Red geranium brightens winter view in Chetwynd chit chat
Barbara Ellen Shoemaker notes winter dullness softened by a red geranium in a neighboring house. The piece also lists visits by Mrs Fernando Campbell and relatives from Nanaimo Lloydminster Sweden Armstrong Merritt Endeavour and other places, with multiple guest travelers and family connections passing through Chetwynd.
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Fernando Campbell
Ruth Trask
Nanaimo
Gladys Ross
Lloydminster
Bea Kurjata
Record Prices Top Keeneland Sale As N Dancer Progeny Buyout
British magnate Robert Sangster paid 13.65 million dollars for two Northern Dancer yearlings at Keeneland July, plus 8.25 million for another. Dubai sheikh Mohammed al Maktoum set a filly record at 3.75 million and bought a Seattle Slew colt for 6.5 million, with Windfields Farm and Spendthrift involved. Ottawa reports Statistics Canada flags tepid 1984 midyear growth as leading indicators slip and domestic demand weakens.
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Lexington
Robert Sangster
Sangster
E. P. Taylor
Windfields Farm
Northern Dancer
Sheikh Mohammed al Maktoum
Dubai
United Arab Emirates
Seattle Slew
Fine Prospect
Spendthrift Farm
Desiree
Louis Wolfson
Patrice
Ethel Jacobs
Maktoum
North Ridge Farm
Mr. Prospector
British Bloodstock Agency
England
Little Benny
Stavros Niarchos
Search for 29th Firestone National Truck Hero
Canada seeks nominations for a professional truck driver who has shown bravery or heroism. The winner receives 200 dollars and recognition endorsed by the Canada Softer Council and Firestone Canada Inc. The program highlights truckers who avert accidents and save lives, with Allan John named as Canada's 1983 hero.
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Canada
Firestone
Canada Softer Council
Firestone Canada Inc
Jim Sardo
Sardo
Allan John
William L. Higgitt
Canada Safter Council
Frank Hammond
Ontario Ministry of Transportation and Communications
W. James Sardo
National Truck Hero
Care of Canada
Safter Concil
St. Laurent Blvd
Ottawa
Ontario
WCB consolidates Prince Rupert office with Terrace
The Workers Compensation Board ties Prince Rupert to Terrace office to boost presence in the area. Examinations and hearing aid fittings to be done at Ministry offices, with full benefits for hearing impairment from workplace noise. Stewart opens $71,000 expanded RV park funded by federal provincial loans attracting tourists.
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Workers Compensation Board
Ministry of Health
WCB
Prince Rupert
Terrace
Walter Flesher
Stewart
Late starters and risks of late pregnancy
A clinician recalls the varied, often personal stories behind pregnancies from unwed teens to 40s and 60s, noting shifting reactions to positive test results. The piece weighs social pressures, relationship dynamics, and the heightened risks for both mother and child in later-age conceptions.
Fort Nelson AAC set at 850000 cubic meters with add‑on for deciduous
The Allowable Annual Cut for the Fort Nelson Timber Supply Area is set at 850000 cubic meters, adding 100000 for deciduous species like balsam poplar. Conifer portion remains 750000. harvest rate unchanged from 1979.
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Fort Nelson
Prince George
Mike Wilkins
Ministry of Forests
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