Medic Alert benefits for allergy and health safety
A Vancouver pharmacist explains Medic Alert bracelets and wallet cards. Each bracelet bears a unique serial, emergency number, and up to four medical lines. wallet cards hold extra details plus doctor and next of kin contacts. The service offers 200 plus condition codes and 24 hour worldwide access by collect call with a one time membership fee.
B C Pavilion Expo 86 to Open With Christmas Party
Vancouver hosts a three day Christmas Party December 12 14 at the Plaza of Nations as the B C Pavilion debuts at Expo 86. The event features candy canes carols and Santa with Vancouver's largest Christmas tree to be helicoptered in up to 950 metres high. Publicist Rod Cameron says the plaza will become a gathering point for British Columbians and will later serve as a heritage building after the fair.
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Kerosene heaters warned against as main home heat
Health and Welfare Minister Jake Epp cautions that kerosene heaters are for temporary use only and should not heat homes unaired spaces. He warns of carbon monoxide risk and health effects for vulnerable groups, urging strict adherence to manufacturer Ventilation and safety guidelines to prevent danger.
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Powder King Opens Second Season With Fresh Snow and Extras
Powder King kicks off season with 30 cm new snow raising base to 190 cm. Conditions are good to excellent as Snowbuster Snobuses attract riders from Grande Prairie Dawson Creek Ft. St. John Prince George and MacKenzie. Village Beds draw visitors with high occupancy and early bookings. Jobs remain in Ski School Ski Patrol and Lift Operations. new Sun Ice tie in offers free day passes with jackets. Safety tips unrelated.
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Premium changes adjust 1986 vehicle coverages and rates
Premiums rise for about 1,500 claim free private passenger vehicles and fall for about 1,400,000 as 1986 adjustments reflect lower claim costs and aging vehicle values. Drivers with recent claims pay more. Own Damage premiums mostly reduce except luxury cars over 30,000. Maximum 40 percent discount refunded on cancellation. No fault payments rise to 130. Collision and comprehensive split into separate options broadens motorist choices.
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