The Castlegar Sun

Wednesday, November 6, 1991

ARIES = March 21/April 20

By Toni D'Amato_-

remember seeing Burt

Reynolds on a Western
some,years ago where he
played a blacksmith named
Quentin. I thought it was
“Gunsmoke,” but folks here
say it wasn't. What show was
it? - D.B., Ft. Wayne, Ind.

Burt Reynolds

You're right, D.B., it was
: “Gunsmoke.” Reynolds, who
t currently stars in the CBS se-
* ries “Evening Shade,” por-
: trayed a part-Indian man
2 named Quint Asper, who was
the town smithy.

; ho played the nanny on
is “Nanny and the. Pro-
} fessor’? Some friends say it
+ was Hayley Mills, but I think
* it was Juliet Mills, a relative

of Hayley. - M.K.S., Eagle-
+ ville, Pa,

? Juliet Mills, the daughter of
* actor Sir John Mills and the
< older sister of actress Hayley
: Mills, played Nanny.

recall a cartoon character
that was a toucan or some
ther sort of bird, and I think
+ his voice was that of the actor
+ who played Maxwell Smart.
| Can you help me identify the
; character and actor? — J.G.,
+ St. Louis
+ You're thinking of Don Ad-
_ ams, who played Maxwell
“ < Smart on “Get Smart’ and
~* gave voice to a cartoon pen-
guin named ‘Tennessee
Tuxedo.”

recall seeing the actress

who played Alice on “The
Brady Bunch” in other TV se-
ries. Which ones were they? —
P.H., Edna, Texas

Ann B. Davis had her first
regular series role as Char-
maine Shultz (Shultzy) on
“The Bob Cummings Show”
1955-59). She was a regular
on the Keefe Brasselle variety
show and played Miss Wilson
on “The John Forsythe
Show” before landing the part
of Alice on ‘“‘The Brady
Bunch,” Davis, who hails
from Schenectady, N.Y., got
hooked on acting while she
was a pre-med student in
college.

trends look rather dodgy
this week; especially during the
weckend, This is because this
week's full moon, on the 9th, is
occupying your sun sign, Aries. You
are apt to be somewhat careless, so
guard: against missed appointments,

TAURUS — April 21/May 21
Keep a low profile between the 6th
and 10th; simply do what needs
doing, or difficulties can arise. At
best, things will be confused. It's
best to take on as little as possible.
Something to look forward to: Gi
news on the Sth or 8th will help you
assess a situation brilliantly.

GEMINI — May 22/June 21
Spiritually uplifting and powerful in
other respects, this week is good for
consolidating your position. Job
ideas and new contacts help you
handle a special assignment, This is
an ideal time for you to patch up a
troubled relationship or tum one into
& permanent twosome.
CANCER -— June 22/July 22
The main emphasis appears to be on
your property and your financial
fairs. This is a good week for sort-
ing out family financial matters;

HORGSCOPES

November 3rd-9th

SCORPIO — Oct 24/Nov 22

You have a lot going for you this,

week if you are trying to get ideas
and projects off the ground. Make
sure you are not too bossy with your
colleagues, One project seems to
stand a great chance of working in
your favor.

SAGITTARIUS — Nov 23/Dec 21
Friendships may be difficult to han-
die, and squabbles could casily
break out for no apparent reason,
Someone you care for seems deter-
mined to push you into doing some-
thing you are not happy with. Try to
rationalize every situation, and stay
cheerful!

CAPRICORN — Dec 22/Jan 20
Steer the conversation away from
controversial subjects — don’t allow
yourself to become involved in any
family arguments. There is a cloud
over financial matters indicati

‘Calvin cay Hobbes

. by Bill Watterson
WLDAD, ) CALNIN, Ig TUL MAKE. 1T FAST, DAD. j ob sn fg
CAN NOU PICK UP SOME :
TOPSOIL AND GRASS SEED
ON YOUR WAT HOME?

