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The
Saskatchewan Association of Library Technicians (SALT) was formed in
1976.
In 1978 SALT adopted a constitution as a non-corporated entity and
became
a Saskatchewan Library Association affiliate. On June 30, 1983
SALT
withdrew from SLA and became an independent association.
Highlights in SALT
history:
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The SALT Newsletter is first
published in 1976
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Letterhead logo designed in
1978
Click here
to see the original design of the SALT website.
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On September 7, 1983 SALT
requests the government
to recognize the association as a non-proft organization
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The SALT Newsletter became a
quarterly publication
in 1985-86
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SALT registers with the
Corporate Registry of
Saskatchewan Justice and becomes an incorporated association on
September
23, 1987
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In 1994 Meagen Yuriski (the
Vice President at
the time) decided to put job bank messages on her personal answering
machines
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In 1995 Sophie Malinoski
volunteered to put an
extra phone in her home and look after the SALT Job Line on her message
manager
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In 1998 the SALT website was
created by Sophie
Malinoski who maintained it until October 2002
Click here
to see the design of the website from 2002-2004
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In December 2000 the phone
Job Line was discontinued
in favour of the Job Bank on the website
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