3 - Sundazy, March 12, 1989 - North Shore News

North Van firm buys
truck parts company

NORTH VANCOUVER’S
Pacific Truck & Trailer
Ltd., a member of the In-
chcape Group, recently an-
nounced that it has acquired
the western operations of
Trackline, a division of
Hayes-Dana Inc. of St.
Catharines Ontario.

Truckline specializes in the pro-
duction of drive train components,
brake-wheel end equipment and
all-makes parts for the truck and
trailer industry.

Pacific Truck & Trailer is known
for its custom truck manufacturing
and has been producing trucks,
primarily for the natural resource
industries, since 1947. The com-
pany has a growing export business
to Southeast Asia.

business
briefcase

Michael Becker

Dl
The acquisition of Truckline in-
cludes branch operations in Regina
and Saskatoon, Calgary and Ed-
monton and in Burnaby, Duncan
and Langicy.
Truckline’s parts depot and
component rebuild centre in Ed-
monton also become part of
Pacific Truck & Trailer’s opera-
tions. New dealers in Camrose,
Red Deer, Lethbridge, Kamioops,
Kelowna and Abbotsford are ia-
cluded in the company’s distribu-
tion network.

aeeone

IN RESPONSE to the news that a
private company has recently set
UP Operations in North Vascouver
to provide radon detection services
for residential, commercial and
industrial buildings Socated
throughout B.C., North Shore
Health Department chief public
health inspector BS] Etsamsctt rcit-
erates that the low averege radon
levels found in North Shore homes
do not merit this type of testing.
According to an October direc-
tive from the provincial Ministry
of Health Radiation protection
Services, radon testing of homes is
recommended in areas east of the
Coast mountains such as
Kamloops, the Okanagan Valley,
Prince George and Peace River.
Approximately one to five per
cent of these interior homes may
have redon ieveis in excess of the
Health and Welfare guideline of 20
picocuries per litre. Twenty-five
per cent may have levels in excess

of the U.S. Environmental Protec- J

radioactive gas coming from
decaying uranium, has been linked
to lung cancer.

For more information contact
Kimmett at 988-5231,

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Photo submitted

NORTH VANCOUVER'S Ireland Peachey & Coimpany recently com-
pleted a stunning, handcarved sign for the Laughing Loon Neighborhood
Pab in Williams Lake. Tke sign makers hope to win an international
award for the effort. From left to right are Rob Caird, John Peachey and

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