Smoking withdrawal clinic reveals inner conflict keeps habit alive
A psychiatrist told participants at a smoking withdrawal clinic that none truly wants to quit, explaining that loving the habit and the sacrifice of giving it up sustains tobacco use. He urged learning to hate the misery smoking causes, with cancer information available from the Canadian Cancer Society offices in Vancouver and Victoria.
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B.C
Yukon Division
Canadian Cancer Society
West Broadway
Vancouver
Caledonia
Victoria
Lone Prairie News Highlights Weather Cattle Market and Art
Fay Cox reports Lone Prairie farmers weather has allowed crops to come off fields while repairs, wood gathering, and cattle hauling to market continue. Cattle prices lag last year, prompting calls for an Agriculture Ministry inquiry. Ester Herrick shares Sauerkraut Salad recipe. Val Stannard guides a Chetwynd art class, painting styles and recent exhibitions. Elmer and Burl Kennedy visit Washington.
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Fay Cox
Lone Prairie
Val Stannard
Chetwynd
Val
California
Olympia
Washington
Bob
Canada
Banff
Dawson Creek
Dusty
North Country
Murray River
Scruffy
Skeezix
Quiz questions from old fiction and general knowledge
A reader lists trivia prompts from a column, asking readers to identify quotes from old fiction, classify names as fictional or real, name collective nouns for animals, identify songs popular in Canada, and answer miscellaneous questions about tomatoes, aspirin, and a blind tiger.
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Big Fanny
Evita
Fred and
Adele
Max Aiken
John Big Tree
Marquis of Carabas
G. Gilbert Blythe
Canada
D. Clancy
Community hockey needs volunteers for arena duties
Parents are invited to help with coaching, refereeing, timing and scoring, and goal judging at the Arena. Enthusiastic volunteers can contact the writer at 788-2225. The column also includes local news items and personal notes about residents and incidents, reflecting small town life.
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Tom Thumbs
Vandals damage airport and airstrip repair underway
Village crews worked at the airport after vandalism damaged the airstrip with deep ruts from U turns and eggs smeared on planes. Replacement of the flexiglass aircraft glass is estimated at $2,000. The vandals used an unimproved road through the Metis subdivision and the east road end was bulldozed.
District office relocates to Oxford Building Prince George
The Canada Pension Plan district office serving this area has moved to Suite 219, Oxford Building, 280 Victoria Street, Prince George V2L 4X3. Manager J Gentleman oversees Yukon and southern British Columbia to Quesnel. The CPP is a national self supporting plan funded by contributors and applies to wage earners and self employed persons aged 18 to 70. It provides retirement, disability, and survivor benefits to qualified individuals and dependents.
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Canada Pension Plan
Prince George
Oxford Building
Victoria Street
J. Gentleman
Yukon
B.C
Quesnel
Quebec
Poll to be held at Community Hall on November 16 1974
Notice by Returning Officer Mrs C Janzen from Hudson's Hope directs that a poll may be opened at the Community Hall on November 16 1974 from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm local time. Every person is required to take notice and govern themselves accordingly.
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District of Hudson
Hudson's Hope
C. Janzen
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