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Page AlO Quesnel Caiiboo Observer Sunday, June 25,1995
y Business Ed
SCHOOLS
Quesnel students make millions,
place second in British Columbia
A team frt)m Quesnel
-Secondary -School eame second
in the Institute ol
Chartered Accountant's annual
CA Business (iame in
Vancouver.
Coached by teacher Martin
Runge, the team members
were Crystal Arnt)tt, Krisla
Senerson, Angela Huska, .Niki
Field, and Tammy ./an/en. To
reach the finals, the group
competed against 7S teams
Irom Ml schools from around
the province.
The final r^und in the emht
month competition took {ilaee
m late May at Robson Square
in Vancouver, with the lop six
teams vying for the Irophv
"The CA Business (iame :s
an excellent learning experie
nee (or the students," said
Runge. "They adopt strategics
and make decisions on product,
pricing, research and de
vclopment, marketing, sales,
and inventory control Vo
achieve their ohjeclues, thev
really have to work together as
a team."
The team with the highest
average profits over four pent)ds
IS declared the winner
The only all-female team m
the competition, the (;)SS
(cam's business re[)orted a\cr
age prollt.s of %1,'}11.>'J{}.
In a presentation to the
board at the last directors'
meeting, two team members,
Krista Senerson and Tammv
Jan/en, attributed their teams
success to their ability to ecmipromise
and collaborate.
rOCRI.SM
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Photo contributed
If 1 fiad a million dollars...: A team of QSS students took second
place at the Chartered Accountants Business Game in Vancouver,
when their hypothetical company made close to $3 million
in the competition (Clockwise from left) Crystal Arnett, Krista
Stenerson, Tammy Janzen, teacher Martin Runge, Niki Field, and
Angela Huska.
The Quesnel
& District
Chamber of
Commerce
invites
ALL MEMBERS AND NON-MEMBERS TO THE
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
g
Small Bu$iness§imrf$him
JUNE 30th, 12 NOON at the
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OBITUARIES
Daniel Ralstin saluted by fellow veterans
Daniel Edward Ralstin. a
long time resident (if the
Ouesnel Area pa.ssed away (in
June I4th after a lengih\ illness.
He IS survi\cd by: his wife
Edith; his children Lynn Irwin
(Tom) of Fort McMurrav. Alberta;
Karen Ralstin (Ben) of
Duncan B C" , and Michael
Ralsiin of Quesnel. As well. b\
his grandchildren: Chrisime
Dicicco (.lohn), Sheri Iruin.
and Neal Irwin.
Dan IS also sur\i\ed b\ his
brother Andre\'. "Bud" R.ilsiin
( Edna ) of St. Paul Alberi.i,
Rose Lanidureux ol L.mules
B C , and Briduel Spendhue
(Tommv) nf Vancouver B.( ,
as ">>.ell as mans nieces and
nephews.
He was [iredcceased b\ his
parents .Andrew and \1ar\,
and bv his brothers .Alec. Bill,
(ieorge, and sisters Ellen,
(ieraldine, and Emm.i.
Dan was born on December
llih l')i:, in Pine C reek
.Alberta (now know as War
spile). He was the eighth son
of ten children. He grew up on
the family farm and spent his
voung adult years nuoKed in
horse logging, farm work, and
travelling around western
North America.
In rM2 he joined the ( .tnadian
Army and served in
Europe until the end ol the
vvar Dan spent several months
of WWII in a Prisoner Of War
camp After the war he settled
in the Vancouver ;irea.
It was here that he mel and
married Edith Loucks in r'4/v
The family lived in Richmond
B.C. until 195') when they decided
to move up lo ihe
Cariboo, settling in the
Bouchie Lake area.
Dan and his family lived in
this area until 1981. Up until
his retirement in 1972 Dan
was a horse logger and worked
in a local sawmill. After retire
ment he kept busy on the
Daniel Edward Ralstin:
passes
[inipertv getting in the winier
Vvood supplv and doing chores
In I9si Dan and Edith
moved to their present h(nnc
in norlh Ouesnel.
Dan became a familiar
sight in downtown (.)uesnel in
the lollowing years Continuing
up to the time shorllv before
his passing he would walk
up to ') miles a dav, making
several trips to do the shopping,
meet the greyhound
bu.ses and most of all to talk to
old and new friends as they
would meet.
Dan was an avid crib
player and until recent years
plaved po(d and bowled. He
also enjoved watching local
vounuslers plav hockey and
baseball. Dan made frequent
trips to .AIberia and the lower
mainland lo v isii lamilv
Some i)f his most enjoyable
limes were ihe moni hIv dinners
he attended .il ihc Roval
( anadian Legion.
He a -1 1 e n d c d R e m e in -
brancc Dav Services l.nlhlullv
until he was hospil ,ili/ed in
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1995.
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1995.
Quesnel Cariboo Observer Sunday, June 25,1995 Page A13
OURTOWN
Observer photo by Ross Mitchell
Flights of Fantasy: The Quesnel Public library is currently taking registration for its Summer
Reading Program. The program's theme is Rights of Fantasy, and it has a lot of fun activities
planned for July 13- August 30, 1995.
9
Program for 3-13 year-olds planned
The Quesnel Public Library
is excited about their
Summer Reading Program
which will begin July 13th.
In keeping with the theme
of the program, Flights of Fantasy,
children ages 3-13 will
enjoy such activities as making
finger puppets, fairy dust, crystal
balls, and having sword
fights.
Volunteers are still needed
for this program and those
who are interested can expect
to gain a wealth of experience.
Volunteers will gain skills in
public relations as they deal
with kids and parents, work
with special needs children,
and have a whole lot of fun.
The Summer Reading Program
plans to involve members
of the Quesnel and District
Recreation Center's Sun
Fun program, the Child iDevelopment
Center kids, and all
other kids who are interested
in this free summer program.
The emphasis of the program
is on literacy.
"We feel it is important for
children to maintain their
reading skills during the summer
months and this is a way
to do that and also have a lot
of fun. We want to promote an
awareness of the public library
to those who do not use it, and
also make family and kids
comfortable with the library
services," said Deepinder of
the Quesnel Public Library.
The Flights of Fantasy
Summer Reading Program is
jointly funded by the B.C. Library
Association and the
Quesnel Library. Although the
program is free and open to
everyone, interested people
are reminded that they must
register before hand.
Grads of 1990 graduate from SFU
Eight Quesnel high .school
graduates have achieved (heir
undergraduate degrees from
Simon Fraser University.
Former Correlieu students
graduating this month from
SFU are: Brian Kossey, with a
Bachelor of Science; Mclvin
Olsen and Sonia Rausse-
Nordal, each with Bachelors of
Business Administration; and
Suman Bhangu with a
Bachelor of Science.
Former QSS students
achieving their degrees are:
Susanne Chesley with a
Bachelor of Education;
Jonathon Hrbinic and
Michelle Mighton each with
Bachelors of Business Administration;
and Marisa Predan
with a Bachelor of Arts.
TBe a pal
More kids than
ever reach out to
Big Brothers/Sisters
• "Be a Pal, Have a
Pal'. That is what Big
Brothers / Big Sisters of
Quesnel is all about.
MAGGIE BELLO
Big Brothers & Sisters
Big Brothers/Big Sisters of
Quesnel presently has 12
matches and 6 children on the
waiting list. Adults are always
needed who have a few hours
to spare and an interest in
sharing their time with a
youngster.
Some of the activities that
a Big and Little might do together
are bike riding, fishing,
skidooing, river front walking,
playing catch, road hockey,
crafts, skating, swimming,
sledding, baking, building a
doghouse or model airplane
together, or perhaps going to a
movie together.
The list is endless. Also the
Board's Activities Committee
arranges periodic group activities.
These are available to
the matches and the children
on the waiting list.
Some of the activities in
the past have been: an annual
fishing derby; sleigh riding;
basketball games at one of the
school district's gyms; and
games night.
Big Brothers/Big Sisters of
Quesnel is a non-profit organization.
Its goal is to provide
friendship through an adult
volunteer spending time with a
child from a single parent famiiy-
The group has been in op-
Scott will 'Take No Prisoners' at Barlow Creek
Lyndia Scott will take no
pri.soners at this year's Barlow
Creek Country Music Festival.
Taking place July 22 and
23, Scott will be part of an allstar
line-up of more than ten
country music stars appearing
at the event, including such
well-known performers as Qnc
Horse Blue, Prescott Brown,
and Curtis Blayne.
Il seems that every time
Scott turns around, she is winning
kudos and recognition
nation-wide for her high energy,
takc-no-pri.soners brand of
country music.
The Canadian Cnuntry
Music Association honored
singcr/songwrilcr Scott with
the 1994 nomination for the
Vista Rising Star award. She
was also nominated in the
Outstanding New Artist
category al the RPM Big
Country Awards and Hew to
Toronto for a feature appearance
on their nation-wide
television special.
