The Castlegar Sun

By Toni D'Amato D

. I° It true that James Francis-

cus died? If so, from what

and when? It’s such a shame to

lose actors like him and Mi-

chael Landon, - O.D., Lexing-
ton, Ky.

James Franciscus

; Franciscus, who made his
film debut in the 1957 Disney

os movie ‘Four Boys and a

Gun," dicd last July at the age

Of STA heavy smoker, Fran-

ciscus succumbed .to emphy-
sema. The actor and producer

, was from Clayton, Mo., and

had lived in North Hollywood
with his second wife Carla.
He had been married previ-
ously to Kitty Wellman, and
they had four daughters.
Franciscus starred in a num-
ber of TV serics including
“Naked City.” “Mr. Novak”
and “Longstreet.”

an you tell me how old
Harry Hamlin is and if

's true that he’s married to an
actress? Also, was he in any

_ Series before “L.A, Law"? -

N., Buffalo, N.Y.

Hamlin. a native of Pasadena,
Calif., is 39 years old. He re-
cently wed actress Nicollette
Sheridan, 26, of “Knots
Landing.” She's his second
wife. They met in 1989 while
Hamlin was still married to
actress Laura Johnson. for-
merly of **Falcon Crest."*
They divorced last year after
four years of marriage. Ham-
lin has an 11-year-old son by
actress Ursula Andress, but
the two were never married.

POLITICAL —

Who assisted the
Castlegar & District
Aquatic Centre with
their Lotto B.C.
Grant?

HOROSCOPES

October 6.- 12

ARIES - March 21/April 20
You'll be more imaginative than
usual, October 9th and 12th are two
dates you might like to record in
your diary, for those are days when
circumstances beyond your control
are likely to alter your position at
work, and to some extent force you
to rethink long-term plans associated
with your home life.

‘TAURUS - April 21/May 21

It must be difficult to relax with so
much going on around you and so
little help and cooperation from part-
ners and close associates, You were
bor under a truthful sign, but you
realize that for the moment at least
it's wiser to suffer in silence, A busi-
ness meeting is not successful,
because you do not know what to

Genin
GEMINI - May 22/June 21
Sometimes it is wiser to save your
breath and let others do all the talk-
ing and explaining, which is certain-
ly the case this weekend. An inter-
esting situation conceming travel or
associations abroad is emerging in
your solar chart, but it is too carly
yet to say how far you should
ome involved.
CANCER - June 22/July 22
The stars show that you are free and
easy, more tolerant than usual; your
jokes go over well. Don’t be dismis-
sive or evasive about financial
ibilities and i
now because unless you set the
record straight you are not going to
be free to enjoy new openings and
Opportunities,
LEO - July 23/August 23
Whether or not you are heavily
involved in a partnership or close
personal relationship is irrelevant.
What matters is that you don't
appear to be so preoccupied with
your own activities and interests that
No one can get through to you. There
could be a special link with the ini-
tial H.
VIRGO - August 24/Sept 22
Astrologically there’s not a great
deal going on this week, but it would
be extremely unwise to imagine that
loved ones will go along with all
your plans. Far from it! You help
someone with honest advice.
LIBRA - September 23/Oct 23
A sports event arouses your
enthusiasm. With an improvement in
your finances and income you prob-
ably can afford to take a short vaca-
tion; it would do you good to get
away from it all, especially during
the weekend. You're sensitive to
other people's feelings, so will take

the family into account. ;
SCORPIO - October 24/Nov 22
Back your hunches if you are trying
to come up with ways to make the
housekeeping money stretch further,
You will be amazed at how you can
save by shopping around, provided
‘ou don't let friends interfere: In
love, it's better to have a quarrel
than an angry silence,
SAGITTARIUS - Nov 23/Dec 21
When working this week, don't be
upset if you encounter a few set-
backs. A reunion with on old flame
could lead to an interesting time, On
Tuesday, you may feel enthusiastic
about arkline some tasks, But don’t
be surprised if they take longer than
you enpect.
CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20
Try to have more patience, as it’s
easy to get quick results from almost
anything you undertake atthe
moment. You may hear of an oppor-
tunity which would give you a
whole new slant on life. Roman-
tically, this should be a fun time!
But, guard against being too gullible,
AQUA) - January 21/Feb 18
Someone may take advantage of
your good nature this week. Do try,
no matter how irritating, awkward
and argumentative your family and
loved ones have become, to prove
that you were bom under one of the
most tolerant and compassionate
signs, and gently lead them along the

