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current compilation or
the most peculiar things
edite d by Chuck

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

Kenny Shells, 31, was jailed in
uphis when he failed to
>. Judge Joe B
had suspended Shells’ 90-day
provided he would write “I
again write or issue any
nad (checks) 100,000 times. Shells,
2 avy work load and his
‘ surgery, fell. 98,000
d was thrown in the slammer.

ail time

will neve

Rodgers, 22, was charged
nal Cruelty after a neighbor

said Rod gers had flushed his pet
python down the toilet: The python
survived, and Rodgers staged a re
enactment of the incident in an
Ottawa, Canada, courtroom in Jane
his innocence. Rodgers
said he normally tries to, keep the
snake in warm water in the bathtub
bur thar ir prefers the toilet and had
voluntanly. In the court-
tment, the snake quickly
> th and Rodgers

uary to prove

slithered

m Springs, Calif., jail
anc new public service” in
July. Non-violent offenders can make
O serve ther jail time in
anquil area of the jail, out of the
vicinity of traditional felons and mis-
demeanants, for a fee of as little as
pending on the crime.

PEOPLE WHO WON'T TAKE
NO FOR AN ANSWER

Sean Lee Qualls, 21, walked
nto 4th District police headquarters
in Washington, D.C., in July and
asked by name for the officer who
had arrested him the day before for
disorderly conduct. When the desk
officer asked why, Qualls said he
wanted to beat the man up. Qualls
and his companion then jumped
over the front desk and began beat-
ing the two desk officers but were
soon subdued.

A 12-year-old boy was arrest-
d in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., in May
charged with auto and bicycle
t It was his 25th arrest since he

; @ woman described

her 40s, spent five hours
on shopping at a Des Moines,
Iowa, convenience store buying
ff lottery tickets, stopping
n her paycheck of S60 had
xhausted with just one winner.
utes later, she returned to
and robbed it

off and

THE WEIRDO AMERICAN COMMUNITY

ey News Service reported in
California state Sen. Diane
had hired a staff spiritualist,

HOROSCOPES

January 17-23

5 — March 21/April 20
ndents and/or friends may
make unreasonable demands this
weekend. Be conside: but also
think of your own interests, Make it
clear that you have your own life to
live. You may find yourself dream
ing of life in other cities, it might be
good time to make a move
AURUS - April 21/May 21

The 20th and 21st will be good day

socially. You will find yourself mix
ing with people of all ages. Mid
week will be a good time for travel

or for making vacation plans. Calls
and mail, especially from a distance
will arrive. A shopping spree will

ing you some very interesting
items. Keep an open mind

GEMINI - May 22/June 21

You will feel a strong sense of cre
ative energy and a great sensqgot
euphoria, Take ambitious projects

out of cold storage and do something
about them. You have the potential
to move mountains this wetk Debt
may be easier to collect than antici
pated. Touch base with important
business contacts

CANCER - June 22/July 22
You will feel inclined to look up old
friends and acquaintances or revisit
favonte places. 4 welcome iavitation
may come from a friend. Around
Tuesday or Wednesday a definite
decision will be needed ut some
personal problem. Increased good
will and popularity may conte qijite
unexpectedly

LEO — July 23/August 23
Activities in your home are
important. Extending hospitality
family and guests —- now and in the
weeks that follow — can improve
things for you. You will learn shock
ing information about someone fror
your past. Be wary of Aries people
who ask prying questi
VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22

An old flame ar a new friend will be
on the scene. Enjoy yourself, but
don't wear your heart out om your
sleeve. Try to keep a safe distance
‘You may te invotved in-some tru
trating project at work. See
through; it could prove rewardin
Pay a visit to an older relative
LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23

Fry to keep a steady batance be
tween work’and relaxation. The pro
ject you’ ve been working on may be
Compelling, but it’s not worth losing
sleep over. If you're feeling some
what frustrated, ‘a trip to a health spa
should restore your equilibrium. Try
to be a better listener.

