Starscope Weekly forecast February 14 1985 Aquarius to Capricorn
A weekly horoscope highlights caution for first impressions and quick choices in Aquarius and a lucky streak in Pisces. Aries cautions moderation in health and romance while Taurus hints at puzzle pieces found and measured approach to fitness. Gemini seeks recognition with finances planned before Wednesday. Cancer warns about discriminating offers and social glow. Leo notes clear communication and nostalgia. Virgo urges learning new skills and shared family duties. Libra emphasizes plans clarity and key decisions on community matters. Scorpio warns against self indulgence with weekend willpower, Sagittarius favors trading and habit changes, Capricorn values understanding differences and bright reunion moments. Birthday week celebrates humanitarian traits and a year of hard work toward financial growth. Born this week includes Florence Henderson and Harvey Korman among others.
Economic Development Committee explores by law aims and local growth
The Economic Development Committee held its regular meeting with all members present. Topics included possible by law goals, tours of Pine Gas and Petrosul plants, Dawson Creek business trip, mining impact figures for Quintette and Teck, CMHC housing value concerns, Merchants Association registration, potential store expansions, a business information brainstorming session, a Hudson's Hope joint meeting, machine shop service issues, and the impending closure of EZ-E Travel with plans for a possible local taker. The next meeting is March 7, 1985 at 7:15 a.m.
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E.D.C
Glen Ireland
Stan Watchorn
Westcoast
Bob Dempsey
Petrosul
Dawson Creek
CJDC
Chetwynd
Paul Stewart
Quintette
Teck
C.M.H.C
Merchants Association
Anita Lunden
Chamber of Commerce
Business Information Centre
Hudson’s Hope
John Jackman
Wayne Hammack
Hodgkinson
John
Canada
Anthracite brightens future of Northwest
Energy minister Stephen Rogers says a Mount Klappan anthracite project could create about 600 jobs in mining and transport, with Gulf Canada Resources awaiting a decision next year. A 20 000 tonne test shipment is headed to Stewart for Europe, Britain, France, and Belgium, as markets in Korea and Pacific Rim are explored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Klappan
Stewart
Europe
B.C
European
Britain
France
Belgium
Pacific Rim
Korea
Rogers
Christmas Seals Up Over Last Year Campaign Success
The British Columbia Lung Association reports a record Christmas Seal Campaign with a 12.74 percent rise in contributions to 909 478 dollars. Funds support medical research, public health education, equipment grants, and patient rehabilitation. Peace River South raised 5 071 dollars, up from 4 467, with committee chairs Janet Hartford and Gary Chapple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.W. King
British Columbia Lung Association
The
Lung Association
King
Peace River South Area
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Manhattan Island
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Irie
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Clare Ainswell
Aquarius
Aries
Taurus
Leo
VIRGO
Florence Henderson
Harvey Korman
Sonny Bono
Alan Bates
Kim Novak
Lee Marvin
Sidney Poitier
Sheriff’s Men
alRielu
Sisi
Charlie Lasser
Andy Teslyk
Municipal Office
Northwest
Janet Hartford
Gary Chapple
SE Verlag
PAL
Mackenzie
Pine Pass
Gary Lowe
Northern Lights College
2 Lung Association
Cheryl
Bobocel
Robert
Kelly and
Monique Ashdown
Drug Mart
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