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The Castlegar Sun

HOROSCOPES.

Sept. 29 - Oct. 5"

ARIES - March 21/April 20

Impulsive, headstrong and impetu-

ous you may be, but not as egotisti-

cal and insensitive as many believe,

Remind others at this time of how
‘and financi

iCalvin and Hobbes...

ment, On Tuesday, don't waste too
much of the morning trying to
decide what to do — your-indeci-
siveness will be at its worst then,
SCORPIO - October lov 22
Splendid affect romance

{By Toni D'Amato

really enjoyed Marlette
Hartley in “WIOU," but it
ms like TE know very little
: about her. Can you fill me in? —
;C.M., Peapack, NJ.
;

Marie’
‘Hartley began acting when

at the Goodman

Theatre in Chicago, then went
on tour with the Stratford
Shakespeare Festival. She
made her film debut in “Ride
dhe High Country” (1962), In
11965, she played Dr. Claire
-Morton on “Peyton Place.”
‘That was followed by the
‘comedy series “The Hero”
‘and scores of appearances in
episodic TV. She racked up
-other (cature film credits, in-
seluding Alfred Hitchcock's
"=*Marnie’ (1964), ‘Sky-
+ jacked" (1972) and “Improp-
Channels” (1981). She also

red in a number of TV
ovies. Hartley won an

+ Emmny for her portrayal of the
: doctor who married David

and a year
* tas co-host of “The Morning
+ Program™ on CBS. Hartley's

ly supp:
you were in the past; it's now time
they helped you out, If, like most
Ariens, you enjoy sporting activities,
plan something for yourself this

week,

TAURUS - April 21/May 21

You'll be doing more to please oth-
ers than to please yourself; loved
ones want things all their own way
and you'll oblige for the sake of
Peace. But you can't help feeling
resentful about this, and it reminds
you of old grievances, It's not easy
to get through work on Tuesday;
various hindrances tax your
patience,
GEMINI - May 22/June 21
If secking a change of scene, more
pleasure can be gained by getting off
the beaten track, communing with
nature rather than with people,
You'll have little peace at home —
others on the scene are too boister-
ous for your liking. Be ready to safe-
guard status and authority in work-
ing surroundings on Wednesday.
CANCER - June 22/July 22
You're in the mood to enjoy yourself
to the fullest, but companions seem
unable to get into a similar mood;
they could be be dull or depressing -
influences. Don’t forget an anniver-
sary or try to wriggle out of a visit.
A partner may wish to discuss new
plans for the sharing of responsibili-
ties — some changes in joint
arrangements are likely,
LEO - July 23/August 23
Maybe you have valid reasons for
making your position clear and
“telling it like it is." But astrologi-
cally the climate is not yet right for
you to swish that lion’s tail too fero-
ciously. It would be better by far to
heed the advice of loyal and trusted
friends and say nothing you might
later regret.
VIRGO - August 24/Sept 22°”
Don’t overtax your energy, no matter
how energetic you feel; allow. for the
probability of minor delays which
may upset your timetable. It's a'mis-
take to seek too much variety now
— it means you won't be making the
most of any one chance to get the
best out of entertainment.-Same sur-
pases are likely at work.

IBRA - September 23/Oct 23
Sunday's a good day for enjoying

and the social scene, so make the
most of your,chances, Excursions
and parties will go wonderfully —
there will be promising mestinge if,
you're single! Monday brings
delays. There i anxiety me na but
a happy tum of events by Ys
SAGTETARIUS + Nov 23/Dec 21
You will get much more done pro-
ceeding at a steady pace rather than
by rushing around. Your weekend
will be most enjoyable if you spend
it relaxing — maybe finally reading
that book you've been wanting to
read, or renting some favorite
movies. A good weck for sorting out
plans, and for considering your cash
situation. A family involvement will

be rewarding,
CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20

HMAKING A] TH DEGARING
SIGN? |: THE CREEK

WHEN You DISGHER
BACK IN
THE WOooDs,

“CAUNINS CREEK]

dr

SOMETHING, YOURE ALONED
TO NAME IT AND Pur UP
A SIGN,

[BUT /SUPPOBE YOU DIDNT,
DISCOVER THAT CREEK,

THAT REALLY GETS To MI

If you'll be taking a vacation soon,
you'll do so under favorable stars, In
fact, fun potential is great whatever
you do, Looks like you could be
made an offer that you can’t refuse!
You could hark back to earlier days,
especially where a celebration is
concemed.
AQUARIUS - January 21/Feb 18
There is a good prospect of some
luck involving money. This could.be,
from a small win, but will more like-
ly be through gaining some useful
information. A new friendship will
develop along pleasing lines, and an
old friend could reenter your scene.
ISCES - February 19/March 20
Close companions will be in.a rest-
less mood, so don’t count on the
week's arrangements going through:

| Sur Ws THE WMT

TU, GET US GOING,

D WHEN I Come
Du etios ile
“ATURN.