SCORPIO — Oct 24/Nov 22
Everything seems to be going your
way. This will be a good time for
socializing, romance, business and
ultural endeavors. Partnerships can
be improved, Future security
achieved. You will see a dif
shocking side of someone you
thought you knew wetl
SAGITTARIUS — Nov 2¥Dec 21
This will be an excellent time for
making minor changes ot readjust,
ments. Give special preference
any Organization you belong to
Don't underestimate
advice on the 2Ist

another
Toward the end
of the week your prestige can be
heightened, but avoid over-confidence
Finances look good
CAPRICORN -— Dec 22/Jan 20
This week your emotional, romanti
and social affairs will bring you a

great deal of happiness. Wearin
more dramatic colors can open your
personality. You will run into an old
tnend, and this will spark some pre
cious Memories. You will start feel
ing sentimental and may fee! the
urge to contact an old flame

AQUARIUS - Jan 21/Feb 18

You will arrive at a great balancin
point with some plan; if you are sin
gle, this Inay include a marriage
some stimulating
romantic te. A friend will seek you
yar unbiased opinion wil

ngagement or

be of gre:

importance and influence

to this person. You will feel a grea’
sense of harmony with life
PISCES — Feb 19/March 20
You may surprise people with a bold

or lively new professional drive. A
Yew environment away from hom
ould offer you a welcome chal
lenge. Fnends can help you to reach

1 rich goal. Don’t brood about the
past; this is, thé only thing that keep
you from forging ahead. Accept the
advice of a Libra friend or associate

Don’t sign anything without reading
the fine print

YOUR BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
The next 12 months:

Before making any decisions thi
ar (espevially during the first threc
nths), make sure you think thing

through very carefully. You will be

faced with some rather important
decisions Start thin fow-about
what you really want out of life

Sometime this spring, you will be

invited to a social gathering wher

you will meet a rather bizarre Aries

of the opposite sex. This person will
intrigue and inspire you, and may

even become very important to you

The Castlegar Sun

Canadian
Quiz-Cross

by Maureen Azimov

ACROSS

1. Married 1. Engagein 23. Twitching
Indian man espionage 25. Rock

7. Seize tegatty 2. Malt beverage tragment

13. Gratity 3. Beginner 27. Armored ship

14. Oriental 4. Reputation 28. Worthless
laborer 5. Previously imitation

15. Naval officers owned 29. Went by jet

16. Lumberjack's 6. 31. Turkish title

DOWN

Wednesday, January 20, 1993

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| TELLING EVERYBODY
KIM YOUR GIRLFRIEND:

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DOODY- HEAD AND

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L BREATH!

+ Jan. 10 Happy 35th Birthday
Sandy Hoodicoff -
love Mom

+ Jan-4t- Happy Birthday
Fred Lalonde - love Marge,
Angie, Chris & Derek
+ Jan. 14 Happy Birthday
Justin Plotnikoff - from
Kelly, Duncan & Brandan

+ Jan. 16 Happy Birthday

+ Jan. 16 Happy Birthday
Mom Lucy Lebedow - love
Gail, Billy, Kevin & Justin

+ Jan.17 Happy 8th Birthday
Glynis - love Mom, Dad
& Hayley

+ Jan. 20 Happy Ist Birthday
Alysha Soukeroff - love
Stephen & Jennifer

+ Jan. 21 Happy 40th Birthday

+ Jan. 24 Happy Birthday
Selina Malakoff - from
Toto, Peter, Ben, Jenny
& Ken

+ Jan. 27- Happy Birthday
Susan Profili - love Ken

| 40

warning call punishment 34. Attract
1 ampaigh funds, to help her with 17. Foot i
pioblaras lenead the fies: Wetsen eee fear ae peutied conte cneeten- om Kay Ease Renee: ery THis WEEK'S WINNER 18
Jenied that the woman was a spiritualist 19. — Angeles difficulty 41. Finnish poem Duncan & Brandan Darline & Aaron IOORCATED BY LOGO
and told the press, "I am not a weirdo. 20. Exclamation 9. Manana 42. — _of Wight picagler hy tester
. 2 ee Ll nee + Jan. 16 Happy Birthday + Jan. 21 Happy 12th Birthday All birthday greetings must be

LEAST COMPETENT PEOPLE 24. Chalcedony —11. Company 45. Mal de — i i ai phoned in (365-5266) by

