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Terrace Standard, Wednesday, i alg 25, 1991 — Page Alt

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WATCH iT next time you step on the new wooden floor of
Darlene’s Country Antiques. You'll want to see the efforts of
local artist Marlene Stokkeland in this European.tole painting
style wich, ‘in this case, has the German name of Bauern-

malere ;

TERRACE — New to Totem
_ Furniture and to the northwest
is the gallery concept.
Store owner Ed Moldenhauer
describes it as placing furniture
and fixtures in living room,
family room and den settings.

“It’s to give you an idea of

_ the visual impact of what you
can do in your own home —- to
show you what is available,’” he
said.

All this meant redoing the in-
terior of the store in what
Moldenauer described as one of
the more extensive projects in
Totem Furniture’s 28-year

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~~ There's : * joing to be a new
convenience store. in the city.,

Jolin. Groot - of. Wayside
Grocery. has leased what was

Pine’s’ Grocery, on Munroe,

across the street ‘from Skeena
Junior Secondary School,;.and
has renamed it John's Grocery:
“t's” a big neighbourhood
‘and there's nothing close by,”’
gaid- Groot in explaining his
plans for the store. -

He’s ordered equipment and
expects. to be open in mid-
October, ‘

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Terrace Standard columnist.

Claudette Sandecki has been
mentioned in an American
women’s magazine.

Sandecki who runs Pioneer
Upholstery was included in a
issue of Woman's Day as an ex-

_ ample of the kinds of things
women can do to earn a living at
home.

* RUE EES the Tertace Ink

Trustees
impressed
at Shames

TERRACE — An international

‘investment company is con-

sidering buying into the Shames
Mountain ski development. |

Representatives of Nova Ban-
Corp Group Lid. were in the ci-
ty and on the mountain last
week,

“It was a preliminary visit to
look at the feasibility of an in-
vestment,”? said company cor-
porate finance vice president
Peter Grosskopf last week.

‘*We were impressed with the
facility and with the community
involvement,”’ he said.

Grosskopf wouldn’t discuss _ |

the kind of investment Nova
Ban is considering but did say it
has a number of options.

Nova Ban, formed in 1980,
has offices in Vancouver, Paris
and Berlin. Chairman Harry
Knutson lives in Vancouver.

It’s in the process of selling
an investment it has in the
‘Cypress Bowl ski development
on the lower mainland, has in-
vested in salmon aquaculture

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She learned to upholster by
taking correspondence courses.
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There is a confirmed speaker
for the Terrace District
Chamber of Commerce’s Oct.
19 luncheon,

Roslyn Kunin is an economist

- with Employment and Immigra-

tion Canada i in Vancouver. The

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Alcan Pipe, a subsidiary of
-Alean Aluminiim Ltd., is clos- '
ing ils pipe and heavy truck fuel
tank plant in Vernon later this
year,
“A decline in business, shrink-
ing markets and mounting
losses contributed to the deci--
sion,

Affected are nine staff and.27
unionized workers in Vernon
and three people in a Calgary
sales office and warehouse.

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A resource company wants to

do some diamond drilling this -

month on property optioned
from Skyline Gold Corporation
in the Iskut Valley.

Adrian Resources plans to
evaluate earlier findings and can
earn a 51 per cent interest in the
property by spending $1.6
million over a three year period.

Skyline Gold - operated the

Company, union
gather today on
contract search

. “TERRACE — Skeena Broad-

casters and the union represet-
ting the majority of its workers
‘are to meet today with a federal

 Jabour conciliator inan attempt .
- a reach’a contract settlement. .

‘company and Local $27 of the
National Association of Broad-
cast Employees and Technicians
(NABET) broke down this sum-
mer. | The. local. ‘subsequently
Vored 80 per cent in favour ofa
rike.

Negotiations ‘between “the:

Conciliaior. BIN Lewis; has)
acheduted ‘three days of talks en-

. ding thls Friday, here in Terrace,

NABET wants a two-year
deal with wage increases of five
per‘cent in each year. The com-
pany has responded with a
28-month offer for wage -in-
creases of three per cent, after
each 12. month period... -

The union also wants “the:
company to carry-more.of the

cost of a‘benefits package while ©

Skeena Broadcasters wants to.
reduce starting . wages for new -
employees.

‘This is ‘the second * time: the .

company and the union have.
entered into. negotiations. The.

“first: contract, for three years, J

ran out the end of July.

Johnny Mountain gold mine in

the area until poor reserves

caused it to close last year.
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The provincial government is
allowing liquor companies to do
more advertising on fields and
in rinks used primarily by pro-
fessional sports teams.

It comes in the form of pain-
ting brand names on field-level

‘boards and rink boards encirel-
ing playing areas.
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“Places that sell alcohol are be-
ing allowed to increase the
number of seats they have in
_ return for establishing
designated driver programs.

‘They'll be permitted a seat in-
crease of up to LO per cent, to be
set aside for designated drivers,

as long as that boost meets fire

safety regulations.,

Designated drivers may not
_be served alcoholic drinks and
will have non-alcoholic drinks

and food available to them.

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and owns a company together
with a large French concern.
Up until now, Shames Moun-
tain Ski Corporation has raised
capital by selling shares to local

investors. It also received a low-

interest government loan.
As well, a separate company

~~ has been formed to invest in the

ski corporation. It attracts ven-
ture capital which in turn gives
the investor a 30 per cent deduc-

~ tion from taxable income.

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SPEE-DEE PRINTERS.
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DAIRY QUEEN .

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KELLY'S STEREO MART
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TERRACE MOTORS TOYOTA
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“CONGRATULATIONS!

TO THE TERRACE ORANGEMEN
FOR WINNING

. THE. THIRD ANNUAL
TODD GIESELMAN MEMORIAL
-HOCKEY TOURNAMENT _—

‘THE SKEENA HOTEL HOCKEY CLUB
. WOULD ALSO LIKE TO THANK:
ALL THE LOCAL BUSINESSES THAT CONTRIBUTED |
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GRACE FELL FLORISTS
McEWAN MOTORS
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