The Castlegar Sun

Monday, December 23, 1991 ')

Dialogue

BY TONI REINHOLD

. BOB'S BEGINNINGS -
Where did Bob Costas, the
sportscaster, get his start in
broadcasting? Where is he
‘from? How old is he? - R.H.,
No. Highlands, Calif.

Bob Costas

« “NFL Live" and “NBA
Showtime” host Costas, a two-
:time Emmy Award winner as
‘Outstanding Sports Personaii-
‘ty/Host, joined NBC in 1980.
_ His career began at radio and
_TV station WSYR, the student
, Stations of Syracuse Universi-
ty, which he attended. He then
-joined St, Louis radio station
KMOX, where he did the play-
by-play for the Spirits of the
“old American Basketball Asso-
‘ elation. He moved on to handle
: various, assignments for CBS
: Sports and did the radio broad-
: casts of University of Missouri
‘ basketball games from 1976-
B1. The 39-year-old Costas was
: born in Queens, N.Y., and grew
iup on Long Island. He also
{ hosts the late-night NBC inter-
(view program “Later With
} Bob Costas.”

\ HE'S A PRINCE - I loved
‘Kevin Costner's work in “Rob-
tin Hood: Prince of Thieves”
rand would like to know what
the has planned for the future. —
iPL, South Bend, Ind,

: Costner’s latest film,
: “JFK,” which was directed by
+ Oliver Stone, has just been re-
jleased by Warner Bros.
+ Costner has begun production
jon “The Bodyguard,” in which
the will star opposite song-
stress Whitney Houston, who
: will be making her film debut.
:Costner is also co-producing
“The Bodyguard.”

: QUEEN REBA - I’m sure
ithat Reba McEntire has won
Vocalist of the Year at least
three times, but my husband
:says I'm stretching things.
:Hasn’t she won this award sev-
‘¥ral times? - J.N., Plainview,
Texas
+! McEntire did set a record as
‘the Country Music Associa-
ion’s only four-time Female
‘Wocalist of the Year. She has
jad 22 consecutive top-10
‘country hits. Her current al-
xbum, “Rumor Has It,” has al-
yready sold some 1.5 million
“copies. Her most recent single
zis titled “For My Broken
“Heart.”

DOWN THE NILE - How
xold were Richard Burton and
Elizabeth Taylor when they
tstarred in “Cleopatra”? Were
Sthey both born in England? -
{MS., Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario,
3Canada
: Taylor was 31 and Burton
swas 38 when “Cleopatra” was
‘released in 1963. She was born
in London, and he was born in
Pontrhydyfen, Wales.

y Annie’s Gold Jewellery
; obby-Fireside Hotel’

HOROSCOPES |

Dec 29-Jan 4 -

ARIES — March 21/April 20
Let others take the lead, and don’t be
too envious if they scem to hog the
limelight. It’s time you learned to be
more sensitive to other people's feel-
ings. What looks like good news
could reach you in the next day or
two, but vou may feel it’s just a bit
too early to celebrate

‘TAURUS — April 21/May 21
You may feel your work is piling up
on you, so it's best to ignore petty
problems and concentrate on long-
term objectives, You will have the
backing from somcone in authority
even though this might not be made
clear from the beginning.

GEMINI — May 22/June 21

It’s going to be rather busy at the
start of the week, and you'll find
there is quite a lot of pressure on
you, Relatives play a big part in your
activities — especially tcisure
arrangements, Don't. expect great
things from the coming weekend
because it looks as if you could be
heading for a very quiet time, proba-
bly do to a broken engagement.

CANCER — June 22/July 22
Take every chance you get this week
to make changes and push forward
with new ideas. Try not to take
things to seriously, and don’t let the
litle worries get you down or it will
affect your work and others around
you,

LEO - July 23/Aug 23
Friends get you involved in some-
thing rather different in the next few
days, and it's up‘to you not to be a
bore; join in and show a bit of enthu-
siasm. There are going to be a few
aggravations cropping up at work
which could lead to a quarrel, Don’t
e things that are said in the heat
of the moment too much to heart.

