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- GOLD POUR at Cheni Gold Mines Inc. The gold/silver ore has
given 12 per cent higher grades than anticipated, but is expected
to be mined out in the spring of 1991. |

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JOHN-WILL KEATING, now 10 years old, did this illustration for
the 1989 Northern Mining Conference held in Smithers.

Minerals North
Conference

sion.
* Mines In The Making Session.

* Eskay Creek Geology Session
— which will be of particular in-
terest to geologists and prospec-
tors.

Northern mines, service com-
panies and government organ-
izations will have a variety of ex-
hibits on display. As well, aerial
tours, field trips to the Premier
Gold mine site, and a curling
funspiel will combine with tradi-
tional Stewart hospitality to pro-
vide an informative and enjoy-
able time for all in a true mining
town.

Further information and re-
gistration forms can be obtained
by contacting the District of
Stewart at 636 - 2251 (FAX 636

_. Stewart, British Columbia will
be the site of the third annual
Minerals North conference April
10th to 12th. Following on the
heels of two successful annual
meeting in Terrace (1990) and
Smithers (1989), the conference
will include talks, social ac-
tivities, and exhibits for miners,
a ‘prospectors, businessmen, geo-
logists, planners, politicians,
; and the general public.
_ The conference and exhibition
is being organized by the District
of Stewart, Ministry of Energy,
Mines and Petroleum Resour-
‘ces, Ministry of Regional and
Béonomic Development, and the
Regional District of Kitimat-
Stikine. There will be four con-
ference sessions with more than

enty talks:
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Mineral In ustry verview fice of the Ministry of Energy,
_ Session. Mines and Petroleum Resources

: * Northern Mines Review Ses- at 847 - 7383 (FAX 847 - 7603).

Asupplement to the Terrace Review

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STEWART
British Columbia
"GATEWAY TO THE GOLDEN TRIANGLE"

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Stewart is a community poised to play a lead role in the economic
development of northwestern British Columbia. Canada’s "most
northerly ice-free port" is located at the crossroads of international
markets and the resource-rich interior of northwest B.C. You are ;
invited to explore growth potential in transportation, forestry, mining
and tourism.

For additional
information, contact:
Tony Goode
District of Stewart
- Box 460 a
Stewart, British Columbia
Canada VOT 1W0
Phone: (604) 636-2251
FAX: (604) 636-2417

District Of Stewart

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See you at the Minerals North Conference
_ in Stewart April 10 - 12,1991! :

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