32 ~- Wednesday, December 18, 1985 - North Shore News

What do kids

From Page 29 parents at the News are

An informal survey of She-Ra, Robotman, My Lit-

North Shore News tle Pony, army clothes,

employees revealed Rainbow GoBots, Transformers, GI

Brite dolls and Strawberry Joe, skateboards and stuffed
Shortcake toys as another ~ animals.

popular gift. ’ _A father or a six-year-old

Also listed by harried girl said his daughter ‘wants

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In The Vancouver Forest Region

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Canada-British Columbia Forest Agreement

The governments of Canada and British Columbia have signed a 5-year
forest partnership agreement that will see an additional $300 million
invested in intensive management and reforestation programs for B.C.’s
number one resource.

That investment is creating jobs now. Already more than 6,000 working
days in the Vancouver Forest Region have resulted in 2,500 hectares
surveyed; seedlings planted on 1,000 hectares; 300 hectares prepared for
planting; and weeding of nearly 1,000 hectares.

Throughcut British Columbia, the federal-provincial forestry agreement
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EYE Hon. Tom Waterland

fot Minister of Forests

Hon. Gerald Merrithew,
Minister of State, (Forestry)