The Castlegar Sun

Wednesday, May 13, 1992

By Toni D'Amato

ARIES - March 21/April 20
You're going to be enmeshed in
domestic affairs this week. Expect to
cope with heavy demands on your
time and mye members of
‘our family, Looks as though some-
body is going to try to pressure you
into fi I you

hy was “Man of the Peo-
ple,” starring James
Garner, dropped so quickly?
How old is he? — A.S.,
Edgewater, Fla.

James ‘Gamer

Garner, who is 64, delighted
fans with his return to TV in
“Man of the People,” but un-
fortunately the ratings
weren’t high enough to keep it
on. Garner, a high-school
dropout and combat veteran
of the Korean War, was born
in 1928 in Norman, Okla. Al-
ready a successful film actor,
he became one of TV’s biggest
Stars in the hit series “*Maver-
ick’? and *‘The Rockford
Files.” He reprised the former
role in the series “Bret Maver-
ick” and in a 1978 reunion
movie. His other regular se-
ries was “‘Nichols.”’ Garner
also has his own production
company.

here is Estelle Getty

from? Has she starred

in any other series? How old is
she? — R.W., Perry, N.Y.

Getty was born in New York
City on July 25, 1924, which
makes her 67. She has por-
trayed an elderly Sophia Pe-
trillo on “The Golden Girls”
with the help of a gray wig
since 1985, when she was 61.
Getty worked on and off
Broadway for years, and she
played Cher’s mother in the
feature film “‘Mask” before

can't possibly afford, perhaps to do
with property or house decoration.
TAURUS ~ April 21/May 21
As you'll be feeling a bit restless
and jumpy, you'll very likely accept
all the invitations that come your
way, rush off on instant trips and
wear yourself out. Don't bite off
more than you can chew. Refrain
from envy; it's the source of much
unhappiness

GEMINI - May 22/June 21
This could be a good money-making
week with lots of opportunities to
increase your savings. As always,
you've got to guard against plunging
thoughtlessly into every get-rich-
quick scheme that comes along
Your naturally buoyant character
will help you overcome a problem
that’s been worrying you for some
time. When it’s out of the way,
you'll have the time to meet some-
‘one who'll be just right for you!
CANCER - June 22/July 22
Keep calm, let things take their natu
ral course, and within the next few
days, there should be a dramatic
upswing in all your affairs. You just
can't go wrong! All those good feel-
ings make you feel alert, lively and
especially attractive to the opposite
sex! Think big thoughts, but relish
small pleasures.

LEO - July 23/August 23
You're going to be steam-rolling
your way through the opposition
with your usual charm and enthusi-
asm, but don’t be surprised if the
people around you just think you're
being aggressive. You'll need a lot of
tact and diplomacy to pull your plans
into operation; try to be especially
sensitive to other people's feelings at
the beginning of the week

VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22
Never give up on your dreams. Even
though things may not have been
going you way, there is a light at the
end of the tunnel. See a movie
you've been wanting to, or delve
into a novel; escape is just what you
need. Things start picking up at the
end of the week.

LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23
After the first couple of days,
which are filled with bickering and
misunderstandings, you'll really

HOROSCOPES

May 10-16

* whelmed trying to cope with all the

get down to work and forge ahead
with your ambitions. Those in
authority will recognize and reward
all this hard work. Take time to
smell the roses.

SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22
This will be a good week for taking
exams and passing them, including
driving tests and all forms of study
and cultural goings-on. You'll feel
super-confident and able to cope
with anything. After mid-week there
could be an unexpected cash bonus
or promotion. Emotional affairs will
prove rewarding

SAGITTARIUS — Nov 23/Dec 21
Your love life seems fairly satisfac
tory, though the end of this week
looks happier than the beginning for
embarking on any new long-term
attachments. You'll be in demand
socially, and find it easy to get along
with people from all walks of life
Don't make plans you can't keep.
CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20
Don't let anyone talk you out of pur
suing what you know is a good idea.
Remember, everyone is entitled to
their own opinions, but this doesn’t
necessarily mean you should live by
them. A mysterious Scorpio will
enter your life; proceed with caution!
AQUARIUS - Jan 21/Feb 18
A lot of hard work needs to be done
this week. You'll probably feel over-

pressures, so take special care of
your health. Since you're likely to
have all sorts of social pleasures in
the evenings, there's a real danger of
burning the candle at both ends.
PISCES -— Feb 19/March 20
If you've been feeling lonely lately,
prepare yourself, because things are
going to change. There's somebody
new on the horizon. In fact, there are
several new people who all find you
attractive, amusing and good compa-
ny. As they say, “when it rains, it
pours,” so enjoy!