While in Toronto, Scott ap­
peared on the syndicated
'Today's Country' radio program
and at the BC Country
Music As.sociation gala awards
show in 1994, she gave a
highlight performance in support
of her nomination for Female
Vocalist of the Year.
But then, that's the payoff
when you take a pro-active approach
to your career. Immediately
following the relea.se
of her debut album Isn't II Always
Love, Vancouver-based
Scott went acro.ss the country
by rail, dropping in at local
radio stations and, more often
than not, putting on an impromtu
show.
It worked long ago for the
likes of Loretla Lynn, and it's
working for Lyndia Scotl - she
has become a favourite of Canadian
airwaves.
Tickets for the Barlow
Creek Country Music Festival
are on sale at Future Vision
and Circle S Western Wear in
Quesnel, and at the Shoppers
on Four-Mile Flat.
Lyndia. Scott: Oiiesof many aitlstfcwtioiywllientfet^intaiiaie^^^
the feiirtf^riyi^ribweteek:^!^^
eralion since 1978. It is governed
by a volunteer Board of
Directors. As it is not government
funded, money is raised
by events and donations from
the local industry, businesses and
private individuals.
The Board consists of dedicated
volunteers and is always
eager to welcome interested
individuals who would like to
become involved in the organization.
A part-time caseworker is
responsible for handling inquiries,
processing both the
Bigs and Littles, arranging
matches, and doing the supervisory
contacts.
She refers to a subcommittee
of the Board, the
Screening & Matching Committee.
The Big Brothers/Big
Sisters office is located above
Willis Harper on Reid Street
A potential Big Brother or
Big Sister has to be a mature dependable
adult over the age of
nineteen who is able to relate
to children in a positive manner
for at least three to five
hours per week for a minimum
one year period.
The volunteer is carefully
screened by the caseworker by
means of an orientation, training,
references, police checks,
and interviews-.
The children are formally
referred to the agency. This is
usually done by a parent. The
children are accepted between "^
ages of six and fourteen. They
are children who could benefit
from the guidance and friendship
of another adult.
The type of service pro^
vided is on a companionship
and "fun" basis not geared to
crisis-oriented situations.
The reason for this is that
the volunteer has qot been
trained to be a counselor. He
or she is a community mcmbec
who feels she/he has a bit of
time' to share and canv provide
a younger person wtfi an opportunity
to enjoy ncAv experisences
While developing a posi^
tive relationship. ,J
The parent or gua*diaa.
also becomes a- member of tfte
agency. They are expecte^ltopartieigate
and! sug^prjsl^Jte ,
agency thfo^ughi fccllgji \5fitifti
fiindraising airdJmairitaiiniiii^iani f
active rolJe. in* |i;esllp:ritggcd> i
m:0.n'il!o.r. -cHie mta*^? itrejl^sr-';; •'
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Westcoast in
midst of $100
million project
• Continued from Page A7
since 1957. Operating much
like a courier company,
Westcoast transports gas for
customers such as producers,
marketers, and local distribution
companies. It is also in
the business of gathering and
processing gas for a variety of
clients.
WestcoasI is governed by
the National Energy Board. Its
rates for transporting gas are
approved or rejected bv the
NEB.
B.C.'s natural gas industry
is the third largest contrihulor
1 o provincial r c s t) u r c c
revenues. In 19^)3 the indu.slry
provided almost $600 millittn
in direct levies.
The company e m p I o v s
.5,000 British Columbians and
operates .1,000 miles of transmission
pipelines. Its current
daily pumping capacity is two
billion cubic feet.
Westcoast is proposing
more than $10.5 million in
pipeline projects this year, including
a $500,000 project involving
a two mile section near
Australian.
The company employs 25
people at Australian, a station
which services a 200 kilometre
stretch of pipeline from Hixon
lo 150 Mile House. All of the
company's 1995 projects are
scheduled for a Nov. 1 completion
lo accommodate contracted
increased delivery capacity.
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NEWS
THEFT OF A MOTOR
VEHICLE
Quesnel RCMP responded
lo a report of an accident on
Hwy 97 at the Cottonwood
bridge at 5 a.m. on June 21st,
1995.
The vehicle was found in
the ditch and the occupants
were gone. It was discovered
the vehicle was stolen.
Police are requesting the
public's assistance in reporting
any suspicious persons that
may have been on the hwy at 5
a.m. on this morning.
POLICE REPORT 15 %
BREAK AND ENTER/
THEFT
Local RCMP are investigating
the Break and Enter
and Theft of a home on Willow
St.
The house was entered
during the daylight hours on
June 20lh.
Stolen items were a Scars
VCR, VCR tapes, and alcohol.
Anyone having any information
regarding this crime
is asked to call Ouesnel
RCMP or Crimcstoppers.
Attention
all Students
of
Quesnel
Secondary School.
You can pick up your report
cards at the office
Thursday June 29th
8:30 a.m.
THE CARIBOO OBSERVER'S
7th Annual
"BILLY BARKER DAYS
TREASURE HUNT'
1995
The **TREASURE HUNT" Contest
Starts July 2nd and continues until July 12th.
The treasure (worth approx. $1000.00) consists of "Billy Barker
Days" souvenirs and a gift from each participating merchant,
which will be on display downtown in the Pearl's window, during
the contest.
Entry forms, rules and a list of participating merchants will be in
the Cariboo Observer, July 2, 5, 9 and 12.
GOOD LUCK & .^^^^
ENTER OFTEN!
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Every Monday is Seniors Day!
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BILLY BLURBS T^^
HURRY KIDS:
It's almost festival time, so
pick t)Ut your favorite piece o(
music, add a few groovy
mt)ves, and sign up lo be in the
KID'S AIRBA&JD. If you have
anv questions, stop bv the office
or call W2-1234.
KIDS OF ALL AGES:
Don't forget that we are
looking for artwork on the
186()'s (joldrush Era. This
artwork will be hung in the
West Fraser Arts Centre during
Billy Barker Days. Closing
date for entries is Friday, June
.^0, 1995. Entries can be
dropped off at the office.
There will be goldpan trophies
awarded for 1st, 2nd and 3rd
in each of the following categories:
K-1, Grades 2-4, 5-7, 8-
9, and 10-12. We hope to see
your artwork there!
SOUVENIRS
We have traditional and
modern design t-shirts for all
sizes at the Billy Barker Days
office. Drop by and pick out
your favorites.
FIRST AID
ATTENDANTS
We are looking for
volunteers with their Industrial
First Aid or equivalent to
help out in the First Aide
Tent. The times required are
from 1 hour up to 4 hours, or
whatever is convenient for the
volunteer. Please contact
Sandra Robertson at 992-6285,
or leave a message at 992-
1234.
VOLUNTEERS
WE NEED YOUR HELP!
Anyone who would be interested
volunteering their time
during Billy Barker Days, we
now have volunteer forms
ready. So stop by the office
and pick one up. Remember
Billy Barker Days is only a
success becau.se of community
help.
PEOPLE
Harpist Wallace
coming soon to a
Mountain near you
• The popular Island
Mountain Arts folk
harp school will be
expanding this summer
in Wells.
DOROTHEA FUNK
Observer Contributor
Sharlene Wallace of
Toronto will be teaching a
novice folk harp class. She is
joining well-known folk harpist
Kim Robertson who is returning
to teach an advanced and
professional class.
The appeal of past folk
harp schools, which draw students
from all over North
America, led IMA lo expand
its program this year with the
addition of Wallace.
Ironically, she is coming
full circle. Wallace's passion
for the folk harp developed
five years ago when she was a
student of Kim Robertson's in
Wells. Until then, Wallace had
been playing concert harp and
"looking for inspiration."
She says she found that in
spiration when Robei^ on
showed her the world of improvisation
which is possible
on the Celtic harp. "It was
freeing and exciting," .said
Wallace. "The folk harp gave
me a musical voice so now I'm
playing my own music."
The folk harp is often
called a lever harp because it
has levers on top to change the
keys of the songs. It has between
19 and 36 strings, compared
to the concert or pedal
harp which has about 46
strings. Sizes range from lap
harps to large ones which
stand on the floor.
Wallace has a degree in
music from the University of
Toronto and spent 10 years as
a concert harpist before embracing
the folk harp. She still
plays the concert harp to make
a living but has become totally
converted to the folk harp.
"It's where my 'harp' lies," she
joked.
Wallace teaches and performs
on the folk harp when-
bunday, June 25.1995 Page A15
Photo contributed
Ya gotta have 'harp': Shariene Wallace will be teaching a harp
class as part of the Island Mountain Arts school this summer.
ver she can. A couple of
months ago she took first prize
at an international pop and
jazz harp competition in Tucson,
Arizona.
Wallace says her course
will be strong on technique, on
having fun, on teaching improvisation
and problem solving,
and in helping students to
nurture themselves. She says
she understands what it's like
to combine music with a busy
lifestyle and her teaching is
geared to that.
