20 - The Prince George Citizen - Saturday, May 26,1990
MOSCOW (Reuter) — Villagers near the Russian town of Lipetsk think thirsty visitors from space may be trying to kidnap the local milkman, a newspaper reported this week.
The daily Selskaya Zhizn quoted Vladimir Akhaltsev as saying he was trailed by a shining ball one
night as he drove his milk truck to a dairy near Lipetsk, • close to the southern city of Voronezh where Soviet media reported the landing of three-eyed extra-terrestrials last fall.
It said Akhaltsev speeded up to escape the alien craft, but even when he reached 100 kilometres an
UFO SIGHTING
Aliens wanted milk?
hour “the ball was still following him. For half an hour he tried to throw it off his tail. ”
When the terrified driver reached the dairy and told the watchman of his encounter, the man pointed silently to the ball hovering above a nearby shop.
Farmers in three villages also
claimed to have seen the ball, the paper said, leading them to ask: “If thirsty humanoids steal our driver, who is going to deliver the milk?”
Russians are fascinated by unidentified flying objects and the media regularly carries reports of unusual landings.
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SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1990 9:30 AM to 3:30 PM PINE CENTRE MALL PARKING LOT
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SALES
REPRESENTATIVE
Newnes Automation Inc., a leading Manufacturer/Developer of Sawmill Optimization Software & Equipment, has an immediate opening for an aggressive, results oriented Sales Representative.
This is a senior position requiring Sawmill Process Knowledge. Sales experience of computerized systems an asset.
Please send resumes by June 4, to:
Personnel Manager,
P.O. Box 114,
Salmon Arm, B.C. V1E 4N2
Newnes Automation Inc.
STORE/DEPARTMENT
MANAGERS
Experienced Store and Department Managers required for Supermarket in Northern B.C. Successful candidates must be familiar with all aspects of store and individual departmental operations, goal-oriented and self-starters. Please submit resumes to: District Manager
Horne & Pitfield Foods Limited 8930-111 Street Grande Prairie, Alberta
T8V 4W1 SK-N 4-117
The College of New Caledonia’s
Heavy Duty Mechanics Program
requires
Heavy equipment and trucks to repair in our training programs. If you have equipment that our students can work on, please contact our Heavy Duty mechanics Department at 561-7232 or drop into our Heavy Duty mechanics campus at 9341 Rock Island Road in the Danson Industrial Site between 7:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m.
College Of New Caledonia
3300-22nd Avenue, Prince George, B.C. V2N1P8 Phone 562-2131
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CLERK V
City of Prince George
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AREA COORDINATOR FOR THE PRINCE GEORGE EMERGENCY PROGRAM
The RCMP Detachment is seeking an individual to be responsible for inventory and procurement control, disbursement of funds, property management and vehicle fleet management. Acting as a resource to the Detachment regarding administrative procedures, preparing and monitoring the municipal budget and hiring, training and supervising a variety of municipal employees will also be a large portion of the duties of the Clerk V.
The successful incumbent will possess a two-year business course at the college level plus four years' related experience, or completion of the first two years' of CGA or RIAplus four years' related experience or seven years’ related experience preferably with a municipality and/or in a police environment. Two years’ experience in a Canadian Police Force as a Peace Officer or in a law enforcement capacity or demonstrated equivalent experience is preferred. Knowledge of electronic data processing and vehicle repairs and maintenance as well as supervisory experience are also required. The ability to obtain an RCMP Security Clearance is necessary.
The City offers a salaty range of $2,712.86 to $2,935.52 per month as well as a comprehensive benefits package.
Qualified applicants should apply by June 6,1990 to:
Human Resources City of Prince George 1100 Patricia Boulevard PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. V2L 3V9
The City of Prince George is seeking to fill the vacant position of Area Coordinator for the Prince George Emergency Program. Reporting to the City manager, the successful candidate will be responsible for the coordination of emergency services, supporting agencies and Emergency Program plans and for the preparation of annual budgets for the operation of the Emergency Program.
The successful candidate will have, through liaison with Emergency Services Agencies and Volunteer Groups, knowledge of emergency response plans and activities that would enable the municipality to react positively to emergencies or disasters, in order to protect the welfare and property of the citizens of the community. Knowledge is also required of standard emergency response and radio communications equipment and the transport of hazardous goods. The successful candidate will have administrative experience, managing staff or volunteers and chairing meetings.
Hours of work will be flexible but it is anticipated that approximately 50 hours per month will be spent on this job at a salary of $800.00 per month.
Interested applicants for this position should submit their resume by June 8, 1990 to the:
Human Resources Department 1100 Patricia Boulevard,
Prince George, B.Q.
