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TERRACE. — Colin Tabbiner
has joined the family business —
sorlofe.

“The: Ietired Alcan employee and

his wife Nanéy, moved here last ~

fall from ‘Kitimat.

And: snow. he’s: ‘started a home- ;

based: ‘business . ‘lo sell. a line of
~¢molor : “oils
lubricants.’

The family aspect of this comes’

from: N Ae

“Making ‘and. selling

yi
‘stuffed: aninials ‘from their home
and uidatighter, Who also lives in

Terrace, selling: skin care produc-

In setting up his enterprise Tab- .

biner is» one <of an . estimated
“ red ‘people in ‘the

area to work out of their homes.
: ome-based business
people’ depend, ‘upon their enter-
prise..as a: primary source of in-
come while to others, it supple-

mens a job oulside of the home.
“Pm ‘not: “looking at this as a

full time aélivity, Thave other in- ~

lerests. as ‘well, such’ as golf and

skiing,”’ said Tabbiner last weck,

As with many home-based busi-
ness operators, Tabbiner became

‘involved through personal experi-

ence,
He’s been using the Amsoil line
of lubricants since 1985 and was

and

impressed with the results.

When the Kitimat Amsoil dis-
iributor passed away, Tabbiner
Saw én opportunity to take a more
active role.

‘I will be concentrating for the
time being on cars, light trucks
and recreational - velticles,” he
said. ;

Tabbiner. orders. his products
from an Amsoil warehouse j in Ed-

_Monton.

* Quick delivery reduces the

- amount of inventory he has to

keep’ on. hand. That then culs
down on the space he needs in his
home to operate the business.
Tabbiner is also one: of ‘the
newest members of the Terrace
Home-based Business _Associa-

- tion.

He and other home-based oper-
ators will be at the Terrace arena
this Saturday for the association’s
spring business fair.

This is the second spring fair
the association has had. Now in

‘its fourth year, the association
. also holds fairs each fall.

Association spokesman Elreen
Toovey says the association ex-
pects nearly 20 home-based
businesses at the fair.

Doors open at the arena at 10
a.m. The fair lasts until 4 p.m,

Out AND ABOU T

TERRACE — Locai Canadian
Airlines" International manager
Terry Morris is taking early
Telirement after 24 years. |

His duties will be taken over by
Herb Pond,
Rupert manager who also is
responsible for its Prince George
aperalions. ~~ ;

Airline ‘spokesman, Gerry
Goodridge said early retirement

packages are. part of CAIs efforts’ ~

(o reduce overall operating costs.
tok ke tok
Homestake
Creek gold project is the subjec
of tomorrow’s Terrace and Dis-
trict Chamber of Commerce’s
luncheon mecling. a
Homestake official John
Turney, in charge of. the Eskay
project, will be the gucst speaker.
The luncheon lakes place al the
Terrace Inn. Call ihe chamber of-
fice, 635-2063,- to make a reser-
valion.
kk kk *
The Terrace and District Cham-

ber of Commerce is sponsoring a

the airline’s Prince:

Canada’s “*Eskay’ 18, chamber office, 635-2063.
tess,

mining industry information ses-
sion with the theme ‘‘Shating the
land’’. May 13.

At the session will be a repre-
sentative from Central Mountain
Airlinesand Guff Muench from
the Mining Suppliers, Con-
straciors and Consultants Associ-
ation of B.C.

The association will also show
avideo.  _

The session begins 7 p.m. at the
Inn of the West. If you wish to at-
tend, call Bobbie Phillips at the

watt * "7 kak

’ ‘The Federal Business Develop-
Ment Bank is sponsoring a one-

_ day workshop April 26 in Prince

Rupert on the importance of im-
age in business.

It’s being held by Suzanne
Truba, an expert on fashion.

She says that a professional im- -

age sets the tone for successful
service.

More information is available
from the development bank at
635-4951,

$100 a year to run.

“+B, 6. Hydro reserves the righ
any time.

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huge success. —

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NEW AT the home-based business game is Colin Tabbiner. A
recently retired Alcan employee, he's selling a line of synthetic
oils and lubricants, Tabbiner and other members of the local
home-based business association will at a trades fair this Satur-
day at the Terrace arena.

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