CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, October 2, 1978

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, October 2, 1975 ; i PR sah I Shown in Must

New RCMP. <. Consumer Fact Local Court News

Constable :
Posted Here

ment has a new constable,
Cat; Dennis Christopher-
son has been given temporary
posting tothe local detachment,
The constable Is single.
This is his first Posting.

Close to 100 medical per-
sons, both doctors and nurses,
‘attended a seminar Saturday at.
Selkirk) College as another

-BOB’S
Pay'n - Takif
lid.

Casttegar’s Biggest Lime
uper-marketl

PAY'N TAKIT
COFFE!
Delicious FlavorNo Chicory]
Ib. 99¢
DUNCAN HINES”

CAKE MIX
pkg. 89c

Castlegar RCMP detach- .

Making Jelly — Need a Pectin?

Because of labor problems
‘at the manufacturer level you
may have, some difficulty ob-
taining ‘Certo’ for jam and jelly
making. ‘

Many consumers may not
realize that ‘Certo’ is simply a

“brand name for pectin, the main

Areas Largest Medical
Seminar Held Saturday

aspect of continuing medical

‘This waa the first major
event organized by the com-
munication committee of the

“West Kootenay Medical Society

to ee held here.

est speaker was Dr. C.
LK “Mellectne of Nelson. The
program tople was headaches.

substance that determines the
Sulhabilty of a fruit for jelly
making.

ie ‘you can't find ‘Certo’ in
your grocery store, you might
look for M.C.P. Jam and Jelly
Pectin. The M.C.P. crystal
pectin can be used as a
Substitute for ‘Certo’

The use of commercial
pectin not only makes it posst-
ble to prepare jelly from fruits
low in pectin, but also greatly
shortens the time required and
reduces the amount of evapor-

ation

* Although jellies can be
made from some fruits without
adding commercial extracted
pectin, studies show that even
when the cost.of pectin was
included, jellies made with
commercial pectin cost less per.
glass than jellles from the same
fruits made without the ex-
tracted pectin. :

City Council Briefs

City clerk Rick Beauchamp
has been authorized to start
Proseedings for boundary ex-
tensions

oe

An pletn fos water
service by M. D. ‘herson to

his property eet is located
outside the city's boundaries,
has been refused. Council
stated it was unable to comply

VILLAGE
MARGARINE
3.lbs. $1.00

128 cz.’ Gallon
CRISCO OIL
$4.99

AYUMER'S
TOMATO JUIC!
48 cz, tins -
e8e ,
"APPLE JUICE
<5."

tr I Vv ER R
3 PKGS.
5 Ibs. $3.45.2:-
: Ready for: Your ‘Freezer
MILD DELICIOUS |<”

2 POUND BOXES
$1.99

———___.
SWIFTS PREMIUM
WIENERS
Cello 16 cz. pkgs.

ic.
-All Beef or Regular
ROY-ALL LUNCHEON
MEAT

12'ez. tins
9c
LEAN GROUND
BEEF
10 Ibs. $8.79
In 1, or 2 Ib, pkgs, for the
Freezer:

WEST
DOG FOOD
4 tins 97c

King Size FAB
Only $1.89

Opportunity
For a career sales oppor=
tunity with an international
lorganization in the immedi
late area, Attend 2 weeks
lof sales training in Van-
louver, B. penses
patd. Unlimited advance-
ment opportunity — no
seniority.

Act today
to ensure
tomorrow

For Appointment
CALL

DON ROKOSZ
* Tuesday to Friday
Oct, 7 to 10...
365-7282

FLORAL
Arrangements
for

with this request at present

+because the demands on the

system already require it to
work at full enpacity.

‘The Womer's Aiatliary to
the Castlegar and District
Hospital have been granted a
reduced hall rental of $60. for
thelr two-day fall rummage sale
to be held Oct, 24 and 25.
eran

The rifle club has been
informed as of Oct. 1 it is
expected to pay a weekly $5 fee
for use of the rifle range located
in the Kinnaird Hall,

LEGALS
Rossland — Re
_ ft ae
IN THE S| cour
OF BRITISH GO COLUMBIA,
BETWEEN:
KOOTENAY. SAVINGS CRE-
UNION 'and JOHN
Bot
PLAINTIFFS

AND:
‘HARRY SMITH and SHAR-
ON SMITH, ee

DEFENI
: NOTICE ore unre
HARRY. and

10:
SHARON: OTe
TAKE. NOTICE that an
been ‘

* Store. -

In court Tuesday Dixon
Paul Scantland, 26, of Robson,
pleaded not guilty to a’charge
of intent to. mislead, He was
found gullty. and sentenced to
one month in jail. The sentence
is to run concurrently with a
three-month jail sentence he is
presently serving for breech of
probation. °

‘The orlginal three-month
sentence also stated Scantland
wan to be placed on 12 months
Probation.