smoothly. However, any changes si
made will tum ‘out well — you will

have a good time whatever you do: <5]: |)

A Taurus or Virgo will be important
in your life this week. __ =
YOUR BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
‘The next 12 months oe
Wishes can be made to come true,
but you must back them with hard ~
work, Keep:all financial arrange-
ments on simple, clearcut lines; be
extra cautious about entering into
joint financial commitments —.

make sure that business associates.
are trusiworthy. Be patient if in love;
romantic plans can’t’ be brought to
fulfillment quickly. The number four. ,
may play a significant role'in your
life th

sports; is the p
time for other forms of entertain-

much of this 12-
month cycle, , :

career got at boost
‘from a series of Polaroid TV
“commercials she did with ac-
tor James Garner. They were
so natural together that some
people thought they were
sparried in real life. She won
Mfiree Clio awards from the
Sq vertising industry for her
svork in those ads. Born in
2New York City and raised in
Neston. Conn., Hartley, who
3651. now lives in Los Angeles
gwith her husband, French
sproducer-director Patrick
Boyriven, their two children
s§ean Paul and Justine Emilia,
ho dogs. four cats, two
Ahakes. fish and a mouse
med “Lunchmeat.” Hart-
recently penned her auto-
Biography, “Breaking the
jlence.*

hat role did Jane Elliot,

who used to be on

nots Landing,” play on

eral Hospital"? — ‘T.K.,
Williamsport, Pa.

Elliot, who played Judy Trent

‘en “Knots Landing™ from

3980-81. portrays Tracy

-“Quartermaine on “GH.” Her

“first stint on “GH™ was from

¢

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Cohoe Insurance
Vacation Trailers
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1978-80. and she won a Day-
time Emmy in 1981 for that

Our Lives” during the "80s,

~ RJ. Chicago * ;
‘That was LaWanda Page.

Canadian Quiz-Cross
by Maureen Azimov “:.:

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3. Ice-hockey player
Gordie

14. Afore
15. Canadian strait
(2 wds)

17. Convent dweller

18. Covetousness

19. Heydey

21, Gull's cousins

24, Home of St. Paul

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25. One animal doc

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1. Police alert
2. Expression of.

26. Ficatve

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rategically again

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24. Respectful title pl.

spills
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DOES THE | WITH THE KNIFE.

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GO?

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HAVE AN
(INTEREST IN TABLE
“=r ETIQUETTE.

“OKAY, READY?
STAND BACK!

TARTING AT THE
TITER ‘A’

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FRUITS

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36. Ballet bend
37. Bracket

38. Cuts down trees
40. Unfreeze .

42. In the past

43. Early French
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49. “You better, or

50. Harness
51. G in GST

52. Drains
53, Tuck

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EFERENT :

‘A fishing hook looks fine
to the human eye — but
what ‘does it look like to the
fish? .

Says a scientist who has
been studying the eyesight
of fish, “it's probably too
big for the average fish.

“Too many fishermen
worry about hiding the hook

‘ when there’is no need. Fish
do not recognize the barbed
hook as something danger-
ous. Why should they?

» “But the old saying ‘Keep
low and keep out of sight’ is
good advice. A movement
on the;bank frightens any

ish.”

What is the fish's eye-
view of things?
As far as the trout
is concerned, it’s a
Clear one. They
live “in ‘clean,
fast-flowing
Streams and‘can §
see ane seen,
«\ Their~ bulbous
eyes look. sideways
. and-upwards, di iB
their main vision toward the
underside of the surface of
“the river. 8 i
Water plays tricks with
light, bending the rays
around comers so the fish
* gets a peculiar — - but
extremely effective — view
vi 9f life outside its own envi-

eis a3 if it is'peeping
tis as if it is peeping at
the outside world through a

the ceiling. : 4
33 ‘Through that window, it
can sce everything that is
going: on* through 360
grees on both of the
its fiver, upstream or down-
si

small, circular window in

_ This means that if a fisher-

world

man Can sec the fish, the
fish can see him, even if it i
facing away from him.

is is why it is so impor-
tant for an angler to move
slowly and quietly.

