BUSINESS

low interest rates and end up
Jumping into mutual funds. But

umto the;
comfortable with the risks.

Mu

Don't be spooked by today's —abx

do be MOtivatedto at least look mai
se investments if you fee!

Many people coming to see me — cal

for financial advice these days ask mo.

al funds, government bonds,

rut the attractive returns mutual

funds advertise

7 have term deposits and GICs

turing - and really don't want

fo invest for six per cent after get
ting 10 and 11 per cent

is a typi
comment. “Should I put this
ney into. mutual funds to earn

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Youth, Seniors and

Regional District of

Centr:

NOTICE OF NOMINATION

Public notice is hereby givea tothe electors of the Repronal District of Central Kootenay that | equine the
Presence of said electors a the Regional District Office, 01 Vernon Street, Nelson, B.C. between the Sth

(fifth) day of October 1993 and the 1Sth (ft
Purpose of electing persoos to represent
Central Kootenay: “A”, “B", °C

Vacancies to be filled:
Becton “A” to “K® inclusive
The Office of Director
‘The mode of nomination of candidates shall be as follows:

3 yea term - one vacancy each

Candidates shal! be nominated in writing by two duly qualified electors. The nomination paper and the
be delivered to the Chief elections officer during regular working hours
from the Sth day of October and 4 p.m. on the | Sth day of October. The nomination paper must be in the form
Prescribed in Section 72 of the Municipal Act and shall be subscribed to by the candidate

Public Disclosure documents +

In Event of an election being necessary, such voting places shall be opened on Saturday, November 20th,
1993 berween the hours of eight oclack in the farenoun and eight o'clock in the afternoon (local sme) for
Blectoral Areas “A” to “K” inclusive a the following designated locahons 6f which every person 11 herby

required 10 take notice and govern themselves accordingly
Blectoral Area A Crawford Bay Building Siore
Boswell Community Hal
Rionde! Recreation Hall
Wyandel Commumty Hall
Creston Commu ty (
Enckson School
Canyon Community Hall
Kitchener Cafe - Chapter
Yahk Community Hail

Blectoral Area B

Creston Community Complex

Blectoral Aves ( Wynndel Community Hail

West Creston Community Hall

Creston Community Comple:
Ainsworth Community Hai
Lardeau Community Hal

Blectoral Area D

Kaslo Johnson's Landing Community Hal

Balfour Commenty Hal!
Procter Community Hal
Blewert Elementary Schoo!
Central Blementary Schoo
A.L Collision School

North Shore Community Ha
Tagham Commun

Blectoral Area F:

Bectoral Area F

Bectoral Area G
Mice

Blectoral Area H
Wialaw Community Hal
Passmore Community Hai
Womens Institute Hall
Silverton Municipal Office
New Denver Municipal Offic
Hills Community Hai

Blectoral Area) Robson Elementary Schoo!

Ootischenia Elementary Schoo

Blueberry Creek E lementary
Castlegar Community Com
Pass Creek Elementary Sct
Tarrys Elementary Sc
Castlegar Commumnty
Edgewood Elementary Schoo
Fauquier Elementary Schoc
Burton Elementary Schoc
Nakusp Elementary Sc
Advance V<
In Event of an election being necessary the voting places

1993 at the following locations

Regional District of Central Kootenay

Rionde! Recreanon Hall

Creston & District Community Complex 312N 19

Kaslo Municipal Office Ath St, Kas

Salmo Municipal Office

Silverton Municipal Office

New Denver Municipal Office

Castlegar Municipal Office

Nakusp Municipal Office

between the hours of 8 (eight

Wednesday, November 10.

Kootenay Bylaw No. 998 for permitting duly qualified elector

421 Lake St
115 Slocan

92 6th Ave
‘clock in the forenoon and

(a) they expect to be absent from the Regional District of Central Kooten;

) they are, for reason of conscience, prevented from voting «

(c) through circumstances beyond their control, they will not be able

day, namely Saturday, November 20, 1993
Dated at Nelson, British Columbia this 6th day of September.
W.Weasching, Chief Elections Officer

Regional District of Central Kootenay

omplex

y Blementary Sch

444 Baker St, Salmo, BC

460 Columbia Ave., Castlegar, B

in accordance ‘with the Municipal A,

al Kootenay

Crawford Bay BC
Boswell BC
Rionde! BC

Wynndel BC
Creston BC
Enckson BC
Canyon BC
Kitchener BC
Yahk BC
Creston BC
Wynnde! Bi
Creston BC
x Creston BC
Ainsworth BC
Lardeau BC

Blewett BC
Nelson BC

RR#1 Nelson BC
Nelson BC
Tagham BC
Nelson

Ymir BC

Salmo BC

School

Places
hall be opened Wednesday, November

St., Nelson, BC

Ave., Creston, BC
0, BC.
Silverton, BC

St, New Denver, B

Nakusp, B
8 (exght) o'clock

and Regional Distrc
to vote, who shall sgn a stateme

on elec

co

closer to what 1 used to eet?

