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This file consists of 32 photographs pertaining to the Yukon steamship Tutshi, ca. 1936 and J.J. Claxton’s time aboard the Columbia Cost Mission Ship M.S. Columbia III, ca. 1960. General subject areas identified in these photographs include: individuals and communities visited by the Columbia III; families involved in receipt of pastoral services such as marriages and baptisms; as well as medical care.

File contains a copy of the Columbia River Treaty.

File contents relate to: Cassiar Mine - operation and administration. Document type(s) include: brochures.

File consists of issues of the literary periodical entitled "Coming Attractions".

File consists of two ornate holiday greeting cards produced by Canadian Forest Products, which provide a detailed history of the founding of Prince George in relation to the fur trade and the discovery of the site of Vancouver. Also includes a commemorative pictorial essay booklet by John M. Horton entitled "Re: Discovery' 92: An Exhibition of Marine Paintings and Historical Writings to Commemorate the 200th Anniversary of the Voyage of Discovery by Capt. George Vancouver featuring the Marine Paintings of John M. Horton" (1992).

File consists of 2 Prince George Golden Jubilee (1965) coins and 3 Corporation of the District of Kitimat (1953) coin.

This CD-ROM contains the digital publication, "Commission on Resources and Environment Electronic Library 1995 Edition", a comprehensive collection of the publications and support documents of the Commission on Resources and Environment. Software install on a compatible computer is required to access the content.

File contains textual materials outlining the purpose, authority and function of standing committees pursuant to the municipalities Act and miscellaneous committee reports.

File consists of an article titled "Common Problems, Alternate Solutions: A Comparison of the Canadian and American Health Systems" by Weller and drafts of this publication as well as correspondence and a pamphlet for "Canada and the United States: The sixty-eighth American Assembly" November 15-18, 1984. This file was originally numbered to correspond with article number 24 listed in Weller's CV.

File consists of a paper titled "Common Problems, Alternative Solutions: A Comparison of the Canadian and American Health Systems" presented by Weller at the 1984 American Political Science Association conference. This file was originally numbered to correspond with conference paper number 31 listed in Weller's CV.

File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence regarding the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission programs in terms of cable, radio and television. Prominent correspondents include MPs Jeanne Sauve, Simma Holt, and Warren Allmand. Also includes a booklet entitled "Canada's Future Spectrum Requirements for Television in the UHF Band," a booklet entitled "Choices in Alberta," notes from a speech to the Kiwanis Club of Vancouver, a booklet entitled "Television Democracy in Toronto," a photocopied newspaper clipping, notes, and telexes.

File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence in French and English regarding the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission programs in terms of cable, radio and television. Prominent correspondents include MPs Jeanne Sauve, Simma Holt, Art Lee, R.J. Perrault, Jack Horner, Warren Allmand, and Hugh Anderson. Includes a list of cable television regulations for Vancouver, Toronto, and Ottawa. Also includes a booklet entitled "Canadian Cable Industry and the Future Regulatory Environment," public announcements concerning television service on Vancouver Island, a newsletter from Pay TV, a press release concerning Selkirk Holdings Limited expansion into the United States, a presentation entitled "Choices in Alberta," photocopied newspaper clippings, and memoranda.

File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence regarding the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission programs in terms of cable, radio and television. Prominent correspondents include MPs Jeanne Sauve, Gerard Pelletier, and Robert Strachan. Also includes a discussion paper on new communications legislation, a policy announcement on cable television, a policy statement on the community channel of cable television, a policy statement on cable converter service, a position paper entitled "Pay Television Service," a policy statement on the carriage of radio services, a policy statement on supplementary programming channels, proposed regulations respecting broadcasting receiving undertakings, a newsletter from the Association for Public Broadcasting in British Columbia, a brief to Minister of Transport Robert Strachan entitled "On Cable Television Communications in British Columbia," a report on cable television entitled "From Here to Where?," a position paper entitled "Comments on the Clark Report and Davis Report and Almco Microwave Committee," and a report entitled "Intercity Catv Network Service," Contains records in French and English.