The novice folk harp class
will run for four days, from
July 29 until August 1. The fee
is $180. These students may
audit Kim Robertson's advanced
and professional
course (August 3 - 7) for an
additional $75. And students in
the advanced course may audit
the novice class for $60.
For more information on
the folk harp school and other
IMA courses, call Island
Mountain Arts at 994-3466 or
1-800-442-2787.
Mortgage rates down to 8.6%!
ASK rOUR REALTOR
Ginnie
Dunn
It's a great time to buy a
house!
Mortgage rates could hardly
be lower...right now you can
get a five year term for
8.625%, or you can enjoy an
even lower rate...8% with a
shorter term.
In some zu-eas of Quesnel,
prices are lower this year than
last year. The exception is
acreage type properties.
There's a good choice of
homes on the market for sale.
This all adds up to a buyer's
market!
I believe that as soon as the
Lower Mainland and
Okanagan markets improve
(they have been extremely
poor this year), then we will
have the very large numbers of
buyers back which we had last
year and therefore, the price
of homes in Quesnel will be
back on an upward trend.
There are still out of town
buyers around this year, just
not as many as last year.
So...what are you waiting
for...the return of a larger
number of buyers, higher
prices, and more competition?!
B.C. continues to be the
most popular place in Canada
for interprovincial and international
immigration. Last year
B.C. showed a jump of 10%
over 1993. There were 80,000
new people entering the province
in 1994 and similar
trends are expected to continue.
There also seems to be a
tendency for people to move
away from larger cities. Quesnel
still offers pretty well the
lowest prices in B.C. And
people find that we have a
beautiful dty with much to offer.
If you have questions or
comments please write to Ask
Your Realtor, c/o Cariboo
Observer or phone me at 747-
7479 or 992-7202.
Ginnie Dunn is a licensed
realtor working in the Quesnel
area.
There's gotta be a badge for Brownie Moms too
Well, here we are, at the
end of another successful year
of Brownies, and all those
happy little bodies dressed in
chocolate colored clothing,
that do their pledges, and
secret handshakes, and share
in a circle, will smile their last
Brownie smile for the season.
And as they go out that
final door, they will be taking
with them a whole previously
empty 'badge scarf full now,
of littie Brownie badges, proof
that they have completed a set
number of jobs, and have
therefore qualified for a
badge'. There is Skating
badge, and Sewing badge, and
Friend to Birds badge, and».
Only one problem. Where
are mine? Why is it that I
didn't get any badges? I helped
earn them. Why, who was it
that held those grubby, sweaty
little hands firmly enough so
she could make a loop with a
ball of yarn? And who was it
that stood outside, night after
frozen night, pointing out the
big dipper again and again, until
she finally 'found' it? Who
listened twenty times, to
Wynken, Blynken and Nod? I
know, now, word for word, just
what Eugene Field was trying
to do, when he wrote the
poem. It worked for me, I fell
asleep almost every redtationi
I've learned how to plant
flower seeds, and even helped
water them, when my resident
SHOULD A'NEVER
Brownie forgot, as she ofteii
did. I know, now, how to
weave a- mat, beadi a bracelist,
and build a spaceship to tak6 a
Brownie to'the moon
Wliy, I even Helped out at
Brownies. I was the Tester.
How come I didn't get to be
an Owl? There was Brown
Owl, and Spotted Owl. There
was Tawny Owl. I could have
been...oh, I don't
know...Screech owl, or something!'
While I was there I learoied
the Brownie Pledge, and the
secret handshake. I could
even; in a pinch^ line up andl
do a 'sixes' verse,* compfete^.
with the dance aroundl tlie
mushroom!
Fve also Ibarned' albi^ the
way how tO' re^was& a^ wihdbW'
without anyone noticing, how
to^ re-cleani out a fcid^ev and
how to^ wipe the; already
washed^ left-over dirty spots
off the dishes with a t-toweli I
can even re-sort the laundry,
while carrying on a perfectly
natural conversation with an
eight year old Brownie,, so that
even she doesn't know what
I've done! There's gotta< be a
badge for that!
r hear, now, that my very
own Brownie is r^ady tolbave
behind: her 'sixes? aiidi can
move on^, ihCp> bigger sHoes^
brovraii. WliiGJivcreiafes|» slij^
protrJleiQ^. Bri^;v/n]||^B^adjge
scarves; no^ ib%e^sHve; the
purpose,, and^ikew blue' ones r
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I^ge A16 Quesnei Cariboo Observer
PEOPLE
More patience requires experience & faith
I have a friend in Kamloops
who said he could never
be a doctor because he doesn't
have enough patience. The
pun is intentional.
He says I have more
patience than he does. That's
funny, because I think he has
more patience than 1 do. Perhaps
we'll find out in heaven,
but by then it probably won't
matter.
Do you ever wonder why
some people seem to be far
more patient than others? Perhaps
you've also noticed that
older people seem to be more
patient than younger people.
I can think of two causes
for that phenomenon. First,
the older we get, the more we
see of life, and rhe more we
understand about cause and
effect in life's experiences.
That is, we see some acting
patiently, others acting impatiently,
and we eventually
realize (if we're wise) that
patient individuals bring far
less trouble on themselves
than do the impatient. .Second,
our own direct experiences
with life's difficulties cause us
(again, if we're wise) to become
more patient.
The first .seems to be more
effective as we age and mature.
Most parents can recall
times when they've told their
children to be patient, and explained
why it helps to be
patient, but the children often
can't or won't accept that.
They sometimes just want
Workshops y^^t^
& Sign-ups ,^10
KAMP KAUCHAOMAI: is
an unforgettable Kamping experience
for children between
the ages of 6-12 yrs. This
kamp is sponsored by the Full
Cjospel Christian Fellowship.
Dales: August 1 - 4; cost $7.S.
Register now! Call 747-.^423.
CARIBOO BIBLE CAMP:
Register now to lake part in
Junior Camp, for children ages
7-11, from July 17 - 21, or
Senior Camp, for ages 10 - 13,
from July 23 - 2H. CBC is opcrated
by the Canadian Sunday
School Mission which is
interdenominational. Call 747-
23X7 or 747-2X

• Page A18 Ouesnel Cariboo Observer Sunday, June 25,1995 •
SPORTS
Marsh wins regional scholarsiiip
Krista Marsh found out
last week just how good of an
athlete she is.
The Correlieu graduate
won the Ron Pcttigrcw
Memorial Scholarship for
being one of the best athletes
in the North-Central Zone.
"1 was surprised," said
Marsh Wednesday. "I never
expected I'd win it. I never
thought 1 was one of the best
basketball players in the
zone."
Besides her skills in ba.skclball,
volleyball and track and
field, she also won the award
based on her leadership,
sportsmanship and other
qualities that the selection
committee required.
The scholarship is worth
$500 which will help Marsh
with her post-secondary education,
when she attends UBC
next fall.
Each schoc^l is only allowed
one applicant and there were
only two other athletes in the
North-Central district who
earned the scholarship.
The Ron Pcttigrcw
Memorial Scholarship is dedicated
to the laic Ron Pcttigrcw,
who was an educator in
the north. He was killed in a
car accident while on a team
trip.
Seniors gear for Games
Seniors in Quesnel arc getting
active according to BC
Senior Games director Bonnie
Stowards.
So far ihere are roughly \5
seniors from Quesnel who
have qualified for the
Oliver/Osoyoos Camcs held
September 6-'^.
"We have more going this
year than we've ever had," said
Stowards who is also the cocoordinator
of the local Senior
Ciames branch. "Finally we're
getting through. We have
people going in carpet bowling,
dart.s, golf, horseshoes and
track and field."
Last year Quesnel had 10
athletes attend the Ciames and
although she .says that local interest
is increasing, they still
have a long way to go.
The hardest part is getting
seniors to come and try out for
the (james.
"1 know we have people
who play badminton and
tennis, but ihey haven't come
out yet."
Last weekend (J u c s n c I
hosted the goll tjualilicrs tor
the (iames.
Bonnie Stowards: Seniors
getting active.
Local golfers who qualified
for the (james include Eleanor
Christensen in the women's
60-64 age class and Rosa
Gamache in the 70-74 class.
Local men who qualified
include Allen Kohlen in the
5.'^-.59 class, Howard Trask in
the 60-(>4 class and Nick Spicer
and Phil Ciamache who will
compete in the 70-74 class.
In total the Northern Zone
will send close to 'X) alhlclcs to
the (james.
Do your part to arrest the losses due to
NOXIOUS WEEDS
•Recognize noxious weeds
'Record and report weed infestations
•Prevent the spread of noxious weeds
The Cariboo Regional District provides
•Information •Equipment loan
•Limited amount of herbicide
Please report knapweed plants that you discover to the:
C A R I B O O
R E G I O N A L D I S T R I C T
125 Barlow Ave. Quesnel. B.C. V2J 2B8
Phone 992-3366 Toll Free 1-800-665-1636
Krista Marsh: Wins scholarship.
