) “Out & _ About

Report's out

CUTS to personal and ‘business taxes totalling $1.5 billion heads the B.C. Busi- ‘hess Summit’s list of ‘recommendations for eco-

‘nomic renewal. The 72-page report of the ‘Nov. 8-9 summit was

iteleased last week. ' Other key recommenda- tions include:

WW A five per cent cut in government spending, coupled with agressive privatization and contracting out programs to cut the provincial debt and deficit.

2 Adoption of balanced budget legislation and giving a task force on red lape authority to review all BC, legislation and regula- tions,

mi Change the Labour Re- lations _ Code, requiring secret ballot votes for union certification and eliminating the prohibition on replace- iment workers.

: @ Lift moratoria on sal- fnon farming and offshore bil and gas exploration, and halt the ongoing removal of Crown Jand from commer- tial development.

: B.C. Chamber of Com- Inerce president’ John Winter said the recom- mendations are neither a ne- potiating position nor a pure business agenda.

“They are simply the changes that must be made in B.C. if we are to halt the erosion of our busitiess <limate and our standard of diving, 'and restore the pro- ‘vince to economic health ‘and prosperity,’” he said,

Moving * RENOVATIONS are un- derway at an- ‘office: in--the

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‘old itiedical centre building |”

on Greig Ave,

: Moving there in February is the Northwest Training Centre and Northwest Counselling Centre, which

presently have space in the Tillicum building.

- “Tt’s so we can be more accessible to the public,” seid firm partner Lynn

Wughes of the planned move.

: The two agencies which provide career counselling and employ- ment assistance and training — employ more than a dozen: people and collect most of their billings from the provincial or federal governments,

> It’s the Jast part of the for- mal medical clinic building to be occupied. The building. is owned by Greig Holdings Ltd.

Alcan heads shuffled

A NEW manager will soon be in charge of Al

a ee a es

can’s Kitimat Works, : Louis Delage, presently works director of an

alumina refinery in Quebec, lakes over in January from Kitimat Works manager Erie Sykes.

Sykes takes on a new role as Alcan’s vice-president for corporate affairs in B.C. He'll be based in Van- couver, ending eight years in Kitimat,

Faster net

‘service here

: B.C. TEL is now offering pusiness and residential customers in Terrace faster more flexible Intemet ac- ress through a premium ser- wice.

, Integrated Services Digital Network (SDN) _ lets customers talk on the phone and surf the niet or transmit a fax simulatancously,

* It also allows Internet ac- ress at 128 kps — about ‘four times faster than a stan- dard 28.8 kps modem.

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Business REvIEw

Noodle seller aims big

TANYA KUTENICS: is hoping to transform an old world family recipe into a

steady business. She’s packaged her fam- ily’s nokedli Hungarian

noodles under the name “*Better Than Perogies”’ and is selling them in a few local convenience stores.

She's also formed her own company to market the pro- duct — Northland Noodles.

Kutenics’ parents Kay and Steve run the Flight Deck restaurant and lounge at the airport and that’s where Tanya prepares the egg noodles.

The noodles have been on the menu at the restaurant since the family took il over in 1994,

And Kutenics has also sold them on Saturdays at the farmer’s market.

But now she’s planning to take the next step and up- grade her packaging for a Tun at getting into the super- markets,

“Ultimately P'd like to get into the Overwaitea and Safeway stores,” she says.

It means buying an ex- pensive vacuum packaging machine, designing a sharp- looking label and getting a barcode.

“You can’t sell into the grocery stores without a bar- code,”’ she explains.

She’s also been told vacu- um packaging would give her product a more profes- sional look thau the ziplock bags she tow uses.

TANYA KUTENICS is Hungarian family recipe for nokedli noodles.

marketing her family's

Kutenics said the recipe goes back to her family’s roots in Hungary before her

. father fled the country dur-

ing the revolution of 1956. ‘He remembers his

another making them when

he was little,’’ she says.

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