VIRGO ~ Aug 24/Sept 22

There are some problems ahead with
relatives. If you give them a bit of
your time, things should work out in
the end, Work goes fairly smoothly
as long as you resist any pressure to
alter your routine. Work at your own
pace in the way you know best. Be
prepared to defend yourself if any-
one is inclined to criticize you,

LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23

You are full of energy this week, so
make sure you take full advantage of
it, The daily routine is going to fly
by and you'll be very involved in
social activities. A new friend could
lead to a bit of excitement! Keep an
eye on your spending.

SCORPIO — Oct 24/Nov 22

‘Try to get the most dreaded chores»

out of the way as soon as possible,
because you're going to find things a
bit hectic toward the end of the
week. Married Scorpios could find
they have to devote a lot more time
to their partners around mid-week, A
little difficulty that has been caused
by a rather stubbom friend will soon
be cleared, te

SAGITTARIUS — Nov 23/Dec 21
People around you are going to treat
you like an important person this
week, Your fun loving nature will
tend to draw people toward you and
it's probably going to be a case of
beating off your many admirers. All
the attention you are getting might
make you unaware of a close
friend's troubles, so stay alert.

CAPRICORN Dec 22/Jan 20
An unexpected visit is going to
cause a change in routine this week;
it could all lead to a small domestic
crisis, You should be able to cope if
are a bit more assertive. Don't let
yourself be brow-beaten into doing
something which you know.is
against your nature and not in your
best interests.

AQUARIUS - Jan 21/Feb 18
Family and domestic affairs, domi-
nate your life right now, and that
could interfere rather seriously in
your daily work routine. You will
find people have a lot of confidence
in you, so there will be plenty of lee-
way to put off unimportant chores,
leaving you time to concentrate on
immediate problems.

PISCES — Feb 19/March 20
The start of the week will be a time
to get down to all the little jobs you
have been ignoring recently. It’s
basically a very quict period, but you
are going to be thrown into the deep
end toward the weekend if you don’t
stop daydreaming and start working
out ways to make those constant
fantasies of yours turn into real life
challenges.

YOUR BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
E The next 12 months

Now is not the time to rush into any
life-altering plans. Keep your
thoughts clear because any change

you make now will affect you for the’

next 18 months. Remember, that it is
much better to let ing slip

Calvin and Hobbes”

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ROSALYN, WE'RE GOING TO
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‘RIGHT, HERES
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By Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott

away, then regret the decision to go
through with it later. Keep your own
best interests in mind. .

+ Dec, 19

Pick Up Your
Royal Treat
At The
Castlegar
Dalry Queen

Se from the. 3%
Management and Staff of .

BIRTHDAY

Joshua, Happy 7th
Love Mom, Dad, Lyle & Dillan

+ Dec, Joshua Lamont,
Love Grandma & Grandpa Manning

Cathy Paszty, 21 Years
From Mom, Dad & Lorraine

Marlon, Have a good onal!
From all of us at The CastiogarSun.

Stacy, Oh My Godilll! 2011
From all of us at The Castlegar Sun

Justin Zimmerman, 14
From Mom, Dad & Aaron

Grandma Manning

From Gord, Jeanne & family
Grandpa Menning

Happy 00th Birthday
Jeanne, Gord & family

THIS WEEK'S WINNER IS INDICATED BY LOGO

_ Merry Christmas and ~
__ Season's Greetings —

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‘Worsflp at the Church of Your Chole

ST. DAVID'S .
ANGLICAN CHURCH
614 Christina Place
December 24
7pm - Family Eucharist
11 pm - Holy Communion

December 25
10 am - Holy Communion
BCP

- December 29

The Rev. Dorothy Barker
'\’: 366-2272 or 365-6720
“To Know Christ and Make Him Known?

| : BIRTHS |
Mr..& MRS. DOUG LANIGAN
are ‘pleased to announce the
birth of their first son, Tiger James.
Born November 27, 1991 in
Edmonton, AB,

RAUQUST, Barry & Shelley (nee
Tuma) are ‘thrilled to announce the
arrival of Caitlin marie on Decem-
ber 9, 1991 at 7:21 a.m., weighing
5 Ibs. 1 oz. Proud grand parents
are Chuck & Lil Tuma and Ted &
Marj Rauquest. °

ENGAGEMENTS
& WEDDINGS |.