rent path,

PISCES - February 19/March 20
It’s a good week for making an
important purchase — but resist any
impulse buying. A fecling of insecu-
tity will soon pass, especially since
you have so much to look forward
to, Some travel could be on the hori-
zon. There might even be a unique
opportunity to carn yourself extra
cash. This week's lucky color is
navy blue.

YOUR BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK

The next 12 months
The pattern of your life is gradually
changing for the better now but
don’t try to cling to the past. You'll
be laying new foundations on which
to establish security in the years
ahead. Your home and family could
become trying this year. A lot
depends on how you handle things.
It’s a good time to fall in love — it
could lead to lasting happiness and
you should have an exciting 12
months, in this respect! Also a good
time to invest savings — if you do,
they will bring you regular dividends
over a long period.

‘Calvin and Hobbes...

Wednesday, October 9, 1991

LOOK AT THAT THING IN”
THE DIRT! IT MUST BE
A FOSSIL?

J WONDER HAT:
PECULIAR. ANIMAL,
THIS ‘NS.

Walter Siemens

‘SPONSORED BY YOUNG SOCREDS:

AS,

A

SIEMENS, Walter A. 9 X

POLITICAL —

Who assisted the

Woodland Park
parents group with a
Lottery Grant for
playground
equipment?

Walter Siemens

Hamlin had the title role in
two short lived series: “Studs
Lonigan” (1979) and “Master
of the Game” (1987).

ly husband says that Ellen
Burstyn has been in TV
series, but I can't remember
her doing anything but movies.
Can you clear this up? -

N.L.S., Wilmington, Del. {
Burstyn. who is 58 years old.
starred as Julie Parsons in the
Western “The Iron Horse”
(1966-68) and also headed up
the cast of her own program.’
appropriately called “The El-
len Burstyn Show™ (1986-87).
Her most recent film was
“Dying Young.”

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9. Pasting word

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13. Roll up

14. Sleeping state

15. St. Boniface
Sisters (2 wds)

18. Remitted In
advance abbr.

19. Elongated fish

20, Canada/Greenland

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23. Author of Divine

BY YOUNG

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30. curve
31. Arctic, Labrador e.g, 22. Pep
32. Cape Breton's

34, Scented ointment
35, Malarial fevers
36, Bi

BABY BLUES
ZOE 19 SO CNTE...

‘by Bill Watterson

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HELP HIM APPRECIATE THE;
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By Rick Kirkman

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JOIN THE DOTS

OISCOVER THE WINTER SPORT,

The world of the -
DINOSAUR

ONE catastrophic morn-
ing, 65 million years ago, an
alien moon appeared in the
sky. It weighed 1,000 billion
tons, was taller and wider

Mount Everest, and fell
to earth at 45,000 mph.

The sea blew up, and one
consequence of this awe-
some event was a huge
release of energy, including
Jashings of nitric acid va;
which, in the weeks that fol-
lowed, dripped from the
clouds like rain.

And that is what it was:
acid rain.

Some experts say that this
poisonous rainfall obliterat-
ed immense tracts of vegeta-
tion, creating deserts.

The most fearsome ani-
mals around at that time
were the dinosaurs. The
had dominated life on
for 140 million years, but
were wiped out swiftly and

One expert, David
Lambert, who has written
books on the subject, says:
“Disaster fell relatively
swiftly. A change in the
record of the rocks tells the
story. One layer is rich in
dinosaur remains, the next

* mysteriously,

ue

“They were built to cope
effectively with the world,”

What, then, was responsi-
ble for their destruction?

