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The Prince George Citizen - Saturday, August 21,1993 - 19
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TOROHTO—Racail prices ot investment tnd* suppled by Findata Canada fric. Prices reported by iund are tie net anet value per Mi** or tf* md last calculated and are tar mtarmaltan purposes only. Conlrmafon ol price should be obtained Irom te tod. n • no sales charge, r - redemption charge, o • optional front snd or redemption charge, y - delayed NAVPS, z ■ not available lot purchase, u • U.S. currency, i • ei-dividend, m - minimum purchase ol U 50.000 (•) non-member ol Investmeni Funde Insltule ol Canada
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A NEW SMALL BUSINESS CHEER LEADER!
DON ZUROWSKI
The Board of Directors of the Prince George Community Futures Committee is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr Don Zurowski to the position ot General Manager.
Mr Zurowski, a long time Prince George Businessman, brings a wealth of business experience and knowledge of our community to his new post
The Community Futures is a non profit society that operates a number of initiatives that are funded by the Federal Government
They administer the Prince George Business Development Corporation which is a lender ot last resort for small business Also the Sell Employment Assistance Program for people who are on unemployment Insurance or social assistance
The office also provides free business counselling, encouragement, technical services and business information.
Community Futures Committee 1355 • Fourth Avenue Prince George, B.C. V2L 3J6 562-9622	_______
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TORONTO (CP) — Here are the exchange rates a consumer can expect to pay when buying relatively small amounts of foreign currencies. They are provided at mid-morning by the Bank of Montreal. Rates fluctuate during the day and may change based on the amount transacted. Rates for major currencies may be changed daily, but others are updated weekly.
This symbol (+) indicates official or restricted rates.
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TORONTO (CP) — It wasn’t exactly a bestseller.
The title was Production, Shipments and Stocks on Hand of Sawmills East of the Rockies (excluding Newfoundland and Prince Edward Island).
It was typical of Statistics Canada’s worthy but stodgy efforts to list everything that was listable about Canada and Canadians.
And as far as Ivan Fellegi was concerned, it was one of those publications the agency could afford to put on the back burner.
Since taking over the agency in 1985, Canada’s chief statistician has presided over its dramatic transformation from a dusty numbers cruncher into an aggressive huckster of information.
In an average year, Statistics Ca-
nada makes about S35-milliou from selling its figures, analyses and services.
Over the next five years, it’s expected to bring in an extra S15 million just through publishing data from the 1991 census.
It’s is not the only government agency where profit from selling information has become a driving force. In department after department, civil servants who never had to think about the market are now dreaming about its potential.
But Statistics Canada is years ahead.
In fact, it is so expert that other federal departments are looking to it as a model for their own efforts to sell information to private companies.
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APPOINTMENT
MICK LEADBETTER
Mike Kazakoff General Sales Manager, is pleased to announce the appointment of Mick Leadbetter as our Oliver, Retread Rant Manager.
Mick brings to Auto Magic Tire Ltd., 13 years of retread experience and has won numerous awards for management in production and quality control.
Mick invites all his friends and customers to call him at 564-8473.
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564-5168
3605-15th Ava.
563-1130
Continental Way (Hwy. 97 South)
Computime Business College is offering a unique opportunity to participate in a training program.
CAREER TECHNOLOGIES I
This program will consist of 3 levels of WordPerfect 5.1 which is the word processing program currently being used by the majority of businesses in Prince George. Also included in this course will be 2 levels of Lotus 1-2-3, a spreadsheet program used by companies large and small to track mathematical data.
You will be introduced to DOS (Disk Operating System) plus concentrate on the latest office equipment and procedures currently being used in the marketplace.
This comprehensive course will assist the student in making the transition to a computerized workplace. Register today as class size is limited to 10 students.
Cost $495.00 plus text books
Time: 80 hours
Day Course...
Dates: September 13/93 to November 8/93
Monday & Tuesday - 9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Evening Course...
Dates: September 15/93 to December 16/93 Monday & Thursday - 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Computime Business College is a registered private training institution and all course fees are income tax deductible.
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