China History Tour From Ancient Roots to Modern Life
An account by Bunne Hoffman describes a personal journey through China from ancient history to contemporary society. The piece notes access changes since 1978, tour organization, rapid urbanization, living costs, work culture, housing, and social structure, including rural communes and education. It blends reflections on culture, economy, and daily life in the People’s Republic.
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China
Bunne Hoffman
Hong Kong
Vancouver
Republic of China
Shi Huang di
Great Wall
People Republic
Chinese Communist Party
Mao Zedong
Mao
National Peoples Congress
Kids help at tax time
This article explains child care deductions and related credits for parents in 1984. It covers who qualifies, limits on amounts, conditions for dependents, boarding school or camp allowances, and the impact of divorce or separation on deductions. It also notes standard exemptions and child tax credits based on income and age.
Court Report From February 1985 Provincial Court Proceedings
Judge D M Levis presided as bench warrants issued for Mark Howard Rick Muir Paul Hopkins Lance Delaronde and Darcy Meuleman. Brenda Barks pled guilty to no valid licence denied driving impaired driving breaking and entering with combined jail and probation terms. Raymond Duguay received multiple fines for licence issues and insurance. Darryl Smith pleaded guilty to impaired driving with fine or jail. Wayne Glover pled guilty to assaulting a peace officer with two counts. Leona Courtorielle Nelson Beadle Kathy Pringle and Frederick Wittke received fines or short terms for offences. February 14 saw a break in at R and R Steak and Pizza House and a break in at the Women’s Resource Centre with items taken. investigations ongoing. Ed Press replies to a District Highways Manager letter requiring Oath of Allegiance by Feb 22 1985 under threat of suspension or termination.
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D. M. Levis
Mark Howard
Rick Muir
Paul Hopkins
Lance Delaronde
Darcy Meuleman
Brenda Barks
Barks
Raymond Duguay
Duguay
Darryl Smith
Wayne Glover
Glover
Leona Courtorielle
Nelson Beadle
Kathy Pringle
Frederick Wittke
Ed Press
Department of Highways
Press
S.D. Gladysz
Dawson Creek school board approves provisional budget for 1985
Trustees approved a provisional mini budget of just over 14.5 million dollars for January to June 1985 at the February 11 meeting. The budget allocates 57 percent to instruction, 10 percent to transportation, 16 percent to operations, 12 percent to special programs, 4 percent to district administration and 1 percent to auxiliary services.
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Liz Haddow
Sam Side
City of
Dawson Creek
B.C. School Trustees’ Association
Vancouver
Frank Ross School
Murray Pridham
Sally Cramp
Mary Wetherill
McLeod Elementary School
Dawson ‘Creek
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China International Service
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R. & R. Steak and Pizza House
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Tumbler Ridge
Sheila Simard
Ministry
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