Vancouver poll stirs reactions in three Vancouver ridings
In Vancouver and area ridings Liberal Iona Campagnolo announced she will contest North Vancouver Burnaby with a poll favoring the Liberals. Conservative MP Chuck Cook praised results while Bill Clarke questioned Capilano and Quadra findings.
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Vancouver
Vancouver and
Area
Iona Campagnolo
North Vancouver
The
Vancouver Sun
North Vancouver-Burnaby
Chuck Cook
Bill Clarke
Turner
Quadra
Clarke
Sun
Capilano
Knott
Mary Collins
Pioneer priest honored here on fiftieth ordination anniversary
A July 8 1984 celebration at St Theresa s Church Moberly Lake B C marked the fiftieth anniversary of Reverend E Jungbluth OMI and Bishop O Grady OMI. The event drew over two hundred parishioners from multiple communities and featured Father Jungbluth s half century of service to Our Lady of Peace Parish and its missions.
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E. Jungbluth
O.M.I
Father O’grady
St. Theresa’s Church
Moberly Lake
B.C
Father Jungbluth
Our Lady of Peace Parish
St. Theresa’s
Picuresque Moberly Lake
Jungbluth
O’grady
Terson
Joanne Martin
Dawson Creek
Prince George
Fort St. John
Our Lady of Peace
Chetwynd
Our Lady of Snows
Hudson’s Hope
St. Ann’s
Kelly Lake
Holy Cross Parish
Tumbler Ridge
Fort St. James
Edmonton
Father Mariman
North
Fergus O’grady
Father T. Conway
Maberly Lake
Emile
Father
Canfor Chetwynd to remain closed
Canfor Chetwynd sawmill operations will stay closed for at least another week after two weeks of curtailment. Glen Patterson cites a deteriorating lumber market and record U.S. and Canadian production, with 2x4 prices at USC 123 per thousand board feet, a level not seen since the 1982 housing downturn.
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Canfor
Chetwynd
Glen Patterson
U.S.C
United States
Canada
Expo future uncertain after Expo 86 talks
Vancouver mayor Mike Harcourt after meeting Expo 86 chairman Jim Pattison says he is alarmed and disappointed byExpo labour pact rejection and fears for the fair. He notes the core standoff remains unresolved and the city will not withdraw from Expo despite union demands. A new association of 100 non union contractors could factor into negotiations.
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Vancouver
Mike Harcourt
Jim Pattison
Harcourt
Pattison
B.C
Yukon
Expo Management
Nanaimo to Vancouver bathtub race finds winner
Steve Fagan of Nanaimo unofficially wins the 1984 Nanaimo to Vancouver bathtub race in 1 hour 33 minutes over 0 kilometres across the Strait of Georgia. Victoria's Steve Bradshaw places second, Nanaimo's Mike Banner third. Fagan's sister Tracy is the top woman in 12th.
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Vancouver
Steve Fagan
Nanaimo
Fagan
Strait of Georgia
Steve Bradshaw
Victoria
Mike Banner
Tracy
RCMP issues Monday tourist alert for urgent messages
The RCMP issues a Monday tourist alert asking contact with nearest detachment for urgent personal messages. Names listed include John and Mae Funk of Surrey BC Bob Haggeman South Dakota Peter and Lisa Huberts Sunderland Ontario Arnold and Darlene Parent Red Deer Alberta Tom Pearce Jr Merritt BC Steve and Melanie Reynolds Terrace BC.
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Vancouver
RCMP
John and Mae Funk
Surrey
B.C
Bob Haggeman
South Dakota
Peter and Lisa Huberts
Sunderland
Ont
Arnold and
Darlene Parent
Red Deer
Alta
Tom Pearce Jr
Merritt, B.C
Steve and
Melanie Reynolds
Terrace, B.C
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Ron Basford
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Lyall Knott
Emile Jungbluth
Father Conway
Fergus O'Grady
Rev
R. L’henaff
Laurie Pat
Canfor Chetwynd
Chetwynd Hydro
Ricky
Pancake House
Bruce Lowey
Salmon Arm
Bruce
Ry At the
Frank Ney
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New Zealand
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