HELLO, CALVIN SPEAKING. OH, TIM SORRY,

TD UKE TO ORDER A YOU MUST HIVE,

LARGE ANCHOVY PIZZA.
!

an
unsafe time for investments or spec-
ulation,

AQUARIUS — Jan 21/Feb 18

This may be a disappointing week
business-wise; people are liable 'to
keep you in suspense or plans could
suddenly fall through. A great deal
of care is needed. Don't be

some careful could help
put a few extra dollars in your pock-
et! The full moon brings romance
that can lead to a steady relationship.

LEO — July 23/Aug 23

Try to be flexible about your plans

for this weekend — they may need

to be changed at a moment's notice.

Useful financial additions likely.
mail around mid k,

pulsive with money; you can't
afford to give into financial anxiety.

PISCES — Feb 19/March 20
This week is extremely favorable for
ou! Material interests show
increased possibilities. You may find
a new goal or complete some special
Project that means a great deal to
you. ‘This could bring new financial

and an important plan proceeds
faster than expected. Trust your
inner voice.

VIRGO — Aug 24/Sept 22

In many respects this is a time to

hold back, observe and exercise

patience and restraint in both person-

al and career matters. Much of what

you are discovering can only
your position

the remainder of the year.

LIBRA — Sept. 23/Oct 23

You can’t make up your mind about

what you want to do this week, so it

might be best to do nothing in partic-

ular — other than making the most

of the opportunity to relax. The full

moon, on the 12th, appears to be a

special time for love affairs.

YOUR BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
-- "Phe next 12 months

: Don’t allow stress to get the best of

you; instead, promise yourself a
vacation in the upcoming months.
Knowing that you are soon going on
a trip will relax your nerves for a
while and give you something to
look forward to. Choose a place
where. the atmosphere is peaceful,
but the nightlife is outrageous —
you really need this time to put your

-Mmind at ease. Alleviate holiday

stress by, starting your shopping
now. Early shopping will help keep
your finances’ intact for the coming
year, Have’ patience with your loved
ones; they, too, make mistakes.

ZOE, YOUHAVE BEEN:
TOIKINING ALL MORNING AND
TM SICK OF IT! T DONT WANT]
TO HEAR ANonMER Sound

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By Rick Detorie

RIGHT, WHAT DO WE
NEED WITH CABLE? /

WELL, IT HAS THIS.
ALL-RIEWS CHANNEL.

3 - WINTER SPECIAL

I Coupon Special!

1 $f 00
a 5 Discount
ft = On Carpet

#! ~Cleaning of
:°50” or more!

Lk 1 per customer

offer expires Jan, 21/92

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by Maureen Azimov

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Designed to create in the player a positive sense of well-being.
DIRECTION START FROM

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Center, the player can.
pass over or under path-
ways and through

other centers to achieve
designated destination.

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lability In any event greater than the amount paid for ‘such advertising,

of the

POWER LTD.‘

_NOTICEOF ff
PUBLIC HEARING |

RESCHEDULING

, A_PART-time career, full-time $$$

15 yoar old multi-million dollar na-
tional wholesale firm seeks 2 salf-
motivated Individuals tn your area,
Service and display In

BUSINESS
SERVICES

established retail ‘stores, Expect
earnings of $1200 - $1800 weekly
to start. No direct selling, tralning

POOL TABLE assembly, repalr, re-
cover & level 442-2443 and/or 442-
8319-— Grand Forks.

Pp all for Inter-
View. (418) 756-2156 or (416) 756-
9174 E.O.E. :

ASSEMBLERS! EXCELLENT wag-

REVERSE OSMOSIS water purl-
fication. Only system to remove
all contaminants. Ellminate oryp-
idium, radon, bacterla, vir-

es! Spare time

sy
work at home, No experience. Call

,10.am Family Eucharist and Church School

. DAV
ANGLICAN CHURCH
* 614 Christina Place
8 am Holy Communion
“nursery available’ ©

The Rov. Dorothy Barker
:'365-2271 or 365-6720

THE APPLICATION ° °
. West Kootenay Power Ltd. ("WKP”) filed for Commission a
approval, as an Energy Supply; Contract pursuant to - i

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

uses, organic compounds, etc.
Distributor required. Call
2250 for infopack.

