis ase write
giving your current mailing
address and the approximate
location of your former land
holdings to:

ATTENTION: E. Moffat

NOT LATER THAN
FEBRUARY 1, 1984

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helps promote Heart Research.
Cards sent to ext tot lo Box

3023, Castlegar, B.C, /80

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365-5210

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Number is 365-2212

SALE

12 NOON SHARP

Viewing from 9 a.m. to sale time.

PARTIAL LIST OF ITEMS:
Shop Equipment Viking Fridge
Harrison Metal Lathe (note below)
Walker Turner % H.P. 6” Jointer
Rockwell Wood Lathe

Des!

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* Appliances
Electric Stoves

Fri. 9a.m.-5 p.m.

399-4793

SURPLUS

AUCTION

Trail Junior Secondary School
Cedar Ave., Downtown Trail

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12

Washer & Dryer

Adding Machines
Gestetner Copy Machine
11 Office Desks

‘Approx. 100 Windows
‘% Upright piano

NOTE: At this sale we will also sell the (Harrison 48" metal lathe) which is
located at J. L. Crowe Sr. Sec. Machine Shop. You can view this lathe Mon.-

TERMS: CASH OR CHEQUE WITH PROPER I.D.
Not responsible for loss of property or accident.

RUSSELL AUCTION

Procrastinators busy

CALGARY (CP) — Pro-
castinators are often thought
to be lazy and slothful, ap-
pearing to put off tasks be-
cause they can’t be bothered
to do them.

However, experts say peo-
ple often avoid certain ob-
ligations not’ because they
are lazy, but because they
are too busy.

“Procrastinators some-
times are too hard on them-
selves because they're trying
to do too many things for too
many people, too much of the
time,” said Robert Schulz, an
associate professor at the
University of Calgary's man-
agement faculty.

“Most procrastinators are
doing more things than any-
one else.”

Schultz, who conducts time
management seminars, said
busy procrastinators usually
can solve the dilemma by or-
ganizing their time better
and» being more realistic
about their tasks.

“People put too

things to do with estimates
on how long tasks take.

If part of the problem is
getting started, Schulz rec-
ommended the first tasks be
more pleasant ones, paving
the way for less desirable
chores.

“Most procrastinators are
great when they get going,
but it’s tough to get going,”
said Schulz.

He also said procrastin-
ators work well under pres-
sure, “so what happens, I'll
put a little pressure on you to
get you to produce.”

He said it’s important to
have a sense of humor about
the predicament.

“You've got to be able to
laugh at yourself now and
again. What the heck? Life
shouldn't be all that tough.”

Even though some procra-
tinators suffer from an over-
loaded schedule, others delay
tasks for any number of
psychological reasons.

Lenora Yuen, a California

many things on their plate,”
he said. “So what the pro-
crastinator has to do is elim-
inate some things.”

The procrastinator's time
can also be better organized
by making a list of daily

psy said some peo-
ple delay action in their re-
lationships to maintain their
dependence on someone — or
their independence.

A woman might never get
around to doing certain tasks
which would separate her

from a boyfriend because she
is afraid of independence, she
said.

On the other hand, a man
might delay phoning a wom-
an for a date because he is
afraid of getting too close to
someone.

At work, people often
delay tasks because they are
perfectionists and ‘unrealistic
about what they can produce.

“Because so many procras-
tinators are perfectionists,
they tend to set goals that
are unrealistically high or
demanding and expect them-
selves to attain their goals,”
Yuen said.

Like Schultz, Yuen sug-
gested procrastinators think
carefully about their goals.

“A lot of procrastinators
don't take their time com-
mitments fully into account,”
she said. “They really need to
sit down and think about how
much time they have avail-
able.” d

And the procrastinator is
the only one who can change
their behavior, said Yuen.

“I think that people really
need to recognize that their
procrastinating is their pro-
crastinating. They are the
only ones who can change it
— nobody can doit for them.”

Gander’s love life just
ducky now, thanks

WELLTON, ARIZ. (AP) —
Dizzy the gander’s lonely
love life was a matter of com-
munity concern for . more
than a decade. But it’s just
ducky now, thanks to some
human matchmakers who’
fixed him up with the goose
of his dreams.

The Further and Amorous
Adventures of Dizzy began
about 12 years ago when Sam
Finfrock brought the grey
‘goose to the pond at the But-
terfield golf course, said Vi-
vian Hibbard, recreation dir-
ector in this town of 1,000
about 50 kilometres east of
Yuma, Ariz.

Ugly duckling, or gosling,
that he was, Dizzy was ig-
nored by the mated pair of
white geese and the ducks
who frequented the pond.

“We felt so sorry for him
because he was so lonely,”
Hibbard said recently.

In his solitude, Dizzy ap-
parently came to think of
Finfrock as his father. When
Sam drives away from the
golf course, Dizzy “runs after
the truck crying,” Hibbard
said. “It’s pitiful.”

She also said Dizzy follows
his human friends around the
links — such as Bob Davis, a
winter visitor from Crescent
City, Calif.

“The son of a gun tells me
how lousy I am,” Davis said.
“He picks at my golf bag and
my clubs and the hole when

Tm putting. He seems to get
disgusted with me. I can't
blame ‘him. I get disgusted,
too.”
GETS SYMPATHY

The town’s sympathy for
Dizzy’s solitary state led to
an extensive search to help
with his romantic endeavors.
Townspeople ran ads in the
paper.

It was a particularly dif-
ficult search, because Dizzy
was “so particular about his
women,” Hibbard said.
“Geese breed for life and are

to breed with

ing out for his dream goose
and Davis — never one to
hold a grudge despite Dizzy's
implied criticism of his golf
game — found her. The suit-
able companion was a beauti-
ful young emperor goose
named Ms. Dizz.

“I brought her home in a
box,” Davis said. “I let her
go, and she swam out into the
lake and then flew away.”

“Bob's heart was broken,” :

Hibbard said. “Dizzy wasn't
feeling too good, either.
After all, he is a very loving

other types of geese — com-
puter dating doesn't always
work.”

Dizzy apparently was hold-

But two days later, Ms.
Dizz flew back into Dizzy’s
life just as suddenly as she
had disappeared.

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