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JAN. 10 — Annual Peace Council Dinner. 6
p.m. at the Donerty’s, 2745 5th St. Slide show
and report by Barbara Holiff and Gil Parker on
recent peace conference in Copenhagen. For
info. call: 383-5230.

CARD OF THANKS

| wish to extend my deepest thanks to relatives,
comrades and friends for visiting my wife, Tillie,
at home and in hospital, during her illness. To
the Vancouver East Club for sponsoring the
memorial to her memory. For donations to her
memory and for the many expressions of sym-
pathy and help, in many way, extended to me at

a time when it meant so much.
: Raymond Garneau

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With only six weeks remaining in our
1986 Readership Drive, we will be push-
ing to reach our objective of 500 new
readers and 700 renewals. We still have
opportunity to reach the many people
who may not yet be receiving the Pacific
Tribune, but would gladly enjoy a regular
copy if they would take out a subscrip-
tion. This final special issue for 1986, our
International Year of Peace issue would
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subscription. Currently, we have gained
almost two hundred new readers and
over three hundred and fifty renewals to
date, thanks to the hard work of press
clubs all over the province.

To mark the final two weeks of this
year’s drive, we will be sponsoring a
Readership Conference, on Friday, Jan.
16, 1987, at our office in Vancouver. The
conference will start at 7 p.m., and pro-
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for labor. It will be an opportunity, for
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future we could take, what interests you
most in the Tribune, and how we can
broaden and develop our readership. If
you would like to be heard, and you are
unable to be at the conference, then mail
us your ideas, and we will bring them to
the conference.

Following the conference, we will
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met other subscribers and supporters
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readers. We'll be looking forward to see-
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Until then, happy holidays and may
the efforts and gains made in this, the
International Year of Peace, extend into
1987.

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