363-

Sq' hrs., Including Sunday.
fal; foo required,

AUTO BODY PERSON
Minimum 3-5 years experience.
| Contact: George Ross, Body Shop
| Manager, Kalawaky Pontiac Bulck

“To Know Christ and Make Him Known power supply ag

FILM TO PHOTO |

&

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 homel

Logie Stucko-

“91125 = 4th St, Castlegar
65-7515

Section 85.3 of the Utilities Commission Act. ("the Act’),
inca")

ea entitled:

| BIRTHS

with Cor

DON & ALICIA LUST would like to
pralse {the Lord and announce the
birth of. thelr .first child, SARAH
‘JANE on October 21, 1991. Proud
Grandparents are Doug & Marjorie
Hombeck of Palo Alto, Cal & Bill
Lust & Ida Lust of Nanaimo, BC.

| . PERSONALS _ |

QUIET AMERICAN man, 5'9”, blue .
eyes, brown hair. and beard, wishes,
to correspond with, meet .country-
type” woman,’ 35+ 45, kids OK.
Interests include hiking,

Ltd. (‘Com

1, Long Term Firm Power Supply Agreement
2. 1999 Firm Power Supply Agreement zi

As a result of representations made by The British
c ad

Public

y Centre, rep 1g

the Consumers’ Association of Canada, B.C. Old Age

Pensioners’. Organization, Council of Senior Citizens

Organizations, Federated Anti-Poverty Groups of B.C., . . ig

and Senior Citizens’ Association; from the Kootenay-.-'8
A

fo) Electric C

and from Mr.

“David George; Bull, Housser & Tupper representing the * j
city’ of Kelowna, District of Summerland, City of *
“.Penticton, City of Grand Forks.and.the City of Nelson; fa;

and with the co-operation
Cc has

of WKP and Cominco, the

good times with family and
occasional evenings out — but not *
a.party animal, Reply — Box:18,-

Castlegar Sun, 465 Columbia. ave.':: Ba
GB. :

Castlegar, BC V1N1G8.
WEST KOOTENAY. .
SINGLES CLUB.
Are you single, wish to meet new

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

CARDS OF THANKS

ing to.
November’ 25,' 1991

the Apr for public

at 9:00 a.m. local time, Monday,
at the Uplander Hotel, 1919

“Columbia Avenue, Rosstand, B.C.

INTERVENTIONS AND SUBMISSIONS BY ~

Due. to. there

heduling of the

of the

public hearing, any additional interventions or
submissions by interested parties should be made to the
-

y and.to the Appli

no later than

- Monday, November 18,1991. ae

CLARIFICATION 4 ‘ 4
Persons intending to participate in the_public hearing,”

(FE aS ee
* | =*Thank you all forthe cards, r-'
flowers, gifts, money and for
attending my 90th Birthday party.
Spocialt hanks to Agnes and La
Verna for arranging the lovely
surprise. It was great!
Florence Briggeman

COMING EVENTS

who.are.

asto,tben

3f. in. which. to. pi

‘may'contact:Mr. R.J. Pellatty Commission Secretary, or-
Mr. B. McKinlay, Manager, Rates and Finance —
Electrical, by telephone (660-4700 or 8.C. Toll Free: 1-

800-663-1385), or in writing.