THE BACKGROUND

\ mutual fund allows you io
uivest In a vanety of instruments
hke Treasury bills, g0vernment
bonds, corporate bonds, mort
gages and stocks - both Canadian
and foreign. Some funds have a
special focus like energy stocks or
small companies.’ Sénie funds go
for income, growth or a balance
between the two.

The fund managers use the
money invested to buy various
securities. So even a small
investor ends up with a diversified
Portfolio through owing a Portion
of the fund.

Of course, the fund’s expenses
must come from the investor's
pool of money. There is invari
ably an annual Mahagement fee
(usually taken monthly) and often
a front-end load (or commission)
when you buy and/or a rear-end
load when you sell

MOST IMPORTANT

While term deposits and GICs
are covered (within limits) by
deposit insurance, mutual funds
have no such guarantees You
stand to earn a higher return with
mutual funds - but you risk losing
money, your return isn't guaran-
teed.

Whether you make or lose
money will depend on how well
your fund manager and/or the
market as a whole performs.

There are some exceptions. For

Find out before the

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Brian would like to thank
his customers — past
and present — and if you
are looking for a new or
used vehicle please
contact him at 365-2155
and he'll be more than
happy to assist you in
your vehicle needs.

Castlegar Sun WEDNESDAY, September 15,

1993 4B

example. money market fund
units are generally valued at $10
and barring a sharp increase in
ilerest rates, you shouldn't lose
money - although once again,
there is no insurance to cover your
investment

Life insurance funds (called

mortgage and stock tips

Buy or borrow a reference like
the current year’s Buyer's Guide
to Mutual Funds, by Gordon Pape
Also look at the Surveys of fund
performance in the financial press.
If you own mutual funds, these
Surveys and accompanying arti-
cles, which appear in at least two

Mike
Grenby

Syndicated
Columnist

investment or segregated funds)
usually guarantee a minimum
payback of 75 per cent of your
Capital. Most assurances like this,
however, are only as good as the
company behind the guarantee

THE STRATEGY.

If this is your first foray into
mutual funds, tread slowly. Most
financial institutions have in-
house mutual funds. As a Start,
ask the place where you bank for
literature on the funds offered
and talk to the fund specialist

You can also approach stock-
brokers and companies that sell
only mutual funds. Look for
increased expertise and advise:
beware any increased sales pres-
sure

Study the Prospectus for the
fund(s) you might choose in your
situation

If information from a recent
senes of focus group meeting is
any indication, many British
Columbians treat their ICBC
renewal like a utility bill pay
M, and they get to keep their car
or truck on the road

Few. at seems. really know
Ser much about what coverage
ICBC’s
Wrong ume tk

they have or haven't vot

concer 1 t

that the

them to find out ais when they're
Stine ina cham nire with an
Injury Of damave¢ ir

F the At We
weekly Road Sense column will
Xamine

ages. While our definitions and

fe ch the

auto insurance Cover
descriptions will be fairly simple
anyone who needs to know every
possible detail can refer to their

ELECTED

¢
’

Irly Bird Distributers Ltd.
is pleased to announce
that Quinto Maida, of
Arrow Building Supplies
Ltd. (Castlegar, Trail,
Nelson) has been
etected Vice Président
of the Board of
Directors of Irly Bird
Distributers Ltd.

This is Mr. Maida's 4th
term as a Board
Member. His position as
Vice President. is for a
2 year term

CONGRATULATIONS!

SS Papers around the middle
of each month, should be required
reading.

Make sure your funds are
always closer to the top than the
bottom of the list. While past
performance,is no guarantee of
future results, a year-by-year his-
tory can show how the fund did
both in good times and bad. And
remember most mutual funds
should be long-term investments.
Plan to hold up to 10 years, to
allow time for recovery in case
the market falls.