YOUR BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK

The next 12 months:

In the past, whatever you've strived
for, you've usually attained. This
year is no exception. Set your goals
high; there is a lot of drive and ener-
gy coming from you, and the poten-
tial for achievement is endless, A
change of job or promotion is likely
The social scene may be quiet for a
while, but honestly, do you really
care for partying a// that much?
Someone you've known for some
time will become a more significant
part of your life. Romance figures
prominently, especially this summer.

Canadian Quiz-Cross

by Maureen Azimov

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landing her role on “The
Golden Girls.”

watched “‘Bonanza’”’ for

years. Which of the lead-
ing characters have died, and
whe is still alive? — G.G.,
Osceola, Ind.

Lorne Greene, Michael Lan-
don and Dan Blocker. who
played patriarch Ben Cart-
wright and his sons Little Joe
and Hoss, respectively, are
dead. So are Ray Teal. who
played Sheriff Roy Coffee,
and Victor Sen Yung, who
played housekeeper Hop
Sing. Still living are Pernell
Roberts, who played Adam
Cartwright and David Ca-
nary, who played Candy.
hat was the name of the
hotel that was run by
Bea Benaderet in the old se-
ries “Petticoat Junction”? We
loved that show and have been
having our own little trivia war
about it. — K.W., Denver

Benaderet played Kate Brad-
ley, owner of the Shady Rest
Hotel, which was nestled in
the tiny town of Hooterville.
The same people who pro-
duced “‘Petticoat Junction”
also produced “Green Acres.”
Characters from ‘‘Petticoat
Junction,” usually Eb Daw-
son and Newt Kiley, were
seen often on both shows

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The Castlegar Sun

Wednesday, May 13, 1992

Sun Classifieds 365-

| IN MEMORIUM |

[cnr tine wan angle was] Angele was

short but It was a lifetime gift
from God.

Angela Montgomery, daughter
of Robert and Rita was born
May 5, 1992 at 6:00 a.m. at

Grace Hospital, Vancouver and

Grandparents, Has ind Maria
Bartsch of Saskatoon, Tilly
Montgomery of Williams Lake,
Uncles, Peter Montgomery,
Peter, Herb, and Henry
Bartsch, Aunt Heidi Bartsch
and sister Melody.

In lieu of flowers we request
that a donation be sent to
Grace Hospital in, a favorite
charity or if parents have
children, to use the money to
spend a special time with them.

[ PERSONALS |

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pha Therapy Today! (Kelowna) 769-
6287.

PLEASE HELP HOBBS
IS LOST!

HE IS A LARGE BLACK CAT

WITH A BIT OF WHITE UNDER

HIS CHIN, HE IS NEUTERED,

FLUFFY & FRIENDLY. HE

PET FOR SALE

PUPPIES. Show, pet, Health guar-
snteed $250 - $00 (509) 684-1567.

PUPPIES: Golden minia-

The Castlegar Sun will not be responsible for any errors in
advertisements 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 is given, the C. gar Sun will regard the ad as
correct and will charge accordingly. The Castlegar Sun accepts no
liability in any event greater than the amount paid for such advertising.

MUST HAVE A_ SPECIAL
DIET.HE DISAPPEARED NEAR
THE CASTLEGAR HOSPITAL
QN APRIL 23. HE WAS
WEARING A BROWN DOG
COLLAR WITH A TAG GIVING
HIS NAME AND TEL NUMBER.

ture Eskimos, Lhasas, Dachshunds,
Poms, Poodies, etc., 625-4471 __

LIVESTOCK &
FARM SUPPLIES

WILLING 17 year old will cut lawns
or do odd jobs. Reasonable
rates Call Shaun 365-3974.

[ HELP WANTED | |

PLEASE CALL 365-8455 OR
365-2257 IF YOU THINK YOU

2 YEARLING heifers & hay for sale.
Phone 428-5149 or 428-2605 —

HAVE SEEN HIM.

7

LEGAL NOTICES | |cLassiries SELL

PUBLIC NOTICE
SEALED TENDERS for the project below,
‘endorsed with the Project :
closing date. Submission documents can be rough the ;
Contracting Services, Room 742. 800 Burrard Street, Vancouver, B.C., Phone (604) 666-
PROJECT NAME:
PROJECT LOCATION:

NUMBER:
‘THE WORK INCLUDES:

Janitorial

Services
ee ae

Janitorial services in Air Terminal Buliding, Control
Tower, West

WANTED: 50 people to participate in
weight . Phone

Building and Firehail/Maintenance
Sarege: frome IV 1. 1008 te dene 80) 1880 wah
an 2, one-year extensions.