Dr. Alan Chacig of the
Natural History Museum,
says, “I know of 90 different
explanations.”

One is that following a
supernova explosion, like
the one observed by Chinese
astronomers in 1054, our
galaxy was showered with
an immense amount of cos-
mic radiation. Earth would
have experienced a radiation
storm equal to the detona-
tion of several thousand mil-
lion hydrogen bombs,

According to one expert,
those beasts that did not per-
ish from cellular disruption
or cancer would have pro-
duced sickly, mutant off-
spring. Traces of a galactic
blitz at the end of the
Cretaceous Age, 65 million
tat) ago, “have actually

detected,” he

, 8,
The likeliest explanation
seems to be some sort of
sweeping climatic change,
land areas, once in the
tropics, drifted into colder
zones.
Meanwhile, clashing con-
tinents: had thrown up

He disbeli the

ment that dinosaurs were
small-brained brutes inca-
pable, of adapting to chang-
ing ‘conditions; or that they
suffered from: glandular
defects that sterilized them;
of that some we

ere 80 -
“+ petently built that a slipped
_disc was sufficient to cause,

mobilit 3
Dinosaurs were not

s,” he says.

ranges, sea areas

were! redistributed and

ocean levels fell. These

changes’ helped bring cold

winters te ces where such
ons had been hit

are c therto

‘The dinosaurs lacked
Sovering, Uninsul fron
the cold, the giants slowed

down, grew numb, pe a
ished where they Hee a
fell. \

and Jerry Scott

SERVICES

ST. DAVID'S: \
ANGLICAN CHURCH.
614 Christina Placo i
8am Holy Communion
10 am Family Eucharist and Church School
‘nursery availablo*

1ST. & 2nd cut hay, Can ‘deliver,
Call. Rick 428-3374 or 428-5273 —
Croston i :
6 GOOD’ producing “yews, mostly
suffock or suffock-cross, $50; ea..1
yt. old PB Suffock Ram $125, yr.
old wethers $60 each. ‘quantity of

ty
spring’ lambs. | $55 ea, 428-9551 |

—Creston

DELICIOUS LEAN lamb. Now tak-

Ing ‘ordors for fall. Itd. Quantity wool.

428-2319 — Creston

DUROC BOAR, WINNER, & feeder
igs, Horford cow, 2'team of Shire
orses, well broke phone 424-5432

= Yahk

“FALL HAY..SPECIAL. No rain, .in

shed, $70 -$80 per ton. Delivery

available In Tandem Truck toads,

Call anytime 428-4005 — Creston

7.The Rev. Dorothy Barker; ;
. 365-2271 or 365-6720
“To Know Christ and Make Him Known’:

‘BIRTHS. |

MALLOFF, KEN & JAN are pleased
to. announce the birth of thelr new
son, SPENCER PATRICK, on Sep-
tember 1, 1991; welahing 9 Ibs.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Sun classifieds ..
sell fast! ~
Call now

365-7848

HORSE BOARDING,

| [WORK WANTED _ |
HIRE ’‘THE), CONTRACTOR ‘who |

gives tho best quality paint job in
tho Kootenays., 30

yoars ,
experlence.. Magaw Palnting : Ltd.
79,

Phone — 357-22

WANTED TRUCK: DRIVING "JOB,

have |class one with alrard dan:
gerous

term. Phone Fred Jr. at 369-4333

is certificate. Also want. |
Ing experience, willing to work long

HEALTH & FIT NESS |.

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
365-7750"

CARRIERS WANTED
CARRIERS WANTED

‘1000 BLOCK
| COLUMBIA AVE.