First-time mutual fund buyers
should probably choose up to
three or four funds and invest
gradually perhaps on a regular
monthly basis. This approach,
called dollar-cost averaging elimi-
nates the risk of making a lump
sum investment just before a drop
‘in the market

Gradual investing also allows
you to learn about owning and
managing mutual funds without
making a large financial commit-
ment. You must feel comfortable
and in control before you invest

SSS
See GRENBY 8B
———

accident

Autoplan Broker or BC's Insur-
ance (Motor Vehicle) Act, avail-
able at any public library

When people buy life insur-
ance, wage-loss insurance or
homeowners’ insurance, they are
buying coverage to protect them-
How

comes to car

selves Hf they suffer a loss

ever, when it

Mmsurance in most Canadian

proving ong the most

important parts

apphes to

might inflict on Gther people
Thi Third P

Liability coverage. which repre

per cent.ot what

is the Legal’
sents about 87
you pay for the basic, compulso:
Ty policy

ICBC's basic
ensures that every licensed motor
vehicle in the province has at
least $200.00 in Third Party
Legal Liability protection for the
owner.

This means that if the owner,
or any other licensed driver
using the vehicle, causes an acci-
dent that injures someone or
damages their property, ICBC
will pay the victim up to
$200,00 to compensate their loss

What having Third Party Lia-
bility coverage means to you, as
the owner of the ICBC Autoplan
Policy, is that you will not have
to bear the brunt of the lawsuit
the accident victim will bring
against you

In fact, ICBC will defend you
against that lawsuit to ensure that
the final settlement is fair and
reasonable

You will not face the financial
Tuin that would result form a suc-
cessful claim against you, plus
there will be enough money to
care for the person who suffered
the loss

Your insurance broker will have
details on additional Third Party
coverage from ICBC and private
insurers of up to $15 million.

coverage

Glance |

Mastering stress

Dr. Donald J. McDonald, a psy.
chiatrist in Trail, has just
authored his first book, “Stress
Mastery.” The book, whose
production was done by Gold
Rush Graphics in Rossland, and
is published by Colchis Press in
Rossland is a do-it-yourself
guide to relieving stress. The
book is available in bookstores
in Trail and Castlegar.

Spiffing up

The Hi Arrow Hotel is redeco-
rating their front entrance
New carpet has been laid in
their lobby and next on the list
is a new front desk and
counter, Yet another indication
that Castlegar's economy is

remaining steady and, dare we
Say it, growing!

Mark your book

Monday October 25, Hugh
Laurie and his Advantage Mar-
keting Seminar will be coming
to Castlegar. Sponsoreavey the
FBDB this dynamic advertis-
ing seminar will appeal to
every business owner. Watch
for the brochures coming soon
in the mail

Celebrating

The Sandman Inn is celebrating
their 30th anniversary this year
and one of their special promo-
tions is an invitation for all
Buests to stay the next night at
the Sandman for only $30. This
Promotion ends September 30:

Contract awarded

For business financing,
venture loans, strategic
planning

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426-7241 in Cranbrook
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Management training,
professional development
workshops, family
business planning

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Banque fédérale
ds atvel

Canadi

Heritage Roofing of Nelson
won the contract for Te-roofing
the new arena at the C ‘astle gar
Recreation complex

Spa time
The Castlegar Recreation
seminar on Wednesday

September 29
ing a spa will the le

Anyone own
arn the
care and feeding of it, espe
cially as we approach winter |
Register early, as tis sure to
fill quickly
Tenders |
Tenders for the construc uion of
the New Castlegar RCMP sta.
tion are now being received
and the deadline is Thursday
September 30. With construc
tion expected to start this fall,
it is hoped the construction
will be completed by the fall
of 1994. The new RCMP
building will be located beside
City hall in downtown Castle-
gar, across from The Castlegar
Sun offices

New faces, new places
Tom Leckie, a former Castle-
gar resident has returned to
Castlegar and joined RHC
Realty, Castlegar’s newest real
estate office. Their Castlegar
office will open soon.

Municipal election time
The City of Castlegar invites
anyone to come down and
inspect their List of Electors that
will be used for this fall's munic-
ipal election. Anyone objecting
to a name on the list must file an
objection between October 5
and October 15, 1993.

Regional district election
The Regional District of Cen-
tral Kootenay reminds rural
area residents to check to see
if they are on the voters list
Anyone one 18 years of age or
older by November 20, 1993,
a Canadian citizen, a resident
in the province of BC for 6
months and a resident of the
rural area for 30 days, is eligi-;
ble. Contact the Regional dis-
trict offices in Nelson for more
information.