John ;

365-3831.

WEST KOOTENAY
SINGLES CLUB.
Are you single, wish to meet

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

‘CLOSING DATE:
DEPOSIT:

‘on return of the documents in good condition
within 30 days from the proposal closing date.

INSERT
To be considered, each proposal must be submitted in duplicate on the forms supplied by
Materiel and Contractin

CARDS OF
THANKS

The family of the late Gladys
Askew would like to express
their thanks to the staff of the

Castlegar Hospital, Castleview
Care Ceritre, Lodge members,
relatives and friends for all
their love, prayers, sympathy
and donations

God Bless You All.

Joan & Peter Roth, Dianne,
Kathy, Cindy & families.

THANKS TO ALL
MY DEAR FRIENDS
who made my BIG birthday so
memorable — Olga

COMING EVENTS

LASCA BENEFIT DANCE,
Sunday May 17
8:30 p.m.

Pauline Lamb/Mystic Rose,
Nelson Civic Centre
Badminton Hall,
Advance $8, Door $10
Students $7.

Castlegar and District Heritage Society
Suckerderg Toland Park * Castlegar Reil Station Museum
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
CASTLEGAR & DISTRICT HERITAGE SOCIETY
Thurs., May 14th, 1992 at 7:00 p.m.
at the C.P. Rail Station Museum

400 - 13th Ave., Castlegar, B.C.
All members and others interested please attend —

5 9 08, 742, 800
Burrard Street, Vancouver, B.C. - Telephone (604) 666-5661. All tenders must be
accompanied by the security specified on the tender documents.

Ci lew Care Centre
in Castlegar, B.C.

facility which b

ADMINISTRATOR

61 bed intermediate care facility located

The Administrator is responsible for the general management of the

ge’

9 total

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your way to run errands, and pick
them up on your way home!

Vogue Studio,

1125 - 4th St, Castlegar -
365-7515

eeamiamanlibiciekaieiainanieneniieiaaianl

resident care,

lobbying
on behalf of the facility and liaison work with the community.

The Idea! candidate will possess relevant
and séveral years of experience in a health care setti
leadership and interpersonal skill

references, by May 29, 1992 to:

Qualified candidates should submit their resumes, including

education
|. Excellent
familiarity with collective

NATIONAL y y ona
large expansion program requires 3
full or part time employees. If you
have a car and are looking for new
or additional income, call 426-2782
ELECTROLUX, 275 2A Cranbrook
Mail.

ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS for
Heavy Mechanic. Journeyman
with John Deere experience pre-
ferred. Mail applications to 4130
Minto Road, Castlegar, BC V1N
4C1.

‘THE LOWEST OR ANY TENDER NOT Y

NOTICE OF INTENTION

This notice Is to alert residents and property owners In the
vicinity of Kinsmen Park and any other interested parties,
that the Castlegar Festival Society Is scheduling a “Sunfest
Street Dance’ in Kinsmen Park, to take place;

SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1992
from
8 P.M. to 1 A.M.

Any persons who have objections, please contact the City
of Castlegar at 365-7227.

The Festival Society

AUSTRALIA WANTS YOU! Excel-
lent pay, benefits, transportation.
(407) 292-4747 ext. 1267, 6 a.m.-7
P.m, toll refy d

CRUISE SHIP JOBS HIRING! Sum-
mer/year round. $300-900 weekly.
Photographers, tourguides, casino
workers, deck hands, plus more! Ha-
waii, Caribbean, Bahamas. 1-601-
EARN MONEY reading books at
home. Many readers needed full/part
time. Amazing recorded message
reveals details. Call (509) 623-2453
Ext. #118.

If you are interested in earning a
little extra money this summer
call Denise @ 365-7848
Monday thru Friday 8:30 - 4:30

for

SOUTH CASTLEGAR
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN
THIS ROUTE CALL
DENISE @ 365-7848

BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY

TOP
QUALITY

upc 80%

THIS WEEK

WE’RE

STRIPPING

“Our Parts Aren't Used Up!”

