Fall Programs Energize Energy Boost Delayed to January
The Energize exercise class scheduled to begin in November has been postponed to January while Start-Fit Mild-Aerobics and After Workout continue. Participants are urged to start with the Start-Fit class and join anytime.
Chetwynd council reviews Swatch publicity and ski hill plans
Mayor Lasser notes Wall Street Journal coverage of Chetwynd and Expo 86 Swatch bid while Alderman Bettin reports progress on the ski club and ski hill with a planned inspection on Oct 28. Council approves up to 1000 grants for ski road fuel and Christmas decorations, outlines budget issues, and notes revenue declines as spring 87 improvements proceed.
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Aging BC teachers face shortage as young educators depart
British Columbia's public school system shows a midlife teaching force with the average age rising from 38 in 1980 to 41 now. While 70 percent of 27,540 full time teachers are aged 35 to 55, few under 25 remain, and budget restraints have eliminated thousands of positions. Many graduates move to other provinces or countries, notably the U.S., which faces a looming one million teacher shortfall by 1990. Continued on page sixteen.
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