Sit quietly at the edge of a
river and the fish may get
used to you sitting there.
But make any sudden move-
ment, and the fish will dart
away.

Looming even larger in a
fish's world are objects on
the surface of the water, like
a float, or just above the
water, like a rod.

This is why a shrewd
angler buys a rod with a dull

finish. A rod with a coat of
gloss varnish would

Dy litter in the sun-
R light and be obvi-

\\ ous to the fish.

Running down each side
of the body, fish have a row
of nerve-ends called pres-
sure receivers. They transmit
vibrations in the water to the
fish's brain.

The sure receivers are

so finely tuned that scien.

, Hsts-believe a fish can feel

changing jure in the

water @s another fish swims
Ye

Scientists also believe that

\;fish}use ‘the receivers as

echo sounders to "feel"

y objects in the water they

“eis in thi

t is in this way that fi

2 feel vibrations cancel by an
angler. moving aro
theriver bank. “found on

ST. DAVID'S -:
ANGLICAN CHURCH
614 Christina Place |
8 am Holy Communion
10 am Family Eucharist and Church Schoo!
‘nursery avallable’
‘The Rev. Dorothy Barker

365-2271 or 365-6720
“To Know Christ and Make Him Known”

|._FREEPETS |

6 WEEK old kittens, litter trained
965-2289

FREE: 10 kittens, phone 365-2399
| PETSFORSALE |

1 male Springer : Spante) pu; y
$180) Excellent hunting dog.’ aan.

BABY COCKATIELS, 3 white, 1

‘gray. 365-7604

FANCY GOLDFISH, Kol, Tropical
fish and plants. 14 mile Longbeach
Rd, #5862 — 3:00-8:00

HELP W

Reporter/Photogr.
tive immediate in
Newspaper abil

*.. Abllity to produce inter

terpretations of life In the

10:00-8:00 weekends. Ph 229-4752

Roadside Pet Food & Supplies
featuring: ‘Fromm Pet Food’
“Ever Clean Cat Litter’
and ‘BUDGIES FOR SALE’
2253 Columbia Ave., Castlegar
365-5225

MACKAW'S FOR SALE, Scarlets,
Greenwings, Blue and Gold's, hand

BIRTHS

CLAYBROOK/ZOOBKOFF
STEPHANIE (NEE ZOOBKOFF)
& ERIC CLAYBROOK ARE
PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE
BIRTH OF THEIR DAUGHTER

HOSPITAL. FIRST
TIME GRANDPARENTS. ARE
POLLY & PETE ZOOBKOFF OF

4 ~ GRANDCHILD:
AUDREY" “AND CLAY
CLAYBROOK OF MISSOURI,

ANNOUNCEMENTS

CEREBRAL PALSY SPORTS js
currently under way with thelr
1991 CHOCOLATE ALMOND

FUNDRAISER. Show your good

support and purchase a box for
$3.00 we Thank you for your

good support. Sept. 17 —
Oct. 1

GREEN PARTY LONG TERM SO-
LUTIONS NOT BANDAIDS, Volun-
teers and Enquiries welcomed. 362-
7790 — Trail

“GASTON AND GRACE PARKIN

Glade are happy to announce ihe
it of their young

daughter, Holly Liana to Kelly Lee

youngest son of Bill and Jolene

of C
to take place on November 9, 1991,

HOSPICE
TRAINING
Free introduction to Hospice
Oct..1, 1991
To begin Oct. 8. Total of-20 hrs.,
Tues. & Thurs. 7-9 pm.