Jeffrey David Calder, son of
David Calder and the late
Gail Calder, wishes to an-
nounes his engagement to

ST. JUDE
O Holy St. Jude; Apostle and
Martyr, great in virtue and rich In
miracles, near kinsman of Jesits
Christ, falthful intercessor: of all
who Invoke ‘your spocial patro-
nage In'time of nead. To you |

‘my heart and humbly of you,
fo whom God has pre such
great power, to come to my as-
sistance, Help me in my present
and urgent petition, In-return |

own and cause your name to
be Invoked. Say

rs, Hall Marys and Glory.Be
Publication must be: promised,
St. Jude pray fer us, and all who
Invoke your ald. Amen. This no-
vena must be sald for 9 conse-
cutive days and has never been
known to fall. H.D, i

UNHAPPY WITH the taste or smell

of your drinking water? Water filtra-

tlon may be the answer to your

problem. Call for free in-home trial.
0 — Tral oer,

2 months 365-7604 ' :

have recourse from the dopth of | -

‘promise to make your name |:

ree Our Fa- |,

6 BABY cockatiels: 3 white; 2 gray

Shwarzenberg Ken
40 Ib.Dog Food $16.40 no G.S.T.
‘We Also Sell!

"All Sizes of Travel Cages";
Leashes © Nall Clippers ¢ Brushes
Shampoos ¢ Whistles «
85-5104 ete. 305-5464

Minto Rd., Castlegar Industria! Park)

REGISTERED PUPPIES — Boston
Terriers, Lhasa Apsons,. Toy Fox
Terrier, Miniature Schnauzers. 825-
4471 — Nelson

ments after one

‘The Castlegar Sun will not be responsible for any orrors in advertise-

of the

Is the resp to read
the ad whon It Is first published and to insure that It Is correct. If no notl-
fication Is given, the Castlegar Sun will regard the ad as correct and will
charge accordingly. The Castlegar Sun accepts no llability In any event
greater than the amount pald for such advertising.

JOBFINDER
THE Canadian Employment
Centre In Trail has the following
Job opportunities
#1549260 Plumber required

BUSINESS OPPOR-
TUNITY.

BE YOUR OWN BOSS, MONEY

FILM TO PHOTO Inj

f N.

Volume permitting." .
Why wait days for your photos

full-time, $16.00 + when you can enjoy them almost

REGISTERED PUPPIES: Boston
Terriers, Yorkies, Pekingese, Minla-
fure Schnauzers, Chows, 825-4471,

LIVESTOCK |.
_& FARM SUPPLIES

BUGGY IN 1 428-

MAKING OPPORTUNITIES,
SMALL INVESTMENT. 426-2761
EXT. B2— CRANBROOK,

Instantly? Just drop ‘them here on
your way to run errands, and pick
them up on your way home!

depending on experience. Certi-
fied or 3d year apprentice pre-
ferred with furnace service
experience, preferred with "B"
gas ticket. peply by resume to
Rossland Mechanical, Box 201,
Rossland, BC VOG 1Y0

#159532 Companion required in
Frultvate- to assist a person ina

BUSINESS WITH or without stock.

Attached 2 bedroom living quarters Logue Studio

with basement. Asking $89,000 will 1125 = 4th St, Castlegar
hold mortgage. 357-9930 Satmo, s 365-7515
BC

3376 — Creston

2 day per week, GREAT OPPORTUNITY 85 seat, Ii-

Some work, must

HAY: ALFALFA grass or mixed, list
or 2nd cut, no rain, in shed delivery
-arranged $60 $85/ton phone 428-
2854 — Lister, BC |

censed restaurant for lease in Fruit-
yale 367-7664 ask for Dan.

