Japanese reports say Quintette mine in trouble amid cash shortfalls
Japanese industrial media report Denison Mines backed by a $150 million standby credit may exhaust funds earlier than expected. Washing yield, weather and accidents hurt production. 60 million cash short next year may rise to 90 or 100 million. Capital increases of 25.2 and 24.8 million discussed, possibly moved up. Output goals of 4.3 million tonnes could be missed. new pits could add up to 300 million in costs. Denison reps planned to meet Japanese partners in Tokyo in January.
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Tokyo
British Columbia
Denison Mines
Denison
Last chance for 800 COSP grant
The federal COSP offers up to 800 for homeowners who switch from oil to gas or electricity with installations completed and running by March 31 1985. Applications accepted until May 31 1985. Hydro notes 29000 British Columbia conversions since 1980 and offers free guidance and computer analyses on anticipated savings.
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Canada
Hydro
British Columbia
Stamp club plans meetings in Fort St. John 1985 schedule
Stamp collectors in the area are invited to join the Fort St. John Stamp Club with dues of 5 dollars for the 1984 85 season. Meetings will be on Tuesdays at the Artspace January 15 February 12 March 12 April 9 and May 14. Displays cover space stamps air mail covers and postal history with circuits through Dawson Creek Fort St. John and Taylor post offices.
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Phil Atel
Fort St. John
Dawson Creek
Taylor
CRTC Public Notice 1984 313 Chetwynd communications applications
The CRTC lists CHETWYND COMMUNICATIONS SOCIETY applications to amend its three transmitter licence serving Chetwynd British Columbia by changing channel allocations for CHAN TV Vancouver CITV TV Edmonton CHCH TV Hamilton and by adding CFMI FM New Westminster via CANCOM satellite. The Post Office in Chetwynd offers examination of the applications.
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CRTC
Chetwynd Communications Society
Chetwynd
B.C
P.O. Box
Broadcasting Transmitting Undertaking
Chantv
Vancouver
8.C
Citv-Tv
Edmonton
Alto
Chchtv
Hamilton
Ont
Broadcasting Transmitting
Cfmi-Fm
New Westmini
Prince George Student Calendar Sells 400 Copies for Graduation Funds
In Prince George BC a 1985 all male high school pin-up calendar from Prince George Senior Secondary School showcases grade 11 and 12 students. The Polar volleyball team graces the cover and monthly features highlight players and coach Mr February. The project, led by Shaun Green and Gina Woolsey, aims to raise funds for graduation exercises by selling 400 calendars at five dollars each.
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Prince George
B.C
P.G.S.S
Polar
February
Shaun Green
Green
Gina Woolsey
Community Health Unit Event and Support Groups Schedule
A busy list of weekly health services and meetings at the Peace River Health Unit and local venues. Adult immunization clinics run weekdays with phone 788 9219 for appointments. Regular groups include Alcoholics Anonymous and Al-Anon meetings, plus senior citizens, bingo, and child health programs. Specific dates in January and February 1985 note skater events and a heart bonspiel.
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Peace River
Alcoholics Anonymous
Chetwynd and
Al-Anon
Chamber of Commerce
Tansi Friendship Centre
Catholic Church
Peace River Health Unit
Pioneer Place
UG Burr
Little Giant Figure Skating Club
Dawson Creek Canucks
Beaverlodge
Chetwynd Rec
Heart
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Stephen Michael Jr
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Randa Naddy
Tadia
Drug Mart
Robert Birosh
Bradley Campbell
Het de Télécommunications Canadiennes
Central Building
Les Terrasses
la Chaudiere
Permenade du Portage
Hull
Quebec
West Georgia
Ottawa
Public Hearings Branch
Crtc Information Services
Santa Claus
The
Community Association
Clyde
June LaCarte
Diet Center
Mon
the Echo Newspaper
Wabi Crescent
Hospital Road
H & H Insurance
50Th Ave
Cascade Realty
Tumbler Ridge
Hudson's Hope
Quiroplan
Harold Amundsen
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B.C. Hydro
Howe Street
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