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fallen dawn," he said.

The gas station was closed
for business for six hours
and a fuel truck was cancell-
ed as a precautionary

- measure, Delaney explained.

Video Station owner Rob
Charlton said he expects to
be out of business for several

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months, saying the loss of
business, tapes and equip-
ment amounts to about
one-quarter of a million
dollars to his business alone.

Charlton said the building
will most likely be rebuilt, an
opinion shared by Chief
Barker.

Charlton said staff are ac-
cepting returns of tapes and

machines out ofa car at the
Westview Shopping Centre
at the moment, but he hopes
to be able to set up a trailer
to do business during the
rebuilding period.

He says customers will be
able to get more information
in an ad planned for an up-
coming issue -of- the North
Shore News..

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