SLOCAN PARK Gas Bar & 3-Bay
service centre on about 5 acres
with 3 bedroom home, barn and out

have own vehicle. Wage is
$30/day. Phone Mr. Jack Bitz
for an appointment, 362-7344,
#1569168 Autobody Repairer
red in C perma-

| BABYSITTING |

VICTORIA — PROF! INAL
Psychic. Tarot Cards, $25, Psycho-
metry, $25, Palm, $25.‘ Private psy-
chic consultation,s $50. Indepth
reading, $100, Victoria will help de-
velop valuable information to re-
solve your problems In marriage,
love, YJ Ips, busi-

HELP. WANTED. |

MOTHER OF TWO WILL BABYSIT

nent full-time. Wage is'$17. per
IN HOME, CALL CINDY 365-7567;
WAGES NEGOTIABLE,

hour. Prefer fully qualified jour-
neyman or at least five years

buildings on Highway 6. Asking
$159,000, Phone Syd, Syber Real-
ty, Kel 62-8100.

ATTENTION. LADIES! Nation's
#1 image company Is looking for
serlous women to trail as pro-

ness, work environment, finances,
children, ete. All readings are pri-
vate'& confidential. Victoria will find

your higher potentials, your oppor- .

tunities, and the many more bene-

fe reps, no prior,expari-
ence. Part or full-time.’ Earn up
to'$100/day. Call Helena at
(604) 521-3004 ~

P apply by phone or
send resume to Jason required
in, Performance West enterpris-
es, 2516 - 10th Ave., Castlegar,
BC VIN 3A2, 365-2585,
#1570111 Electriclan App
required in Castlegar. Must be
2d, 3d, 4th year electrical ap-

WILL BABYSIT in your home.
Foundation home area Robson
365-3691 :

ie EDUCATION I

HOME SCHOOLERS — complete

BUSINESS
SERVICES

WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHS: Fo!
fe ults &

P tes
tice. Must have own hand prices, call GILLES at 359-7759,

tools and be familiar in wood support. I

Christian curriculum. Individualized

fits to. your, life. I parable
quality and care Is guarantied.
Reading by appointment or mail. If
you wish a.personal reading by
mail please enclose the following
information: Place of birth, date of
birth, signature. You may ask 3
questions of any nature. Please cir-
cle your choice of readings. En-
close money order for the.choice of
your reading. Please indicate read-
Ing to be In letter,form or cassette,
Mall to 422-11 Ave. S., Cranbrook,

(Castlegar)
* Late French
‘ immersion

A full-time, term, Grade 7 position is
avallable from February 24 to June 30, 1992.
Fluency in French and English required.
Applications and supporting documents
must ba submitted by 12:00 noon on
January 10,1992 to:

of Schools

BC or phone for an appol
from 11 a.m. -& p.m. .

865 Columbia Avenue
c

WEST KOOTENAY.
SINGLES CLUB.

+ 865-9834 of 352-6649, . .-

. Are you single; wishto meet~'-|.
.]-~nevki people? Gall 368-9322,

B.C. VIN 1H6
Fax: 604-365-7731

For specific information call Bruce Gerrand,

Principal, Kinnaled ju

[ comine EVENTS

COOK 3/4 day a week Dam Inn
Ni d Pub, South Slocan

: Kim F :
daughter of Doug and Patti
3 ichards.

FIRST LIGHT is SECOND
NATURE. New Year's Eve
at the Nelson

PERSONALS |

Civic Centre. Drug/alcohol free
event for the whole family. Lots
of activities i ice skat-

DAD: & two children need
Granny to live-in 5 daysAveek
in Blueberry Creek. Please
call 365-7234 after 6 pm.

ing. Doors open at 7 p.m..Dance
to Second Nature at 9:30
p.m. Tickets at Door $10 and
under. Low income family tick-
ets call 365-2104

MERRY CHRISTMAS anda
Happy New Year to all my good
: nd lati

| LOST & FOUND

359-7515 after 11 a.m.

SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.9#

-| 5 SS#1, Trail BC V1R 28.

POSITION AVAILABLE Food serv-
ice supervisor shared by 2 long
term care facilities in Creston is re-
quired. Experience in long term
care Food Service an asset. Must
be a graduate from an accepted
Food Service Supervisory program
or equivalent and eligible for mem-
bership to Canadian Food Services
Supervisory Association. Send re-
sume to : Box 969, Creston, BC
VOB 1GO0. For further information,
please contact Administrator at
428-7188 or 428-2283 — Creston.

