Publication details for Alaska Highway News weekly
The issue notes Tuesday publication from Chetwynd by Alaska Highway Publications Ltd with a subscription rate of 11 dollars per year domestically and 20 dollars for foreign delivery, single copies priced at 25 cents. Publisher and sales director Norman C. Picco is listed with contact 788 2246 and the note shows membership in The settish Columbia.
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RCMP Prevention Advice Detours Theft at Campsites and Beaches
Police issue safety guidance to reduce thefts at campsites, parking areas, and beaches. Before leaving unattended, lock valuables in the vehicle trunk or take them along, enlist a neighbor to watch the campsite, and never leave items unguarded on the beach. Keep serial numbers on person in case of loss. Continued on page six.
Prince George Homecoming 1985 Celebrates 70th Anniversary
The City of Prince George B C marks its 70th anniversary in 1985 with a Summer Homecoming August 2 to 11. Former residents worldwide are urged to return during the summer as events highlight growth and development under the theme LOOK AT US NOW.
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Pioneer Families of Vancouver and Homecoming 85 notice
The British Columbia Genealogical Society seeks descendants of Vancouver pioneer families especially 1886 to 1900 for a family history book and ongoing records project. For details contact Centennial Committee P O Box 94371 Richmond BC VO 2A8 Attention Valerie Melanson. Also information on Homecoming 85 in Prince George to write to Prince George Promotion Society 1100 Patricia Blvd Prince George BC V2L 3V9 or Visitor and Convention Bureau 1198 Victoria St Prince George BC V2L 2L2. Sincerely Rod Maides President.
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Corsage Making and Quilting Parties at Women’s Centre
The Women’s Resource Centre hosts Take A Break Wednesdays 1 to 3 pm with a corsage making demo on June 1, silk flowers, and a paid materials option. June 12 offers a quilting session using fabric scraps for a quilted potholder. Kids Hour runs Tuesdays and Wednesdays 1 to 3 pm with organized play while parents attend workshops. An open evening on June 7:30 pm features The Faces of Women in Religion with a film Behind the Veil and a discussion. Noon Film Hour June 19 shows Joey about adoption from a child's view, lunch encouraged. Centre hours are Monday to Thursday 10 to 3 for drop-in and resource access.
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Non-chemical mosquito repellent launches in Canada
Newville hires 45 mentally handicapped adults and integrates them into the workforce through training. The non-toxic VTO repellent, tested in Alberta and British Columbia in 1984, is targeted at safety for children, no skin irritation, no staining, and a citrus scent. It will be sold at Safeway Woodwards Co op United Pharmacies Northwest Drug National Drug Shopper's Drug and London Drugs.
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Thank you notes from hospital stay recipient
Bonne Hoffman expresses gratitude for thoughtful visits flowers cards and prayers during a recent hospital stay. She is home and doing well and invites friends to drop by for coffee.
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