; GMC (1989) Ltd, ©

(IN PERSON ONLY)

KOOTENAY SOCIETY FOR
COMMUNITY LIVING
Job vacancies exist for casual
tellef residential and communi
support workers. Responalbilities
include working with and
assisting adults with mental
handicaps to become more
Involved In our community and
independent, Post secondary
education in human services,
education or special needs
and/or previous direct service an
:asset. Must be able to acquire-a
Class #4 driver's license, If you
are a caring, common sense
Individual who believes in equal
opportunities for all people, :
Please submit resume to:
Administrator; Kootenay Society
+ for Community Living, Box 3204"
Castlegar, BC V1N 3H5

MOM'S HOUSE ‘requires qualified
day ‘care worker. “428-5955
= Creston Nee :

1.2" NURSES — RN's
Neéded for US Travel Contracts
\_.13-26 weeks, Housing & R.T.
Transportation, $714/week & up.
All units needed,
Call 1-800-624-8248
(24 hour phone)

POSITION AVAILABLE for Certified
Dental Assistant. Please apply to:
Jackie LaBine 1251 Cedar Avenue,

Trail, BC.
POSITION AVAILABLE
MLA ED CONROY =
Invites applications for the position.
of Constituency Assistant. we
Qualifications: tyes
Good computer and ‘bookkeeping
&

AcW.
CHRISTMAS TEA.
Novembor 23, 2 - 4 p.m. Admis-
sion $1.50 at the Canadian
Legion

i k early. for: your: Christmas :
{ show. Call Heather for details after -
; & p.m, 365-2650

‘| LOST& FOUND |

: LOST: Male cat, gray with white
. stripes from Park area In Blueberry
i Creek. May have followed children

WORKERS
COMPENSATION
~ BOARD -
>. willbe holding'a:”
Two-Day Avalanche
»o Blasting Seminar at».
Red Mountain Ski Resort
“in Rossland, B.C.
Nov. 20th and 21st, 1991
Preference will be given
to people actively
engaged in
‘Avalanche Control Work.
: To register

-[ LEGAL NOTICES |

home on Halloween 365-6537.

phone 352-2291 ©
or 1 (800) 663-4962.

(EX, ‘ REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS
eS ‘Public Works Facility

Proposals will be accepted for the design, construction and supply of Public:
Works facilities for the City of Castlegar. 5

Proposals should include the total design, construction and ‘supply. of the
facility, including accessory buildings, fencing, etc., but excluding the
provision of a specific site. a Che si
The mini buildi i for a Public Works department
facility shall be approximately 16,000 square feet (1,490 square meters), for:
the initial submission, sketches are allowed, but for the final submission,
detailed building plans must be certified by a Professional Engineer of BC,
Consideration will be given to those partially supported by proposals which
are energy efficient and innovative. Consideration will also be given to
Goyernment

Proposal documents may be obtained from the City of Castlegar after October
28,:1991: Submissions, shall be made prior to 4:30 p.m. on November 18,
1991.'Such submissions shall be clearly marked “PROPOSALS FOR PUBLIC
WORKS DEPARTMENT FACILITY” and addressed to the undersigned. All
such proposals will be evaluated after that date. :
‘The lowest proposed price, or any particular proposal, will not necessarily,
be.accepted. This project is subject to successful approval of requi
funding from the City’s 1992 capital Budget. ; 6

Clty of Castlegar’. Bie Se Me
480 Columbia Ave.,... Barry Comin, A.

VIN

Assistance Programs (Provincial or Federal). ° Rivera nt)

“ Superintendent of Public Works:

| PETS 'FOR SALE

FANCY FUR AND FEATHERS has
springers,.. choco-black cockers,
Maltese, Ihasas, min. schnauzers,
golden retrievers. 354-3813 — Nel-
son

skills,

ofganizational skills, must be flexi-
la and able to work independently.

