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TERRACE. — Ronald

McDonald has retumed — all
20 feet of him:

-_' The McDonald’s: restaurant ‘4

- character had been floating over -

later that. evening after it had
, been deflated,

_ed ‘early Aug. 8 with no ap-
“parent: damage; said ‘restaurant’
spokesman Karen Focker.
‘tHe was neatly wrapped up.
| and. looked: just fine," said
- Focker. : .
0 She“ pects. Ronald ws
: taken’ as:a. ‘prank: and was to-
have’ been inflated someplace
else but. that those’ who ‘took
him couldn't complete the plan.
. a oo oo 2 oe

' Local lawyer Don Brown has
been:named to a three-year term
as a director onthe board of the
Prince’ Rupert Port Corpora-
tion. |
. The. federal crown.-cofpora-
a tion: owns and . operates coal,
grain and lumber: “exporting .
fa ae

; e@ first timea person
outside ‘of the Prince Rupert
area has been put on the board
and reflects the region in which
the corporation draws the goods
which go through its facilities,
Says corporation chairman Don
Seidel. ; ;
’ Brown receives a monthly
honorarium and also expenses
anda daily stipend when on
board business.
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Sky high

WORK CONTINUES at a- fast
pace at United Buy and Sell's
building on the highway bet-
ween the overpass and the Cop-

perside Store, That's Matt
Drummond adjusting a wall’séc- -

tion that had been put in place
uSing a large crane..The store is
expected to open next month.
Reinforced concrete wall sec-

tlons for the store were pre-cast

in the Okanagan according to
design specifications prepared
specifically for the project. In-
sulation will be placed in the
each square of each wall sec-
tlon. Doors and windows are in-
cluded in the specifications for
the wall sections, reducing the.

amount of work that needs to be -

. done at the construction site.

Gravel
contract |

TERRACE —A $855,683 con-
tract to place gravel on 92km of
road to and in the Nass Valley
has been given to Vic Froese
Trucking. Ltd. .

The money for loading, haul-
ing, placing and compacting
gravel is part of the $1.6 million

the highways ministry is spen- -
‘ding this year on improvements. «

“ It became responsible for the
section this spring. The section
begins where they pavement

~ @nds near Rosswood, extending
north to. and then along the
Nass Valley.

(You can't wi’
if you don't
buy é a ticket!

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TEMVACE SHELL @|
CARWASH

3604 Kalum St.”

B.C, Transit marks the 10th -

‘September 11, 1968. This is their way of saying Arigato!

‘return airfare on Japan Airlines, train tickets to and from Olso

‘Septamber 18, 1990. ; 7

CAG n/a a ae
x Thess bookings canbe NES any travel agent In the elty a:
A § DAY TOUR TO JAPAN FOR $1,499.00 CAD FROM
VANCOUVER IS WHAT iS BEING OFFERED FROM
JAPAN AIRLINES
This is to mark the 23rd anniversary of Japan Airlines’
scheduled services te Vancouver, which began on

(Thank You) Tour prices includes: Hotel accommodation
(Twin basis), breakfast dally, transfers, services of an ex-
perienced escort throughout, airport and hotel porterage,

‘and sightseeing in Kamakura.
The tour will leave Vancouver on September 10 ta

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Skeona. Malt

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‘eamplcte

a ‘selection of: -
; Grocery: and
la Convenience items
‘at Competitive. Prices!

"NINTENDO & SEGA
' RENTALS

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Come and Check Out as *
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HOURS:, :
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‘the local store all day Aug.4 but
‘was taken by persons unknown

But Ronald was safely return oo

birthday of bus service in 1 Tere
race and Thornhill with a‘iun-
chtime ceremony at Skeena _
Mall Aug. 17 and a radio broad. 7

cast from:a bus the next day,’

': The ‘service, provided‘ under |”:
contract: by Farwest Bus: Lines, Fe
‘is also the first in the province
. tO use natural gas,
“Phat occurred when a van ar-,
'Tived this summer: modified to-
hold two wheelchairs and a lift

in addition to having 20 seats:
- It was then converted to use
natural gas by Farwest.
kkk kkk.

B.C. Tel and. Dominion “
_Directory are
customers to carefully check in-..

voices for phone directory
advertising.

Large numbers, of businesses
are receiving phoney invoices
which in reality are . merely
sOlicitations for money, they
say, :

The solicitations are. often

mistaken :.for invoices for.
. Yellow. Pages advertising and ;

are paid i in-error, they say.

The most: recent solicitations:
. come: ‘from’ ‘a company: in On-:
“tario. -

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Still with phones, Lakelse
Lake B.C.: Tel customers are
getting a new digital switch in-
stalled on their exchange this
week,

‘The $519,000 switch” brings
that exchange up to the level of '
_ service as others in the nor-
. thwest.

It means customers can use
services not now available to

them.

COME TO THE B.V. FALL FAIR

Loggers’ Show -
a=, Saturday, August 25 _ =
Bulkley Valley Exhibition

The Show of the North —
Smithers, B.C. -

warning -

No. 140-4741 Lekelse Ave,,Terace,8.c, 635-6121
No. 2 - 2823 Clark St., Thornhill, 8.C.
529 Mountain View Sq.. Kitimat, B.C.
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Terrace: ‘

Ask One of Gur Sales Consultants About Our 30 Day Exchange Policy

Terrace Standard, _ Wests, August 15, -1990.— att ee

Out of Town Customers - Cail Collect

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CTOLSEC

ELECTRONIC BURGLAR
ALARM SYSTEMS

TOLSEC CANADA INC. “recently donated an alarm Moe
. System to the Terrace Tennis Club for their equipment a

"Storage house at the tennis courts, =. .
Pictured above representing the Terrace Tennis Club ;

Is Richard Kriegl, tournament ‘director and Cary.

: Chameski technician from Tolsec.

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