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The Castlegar Sun

Weaneeday, October 23, 1994

Dialogue

BY TONI REINHOLD

SELLECCA’S SERIES -
Wasn't Connie Sellecca mar-
ried to the actor who played
Flash Gordon? Did she star in
any series other than “Hotel”?’
Where is she from? - J.S., Des
Moines, iowa

Connie Sellecca

Sellecca, who hails from the
Bronx, N.Y., was once married
to Gil Gerard, who had the ti-
tle role in the series “Buck
Rogers in the 25th Century”
but never played Flash Gor-
don. Before playing Christine
Francis in “Hotel” (1983-89),
Sellecca had roles in the series
“Flying High” (1978-79), “Be-
yond Westworld” (1980) and
“The Greatest American
Hero” (1981-83).

She was slated to star in
“Baby Talk” but pulled out be-
fore the show’s premiere last
season due to creative differ-
ences. (She was replaced by
Julia Duffy, who has also left
the show; Mary Page Keller
currently plays the role of
Maggie Campbell.) Sellecca
currently stars opposite Greg
Evigan in the new series
“PS. Luv U,” which airs Sat-
urdays on CBS,

UNFORGETTABLE
COLES - Is it true that singer
Natalie Cole is the daughter of
Nat “King” Cole? - PZ,
Detroit

Yes. She recently recorded
; 22 of her father’s classic songs
on “Unforgettable,” an album
on the Elektra label. With the
help of high-tech equipment,
she does a duet with her father
on the famous title song. Nat
“King” Cole died in 1965.

COPAGE UPDATE ~ What-
ever happened to the little boy
who played Diahann Carroll’s
son in the old series “Julia”? -
R.J., Tampa, Fla.

Marc Copage was an ador-
able 5-year-old when he was
cast in this 1968-71 series. It
turned out to be his only net-
work show. For a while, Co-
page worked under the name
Marcus Dey to create a new,
“older” image. Today the 29-
year-old Copage is studying
dance at the Los Angeles
Dance Academy while work-
ing part-time as a waiter at
the Bel Air Hotel. He’s trying
to shape his music and dance
skills into a career in the re-
cording industry.

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HOROSCOPES

“October 20-26

ARIES - March 21/April 20
Weekend stars could find you in a
whirl of activity, organizing changes
to take place. Mars, your ruling
planet, is an energizing influence
this week, for both work and more
pleasurable pursuits. You may be
anxious about a young person, and
there’s a chance of a heart-to-heart
talk with someone new,
TAURUS - April 21/May 21
Sunday favors travel and fresh
scenes, and could bring an unexpect-
ed devletion! ‘The lives of your part-
d other people close to you are
highlighted. They have the right
ideas so try to fit in with their
arrangements as much as you can,
GEMINI - May 22/June 21
You'll have a happy weekend, but
there could also be a shock! Be on
the lookout for signs. You have a
lively and sociable weck ahead of
ou and this trend is especially
noticeable over the weekend.
Friendships are at the top of your
ist; a new link may form which
bnes 8 a fong-lestiog influence into

CANCER: ~ June 22/July 22
There is a strong emphasis on family
life this week, with good news about
a relative who may have been
through a troublesome period recent-
ly. Arrange a get-together if you
don’ ‘t receive an invitation yourself.
Wi a romantic

rings some happy mectings.
LEO - July 23 August 23
If you can get out and around with
stimulating companions, this is your
best bet for an enjoyable weekend.
Friendships, together with your per-
sonal hopes and wishes, are upcom-
ing — a new link could form which
will work out well for you. If enter-
taining at home, Tuesday evening is
the best time.
VIRGO - August 24/Sept 22
All the others want to alk about is
money and business — your money
and your business — no matter how
often you tell them you will not be
pressured or cajoled into making
decisions. So, if it’s at all possible,
arrange to spend time away from
your usual environment and involve-
ments this week.
LIBRA - - September 23/Oct 23
Now you know how wrong you
were in imagining that you knew all
that you needed to know about part-
nerships and alliances. But don't

