B.u. HYDRO

Exports could top $75m

B.C. HYDRO'S: export revenue
could reach $75 million by thy end
of the month, the company said in
its interim financial report recent:
ly.

Export sales have continued to
be strong since June 30 and Hydro
chairman Larry Bell estimated
Hydro’s export revenue could
reach $75 million by the end of the
month, Exports were worth $44
million to the B.C. company last
quarter.

Hydro’s net loss in the first three
months was $21 million, down $14
million from the same period last
year, and Bell points out that in-
come in the latter part of the year
is normally better than in the early
months due to seasonal variations

Foran

POST OFFICE BOX 86184. NORTH VANCO

North
Vancouver

Youth
Dang

inelectrie and gis revenuys.

In spite of the warmer than
normal weather, fotal revenue of
$473 anillion seta tirst quarter re-

i $30 million. of seven

over the 1986 tori. Edee-
trig sules to peneral and transmis
Sof customers tnercased by 2):
per cent due fo the continuing
economic recevery. Although the
number of residential eleetrig cry.
tomers was 20,000 more than a
year ago, There was a one per cent
drop in residential kilowat: four
sales.

Gas revenues are down by $17
milPon as a result of lawer gis
Prices and warmer weather, the
company reported,

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The NORTH VANCOUVER YOUTH BAND

is now recruiting young musicians
— ages 9 to 19 — for its 1987/88 season!

As this famous Band approaches its 50th year of operation,

openings exist for:

Percussion
Brass and
Reed players

Previous musical experience not necessary!

Registration will be held at Highlands School, Col-
wood Road, N. Vancouver on Saturdays,
September 12 & 19, from 9:00 a.m. to Noon.

For an appointment or more information call Direc- ff
tor of Music DAVID HENDERSON at 929-5051 or §
Bandmaster RON SMITH at 929-3637 or write to §
the address shown above. y

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527.57

462.10
466.05

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§55.43| 518.05
2

594.24

482.07
488.64

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610.11| 557.36 495.96 | 49296 &§

566.22| 526.66] 476.15 «| 476.28

627.12| 569.50 503.88 | 499.50 §

645.34] 582.74] 514.06 |

506.81

NOTES:

. All incomes quoted are based on guaranteed interest rate products. Other types
ot RRIFs and annuities are also available.

. incomes commencing only at ages 60-71 are illustrated here. However, incomes
may commence at any age prior lo age 72. al the option of the purchaser.

. All incomes illustrated start one month alter purchase.
. All incomes shown are on a fevel basis though they can be indexed if the initial

year’s income is reduced.

. The “Single Lite Annuity” pays for as long as the recipient lives.
. The “‘Joirs & Last Survivor Annuity” pays for as long as the recipieni and his/her

spouse lives.

. Tne RAR IFs illustrated will pay a level income to age 90 but shorter payout periods,
as well as flexible income amounts, are now avaiable.

Use this table as a guide only, Annuity and RRIF rates change frequently.

Table researched and prepared by Jim Rogers. THE JAMES E ROGEAS GROUP LTD

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