The Castlegar Sun

Wednesday, November 18, 1992

current compilation of

the most iar thi
people do, edited by Chuck
Shepherd.

Proof that true stories are
weirder than made-up
stories.

LEAD STORY

~ Researchers at Comell Univer-
sity recently patented an artificial
dog that would speed up the breed-
ing of fleas for lab use. Previously,
the lab required 25 live, severely
infected dogs to breed the 12,000
fleas per day needed in studies of
humans’ and animals' allergic reac-
tions to fleas.

“WEIRD LAW

— Colorcraft Corp., a photo pro-
cessing firm, recently filed an appeal
in federal court challenging a Florida
worker compensation judge's ruling.
The Jacksonville judge had ruled
that Colorcraft employee Ruth Jan-
drucko is entitled to full disability
benefits because she becomes hyper-
vigilant and “extremely” nervous in
situations in which she might
encounter black males in the work-
place. Her stress disorder stems from
a mugging incident in which she suf-
fered a fractured vertebra. Colorcraft
has so far been required to pay her
more than $50,000 in disability ben-
efits.

-- Ronald St. John received
$290,000 in April in Middletown,
Conn., to settle his lawsuit against
his former psychologist over the
death of St. Johp's daughter. St. John
had stabbed the 7-year-old to death,
but was found not guilty by reason
of insanity. He blamed her death on
the psychologist, who had not been
available for consultation while St.
John was having the breakdown that
led to the murder.

HOROSCOPES

November 15 - 21

ARIES - March 21/April 20
If you haven't heeded common
sense On money matters in recent
months, you have only yourself to
blame now: An ainexpected, and pos-
sibly quite hefty, expense is about to
drop out of the blue. There could be
some confusion over a future work
project. Keep communications clear.
TAURUS - April 21/May 21
Misunderstandings can arise far too
easily. A trip may have to be can-
celled. And if you are traveling, it
would be wise to double check all
arrangements. Follow a business or
money-making tip on Wednesday
and your initiative will almost cer-
tainly be rewarded.

GEMINI - May 22/June 21
Long-term prospects are likely to be
under discussion. Personal matters
could be difficult and need great pru-
dence. But the general outlook
seems to be much brighter than
imagined. If you are in a creative
field, as many Geminis are, this will
be a time to make great strides in
your work.

CANCER - June 22/July 22
Don't confuse a busy schedule with
misfortune. You tend to feel sorry
for yourself when you have too
much to do. But, think for a mo-
ment, didn’t you want to achieve all
of these goals you are pursuing? It
may be a long path to getting what
you want, so you might as well
enjoy yourself on the way there.
LEO — July 23/August 23
This will be a good week for enter-
ing into long-term business commit-

SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22
Try not to feel depressed or insecure
just because don’t take much
notice of you. could be some
confusion over work and domestic
interests. You'll feel a lot brighter
towards the end of this week when
you find it much easier to communi-
cate with your partner. Something
you've been waiting for finally
comes in the mail.
SAGITTARIUS — Nov 2¥Dec 21
Some really happy and unexpected
news from a friend will put you in a
fantastic mood. A new relationship
with a Léo or Taurus could blossom
into a love affair! Try not to spend
too much of your time involved in
social activities, as you'have 4 lot of,
family obligations you need to ful-
fill. You will be introduced to a new
kind of food.

CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20
You feel somewhat restless and will
possibly be making interesting plans
for later in the year, or perhaps even
for the early months of 1993
Romance is in the cards and some
newcomer could be making a big
impact on your life. Things are
going your way, but don’t rush any-
thing. Try not to be sarcastic, espe-
cially to Scorpios.

AQUARIUS - Jan 21/Feb 18
Your relationship with a family
member will grow stronger this
week. Finances hold up well, maybe
bringing very modest gains. How-
ever, the week also has a quarrel-
some appearance. So try to keep
your distance and avoid unsettling
ly at work.

ments, or for making
that are intended to show profits
over a period of time. It’s not, how-
ever, a very good week for entering
into long-term social relationships.
Be careful what you reveal about
yourself — others are jealous.
VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22

If you are expecting to keep appoint-
ments this week, don’t be surprised
if they are cancelled at the very last
minute. Check befotehand that
there’s been no misunderstanding
about the time for meetings
Especially over the weekend, avoid
people who are superficial

LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23

You will find yourself having a hard
time concentrating on the daily rou-
tine. That's because there are so
many interesting things going on in
your social life. Try to keep the two

pec!
PISCES -— Feb 19/March 20
Socially, the week ahead should be
busy and interesting. You may take
up a new hobby and widen your cir-
cle of friends. You will find it much
easier to make progress with some
long-cherished plans. If you're look-
ing for romance, this will be a good
time to meet someone new.