In Annandale, Va. in August, two = Peru” Fr 47. Skating site Lisa Markia - from Gail &} Jennifer Greep - from r Noon Thureday the week
men ‘wear a 12. Not him 48. Mr. Sparks . } betore the paper is published
ha igane peed peaked os front 31. D Preceders 18. Flickering en * Jan. 16 Happy 10th Birthday poet Dee, Rotel
pears * 32. Of the os 20. Chinese junk ‘ & Wesley. iF YOUR BIRTHDAY SUBMISSION
oor of the First American Bank sec- 33.7 —Mutant 21. English. Justin Plotnikoff - from 7 /S NOT IN THIS WEEKS AD,
onds after manager Dwight Smith Ninja queen LOOK NEXT WEEK.
entered at 8 a.m. to open up Turtles” 7 Mons, Desi & Revie
Unknown to the men, the door had * Tees Pick Up ¥.
socked auicmaticalty behind Soh oo, omae Up Your Royol Treat At The Castiegar Dairy Queen in the Castieaird Plaza.
The fist robber to reach the doo Island ——_____________ — Call 365-5522 for takeout or pick-up orders. We specialize in ice-cream cakes,

unced off it and reeled backward, ss rent LOOK FOR THE ANSWERS | RE LAR R Kitchen and counter staff needed

J P sei 9 od ches

hitting the second man, who knocked © Tyee teis to the CROSSWORD | U : R ;
the first man back against the door. 43. Roman hall * | i _—_e Fite ay tei DAY SHIFT, Apply in person
The men then called it a day, stag 48. Cotton cloth im our AS yw dont 4 Monday to Friday
gered back to their van, had trouble for sheets | | Jan 24 only}

starting it, but finally sputtered 42. Sheen CASTLEGAR SHOPPER | Chicken Seninics between 9 am and 10:30 am
away. Neither has beens captured. 51. -Stamen part Coming out this Sotuday Ne special coming! ASK FOR DONNA

52. Sown a ___}
4 °

Wednesday, January 20, 1992

The Castlegar Sun

Page 7B

Sun Classifieds 365-

BIRTHS.

LINNEA MARIE
taine and Nick Barisoff of Castié.
gar, on December 24, 1992. Proud
Grandparents are Polly Postnikott
of Blueberry Creek, Mike and Pear!
Batisott of Genelle, and Nick and
May Kabatotf of Kamloops, BC

Lordy, Lordy
Look Who's

Sonny
(the fod

[ ENGAGEMENTS

TOM AND Karen Batchelor are
pleased to announce the engage-
ment of their daughter Connie to
Paul Mcintyre son of Joseph and
Cecilia Mcintyre of Dominion, Cape
Breton, Nova Scotia. Wedding to
take place July 3, 1993 in Castle-
gar.BC.

| ANNOUNCEMENTS

born.to Lor;

ATTENTION HUNTERS
Williams Lake Slumber Lodge
has special rates for hunters
this séason, 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 Gentral
Reservations Toll-fr
1-800-663-2831.

[. LOST & FOUND |

DOG MISSING — Golden
lab/nound cross. Answers to Merlin.
One year old 355-2321/352-
9352/229-4445

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 for such advertising.

FREE PETS a

MOVING FREE to good home 2
year old neutered male Eski

CLASSIFIED
DEADLINE FOR
WEDNESDAY'S

PAPER IS MONDAY
11:30 A.M
PRIOR TO

PUBLICATION.

DEADLINE FOR- CLASSIFIEDS 1S
MONDAY 11:30 A.M. PRIOR TO
WEDNESDAY’S PUBLICATION. _
FREE WEEKLY watercolour paint-
ing night starting January 19/93
365-5819 for registration.
TO ORDER autographed Castlegar
Edition of Beautiful B.C. magazine
with cover call 365-5241 or 365-
8118. Proceeds to the Heritage So-
ciety.
YOU CAN NOW | RUN. YOUR NEW
CLASSIFIEDS IN OUR CASTLE-
GAR SHOPPER CALL 365-7848
The family of the late Mike W. Makortoff wish
to express our heartfelt thanks to all our
friends and relatives who came to share our
sorrow in the recent passing of our beloved
husband, father and grandfather. Thank you
to Phil Plotnikoff who helped the family with
the service, to all the singers without whom
the service would not have been so
meaningful, to all the women who cooked
and served the delicious meal, to all the
eople who sent cards, flowers and made
donations of cash and baked goods, to the
ggers, to Roy Coleman of coleman

DEADLINE FOR
OUR SATURDAY
SHOPPER IS
TUESDAY, 11:30 A.M.
PRIOR TO
PUBLICATION

Excavating, to Kalesnikott Lumber Co. for
cribbing, and to Mike O'Connor and staff of
the Castlegar Funeral Home. A special thank
you to John and Laura Verigin for their words
of comfort, to Dr. Bullock and to Liz
Darnbrough for all their special attention and
personal involvement. The Makortoff
Vereshagin and Wilson families

good with children 365-
a oe ea
PUREBRED LOP-EARED grey
bunnies. 365-2593

PETS FOR SALE |

tir
2 Qa

7)

DOG GROOMING
- & PET SUPPLIES
Fromm Dog & Cat Food, aicuts,
Farm and Livestock Feed
LOCATED AT HILL. TOP THRIFTY
| mile w. of Castlegar on 3
Tues. - Sat. 9 am - 5pm 365-5225

AQUARIUM SPECIALS, 15% off
birds, fish, rodents. Kootenay Pet
Centre. 825-4471.