BRAIDS
are BIG this summer
We have everything you need for
beautiful braids - synthetic or real hair
extensions in all colours - curly or
straight. Braid spray. Videos on "how
to braid". We cany a huge selection
of ETHNIC HAIR CARE products by
Dark & Lively, TCB, Soft Sheen,
Lusters, Dax, Wave Nouveau,
pressing combs, du rags, shaving
products. Beeswax for Dreds, much
more. Call for our free catalogue.
ABANTU (1 - 800 - 615 - 9899)
4633 KINGSWAY, BURNABY, B.C. TEL: 431-4588
THANKS FOR BEING A
REAL LIFE-SAVER QUESNEL!
Our Mass CPR training event resulted in 145 area residents
achieving their CPR certificate. Without the dedication of the
following volunteers and donors, none of this would have been
possible. -Peter Walsh
Continuing Education
PRIZE WINNERS
Pre-Registratlon Draw: Nichole Harrison (Red Cross First Aid Kit, donated by J. Halvorsen)
June 3rd Draws: Shona Towns: Baby Wipes (Pharmasave) and Cap (Carmar)
VOLUNTEERS:
Bill Adamson
Lila Bagg
Bob Bagg
Anya Bayley
Aux. Cst. Russ Boyer
Dianne Benner
Elodieanne Browning
Kim Chukra
Doug Chute
Leanne Couldvy^ell
Dianne Dagneau
Roy Daniels
Craig Delwisch
Cst. B. Dhillon
Debbie Gauthier
Jim Gauthier
Frank Gonzales
Alana Gow
Chris Hale
Ben Halvorsen
Jane Halvorsen
John Halvorsen
Michael HaK'orsen
Jan Hanigan
Nichole Harrison
Martin Hennigar
Don Huhn
Ken Jensen
David Kienzle
Aux. Cst. John Kostiuk
Yvonne Lefebvre
Norma Malic
Aux. Cst. Tim McEwan
Jim McKinney
Aux. Cst. Derrek Menard
Jody Monk
Christine Morsette
Stuart Parker
Patsy Perkuii
Lavonne Instrup: Red Cross First Aid Kit (John Halvorsen)
Tammy Waldon: Cap (Carmar)
Josh Paterson: First Aid Kit (Pine Tree)
Peter Walsh: Cap (Carmar)
Shelley Martin: Red Cross Rrst Aid Kit (John Halvorsen)
Sam Wooley: Sportbag (Kal Tire)
Starlene Adams: Cap (Carmar)
Mike Munao: Day backpack (Carmar)
Manjit Rana
Dave Robson
George Ryan
Ken Schmidt
Eileen Seale
Gary Seale
Wes Sissons
Tom Skerratt
Dean Snell
John Spiers
Bob Stowell
Karen Treftry
Meredith Virtue
Carol Weys
Aux. Cst.Wade Wurm
DONORS:
A & W
Argo Road Maintenance
Bargain Hunter
Big Country Printers
Bouchie Lake Fire Dept.
C & C Wood Products
CKCQ Radkj
Canada Safeway
Canadian Red Cross
Cariboo Pulp & Paper
Cariboo Sausage
Carmar Supplies
City of Quesnei
Color Your Worid
Continuing Educatk>n
Dunkley Lumber
Ethel Frtzgerakj
Finning Ltd.
Front St. Pharmacy
John Halvorsen
J.O. Meats
Jean's Lunch Bar
Joe's Rh^erskJe Fruit
Kal Tire
Karin's Deli
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Kersley Fire Department
Legion Branch #94
Linden Welding
Maple Part< Mall
McDonalds
Mr. Mike's
Dr. James O'Brien
Overwartea Foods
Pharmasave
Pine Tree Service
Prince George Ski Patrol
Ouesnel Ambulance
Quesnel Bakery
Quesnel Cariboo Observer
Quesnel Fire Department
Quesnel Recreaten Centre
Quesnel Rescue Society
Quesnel River Pulp
Quesnel Ski Patrol
R.C.M.P.
Regency Chrysler
Safety Training Academy
Savalas Steak House
School District #28
Shaw Cable
Shoppers Drug Mart
Slocan Group
Spartan Printing
St. John Ambulance
Subway
Superior Auto Body
Tim Hortons
Dr. Vaughn
Water Pure & Simple
West Fraser Milts
West Park Mall
Willis Harper
Quesnel Cariboo Observer
TRIATHLON TIME
Local athletes .should be
warming up for a number of
trialhlons coming up.
The Dragonman Triathlon
will be held July 9. The deadline
to register for the running,
swimming and biking event is
July 2.
The cost is $30 for individuals
and $90 for teams. Entry
forms are available in this
paper and can be dropped off
at the Recreation Centre.
Also this weekend, the first
ever Hawaiian Ironbar Triathlon
will be held at the
Recreation Centre.
The event is for kids between
seven and 16. The race
will be Saturday and the deadline
was Thursday. However,
late registration will be taken
at ^):?>0 a/m., the day of the
race.
CASH CALENDAR
WINNERS
Last week's Minor Hockey
Cash Calendar winners are as
follows:
June IS: Linda Lefebvre
$25
June 19: Mike Almond $25
June 20: Dean Wood $25
June 21: Tracy Adelman
$25
June 22: Elaine Kopetski
$25
June 23: Wendy Forget $25
June 24: EP Crvderman
$25.
SOCCER SPONSORS
NEEDED
(J)ucsncl Youth Soccer is
lookinu for some sponsors ft)r
their rep team.
The Llnder 13 Boys will be
irawliing lo the L.mgley Internal
lonal Cup on L.ibour Day
and arc looking for some
spcinsorship,
Anv business or company
SPORTS
SPORT
SHORTS
interested can call Kevin at
992-6569.
3-ON-3 STREET
HOCKEY
There will be a 3-on-3
street hockey tournament at
Dragon Lake Elementary
School July 29 and 30.
The tournament is for
players ages 16 and older.
The cost is $40 per team
and only 10 teams can be registered,
so it's first come first
serve.
To regi.stcr or for more information
call Dave Martins at
747-2124.
MIXED SOCCER
There is still room for a
few more teams in the Ouesnel
Mixed Soccer League.
Anyone interested in put­
We're invited to a
FREE SENIORS LUNCH
Canada Day
Saturday, Juiy 1st, 1995
2-4:30 pm in tiie New Arena
Lots of entertainment
400 cold plate lunches
to be served
We're free on weekends. Every weekend from 6pm Friday
to 7am Monday iocai airtime is free.
We're free for the first 30 days. Sign up before June 30th, 1995
and you get all of your local calling free for the first 30 days.
^e're free to start with. Sign up for Freedom before June 30,1995
and BCTEL Mobility will waive both the activation fee and your first
year's system access fee, a combined saving of $108.
Call your professionals at
Your Communications Specialist
ting in a team, or are in need
ofa team to play for, call Eva
at 992-3353.
SPORTS CLIMBING
CLUB
A group of local climbers
are looking to start a climbing
club in Ouesnel.
The group is trying to purchase
an indoor climbing wall.
The club will be having
their first meeting June 23, 7
p.m. at 355 St. Laurent Avenue
at the Federal Business
Development Branch Building.
For more information call
Mike Green
at 992-7256 or W2-1519.
HORSESHOE CLUB
The Quesnel Horseshoe
club would like to remind their
members and others interested
that they have their
monthly meeting, the first
Thursday of every month.
The meetings begin at 7:30
p.m. and are held al the horse
shoe pits.
Don't be disappointed - register early
All persons attending, must be pre-registered
CALL THE QUESNEL TOURIST INFORIVIATION CENTRE
AT 992-8716
After the luncheon, head down to LeBourdais Park to enjoy the Canada Day
festivities provided by the Kiwanis Club of Quesnel.
992-9007
1905 Hwy 97 N
(Between Price & MarWe
and Sign Stop)
Sponsored by
KIWANIS CLUB OF QUESNEL and
CITY OF QUESNEL
This breakthrough plan is based on a 36 month transferable contract. Regular rates of 65^ a minute apply
during non-free periods. Long distance charges and taxes are extra. Freedom also offers a sleek
Nokia pocket-phone for only $99 while quantities last.
BCTEL
Mobility Centre
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991-WOOD
9663
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General Contracting
Custom Homes
Light Commercial
Renovations
Additions
25 years in the business
Quesnel, B.C.