365-6225 * 365-8231
Castlegar Industrial Park

OKANAGAN AND Kootenay Valley
Business Territory for Sale. Excel-
lent money-making. For further intor-
mation call 1-492-5613 ask for Mr.
Konyi._

RAPIDLY EXPANDING international

ACT NOW! Excelient wages! Spare
time assembly. Easy work at home.
No i Call 1-504-641-7778

EXPERIENCED (PREFERRED)

class 1 driver. Start immediately.

send Resume to Box E Creston Val-

ley Advance Box 1279 Creston, BC
1

FULL TIME, mature, energetic, r

Ext. 123. Open 24 hrs including Sun-
day. Ri fee requi
HAIR SALON For Sale. Good clien-
tele; excellent location owner willing
to stay on part time only; excellent
price; apply to Box M, c/o Creston

able, ry QI im-
mediately. Boswell area. Ask for Lyn

INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION
expanding in the Castlegar area. We
will recruit 3 people who are honest
and of neat appearance to call on
our present customers and contact
potential new accounts. Please send
resumes to Mr. Bill Love, 114-1889
i Rd., K

AQHA STALLION at stud “Croton
Oil Press” (by Impressive Shiek)
“Slick” has a gorgeous head, excel-
lent conformation, stands 15.3
hands and dark bay in colour. He is
very athletic and has a great disposi-
tion. ALSO STANDING “Hot Run ‘n’
Coke". Two years old AQHA Palomi-
no stallion (Impressive & Hot coke x
Dogs Hotrodoer Blood lines). This
handsome stock horse has a great
hip, pretty head and already stands
15.0 hands. He is a quiet and gentie
— nice to be around. For more in-
formation call late evenings 428-
4008 — Creston,

will be held

COUNTRY ROADS GENERAL

Castlegar & District
Community Services Centre

MEN’S
SUPPORT GROUP
Castlegar Community Services will be offering
a Men's Support Group in May (date TBA)

The group will present an opportunity to explore the stress in our lives and
discover directions toward health and well-being. There is no charge

For more information phone: 365-2104

STORE, FRUITVALE complete line
of grains, 55 pound sacks. Bulk
sales available 367-9229,

COW CALF units for sale: Simmen-
tal, Hereford, Charles cross Phone

7794 . 7-4 — Creston.
FLASHY BLACK 1/2 Arab Gelding,
4 years old, green broke, good in
bush, easy to catch, trailers $1000
obo 428-2312 — Creston,

PUREBRED ARAB Gelding, 13
years old, 14 hands; Also wanted a
good Child's horse. Phone 428-5631

— Creston.

LOST & FOUND
COST: Men's Burgundy

wallet May 7, 1992. 4:30 p.m 500
9th Avenue 365-6319 Chris or Irene

If you have
found or lost an
item call The
Castlegar Sun.
All ads are free.

FREE PETS STUDENT

EMPLOYMENT

10 YEAR old boy would like odd
jobs. Valley Vista area. 365-8074. _

a female Germa
Shepherd, spayed, loves children
365-3332 — Castlegar.

PETS FOR SALE

18 YEAR OLD willing to do yard
work, lawn cutting, etc. ask for David
365-6316.

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

FIND IT IN THE
CLASSIFIEDS

L , BC. V1X
5V5.

STAY HOME EARN MONEY! Varie-
ty of jobs available. Earn $00 + per
week. Call 24 hour RECORDED
message for amazing free details.
(604) 623-2380 ext. WA93.
WANTED: EXPERIENCED chair-
side or CDA for dental office. Please
contact Jackie LaBine, 1251 Cedar
Avenue, Trail, BC V1R 4B9.

WORK WANTED

GORD’S MOBILE WELDING. No
job a
| have a full portable welding rig with
tools & wire feeders | also do heavy
mechanical work | am looking
for work in the Castl 4
would like to relocate. | am also
looking for a small shop to rent if you
can give me information please call
Harvey at 765-6566 — Kelowna, _
MAN FOR HIRE. 7 years heavy
equipment experience; parts pur-
chaser, stock control 3 years; & car-
penter’s helper 3 years. Part-time or
full-time work. 365-2964.
STEVE'’S YARD SERVICE: lawn,
hedges, landscaping and general
yard clean-ups FREE ESTIMATES

(604) 365-7616
Res 365-3253

Valley Adv Box 1279 Creston,
BC VOB 1G0.

Find it in the
Classifieds

ed people in Kootenay area. imme-
diate income, unlimited potential.
Call Market Vision (604) 682-8680 or
Environet (604) 681-0618.

MECHANICAL
.

HEAVY DUTY AUTOMOTIVE
AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION
°
GENE WADDINGTON
365-7006

Pu Cling Partnerships
[ ogether/

Hi Pardner! The Cancer Society
wants to round you up! Volunteer
your time and your talent; we can
lasso a lot of mutual fulfillment.

Call us today /

CANADIAN
CANCER
SOCETY

B.C. AND YUKON DIVISION

CANADIENNE
Du CANCER