B jends
— Alice Kanigan, Kelowna, 8C
eoo0°0

‘~~. Prayer to St. Joseph over

» 1900 years old.
O St. Joseph whose protection
is so great, So strong, so prompt
before the Throne of God, |
place in you all my i and

‘LOVED & MISSED white shaggy

small Lhasa Apso. Answers to
taggs. Reward for return or info.

Gall 365-6273.

PETS FOR SALE |

desires. O.St. Joseph do assist
me by your powerful interces-
sion and obtain for me from your
Divine Son all spiritual blessings
through Jesus Christ, Our Lord;
so that having engaged here

below your Heavenly power I}.
and

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may offer my Tt
Homage to the Loving of
Fathers. O St. Joseph, | never
weary contemplating you and
Jesus asleep in your arms. |
dare not approach while He,
reposes near your heart. Press
Him in my name and kiss His
fine Head for me, and.ask Him
to return the Kiss when | draw
my dying breath. St. Joseph,
Patron of departing souls, pray
for us. 5 ie ie

Say fornine consecutive mom.
ings for‘any: thing you may
desire, It has seldom been
kriown to fall. : ee ae
Whoever: reads this prayer or.
hears ‘it or carries it, will never
die a ‘sudden, death, or be
drowned, not will poison take
effact on them. They will not fall
into the hands of the enemy nor
be burned In any fire, nor will
they be defeated in battle. Make
this prayer known everywhere, _

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AN APPOINTMENT. BC V1A SBS (604) 427-4343

365-5621

frame & bldg.. Apply
by calling Bob Krelger at 860-
7511

#1571955 Accounting Clerk re-
quired in Castlegar full time.
Wage is $10 + depending on ex-
Pp lust have Bed!
Computer Accounting system
training and bookkeeping ex-
perience. To apply call John Os-
toforoth for an appoli al
365-5454,
#1571981 Janitor required in
Trail, shift work and weekend.
Wage up to $10 per hour. Must
va eyparianca Wark invalves
heavy lifting. Must have own
transportation, valid driver's li-
‘cense and must be be bond-
able. Apply by mailing resume
to Bonnie Swinhoe, Site 2 Comp

[seu it the classifieds |

é 1. Building Service Worker Program Instructor

Trail Campus
‘The successful candidate will instruct in the areas of basic commercial
cleaning procedures, floor and carpet care, sanitation cleansing, care and °
use of power equi light mai and building ‘
safety and security procedures.
Applicants should have Grade 12, a thorough knowledge of
industrialized/commercial cleaning with five (5) years of recognized
ed in this field. Ex with course i

ion and student perfor would be desi This is a short °
term, part-time position. Salary is in accordance with the BCGEU
collective agreement.

2. Custodian (Part-time)

Castlegar! Nelson Campus
The idate will provide ial services ii ing
washing, waxing, minor mai and p grounds-keeping
duties. Applicants should have Grade 10 and one to two years of

[#1572506 Eally Childhood Edus | -~  ~ pile
cator-required In-Trall-fulktime-|-- ~~
Wage is $12 to $13 per hour.
Must have E.C.E. certificate in
Special Needs, completion of
500 hours of work experience
and First Aid Certificate. Apply
by resume to Children’s Devel-
opment Centre, 311 Kootenay
Avenue, Trail, BC V1R 1R6.

with a public institution. Must be in good physical
condition and have a valid B.C. Class 5 driver's license. WHMIS

training is an asset. This is a one year, part-time replacement position
located primarily in Castlegar with temporary assi on the Nelson
Campus. Salary and benefits are in accordance with the PPWC

WORK WANTED |

GIRL WILL babysit
after school.Call
365-8074

Qualified candidates are invited to forward resumes, including *
three (3) references, by December 31, 1991, to:

& Employee

CASTLEGAR fois

Box 1200, Castlegar, B.C. VIN 3/1 ~ 365-7202

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