Cariboo Wool Bedding
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SALE ENDS
JUNE 30, 1995
3.8 cu. ft. Peat Moss 6.99
10 kg. Steer Manure 1.99
20 kg. Steer Manure 3.49
20 kg. White Landscape Rock 2.99
25 L. Starter Mix Soil 3.77
3 cu. Decorative Bark 6.99
LAWN & GARDEN FERTILIZER
10 kg. Vegetable/Rower
5-10-15 7.99
9 kg. 8-12-6 Pink Vigoro
Organic, Slow Release 8.99
18 kg. 3-12-6 Pink Vigoro
Organic, Slow Release 14.99
9 kg. Vigoro 12-6-3 Slow Release
with Bug Killer. Organic Lawn
Fertilizer. Reg. $22.99
Only 11.99
WEED 'N FEED
9 kg. 24-6-6 40% Slow Release
pcm Fv«rn«MO TOUOBOT
Feeds Lawn 6-8 weeks Sate 12.99
18 kg. 24-6-6 40% Slow Release
Feeds lawn 6-8 weeks 19.99
9 kg. 24-4-8 Organic 40% Slow Release
Lasts 10-12 weeks. Reg. $22.99 Sate 14.99
18 kg. 24-4-8 Organic 40% Slow Release
Last 10-12 weeks. Reg. $34.99 Sate 24.99
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CLEARANCE SALE!!
M ; r- n r- QUiPMENT
5 H.P. REAR TINE TILLER
With reverse
879.99
18 H.P. GARDEN TRACTOR
46" Deck, 14 spd. Transaxle
Reg. $2799.00 Sale ^ jyy.UU
Demo unit. ^^^^ ^^^^
One only 2100.00
WHEELBARROWS
Rubbermaid 6.5 cu. poly
Reg. $149.95 Sale 109.99
Agri-Fab 6.5 cu. ft. poly
Reg. $149.95 Sale 119.99
True Temper 6 cu. ft. Steel
Reg. $119.99 Sa/e79.99
PATIO FURNITURE
All green or white poly stacking
Chairs 20 /o off reg price
#147579 11 PIECE SET
Green Table, Umbrella and Base,
4 Chair Pads, 4 Ptacemats.
No Chaise 1 1 Q Q Q
Reg.$159.99 Sale I I %7iWW
10 PIECE SET
SmaD white table with umbrella,
4 placemats, 4 seat pads.
no chairs O Q Q Q
Reg. $109.99 „ Sale O W • W W
12 PIECE SET
Long green table, ijmt)refla,
6 chair pads, no chairs,
6 placemats. 1 A Q Q Q
Reg.$259.99 Sale I O W i W ^
ISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
12' Yard Hydrant with drain
at bottom. Reg. $125.00 Sale 09.99
50 lb. Canary Diet Reg. $40.99 Sale 19.99
'SupertK)wl' Energy Free Waterer ^--^ -.-.
4 hole model. Reg. $750.00 Sale ^OU.UU
4"x4'x8' Green Foam -i Q QQ
Camping pad. Reg. $30.49 Sale 1 9."9
Metal Car Ramps
/;
Double Rope Cattle Oiler
Reg.$1425.00 sale 750.00
Damaged Rabbit Hutch Kit ^^ ^^
Reg. $79.99 Sale o9.99
Large Nylon Screen House
Perfect for camping. Reg. $169.99... Sale 69.99
"RYOBI" Cordless Trimmers
price!
36"x50' Chain Link Fence ^ ^ QQ
Galv. Reg. $65.00/roll.„ Sale I 9.99 68.
Damaged "Home & Garden" or
"Critter Guard" Wire Fence
50' rolls, 28", 35" or 40" high. . ^ -^^
Reg. $37.99 & $46.99 Sale 19.99 ea.
"Rambler" Alfalfa
Creeping rooted
UMITED QUANTITIES - NO RAINCHECKS
North Caxiboo
-op
1218 Cariboo Hwy 97 N 992-7274 "mm
Similar to Rangelander. H -4 C AA
55 lb. bag. Reg. $138.50 Sale 11 5.UU
Large head Roofing NaHs ^- ^^
1 3/4". 50 lb. box Sale ^5.UU
1/2" X 50' Reinforced Vinyl Garden
Hose. Reg. $15.99 Sale 7.99
Selected Lawn Chairs
1/2 price!
Quesnel Caritxx) Observer
See Kevin for all your
Insurance needs.
992-5790
1^ / I The Mutual Group
^|K =_ I Facing TtMuomuf Togtthtr
•^ -• 333 Reid St.
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CABINET
BACKS
All kitchen craft CABINETRY has
an integral cabinet back dadoed
into the cabinet sides for extra
strength and rigidity.
For extra stability, 5/8" cross
supports are implemented into the
front and back of the top of the
base cabinets.
Benefit:
Tlie structural quality of the
cabinets will assure your
customers long lasting *^
performance.
I
Level One: Wednesday, June 28 or Friday, July 7, 1995 - 8 am
$75/person.
Transportation: Thursday, June 29 or Monday. July 10,1995 - 8 am - 4 pm.
$75/person.
Level Three: EARLY BIRD SPECIAL ONLY $500.00
Full payment prior to August 25,1995. After August 25th - Fee is $550.00
September 25, 1995 - October 27, 1995 (5 weeks)
Tues. & Thurs. 6-10 pm. Saturday 8 am - 5 pm.
Yup! ours is
the same...
Cash :;;;>::j>::^
iiiiillciiiliSiio
can help you sell your home and
'm only a phone call away!
hstead of using your tiny broom doset, install a nifty pulloul
pantry with floor to ceiling drawers that will make better use ot
this wasted space. Also drawers in your kitchen can be fitted
tor specific uses. A drawer with slantad dividers tor small
containers can make it easy to spot the spice you're after, and
tor a utensil drawer, plan on a wooden insert with stots that
will keep sharp knives in line.
Call Beth Lachmuth
992-5941, Res: 747-3997
Notices
Canada World Youth BC - Indonesia
Youth Exchange is coming to your
community. We require billeting families
from Sept - Dec. Ftenumeration
provided please call 1-BOO-889-6069
tor more info (8-p-89)
ROAD MAINTENANCE INC.
P.O. Box 4310
4305 Quesnel-Hlxon Road
Quesnel, B.C. V2J 3J3
TENDER
Contract Area; North Cariboo Distnct
Project or Job Description:
"Asphalt Surfacing 1995. Gook
Road, Beach Crescent and other
locations."
Project Number ARM 05-95
The tender sum for this project is to
indud^ applicable Federal and Provincial
sales tax with the exception of GST
which is to be shown separately.
Tender opening date/time:
June 27th, 1995 at 2:00 pm
Surety Bid Bond or Certified Deposit
Cheque are not required. Tender documents
with envelopes, specifications
and conditions of tender are available
at a cost of $25.00 plus PST and GST
from the above address Monday to
Friday - 8.tX} am to 4:30 pm excepting
holidays.
Any inquiries, please contact
Ken Spencer, Technical/Operations
fiAanager
Telephone: 992-8609
BIRTHDAY CLASSIRED SPECIALS:
1 column X 2 inches - $15.00; 2 columns by 2 inches - $25.00. Submit your
favorite photo H desired.
LEGAL NOTICES:
Change of name - $35.00 per insertion.
P«5onals. not responsible for debts - $30.00/4 insertions
PRICES QUOTED FOR WORD ADS INCLUDES G.S.T.
l.BMhs
ZObbaries
iNotices
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Si.PeisoiBls
SiTiavei
T.lnlleffloiiuin
a PndessbiBl Sendees
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lOiFDumi
11. Empioymenl OppoitunSi
UBiBbiessOpporturdfles
14.FsrRenl
Ii CoofflodalSpaceforRent
1fi.Wanledlollenl
ir.RealEslals
laiUild Homes.
igLFrepeitrforSair
..wi;.i'7i
20. Mortgages
21.Autoinolive
21 A. Automotiye Parts & Accessu
2iaTb6S&Wheels
22.Siiortii9&l#fflent
22A.SnoinnobSes
22a Bicycles
2ZC Boats
22D.Skales

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Ext. 26
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Ext. 26
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service.
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eind respond to only those ads
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J
Tb respoiiiflb^lcJs,
call
1-900-451-4733
Ext. 26
ANYTHING OUTDOORS
SW mom, 28, en)oys (ishmg,
camping, outdoor activities, seeking
SWM, 28-37 Ad# 1051
CALL ME
SWF, 39, tuH-figured, sincere, enjoys
fishing, camping, dancing,
seeking SWM, 42-t- Ad# 8866
SINCERE, FUN-LOVING
Honest SWF, 41, 5'5", brown hair,
green eyes, tun-loving, enjoys
movies, travel, music, dancing,
animals, walks, seeks SM, for
friendship, relationship Ad# 4444
HUMOR IS A MUST
SWF, 35, mom, likes camping,
outdoors, quiet times at home,
seeking honest SM, 35-45, knows
where he's going, will spoil her a
little. Ad# 6110
UPBEAT
SF, 41, family-oriented,
hardworking, likes to write poetry,
travel, listen to music, go on long
walks, seeking kind and oonskiercile
SM, with similar qusilities and
interests. Ad# 2020
GOOD USTENER
SF. 39, tired of bad relationships,
seeking wsirm, caring, genuine SM,
likes kids, family ^tivities, quiet
weilks, romantk: evenings, tor relationship.Ad#4125
ATTRACTIVE
SWF, 27, 5"2", slim, light bkinde
hair, non-drinker, enjoys dancing,
live music, romantic candlelight
dinners, seeking attractive, honest
SM, 21 -28, emotionally/financially
secure, for relationship. Ad#2644
LOVES TO DANCE
Honest, sincere SWF, 41, enjoys
poetry, music, travel, anirrals, looking
for SM, with similar interests,
for friendship/possible relationship.