File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence regarding the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission programs in terms of cable, radio and television. Prominent correspondents include MPs John Reynolds, Marc LaLonde, Jeanne Sauve, Hugh Faulkner, Robert Welch, and Art Lee. Includes booklets entitled "A New Perspective on Pay TV: The Global Alternative" from Global Television, "Producer and Consumer CRTC Cable Information," and "The Case against Commercial Deletion." Also includes a CRTC Public Announcement, newsletters from the Capital Cable Cooperative, notes, and a telegram. Contains records in French and English.

File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence regarding the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission programs in terms of cable, radio and television. Prominent correspondents include MPs Jeanne Sauve, Art Lee, R.J. Perrault, Frank Oberle, and MLA Ed Smith. Also Includes a booklet entitled "Future of the Communications System," a report entitled "Aide Memoire: Western Broadcasting Company Ltd. and Premier Cablevision Ltd.," a presentation by the Canadian Association of Broadcasters entitled "The Future of the Communications System," a booklet by the Canadian Cable Television Association entitled "Cable Canada's Choice for the '80s," and photocopied newspaper clippings.

File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence regarding the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission programs with Crowder Communications Limited. Prominent correspondents include MPs Jeanne Sauve, Hugh Faulkner, Jack Davis, Ross Milne, and MLA Cyril Shelford. Also includes a Metlakatla Band Council resolution concerning a Crowder Communications agreement to improve television services to the area, a fact sheet from Communications Canada entitled "Canada Has Powerful New Communications Satellite," a report entitled "Proposal for an Experiment in Interactive Educational Television," a news release concerning Distance Measuring Equipment at the Terrace airport, a Canadian Communications report entitled "CRTC Shoots Down Yukon-Georgia Satellite-Cable Link," photocopied newspaper clippings, notes, and photocopied telexes.

File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence in French and English regarding the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission programs with Crowder Communications Limited. Prominent correspondents include MLA Frank Calder, MP Jack Davis, MLA Cyril Shelford, and MP Ross Milne. Also includes an informational report entitled "Aide-Memoire: Teslin, Yukon Territory," a report entitled "Engineering Study on the Provision of Sound Service Television (BCTV) to the Communities of the Hazelton-Kitwanga Area," a "Satellite Communications Business" article, a brief with proposed studies for broadcast signal reception in northern British Columbia, Canadian Communications reports, an ANIK B Pilot Project proposal, excerpts from "Broadcast Satellite" concerning advancements in technology, Canadian Radio-Television public announcements, a photocopied British Columbia Lumberman magazine article entitled "Work or Recreation: Boob Tube's an Asset," a report entitled "Forthcoming Requests for Proposals," a report entitled "Federal Business Development Bank: Management Services (Confidential) Counseling Report," photocopied newspaper clippings, photocopied telexes, notes, and memoranda.

File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence regarding the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission programs with Crowder Communications Limited. Prominent correspondents include MPs Jeanne Sauve, Ross Milne, and MLA Cyril Shelford. Includes maps of Houston, Burns Lake, and Smithers radiation centres with coverage contours. Also includes a report entitled "Telecommunications in Northwestern British Columbia" a bulletin from the National Translator Association, a photocopied advertisement for transistor radios, photocopied newspaper clippings, an Atlin Broadcasting Society television service budget, a Crowder Communications report entitled "CRTC Asked to Handle B.C. Tel: Prince Rupert Contract," a budgetary estimate for BCTV television coverage in the Smithers-Houston Area, and a report from Crowder Communications entitled "VHF Systems and Frequencies on Nine Mile Mountain" with a map of proposed locations.

File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence regarding television services in northern British Columbia, and Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission programs. Prominent correspondents include MLA Frank Calder, MLA Cyril Shelford, MP Jack Davis, MP Len Marchand, and MP Ross Milne. Also includes a map of northern British Columbia, an informational paper entitled "Television Audio Subcarrier System," a magazine article entitled "CBC Speeds Ahead with ACP: Coverage for 450 Communities" a Canadian Communications report on communications systems, minutes from a meeting with the Department of Communications, a Canadian Radio-Television decision concerning a proposed agreement with Trans-Canada Telephone System, a Department of Communications report, a Metlakatla Band Council resolution concerning a Crowder Communications agreement to improve television services to the area, a communications report entitled "Telesat Appeals CRTC Decision on TCTS Merger," a report by the Atlin Rebroadcasting Society concerning expenditures, photocopied telexes, notes, and memoranda.