SCORPIO - October 24/Nov 22

All the recent emotional conflicts,
strain and uncertainty at work may
well have depleted your physical
energy, and this is a perfect week to
find ways to recharge your batteries,
Guard against financial losses and

SAcHITARIUS - Nov 23/Dec 21
Saturday looks busy, but don’t pur
anyone off. Travel plans and all
forms:of communication are ad-
versely affected, so re-check time
tables and allow for cancellations,
On a very personal level, guard
against saying too much in haste and
anger and alienating loved ones, rel-
atives or even colleagues.
CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20

No one scems to understand that you
need sympathy and encouragement.
Maybe because you appear to be so
efficient and in control. However,
this is the perfect time to start mak-
ing loved ones aware that you are no
longer prepared to shoulder quite so
many responsibilities and burdens,
Take this time to stand up for your-
self and make your feelings known.
AQUARIUS - January 21/Feb 18
Emotions will certainly be close to
the surface now, and you may find it
difficult to think and plan very far
ahead. But in fact, the worst is over
now, and it is merely a question of
adapting or accepting the fact that
one cycle or chapter has come to a

close.

PISCES - February 19/March 20
A phone call could bring a Youare
surprise this weekend. You are
thinking very much of getting in
touch with “lost” friends or relatives,
On Tuesday, there might be some
tension over someone in the family.
Midweck brings highly active
Martian/Jupiterian vibrations; you'll
be thinking of buying some luxuries,
but refrain from doing so now. If
you must buy something, plan ahead
for your holiday shopping.

YOUR BIRTHDAY. THIS WEEK
he next 12 months:

Seems unt for much of the forthcom-
ing year, domestic responsibilities
will be the source of most aggrava-
tion to you — it will be difficult to
keep things running smoothly at
home and to preserve the there.
Think twice before involving yourself
in a heavy expense having to do with:
property, as it's likely to be a totally

this week, on
Sunday and Monday, ‘or make too
many rash promises to keep others
quiet for a while.

expense. February and
June, 1992, are shown to be good
months for starting new romantic.
links — with a view to marriage.

Calvin and Hobbes

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BABY BLUES

CALVIN, BEING YOUR DAD 1S

POSITION,

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CAN PERPETRATE ANY
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by Bill Watterson

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DICTATORIAL IMPUNITY ?

THANE COMPLETE FREEDOM!
T CAN GET AWAY WITH
ANYTHING!

ATTY NHAT ON EARTH
DOING IN THE
Soe ke WAT

Wednesday, October 23,1994

The. Castlegar Sun

POOR BOYS
Upholstery Cleaners
367-6234 or 365-2488

YO, RANDOLPH! - Isaw an
:0ld movie starring Randolph
Scott, and he sounded as if he
had a New York accent! My
busband says that he didn't
and that Scott wasn't from

New York. - C.H. Beacon, N.Y. *

pi wt
* Randolph Scott, one of Hol- *) *’
lywood's legendary cowboy
stars, was born in Orange, Va.,

in 1903. He died in 1987,

Canadian Quiz-Cross

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By Rick Detorie

MOM, WHAT'S
FOR DINNER?

Husband should pass on retreat.

Dear Ann Landers: My hus-
band has taken a job at a small but
owned by three

DOWN

1. Top notch
2A seremenial

salmon
13. In the manner of
(2 wads)

14, Follows Stone and
Bi 7.

25. Old (arcu

men, all married. These owners
are competent and successful. The
business is well run. Morale there
is high, but I have a problem with
the following:

Once a year, the company pro-
vides a three-day weekend of fun
at a nearby lake resort for their
supervisors, salespeople and cus-
tomer service employees. The
employees, both men and women,
are not allowed to bring their
spouses, even though some have
offered to pay their expenses,

Approximately 30 people attend
this annual outing. The weekend
consists of hiking, picnicking in
the woods, pontooning and speed-
boating during the day and drink-
ing, dancing and partying on the
dock until 3 a.m,

The owners think these week-
ends provide an opportunity for

* the employees to develop “‘friend-

government
6. Politically akin
nations

Explored Canada
8, Sovereign's ruling

bird
11, Something that

19. Hardy hauling
boat

20. U-bred person

23. G ig

24. Vegetarian milk
alternative

3a Klondike ore
36. Became Toronto
37. Nine-headed sea

ships” that will enhance their job
productivity. What possible friend-
ship should a married person try to
develop that doesn't include his or
her spouse? This is causing a huge
problem between my husband and
me, The employees are made to
feel that they must participate in
order to be “team players” and
show appreciation for their

50. Teenage dance
51. Printer speed
abbr.

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39. Titer given to
John A.

