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JOB OPPORTUNITIES

INSTRUCTORS, open,
$5.60-$6.40 per hour,
Hours will vary depen-
ding on type of course any
person able to com-
municate a skill, trade or
interest to a group of
adult students.

BOOKKEEPER, . 1
vacancy, $600.00 bi-
weekly and overtime. To
assist accountant with
eost distribution. Ac-
counts payable ‘and
general duties.

PLUMBER, 1 vacancy,
Union rate. Must be fuily
- ‘experienced, in service
work:;and construction,
occasional. :.avertime: : is

_-FALLERS, 7 openings,
$135.00 per day, and
bonus depending on
experience. Must be
experienced in West
Coast logging , two years.
Saws are provided. In
Prince Rupert.
RECEPTIONIST, 1
opening, $3.50 per hour.
Reception duttes
minimal, typing,
telephone, reception
duties, and:billing. .
REGISTERED
NURSE, 1 vacancy. $6.00
per hour depending on
rience. Performing

office nursing services.
NIGHT er ho 1
o , $5.13 per hour,
spent 3 able to handle
full audit duties. Must be
_able to contro! security of
the hotel. ;

| BABYSITTERS- .
URGENT, open, 1) In
-employers home- ;
Thornhill area must have
_ own -transportation. 1
child. Alternate weeks -
must be non-smoker.
$7.00 per day.

2) In employers home-
two references required-
in Terrace, 2 children-

shift work-full time $9.00 .

per day. 3) In employers
ome-two references
required-Terrace area.
Must ‘have own tran-
sportation-1 child-13
months old, hours are

7:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.

General babysitting,
$7.00 per day. 4) In em-
ployers home cr out-two
references required-
Terrace area. child 6
months-exp. with babies
a must-full time says
$3.00 per day. 5) In em-
loyers home-live in-two
etters of reference are
required. Gossin Creek
area-shift work-some
housework-full time

$200.00 per month plus ©

room and board. 6) In
employers home-two
references required-in

Thornhill area must.haye -
own - transportation-3:
- -ehildren-some «f° 4 70. +

housework-full time
evening hours. $10.00 per

.day negotiable. 7) In

employers home-two
references required-in:
Terrace area, BHabysit-
ting duties-evenings only-
1 child;-1% months old.
$5.00 pef.day:;

COOK,” 1 = vacancy,
$1,000.00 to $1,260.00

. depending on experience. -

Will be required -to
manage kitchen and slaff
and tofunction as head
cook — should be fully
experienced in food

costing and ‘menu

planning

STATIONARY
ENGINEER, 1 opening,
$1,470.00 per month plus.
Routine maintenance
care of steam plant
{maintenance of plant
and lodge.)

AGENT, 1 vacancy,

$800,00 to $1,200.00 a —

month. Training of one

ear provided, ‘should
ave background and
interest in economics.

SHOE REPAIRMAN, 1
opening. $800.00 per

month. Must be ‘able to"

cperate all standard
equipment and machines
involved with the trade.

COOK, 1
$300.00 per month. Must

have experience © in ©

oriental food preparation.

vacancy, .-

All that glistened wasn't gold

VANCOUVER (CP) —
Andreas Meyn bought
four gold rings for $1,375
at a February police
auction, then found out
they were brass.

And neither the police
nor ‘the mayor nor the
police commission ap-
pear willing to com-

pensate Meyn.

He said Wednesda
that the rings were ad-
vertised as gold wedding
rings before the police
auction. They were in a
locked case and each ring
was stamped 18 kt. When
he had the rings ap-
praised he was told they

Closet girl

PARAMOUNT, Calif.
(AP — If Sgt. Miriam
Travis, a specialist on
child-abuse crime, had
run into tiny Rebecca
Holmes by accident, she
would have guessed her
age at one year. But the
32-inch ‘24-pound girl is

The deputies who took
Rebecca from her home
found her on a cot behind
a screen in a bedroom,
but they believe she was
kept much of the time in a

closet eight feet high with.

floor space of about four-
by 2-feet. She was

wearing diapers and a-

yjama top. .
“Tt was messy,” Mrs.
Travis said of the closet.
“There was fecal matter.
There was evidence that
she was kept inside a
closet, but we don't know
for how long.”
Commenting on earlier
statements that the child
was comined in the closet

for five years, a deputy
said it might have been
longer or shorter,
Rebecca, who deputies
say cannot walk or crawl,
also has _ difficulty
speaking, officials say.

Alicia Hernandez, 30,
and Danny Holmes, 33—
Rebecca's parents—were
booked for investigation
of child abuse Tuesday.
Holmes, a laborer, was
also, booked for in-
- vestigation o sessin
the drug PCP. 8

Two other children,
Danny, 9, and Alice, 13,
appeared to be well
treated, said deputies
who went to the house on
an anonymous lip.

Danny and Alice were

taken to a foster home; .

Rebecca was taken to
-Long Beach Memorial
Hospital where she was
reported in good con-
dition.

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were brass and worth .

about $5 each. ;
Maynard's Auction,
which handled the sale,
said Meyn would get his
money back but the
police had collected the
sale proceeds and would
have to pay him. The
police agreed but said the

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lice board would have

approve the outlay.

The police board voted
three to two against a
refund.

Meyn said he was told
he should go after
Maynards who  ad-
vertised the rings as gold,
but the police have his

money. And if it isn’t
forthcoming he said he
will see the board.

The police board
chairman is Mayor Jack
Volrich.. t

“[ voted for him,'’ said
Meyn. “I even worked for
him a little in the last -
election. .

Chimps ‘Human’ -
they murder too

WASHINGTON (AP) —
Dr, Jane Goodall says the
chimpanzees she has
heen studying behave
more like humans than
she previously believed—
they sometimes kill each
other.

The life of a group of
African chimps. that she
has popularized in books
and film has been
shattered by division and
war, the animal
behaviorist said Wed-
nesday.

The main group divided
and the larger colony
systematically wiped out

e smaller, she said.

“I've always thought
there are many
similarities between
chimps and humans, but
that chimps were rather
nicer,”’ she said.
However, recent vicious
attacks and killings
among the animals ’she

has been studying ‘show
chimps are even closer to
humans than I thought.”’

In 1960 Ms, Goodall
began studies of a group
of chimps living in the
Gombe Stream National
Park in Tanzania. Her
studies of the group,
which varied in size
between 30 and . 40
animals, disclosed that
chimps in the: wild are
hunters and meat eaters
and also make and use
crude tools.

The biggest recent
development was the
birth of twins to a chimp
named. Melissa, -The
twins, named Gyre and
Gimble, are six months
old and face a stiff test of
survival, Ms, Goodall told
a news briefing at the
National Geographic
Society, one of her
principal sponsors.

FIRST INCIDENT

“This is probably the
first recorded incident of
twins being barn in the
wild,”’ said the British-
born scientist. A few sets.

‘of chimp twins have been

born in captivity.

- Ms. Goodell said the
twins initially were

‘threatened by — two

females who killed and
ate babies of their group. .

Since chimps depend
upon their mother's milk
for three years, Melissa
will have increasing
difficulty raising her
twins as they get bigger,
Ms. Goodall said.

Ms. Goodall said she
had no explanation. for
the attacks, but “I think
they split up because
there were {too man
males and too muc
tension.”

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