.

"Marjorie D. Rempel, 82, of

“Castlegar, pleaded guilty to

driving with'a blood ‘alcohol
count over .08. She was fint

$250 or in default 90 daya in jail. -

She is also prohibited from
driving a motor vehicle on any
highway in Canada for a period
of one month.
ees

Alex Relkoff, 65, of Castle.

gar, pleaded guilty to theft
under $200. Item involved was
a package of Kraft cheese
removed from the Super-Valu

He was fined’$50 or In
default 30 days in jall. He was
also ordered to return the
article,

.

Robert J. Johnson, 25, of |

Castlegar, pleaded guilty to
driving with a blood alcohol
count over .08. He was fined
$250 or in default $0 days in jail,
His driver's licence was also
suspended for one month.
eo jee

Michael Solovsky, 58, of

Stocan Park, pleaded guilty to a

charge of theft under $200.”

Items involved were three
Nellson’s chocolate bars. He
was fined $50 or in default 30
days in jail.
ele. :
A male Castlegar juvenile
was fined $25 after he pleaded
gullty toa charge of being a

“minor in possession of Liquor.
. °

Raymond Eric Bacon, 19,
of Castlegar, pleaded guilty toa
charge of driving while’ his
driver's licence was under.

suspension. He was fined $250 +

or in default 80 days in jail. He
ig also prohibited from driving a
motor vehicle on any highway

in Canada for a period of one -

month,

‘al
umbia, No. oye by Koo-
tenay Savings Credit Union
and: John: Howe in which
the Plaintiff's claim is foe
an accounting of what
ee bye you ie the Plaiaticis
irtue of a mortgage
Ere the 17th day . o!
eter 1970, gran! ted bY

judas Pleaded guilty to'a
‘charge of mischief after tearing
up a mattress in a cell of the
local detachment. He was fined
$125 or in default 90 days in jal.
He was also placed on probation
for three months and ordered
to pay restitution to the RCMP
of $18.60.
cee

Lyle A. Mykyte, 21, of

Hospitals — Funerals

Apple, Pear, Peach,
Apricot, Italian: Prunes,
Plum

nay y Savings Ereiit Union

mortgagee, of real pro-
perty situated in the Pro-
vince of British Columbia
more particularly
known and described | as:
Let Block 2, Dist-
rict Lot 4598 x
Kootenay District,-Plan
4255

EVERGREENS
Spreading & Upright
Junipers

Ball, Pyramid, Compact
& Gold Compact Cedars
Shady Trees & Flowering
Plants, House Plants,
Pot. Plants, Potteries,
Terranium Plants,
Indoor Hanging Baskets
Perennial Rockery Plants
and Fall Bulbs

first Year Growth

CHRISTIES PREMIUM
CRACKER:

2 Ib. pkg. $1.19
IBHOW COST SPECIAL

KEEP YOUR BUDGET
ALIVE WITH OUR
LOW, LOW PRICES!

eect
Expert Landseaping
FREE ESTIMATES

SAM‘S
NURSERY & FLORIST
1001-9th Ave., South

_ Castlegar:

Ph, 365-7312

“Open 7 Days a Week”

gation strict

and in default of payment
of the sum found due on
such sccountlng within time
appointed therefor, that
your right, title, and inter-
est and that of your heirs,
executors administrators and

and absolutely’ cancelled.
‘THER TAKE
“NOTICE that service of the

pearance in

the. Court House” in’ the
City of Rossland, British
Columbia.
such

In cctault a :

c pleaded guilty to

Gavin while under suspension.

fe was fined $250 or in default
80 days in jal
:

George Rashke of West-
bank pleaded guilty to two
charges of possession of a gun
without a licence, He was fined
$100 on one charge and $150 on
the second charge.

High Cost of Calories
Could Reflect in Job

Notice ‘the- guy with the
gavel at a stockholders’ get-
together. Or the head man at
board meeting. Sure, he's tan-
ned and good-looking. That's
part of the corporate image.
But, usually he's thin as

wellas dapper. And that's part”

ofa natural bias against fatties,
experts say.