Sign of the times

The Ministry of Highways
has installed anew overhead
Sign at the stan of the off
ramp leaving Hwy 3 A and
entering onto hwy 3 near the
Kinnaird bridge The sign
with its flashing Orang,
lights, warns drivers of the
sharp curve and the 5() km
speed yoing down

the rung

Wednesday, September 15, 1993

It’s that time of the

Well, it's that time of the
year again, and.voters must
decide who is the least evil of
all candidates running for feder
al election. It is g0ing to be a
difficult decision for most to
make, because there are so
many factors involved in this
year’s. clection,. Who will be
most capable of ensuring the
Prosperity of Canada as a
whole?

I could get into that and get
my head bitten off for imposing
my opinions and persénal views
on the publie (not that my opin
ion would sway anybody), but I
will say this: the federal candi
dates must take a closer look at
Canada’s future and stop argu
ing over who should have the
much sought after Privilege of
putting the stake in the heart of
the ghost of Brian Mulroney. I
don't see what the big deal is

So he made some mistakes,
and I don't support him for that
but it's time to move on. Candi
dates should not use Mulroney

Children learn by ex

Recently, while listening to
the news, I was reminded of the
alarming growth of violence in
our society today. While the
Issue was involving the usage of
firearms by minors in the US, it
is increasingly clear that some
young Candians are following
the same destructive pathway
many are in favor of Proposing
Stricter laws and penalties

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al the rule is not to salt
steaks, chops or roast before
cooking. ay salt tends to draw
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1 tsp salt

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1 tsp mixture of Italian Herbs
Optional: Y ou may mix any of
into the flour. For salt-free din
1. Wash chicken pieces

or cooking paper
5. Bake for one hour. Remove

Barbecued Spareribs

Temp: 450F

Time: 2 hours

Preparation Time: 15 minutes
Makes: 4 servings

3 - 4 lbs. spareribs, cut in piece
1 medium onion thinly sliced

1 cup ketchup.

1/3 cup Worcestershire sauce
1 tsp chili powder .

1 tsp salt

Optional: 1 lemon, thinly slicec
1. Salt ribs. Place in.shallow ro
side up

2. Roast at 450F for thirty mint
3. Drain excess fat from pan

bring to a boil

6. Pour over ribs, lower temper
for another | 1/2 hours. Baste r
20 minutes

7. This may be done in your ov

tnd the past of the Progressive
Conservatives to wipe mud all
over the campaiyn trail, Most of
su busy with thei
Shovels that they can't see past
them; they should turn around
to see where they're headed,
and if it's complete oblivion, so
be it

Sure, the candidates all have
something to say about the
national debt, unemployment
rates, social services, and the
usual election hype, but what
else would they talk about?
Those are the main things that
concern the Canadian public,
right? Maybe. Maybe not. I'U
get into that in a moment

The main thing that concerns
me about this upcoming elec
tion is that all groups have
something else to say about
taxes, education, and the stan
dard platform topics, but their
main argument versus the P.C.’s
and Kim Campbell is that the
ghost of Mulroney continues to
shroud the decision making pro

them are

against minors when caught with
4 firewarm. But wouldn't it be
interesting to know how many of
these unfortubnate injuries and
fatalities involve the use of guns
that were actually registered in
the minors’ names? I would ven
ture to bet, very few.

So just how effective are
these proposed laws? Isn't it a
wee bit like putting a kid in a

|
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|

10 minute

your favorite seasonings
ner use salt substitutes

2. Mix flour and all the seasoning in a plastic bag

3. Place one or two pieces of chicken in a bag and shake,
continue till all of the pieces are coated

4. Place in a shallow baking dish. Cover lightly with foil

paper the last 15 minutes

so that the chicken becomes very crisp

s

1 1/2 cups water or cooked tomatoes

d
asting pan, meaty

utes

4. Top ribs with sliced, unpeeled lemon and slice onions
5. Comi@ine remaining ingredients in medium pot and

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ibs with sauce every 15

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Cesses ol the PC From what

I have secn, Campbell deserves

to be known as who she is, not
Who preceded her
I realize I'm opening the

floodgates of public discrimina

Carlison’s
Corner

Dan Carlson

“on and criticism, but I should
state that I don't advocate the
practices of the Progressive
Conservative government, nor
do I support their Past practices
and organization

