Library Storytime re starts quarterly schedule new plan
The Library unveils a restructured Storytime program with four quarterly sessions each year and two weekly meetings on Tuesday and Thursday from 10 30 to 11 45 am Registration for the remaining quarters of 1987 begins March 24 June 23 and September 22 with a 15 participant limit Registration forms are available March 24 to April 7 at the Library Fay Aileson can be contacted at 788 2559 for questions
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Fay Aileson
Spring recreation programs and classes notice
Registration for spring programs Friday March 27 from 12 00 to 4 00 p m marks the start of activities for the week of March 30 through mid June The spring brochure will arrive soon detailing programs at the Library Women's Centre youth Soccer and more The Tues Thurs morning exercise class ends this week with Emily Berg taking over the Mon Wed Fun Energize class All other classes continue during spring break week Universal Gym reopens next week Coping with aging workshop in Fort St John April 2 3 call Christine 788 2214 Creative Play seeks an instructor see this week s paper ad Breas e
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Emily Berg
Universal Gym
Universi
C.S.S
Fort St. John
Christine
Canada Fitweek links Working Wheels to May 26 event
Canada celebrates Fitweek May 22 31 1987 with Working Wheels urging workplace cycling to work as a fitness effort. Employers will push employees to bike May 26 and the best city cycling rate wins the Big Wheel. Barbara Habicht solicits workplaces contact details for registration.
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Canada
Canadian High Technology Week 87 Designated
Ottawa officials designate September 28 to October 4 as Canadian High Technology Week 87. Ministers Michel Cote and Frank Oberle announce the national focus to promote industry leaders and innovation.
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Ottawa
Michel Cote
Frank Oberle
Academia
Labour
BC budget hikes hit small businesses and job programs
The Vander Zalm government raised provincial taxes to 11 percent for small businesses from 8 percent, provoking sharp criticism from the Canadian Federation of Independent Business. The budget emphasizes private sector leadership for growth, with limited direct aid for jobless workers, and includes tax increases, new fees, welfare boosts, and health and education funding.
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B.C
Oksana Exell
Canadian Federation of Independent Business
Vander Zalm
Couvelier
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Chunraplan
Harold Amundsen
Quien “Gint
50Th Ave
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Canadian Cycling Association
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Barbara Habicht
River Rd
Vanier
Ontario
Don Watson
Bicycle Association of
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Federal
Newfoundland
Bert d
Domino’s Hair Studio
John MacMillan
Minister of State For Science and Technology
A. M. Stone
Ofice of Industrial Innovation
Department of Regional Industrial Expansion
Ken Georgetti
B.C. Federation of Labor
Converier
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Prince George
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Telex
Vincent J. Cooke
Monette Y. Teller
Totem Mall
FR. ST. John
Fred Walls
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Alaska RD
Ft. St. John, B.C
Emma Birch
Prince George, B.C
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