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08-22-2006, 08:19 PM
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searching for obits In archives
in the second week in September, I have to go to another city and do an obit check to see if I can find an obit for the father of my daughter.
He died a long time ago.Big city ( Vancouver). So, anybody have an experience with this? How to go about it? Should I just show up at the newspaper office and ask to access their obit archives? Anybody got any help for me? I'd really appreciate it. thanx dmca 
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08-23-2006, 12:35 AM
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[font="Comic Sans MS"]I went straight to the vancouver library, they have all the newspapers there on micro fiche.
If you have the name and know the date, I can check on line for you, see if I can save you a trip. Have got membership on there so can search the archives..... I can get them on line through there from may 2002 forward  let me know, Cheryl
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