38 - Wednesday, July 29, 1987 - North Shore News

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15% EQUITY INVESTMENT PARTNERSHIP
Wang teams up with N. Van firm

WANG CANADA announced Monday a 15 per cent equity
investment partnership with Nissi Computer Systems Inc., a
North Vancouver-based software firm operating locally

since 1980.

According to Wang Canada
president Thomas Turner, further
funding is forthcoming in the form
of debentures worth $760,000.

Wang has been working with
Nissi for the past three years.

The North Vancouver company
is set to seriously market a Wang
hardware-driven municipal
management system initially
develeped in 1984,

The District of West Vancouver
was the first municipality to install
the system with software covering
financial operations, recreation,
and property management.

Turner said there are 15 of the
municipal systems installed to date
throughout Canada and the United
States including installations in
Ontario, Washington, Alaska and
California.

“We want to get the capital into
the company to aggressively pursue
the North American market for
municipal systems,’’ said Nissi
president Bruce Elliott.

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A NORTH Vancouver family has
parlayed a love of cycling into a
business called In the Pink.

Ted, Pat, and sons Tod and
Reid Pelly, have put together four
cycling sightseeing tours around
Vancouver — the resuli of
weekend outings spent cycling as a
family.

Trips can range from two to
four-hour tours to day-long excur-
sions to the Gulf Islands.

The Pellys say In the Pink tours
should appeal to families, office
groups and serious cyclists.

For more information contact
the Pellys at 925-1791.

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TWENTY-FIVE-year-old Greg
Reid and his wife Robyn are pav-
ing their way to success with a new
company they started in January
called Reid Paving Ltd.

The paving and _ sealcoating
company specializes in sealcoating
asphalt to protect the surface from
the elements and extend its life.

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Jege. Reid has been studying at
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ministration this fall.

Reid has worked in the paving
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