File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence in French and English regarding the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission programs with Crowder Communications Limited. Prominent correspondents include MLAs Graham Lea, Walter Hardwick, and W.R. Bennett. Also includes a newsletter entitled "Telecommunications Technology Serving the Public Interest," a list of all ANIK B Communications Programs, a radio station licence for Crowder Communications Limited, A newspaper article entitled "High-Technology Company Run like a Family Business," notes, photocopied telexes, and memoranda.

File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence regarding the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission. Prominent correspondents include MPs Jeanne Sauve, Len Marchand, Ron Basford, Ray Perrault, and Terrace mayor C.D. Maroney. Also includes amendments to cable broadcast licenses in Terrace, a brief entitled "Outlining the Present Broadcasting Condition of CITR-UBC Radio and An Explanation of its Proposed LP FM Expansion," a CRTC Public Announcement, a CRTC Public Notice, circulars, memoranda, telexes, press releases, and newspaper clippings. Contains records in French and English.

File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence regarding the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission. Prominent correspondents include MPs Ray Perrault, Art Lee, Len Marchand, Eugene Whelan, Jeanne Sauve, and Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau. Also includes a multicultural TV brochure, a transcript of a presentation given by the Film Employees Union of Canada to the B.C. Liberal Caucus, a brochure on Multi-Cultural TV Programs on Global Television, a license for the Kispiox AM radio station, and two CRTC Notices of Public Hearings, memoranda, telexes, press releases, and newspaper clippings. Contains records in French and English.

File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence in French and English regarding the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission programs with general enquires into telecommunications. A prominent correspondent includes MP Gerard Pelletier. Also includes a Telesat Canada proposed agreement with Trans-Canada Telephone System, a report entitled "Telecommunications in Northwestern British Columbia" a news release entitled "Practical Solutions Despite Ideological Quarrels," a report entitled "Submission of the Canadian Telecommunications Division of the Canadian Brotherhood of Railway, Transport, and General Workers to the Standing Committee on Justice and Legal Affairs," a position paper entitled "Some Chronological Observations on Federal Communications Policies," newspaper clippings, telexes, and memoranda.

File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence regarding the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission programs in terms of general enquires into telecommunications. Includes memoranda, telexes, newspaper clippings, and communiques. Prominent people mentioned in the file are: MP Jeanne Sauve, and Mayor George Thom (Kitimat). Includes two "Telecommunications and Canada: Consultative Committee on the Implications of Telecommunications for Canadian Sovereignty" books (Ministry of Supply and Services Canada 1979), a "Cassiar Telecommunications Company Application for Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity for a Telecommunications Utility" booklet, a news release "Report Links Canada's Future as a Sovereign Industrial Nation to Maintaining Prominence in the Field of Telecommunications" (1979), a news release "Telecommunications Industry Urges Careful Assessment of Priorities as Government Trims Expenditures and Applies Incentives" (1978), a "Position Paper of the Canadian Association of Broadcasters on Bill C-43, the Telecommunications Act" (1977), a paper "To His Excellency the Governor in Council In the Matter of the Decision of the Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC 77-10) and the Matter of the Petitions of Telesat Canada and Bell Canada to the Governor in Council to the Reverse Said Decision - Reply of Canadian Pacific Ltd. and Canadian National Railway Company" (1977), and a report "Cabinet Review of the Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission's Decision as to Telesat Canada Membership in the Trans Canada Telephone System" (1977). File contains both English and French.