However, I do believe Camp.
bell should be able to prove her
worthiness without having to
slay public opinion by avoiding
the “M” word like the plague

The politics of politicking
are redundant. Too much time
and energy has been wasted in

LIFESKILIS

for the

young,
old
and
willing

Brenda Scatterty

candy store and leaving him
alone with strict instructions not
to touch the stuff until he or she
is 18? Perhaps, as far as the kids
are concerned, the very owner
ship of these firearms by adults
and parents alike is license
enough for them to “e xXperiem
nent

Especially with today's judi
cial system, laws are only as
effective as the parents-deem
Chilat

not afriad ot "

them to be V simply: are

unl
their car

my

tho,

me re far more prominent
than

It amaze

the police night yet me

Me lo listen to the

town adult huni boues tath
f “prohibition” amongst our

youth. It seemh nt that
Prohibition, at least alone, is

ineffective. It is crucial that laws

ippar

are in place to deal with prob
lems as they do occur and to
hopefully reduce the incidents
However
mustic to assume this will solve
“the problem

Possiblly the Problem is not
with the minors at all (who are
unfortunate victims) but rather
with the role models and cartak

it seems far too opti

ers who have provided access
and familiarity of firearms to
these minors. To expect our chil
dren to abstain from behav 10r we
are unwilling to change in our
selves is unrealistic. This is quite
evident in any situation

If I like to eat my dessert
before my dinner, how can I
expect my children to “ eat their
vegetables first"? If I ride my
dirt bike down the “back roads
with no helmet, can I honestly
expect my child to obey my
orders to always wear a helmet?

“Do as I say, not as I do” is an
autocratic mind set. Experience
should tell us that it will backfire
every time. And the kids are
wise to this. Sometimes they
know us better than we know
After all, they need
this knowledge in order to
manipulate us in getting their
way. This is very natural and
adults are experts at it, under the
cover of society moralistic rules.

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the onslaught conc don

Campbell

ntrat
impaign, and
HW must

Campt pend more tiny

ior
ull, most candidat

don't expend enough energy
developing the platform and
expanding their stance on the cru
Clal points of Canadian interes

to my next
who-of the al candi

Which brings me
point
dates are really conce nirating
on Canada's future? As I see it
Canada's today's
youth. |
thinking
long to bring up that point when
the purpose of this column is to
talk about and
things that directly affect them?

Well
tion is as

future is
what you're
why did it take me so

know

adolescents

the answer to that ques
follows: | think the
general purpose of my column
Is not only to perform the afore
mentioned, but to give every
body “something to chew on
In fact, I rather enjoy

arguments to stir

as well
deriving

ample

And in some
even care about those

If I tell my child not to touch
the burner, he needs to kow
why. If I explain, he may stay
away. However, if he
ME touching the burner he
thinks “It must be OK because
Mommy does it He already
knows the dfference bet we en
talk and action

If I tell my teenager I'd bet
ter not catch her drinking, she
needs to know what's so wrong
about it. If I explain, she may
think twice. But at this age peer
presure plays a vital role in her

cases, adults don't

witnesses

decision making process. So, as

she sits on the fence and wit

nesses ME drinking

hard to tell which side
tt

its not too
of the

our children not t

‘See EXAMPLE

year once

things up a bit| Anyway, that's
enough of that. ba k
Dan

Cundidat Holder the

to busi
ness
viewpoint werage voter
who ts concerned mo tly by the
lack, of employment and the
national debt, but they continu
ally fail to take
tion. the

Into considera
view of today’s
adolescents

After all
tion comes around
lescent could be the deciding
factor in their re election
Something that often weighs on

when the next elec
today's ado.

the adolescent's mind in politics

0%o%

Licence #780290 ,,
ad (

Page 5B

In!
again!
1s this: who can do the best job
in ensuring that I can secure a
good paying job once I graduate
from college of university, and
who can help me attain the
goals I have set for myself?

These are questions that have
yet to be answered, because
there has been no alisfactory
efforts on the candidates behalf
to elaborate on these subjects
Until then, the fate of Canada is
out of our hands.

For all individuals voting
in October, good luck. (No
pressure!)

Later!

SATURDAY, SEPT. 18

CAST

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t combination
c/w seat

jetted tub

KOOTENAY PLUMBING SUPPLIES

* DESIGN CENTRE«
New Contruction & Renovations Showroom

2245 oth Avenue, Castlegar, B.C
305-2991 © Fax: 365-2998

5' acrylic*

$499.00

jetted tub