FANTASTIC TEMPERAMENT,
shots, wormed, housetrained. Male
Shar-Pei puppies. $500 1-478-5431
Victoria.

KOOTENAY CATTERY & KEN-
NELS - Reg. Cockers $150-250,
Boston Terriers, Poodies, Chow
Retriever Cross, Siamese 825-
4411. a
KOOTENAY PET Centre — Aquar-
ium specials, puppies — Shih
Tzus, Dachshunds, schnauzers,
poodies, Cockers (12/ price spe-
cials) Chow retriever cross 825-
4471.

OLD ENGLISH sheep dog puppies
CKC RéeGistered, tattooed, cham-
pionship parents 359-7433 even-
ings.

REGISTERED GERMAN Shepherd
puppies, German blood only
strong, active, alert & healthy
Ready to go. Serious Buyers only
428-5416 428-5606 Creston

PERSONALS

Loving, energetic, intelligent
person required to assist our
family of 5 in providing care for
our 8-year-old daughter who has
many special needs. We require
someone to come into our home
and help out mornings and after
school. Minimum 20 hrs. a week
at $12.00/nr. Must have own
vehicle. We are also looking for
families who would be able to
provide care for our daughter io
their home on weekends

$70.00/day. |
PHONE between 1 - 4 p.m

365-6813 |

AUTOMOTIVE |

Winter Wheels
MPV's, Mazda 626, 929, Ford Probe, Honda Prelude
LIMITED QUANTITIES TAKE OFF or NEW

1986 Firebird
1983 Camaro

1983 Firebird

Western
Auto Wreckers

Granite Rd., Nelson

354-4802

DIRECTORY

|_ca 365.2955 __]

BEAT THE WINTER BLAHS! Learn
Basic Stone Masonry during our
January & February indoor class
projects. (1 evening & 1 day) Cur-
rent projects - bathroom & living
room renovations. Kootenay Stone
Masonry Training Inst. 357-9515,
Box 486, Salmo, BC VOG 1Z0
ONLY FOOLS snowmobile alone!
Recently returned to area, need rid-
ing partner/group for weekend ex-
ploring. Know many W.K. trails
Have new sled, "Communicator",
4x4. 365-0787 evenings

WEST KOOTENAY
SINGLES CLUB.

Are you single, wish to meet
new people? Call 368-8322,
365-3834 or 352-6649.

WILDERNESS COUPLE tired of
city life seeks mountain property to
live on lease, share or caretake
Please write us with an explanation
R. Kelly, 36408 North, Black Can-
yon Highway, Space 492 Phoenix,
Arizona 85027

Don't
Miss
The

in this weeks issue
e Woolco

LIVESTOCK &
FARM SUPPLIES

WANTED: 2 ponies, well man-
nered, quiet, sound and safe for
smatt children. Call Steve or Sue
428-5524 evenings. or leave mes-
sage with Marg 428-2266. Creston.

STUDENT
EMPLOYMENT

13 YEAR OLD would like a baby-
sitting job or mother's helper. Have
certificate, experience, references
Lives in South Castlegar 365-8074

HELP WANTED |

$200-$500 WEEKLY!

Assemble products at home, easy!
No selling. You are paid direct, Ful-
ly guaranteed, no exp. nec. Call 1-
504-641-1778 ext. 123, 24 hrs.
ALASKA JOBS! Earn up to $30,000
in 3 months fishing Salmon. Also,
const., canneries, oil fields plus
more! For immediate response call

Ss 4 Mo
&
,*)
1-604-365-7241
YOU HAVE CREDIT WITH US!

Gary Maloney's Castlegar Mazda

Let us solve your transportation needs

All you need is a job and small down

tegardiess of past credit history
* Collections + Repossession

payment! Financing Guaranteed!

| HELP WANTED |

ALASKA JOBS! Earn upto $30,000
ip 3 months fishing salmon. Also
construction, canneries, oil fields
plus more! For immediate response
call 1-504-646-4513 ext. K123 24
hours.

BUSINESS 1S BOOMING!

BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY

BUSINESS IS BOOMING!
Since 1976 our multi-million dollar
display mer i
firm has offered the highest earning
potential in the industry. We seek 2

Since 1976 our multi-million dollar
wholesale display merchandising
firm has offered the highest earning
potential in the industry. We seek 2
representatives to service estab-
lished accounts in your area. Ex-
pect to earn a minimum of $1500 -
$1800 weekly. Select your own
hours. Training provided. Candi-
dates selected will be to

to service estab-
lished accounts in your area. Ex-
pect to earn a minimum of $1500 -

$1800 weekly. Select your own
hours. Training provided. Candi-
dates selected will be exp to

FILM TO PHOTO IY
Coun)

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!

Le OPME-¢ »  Stcalio-

IE 4th St, Castiget
365-7515

SPORTS
EQUIPMENT

PUMA TRACK SHOES, for rubber-
ized track, size 7, 399-4732 (eves.)

MACHINERY
EQUIPMENT

start immediately Call (416) 398-
0919 or (416) 398-0924 Our formu-
la for success is registered by
copyright.

start immediately Call (416) 398-
0919 or (416) 398-0924 Our formu-
la for success is registered by
copyright.

BUSINESS OWNERS. Overnight
cash. Immediate purchase of cur-
rent invoices. Stickel Associates

353-2936

DRIVERS WITH class one with air
to run BC, AB, Pacific N.\W. Some
experience required. Start imme-
diately phone Kevin 604-428-5307,
Southern Interior Express

PAY FOR Christinas work from
home. $500-$1500 or better part-
time $2000-$5000 or better full-
time. Free training course. Cottect
249-5504

LEASE OPERATORS to run BC,
‘AB, Pacific-N-W-5 axte-and trains.
PD. Mileage, fuel cards and fi-
nanced ins. start immediately
Phone Kevin 604-428-5307 South-
ern Interior Express.
LEASE OPERATORS ~— to haul
Hog Fuel, sawdust & chips. For fur
ther info. phone J.H. Huscroft Ltd
Attention Bob Heffel 428-7106
Creston, 5
PART-TIME MERCHANDISER re re-
quired. Upto 16 hrs./week. must
have own cat. Reply to Box 6500
c/o The Castlegar Sun 465 Colum-
bia Ave., Castlegar, BC'V1N 1G8

- ANEW CAREER -
Wholesale Corp. with a proven
track record seeks 2 approved indi-
viduals for a rewarding career. Ex-
pect to earn a minimum of $950 +
comm. weekly. To right person we
offer profit sharing and the oppor-
tunity to progress into manage-
ment. Serious applicants only. Call
1(416) 398-0924

| WORK WANTED

BARTLETT & SONS stucco, plas-
ter, drywall, free estimates John
362-7279.
CAT AND Skidder work wanted
423-4591 _*
DANCO WELDING specializing in
aluminum & stainless steal com-
pletely portable. Call Dan or Mike
365-3998 or 365-6884. =
conn’ S MOBILE welding and gen-
fab 693-2499.
SNOW CLEARING, snow plowing,
grading, loading and hauling, Any-
where in Kootenays. 365-3014

1-504-646-4513 ext. K123 — 24 hr.

We offer:
1. Guaranteed Genuine

Parts & Retum

Import Auto Repair Specialist

Home of the Maloney "Gold Card"

3. Courtesy Vehicle or

2. Competitive Door Rates

4. Free Repair Estimates

This 18 hour course will assist you in putting together an effective resume and
will help you to improve your confidence in an interview

PAY FOR CHRISTMAS. Work from
home. Earn-$500-=-1+500tmonttr
part-time or $150025000/month full
time. Call 1-978-6017 toll free.
+» FINANCIAL SECURITY --

Well established successful compa-
ny seeks a distributor to service es-
tablished accounts with our unique
method and proven product. No
selling, to experience, needed, will
not interfere with present employ-
ment. Part-time/Fulltime, earing
profit, potential upto $3,000/month.
Secured investment. Call 643-8429
Vancouver,

BUSINESS SER-
VICES :

ALL MAKES of sewing machines &
small appliances. Domestic or In-
dustrial. Call Rob 428-7930 Crest-
on,