File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence regarding the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission programs in terms of telecommunications satellites. Includes memoranda, telexes, newspaper clippings, and communiques. Prominent people mentioned in the file are: MP Jeanne Sauve, and MP Gerard Pellitier. Also Includes a "Cassiar Telecommunications Company: Application for a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity for a Telecommunications Utility (1977), a news release "Broadcasters, Cable TV Licensees and Common Carriers May Now Own and Operate Satellite Earth Stations" (1979), a "Statement by Minister of Communications, Jeanne Sauve, on the New Policy for Licensing Satellite Earth Stations" (1979), "Speaking Notes Re: The New Policy for Licensing Satellite Earth Stations" (1979), a "Public Television Goes Satellite" poster (1979), a Regional District of Bulkley-Nechako open letter "Television Receive on Earth Stations" (1978), a BCTV open letter "Radio Licensing Policy for Satellite Earth Stations" (1978), and a copy of the Societies Act - R.S.B./C. 1960 "Chapter 311 and Amendments Thereto - Constitution and By-Laws of Rural Health Society" (1975). File contains both English and French.

File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence regarding the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission programs in terms of telephone services. Includes memoranda, signed petitions, telexes, newspaper clippings, and communiques. Prominent people mentioned in the file are: MP Jeanne Sauve, MP JR Ellis, MLA Jack Kempf, and MP Walter Baker. Also includes a "Public Television goes Satellite" informational poster, a "Broadband Teleconference Service" information poster, a "Remote Area Services Program Summary" (1976), "Where are we Going?" (Jean de Grandpre, 1977), "Audio Teleconferencing Proposal No. 2" (1977), "Product Memorandum - Broadband Television Service" (1976), a "Liberal Caucus Slide Presentation" (1976), a Canadian Association of Broadcasters "Who's Doing What? with Which? .. and To Whom?" brochure" (1976), a "British Columbia Telephone Company - Quarterly Report to Shareholders for the period ended March 31, 1975" brochure, and the Canadian Association of Broadcasters "The Spring of 1974 - From March until June" report (1974). File contains both English and French.

File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence regarding the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission programs in terms of telephone services. Includes memoranda, signed petitions, telexes, form letters, newspaper clippings, and communiques. Prominent people mentioned in the file are: MLA Frank Calder, Mayor Fred Shortreid (Smithers), and MP Len Marchand. Includes a BC Tel poster on job loss with a complete list of employees' names for that year (Nov. 1977), a CRTC Public Notice (1979), a list of B.C. Tel Constructions projects (1977), a "BC Tell Construction Program - 1979 - Prince George Forest District Highlights", a public notice "City of Prince Rupert, Connection Agreement with B.C. Telephone Company" (1979), a "Draft Statement CRTC - Prince Rupert Telephone" (1979), an "Industrial Dispute Report - Between BC Tel and Telecommunications Workers' Union" (1978), a "CRTC Decision - 77-9 - City of Prince Rupert, Connecting Agreement with B.C. Telephone Company" (1977), a news release "1977 Capital Construction Program - Prince Rupert" (1977), and a list of construction projects for BC Tel (1977). File contains both English and French.

File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence regarding the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission programs in terms of television reception, coverage, and programming. Prominent correspondents include MPs Jeanne Sauve, and Ken Robinson. Also includes newspaper clippings, an Association for Public Broadcasting in British Columbia newsletter, a news release concerning guidelines for private television broadcasters, photocopied newspaper clippings, and memoranda. Contains records in French and English.

File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence regarding the effects of Bill C-58, and the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission programs in terms of television reception, coverage, and programming. Prominent correspondents include MP Jeanne Sauve, MLA Jack Kempf, and Senator Nancy Bell. Also includes a CRTC Public Announcement entitled "Master Antenna Television Systems," an opinion paper entitled "Help Stop Violence on T.V.," a petition to CFTK Television concerning the Canada Cup hockey tournament, a public announcement by Canadian Radio-Television concerning master antenna television systems, a petition concerning violence on television, a report entitled "A Positive Approach in British Columbia to Furthering Canadian Broadcasting Policies," a paper regarding foreign programming, photocopied newspaper clippings, and notes. Contains records in French and English.

File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence regarding the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission programs with television service extensions and improvements. Prominent correspondents include MPs Hugh Faulkner, and MP Gerard Pelletier. Includes engineering briefs concerning low-power television in Vanderhoof, and an English language television network transmitter for Fort Fraser. Also includes a booklet entitled "Engineering Study on the Provision of Second Service Television to the Communities of the Hazelton-Kitwanga Area," photocopied maps of the Fort Fraser area in British Columbia, a resolution by the Regional District of Bulkley-Nechako concerning television rebroadcasting, a "Northern News Agencies" newsletter, and memoranda.