IF YOU ARE
INTERESTED PLEASE
CALL DENISE
365-5266

. . BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY

IMMEDIATELY IN THE |],

MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS

BABY GRAND PIANO $1200 OBO
365-6340

CAT-TUNES DJ Service, Music for
all occassions by Brent Catsirelis.
£89-5730 — Cranbrook

‘FLUTE FOR sale, offers, days 365-
S266 (Nicole) eve.. 357-9754 (NI-
cole)

SNARE DRUM complete with case,
new condition. $175 after 6 pm.
365-2791

‘TENOR SAXOPHONE Selmer Bun-
di Il $600 like new. 365-2136 after
5:00 pm.

$ ASTOUNDING WEALTHI $
MAKE. TOP: : BUCKS

VENDING HOTTEST MACHINE!
CASH IN NOW! CALL 1-800-

| FRUITS & VEG. |

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

ratas 365-7251

345-7096,

QUARTERHORSE ..MARE, 18

.CEREBRAL PALSY SPORTS Is
currently under way with their
1891 CHOCOLATE ALMOND
FUNDRAISER. Show your good
support and purchase a box for
$3.00 we Thank you for your
good supper Sept. 17 —
ct

10.

years old, all level of rider.
To .good home only. $700 . Firm.
428.9934— Creston 7
TWO: PUREBRED Arab mares sell
or trade for up to $2500 value 399-
4184 ‘

HELP WANTED

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

COMING EVENTS

HOME SUPPORT WORKER IIS
for nlght duty only. Hours 9:00
; Pm to 9:00 am. Wages as per
UFCW union contract.
Applications to be received at
Home Support Office 1464

COUPLES COMMUNICATIONS
course 8 sessions . Held at Com-
munity ‘Services. 1007 - 2nd
Street. Starting: October 22 7-9
pm. to register call: 365-2104
Cost: $35 per couple.

| SATURDAY, OCTOBER - 19,,
4991.--Selkirk..c Weavers « and

Sale of fibre works. 10:00 am -.
3:00 pm at Ci Cc unity

Spinner Guild annual show and4_.

Avenue.
For further information call
365-2148

Need _ business advice?
Training? Call FBDB at
our NEW Toll Free num-
ber 1-800-667-7579

with self-addi d ped envel-
ope to Mushrooms RR#1 Draper
:Site 36 Sechelt BC VON 3A0 for our
fantastic canning reclpe

[ANTIQUES |

ANTIQUE CHESTERFIELD and
two chairs, Reupholstered, good

DONT MISS THIS: Rose's
F L (South Slocan Junction)
for sale or lease, by owner,
Equipped and ready.

Phone 350-7688.
MONEY MAKER EASY WORK mo-
+ torcycle, automobile, snowmobile

. salvage shop for sale 860-1999 or

766-4172,

Asking $500 phone 365-
8017

| TV/APPLIANCES |

EXCELLENT SHAPE. Inside and
out, apartment-size two-door fridge.
$175 365-5725
USED ENGLIS stacking washer
and dryer in good condition $499
Firm. 365-5741

Selling something?
Phone 365-5266

SPORTS
EQUIPMENT

The. Castlegar Sun will not be responsible” for’ ‘errors. |n
advertisoments after one Insertion. It Is. the responsibility . of

advertiser to read the ad when It {s first published and to Insure that It is
correct, If no notification Is given, the Castlegar Sun will regard the ad as
correct and will charge accordingly. The Castlegar Sun accepts no

the

Nabllity in any event greater than the amount pald for such advertising. F

[ MISC. FOR SALE. |

NED
@

0 CLEARANCE CSA‘ : fireplace
2ft 10"

FILM TO PHOTO ify

Volume permitting
Why walt days for your photos
when you can enjoy them almost.
instantly? Just drop them here on
your way {to run errands, and pick
them up on your way home!‘

4-292 Columbia Ave., Castlegar!
365-7515

wiglass doors, 1

SCA chimney like new, 364-1253
100,000 BTU oll furnace w/surefire
wood and add on 200 gal. oll tank.
Exe. cond, $600 666-5510 _
14’ ALUMINUM Lund on easy load-
er trailer, used twice. $2500 Phone
368-8470 — Trail