A\ good understanding of the three

lavels of government and the Ross-

land '- Trail constituency Is de:

able. Wages per collective ‘agree-*.'

ment. Ri ma)

FRIENDLY TALKATIVE cockatie!
with cage and food $100 365-4962
PUPPY SPECIAL: A.K.C, Rottwell-
ers, Cockers, Lhasa Apso, Chihua-
hua. Also, Cock-a-poo 426-0655 —
Sparwood

» REGISTERED 8 year Cocker Span-

lel‘ looking for warm loving home.
Great companion! $50 693-5455

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

5-225

LIVESTOCK & FARM
SUPPLIES

1ST & 2nd cut hay. Can deliver.
Call Rick 428-3374 or 428-5273 —
Greston
FALL HAY SPECIAL. No rain, in
shed, $70 -$80 per ton. Delivery
available in Tandem Truck loads.
Call anytime 428-4005 — Creston

\"\FEEDER CALVES for sale. Phone

18-5937,

REGISTERED ARABIAN stallion
4 1

3 y be
to Box 609 Rossland, BC VOG 1Y0
before November 22, 1991
SINCE 1976 our Multi million firm
has been North:America’s #1
hy le display
Co. Our success is based on a
sound and proven track record. We
now seek 2 individuals in your area
to service ‘retall established ac-
counts. No direct selling. daily re-
peat business. Expect to earn a‘
minimum of $1100 to $1500 week-
ly. Training provided. Call (416)
756-2156 or (416) 756-3174

| WORK WANTED |

HANDYMANAJJOURNEYMAN -
electrical, carpentry. Limited plumb-
ing, drywall, painting. Reasonable
rates 365-7597

PROFESSIONAL: PAINTER /PA-
PER HANGER, 15 YEARS EX-
PERIENCE —MARIO 365-0251
AFTER 6 PM,

RESPONSIBLE . HARDWORKING
family man available for any kind of
work around house & yard. Call
Khamdy t 365-7089

* BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY

colt, great
.. grandson of Bask. 352-3739 — Nel-
son

[PCHELP WANTED |_|

4 | you:are. unemployed sand ‘want to
‘obtain:new skills or improve tha skills
you have. now in order to obtain‘a job,

fa ploase‘contact.Aenee at’ Read Ven:

ures’.365-4918 ‘OH the: Canada

Employment Centra. tn Trail, at "368.

5566 for more: information. :

-!Read Vonture + 365-4918 ©

i Piense contact Renee at aN

AMAZING SUCCESSI Since 1976
our statistics show that our multi-
million 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 _retall accounts. Work

your own Daily business. Training
provided. Serious applicants may
call (416) 756-2156

Need business advice?
Training? Call FBDB at

:] ber 1-800-667-7579

seas salient of.

. :Are you really Jhappy and
satisfied with your furniture and
the dealer you purchased it from?
If you are, please don't read this,

you will ever make,

the right one.

e

723 Front Street, Nelson

Next to purchasing your dream
home, your furniture is the most
important household purchase

‘At Lakeview Furniture we take |)
a great deal of pride in giving you -
service and respect when making those purchases.

Our professional staff. will assist you with any
information you require to make your-decision. We won't
offer you any gimmicks — just integrity, service and most
of all — we guarantee our prices are the lowest.

We are the exclusive West Kootenay dealer for Sklar-
Peppler and Restonic mattresses, and a full line LA-Z-BOY
dealer. We also carry Hitachi and Grange mattresses.

It would be a wise decision to come in and discover the
difference in furniture stores.
you will have to live with for quite a long time. So make it

Lakeview Furniture Ltd.

Your decision is something

Dale Lawson

352-7500

WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHS: For

results & iP
prices, call GILLES at 359-7759

HEALTH & FITNESS

WHITE KNIGHT — CLI
SERVICE. :Fast, efficient. $10/hr.,
two hour minimum. Ph 352-6732 —
Nelson

ELECTROLYSIS. PERMANENT
Hair Removal by a qualified opera-
tor. Call Avenues 365-7616 for free
consultation.

(UNITED

| BUY @ SELL

Furniture Warehouse.

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“AS REGULAR STORES.
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Prices as little-as

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Creston:
1605 WWBivd.
428-7600

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