Ad#3232
To respbntftoffadsi
call
1-900-451-4733
Ext. 26
LOVES TO COOK
SWM, 35, en)oys outdoors, river
walks, beach strolls, mountain biking,
fishina skating, skiing, music,
seeking SF Ad# 9999
NOT INTO BARS
SWM, 25, 5'11", 175lbs., smoker,
occasional social drinker, enjoys
fishing, campina long romantic
walks, seeking SF, 19-35, to share
sp>ectal good fimes. Ad# 7878
LETS HAVE COFFEE
DWM, 44, 5'10", btond hair, blue
eyes, beard, employed, smoker,
enjoys camping, travel, seeking
tun-toving SWp 35-45, for companionship.
Ad# 3437
HAS SOME FRECKLES
SWM, 28, 5'7', auburn hair, blue
eyes, easygoing, tun-loving, enjoys
outdoors, reading, hiking,
cooking, children, movies, seeking
SF, 20-38, with similar interests.
Ad#6780
UKES ROMANTIC DINNERS
SWM, 35, enjoys outdoors, dancing,
music, animals, beach walks,
seeking SF, under 34. Ad# 1112
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WITH AREA SINGLES!
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and our system will instantly
search our database for singles
whose personal criteria matches
the criteria you enter into our
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pk:k up matches by calling
1-900-4S1-4733 Ext 26 ($1.99
per minute which will appear on
your monthly phorte biO).
LOOKING TO FUTURE
SM. 49, seeking SF, independent
likes fishing, camping, hunting, for
fnendship, leading to possible relationship.
Ad#3131
IS IT YOU?
SM. 27. 6'3", likes outdoor activities,
seeking SF. mature but still
likes adventure, to spend time with,
leading to possible relationship.
Ad# 5757
UVES UP NORTH
SM, 34. nice guy, active, en)oys
hiking, canoeing, kayaking, running
and swimming, travels south
often, seeking SF for conversation
and friendship. Ad# 9898
FROM BC
SM, 31, 5'11", 185lbs., black hair,
blue eyes, enjoys camping, walks,
sports and dining out, seeking SF,
similar interests, for friendship and
possible relationship. Ad# 1920
WE SHOULD MEET
SM. 56, works on a ranch, likes
animals, fishing, hunting and socializing,
seeking SF, similar interests,
for friendship and possible relationship.
Ad# 1234
OUTDOORS PERSON
SM, 34, enjoys romantic walks,
bike rides, camping, fishing, hiking,
hunting, music, seeking SF,
with same interests, to be there.
Ad#3333
KINO, CONSIDERATE GUY
SM, 42, hardworking, no dep)endents,
likes to dance, listen to
musk:, go to movies, interested in
meeting a like-minded SF, for possible
relationship. Ad# 2123
ANIMAL LOVER WANTED
SWM, 42, enjoys hiking, walking,
flying, fishing, seeking SF, who
enjoys nature, IBces to get out and
do things, to spend time with, leading
to p>ossible romance. Ad# 7096
SUMMER FUN AWAITS
SWM, 22, 6'2", 225lbs., seeking
SWF, 19-25, likes to dine out, go
to movies, spend time together, tor
possible relationship. Ad# 1922
WILL FASCINATE YOU
SWM, 21, 6'5", blond hair, green
eyes, seeking SWF, 19-28, would
like to spend time together, for
friendship, possible relationship.
Ad# 1212
GET BACK TO ME
SWM. 32. 5'11", blondish-red hair,
blue eyes, seeking SWF, 22-40, to
spend time with, leading to possible
relationship. Ad# 2463
LOTS OF FUN
SWM, 42, likes hunting, fishing,
camping, rock and roll, seeking
SAF, 30-33, for friendship, leading
to possible lasting relationship.
Ad#2222
1-900-451-4733
Ext 26
LIKES NATURES BEAUTY
BI-WF, 29, attractive, slim, friendly,
enjoys music, hiking, sports cars,
rrxjvfes, food, dandng, seeking SWF,
25-35. Ad#7776
FROM CORNELL
Bl-SF, 27,5'T. full-figured, clean, attractive,
seeking similar SF, 25, for
compank>nsh^ and maybe more.
Ad#612a
Q&A
Surwjay, June 25,1995
Q: How do I get started?
A: You are going to be recording your voice greeting,
be prepared, speak to the listener, describe yourself in
a positive way. Be honest, creative and specific about
what you are looking for. Call 1-800-995-6909 Ext. 26
option 1, you will be prompted to answer some questions
about yourself and the type of person you want to
meet. Your voice greeting will be screened for proper
content and put on line within 24 hours. An effective
print ad will be transcribed from your voice greeting which
will appear in the paper in 7-10 days.
Q: What is an ad number?
A: The 4 digit number at the end of your print ad that
allows singles to call and respond to your mailbox.
Q: What is an access code?
A: A confidential 4 digit code that only you know, that
allows only you access to your mailbox.
Q: What are messages?
A: Voice greetings from other singles Who res|)dnc(ed
to your ad in the newspaperiar through the browse.
To listen to your messages for FRE^;calff^^OOiflifliS-
6909 Ext 26 once every 7 days br1-9d0-451^733^(t;
WE'LL CALL YOU WHEN
YOU HAVE NEW MESSAGES!|
If you would like, we'll call and
tell you when you have
messages. Just choose the
Smart Callback option and
enter your phone number.
Now you'll loiow when you
have messages waiting, and
ifs completely confidential.
I MEET OTHERS JUST
LIKE YOU!
Choose Profile Match, when
you respond to an ad you will
have the option of hearing up
to three additional voice
greetings from your entire
local database whose
personality profiles match the
print ad that you responded
to.
Notices Notices
CURLING CLUB
CONCESSION CONTRACT
To operate the concession during the Curling Season
October '95 to April '96
Kitchen equipment provided
FOR MORE DETAILS CONTACT THE CURLING CLUB
OFFICE 992-5813
Application must be received
by July 15
References required
Box 4041, Quesnel, B.C. V2J 3J2
^^A\nniversary\
,«|^ f j Interest or '
iy^^^ Downpayment
until 1S95 1596-^ J^/Zv/'///^
Choose from our large selection of
• Sofa sets
Bedroom sets
Beds
Kitchen Sets
^\ • Dining Room Sets
362 Reid St. ^^
Quesnel, B.C.\V[
Herbs can benefit you in many ways.
Rnd out how. For more info, on
upcoming lecture contact Lynne at
747-3190 or Lori at (604) 782-8078
(4-P-88)
Card of Thanks
We would like to thank Dr. Bartier,
nurses and medical staff who attended
to Ray at the hospital before he
passed away, also thanks to the
ambulance drivers, funeral home,
family, friends and neighbours.
Irene McKenzie & Family
(f-p-ST)
Personals
1st time Mom looking to meet with
other moms with 10-12 month old,
once a week, to let kids play together.
Call Tracy at 249-5208. (4-p-90)
Lonely pensioner, good home, fin.
secure. Wishes to meet lonely widow.
Can relocate, if no other alternative
possible. Reply to Box 72, Wells, B.C.
V0K2R0.
(8-P-93)
Have you ever thought of other ways
to make money? Call toll free 992-
6165 or 1-800-474-6164. 24 hr. message,
no obligation. (4-p-88)
Personals
EVANLY-RAYS PSYCHIC ANSWERS
Rated «1 in Canada...
Live psychics. Find out now about
lovo, ^J^^V' money
career ^m^ * lucky #0
-IS-*-, $2.99/min. 24 hours.
1-900-451-4055
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; Take
notice that on and after this date, I,
the undersigned, will no longer be
responsible for debts contracted in
my name by any person or persons
other than myself.
Name: Shane Baker
Address: Box 22 K-H Site. RR#1.
Quesnel. B.C., V2J 3H5.
Date: June 14, 1995
(4-P-88)
DIET CENTER: The Best just got
Better!!! "Success to Go!" New longdistance
program. Professional counselling
and more. Lose weight/feel
great at mail-order prices! 1 -800-431 -
9446. (8-P-91)
"Change Your Life** Let our live
Psychics help you through the tough
times ahead. Love, life and happiness.
Call now 1-900-451-3004, ext.
519 18 plus $3.98/min. (8-p-91)
HOT SINGLES - INTERIOR await
your call. 1-900-451-3560 ext 1287.
$2.99 per minute. Must be 18 years.
Procall 602-954-7420. (8-p-89)
Personals
PERSONALIZED
GREETING CARDS
Tired of loolcing tor greeting cords that
realty get your message across?