1984 CANOPY S-15 5 ft wide by 7
ft. 8 in. long. 428-7987 — Creston
308 SAKO ‘Rifle, lever action with
scope $600; 8" jointer 220 volt
$800; SHP Sanborn commercial
compressor 60 gal tank, $950 365-
2309

APPLE II E Monitor & Printer Phone
365-3823

ARROW WOODBURNING fireplace
Insert 3 speed fan, Castiron lined
22” firebox asking $500 new $1300
Ph, 365-8175 after 5:00 firebrick
floor

FILBERTS (HAZELNUTS), wet
$1.25/lbs., dry $1.40/bs., orders
taken now, phone 365-3636 or 399-
4358 after 4:30pm.

SMALL WOOD & coal cookstove
$100 small stereo with turntable &
speakers $75 365-5931

TD 14 Dozer. Antenna. 2 water
tanks 1000 gal & 2-200 gal plastic.
1952 Ford 1 ton, original. Hydraulic
log loader. Fiberglass topper. tuff-
box. 4 spoke mag rims, radials. 8
hydraulic cylinders. Will trade for
livestock, feed, buggy or ? 424-
§432—Yahk  _

RETLAW CUSTOM CLOCKS
Toys @ Gifts
Childrens Clothing
City Centre Square
365-0116

Entertainment Unit/Hutch $300
Light Brown Round Table
{with 4 Captain Chairs)
White Round Table

Dark Green Jotul Swedish
Alrtight $300

$200
$75

Recreation Complex. Fashion
show of ‘TOPS" begins at 11:00
am. Admission Is free. 3

LOST & FOUND |

FOUND: NEUTERED MALE cat,

gray and white, very friendly, found

in’ the, Pass Creek School area.
| 365-7332

LOST:' calico female cat South
Castlegar answers to Tigris 365-
2289 sf *

(Grand Forks Centre)

Social Service Work Instructors

\! To’twach:the full’ time Social Service Work program by maintaining
Hthe courses and curriculumof the regular program: Applicants-must be
Registered Social Workers'in B.C. and'should have a Bachelor's degree
in Social Work, a Master's degree is rt
it ing adult Iearners and Social Work experience in child care and
working with individuals with special needs is essential. These positions
mun from January to December, 1992. Salary and benefits are in accor-
dance with the Selkirk ColNege Faculty Association. :

(Castlegar Campus)
Long Term Care Aide Instructor
To provide classroom and clinical instruction in the LTCA program.
i should have current re;

Previous

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

- MACHINERY |
EQUIPMENT

gistration (practising) in B.C.; an
i BS.N.

Instructor's Diploma or eq
clinical i

; Fecent

ence is desi

| _FREEPETS — |
6 WEEK old kittens, litter traine
365-2289 or
‘FREE KITTENS call 965-5835
FREE: 10 kittens, phone 365-2399

[ PETS FOR SALE |

i ‘1: male. Springer. Spante!l puppy
- ~ $150, Excellent hunting dog, 226-
7697"

FANCY. GOLDFISH, Kol, Tropical

* fish and plants. 14 mile Longbeach
* Rd. #5862 — 3:00-8:00 weekdays.
. 10:00-8:00 weekends, Ph 229-4752

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

-. fed, extremely tame, 426-6787 —
> Cranbrook .
SHADED PERSIAN kittens, one sil-
.ver female, two cameo’ males $75

obo 359-7987

Roadside Pet Food & Supplies
‘0° featuring: Fromm Pet Food’

«Ever Clean Cat Litter’
and ‘BUDGIES FOR SALE’

collective agreement.

kirk
lage

in
This is a part-time (approximately 80%) position from
December, 1991 to May, 1992. Salary and benefits are in accordance
with the British Columbia Goverment Employees Union (B.C.G.E.U.)

