Paga AB — Terrace Standard, } Wednesay Juna 10, 1992

JESS REVIEY

BULK STORAGE tank
for. Esso's . expanded

the
* (top)

“beside .
‘tracks

. railway

_ prepares to. relocate a

‘section .of a CN
_- bunkhouse to clear
. space for: the petroleum
~ company’s project. The
“work is valued at ap-
- proximately $3. million

‘and will’ he: “completed
| the fall.

facilities -takes shape:

“while .
~ mover Jim Beler (right)

will also be announced,

Call the chamber’ office: at 635. “dustry, and ‘environmen

ods the subject of a ‘Vancouver con. &

2063 to Tet. th t know are

coming,

The i tallation, of officers: ‘and .

announcement of the business ex-
ecutive of the year coupled with a
Toast lakes place } June: 20.

| taka.

. The chamber: of commerce’ 3
iourist information centte _ offi-

cially: opens. its doors to’ visitors.

This takes. place at the. Northern .
Motor nn: ata Juncheon’ meeting

:from: ; wood. waste,
chlorine from pulp mill effluent
‘and: remove. oil and other-toxic -

The woild. oft inicro. organisiis
. “aid their role in.the new forest in--:
wality oo

ference,
‘Biofor/Bioqual ~
place this week.

1992 takes

~ Topics.” include how imicro-:

organisms can make fuel ethanol
‘remove

June 13 ‘with . the ‘anitual How- Moa,

doyou do ‘Day event.”

° There'll bea ribbon cutting at

10 a.m, and refreshments on hand
until 6pm, :

. The centre -agsists travellers
with “information on sights and
facilities of the city and region. “

et 2 oo 2
Greyhound and the Air Canada
subsidiary. in. the. northwest,

AIrBC, are: offering a navel ‘deal |

with Greyhound:

~The promotion enables. a travel

ler to obtain a Greyhound. ticket

to the airport when buying an ait -

ticket worth more than $259.”
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‘The Standards ‘Council of Cana- a
da has a.10-page booklet'out on. :
the origins. of standards, how they.
relate. to, ‘moderi : safely equite- on

' certified appliance.

_ A) federal. crown. corporition; a
‘the council encourages Standard. :

ization in the country. ..

copie are ‘available by writing -
‘Con
Standards“ Council. of ~:
‘Canada, 1200-45: O'Connor. St,” a

“Standards’ and ‘the ©
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Business licence |

_battle gearing up |

se last year, the city will again

“fake a‘local businessman to court

“HE he- refuses to take out a busi-

‘ness licence.

- At the centre of the conflict is
David Lane, owner of Lomeld

. Holdings, .

leases commercial space in, the

, city.

_ company which

‘Lane! ast year refused to take
out a business ‘cence © for.
Lomelo. ;

The city took him to court’ Oct.
10, 1991 but the judge tuled ‘the
city was practising ‘‘arbitrary en-.
forcement?” of its, by-laws | and
found for Lane. : ;

The city ‘nevertheless faswed a
new demand for a 1992 business
licence.

Permits director Bob Lafleur

?

every busiiiess, large

when it ‘needs: ‘money.

says legal opinion considers the
October judgment erroneous.

Noting Supreme Court deci-
sions had already upheld the prin-
ciple of arbitrary enforcement, he
emphasized the city was not sin-
gling out Lomelo.

Lafleur pointed. out there were
101: businesses which cased
commercial space in the city-and

- Lomelo was: the only one which

had refused to take out a Licence.

‘Lane argued that his business is
“inactive because it ‘has no em-
-ployees and should not then re-

quire a licence,

He also.’said he had similar
companies in Prince Rupert and
Prince George and was ‘not re-
quired to have a business licence
in either city. :

Sometimes a small business _
| needs cold cash

There comes, a time in the life. of i: Bank can help. your: - mall
pam | with, a variety of. finaneia

‘or. ‘small,

To _ oy

services, including | term. loans :

for second round —

“TERRACE -- Despite losing the

: in-.

Terrace’s policy was ;
other

consistent with

municipalities, Lane added. «|. -
A report submitted by Lafleur’
May 5 showed. that 13 other:
municipalities, including Prince
Rupert and Prince George, all:
take the same approne ‘as Ter-
race.

The city’s solichors’: ‘— Lid-

. stone, Young and Anderson —

have indicated the interpretation
of the city’s by-law was clear and
enforceable. —

The city has sent outa final
notice with a waming a ticket will
be issued unless ‘a licence was
taken out.

Should that warning be ignored

~ and the ticket go unpaid, the clty

will take the matier to cot.

buy a building or a — he
: business, or to simply in-.
crease its working capital.

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Tosucceed in today’s world,
Canadians must be able to com-
pete because our jobs directly

through training will help us to
compete and secure the prosperity
we want for ourselves and our
children. —

~ We have to invest in ourselves

| and be a country that says ...

yes we can.

depend on it. Preparing ourselves

Yes we can.
We've got ine roof

Canadians are succeeding -
every day. Many individual and
business successes exist... with real
benefits for individuals, the com-..
munities they live in and for

aired of Can
‘|: Hundreds of anadian compa

~_ nies are achieving reinarkable .
:“intertiational suiccess; They'te cre-

a bs, developing new skills
: a genic thousands of

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Products

vatiadian |

Yes we can:

We 06 ot the ability
to build on our
SUCCESSES,

We have a history of working ~
in co-operation with others for
world-class achievements in -
peacekeeping, medicine and space |
exploration. Now, with business, —
labour, governments, academic
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factor: Canada’s ultimate potential
depends on the commitment of
individual Canadians to being
the best.

FREEWILLSAUYDERS, BRITISH COLUNBIA

- Hts ime to focus uy’ energies
‘on our most i important economic °
challenge yet’..and prepare...
ourselves oF a more = Prospero
future, - oy