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Page Aa — > Terrace Standard, Wednesday, duly 18, 1990

BUSINESS REVI

GETTING A TASTE of private enterprise last week were
Michelle Bromley (left) and Melissa Guenther as they enticed
passing motorists and pedestrians to part with 25 cents for a

bag of delicious cherries. And, as the sign explained, that
worked gut to a penny a cherry,

ou AND ABOUT

TERRACE — With the federal
government's Goods and Ser-
vices tax due to come into effect
on Jan. 1, 1991, local businesses
will next week have an oppor-
tunity to find out just how the
new measures will effect them,

A Revenue Canada represen-
tatives will be conducting two
information sessions on July 25
and 26 during which the ad-
ministrative aspects of the new
legislation will be outlined. _

inventory rebates, optional
accounting methods for small
businesses and transitional
assistance for commercial ac-
tivities will be among the topics
covered.

For more information and to
reserve a seat at one of the ses-
sions, contact the chamber of
commérce at 635-2063.

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The local Sweet Sixteen
fashion: store is preparing for a
facelift.:: Renovations are
scheduled *for next month
before re-opening in September
with a new name — Smart Set.

The change is part of a move
by owners Reitman’s to phase
out its Sweet Sixteen stores.
‘We're changing our lock to a
more junior ladies look,’’ said
company representative Denise
Thiessen. ‘‘We’re moving this
store into the ’90s,””

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Northwest B.C. wil! be
featured in a two-page spread of
this month’s B.C. News, a

PRE-

starting July 23

publication of the provincial
government.

A writer for the publication
spent three days touring the
area gathering information
several weeks ago,

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A pulp mill by-product has
been declared safe to spread on
gravel and dirt roads to cut dust
clouds.

Lignosulphates, primarily
made up of cellulose, has passed
tests here and in Quebec after
worries about its toxicity were
raised last year.

It was first used in B.C.
beginning in 1973,

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The Superhost tourism and
people relations program spon-
sored by the chamber of com-
merce has graduated its 100th
person, There are now 118 peo-

ple who have taken the 6.5 hour
* course. ~

As well, local health ministry
employees were involved in a
pilot program, They’re the first
provincial employees to have
taken the course,

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A one-page mortgage form is
now in use at all B.C, Land Ti-
tle offices,

The documents is easier to
understand and reduces the
volume of paper required, says
B.C, attorney-general Bud
Smith,

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TERRACE — The value of
building permits issued by the
city should double the $11.490
million figure of last year, says
its building inspector,

As of the end of June, per-
mits valued at nearly $10

million were issued compared to ,

$4.7 million for the same period
in 1989, says building inspector

Bob Lafleur, .

‘There are a lot of projects
were still waiting for more in-
formation on (before permits
can be issued),"* he said.

The overall 1990 permit value
to date of $9.9 million

‘represents a 206 per cent jump

over last year with residential

-housing coming in at 230 per

cent over what it was in 1989.
Recent miajor projects under-
way include the 26,000 square
foot United Buy and Sell fur-
niture store building between
the overpass and 3 N One Foods
gas station and carwash on
Hwyl6 and Francisco Trigo's
two-storey office and retail

: building on Kalum beside the

Happy Gang Centre.
Footings are going in for the
United Buy and Sell building.

It’s walls will be pre-cast con:
crete and they should be ready
_in about six weeks. The bullding
is valued at $575,000.

Lafleur said 38 residential
permits have been issued to the
end of June compared to 17 the
same period in 1999; He expects
at least another [0 to be issued
soon.

Major residential projects in-

clude the 30-unit second phase '

of the Twin River Estates seniar
citizens housing project and the
12 duplexes of the Muks-Kum-
O} Housing Society.

“There’s.a lot of speculative
housing going up and that’s a
major change from last year,"
said Lafleur,

One major institutional pro-
ject is the addition of a nuclear
medicine diagnostic facility at
Mills Memorial Hospital. That
construction is valued at
$220,000.

Lafleur felt that a lot of the —

activity comes from those who
want new projects completed
prior to cost implications aris-
ing from next year’s Goods and
Services Tax,

Jim Irvine .

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TERRACE

APPOINTMENT

Totem Ford is pleased to announce that Jim Irvine
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