‘The Robert Half Personnel
Agencles, Ine., New York,
N.Y., made a study of 50,000
executive jobs they's filled. One
fact stuck’ out like a bay
window.

Only nine per cent of the
men who landed $25,000 to
$50,000 jobs were 10 pounds or
more overweight. But of those
who wound up in the $10,000 to
$25,000 bracket, 39 per cent
were.

+ 'son,

period of six months except for

Derek G, Todd, 27, of Pass
Creok, pleaded gullty to a
charge of being in possession of
narcotles, He was fined $75 or
in default 30 days in jail.

eee

John David Ryan of no,
fixed address pleaded guilty to
acharge of theft under $200, He
was sentenced one’day in -
prison,

ATTEND CHURCH
SUNDAY

PENTECOST)
TABERNACLE
767: First “Ave.
i Pastor: Rev, HH. Graham
Chureh Ph. bsicdis
00! 9.50: a.
.
In ie on Tuesday of last
reek Terry Rerehudott oh of
Castlegar, pleaded
charge of driving with : ia
alcohol count over .08,
fined $300 or in default ane
month in jail. He was ‘also
placed on six months probatlon
and ordered to take the im- o.
paired drivers course in Nel.’ gt, PETER LUTHERAN
“CHURCH ©
* "405 Maple St. Castlegar
Donald G. Chambers, 28, of
Castlegar, pleaded guilty to a
charge of driving while im-
paired. He was Shea my or in
default one month in jail. He is {
prohibited from driving for a Lutheran, ae
- Rev, Richard Klein: Pastor
112/=)4th Ave, No
365-3662 of 365-3664

the purpose of work. He Is to +
take the impaired driver's
course in Nelson,

Armstrong and Ami
Coll

CHURCH OF, GOD
804-7th Avenue South
“Learning” “Worshipl

Sunday

9:45 a.m. losses for all Ages

11 a.m, Family Worship
Wednesday

‘7:30 p.m. Opportunities to
Serve

CHURCH OF. CHRIST
: MEETING IN CASTLEGAR
For Information
365-2241 or
365-7973 oF
365-7362

Directory of Local and District Churches

CALVARY.
BAPTIST. CHURCH

Next to the Cloverleaf Mo
‘Castleaird | Plaza

APOSTOLIC CHURCH:
‘One Block” East “6f \the:
Castlealrd Shopping ‘Plaza’
1a, ty School
Vam. Morning worship

‘WORLDWIDE CHURCH
: OF GOD...
Saturday Services
Nerds Hall 1009°- 7th Ave.
ca wy Castlegar
Service: 10:00 a.m.
Bible Seedy Tst'& Srd
Tuesdays, 7 p.m.
Minisien Ny Mr. Clan Weber
Affiliated ain Case Ted
ibassades

CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev. \W. Harrison °
Ph: 965-7148
Saturday Ree xe ; Pm
Sunday Masses

oem dad Tham.

Over 180 Persons Attend Workshop

Ceatre, Examines One of Over 100 Species of ;
‘College

"Clee Dung Popa Bl Mushroom Course

ver. 180 people attended
the Saiki College! mushroom
workshops held on Sept. 20 and
21 in New Denver and Castle-
gar, Instructors at the work-
op were Dr. Richard Haard
and his wife Karen, co-authors
of the book’ "Foraging for
Edible Wild Mushrooms”.

‘Dr. Haard pointed out that
in collecting mushrooms, it
important to'keep the various
kinds in separate containers
until they can be Identified.

: Otherwise a crumb from a

polsonous species may become
mixed with a non-polsonous |
spectes and Ister be eaten. - ©

In addition to'the risk of
polsoning isthe problem of
allergic reactions’ to non-
polsonous ‘mushrooms, Any
type of mushroom may cause an

“allergic reaction.