YOUR BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
The next 12 months:
You probably have a clear idea of
what you want to pursue in the com-
ing year. With strong will and deter-
mination (just two of Scorpio’s
many valuable assets), you will get
exactly what you want. Just be sure
you don’t spend too much time on
special projects. You could make
your partner feel very left out. Just
let him or her know how important

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BEDTIME AND PICK UP MY
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Separate, or your work will suffer.
The recent goals you have achieved
are still giving you a natural high:

the relationship is to you. Something
very significant wil! happen to you
at the beginning of the New Year.

-- The 15,000-member
Foundation, an association of Cali-
fornia surfers, is iating with

Chevron Oil Corp. over surfing

issues. Chevron has je
ties into the ocean to protect under-
ground pipes in its refinery near
Manhattan Beach. Surfrider claims
the jetties have altered the patterns of
monster waves in the area and that
Chevron should somehow compen-
sate the area's surfers. Surfrider
recently won a $5.8 million lawsuit
against two paper mills for polluting
the Pacific Ocean north of San Fran-
cisco and thus harming surfers’ inter-
ests.

-- In August, the Wyoming
Supreme Court ruled inati

al a state law requiring a minor to
forfeit his driver's license if convict-
ed of an alcohol - or drug-related
offense. The court said that was cruel
and unusual puni

-- A judge in Surrey, British
Columbia, found Alison Menz not
guilty of indecency against a Royal
Canadian Mounted Police officer in
June. To demonstrate her contempt
for the officer, Menz had removed
her clothing, cupped her breasts with
her hands, and “offered” them to the
officer. Said Judge Francie Howard,
“Her action was basically akin to
what is known as giving someone
the finger.”

CLICHES COME TO LIFE

~ Davenport, Iowa, police officer
Wayne Dawson filed a lawsuit
recently against the Donut Time
shop over a January 1991 incident in
which he slipped on ice on the shop's
walkway. He had been taking a
break in the shop and was about to
go back on duty.

-- Results of research at Memphis
State University, released in April,
showed that kids’ metabolism rates
drop 40 percent faster while they are
watching TV than it does while they
are merely sleeping. Said a
researcher, "If (the kids) watch
enough TV, more than 2 1/2 hours a
day, they'll gain weight just due to
TV's impact on their metabolic rate."

ACROSS

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5. Preserved fruits e.g
9. Chemist founder

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1. Military rank

2. Programing ianguage

3. Haliburton's — Slick

4. Tending to soil

5. Banting, Best & {abbr.)
Macleod Saturn's satellite's

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made of 7. Former Palestinian coin

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Former PC PM 20. Will announce later

Ecclesiastical title

Ethereal

Ottawa born singer

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21. Ancient town of Galilee abbr.
22. Spanish province 5. “*-- of the frying
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24. Distinctive quality
26. End of a hammerhead

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by Bill Watterson

IF SHES EVER BELOW AVERAGE
IN ANYTHING, I HOPE IT'S THAT.

YOu KNOW

ANYBODY
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The Gusti Gar Sun

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Excellence

in Service
Award

This award will be presented every week
to someone in Castlegar who shows
extraordinary service to his/her
customers or clients.

Big O Tires
George Roberts
War

The recipient will receive an award
plaque to keep courtesy of Kats Trophys
and a lunch for 2, value to $20.00,
courtesy of the Fireside Dining Room.

We'd like everyone in Castlegar to know

Wednesday, November18, 1992

The Castlegar Sun

Page 7B

Sun Classifieds 365-7848

BIRTHS

[ PERSONALS |

[ HELP WANTED |

BORN TO Sharon & jer Br

of Victoria, BC a vel ght 8 we
oz. November 13, 1992 at 1:15 a.m.
Hannah Jean, Born in Victoria
General Hospital, Happy grand par-
ents are Gib & Jean Lind of Sydney
ond Gordon & Jean Brady of Cas-
tlegar.

| ANNOUNCEMENTS |

COUPLE SEEK open minded sin-
cere gent 40 - 55 for friendship and
2. Reply with phone number Box
47 clo The Castlegar Sun, 465 Col-
umbia Avenue, Castlegar, BC V1N
eee =
SINGLE WHITE man 52 wishes to
meet single female 45-50 for com-
panionship, outings, etc.. Reply to
Box 3500 c/o The Castlegar Sun
465 C ia Avenue C ‘i

ATTENTION HUNTERS.
Williams Lake Slumber Lodge
has special rates for hunters
this season. Our Free Break-
fast, Heated Indoor Pool &
Saunas await on your way to
our from Cariboo-Chilcotin. Call
Peter at (604) 392-7116 in
downtown Williams Lake to
book your rooms, or Central
Reservations Toll-free 1-800-
'3- 2831.