Imagination is ttie only limit • it it will fit,
we will print it - any occasion! Send us
your wording and v^e will laser print your
message on 80 lb pre-scored cards witti
appropnote clip ort 10 cards witti
envelopes - $10 00 plus $1 00 postoge &
handling.
Kobi Word Design
#107-101 1184 Denman Street
Vancouvar, BC V6G 2M9
•"Mystenes"* Unlock them and
make tomorrow's dreams come true
today! Gifted live psychics are waiting
to guide you to fulfillment, happiness
and joy now. Call now 1-900-451-
3004, ext. 613. $3.98/min. ^8+ Visranary,
900 (416) 955-0677 (16-p-
96)
*** Encounters"* Canjida's Dateline
for friendship, romance and casual
encounters. Call and listen to 1000's
of men and women across tfie country.
1-900-451-3534, ext. 579. Visionary
900 (416) 955-0677. (8-P-88)
If you want to drink tfiats your business.
If you want to stop tiiafs ours.
Alcoholics Anonymous. 992-5560.
Professional Services
Do you have trouble looking after
your feet? Do your corns and caltouses
botier you? Are your toenails too
thk:k? For information and/or an appointment
call Rosina Wood, RN at
747-1104. (8-P-94)
Looking for a person who speaks,
reads and writes Russian (Doukabow)
to tutor/converse. Deborah 747-
7494. (4-P-90)
We Buy & Sell Pianos
CALL NOW 992-5512
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T«= HBH M.USIC
326 Reid Street
Homemaker now accepting new
clients. Daily, weekly, and bi-weekly.
Ref. avail. Ph: Shiriey 747-3091.
(4-P-88)
Your livelihood is important Leave a
lasting impression, magnetic business
cards, pens, keyrings etc. Dozens
of samples. Fort David Advertising
Promotions. Ph/Fax: 747-2410.
(8-P-92)
TOP rr ALL
PARTY TENT RENTALS
Party tent rentals for weddings,
church picnics, reunions, parties, corporate
functions, concession booths
and spectai events. Also table and
chair rentals. Delivery set up and take
down. Ph: 747-3448. (8-p-92)
r THE TREND-1
.^:;;^^ 4K. (Boutique '-
^^F^^ Grad
4i\ Dresses
^' on sale now!
25% off
All Summer Stock
2782 Neighbour Rd.
(OHHydrauKc/OHPhiinps) 747-5159
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Learn to use the INT€ftN€T
Lcani the fundiuiieiilal software tools necessary lo function
cfTectively on the Internet. T\\e class will include "handson"
use of Ihc vanous Inlcmet lools. & will cover
Netiquctle (the rules of IiUeniet use), conununicalion (cniail.
discussion groups). Inlemet resources (FTP.
infomialion searches), and search tools (Gopher. WWW)
Dales: June 22. July 6. 1."!. 20. Aug 10. 17. 24
?:s'° \Z':asT, Call 992-1230 to preregister
Locauon: 246 Rcid (above ABC)
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You will be introduced to what the Internet is. how it
works and how you can use it. Includes time on the
Internet. Come check out our state- of-tlie-art lab!
Dates: Every Tues & Thurs In June, July & Aug
CosT sioc^GSD Call 992-1230 to preregister
Location: 246 Reid St. (above ABC)
A D ^ COMMUNICATIONS
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255 Hodgson Road, Williams Lake, B.C. V2G 3P7
INDUSTRIAL
(604) 3924322
(Day or Evening)
*Tar and Gravel "Seamless Gutters
*AsphaJt Shingles "Insulation Blowing
*Metal Cladding & Decking
COMMERCIAL
Don or Rick
RESIDENTIAL
1-800-663-6894
SIDING - RENOVATIONS
Petrin Siding
*Vinyl & Aluminum Siding
•Soffit & Fascia
'Installation & Sales
'Specializing in renovation
FREE ESTIMATES - CALL DON
747-2704
• Vinyl Decks •
Aluminum &
Glass Rails
- by marathon -
C A L L C O L L E C T
Prince G e o r g e
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SCHONKE
Cuslom Cabinets
and Windows
'Made lo order 'Refinishing
Vanities - Wall units
Windows - Furniture, etc..
FREE ESTIMATES - ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Authorized Hertco CaUnst Dealer
Quesnel Heritage Vinyl Windows Dealer 992-5751
W.R. VENTURES LTD.
The Siding Specialist 562-9551
Vinyl & Aluminum Siding
Soffit, Facia, Metal Roofing
Free Estimates
992-6439
Competitive Prices
ROY CLOSSON
Res. 992-6439
Workmanship guaranteed in writing
Quesnel Oil & Gas
Quality & Experience Guaranteed
'Commercial 'Industrial 'Residential
HEATING - PLUMBING
SHEET METAL FABRICATION
Dealer for ICH Heil Gas Furnaces
Full installation sales & service
992-9807
1297 Cariboo Hwy North (ttext to Design Rooring)
•
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Professional Services
Certified LTCA Homemaking and respit.
PH: 993-3736. (4-p-90)
Carpenter avail for cement framing,
stding, asphalt roofing, frame - construcbon
For free estimates call after
6 00 pm 249-5909 or 249-5908
(8-P-92)
MINUTEMAN STUMP CHIPPING
Stumps removed from lawns and
yards. No heavy equipment, tree and
brush hauling, complete ground restoration
Free estimates Ph:
747-1381 (8-P-92)
RENOVATIONS
Large or small, quality guaranteed
work Res 992-8869 Pager 992-
1614 Leave message after beep.
(4-P-87)
BALANCE FASHIONS
100% cotton dothing, for fiome appts
or to book a party call Joyce at
747-1431. (8-P-95)
Experienced mover with five ton Oxick
with power tail gate Avail for moves,
pickups, and deliveries. Call Al at
604-392-2537 (8-p-88)
QUALITY RENOVATIONS
Complete renovations and home improvements
We do RRAP Program
and insurance claims Specializing in
interior finishing. Call Quality Renovations
& Consulting. 992-1073 or fax
992-0954 f79-rts)
WiD do bookkeeping for small businesses.
Ph: 747-2204. (11-p-88)
INTERIOR MOBIUTY
Electric scooters, lift chairs and
wheelchairs. Ph: 992-3939. (91-rts)
CASH & CARRY
CABINET WAREHOUSE
Huge savings, warehouse pricing.
Cabinets by Kitchen Craft of Canada,
3566 Massey Dr, Prince George,
BC 561-2240, Fax 561-2250.
Lost
Missing: Feb 09 - Fnday night, a pair
of man's eye glasses, and an 8 mm
video camera tape from around a red
sportscar, parked by Willis Harper,
across from CIBC. No questions
asked, $100 reward. Ph: 992-3344 or
P O. Box 4099, Quesnel, B.C., V2J
3J2. (4-P-88)
m Found
Strayed to our home, south side of
Hwy 97. top of Dragon Lake Rd: One
littie kitten, striped brown & grey. Well
mannered, cute as a bug's ear, playful.
Please cafl 747-1727 or 747-3978
evenings. (86-rts)
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Professional Services
INDUSTRIES
« CABINET MANUFACTURING -
Wide selection of styles, colors,
countertops & accessones
-CUSTOM MADE LOCALLY
* ARCHITECTURAL MILLWORK
* DESIGN SERVICES
« RENOVATIONS/CONTRACTING
TELypAX: 992-7738
Employment Opportunities
Sunday, June 25.1995
Employment Opportunities
Murphy's is now hiring experienced
bartender, waitress and prep cook for
permanent position. Please bring resumes
in person. (4-p-90)
Full time nanny/housekeeper warrted.
Drivers license req. live in, room arxl
board plus wages. On small hobby
farm to set up interview please call
249-5866. (4-p-87)
URGENT! We need 10 part time, 4
full time people, immediately for international
company expanding locally
Call Karina 747-3781 (4-p-87)
Wanted: 98 overweight people to
continl and maintain their weight on a
proven natural program. Ask how to
earn $$$ while you lose. Call now
Karina 747-3781. {4-p-87)
Q
CITY i^.. 1 J. I OF ^u r
UESNEL
HELP WANTED - LABOURER
The City is accepting applications for the position of latwurer. This
position will be woridng in our Public Works and Parks Departments.
Applicants MUST HAVE Grade 12 education, a minimum Class 5
driver's licence with air endorsement being an asset. The applicants
must have experience in concrete work and forming, operation of
jackhammers, air compressors, powersaws, compactors and lawn
maintenance, sidewalk, curb and road constmction. Applicants must
also be in sound physical condition and be able to communicate
effectively in English with ottier employees, supervisors and in dealings
with the general public.
Job application forms will be available at City Hall, 405 Bartow Avenue,
Quesnel B.C. V2J 2C3, commencing at 8:30 a.m. on Monday, June 26,
1995 and all qualified applications and resumes for the position will be
accepted UNTIL 12.-00 NOON ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1995. Please
note that City Hall is open from 8:30 - 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday
inclusive, except for Canada Day (Monday, July 3rd).