In sampling a new. peeled
of non-poisonous mushroom,
Dr. Haard it.

non-polsonous mushrooms, This
procedure should not be used
‘ona mushroom to determine if
It {s poisonous, as eating only
one mushroom ' may ' cause
death,

At the. workshops partic!-
pants collected mushrooms and
checked them against a table of
labelled specimens provided by
the instructors, Dr. Haard
pointed out that there’are
about 2,000 species of ‘mush.
rooms in the Northwest and
that 1t requires practice and
experience to identify mush-
rooms,

He presented a slide show
and recommended:: various
books on'mushroom identifica-
tion. The workshops provided a
good introduction to the prob-

lems of mushroom identifica: ,

tion for those interested:in
Pursuing this interest,

A oh ace

eating’a small portion and then
iting 24h a dolerining if

Goes nn

Frying Chicken

TURKEYS

UTILITY, GOV'T. INSP.
6 = 16 LBS, ..).,

ROUND STEAK

‘BONELESS ‘FULL {CUT

CANADA GRADE “A” BEEF Ib

PORK ROASTS.

GOVT. INS, tb,

Alberta Branded Beef:

1 and A2 Steers, Gov't. Insp. Cur. and”
Weepeed. Ready for Your Freezer SIDES

CUT UP, GRADE “
GOVT, INSP,
TRAY PAK ..

99°

"BEEF wee

erat i tb, 490

Boneless Rump Roasts

Canéda'Grade “A” Besf. Gov't,
Insp, Ist and 2nd Cuts ......), Ib,

Smoked Pork Yer :

No. 1... Ce be Cc:

Be.

Directory of Business and Professional Services

COHOE i
BRAKE z WHEEL
INSURANCE 521° ".496" Columbia
Providing a Complete Castlegar.
Insurance Service y PHONE 365-7818
269 Col. Ave., Castlegar
PHONE 365-3301
Open Saturday

Wheel Alignment
Brakes - Shocks’

LAWN MOWER
REPAIRS
“Call -

The Only
+. Complete Brake Shop
’~ in’ the: Kootenays
BEGoodrich ,
: TIRES = TIRES
BOUNDARY
ELECTRIC
(CASTLEGAR) LTD,
Heaters &
MECHANICAL
« CONTRACTORS,
Phone 388720

9 Eq. Ltd,
1400 Pen aRver Caalegee
Fronnsses 365-3182

CASTIEGAR
FUNERAL HOME
Dedicated to Kindly
Thoughttul, Service
Ambulance — Flowers
Granite; Marble ‘and
Bronze Plaques.

RUBBER STAMPS

Quick Service
All’ Sizes, Styles

< PARDMAN FURNITURE
CASTLEGAR NEWS ‘Maytag Sales
191 Columbia Ave,

+ and: Servi
Phone 365-7266 |] GUARANTEED REPAIRS

158, Elmer.’ Walner 146, Bill

. Ph. 365-5240
Senior Bowlers

Top scores for Senior Cit! rere
‘APPLIANCE REPAIP~
Speedee Appilance Repales

hrey 167, Hi ‘Hugok All Horne Appliances:
phrey 167, Henry Humphrey
168,, Danny *MeDonald 159, Phone 365-3649 or
Exilda McAndrews 167, Mil- 365-3145
dred Brady 129, Bob! Cormier

‘Easton’ 146,. Menna Pederson
138, Ken Keating 185 and Nan
Raine 183.

COLEMAN COUNTRY
BOY SERVICE

Sump & Septic Tenk
Pumping
PHONE 365-5013
1800 South 4th Ave.

“or Castlegar:
>“You'd expect,” a company
spokesman says,:“to find just >
the “opposite, Bigger jobs are
usually filled by older men, And.
age/is what helps: put on the

be ‘i 5

MIKES CLEAN AND
SHAMPOO
Carpets’ and Fumiture
Reasonable Rates

> Phone 359.7398

Why isa fatso bypassed
when. promotions are -handed
out? “Probably,” 'a spokesman

says, he

can't’ discipline himself for the

sake of his job—and the com-

pany. Overwelght slows you

down, The igh cost of ealoies
is fallure.

OFFICE SUPPLIES
Columnar Pads
Scotch Tape, Staples
Typewriter Ribbons
To Move Ore. labels, All aa etc.

Ontario began to bulld its

EWS
tario Railroad ee aye in order iW) Caldas Ave,

(OOTENAY
ANIMAL HOSPITAL
SS. No. 1, Teall
No. 6 Ymir Rd,, Nelson
Clinics Tuesday & Thurs.
Castleaird Plaza
Next.to Cooper Agencies
Summer Hours Effective

May 27
10:30 a.m, to 12:30 noon

COMMERCIAL PRINTING

Phone 365-7266

DESMOND T.
LITTEWOOD DOS.
OPTOMETRIST
966 Baker St.
Nelson, B.C.
Ph, 3525152,

Tropical
fish In
aquariums
make ex-
otle dis-
plays fer

‘your home.