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Tam very upset, but I cannot
approach the owners or the other
wives for fear of jeopardizing my
husband's job. Please, Ann,
you’ve been my friend since I was
a kid. Am I wrong to feel this
way? It's not just a matter of trust-
ing my mate. I happen to believe
such weekends provide a perfect
setup for trouble. ;

_Tve never been oppased to my

that nonsense in the ‘60s.

You have every right to tell your
husband you don't approve of it
and that he should take a pass.

Dear Ann Landers: My hus-
band, 1°11 call him “Mickey,” is in
prison again. It seems as if he
doesn’t learn lessons very well. We
have a son who is 4. 1 figure if my
husband really loved me, he would
straighten himself around so we
could have a regular family life.

Mickey has been in jail three
times in the last nine years. I've
lost my love for him because of
what he’s put me through. I want a
divorce but I’m afraid of what he

baby girl shortly after. My moth- '
law has yet to
me or the baby and continues to
speak of me in an insulting way.
Within a few weeks, Mark's
cousin is getting married. Mark
has been asked to be in the wed-
ding party. I have never met the
test of his family and had hoped to
do so at this wedding. His mother,
however, has demanded that he
attend alone since my presence
would upset her, Mark has agreed
to go to the wedding without me.

I should tell you that this
woman is an obsessive social:
limber and has ipulated
Mark all of his life. Meanwhile, -I

might do when he gets out. He has

Ann
Landers
Syndicated
Columnist

feel betrayed and humiliated,
especially since Mark has been
promising to take the baby to visit
his mother (without me, of course)
and has never done so. .
Tam 28 years old and a lawyer. I
speak four languages and am con-
sidered attractive. I have never been

made several threats about this,

A few months ago I was intro-
duced to a lovely man and I've
fallen for him.

Believe me, I wasn't looking
for anyone. It just happened.

He is kind and gentle and makes
me very happy. I feel like a new
person when I’m around him. He is
terrific with my son and I'm sure he
would be a fine father. Mickey
could get out.on parole in March.
What should I do? — Unsure in Va.

called “vulgar” or “low-class” by
anyone else that I know of. To be-
fair, I should tell you that my moth-
er-in-law has run down all of
Mark's previous relationships. Inci-
dentally, my husband is 35, attrac-
tive and does well in his chosen
profession. I don't know what to do
about this problem, Ann, Please
help me sec things more clearly, —
Head Spinning in Montreal.

Dear Spinning Head: Mark's
treatment of you is abominable.
Why you tolerate such emotional

Dear Virginia: It’s possible to
divorce a mate who is in jail. Talk
toa lawyer and ask for guidance,

You should alert the prison

to your fears di
Mickey's release. Also notify your
local police. Good luck, dear. It's
time you had some happiness,

Dear Ann Landers: I need an

‘whether cr hoe i included ine, bet
this annual outing scems out of

- line. What is your opinion?—

Hurting in a Nameless City
Dear Hurting: I can’t believe

> a they: are still “doing this sort of
‘thing. I thought b businesses cut out

I'm having with my husband.
“Mark's” mother never accept-
ed our felationship. She told him

opinion about a problem '

abuse is that you ought
to look into with the help ofa
counselor.

As for your wimpy husband, he
sounds like a pathetic case of
arrested development..It would:
probably take years of intensive;
therapy to rescue him from his
mother’s clutches.