Selkirk College is a member of the Advanced Education Council of
B.C. Qualified candidates are invited to forward resumes, with three (3)
references, by October 15, 1991, to:

— CASTLEGAR CAMPUS————_
Box 1200, Castlogar, B.C, ViN 331 — 365-7292

care setting; teaching experi-

Pe &E

1990 KUBOTA 4200 4 wd, diesel,
48in M.M. mower, as new. Only 35
hrs. Asking $7,200 No PST, no
GST Larry 427-7113 — Kimberley
PORTABLE ELECTRIC winch,
3000lb, new $225 362-5371

Seamless Gutters |

4" or 5" Heavy Gauge
Painted Aluminum
- 5-YearL

Brown/Brass Ceiling Fan
(with 4 lights)
All in Excellent Condition
365-6936 or message 365-6818

IBM SELECTRIC __ typewriter
wistand, single mattress and
boxspring. Both exc. cond. 365-
3046

|. MISC. FOR SALE |

y

Selling something?
Phone 365-5266

SHOPPING PLAZA - Femie, BC
Two renovated stores, 1600 sq. ft.
for lease - sporting

IF YOU ANSWERED “YES. TO
ANY OF THESE QUESTIONS |
MIGHT BE ABLE TO HELP.

THE CASTLEGAR SUN IS
CURRENTLY LOOKING FOR

ALL AGES FOR NEWSPAPER
CARRIERS. _ 5

IF YOU’. FEEL YOU.’ CAN
HANDLE. LIFE AS A SUN
‘CARRIER CALL DENISE AT =
‘365-7848 =: et

plus.

goods, fabric and wool shop, elec-

tronics, shoe shoe, mens wear,
«flower ship, many others. For fur-

ther information call Ed at 604-792-

3660_-

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

BUSINESS
_. SERVICES

WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHS: For
at roca ;

to. sell, and

WE ARE an’ established service
orlented supply company.

We require an energetic, enthu-
slastic .and . motivated Individual

resul ip
_. prices, call GILLES at 359-7759

WHI KNIGHT . CLEANING
SERVICE.’ Fast, efficient. $10/hr.,
two hour minimum, Ph 352-6732 —
Nelson

our

line of brand-

2253 Columbia Ave.,
Sw 365-5225

- | ed. building 1TO-
possess either a sales/marketing
‘Jd

| hand written cover letter to Sales’

| GARAGE SALES |

ducts ‘to the industrial, institution-
al and hospitality sector.

The’ euccesstul candidate‘ will

Joma ofa proven track
th hands on experience.

“forward resume. with

‘gecord

Please,

Manager, 4400 Minto Rd., Cas-
tlegar, BC VIN 4B3

‘SATURDAY OCT. 12 10 am - 4 pm
ace * Sth ave. Household Items

_SATURDAY OGT. 12 212 8th ave.
Household items Etc. 9 am.

ind it in the
Classifieds

CASTLEGAR
IMP2)RT CENTER

‘| prices as little as

regular stores

i
1 Low Co:
[7 No Commission
[7 NoMe
[7 Volume.Deale

LOCKABLE GARAGE for Car Stor-
age. Steve 364-2588 — Trail

MINT. PREMIER Hockey, Baseball
set, Taking orders for new Premier
Hockey. 368-5166 — Trail

RCA VIDEO cassette recorder &
color video camera $900 one new
world class Tasco scope (3-9) $150
428-7902 — Creston

ROLEX AND GUCCI REPLICA
WATCHES. SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED. FREE COLOUR
CATALOGUE WITH EACH
ORDER. CALL BOB 1-(416) 462-
6516 — ONTARIO

No Frills ¢ No Gim

Large S

UTILITY TRAILER, Leclerc tapestry
loom, free standing _ fireplace,
Phone after 6_pm. 368-8874
WINCHESTER MOD .94 30-30 with
scope RUKO semi auto. .22
w/scope shift-worker 365-3207
WINCHESTER MOD 70 3006 PRE
64, $750. Husquvama 270 Wingh
$650 Phone 365-6614 =
WINDOW — double glazed 3 patie
fits opening 10°11” x 5'8" $125 365-
6298 5

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4445 Minto Road] 1605 Northwest Bivd.
365-6433 428-7600: