Derek
Romanin,
nine,
left
and
Richard
Michaud,
13,
Prize
pose
witl1
bicycles
they
won
in
a
draw
at
the
bicycle
rodeo
held
June
12
at
Pi"e
Centre.
About
200
entered
the
dinners
rodeo
and
had
their
bicycles
checked
by
RCMP,
then
manoeuvred
their
bicycles
through
an
obstacle
course.
Perham
will
head
drive
Mike
Perham
has
been
appointed
campaign
chairman
for
the
United
Way
campaign
to
begin
in
October,
The
goal
for
this
year's
campaign
is
$235,000-$73,000
more
than
the
amount
collected
last
year.
About
800
volunteer
residential
and
business
canvassers
will
cover
the
Prince
George
area
west
to
Mud
River,
east
to
Giscome,
south
to
Hixon,
and
north
to
Mackenzie
during
the
month-long
campaign.
Funds
raised
in
the
campaign
are
used
to
aid
local
agencies
such
as
Big
Brothers,
Aurora
Centre
forth'e
Handicapped,
Red
Cross
and
for
cancer
research
and
cerebral
palsy.
Ron
King,
on-going
presi
dent
of
the
United
Way
cam-
which
is
active
all
year
round,
paign,
handles
the
administra-
Perham
will
hold
his
position
tive
side
of
the
organization,
for
a
year.
PERHAM
KING
Xerox
of
Canada
Limited
XEROX
is
pleased
to
announce:
the
introduction
of
the
XEROX
9200
DUPLICATING
SYSTEM
to
the
Prince
George
area.
on
behalf
of
Spee-Dee
Printers
Ltd.
you
are
cordially
invited
to
a
showing
of
this
whole
new
concept
in
reproduction.
Demonstrations
will
be
held
at
Spee-Dee
Printers
Ltd.
490
Brunswick
Street
on
Monday,
June
20
&
Tuesday,
June
21
at
10:00
a.m.
&
2:00
p.m.
both
days.
Everyone
is
Welcome
Xerox
of
Canada
Limited
XEROX
RECREATION
SCHEDULE
Summer
Fitness
Con-naught
Tuesday
nights
there
will
be
a
summer
fitness,
for
ladies
and
teens,
at
8
p.m.
at
the
Connaught
Elementary
School.
For
more
details
call
Wendy
at
562-3488
or
564-4221.
Pottery
Connaught-
Thursday
night
at
7:30
p.m.
room
101
a
pottery
course
will
begin
at
the
Connaught
Junior
High
School.
Learn
how
to
coil,
pinch,
and
use
the
slab
method
of
hand
building
in
clay.
For
more
details
call
Wendy
at
562-3488
or
564-4221.
CUP
AND
SAVE
CLIP
AND
SAVE
SCHOOL
DISTRICT
RESIDENCE
CANADA
PENSION
PLAN
CHANGE
OF
HOURS
&
PHONE
NUMBER
PRINCE
GEORGE
OFFICE
Room
219,
280
Victoria
St.
New
Hours:
Mon.-Fri.
8:30-4:30
New
Phone
No.
564-1137
1
Health
and
Welfare
Sante
et
Bien-etre
social
Canada
Canada
CUP
AND
SAVE
CLIP
AND
SAVE
THE
CITIZEN,
Prince
George
Monday,
June
20,
1977
29
Youth
hostel
to
operate
again
A
youth
hostel
will
operate
again
this
summer
at
the
Prince
George
school
district's
student
residence,
665
Wainwright
St.
The
hostel
will
be
open
from
July
3
for
nine
weeks,
and
will
be
operated
by
supervisor
Norm
Williams
and
a
staff
of
four.
Anyone
19
and
over
can
stay
at
the
hostel
for
a
'maximum
of
three
nights.There
is
an
11
p.m.
curfew.
The
hostel
has
room
for
about
50
men
and
women,
including
some
semi-private
rooms
holding
two
and
five
to
a
room
and
a
men's
dorm
with
accommodation
for
30.
There
is
one
men's
wing
and
one
women's
wing.
The
overnight
fee
for
members
of
the
Canadian
Youth
Hostel
Association
is
$2
and
$2.75
for
non-members.
The
fee
includes
breakfast
and
dinner,
but
not
lunch.
The
hostel
is
closed
from
10
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
Youth
hostel
memberships
can
be
bought
at
the
Wainwright
hostel
for
$12.
Anyone
wishing
to
make
food
donations
to
the
hostel
should
contact
Shirley
Briggs,
at
564-8957.
Thal'l
what
tome
people
toy
but
then
they're
usually
the
one!
with
parking
meter,
out
front
or
don't
have
their
tidewalr.
protected
by
a
canopy.
Any.
way
we're
proud
of
our
lervice
to
the
people
of
the
Cariboo
ond
oreo
and
we
invite
you
to
enioy
Spruce
Bug
hoipital
ity
at
the
Spruceland
Shopping
Centre
at
the
corner
of
Fifth
and
the
BypOM.
Spruceland
Theatre
Shoe
Horn
Turntable
Stedmans
Hazel
Archer
Bank
of
Nova
Scotia
Canadian
Imperial
Bank
of
Commerce
Chuckwagon
Cafeteria
Flowerland
Gourmet
Delicatessen
Haircutters
Jacqui's
Card
'n
Gift
Knitting
Studio
Len's
Hobby
Centre
Overwaitea
Foods
Sweet
Sixteen
Shoppers
Drug
Mart
Spaner
and
Sons
Men's
Wear
Spruceland
Barber
Shop
Spruceland
Camera
Spruce-Up
Cleaners
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