i q ST ETT on Resource centre for businesses | welcomes clients by Mary Swift . _The Resource Centre of the Training and Enterprise Centre, or TEC, is “up and running” says its coordinator Jo Anne Haworth ~ Wakaruk.. Wakaruk, hired in April, 1991, has been busy acquiring and organizing an array of print and audio-visual material, all aimed at providing residents of the region with business and career develop- ment information. She has access . to both government and private industry publications, and can direct clients to alternative sources of information if neces- sary. So far, the Resource Centre has been used mainly by people researching the viability of open- ing small businesses in the area. Market statistics, population and demographic breakdowns, and future retail forecasts are some of the data sources available to the entrepreneur. But not only new business owners will benefit from research, stresses Wakaruk. A ~ great deal of useful “how to” information is available to the owners and operators of existing businesses. The possibilities range from “How to Get the Most From Your Employees” to “How to Cut Inventory Costs”. Both print material and videos are available. Career development is another priority of the Resource Centre. It contains information on local and provincial training programs, spe- cific job prospects in the region and college and university entrance requirements for particu- lar programs. For those investi- gating career options, the Resource Centre can provide a helpful beginning. As one of the organization part- ners of the Training and Enter- prise Centre, the Resource Centre fails under the umbrella of the Ministry of Advanced Education, Training and Technology. The TEC’s primary goal is to enhance _ the economic health of the region by providing resources, programs and services tailored to the needs of the regional business commu- nity. The Resource Centre is the “library” of this educational net- work. If you have any questions call Jo Ann at 638-3211 or drop by the Resource Centre. Terrace Review ——~ Wednesday, September 25, 199] 15 Local business people in particular and the Terrace public in generat are being invited to take ~ advantage of the extensive resources available at the Training and Enterprise Centre. Jo Ann Haworth Wakaruk, coordinator for TEC, says the centre’s goal is to enhance the economic health of the Northwest. VE PARKER... PERFORMANCE, PAID FOR BY THE COMMITTEE TO ELECT DAVE PARKER PRO-TECH 7 ELECTRONIC @ ENGINEERING Aesidentiat, Commercial and Industrial Electronic Equipment 635-5134 #) 3514 King Ave. # ©6Terrace, B.C. V8G 4Z3 West Coast DESIGN — INSTALLATION MAINTENANCE “® LAWN REJUVENATION * IRRIGATION SYSTEMS SKIDOO car ATELLITE TV. Cancom/Valuevision authorized dealer PRO ' 4519 Lakelse, Terrace. im SIMONS CONSTRUCTION} Carpentry — Renovations a *‘No Job.too Small’’ Seniors Rates Landscaping | COMMERCIAL — RESIDENTIAL ¢ PRUNING * SPRING CLEAN UP PWS TECH 5 = a - specializing in os 2 Ge THOME > OMIC . (A DIVISION CF LACROIK INDUSTILES LTD.) 4609 CN COUNTE mS rostdential ‘ irl Terrace 638-7293 ~ ar wiring Jo Prone Prose © 1000 Me Haro Reg. #16984 Malcolm Simons Ph. 635-7724 Jon Blake 635-2572 3923 Simpson Cras. Terrace, B.C. SALES Thornhill Electric 3532 Old Lakelse, Lake Dr. Terrace ph.635-9787 CUSTOMIZED TOWN AND COUNTRY SCENIC TOURS GRAPHICS ‘5031 KEITH AVENUE Sales and Service for Motorcycles * Chainsaws Snowmobiles * Marine Suppiles TERRACE 4 EQUIPMENT LTD. 4441 Lakelse Ave., Terrace NOW BOOKING GREENING TOURS LTD. 4711-A Keith Ave. 2090 Churchill Drive, R.R. #4 Terrace British Columbia Canada V8G 4V2 Beverley Greening, Owner (604) 635-7868 Fax (604) 638-8991 Auto Glass Specialists. ICBC claims handled promptly “YOUR AUTHORIZED LENNOX DEALER” © Heating & Air Conditioning Northwest Conscildated Suppy Ltd. 5239 Keith Ave., Terrace WHOLESALE GARMENTS CREEN PRINTS 635-773 635-7158 Master Card Muffler Centre NATIONALLY GUARANTEED “Hf you're satisfied, tell others ... éfnot... tellus.” 4918 Greig Ave. Terrace, B.C. VBG 1N4 Phone 638-1991 Ph. 635-6364