BR JEANS — Custom Denim

EQUIPMENT
FOR RENT

operators

with
* Hitachi Excavator +

° Dé Cat Dozer. +
966 Loader °
Hourly or Contract «
Free Estimates «

PH: 365-2743 or 359-7777

HD-3 Diesel Allis Chalmers crawler. _
Wiblade, and winch $6700 ‘obo
365-3485

SAWMILL — for sale or trade
Wood Mizer (copy): Portable Band
Mill cuts 30” log - up to 40’ long,
mounted on tandem wheels, 22 hp.
Onan gas and 10 hp electric 3 PH;
pull behind your pickup - $13,600 or
trade for Mod. 843 Bobcat; Also:
16’ x Canox steel deck: has com-
partments for bottles, c/w elec. hy-
draulic power gate - $1250 or trade
for 12-14 aluminum gravel box and
hoist Call 604-295-6545

| MISC. FOR SALE

KOZY KORNER
New & Used: A little bit of dis & dat

Designs for men, women and child-
ren 805 340 W. Cordova Street
Vancouver V6B 2V3 688-4477
NEED CASH? | buy mortgages
Ken 604-426-4553

“TEAM CLEANERS” Christian
couple will Bless your home or
business with expert cleanigg. Rea-
sonable — references. Call Team
Cleaners today! 365-0231

MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS

ARCT PIANO teacher accepting
students 365-3783 —
BABY GRAND PIANO. Call after 6
p.m. 365-6340

FARM EQUIPMENT

WANTED: 1960 - 1980 orchard
style tractor, preferably with loader,
in good condition 428-3507 Crest-
on.

SPORTS
EQUIPMENT

BEAR COMPOUND BOW — com-
plete outfit $290 man's and boy's
skidoo helmets wiace shields 365-
2324

10% OFF! coins, stamps, supplies
(with ad) Book Stop, 460 Ward St
Nelson. 354-1112

1971 FENDER starcaster semi-
acbustic guitar (collectible) $500
428-4138 after 5 p.m. Creston
6X12 BRUNSWICK pool table
$3000 Contact Tom 365-0466 _
ALWAYS SAVE UPTO 25% on all
Trophic, Swiss, Natural Factor,
New-Life, & Quest vitantins. Only at
Mother Nature's Pantry downtown
Castlegar 365-7750

BRAND NEW 3.5 HP lawn mower

motor. $150. 1200 Ib Sth Wheel
hitch. $250. 1 ton bar. $75 428-
9944 Creston.

CRISP CA apples are here! 4 varie-
ties for one low price 49¢/b. Head
lettuce 49¢/b. Certified organic ap-
ples 89¢/Ib. Certified organic
spinach $1.15 each. Evergreen
Natural Foods & Fruit Stand, Cres-
cent Valley. Open 9:30 a.m. to 6:30
p.m. Monday to Saturday, 10 a.m.
to 5 p.m. Sunday.

DISTRESS SALE: Must sell 2
Quonset arch 8tyle steel building.
Brand new, never erected. One is
40 x 50. Sacrifice prices. 1-800-
46:

CLASSIFIEDS SELL |

ADMINISTRATOR

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In this course you will:

9:00 AM - NOON

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+ develop a job search plan to use your time and energy most effectively
+ learn to use your networking skills for job leads

* put together your own resume and cover letter

+ learn te- communicate well in an interview

* practice interview techniques in a friendly environment

FEBRUARY | - 12, 1993
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY

REGISTRATION DEADLINE: JANUARY 28, 1993

FOR MORE INFORMATION OR REGISTRATION, PLEASE CALL
KERRY AT 368-5236
NOTE: COURSE IS DEPENDENT UPON A MINIMUM ENROLMENT

COST: $55.00

Trail Campus

yea St., Trail, B.C.

ou oH 5236

Castlegar & District Community Services Society, a rural based, multi-funded
agency, is seeking an individual with proven management ability who can direct
the daily operational affairs of the Society, supervise the provision of a variety of
counselling services and liaise with other community based agencies and

government funders on our behalf.

This is a challenging position requiring strong communication and
organizational skills, experience as a team coordifiator
knowledge of rion-profit budgeting systems

Qualifications:

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Salary Range: $32,000. to $36,000 negotiable ’per qualifications and experience.

Pull benefit package provided.

Submit resumes to Castlegar & District Community Services Society, 1007 - 2nd
Street, Castlegar, B.C. VIN 1Y4, or fax to 365-2154, attention B. Kavic.
Closing date for applications is February 2, 1993.

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Bachelor degree in a related discipline and two years
course work, training and experience.

Castlegar & District Community Services Centre
1007 - 2nd Street, Castlegar, B.C.

and a working

VIN _1Y4 Tel, 365-2104