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Property owners say they 7re trnsure what caused the flood was about $10,000. Ms Anstey said she's flot quite sure yet what her financial loss is going to be because she keeps coming across unex- pected expenses. For example, site was told she had to, run the fans for three days straight, 24 hours a day, t0 ensure the wallsQ are dry and mould-free. making for a whopptng hydro bill. "Imsure there's expenses 1 haven't even thought of yet," she said. Ibe Import Shoppe was oneC of the few stores that reported ils products were dam- aged by the flood. John Kreî, a relative of the owner. said some of thse fumniture in the store was dam- aged by the inch of water that covered thse floor and soakdx into, thse carpet. H-e esti- mated damages were probably about $4.000 or $5M000. Cutting Edge hair salon. Carrnage House Cleaners, Camrage Square Chiropractie Heaitlt Centre and MDS Laboratories also reported that they were affected by the flood. By press lime, Lorraine Kerr of Kerr Realty Management Ltd.. which looks after thse plaza. satd they were still unsure of what caused the flood. -We're actually still inveslîgattng it.' she said. She added tIsat they Isad tIse plaza's plumbtng checked out and were assured that wasn't the problem. "Wr suspect it was ait appîtance or a lix- tutre.'* she said. Photo by GRAHAM PAINE Melanu HennesseY cun be reached ai Carolyn Anstey, owner of Main St. Varna, stands amnid mhenniessevCdni!oîwiaiadianihampion.cýo industrial fans and dahumidifiers as she tries ta dry out '<i.har walls after last Tuesday's flood. So BtS- 1 Back te School Lunches stapt at La Rose! " Fresh buns and bpead baked daily " Dell meats sHced tresh to your ordep Le Fresh vogetables and fruits l'hm (ý-nAi- (ý.h-inn Ti ipýrinv cýPntP.mhp.r 7 2004-3 Fresh Bread and Duns Le-" Haked daity