File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence regarding Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission programs with television service extensions and improvements. Prominent correspondents include MPs Hugh Faulkner, and Gerard Pelletier. Also includes a report to the City of Prince Rupert Communications Committee, a report by the City of Prince Rupert Communications Committee, a proposed television schedule from Ten Television Limited in Vancouver, a report by Ten Television Limited entitled "Brief Description of British Columbia Programs to Be Produced Locally," diagrams of CFTK service areas, a brief by the British Columbia Division of the Community Planning Association of Canada, a submission by the Association for Public Broadcasting in British Columbia entitled "Communications in the Province of British Columbia," results of the Prince Rupert Jaycee Television Survey, photocopied newspaper clippings, notes, and telexes.

File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence in French and English regarding Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission programs with television service extensions and improvements. Prominent correspondents include MPs Hugh Faulkner, Gerard Pelletier and Houston mayor Basil Struder. Also includes a petition concerning television reception in northern British Columbia, a briefing note on the Cassiar Telecommunications Company Limited, decisions by the Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission concerning increased television reception in northern British Columbia, a report by the City of Prince Rupert Communications Committee, background information on the Teslin T.V. Service, original and photocopied newspaper clippings, notes, and memoranda.

File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence regarding the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission programs with television service extensions and improvements in the community of Atlin. Prominent correspondents include MPs Hugh Faulkner, Marcel Lessard, Ross Milne, Jack Davis, Gerard Pelletier, and Premier William Bennett. Also includes a report entitled ""T.V. comes to Atlin" a report entitled "Original Story Used in Afternoon Radio," a news release concerning improved television and radio reception, newspaper clippings, telexes, and memoranda.

File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence in French and English regarding the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission programs with television service extensions and improvements in the community of Dease Lake. Prominent correspondents include MPs Jeanne Sauve, and Marcel Lessard. Also includes a report entitled ""Canadian Communications Report: CP Director Reacts to Telecommunications Act," Canadian Communications Reports, an Atlin LPTV System equipment list, a notice of retention of the broadcasting engineering consultant, an information sheet entitled "Comparisons Between Proposed Services of CNT and Cassiar Telecommunications," an application entitled "Application for a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity for a Telecommunications Utility," a petition concerning support for the Cassiar Telecommunications Company, a report concerning a proposal for a public common carrier service, notes for a speech by Minister of Communications Jeanne Sauve at the annual meeting of Canadian Telecommunications Carriers Association in New Brunswick, photocopied newspaper clippings, notes, telexes, and memoranda.

File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence regarding general enquiries into communication protocols. Prominent people mentioned in the file are Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau and MP Jeanne Sauve. Contains records in French and English.

File consists of photographs of UNBC Communications Newsmaker of the Year 1993.

File is part of Gary Runka's "Communication Planner", a branded time and communications management system by Priority Management Systems. These "Communications Planners" include a page (or pages) for every contact Gary Runka communicated with. Listed on the contact's page are: contact information, related client job numbers, and a summary of the subject of and response to each communication with that individual. The Communication Planner system divides the contacts alphabetically by last name. These contacts can be cross-referenced to the client job files.

File is part of Gary Runka's "Communication Planner", a branded time and communications management system by Priority Management Systems. These "Communications Planners" include a page (or pages) for every contact Gary Runka communicated with. Listed on the contact's page are: contact information, related client job numbers, and a summary of the subject of and response to each communication with that individual. The Communication Planner system divides the contacts alphabetically by last name. These contacts can be cross-referenced to the client job files.

File is part of Gary Runka's "Communication Planner", a branded time and communications management system by Priority Management Systems. These "Communications Planners" include a page (or pages) for every contact Gary Runka communicated with. Listed on the contact's page are: contact information, related client job numbers, and a summary of the subject of and response to each communication with that individual. The Communication Planner system divides the contacts alphabetically by last name. These contacts can be cross-referenced to the client job files.

