* Walp eae’

> ByMARY ANN BURDETT
'” Bivé Branch members
and six members of the
Ladies Avzilliary travelled

® Stewart on the weekend -

¥ April 11-12 to’ partigipate

mm the zone meeting and:

seminar, The zone meeting

‘ ok place on the Saturday

morning with the highlights

yeing the. election of zone |

_ Mficera,. Elected were .as
‘ollows: Ron, Gowe from
Terrace aa Zone
commander: Mary Ann

; Burdett from Terrace ai.
Deputy Zone Commander

“POLICE -

NEWS" UT
hy a result of information

Jeceived, Terrace RCMP

save charged Loran Popoff —

Ww Terrace with breaking
ind entering, beeaking out,
und “possession of stolen
woperty. The charges stem’
‘rom a theft of supplies

rom Al and Mac's. Hard .

rare Store over the

veekend. Approximately .

3,500 worth of tools: have
een recovered. =.

_It will be mainly cloudy
today with a few scattered
showers around the valley.
The high will be 10 degrees

’ Calsius, the low three

degrees. Tomorrow will be
pvercast with periods of

Al Larson from Stewart as
Vice Chairman and Kelih

From . the Ladies

Auzilliary Jeanne Dixon

' was re-elected for a further

two year term as Zone
Representative.

Congratulations to‘ all the

‘meeting indicate that the

seminar. conducted by

executive council officer

from Cloverdale, Jack

\\ ‘Jolleys '. ‘was: .. well
~Commiand ~_
Officer Fred Wynn - and

: Japan wasted:
by! nuclear leak |

TOKYO. “tary Fi’
_ markets in western Japan |
_ because ofa fear that a

worthwhile,
Command Secretary Larry

Harrison were well recetvpd *
by the folk in attendance:
and much knowledge was
there to be gained “by

had no serious problema
finding seating
accommodation.
were several items: of
interest on the agenda not
the Jeast of which was the

cover charge issue. The

‘pesult of extended
idlecussion. was that the

cover charge has been

—Legion News—

There | Bureay, said an unreported.
overflow’ of radioactive
water March 8 wes,’ “in i

of radioactive —

relegue,”” the worst ever in”

Japan's nuclear power i

remaved |

“ Legidn
Convention ~’ ‘in’ Prince

George commencing 31 May‘
' through June 4.- “Comrades:
D.- Mallett, M. Burdett'and :
‘K. Trask will: be’ attending .
that.” function with -

Comrades J. Davis and0.A.
Kaulbeck as alternates,
just # reminder to

~ membera who may be

signing’ the papers to

“sponaor a new member into
“the Branch and Royal
Canadian’ Legion -
‘ascertain.

appleation.

please
‘that: the

form: is

radioactive leak at 8 .nu-
‘clear plant may have com

taminated marine life inthe
A senlor government
official, Dr. Fumio Amano

of the’ Nuclear Safety

terms .

; Government ine :

“effective
immediately. , ‘Delegates ©
were selected. for «the
-Provincial

* vestigators | ,

hee

completely ‘a ‘and properly

filled out, If the form is .
incomplete it‘ means delays:
in the processing of the

application’ which may
cause inconvenience to the

“applying member. It also |
means additional work-and - :

inconvenience to the
nem!

3 chairperton .
“who already has a heavy
whek load and limited tine.

If the paperw are completely .
. filed out. the application
will be handled swiftiy and

with a minimum of effort

and. everyone will be.

pa ot least ch one
"en tink:

‘checking

i rch m9 to

"Brewed io an original process _

- dating back to 1377,
Standard’s got a satistying
mellow flavour. Brewed to

_ please a B.C. taste using only —
the choicest hops and
Canadian malts. —

seem were Bevel ee

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- friends for life le

The Canadian Red Cross Society

Dia a pee Erk EY ER lg Ap Tp tes Ps

The Herald, Tuesday, April 21, 1981, Paie 2

“Ana the 2 edvertisainent’ for Cold Lake Resources
; Incorporation there was‘a typographical error. .
‘MAP NO, ‘ToMH 2 EAST BLOCK A read 45,56,55,56.
ond should have read. 45, 46, 55; 56.

«Below is the ad In Its entirety with the correction,

COAL ACT -
~” SECTION 16°

- Netice: 5 is Bereby given that purevant fo Section wo.
Coal Act 1974 Cold Lake Resources Incorporation,
: y. Mould,..Suite 1102 --~750 West Pender, ‘
: ‘Vancouver, B.C., have applied to tha Ministry of - 7:
“Energy, Mines and .Patroleum for coal licenser
tituated In the Canstor Land District a follows:

INAS. MAP NO. 104A 16 WEST

BLOCK

OLA ats 25,26 38 28; 45,4655, $4: #57:
50; 63,64, 73,74) 65, 66, 75, 76; 67,68, 77, 70: 07, 88, 97,

r e, », #, 100.

‘MAP NO, 104H 1 WEST

- BLOCK

D9, 10, 19, 20.

oy _ MAP NO. 1084 2 EAST.

‘BLOLR *-,

AL 211,983 21, 22, 39, Ms 23, 24,34, 44; 49, 44, $3, Sa :
45;:45, 5, 56) 65, 84,75, 76: 67, 68,77, 705 9.70, 79, OOF J

WG. .-97, We WF, W, 9, 100.
BLOCK

. # v 10, Ww, 20.

“ERRATUMte COAL ACT
, _ SECTION 6

Agent—Anitiony Mould

FOR SALE BY OWNER

Unique design 2 yr. old home on bench. 2
bedraoms with den or 3 bedrooms, w-w. §
carpet. large living room, natural river
rock fireplace, large dining room, bulif- &
ins In kitchen, central vacuum system. -&
Enclosed garage. Good view from 3
sundecks. Phone 635-4905

~ MANAGEM ENT
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Challenging career position avaliable with an ol ..
Canadian consumer credit - Company.

Tf you:
_ enjoy work Involving public contact ;
—have-.a grade. 12 level education -

—ot least-4 - 54 years business experience would
“be an-assat.. .

We provide: _

_ thorough training.
‘ —good’ premotional copertuity
“excellent salary & benefits,

3

- For anappointment to dicuss a rewarding future
please telephone: Dennis Erewar or Malt Laing at
635-4318, TRADERS GROUP LIMITED, an
~ Lakehe ave.

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