CASTLEGAR NEWS, April 23, 1980

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First Edition of the’

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Special Features and Articles

More Pictures and News
Religious and Contemporary Views

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...and Much, Much More!

Although the prize list totals an impressive $23

five cars of past years has dropped to three tite y jear
Here they are lined ht as Dave Williamson: of Kay May | Inthe Cominca Avene: starting at 8 p.m.
Motors, second from |. ‘ :

INFLATION HAS STRUCK the 1980 Trail Kinsmen Bingo, smen Bryan Bracken, Ralph Paltzsche and Mark Wilson.
000, the Also shown here Is the Kinsmen candidate for the Trall
Fiesta Queen contest, Cathy Barlow. The bingo Is to be

hands over the keys to Kin-

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Details of these and
other Job opportunities are
available at:

perienced head saw fitter.
(162)

A travel agency in Trail

has an opening for a fully

travel agent or

counsellor. Must be fully

conversant in all aspects of

domestic and~ international
ticketing, (22a)

.

A lity in West
Kootenays requires a certi-
fied heavy duty mechanic or
auto mechanic to work on
buses and trucks, Position is
permanent. Wage $10.21/hr.

Ce ee)

A Castlegar day centre

has an opening for part-time:

pre-school supervisor to
work with special needs chil-
n. Applicants must have

+ pre-school certificate in
hing. (204)

Anautobody repair shop
in Trail requires a certified
autobody repairer on a per-
manent or part-time basis,
Salary is negotiable. (965)

"Fully expend certi-
in Trail. AG —

Bina ye

Behe | in” Castlegar
requires ‘someone .with en-
graving experience for
trophy engraving a other
types. (228)

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Siweall in the Fruitvale
area requires an experienced
licensed lumber grader.
Wages $11.09/hr. (256)

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Major employer requires
di with

tickets. Salary competitive.
Permanent positions,

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Experienced waitresses
are required in the Trail/Cas-
telgar area, Salary range $3 -
$4/br.

a
An experienced short
order and prep. cook is re-
quired in the Castlegar svea.
Wages $5.69/hr.
: e 8 oe ‘
A legal secretary is re-
quired in the Trail area. Must

industrial plants. Salary
range $22,000 : $80,000/yr.

Nelson cau Employment
Centre,
514 Vernon 8t.;
Phone: 352-3155,
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A nurse alde is required
to work rellef, Mature person
preferred.

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An hitvectising salesper-
son is needed in the Nelson |
area,

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An ex
tarian cook igvheoded in in

or’ fourth-year” ” approntice
auto mechanle is needed in
Nelson.”

wpm shorthand and 40 wpm
typing is required in Nelson,
. . .

A Kaslo employer re-
quires a canvas worker, a
bodyman and a
boat accessory assembler.
. . .

A Lcensed real estate

salesperson is wanted in Sal-
me: . * .

Short order cooks are
wanted in New Denver and
suBglfour. | gas

ee hairdressing es-
tablishments require licensed
hairdressers.

Eat Right and Feel Great
Food myths . abound;
they are as old as man him-

¢ There is no one perfect food.

By eating.a wide variety of
foods, you can be assured of
tting all the Autrients your

gel
A secretary.’ “with ; 90; - body needs.

have

and be able to type 60 w.p.m. |

Salary starts at $800/mo.
s . o

A fully qualified physio- -
therapist is required in the .

Trail area. H.S.A. rates.
LJ * .

An electrical engineer is
needed in the Castlegar fees i

{illbuy clean newspapers. —
pecial Brice for organizations
ee holding: paper drives.

ERIOR PAPER RECYCLING
Airport Road, Salmo

is Must have a minimum of
Bier ey w. * * years’ experience et Re.
A : Sawmill in 1 design:for

Victorian Hospital ‘of
Kaslo was host to the West
Kootenay Hospitals Area
Council delegates from 10
area hospitals Saturday.

Catering arrangements

. by the hospital’s auxiliary led.

by president Mary Johnson,
program at the Langham ar-
ranged by board chairman

Home lost but
regained for $3

Fedo and Hattie Mae
Kenon of Quincy, Fla. who
lost their modest home be-
cause of a $3,05 tax delin-
quency, have regained own-
ership after a judge said the
tax sale price was “so grossly
tnadequate as to shock the
Conscience.”

The 65-year-old man,
who can neither read nor
write, and his wife were told
in a ruling by Circuit Judge
Ben Willis that they can have
back the $7,500 home they
-built 19 years ago.

" The couple lost the
house ina county auction last
July. The man who bought it
paid $102 plus interest and
back taxes.

The couple now can

Margaret Jardine, and: ‘a Lefeaux of Nelson, whose
brisk business session, Deedee altgeam oto”

chaired by Joan D. Lefeaux, vice were applauded by the ©

40 or so di
becomes area chairman in
late. ne

Frente!
BC. Cc. , Heal
vinelal b aid’: 5
while Ken Talarico of Castle-
gar was appointed treasurer.

Nominations were pre-

sénted .

headed by John Dalziel of

Castlegar, David Bowman of

ty clerk to put the couple's’ " Nakusp and Douglas Ormond

, Property up for sale bécause of Nelson.

* they did not pay $3.05 in 1975 Reports on the activities

taxes, and plans of the B.C, Health
Barrow had offered-to Association were provided

sell back the property for - by Max Sykes of Kimberley,

$10,000. He allowed the Ken- BCHA president for 1979-80;

ons to live in the house while G.. (Bud) Sept. BGHA vice: +

tlie case was pending. “T can't Duncan E

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Trail area requires an ex:

resources by recycling”

by a committee -

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see any good in (an appeal) associate executive director;
because everybody is think- Laurie Smith, executive as-
ing about the poor Kenons,” sistant; and Eugene Tom-
Barrow said. “The judge has aski, director, finance and
the power to make a silly administrative services from
joke out of the law.” Vancouver. rate

Warco-Pruden
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think about sprucing up the
fi d-shingled

dwelling or installing central
heating to replace the single
space heater they use for
warmth during brisk North
Florida winters.

They must pay a Calla-

+ han investor the $102 plus

interest he paid for the house
and the $2.92 in 1979 taxes he
paid, the. judge said.

Willis said he was
shocked by the “grossly in-
adequate” price paid by in-
vestor John Barrow, who
petitioned the Gadsden Coun-

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Humphries Secondary School

Tickets $6.00 1 "Advance! Castlegar Drugs, $7.00 at the Door
TRAIL — 2GREAT NIGHTS - +Sat, & Sun., April 268 27 Nightly at 8 pm,

Secondary Auditorium

were $6. 00, tn ‘advance ofl. & J. ‘Newstand, $7.00 at the Door

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