V2L 3V9
Telephone #564-5151 _______
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The Lodge at Kananaskis Hotel Kananaskis
Located one hour west of Calgary in the breathtaking Canadian Rockies, The Lodge at Kananaskis and Hotel Kananaskis are currently seeking Food Preparation professionals to work with us on a temporary or permanent basis. We are proud to be able to offer Food Preparation staff experience in all types of production, from Fine Dining to Banquets. We have positions available for:
Chef de Partie Demi Chef de Partie 1st Cook
Subsidized employee accommodation and group benefit plans are available. For further information, please contact: The Human Resources Office, The Lodge at Kananaskis, Kananaskis, Alberta T0L 2H0. (403) 591-7711 Ext. 4011.
The North Peace Community Resources Society, Emergency Shelter & Assessment Centre
for adolescents is seeking the following positions to be filled by June 21,1990.
SENIOR COUNSELLOR: (2 positions)
responsibilities will include supervision of program counsellors and residents. The implementation of daily programs and activities, the provision of support and counselling services to residents, as well as extensive report writing and community liaison work.
COUNSELLORS: (2 Day and 2 Night positions and one part-time position) Responsiblities will include the supervision and provision of basic care to residents.
QUALIFICATIONS: Degree or Diploma in the field of child care. Shift work is required.
SALARY RANGE: $20,000.00 to $23,000.00 plus complete Benefit Package.
SEND RESUME TO: North Peace Community Resources Society Attention: Co-ordinator, E.S.A.C.
10251 - 100 Avenue Fort St. John, B.C.
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MINISTRY OF PARKS
REGIONAL RESOURCE OFFICER Park Officer 3
(UNDER REVIEW)
COMPETITION PK90:1396 $36,537 - $42,079
In Prince George, reporting to the Regional Manager Planning and Conservation, the Resource Officer proposes, develops, undertakes and coordinates land, water, fish, wildlife, forestry, heritage, mineral and other resource programs in the parks, recreation areas and ecological reserves, guides the priorization, budget preparation and management of a wide range of resource inventory and projects; provides advice to regions, districts and headquarters staff on regional resource management and planning issues; supervises staff and consultants; coordinates training and represents the ministry in inter-agency processes and public meetings.
Qualifications - Graduate from a recognized university in a natural resource related discipline preferred; an equivalent combination of education and experience may be considered; demonstrated written and verbal communication skills and experience, project cost estimating, problem identifying and analyzing, negotiating and supervising skills; ability to carry out independent studies and investigation; ability to exercise tact, discretion; considerable experience in natural resource conservation and program management; good knowledge of cultural and natural resources of British Columbia.
Please submit applications, quoting competition number, to
Attention: L.M. Robertson, Manager, Finance and Administration, Northern British Columbia Region, 308 - 1011 Fourth Avenue, Prince George, V2L 3H9 no later than June 13, 1990.
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HEALTH AND SAFETY EDUCATION OFFICER
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One of British Columbia's largest and most progressive school districts requires a Health and Safety Education Officer. Reporting to the Manager of Purchasing and Distribution Services, the Health and Salety Education Officer supports district compliance with all health, safety and environmental legislation and provides leadership in these areas. The person also works with district's schools, departments and the Staff Development Branch to identify and train first aid personnel and trains employees in hazardous material use, proper labelling and disposal. Other duties will indude promotion of the implementation of the WHMIS program, liason with the WCB, Ministry ol the Environment, Purchasing Commission and other government agencies and assisting schools on request in safety concerns and programs and in critical incident planning. This position works within a team of Central Oftioe Support Staff dedicated to continuing to provide quality services to the sixty-three schools in the district.
THE PERSON
The successful candidate lor this position should have some post-secondary training/education in the sciences, have experience and specialized training in occupational health, salety, purchasing and transportation. Superior interpersonal and communications skills and the ability to exercise good judgement, tad and initiative within a team setting are essential qualities lor this job. Experience in program development and staff training plus the possession of an Industrial First Aid certificate would also be an asset. The ability to use MS/DOS computers is required.
THE COMPENSATION
The salary tor this exempt statf position is currently under review and is presently in the $32,361 to $37,856 range. There is a comprehensive benefits package including four weeks annual vacation alter one year. This is a new position with duties to bc^in as soon as possible aher July 1. 1990.
THE PROCESS
Qualified applicants for this position should submit a letter of application and a detailed resume, including references, by June 8, 1990, quoting Competition No. DB-9001-18, to:
Don Basserman Staff Development Officer Telephone (604) 564-1511 FAX (604) 564-4439
SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 57 (Prince George)
1894 Ninth Ave., Prince George, B.C. V2M 1L7 L Tel.: (604) 564-1511 Fax:(604)564-4439
LAPRAIRIE LEASING LTD.