My advice is to get some pro-
fessional help and stop trying to
push yourself and your child into
a family setup where you are

that I am a vulgar, |
‘woman and that she wants sate
to do with me. We married quictly
last year, and I gave birth toa

clearly :
Selling something?
Phone 365-5266

-BIRTHS . |

KINAKIN, ED and. TERRI are
pleased to announce to carly arlval
of Mathew Bruce on the olhih of
‘October. Welghing In at 6lbs 15 oz,

Worship at the Church of Your Choice

CHURCH
SERVICES

ST. DAVID'S
alpen yaa AN CHURCH

ees am Rita te
40 am Family Eucharist and Church Schoo!
7 ‘nursery available"
The Rev. Dorothy Barker
368-2271 or 365-6720
“To Know Christ and Make Him Known

FOR 100 MILLION
FAMILIES, THIS
IS A NUCLEAR
THREAT.

Every day in the gruelling
search for work, nuclear families
are separated, often ending up in

PIE TLGUL Nia

KOOTENAY SOCIETY FOR
COMMUNITY LIVING

Job vacancies exist for casual

rellef residential and

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for 4 daylight hours for at least two or three days
Auto Is necessary
Call 1-800-663-4383
between 8:30 - 4:00 Monday to Friday

PRTG Mai ec

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MOM'S HOUSE requires prae
day . care . worker, 18-5955,
= Creston

FORtTiON AVAILABLE for Certifled

support workers. Responslbilities
include working with and
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to become more
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independent. Post secondary
education In human services,
education or special needs
and/or previous direct service an
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Class #4 driver's license. If you
are a caring, common sense
Individual who belleves In equal
opportunities for all people,
. Please submit resume to:
Administrator, Kootenay Society
for Community Living, Box 3204
Cc BC V1N3H5

| PETS FORSALE |

FANCY FUR AND FEATHERS has
springers, choco-black cockers,
Maltese, Ihasas, min. schnauzers,
golden retrievers, 354-3813 — Nel-
5c eS Se Bee,
FANCY GOLDFISH, Kol, Tropical
fish and plants. 14 mile Longbeach
Rd, #5862 — 3:00-8:00 weekdays.
10;00-8:00 weekends, Ph 229-4752
PUPPY SPECIAL: A.K.C, Rottwell-
ers, Cockers, Lhasa Apso, Chihua-
hua, Also, Cock-a-poo 426-0655 —
Sparwood

ENGAGE./WEDDING

MR. & MRS. SANTOS

wish to

Roadside Pet Food & Supplies
featuring: ‘Fromm Pet Food’
‘Ever Clean Cat Litter’
and ‘BUDGIES FOR SALE’
2253 Columbia Ave., Castlegar
365-5225

the
marriage of their daughter Ginny
toJamesWelychko, -
son of Mr. and Mrs. Welychko on
‘Novamber 10, 1991

CARDS OF THANKS

WELSH SPRINGER SPANIELS
CKC REG. on non- -breeding
pedigree., $400 includes tattoo
& first shots. Excellent family
Pee show or hunting. Phone

ON BEHALF OF RED
CROSS
We would like to thank;

Carl Henne
Denise Read
Jean Merritt
Keith Merritt

Barney Wearmouth

Darryl Welr

dean Welr

Maryann Westinghouse

for helping with United Way
: py ;;

THANK YOU CASTLEGAR FOR
YOUR SUPPORT. YOU ATE UP
res jee OF CHOCOLATE
ALMO!

CEREBRAL PALSY SPORTS

| COMING EVENTS |

EARN FREE HAND-CRAFTED
JEWELRY. Made in the Okanagan
us discounts on’ glass & feather
jewelry by hosting a home party.
Book early for your Christmas
show. Call Heather for details after
6 p.m. 365-2650

[ -LosT& FOUND |.

