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A magnum of champagne
exploded last week against
the building’s edge, a ribbon
was cut, and 150 guests
moved inside Ste. Michelle
Wines, Surrey. There, the
representatives of business,
industry, and povernment
toasted the new winery with
champagne poured from
bottles bearing a com-
memorative label: “Ste.
Michelle - May 7, 1979”.

It was the beginning and
the end of a very good year
for Ste. Michelle Wines,
British Columbia’s oldest’
winery (founded more than a
half a century ago, as
Growers Wines) — which
was Officially opening ‘its

. winery and retail wine store

completing its
from Vancouver

in Surrey,
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Island.

Among’ government,
industry and community
representatives attending
and participating were
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sumer Affairs Minister Jim
Nielsen, Tourism Minister
Elwood Veitch, Municipal
Affairs Bill Vander Zalm
and HealthMinister Bob
McClelland — together with
Vic Woodland, general
manager of the Liquor

1, Bob Wallace,
general manager of
Liquor Distribution Branch

.and Surrey Mayor, Bill

Vogel.

They joined President and .

Chief Executive Officer S.R.
McInnes of Carling O’Keefe
Limited, Toronto, parent

company of Ste. Michelle

and vice-presidents Dieter
Guttler, Bob Waugh, and

. Rick Mitchéll for the- official. _

opening. Located - at
Highway 10 and 152nd

Street, St. Michelle is now -

closer to its primary market
and the vineyards in the
Okanagan . Valley,
Washington and California.
The new winery, set on 16 -
acres of land, incorporates
the most modern techniques

Up to election day, May
10, approximately one million
British Columbians had
applied for their five free
shares in the B.C. Resources
Investment Corporation,
according to BCRIC presi-
dent David Helliwell.

This represents about 42
per cent of the 12 million
shares made available to the
public by the provincial
government.

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PROUDLY POINTING OUT the new ‘Surrey vineyard, warehouse and bottling building is Ste. Michelle's vice-
president and general manager, Bob Holt.

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storage area.

‘Following: the opening
ceremonies, Vice-President
and General. Manager
Robert -Holt and Sales
Manager Bob Leger led
tours through the winery,
while Josef Zimmermann,
Ste. Michelle’s winemaster,

‘ showed guests through his

cellars.

In addition to the five free
shares offered to every B.C.
resident, Helliwell said sub-

‘scriptions have also been

received for 1,983,525 shares
at $6 each—a _ total of
$11,901,150—which will go
to finance future BCRIC
expansion.

Sale of ,the 1,983,525
six-dollar shares has lowered
the present book value per
share to $10.56 from an

Ted Appleby, the well-
known wine’ connoisseur

who recently joined St..

Michelle as Retail Store and
Tour Supervisor, showed
visitors the new wine store.
It will be open Monday

through Friday, 10 a.m. to. 6 .

p-m.

‘

Ste. Michelle Wines offers
tours and. tastings to all
interested groups. Tours are
conducted daily at 11 a.m.

earlier estimated book value
of $11.16 per share.

The shares are expected to
go on to the open market in

August after the government

offer to B.C. residents closes
on June 15.

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and 1:00 and 3:00 p.m. ‘In

addition, special evening
tours are available on
request. For additional

information, the public: is
invited to telephone 576-
6741.

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