File is part of Gary Runka's "Communication Planner", a branded time and communications management system by Priority Management Systems. These "Communications Planners" include a page (or pages) for every contact Gary Runka communicated with. Listed on the contact's page are: contact information, related client job numbers, and a summary of the subject of and response to each communication with that individual. The Communication Planner system divides the contacts alphabetically by last name. These contacts can be cross-referenced to the client job files.

File is part of Gary Runka's "Communication Planner", a branded time and communications management system by Priority Management Systems. These "Communications Planners" include a page (or pages) for every contact Gary Runka communicated with. Listed on the contact's page are: contact information, related client job numbers, and a summary of the subject of and response to each communication with that individual. The Communication Planner system divides the contacts alphabetically by last name. These contacts can be cross-referenced to the client job files.

File is part of Gary Runka's "Communication Planner", a branded time and communications management system by Priority Management Systems. These "Communications Planners" include a page (or pages) for every contact Gary Runka communicated with. Listed on the contact's page are: contact information, related client job numbers, and a summary of the subject of and response to each communication with that individual. The Communication Planner system divides the contacts alphabetically by last name. These contacts can be cross-referenced to the client job files.

File is part of Gary Runka's "Communication Planner", a branded time and communications management system by Priority Management Systems. These "Communications Planners" include a page (or pages) for every contact Gary Runka communicated with. Listed on the contact's page are: contact information, related client job numbers, and a summary of the subject of and response to each communication with that individual. The Communication Planner system divides the contacts alphabetically by last name. These contacts can be cross-referenced to the client job files.

File is part of Gary Runka's "Communication Planner", a branded time and communications management system by Priority Management Systems. These "Communications Planners" include a page (or pages) for every contact Gary Runka communicated with. Listed on the contact's page are: contact information, related client job numbers, and a summary of the subject of and response to each communication with that individual. The Communication Planner system divides the contacts alphabetically by last name. These contacts can be cross-referenced to the client job files.

File is part of Gary Runka's "Communication Planner", a branded time and communications management system by Priority Management Systems. These "Communications Planners" include a page (or pages) for every contact Gary Runka communicated with. Listed on the contact's page are: contact information, related client job numbers, and a summary of the subject of and response to each communication with that individual. The Communication Planner system divides the contacts alphabetically by last name. These contacts can be cross-referenced to the client job files.

File is part of Gary Runka's "Communication Planner", a branded time and communications management system by Priority Management Systems. These "Communications Planners" include a page (or pages) for every contact Gary Runka communicated with. Listed on the contact's page are: contact information, related client job numbers, and a summary of the subject of and response to each communication with that individual. The Communication Planner system divides the contacts alphabetically by last name. These contacts can be cross-referenced to the client job files.

File is part of Gary Runka's "Communication Planner", a branded time and communications management system by Priority Management Systems. These "Communications Planners" include a page (or pages) for every contact Gary Runka communicated with. Listed on the contact's page are: contact information, related client job numbers, and a summary of the subject of and response to each communication with that individual. The Communication Planner system divides the contacts alphabetically by last name. These contacts can be cross-referenced to the client job files.

File is part of Gary Runka's "Communication Planner", a branded time and communications management system by Priority Management Systems. These "Communications Planners" include a page (or pages) for every contact Gary Runka communicated with. Listed on the contact's page are: contact information, related client job numbers, and a summary of the subject of and response to each communication with that individual. The Communication Planner system divides the contacts alphabetically by last name. These contacts can be cross-referenced to the client job files.

File is part of Gary Runka's "Communication Planner", a branded time and communications management system by Priority Management Systems. These "Communications Planners" include a page (or pages) for every contact Gary Runka communicated with. Listed on the contact's page are: contact information, related client job numbers, and a summary of the subject of and response to each communication with that individual. The Communication Planner system divides the contacts alphabetically by last name. These contacts can be cross-referenced to the client job files.

File is part of Gary Runka's "Communication Planner", a branded time and communications management system by Priority Management Systems. These "Communications Planners" include a page (or pages) for every contact Gary Runka communicated with. Listed on the contact's page are: contact information, related client job numbers, and a summary of the subject of and response to each communication with that individual. The Communication Planner system divides the contacts alphabetically by last name. These contacts can be cross-referenced to the client job files.