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Tarrace Standard, Wednesday, hove 6, 1991 — Poon 40 ;

- Cutting edge

NEW IN THORNHILL is All C's Glass, operated by Doug.
Closter (above). Closter’s been in the business for 17 years,
§ the last 13 as manager of All-West Glass’ Kitimat outlet. Hav- _
ing decided it was time to get out on his own, he chose to”
move here because “It's becoming the hub”, he explains. Alt”
‘C's carries all types of glass and will soon be offering a line in -

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windows as well.

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Promotion targets literacy

Two local: bookstores are Minute Maid juices and
part of anational promotion drinks will be able to get a 33
intended to encourage peep
to buy more books: -and, at
the same.time, raise money
for the fight against iE
literacyiieec ge eta,

Coles.; Books; “and Mis...
River Books are both involv-
ed‘in the: Coca-Cola Foods
campaign. which is tied to

bearing: the"-promotion’s
‘Save A ON, This Book}
stickers. i

‘For every book’ ‘plirthased,”
‘Coca-Cola will’ donate. 50
cents to the Canadian Give
the Gift of: Literacy Founda-,

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_ that company's Minute Maid tion, to a maximum of
oe $30,000. 5
products. as ; ;
People .; collecting. four: The promotion: runs until
specially marked ends - -of March 31, 1992.

Smelter under microscope —

Alcan expects to complete The evaluation of the
the first environmental audit smelter will determine its
of ‘its*Kitimat’ works within compliance with — provincial
the next two weeks. permits and the company’s

In charge of the audit is
Dr. Art Reid. who last year
completed a similar project ways to meet tougher en-
“at the company’s Jamaica _ vironmental regulations and

plant, Reid was environmen- © significantly improve en-

tal affairs manager there for _ vironmental awareness
two D years. i among employees.

attempt.-to come up with

per cent. discount on books -

own regulations, It will also.

Tax refund |
for sawmill ©

Local government has had to
hand back nearly $58,000 in tax
money to Skeena Cellulose Inc.
(SCI) following a change in the

company’s assessed property

value.

Based on its: original ASSeSS- -
ment, SCI was billed $852,705
$189,060:
went to pay school taxes with.

for 1991, Of that,

the city picking up the bulk of
the remaining $663,645. (The

latter figure includes tax levies
. for the Kitimat-Stikine regional.

district and regional hospital
district).

However, legislation changes’

introduced by Victoria allowed

the company to exempt some
equipment such as its sorter
bins. That prompted the B.C.
Assessment Authority to reduce

the company’ $§ assessment -
which in turn required the tax

refund,

As a result, SCI gets $12, 908:
back from School District 88 ~
while the other authorities have
to hand over the remaining .

$45,000.
City treasurer Keith Norman

‘said it had known the rebate
until the -
legistation was passed and dealt
with by the assessment authori- «
hadn’t known what the’. §.

was coming — but,

ty,
amount would be.

Tourism group
elects new exec

TERRACE —. Bob Silverson of
Smithers will serve as president
of the North By Northwest
Tourism association for the
next 12 months.

Also elected to the executive
commitiee were. -Gary

‘Miltenberger (Smithers),
. treasurer; -
‘ Queen Charlotte Islands),

Jeff King -(Tlell,

secretary; Bob Gemmel (Dease
Lake), vice-president Stikine-
Wier (Prince
Rupert), VP Skeena-Queen
Charlottes; Dave Neuman
(Stewart), VP Kitimat-Stikine;
-Jack Hooper (Prince George),
VP Fraser-Fort George; and
Graham. Holmes
George), past president. ,
Directors at large are. Ethel

_ Cresswell (Vanderhoof), Ed

Sager (Kitimat), Lu Vertecchio

(Prince George), Steve Smith

(Prince

(Prince Rupert), Peter Monteith
(Terrace) and Mark .Aubrey
(Creston Spur).

King,: Cresswell, Vertecchio
and Aubrey are new to the
board and replace retirees Gail
Guise (Kitimat), Joy Lafortune

(Queen Charlotte City), Jim
. Tyogi. (Fort St.
Yvonne Heath (McBride).

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CORRECTION

In our. flyer, affective Nov. 3 to 9,
1991’ we incorrectly advertised tha
price of SESAME SEED TRAY
BUNS, The correct price should
read: Package of 12 -$1.98 each.
Ganada Safeway apologizes for any
inconvience this may have caused
our customers.

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Project Flame Out.
thanks —
Cen tral Mountain Air,
- -. for donating
- three round-trip tickets from ©
Vancouver to Terrace.

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Cara, West End Chevron, East End Chevron, Agar Red & White, 8 & G Grocery, Wayside
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