Page A8 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 26, 1993 -

BUSINESS REVIEW

It works for them

TERRACE — Summertime means painting time — at least for Laurie Perry.

Perry, a 21-year-old Terrace resident and student at Cariboo College in Kamloops, is the area manager for Student Works Painting.

It hives high school and college students and operates only from May through August, This is the first year Student Works has had an office in Terrace.

Perry first became aware of Student. Works after seeing a company poster at school.

After getting some more in- formation, she was given an inter- view; and soon after was awarded the top job for the Terrace branch.

Perry, enrolied in the business

program at the Kamloops college, ~

saw the posting as a great op- portunity to combine hands-on experience with classroom knowledge.

"*¥-decided that it was the best thingto do - (it was) experience to go along with my business de- gree,” she says.

The company is a franchise op- eration that began in Ontario 12 years ago, There are now bran- ches all across Canada and the

US., with the head office for the BC. region located in Richmond.

Student Works does interior and exterior painting for residential and commercial buildings.

The company, which operates from May - August, hires mainly high school and college students.

“We prefer to hire students to provide summer employment, ” says Perry.

There are low two crews, cach

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AREA MANAGER Laurie Parry | gears up for a summer full of

‘paintbrushes and hands-on business experience. She's heading

the Terrace branch of Student from May - August.

Works Painting, which operates

made up of three painters. The first job of the summer, painting a stucco house, began May 10.

All employees are given a train- ing session in which Perry and her mote experienced workers show the painting ropes to new- comers.

Perry got requesis for 50 estimates since appearing at the

Terrace trade fair May 7-9,

Jn addition, she has set herself some guidelines for this summer.

**Fhe most important (goal) is to provide quality service for clients and summer ermployment for students.

“T’m really exciled about start- ing the season - it’s going to be a lot of fun.’’

TERRACE — Rainer Gianella Systems is expanding. The computer. training company has added a repair depot by _ moving into space in the Tillicum building fronting onto Lakelse Ave. ; pein ees wt And | thera (lh ibe, fore-computer training ‘lab space upstairs in the bullding. The company has hired two for- pea Northem Computer employ- 33 ~~ Rodger Clarke and Tom Huaris — for the repair end. ‘They: now servicc IBM clones but:the. company is also negotiat- ing \ with Apple Canada. i +o 8S) Moving by this August or Sep- tember. iH Columbia Autohaus. Now located on River Drive in Thornhill, the. Volkswagen and Suzuki. dealership will be moving to a spot at the intersection of Hwy 16 and Hwy37, Included ‘in that move will be the Dollar Rent_A Car agency. Columbia Autohaus has been in business since 1969 and is owned by: Julia and Roland Obst, kkk The liquor store is advertising for space, but that doesn’t mean it is. moving, says a spokesman for the liquor distribution branch: Lesile Myers sald it’s standard

A hit |

TERRACE — Organizers of this year’s Tortace and District Cham- ber of Commerce. trade show estimate thal. more than 3,700 people: passed through the doors of the. May 7-9 event at the arena.

*'We: were most pleased with the” professionalism of the ex- hibitors and the quality of the ex- hibits," said trade show organizer and chamber vice president Deb- bie McIntyre,

She..said the chamber has booked ‘space in the arena for next year and.wants to hold the trade show. in April so as not to compete.’ “with, good weather": +.

"The Skecna Vaitey Rotary Club, handled: the.door: yor the’ trade’

show and Will use the $1 per per-

son admittance.fes toward buying

a bus for Terraceview Lodge. Club. spokesman Andrew Web-

ber said ‘the -club° also. made

$2,500 ftom a ‘taffle held during he tradeshow and $1,500 by helping: Vaticouver Display, the company that set up the Lighting and booths. ‘Those revenues will also go toward, buying the bus. Firat prize of two Canadian Air- lines ‘tickets: to. Vancouver was won by Kareii Chrysler, while H. Haldane won. second: prize of a Tolsec.

phorie:~

spring

tity system and Ralph 1m Trelenborg won, Abird ape, ofa

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practice for the branch to ad- rertise whenever a lease comes up at one of its stores.

“We evaluate all submissions,”’ she said.

_ And whatever does mapPem the

¢ #10 here wort be Jpstltggpecr "C00! eTSy eS TS - Only 14 of the” agency’s "217 stores will have coolers and the closest one to here is in Prince George.

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