‘Aquarium Supplies
Groceries — Gas
MAPLES STORE
Blueberry. Creek
PHONE 365-6149

GREEP'S. ELECTRIC
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTING
SALES’ & SERVICE
Ph. 365-7075
Free’ Estimates

ORK, Gas Fitting
Furs 2, Ventilation
Heating - Refrigeration
& Mechanical: System.
— Sales & Service —
MESYMA

704 = 6th Ave, South
Ph. 365-7775 - Castlegar

pk EC pie ‘

Cleanings va cro ice
Daily, Weel ly or Monthly.
os Shemposing

rai
Call Coli Nee 825.
4632 or Castlegar 365-, 7801
C. Ven Pelt

* KOOTENAY TRADING
POST

“Antiques”
New and Used
Furniture & Mise.

123 Main St., Castlegar
PHONE 3653719

We Buy, Trade & Sell

RHC INS. AGENCIES LTD.
601. Baker St., Nelson
Ph. 35: 2

Fire - Auto. = Boat. °
Traller =. Ufe

Call Peter Majesgay
365-5986

DRY WALL TAPING.
\ TEXTURED CEILINGS. 7}

*% PLASTER REPAIRS &
: STUCCO: - uF

PH. 364-1059)

For 3 *
RUBBER STAMPS
See, Phone, Write

Clean Cut Rubber
Stamp. Shop
Box 25, Robson, B.C.~
Ph. 365-7605

Capri \
-AUTO. BODY.
7633. bth ‘Ave. ie
Castlegar: 55,

PAINTING.

Industrial, Commercial,’

Residential

Phone 399-4273

_ Sam Koozma. Roukin, 19, of
Crescent Valley died Sept, 24 at
the ‘Castlegar! and District”

“Born, May. 18," 1026, at
Verigin Sask. Mr.Konkin came

Funeral Services Held

. Konkin, 49

to Krestova as a youth with his
grandparents residing there
continuously until his death.

He is: survived by ‘his
mother Dora Konkin of Kres-
toval) oi:

» Burial took’place in Kres-

pore Cemetery, eas

~ Slocan Village Briefs

Slocan’council at its meet-
ing on Wednesday of last week
bas appointed Mrs. Phyllis):
as returalng officer
election.’

necesaary funda required to
pay. M weet cr Bosinesring &
for.

forthe “Nov. 16 munielpal

Council has authorized the

Public meetings regarding
the skating rink are to be held.
‘The ‘first one’ will be at’ the
Senior, Citizens’: Hall In Slocan
at 8 pam: Oct.:15.. °°
Heese 8
Village clerk Vera Hamil-

y Pacific ‘forthe use ‘of its

e+ equipment ja preparing the
} tine Fe ait of the abating rink. : :

skating rink’ site.

tion’ of, aves oe lds
nickel and’ copper.

REPOSSESSION FOR SALE

1972" ESTATE MOBILE HOME

12.x 60 3 bdrm, complete except
for washer & dryer.

entered

ATED © at ‘Rossland,
‘British Columbia, this 25th
day of Ei September, 1975.

K. R, Bur
District Moristrar.

This NOTICE OF WRIT
is.issued by E. M, McGaul-

tlegar, British Columbia.

ROBSON: 9:45 a.m.
58, David's

Anglican & United Churches

cents,

“oanes Low Suahes, NEWS EDITOR

‘Mall aubscription rate to the Castlegar News
“J ts $800 per year. The price by delivery boy ts 20
cents an issue. Single copies in stores are’ 20

CASTLEGAR NEWS

PUBLISHED “EVERY THURSDAY: MORNING AT”
“THE CROSSROADS OF THE KOOTENAYS”

CASTLEGAR, 6.C,

* FOUNDED ON AUGUST 7, 1047, BY Lv. (LEB) CAMPBELL,
BURT CAMPBELL, PUBLISHER AND EDITOR

RENE BRODMAN, SHOP FOREMAN

7 malt
‘The Castlegar News 4
Audit’ Bureail of) Cireulatl

a member of the

number 0019.