UE-VALUE

337 Columbia Castlegar

REGISTERED DENTAL
HYGENIST
Full time position, Chetwynd,
BC $35 per hour,

The Castlegar Sun will not be responsible for any errors in advertise-
ments after one insertion. It is the responsibility of the advertiser to
read the ad when it is first published and to insure that it is correct. If
No notification is given, the Castlegar Sun will regard the ad as cor-
rect and will charge accordingly. The Castlegar Sun accepts no liabil-
ity in any event greater than the amount paid tor such advertising.

1-604-788-3109 or
1-604-788-2113.

THE CASTLEGAR SUN
is seeking bids for Janitorial
Services of our office.
Service would be needed twice
weekly. Viewing at the premis-
es will be held on November 26
at 4:30 p.m.

For more information please
call our office 365-5266.
Bids will be accepted until
November 30, 1992.

TENSE? ST ? RELAX
WITH ME. Euromassage that will
make you feel like Royalty. | will
come to C. if there is inter-

CASTLEGAR MULTI-CULTURAL
SOCIETY Thurs., Nov. 26 7 p.m.
Woodland Park School agenda: cit-
izenship classes and Spring Festi-
val. Information 365-3126.
CHRISTMAS!! HERE'S the answer.
Home movies, pictures to video
tape also world transfers. Penticton
Video Memories 493-8998,

est. Call 489-1207. You deserve
the pampering.
WEST KOOTENAY
SINGLES CLUB.
Are you single, wish to meet

new people? Call 368-8322,
365-3834 or 352-6649.

CLASSIFIED
DEADLINE IS
MONDAY
11:30 A.M.
PRIOR TO
PUBLICATION.

KOOTENAY CHRISTMAS CRAFT
FAIR Nelson Civic Centre. Decem-
ber 4, 5, 6, 10, 11, 12, 13, 1992.

MARY KAY

FESTIVE!
FRAGRANT!
FUN!

Find the perfect holiday gift
for each person on your list.
Children to grandparents!
Free gift-wrapping.
Call today!

Professional Mary Kay
Skin Care Consultant
Jeanette Horning
365-5576

OPEN HOUSE Duke Toys will be
having an open house on Saturday,
November 21 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. 200
Columbia Avenue Castlegar (Just
south of Sandman) Quality hand-

crafted wooden toys. ly

LOST & FOUND |

FOUND: 2 items on Norns Road
Saturday, Nov. 14 365-0595 to
identify.

| FREE PETS |

NEEDING LOVING home with
fenced yard for 2 year old black &
white lab/pointer cross. 399-4739
evenings.

| PETS FOR SALE |

ey
DOG GROOMING
- & PETSUPPLIES -
Fromm Dog & Cat Food, Biscuits,
Farm and Livestock Feed
LOCATED AT HILL TOP THRIFTY
I mile w. of Castieg 3

Tues. - Sat 9 am - 5 pm 365-5225

AKC DALMATIAN PUPPIES excel-
lent quality, health guaranteed. No
Problem crossing border. 509-684-
1587.

DELIGHTFUL Chocolate Shar-pei
Wrinkle Pups. C.K. Registered.
Champion blood lines. Ready Nov.
25. Taking orders starting $700
phone 1-493-3039.

KOOTENAY CATTERY & Kennels:
Cocker Spaniels, Toy Schnauzers,
Poxies, Poodles, Springer Retriever
Cross 825-4471.

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WORK WANTED :

BARTLETT & SONS stu¢co, plas-
ter, drywall, free estimates John
362-7279.

COUNTRY-ROCK 4 piece band.
Christmas parties, New Year's Eve.
825-4715.

GORD’S MOBILE welding and gen-
eral fab 693-2499.

BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY

EXTRA CHRISTMAS Money Join
Avon's winning team . Phone Den-
ise 489-3937, 000
FIND YOUR best time to Gamble,
start a business etc. 426-3630 8 -
10 a.m.

HAIR SALON. Reasonably priced.
excellent clientele, apply to Box A
c/o The Creston Valley Advance

127!