LIVESTOCK & FARM
SUPPLIES

18ST & 2nd cut hay. Can deliver.
Call Rick 428-3374 or 428-5273 —
Creston

6 GOOD producing yews, mostly
suffock or suffock-cross. $50 ea. 1
yt. old PB Suffock Ram $125, yr.
old wethers $60 each. quantity of
spring lambs. $55 ea. 428-9551
= Creston

6 YR. old Thoroughbred Gelding
16h, quiet horse. Also manure for
sale, 368-5841 — Trail

DELICIOUS LEAN lamb. Now tak-
ing orders for fall. Itd. Quantity wool.
428-2319 — Creston

FALL HAY. SPECIAL. No rain, in
shed, $70 -$80 per ton. Delivery
available In Tandem Truck loads.
Call anytime 428-4005 — Creston
HORSE BOARDING, reasonable
rates 365-7251

| .HELP WANTED |

A PART-time career, full-time $$$
15 year old multi-million dollar na-
tional wholesale firm seeks 2 self-
in your area.

LOST FEMALE calico cat, she is
spayed and answers to Tigger. Sho
disappeared on October 2 in
Blueberry. Please call 365-3765

LOST: long haired orange and
white female cat In Robson area,

je 365-7173

LOST: MALE adult manx cat.
Solid grey in colour, no markings.
Near Robson Hall on October 12.
Answers to Bentley. Special diet
fequired. He is not house trained.
365-2147 or 365-3343 ask for All.

LEGAL NOTICES

Prreaen ot
oem a eal

mere

PRESCRIBED (OPEN) BURNING IN
THE ARROW FOREST DISTRICT

The public is hereby advised that:
Class B Buming Permits ~ (Hand
Piled Debris)

requirement for theso pormits is
extended to November 16, 1991.

Class A Burning Permits -

(Industrial Land Clearing | and Grass
Buming)

— are required year round

—may rogue onsite inspection by a
forest officer.

Kon E. Amott

District Manager... _

Arrow Forest District’

Service and display merchandise In
established retail stores, Expect
earnings of $1200 - $1800 weekly
to start. No direct selling, training
provided. Call for confidential inter-
view. Gre) 756-2156 or (416) 756-
3174 E.0.E.

ASSEMBLERSI EXCELLENT wag-
es! Spare time assembly. Easy

work at home. No experience, Call ©

1-504-641-7778 ext 123. Open 24

Please apply
to:Jackle LaBine 1251”

PROFESSIONAL DRIVERS class 1
with air for steady local, haul some
shift. work, forward .resumes. &
current. abstract to Box 3165
Castlegar, BC V1N 3H5

flabllity in any event greater than the amount pald for susht adi

WANTED TRUCK DRIVING JOB,
have class one with alr and dan-
gerous goods certificate. Also want-
Ing experience, willing to work tong
term. Phone Fred Jr. at 389-4333

AMAZING SUCCESS! Since 1976
our statistics show that our multl-
milllon wholes display merchandis-
Ing product line provides our repre-
sentatives with a minimum of $1200
+ $1800 weekly. Due to our greater
national expansion we seek 2 reps
In your area to service and supply
established retail accounts. Work
your own Daily business. Training
provided. Serlous applicants may
call (416) 756-2156

PARTS PERSON
Our parts department has an Immediate opening for an experienced
parts & service operation. This fs a challenging position with great ad-
vancement opportunities. Join a winning team with Canada’s fastest
growing pales ear and truck nen utae ier
MAZDA — simply the bes:
For a confidential Interview contact Carl ‘fohnson 965-7241

|. WORK WANTED |

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CLASSIFIEDS
SELL

12 YEAR old willing to babysit has
red cross babysitting course. Refer-
ences avallable phone Elizabeth
365-6075

LIVE MUSIC. “Day Shift” taking ap-
pointments. _Country/Rock Band.
9359-7333 or 352-9501

FILM 10 PHOTO iN

“Volume permitting
Why walt days for your photos
when you can enjoy them almost
Instantly? Just drop them here on
your way to run errands, and pick
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CERAMIC BUSINESS for sale:
Greenware, moulds, mixing tank,
tables, paint ect. 367-6263

Cavater VU Wagon.

hrs., ding Sunday. R
fee required.

AUTO BODY PERSON
Minimum 3-5 years

Contact: George Ross, Body Sho;
Managers’ etewely Pontiac Bui
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SINCE 1976 our Multi million firm

has | been North America’s #1
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Selected Models

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