Jack Marsh
Director of Public Works and Engineering
City of Quesnel
Quesnel School District
TEACHING VACANCY m^
Position: 1.0 Coordinator of Aboriginal Education (includes .4 FTE Language & Culture
Teacfier)
Coinm«ncMn«nt Data: July 1, 1995
BASIC QUAUFICATIONS:
The successful candMate will hold a valid BC Teaching Certificate (or be eligible for BC
Certification). Preference will t>e given to candidates of Aboriginal ancestry.
TRAINING SPEaAUZATION:
Preference will be given to candidates with a B.Ed Degree or equivalent, with specialization
in Aboriginal Education ar>d knowledge of educational administration find curriculum.
RELATED TEACHING EXPERIENCE:
Demonstrated ability to assess. Implemeni and monitor student educational programs
K-12.
Recent successful teaching experience in Abonginal Educatbnal Programs would be an
asset.
ADOmONAL QUAUFICATIONS:
Demonstrated ability to liaise and form partnerships with Abonginal communities and
coordinate Rrst Nations Education Council.
Fluency in atxsnginai culture.
Demonstrated ability to coordinate Aboriginal staff activities and monitor practicum
programs.
Ability to participate as Aboriginal representative at meetings of the District Support Service
Team.
Solid organizational skills.
Demonstrated leadership ability and successful experience in fadfitating educational
diange.
AtiiBty to develop, implement, and evaluate curriculum.
Abifity to work as a fadlitator of educational teams at ttie District, department and school
levels.
Expertise in writing grant proposals and budgets.
PlMwa sufamB completed applicatlan by 3:30 pm WadnMday Jurw 28,1995 to: F^rank
J. Marshall, Assistant Superimandent, 401 Nonh Star Road. Quesnel B.C. V2J SK2.
Telephone: 9g2-8802/Fax: 992-7852.
Tha Ounnal School Distitet In an Equal Opportunity Employar.
Quesnel Cariboo Observer
CITY OF QUESNEL
LEISURE SERVICES DEPARTMENT
QUESNEL & DISTRICT RECREATION CENTRE
POSITION VACANT: Clerk Receptionist I - Casual
QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS:
-working knowledge of office technk:|ues and operation of all
office equipment
-must have good public relation skills
-good typing skills
-Word Perfect 5.1
-CLASS and CL^SS II (Facility t>ookings)
-Basic accounting krvswledge (preferred)
-Knowledge of concessbn aspects
-Other duties as assigned by the Facilities Manager
HOURS OF WORK:
Hours of work will vary. Wage and benefits as per CUPE
LOCAL 3176 Contract
Applications will be received up to Wednesday June 28,
1995, 4:30 pm by tt>e undersigned.
Rick Buxton
Facilities Manager
Quesnel & District Recreation Centre
500 Nortti Star Rd., Quesnel B.C. V2J 5P6
992-8200
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ENJOY"
Maintenance
Supervisor
Apply your Sawmill expertise in
a modem, expanding facility
/ New Westminstn- Division, Vancouvo-, B.C.
The installation of a new double-length infeed at our
New Westminster Division is fet another added feature
of this modem cedar sawmill and processing complex
which has a current annual capacity of 94 MMfbm.
A retirement has given nse to this challenging
position in which you will head-up a staff of 20 and
be responsible to the Maintenance Superintendent for
preventive maintenance planning activities and supervising
mechanical crews as well as training
maintenance crews. Participation in the Accident
Prevention Program (APP) will also be a component
of your role.
Along with a T.Q. in a relevant field (Millwright,
Electrical) or post-secondary education in Engineering
or a related discipline, you will need proven maintenance
supervisory experience in a sawmill and strong
interpersonal skills. Direct involvement in APPs
would be preferred.
You can expect a highly competitive compensation
paclcage and good performance-based prospects
with one of the foremost integrated forest products
companies in Canada If you're not already living
in the Vancouver area, this position presents the
ideal opportunity to do so. Please send a resnm^
to: Bill Stephaniuk, New Westminster Division,
P.O. Box 210, New Westminster, B.C, V3L 4Y4;
tax (604) 521-9593.
MacMlllan Bloedel Limited
We treat forestry as a growth industry
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Worried?...
Make Ginger an indoor cat. S f- C A
A message pom yottr local S,P. C-A.
4905
Employment Opportunities
Senior Road Foreman (Excluded
from Union Membership). We are
looking for a highly moth^ated, well
organized indvic^al to be responsible
for all opanrtlonB vvHMn our 100 Mil*
House area.
Job duties include responsibility lor
supervision of personnel budget preparation.
Long range planning and a
good wor1ossGSs:
ability to work as pan of management
team, effective communication
skills, demonstrate leadership
and supervision skills, preparing reports
and maintaining reports, coordinate
personnel and planning schedules,
assign duties and examine work
for quality and quantity under the
work standard, supervise and coordinate
staff activities, possessbn of
a valid motor vehicle operator's ficense.
Contact Mike Schley, Operational
Manager, before: July 07, 1995.
Cariboo Road Services (South) Ltd.
P O. Box 2078, 100 Mfle House, B.C.,
VOK 2E0. Ph: 395-2117. (2-p-87)
Wanted babysitter for 1 month okl.
Full time and some shift work. Ph:
Shelly 992-9320 (mess.). (1-p-87)
Experienced, motivated k)gging foreman
required for camp job in Chtlcotin
Forest District Must have mechank:al
experience with logging equipment.
Level-1 first aid and experience mnning
a six man crew. Top wages will
be paid to tfie successful applicant.
Send resumes to Box 600 c/o The
Tribune, 188 N. 1st Ave. Williams
Lake. B.C. V2G 1Y8. (4-p-90)
Experienced tireman wanted Aug. 1.
for new Quesnel tire store. Must fiave
truck and OTR experience. Submit
resume by July 15 to Box 2645 Stn.
B, Prince George, B.C. V2N 4T5.
(4-P-90)
EDUCATION PROGRAM ADMINI­
STRATOR required to direct the education
programs in our community.
Qualifk:atk)ns - degree in education.
Preference given to applicants with
Rrst Nations ancestry and/or experience
working in First Natk>ns communities.
Please send or fax resumes to:
Ulkatcho Education, Box 3430, Anahim
Lake. B.C. VOL ICO. Fax: (604)
742-3411. Info: (604) 742-3370.
Deadfine: June 30. 1995. (4-p-e7)
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Quesnel
Phone 992-9031
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GRASSROOTS
LANDSCAPING & LAWN CARE
SUMMER IS HERE!
Employment Opportunities
ACADEMIC TEACHER required for
our Learning Centra. Minimum 3
years teaching - intenmediate level.
Preference given to applicants with
Rrst Nations ancestry and/or experience
working in Rrst Nations communities.
Please send or fax resumes to:
Ulkatcho Education, Box 3430, Anahim
Lake. B.C. VOL 100. Fax: (604)
742-3411. Info: (604) 742-3370.
Deadline: June 30. 1995. (4-p-87)
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
ACCOUNTING RELIEF
Cariboo Pulp & Paper Company has an Immediate vacancy for
an Accounting Relief person. This position will provide coverage
for various functions within the Accounting Department
such as: Accounts Payable, Chip Accounting, Statistics and
Switchboard/Reception.
Preference will be given to applicants currently in either the
CM.A. or C.G-A. programs with related industrial experience.
Please apply in confidence to:
Employee Relations Superintendent
Cariboo Pulp & Paper Company
P.O. Box 7500
Quesnel, B.C. V2J 3J6
Lava & Rainbow Rock Beds
• Yard Clean-ups • Pruning
• Complete Landscape Design & Installation
Free Estimates
992-8256
Employment Opportunities
Heavy Duty Reid Service Mechanic.
Our firm is presently accepting applications
for a Heavy Duty Reid Mechania
This challwiging position requires
an indviduaJ with superior
technical abilities and above average
communications and people skills.
Extensive mobile hydraulks experience
and spectaiized knowledge of
Feller Bunchers and Hydrualk: log
toaders is preferred. Pleasesubmita
detailed resume indudng references
to: Attention: Branch Manager, S.
Madni Ltd. 9809 Mlwaukee Way.
Prince George. B.C.. V2N 2K8. (4-p-
87)
Automatic Transmission Rebuilder
and/or Remove Replace person
needed immediately. Must have own
tools and be fcimiDarwith domestic or
foreign front and rear wheel- drive
units. Apply in person to B) & M
Automatic Transmission RepairsUd^
1304 A Batde Street, Kamloops* B:C..
V2C 2NB. (8-P-88)
Have you ever thought of tothemvays
to make money? Call: toll free 992-
6165 ar1-600-474i6164* 24hr. mss^
sage, no obligation. (16^91):
Business Oppoittmiti^^
FOR^SAl£ BYOWNEHiB' :
Cpnvenient^store'with: Mhg^