For information on content contact
Denise at 365-7292
Home Support Service 365-2148

fed, ly tame, 426-6787, —
Cranbrook

PHEASANTS FOR sale: Red Gold-
en, silver, ring necks, chucker par-
trid hone 365-2820

SHADED PERSIAN kittens, one sil-
ver fomale, two:cameo males $75
obo 359-7987

LIVESTOCK & FARM
SUPPLIES

1ST & 2nd cut hay. Can deliver.
Call Rick 428-3374 or 428-5273 —
Creston :

ALFALFA. HAY BALES, 4'X4'Xa’
$64MT AT STACK. - AGPRO
GRAIN INC... 426-2689 —
CRESTON
DUROC BOAR, WINNER & feeder
pias. Herford cow, 2 team of Shire
rses, well broke phone 424-5432
= Yahk
FALL HAY SPECIAL. No rain, in
shed,'.$70 -$80 per ton. Delivery
avallable in Tandem Truck loads.
Call anytime 428-4005 — Craston
HAY FOR SALE: will deliver phone
42 80 — Creston
HORSE BOARDING, reasonable
rates 365-7251
QUARTERHORSE MARE, 18
years old, excellent all level of ridor.
"good home ‘only.' $700 = Finn.
428°9934 — Creston |”
TWO PUREBRED Arab mares sell
or trade for up to $2500 value 399-
4184

Good Interpersonal skills

excellent public relations
Desire and energy to

MAC systems.

Apply to:

PP Morrie Zaitlin
Managing Editor
Nelson Dally News
266 Baker Street
Nelson, B.C. V1L 4H3 ;

-REPORTER/PHOTOGRAPHER

Applications are Invited. for a_ full-time
her for the Nelson Dally News effec-
he successful applicant shall have:
ty to gather news and write and rewrite
creative, interesting news stories and features.

graphic.records of news events and to provide our
readers with crisp, Inspiring photo features and In-
ie

experience and capabil
tled publics within our circulation base and provide
rovide our readers with the
ality of news product they want and di

erience with computer systems,

Full package of benefits avaliable.

ANTED

osition as

esting, Innovative -photo-

poset ta

ties,

to deal with the many va-
and public awareness.

The Castlegar Sun will not be responsible for any errors i
d fter the iti

correct and wil

af one Is ip
advertiser to read the ad when It Is first published and to Insure that It:la!
correct. If no notification is given, the Castlegar Sun will regard the ad as |:
ll charge accordingly. The Castlegar Sun accepts no |
Nability In any event greater than the amount pald for such advertising... :=f::

WANTED
IMMEDIATELY
1st or 2nd year auto appren-
tice or person with knowledge
In front end work and brakes,
Wages dependent upon ex-

perience. Apply at:
Big O Tires
1507 Columbia, Castlegar
NO PHONE CALLS

preferably

ESE NOEL TOR C Teal tE Meh)

for 4 daylight hours for at

OLR SHRET
DELIVER TELEPHONE DIRECTORIES
in the Castlegar, Robson, Blueberry Creek
& Strawberry Village areas
Men and women, must be 18 or older and be available

Auto is nécessary
Call 1-800-663-4383
between 8:30 - 4:00 Monday to Friday

LOGUE Te

least two or three days

SIRO EN TOL Gh |

WE ARE an established service
oriented supply company.

We require an enthu-

BUSINESS _
OPPORTUNITY

silastic and

to sell, and demonstrate our
complete line of nationally brand-
ed building maintenance pro-
ducts to the Industrial, Institution-
aland hospitallty sector. .

The will

-| Training? Call FBDB at

Need business advice?

our NEW Toll Free num-
‘| ber 1-800-667-7579

elthera 2

| FARM EQUIPMENT |

1969 FORD 4000 Tractor, 50 HP

diesel engine, 7 ft. Blade, snow

blower, chains, asking $6200
jone: 228-' — Cre:

FRUITS & VEG.

MUSHROOMS IN OIL. For the ul-
timate in mushrooms, send $5.00
Hfeaddi

FILM TO PHOTO I

a

Volume permitting
Why walt days for your photos +:
when you oan enjoy thom almost:
Instantly? Just drop them here Sn
your way to run errands, and pick
{hem up on your way homel

4-292 Columbia Ave., Castic
365-7515

| TV/APPLIANCES ~||

with ped envel-
ope to Mushrooms RR#1 Draper
Site 36 Sechelt BC VON 3A0 for our

fantastic canning reci
ANTIQUES

ANTIQUE CHESTERFIELD and
two chairs, R jood

EXCELLENT SHAPE. Inside and
out, apartment-size two-door fridge.
$175 365-5725 oe:
USED ENGLIS. stacking washer
and dryer in good condition $49!
Finn. 365-5741 :

g
condition. Asking $500 phone 365-
8017

SPORTS
EQUIPMENT

FULL SET left-hand Powerbuilt golf
clubs with bag. $225, 365-6656

Sun classifieds
sell fast! :
Cali now ~~
365-7848 |

Place: Kinnaird Hall

Date:

Pick-ups

Brilliant
Drop-offs Kinnaird Hall

HOSPITAL AUXILIARY RUMMAGE SALE

Fri. Oct. 18, 3-8 pm

Sat. Oct. 19, 10am-2pm &
365-8302 Castlegar St
365-6587 Blueberry
365-6475 Ootischenia &

Oct. 15 - 18, 9:00 - 12 noon

diploma or a proven track’ record
ith hands on experience. et

Please forward resume with
hand written cover letter to Sales
Manager, 4400 Minto Rd., Cas- |.
Ltlegar, BC VIN 4B3

: SHOPPING PLAZA Fernie; BC
110 sq.ft. to'1700 sq.ft.’ Sporting
goods store, fabric and wool show,
electronics, shoe store, mens wear,
furniture, gift shop and many oth-
ers. Phone 604-792-3660 — Chilli.

IN MEMORIUM

| HELP WANTED _ |

FRANK WILCOX

On Tuesday, September 17,
1991 Frank Wilcox of Castlegar
passed away at the age of 78
years,

Mr. Wilcox is survived by his wife,
Violet, of Castlegar, one son,
Chris Wilcox (Louise) of Cherry-
ville, three daughters, Sherry
Carveth of Victoria, Denise Duck-
worth (Jim) of Castlegar and Lin-
da Buss (Larry) of Vancouver, six
grandchildren, four great-
grandchildren, thrae brothers, .
and four sisters, on being Marjor-
je Lamarche of Castlegar.

ace and
ice by re~

Cremation has teken
there will be no se:
quest,

if desired, donations may be

, Made to the charity of one's
i cholce.”

| -LOST & FOUND - |:

FOUND:
365-3338
LOST: | calico famale cat South
Castlegar answers to Tigris 365-
2289 ‘

female Siberian Husky

ASSISTANT MANAGER required at.

local’ fumiture store. The job will

involve: selling fumiture, ordering, ©

customer service, dally cash

sheets, frelght claims, and even:
delivery work. Retall experience isa”

must. Salary will depend on. job
experience. Resume required.

| WORK WANTED - |

HIRE THE CONTRACTOR who
gives the best quality paint job In
the - Kootenays. 30 years
experience. Magaw Painting Ltd.
Phone — 357-2279

wack.
BUSINESS
SERVICES

ACKERMAN CONSTRUCTION
Over 20 years experience.
R ° Ne

CARRIERS WANTED

CARRIERS WANTED
IMMEDIATELY IN THE
1000 BLOCK :
COLUMBIA AVE.

IF YOU ARE
INTERESTED PLEASE
CALL DENISE
365-5266

F Ww.
+ Cabinets « & more. Residential
& Commercial — 368-8860

‘WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHS: For
: Professional results & competitive
\ prices, call GILLES at 359-7759

: WHITE _ KNIGHT... CLEANING
SERVICE, Fast, efficient. $10Jhr.,
two hour minimum. Ph 352-6732 —
{Nelson ‘

'| GARAGE SALES. |
i MULTIFAMILY YARD SALE

, 112 100th Street, Blueberry Creek,
. Saturday, October 5 and Sunday
October 6.

| SUPER SINGLE water bed, china
‘ cabinet, wicker, copper, etc., Sun-
October 6, 9:00 am 3388

0 day
4 + Southridge Drive, Castlegar.

- BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY

at 426-

HOME SUPPORT WORKER IIS
* for night duty only. Hours 9:00 -
Pm to 9:00 am. Wages as per °
. UFCW unlon contract.
Applications to be recelved at _
“Home Support Office 1464
“Columbia Avenue,

For further information call
x 365-2148”

INSTALLER
fumiture store, _ Contact

Hooschman 426-2316 Cranbrook —_

PART-TIME; counter sales
for. Saturda:

Wolding. Supp!
Street. Castlegar; BS,

Classifieds.
Sell.

REQUIRED. at
Fred

Sun * |

CONVENIENCE STORE/GAS
Bar/Frult. Stand/ Residence: bet-
ween Nelson and Castlegar, high
volume business, lots of future po-

tential. For more information 354- .