WALTER MARKEN, ADVERTISING. MOR.
be. signed in ink with the

Address of the writer, "Pent names will be wed.
on a but the correct name must be ‘sub=

ee ent: It tn agreed by th
5 ent ne space that the liabill
the, event! of failure to ia : tient

rect nama. and

advertiser re

publish’ any advertiee-

Steel Belted

SCOPE TUNEUP CENTRE”

¢ al
Complete Automotive Service.
850 Columbia Avenue 1”
‘Across from the School Bosrd Office ; ||
"WE HURRY SERVICE" >

that ‘this test ‘apple only to

Killer-
Thon Wars

Ode to Ken Greaaa Hang Gliders

T stood upon a mountain top.

“Listened to the wind
Murmur in the’ tree to

Listened to the wind"

Whisper in my sall

T felt it lift me from the ground =~
Carry me into the blue sky above

My, heart stood still

Ecstasy flooded my soul

Below me a thousand feet down
«A aver bon wound te way, «reer
by

‘A hawk

é é A raven ‘reamed from a ea top

L ‘knew Sal Thad done ¢
‘What men had dreamed for millennium

Thad flown the skys

0f a silent gossamer wing

In rapture, joy, and sometimes fear
I turned, lifted high, wheeled round and round

And/up and up

Soared' and called with the air currents
‘With the wind and earth
Til I grew, dzry. from sheer joy

=: An hour, and maybe'm
eft all mankind
= Tlived-a dream

bélow

a
HSA TS IEE

‘That few. men ever As

Z Gently T turned and’ twisted

Came down and down

"Till my feet reached out in a green el ©
And touched on ali rose

has killed
25 million persons since its
invention;-a toll exceeding all
the deatha in wars this century.

‘The figure was cited in
Paris at a conference of high-
way experts from 12 countries.
meeting to discuss latest im:
provements in highway safety.

U.S. federal highway ad-
ministrator, Norbert. Tiemann,
told’ delegates: “The appalling
fact is that; the automobile
came into existence it has killed
more than 25 million people in
the world. ‘That is more than
28,5, million deaths in’ wars
around the world in the same
period.” £

Attack Begins

- . With Message

From Scout Ant

When a foraging army.ant
locates prey that it dare not
attack alone, it rushes back to a
column of fellow army ants and
moves down the line, touching
antennas briefly with each ant,

Within minutes an assault
force of hundreds is recruited
‘and marching toward ‘the prey,
which fs'usually a larger indect
‘uch ‘as ‘a wasp.

‘ ‘Until: two, University. ot
Connecticut researchers. ob-

served and tested. such; be-.
‘havior in the field, in Ecuador,

entomologists had assumed
that army ants, which get their
name: from their habit. of
travelling in huge columns,

+ foraged blindly, eating. what}

"For all Thad'done and aeen,

‘im Chapman

: = ars

‘qQhe ‘Trail’ Canada Man->
power Centre is trying. to

encourage, mote, job-seckera to
avail themselves of its counsel: *

ling services to help solve thelz
employment’ and career! prob:

lems, reports Bruce King, man-

agee.of ot tbe ‘Ganade Manpower’
Centre:

we have had to receitly:
re‘arrange our priorities and

thus have more counsellors’ in”.

the Trail office able to devote
time to dinciianing inaividual

ihe Fe Forest Products Industry of Bri sh Columbia, is ‘schedled to’ “commence on
Mare ide 1976, at the Nevieonbe Auditor in Vicor, British Columbia.

tances fa public whe’ ot to obtain 2 copy of the,
and “further Information ragarding public participation in proposed tak force
meetings may do | a0 by contacting the Pollution: Control Branch ‘office at

oto. Me Ward ares

i _ fephone 3 Sasaam, local 273.

Interested pe are ceginte | ‘to. pis the Branch no later than.

= and interest are”
 alao available at the Centre and

problems.4

Mr.'King stated that per*
\ aons‘who wish’ employment

information and career counsel-,

\_ ling to assist thelr re-entry into |.
the labor force and those who,
require sk

training or upgrad-

ling teatoremeanbet

employment’ would bo wise to.
take this opportunity toexplare
thelr potential for’ the kind of
work they would like to do.
‘He said that aptitude tests.

ever, they stumbled. upon. °
‘The researchers have

found that a scout, ranging.

away from the main column of

ants and locating suitable food,

lays down a scent trail as it
returns to its companions and.
‘then communicates ‘something

more by touching antennas and .

bodies with the other ants.

‘They found that in the first |

minute after the “recruiter ant”
returns toits fellows, it touches
antennas with 60 to 100 others,

ng them toward the

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CHEESE SLICES cccun

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