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orgue expanding

KEVIN GODDARD, of Deep Creek Masonry, works
on the concrete block wall going up as part of the ex-
pansion of MacKay’s Funeral Service chapel on
Davis Ave. The 1,200-square-foot expansion is being
overseen by general contractor Anhorn Construction,
of Terrace. Owner Jim MacKay says the addition at-

taches onto the existing crematorium and will primari-
ly be used as a delivery and dispatching area. He
said the expansion is costly and is required because
of new specifications the business must meet be-
cause provincial health officials have declared its

morgue a medical facility.

Building

pace anemic

AFTER increased con-
struction starts in April,
May saw building stats drop
back down again.

June one building permit
for a new home was issued
by the cily, with renovations
and additions making up the
bulk of the $645,000 worth
of construction started in
May.

The month’s total brought
the year-to-date construction
tally to an anemic $2.35
million. That’s nearly 30 per
cent below last year's dis-
‘Mal pace and way off the
$13.8 million recorded to
the same point in 1997,

The larger - commercial
construction projects ap-
proved in May included a

Out & About

$180,000 = permit —_ for
reconsiruction to part of
Kalum Tire's shop that
caved in under a record
snowfall Feb. 11. Also
started last month was foun-
dation work for the new
Evergreen Pub on Hwy 16
West.

SCI CEO

Speaks here

SKEENA CELLULOSE
president Bill Steele will ad-
dress the Tertace and Dis-

- trict Chamber of Commerce -

luncheon this Thursday al
the Coast Inn of the West.

Also happening at the
same time will be the cham-
ber’s annual general meet-
ing and election of officers,
which was postponed one
week,

The postponement has
also meant there’s been
more time for peaple to sub-
mit nominations for the an-
nual business awards,

Cyber bills

B.C. Hydro’s intemet Ac-
count Online service has
been updated to include
customer billing informa-
tion.

By posting billing in-
formation on their web site
B.C. Hydra hopes w give
customers more  con-
venience as well as cut
down printing and delivery
costs by climinating paper
bills for those people who
want to pay on-line.

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