4768

HEALTH & FITNESS

MOTHER NATURES fall vitamin
sale! All Trophic Vitamins 25%
off, Swiss vitamins 20% off, Nu-
Life vitamins 15% off all others
10% off only at Mother Natures
Pantry downtown Castlegar
65-7750

COLy,
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&

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Reet ae WEST KOOTENAY POWER LTD.

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NOTICE OF
PUBLIC HEARING

Time:
Date:
Location:

9:00 a.m.
October 29, 1991
Uplander Hotel

1919 Columbia Avenue
Rossland, B.C.

THE APPLICATION

West Kootenay Power Ltd. ("WKP*) filed for Commission approval, as an
Energy Supply Contract pursuant to Section 85.3 of the Utilities
Commission Act ("The Act"), power supply agreements with Cominco Ltd.

entitled:

1, Long Term Firm Power Supply Agreement
2. 1999 Firm Power Supply Agreement

The Commission has set down the Application for public hearing to
commence at 9:00 a.m. local time, Tuesday, October 29, 1991 at the
Uplander Hotel, 1919 Columbia Avenue, Rossland, B.C.
The Division of the Commission named to review the Application will be
comprised of the following Commission members:

Mr. J.0.V. Newlands, Deputy Chairman and

Chairman of the Division
Mr. N. Martin, Commissioner
Mr. K.L, Hall, Commissioner

The

Applicat
Head Office of West Kootenay Power

lication and supporting material is available for inspection at the
Ltd., Waneta Plaza, 8100 Rock Island

Highway, Box 130, Trail, B.C. V1R 414; and at its District Offices located at
Castlegar, Crawford Bay, Creston, Grand Forks, Greenwood, Kaslo,
Keremecs, Oli

Trail, B.C.

Oliver, Osoyoos, Penticton, Salmo, South Slocan and

A copy of the Application and supporting material is also available for

NEW STATE of the art skin care
system call. today for your free

at. the office of the British Columbia Utilities Commission, 6th
Floor, 900 Howe Street, Vancouver, 2N3.

Vez

An Executive Summary of the Application is to be made available for
inspection in WKP offices and will be distributed by the Applicant to

faclal after 5 pm 365-7667
MUSICAL

INSTRUMENTS

~ EARN‘ $1000 or more for. Chiist-
mas. Work around family. needs.

Discovery Toys, Melody 365-2526

position ' MONEY. MAKER EASY WORK mo-

torcycle, : automobile, snowmobile
salvage shop for sale 860-1999 or
66-4172 :

SHOPPING: PLAZA = Femie, BC ..

tenovated stores, 1600 sq. ft.
plus. A\ fe for lease - sporting
goods, fabric and wool shop, elec-

ther isformation call Ed at 604-72-

|. 3660

BABY GRAND PIANO $1200 OBO
365-6340

CAT-TUNES DJ Service, Music for
all occassions: by Brent Catsirelis.
489-5730 — Cranbrook

lectron-

ic Organ. 2-44 not manuals plus 13
note Pedal keyboard. Sound
Sphere ‘speaker system. Beautiful
solid. wood. console. (ideal for
church. or chapel) $995 obo 365-
6954

and Interested Persons as they become registered with the

INTERVENTIONS
Any person wishing to be present at the public hearing and to give ©
4 ee a ss

line witnesses

Id provide written notice, to be

received not later than Friday, October 11, 1991 to the Commission
Secretary and to the Applicant. The notice should include a brief statement
as to the nature of the interest in the proceedings.

SUBMISSIONS BY INTERESTED PERSONS i

Any person intending to file a written submission or to make a request for

additional information of the Applicant should ensure that it is received not

later than Friday, October 18, 1991, one copy to the Commission
tary, and one copy to the Applicant.

intending to participate in the public hearing, who are uncertain as
to the manner.in which to proceed, may contact Mr. RJ. Pellatt,

FLUTE FOR ealo, offers, days S65-
8268 (Nicole) eve, 357-0754 (N-
col

McKinlay, Manager, Rates and Finance -

Secretary, of Mr. 8.
Electrical, by telephone (6604700) oF (1-800-663-1385), or in writing.

TENOR SAXOPHONE Seimer Bun-

di Il $600 like new, 365-2136 after
5:00 pm.

By Order
ROBERT J, PELLATT.
ission Secretary