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Preventative maintenance

|B, c. Hydro" ‘brought out its double bucket truck last week as
‘Crews continue a preventative maintenance program. Theob-. :
‘ject Is to reduce the area.a power outage can affect by!

[isolating the location of the outage. |
UT AND ABOU’

TERRACE _ . Northern com am
puter is celebrating its 10th an-
niversary.

TERRACE — Ocelot Industries
is expected to soon announce a
$20 million expansion of its am- .
monia production facility at
Kitimat.

The company. now produces

550 tonnes a day. of ammonia |

for the California fertilizer
market but, that will increase to
770 tonnes a day when the ex-
pansion is complete, says Ocelot
manager Bill Eynon.

“We're just waiting to get the
blessing from the banks,’’ said
Eynon last week.

He said the expansion is being

made possible following @ re-..

organization last month of the -
company.

That re-organization resulted
in Ocelot’s chemical component
based in Kitimat being
separated from its oil and gas
drilling division. ©

A West German company
called Metallgesellschaft AG
will) become the major

shareholder of Ocelot Industries
’ leaving current Ocelot. major

shareliolder Verne Lyons in

" control of the oil and gas Grill- :
‘ing company..

‘All that’s taken place and

wee: expect the final ar-
Tangements to be completed by

Sept. -30,”” said Eynon.
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The company, which opened
its first store in Terrace, now —
has outlets.in‘seven B.C. cities.

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one per cent from alk: Fetal sales

at the local Woolworth store on
» OR, . -. Saturday, Sept, 21.‘ Company
Audrey Cox has returned as: spokesman Aller’ Russell said

the owner of a hair dressing ' the money. will be used to fur-
salon. She- todk ,. over Doris’ $ ther public awareness about the
” _"disease,- its symptoms and how

bt jCox has spent 25 years as a $3 to combat it

‘Tell sell, its'30, 000th computer
system this year...
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irdresser. She owned Sue st id
tay Coiffures for 16 years employees ad also volunteered
before going to. work, for other to assist the. Terrace: branch of

salons. <8 2s! oF are the society inthe’ ‘door-todoor
-Doris’s. Cojffures ~ employs _ canvas. for donations it;is carry-

three people.“ ing out this month. os

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“The Arthritis Society will get A local real estate company

_wootwortt| &

has won its parent
organization’s “award for the
most sales per agent-for the se-

cond quarter of this: year jn the ;

provirice,
. REALTY’: WORLD —
Lakelse Realty received the

expansion

ing ahead for now is an expan-
sion of its methanol capacity at
Kitimat.

The company wants to buy a

mothballed plant south. of
Chicage but needs 40 million
cubic feet of natural gas a day
over and above the 100 million
cubic feet the Pacific Northern
Gas (PNG) pipeline can now
carry. .
Providing the extra capacity
would require an estimated $50
million project to loop a 200
mile section of the gas pipeline,
said Eynon.

“So far PNG and Ocelot have
yet to agree on what the latter
will pay to have the gas shipped
if the former were to expand its
carrying capacity.

“We're on hold till we reach
an agreement,” said Eynon.
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In the meantime, work on a
large tank at Ocelot to store and
facilities to ship to California a

gasoline additive produced in
Alberta i is on schedule.

‘The additive, MTBE, will be
produced at an Edmonton plant

_that’s a joint venture: between .

Petro-Canada and - a. Finnish

company. It'll be brought to°

Ocelot by CN Rail, :

“We'll be ready* by Jan, I,
1992 ta meet the target,’’ said
Ocelot’s Eynon.

year, the firm placed third, he .

said.
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The largest surviving gold
mugget.in B.C. was put on

' display two weeks ago at a gem:
show in

and mineral
Tsawwassen,

“The Turnagain - Nugget
weighs 52 ounces and is 7.8 in-
ches long by 3.75 inches wide.
It’s “valued . at more than
# va 000.

etwas discoverdd th

sales agents: OT FOAPH ee Al 2 Shea Creek ir tie
“Turflagain River -area, about
60km east of Dease lake.

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sien two’ weekskage“ut ‘has

-. “We've been. second and
third | before,” said .. agency
spokésman * Verne Ferguson
who bought: the firm two years
ago. --

There -is also a yearly award
for most sales per agent and last

“RECENT PRIZE WINNERS AT SAFEWAY

; _ _.,. Randy Prinz receiving his “Coca Cola Leather Jacket” and
» | +, Marsha Lloyd receiving her new deep freeze from Coolwhip.

TERRACE. i
CONCERT SOCIETY

> ls pleased to.

BPE ue semaines.
DAN DERKSEN

Doctor of Optometry

DR. DAN DERKSEN

has joined his .
‘optometry practice

4550 Lakelse Ave: °°
Terrace, B.C. . -
638-2020 .
1-800-665-5193

TERRACE CURLING
ASSOCIATION

NOTICE OF
ANNUAL

GENERAL MEETING
to be held

SEPTEMBER. .
24TH, 1991.
at 7:30 P.M.
at the Terrace Curling Club,
3210 School Street, Terrace, B.C.

“Get Swept Up in the Fun!’’

eo ee FOR MORE INCORMATION

’ Vanderhoof flying service.
offers an excellent way to get
started in Terrace.

‘PRIVATE PILOT
GROUND SCHOOL COURSE

as per Ministry of Transportation
requirements.

LAST COURSE OF THE SEASON
» ° SEPTEMBER 16

"At the Air Cadet Hall In Terrace

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_ 635-6747

SOME WORKPLACE ACCIDENTS
HAVE A WAY OF BRINGING
FAMILIES TOGETHER.

Here are the facts. No one gets up
in the morning thinking, “This is a

great day to get hurt at work.” In fact .

| many people have been neglecting

work for so long they don’ :

“Safety. Lets Work On wR Sounbscer

even know they're doing it. Every day

they put themselves in more danger.

Please, be careful on the job.

WORKERS

.Last year, 168 workers who thought -

they couldn't get hurt were killed

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