HEAVY DUTY MECHANIC
LaPrairie Leasing Ltd., a member of the LaPrairie Group of Companies, has an immediate opening for an experienced heavy duty mechanic. The candidate must possess a valid driver’s licence and a minimum of five years experience. Extensive knowledge on mechanical and hydraulic cranes will be a definite asset.
Tumbler Ridge is located in Northwestern British Columbia and is a new community of approximately five thousand citizens. The town supports a full compliment of recreational facilities including a swimming pool complex, a nine hole golf course and a hockey/curling arena. Excellent hunting and fishing is easily accessible for outdoor enthusiasts.
This position includes an attractive wage and benefits package. LaPrairie Leasing Ltd., is a member of the Employee Profit Sharing Council of Canada.
All applicants should apply to:
Reagan LaPrairie, President LaPrairie Leasing Ltd.,
Box 579, Tumbler Ridge, B.C.
V0C 2W0 Fax (604) 242-4529
MUTUAL
INDUSTRIAL SERVICES INC. FIELD SUPERINTENDENT
Mutual Industrial Services is seeking an experienced Superintendent to oversee construclion projects throughout Western Canada. The successful candidate will be expected to coordinate work for multi-trade crews at heavy industrial site projects. This will include providing direction to subcontractors.
The ideal candidate will be a heavy-trades journeyman with several years experience in management. Exposure to planning and estimating functions would be a definite asset. Good interpersonal skills both written and oral are a must.
WAREHOUSEMAN
A fulltime warehouseman is required to organize and control a growing inventory of construction tools and equipment. The position consists of dispatching equipment to jobsites, receiving and inspecting returned equipment/tools and overseeing all (unctions ol a well organized warehouse.
The preferred candidate will be a journeyman familiar with construction tools and project site needs. He/she must be capable of optimizing equipment inventory levels and identifying tool maintenance requirements. Experience in a tool crib environment would
be an asset.
Mutual Industrial Services is a rapidly growing General Contractor servicing heavy industry in Western Canada. II you wish to become a member of a winning team as one of the above positions, please send your resume in confidence to:
P.O. Box 2405, PrinceGeorge, B.C., V2N 2S6, Phone: 561-1807 Attention: Ken J. Willis, Construction Manager. cot tzs
MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT Fish, Wildlife and Integrated Resources
Management Division
ASSISTANT DEPUTY MINISTER
COMPETITION EN90:1443 up to $84,510
(UNDER REVIEW)
In Victoria, tho Ministry of Environment is offering a challenging career opportunity to a positive, self-motivated individual who wishes to be a member of a dynamic management team, committed to provide British Columbia residents with the best possible environmental management.
This newly created position will organize, direct and manage a large, diverse professional/technical staff engaged in the development of policies and establishment of activities in the program areas of Wildlife, Recreational Fisheries and Integrated Resource Management. Integrated resource management involves combined analysis of water and waste management with fish and wildlife resources.
The successful candidate will have excellent conceptual, organizational, problem-solving, interpersonal and team building skills. Candidates will have a post-graduate degree in a related discipline, or an equivalent combination of education, training and experience. Candidates must also have senior management experience with a significant record of accomplishment. The successful applicant shall be appointed by Order-in-Council.
Please forward an application form and/or resume quoting competition number, to Personnel Services Branch, Ministry of Environment, 3rd Floor, 1106 Cook Street, Victoria, V8V 1X5 no later than June 20, 1990.
The Native Indian Teacher Education Program (NITEP) of the University of British Columbia requires
Field Centre Coordinator
LOCATION: Prince George QUALIFICATIONS:
- University degree, valid B.C. Teaching Certificate, counselling skills and related experience.
- Work experience and knowledge of B.C. First Nations people are essential.
- Preference is given for teaching, counselling, and teacher education work experience.
- In accordance with Canadian Immigration requirements this advertisement is directed to Canadian Citizens and Permanent Residents.
COORDINATOR DUTIES:
- School, university, college and community liaison, education experience placement and supervision, counselling, teaching Native Studies and centre administration
- Assist with program projects.
TERMS:
-August 1, 1990-Juno 30, 1991.
The appointment may be renewable after June 30, 1991.
CLOSING DATE:
JUNE 1, 1990.
Send letters of application supporting documents and salary expected to: Supervisor
Native Indian Teacher Education Program Faculty of Education University of British Columbia Vancouver, B.C. V6T 1Z3 Phone: 228-5240
The University of British Columbia is committed to the Federal Government Employment Equity Program and encourages applications from all qualified individuals. sk-cos-iu