KAMLOOPS BASED Company
handling industrial, commercial and
agricultural lubricants is seeking
several reps for the Kootenay/Col-
umbia Regions. Persons must have
strong work ethic and own a vehi-
cle. This is a commission sales po-
sition with excellent income
potential. To arrange interview
phone Power Up Lubricants, Kam-
loops 376-8611, Tues., Wed., (9 -
ip.m. only) a ie
PRIVATE investor for business
venture $50,000 to $100,000 mid-
term investment, high return Reply
to Box 89 c/o The Castlegar Sun
465 Columbia Avenue, Castl

e uM, Let us solve your transportation needs
regardless of past credit history
Si S * Bankruptcy * Recently Divorced
1-604-365-7241 * Collections + Repossession
YOU HAVE CREDIT WITH US! All youneedis a job and small down

Gary Maloney's Castlegar Mazda payment! Financing Guaranteed!

HEALTH & FITNESS| TV/APPLIANCES |

AVE

24” ELECTRIC RANGE like new
< 365-6085

SPORTS

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on all
TROPHIC * SWISS * QUEST
» NU-LIFE & NATURAL FACTOR
VITAMINS

Mother Nature's Pantry

PUMA TRACK SHOES, for rubber-
ized track, size 7, 357-9754 (eves.)

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1 COUPON PER JOB. OFFER VALID UNTIL FEB. 28, 1993. 4 pis
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MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS

BEAUTIFUL 120 Bass piano accor-
dion. Black, pearl keys, new condi-

Volume permitting
Why wait days for your photos
when you can enjoy them almost
instantly? Just drop them here on
your way to run errands, and pick
them up on your way home!

Logue. Studio

1125 - 4th St, Castlegar
365-7515

[ “TRADES

TRADE 1949 CJ2A Willy's Jeep for
200 AMP or larger portable welder:
365-5879 or 365-8220 — 672 bet-
ween 6-9 p.m

| CLASSIFIEDS SELL |

3)

tion $425 365-8307. _
TRACE ELLIOT Bass head, Elec-
tro-voice bass cap, Kubicki ex-tac-
tor bass, Larivee bass, Peavey
Combo Amp 365-7751 Glen.

| FRUITS & VEG.

CERTIFIED ORGANIC Sultana
Raisins, regular $2.95/lb, sale

The Castlegar & District Golf Course requires
to manage & operate the Club House for the 1993 season.
All resumes are to be submitted to:

Soligo, Koide, John and Piche C.A.
615 Columbia Ave., Castlegar, B.C.

Closing date November 30, 1992.

caterers

$1.69/lb. Certified organic Whole
Almonds regular $6.19/Ib sale
$4.95/b. Black oil sunfl seeds

A copy of the contract can be obtained at the
Chartered Accountants for review.

for birds, $16.90 for 50 Ib bags
Certified organic carrots 49 ¢/Ib
over 50 Ibs. Ginger Bread house
pre-baked, ready to assemble
$9.99 each. Come see us for your
Christmas baking needs. Evergreen
Natural Foods & fruit Stand Cres-
cent Valley 359-7323 Winter hours
9:30 - 6:30 p.m. Monday to Satur
day, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday

BC V1N 1G8. _
START YOUR own business
$7500 pressure washer commercial
wet sand blaster. 428-4779 or 428-
5269 leave message — Creston.

BUSINESS
SERVICES

KOOTENAY PET CENTRE Kittens,
fish, birds, dwarf bunnies, Hagen
Supplies. 825-4471 - Nelson.

prices.
STOP SMOKING with Laser Thera-
py, results have been positive.

Cranbrook 489-5994 or 489-5729.

PERSONALS |

A MIDNIGHT WALK
UNDER THE MOONLIGHT
A CANDLE LITE DINNER
PREPARED WITH CARE
A CRACKLING FIREPLACE
ALL WARM & COZY
A WALK ALONG THE.BEACH
TO BE TOGETHER & TALK
I'm a 28 year old man searching for
a kind, sincere lady to share these
and other experiences with and to
just be together. Reply to Box 5683

WISH TO breed blue-point Hima-
layan as soon as possible. Willing

CARD READER
Will come to your party
399-4713

after 6 p.m.

to pay ing fee or
pick-of-litter for suitable mate. Biue-
point preferred. Other points or Per-
sian considered. Telephone:
365-6173

LIVESTOCK & FARM
SUPPLIES

PINZGAUER BEEF cattle, Bred
cows, weaned calves & open Heif-
ers. Phone 359-7498 - S. Slocan
RAMANOV RAM and Ewe. phone
428-3516 - Creston.

HELP WANTED

clio The Ci Sun 465
Columbia Avenue, Castlegar, BC
VIN 1G8.

OIL FURNACE parts & service, au-
tomated H-VAC controls & licensed
gas fitter 399-4207, ____
“TEAM CLEANERS” Christian
couple will Bless your home or
business with expert cleaning. Rea-
sonable — references. Call Team
Cleaners today! 365-0231.

[ GARAGE SALES |

FLYTYERS inside garage sale Sat.
- Sun. Nov. 21 - 22. 9 - 5 107 Ta-
marack, Fruitvale 367-9812.

[ CHILD CARE

COUNTER PERSON &
ries installer for new business Auto
Trim A ies. 365-5454.

CARD READER
Will come to your party
399-4713
after 6 p.m.

CLASSIFIEDS
SELL

LICENSED FAMILY Daycare near
A 3 .

LOVING MOTHER of 1 will babysit
my home phone 365-0607.

FOR YOUR CLASSIFIED
CALL 365-7848

Ecclesiastical ban
Closely confined
Canadian Shield
mineral

Side to side
measurement
Rootless plants

Anatomic part
Hamburger holder
Red juicy Northern

Earn with great etfort
Pertains to $$ usage
Famous ‘Babe
- Knight: Tadeus

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Fermented Japanese

Novel or kitchen: sutfix

LOOK FOR THE ANSWERS
plant to the CROSSWORD

CASTLEGAR SHOPPER

Coming out this Saturday

in our

that service excellence exists in our
community. This award recognizes
a nominated business.

If you know of someone that offers
"Excellence in Service," call me,
Marilyn Strong at 365-5266, or
drop a letter at the Castlegar Sun
with your suggestion.

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VOLUNTEER
FIRE DEPARTMENT

Would like to thank the
following businesses for
their support tn the
children’s Halloween Party.

B.C. WELDING -
Jim Garret
JOHNNY'S GROCERY -
Randy & Patty Morris
PARTY'S R US -

NELSON CAMPUS
INSTRUCTIONAL ASSISTANT

To assist the instructor in the preparation and delivery of this program which
includes plumbing and heating, residential carpentry and electricity, drywall
and painting, and roofing and siding. Applicants should have a diploma in
residential construction or another related building trade, at least one year of
residential construction or related field work experience and strong
interpersonal skills. This is a part-time (4 hours/day) position commencing as
soon as possible to June 4, 1993. Salary and benefits are in accordance with
the B.C.G.E.U. collective agreement.

Qualified candidates are invited to forward resumes, with the names of three
(3) work-related references, by November 23, 1992 to:

j & Employ i
Si wa Box 1200, Castlegar, BC VIN 3J1
PS Ph: (604) 365-1283 Fax: 365-3929

NEW CROP apples from Keremeos
28¢ /Ib for over 32 Ibs. Sweet juicy
carrots from Keremeos $8.99 for 25
Ibs. Certified Organic fruits, vegeta
bles, sprouts, & grain Evergreen
Natural Foods & Fruit Stand Cres-
cent Valley Open Daily 359-7323

FARM EQUIPMENT |

JOHN DEER 1840 MFWD with 148
loader & 3 point hitch. Financing
and delivery available. (403) 675-
2256. ask for Gary.

TV/APPLIANCES- |

24” COLOUR TV good condition
365-3245 after6 p.m. _

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POLLAINE E. EMDE

1480 COLUMBIA AVE.
CASTLEGAR. B.C. VIN 3K3
(604) 365-7616
Res 365-3253

CHAMBER
LUNCHEON

Wed., Nov. 25
12 noon -1 pm
Sandman Inn
QUEST SPEAKER:
David Levi, President
& CEO of the Working
Opportunity Fund
cost:
$10 per person
Everyone Welcome
For more information or
to reserve call the
Chamber office at

365-6313

COUNSELLOR

For women who have been physically, sexually or emotionally assaulted as
adults or children, Job requires therapeutic knowledge of these issues and
ability to do court and other advocacy and assistance. Requirements:
Bachelor's degree in social sciences or equivalent; some demonstrated
training in sexual assault; criminal record check; and own vehicle.
Position currently will be 3/4 time at $18 per hour, and is subject to final
contract approval by'the provincial govemment.
Submit resumes to: Castlegar Community Services,
1007 - 2nd Street, Castlegar, B.C. VIN 1Y4 or fax to 365-2154; attention
Patricia Lakes. Closing date for applications is November 20, 1992.

Robson Craft §.

The Annual Robson Craft Sale
Friday November 27 *
Saturday November 28
10 am- 4 pm
Robson Community Hall

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