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APPLICATION FORA
WATER LICENCE
WATER ACT
(Section a)
|, James M. Lynch of

4810 Park Avenve,
Terrace, B.C. hereby apply
to the Comptrotler of Water
Rights for a licence io
divert and use water out of
Spring Creek which flows
south westerly and
ischarges Into Kalum
iver and give notice of my
application to all persons
affected.

The point of diversion
will be located at 4270 M

South and 140 M West ‘of |

N.E. Cor. B.L. 1172.

The quantity of water to
be diverted or stored Is 500
gal. per day.

. The purpese for which
the water will be used is
domastic.

The fand or mine én
which the water will be
used Is Lot 4 of Lot ADL,
1112 Plan 8691.

Acopy of this application
was posted on the 4 Sep.
fember, 1980 at the
proposed polnt of diversion
or site of the dam and on
the land or mine where the
water |s fo be used and two
coples will be filed in the
office of the Water
Recorder at Prince Rupert,
B.C,

Objections to this ap-
plication may be filed with
the said Water Recorder or
with the Comptroller of
Walter Rights, Parilament
Buildings, Victoria, B.C.,
within thirty days of the
date of the first publication
of the appileation.

-.The data of first
publication Is January 14,
1981,

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APPLICATION FORA
WATER LICENCE
WATER ACT
(Section 8)
|, Gerardus M. Bakker of
4612 Westview Orive
hereby apply to the
Comptroller of , Water
Rights for & licence to
divert and use water out of
Spring Creek which tlows
south westerly © and
discharges Into Kalum
River and glivenotice of my
application to all persons

affected.

‘The point of diversion
will be tocated at 420
meters south, 140 meters
w. of nw. cor. Dist. Lot
Wik

The quantity of water to
be diverted or stored is 500
gal.-day.

The purpose for which
the water will be used is.
domestic.

The land or mine on
which the water will be
used is Lot No.J of Lot A
Dist. Lof 1112 Plan 6891.

Acopy of this spplication —

waa posted on the 4th
September, 198 at the

proposed paint of diversion
re site of the dam and on
the land or mine where the
water Is to be used and two
copies will be filed In the
office of the Water
Recorder at Prince Rupert,
B.C.

Cbjections to this ap-
plication may be fled with
the sald Water Recorder or
with ihe Compirolter of
Water Rights, Parilament
Bulldings, Victoria, B.C.,
within thirty days of the
date of the first publication
of the applicatian.

The date of first
publication is January 14,

1981.
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APPLICATION FORA
WATER LICENCE
WATER ACT
(Section a)

|, Wilkam J. Wrigley of
R.R.No.3 Merkley Road,
Terrace, B.C. hereby apply
to the Comptroller of Water
Rights for a ficence to
divert and use water out of
Spring Creek which flows
south westerly and
discharges into Katum
River and give notice of my
application to all persons
affected.

The polnt of diversion ©
wil be located at 420 m S$.
and 140 m W. of N.E. cor.
DL. m2,

The quantity of water to
be diverted or stored is 500
gal. per day.

The purpose for which
the water will be used Is
domestic.

“The fand or mine on

which the water will be
used is Lot 1 of Lot A
D.L.1112 Plan 6691.

A copy af, this application |
was" posted |
September, 1930 at the
proposed point of diversion
or site of the dam and on

. the land or mine where the

waters to be used and two
copies will be filled In the
office of .the Water
Recorder at Prince Rupert,
B.C.

Objections fo this ap-
plication may be filed with
the sald Water Recorder or
wih the Comptroller of
Water Rights, Parliament
Bultdings, Victorla, B.C.,
within thirty days of the
date of the first publication
of ihe application. :

The date of first
publication is January 14,
1981.

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APPLICATIONFORA
WATER LICENCE
WATER ACT
(Section 8}

|, Wolfgang Kriegl of 4872
Sunset Drive, Terrace,
B.C. hereby apply to the
Comptrotier of Water
Rights. for .a licence to
divert and use water out of
Spring Creek which flows
south westerly and
discharges into Kalum
River and give notice'of my
application to all persons
affected.

The point of diversion
will be located at 420 mS.
40 m W. of N.E. cor.
D.L.1112, :

The quantity of water to
be diverted or stored is 500
gel. per day.

The purpose for which
the water wilt be used is
domestic.

The land or mine on
which the water will be
used Is Lot 2 of Lot A D.L.
1112 Pian 6891.

A copy af this. application’
was posted on the 4ih
September, 1980 at the
proposed point of diversion
or site of the dam and on
the land or mine where the
water Is 1o be used and two
coples witl be filed in the
office of the Water
Recorder at Prince Rupert,
B.C.

Objections to this ap-
plication may be flied with
the sald Water Recorder or
with the Comptroiler of
Water Rights, Partlament
Buildings, Victerla, B.C.
within thirty days of ‘the
date of the first publication
of the application.

The date af first
publication is January 14,

1981.
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635-40CO

The Herald, Wednesday, January 14, 198, Page

Two champs each
in boxing divisions

Except. for mid-
dleweight Marvin
Hagler, when you talk
about a champion of the
world in boxing, you are
talking about a fighter
who rules the world pre-
sided over by Jose
Sulaiman of Mexico,
head of the World Box-
ing Council, or by
Rodrigo Sanchez ‘of.
Panama, chief of‘ the
World Boxing
Association. ~

-Of 14 weight classes,
12 have two champloas,
including that ever-
popular mini flyweight
class, which has 4° 108-
pound limit and must
have been founded on
the premise there are’
fighters who are not big
enough to campaign in
the 112-pourd flyweight.

division.

The only two classes
not split by the WBC and

the WBA -are mid-: .

“dleweight — Hagler
defends that title next
Saturday night in
Boston against

Fulgencio Obelmejiasof .

Venezuela — ‘and
cruiserweight. The only
reason the cruiser-
weight (190 limit) is not-
"split is because the WBA
does not recognize the
division. ,

Twenty-six world

‘champions are’

ridiculous, A champion
is supposed to stand

“alone, the best of his

division.

But things are looking
up. There will be a

” aingle light heavyweight

champion decided Feb.

‘23 when WBC champion’
-Matthew Saad

Muhammad fights -
Eddie Mustafa Muham-
mad, the WBA champ,
at New York's Madison
Square Garden.

The junior welter-
weight title is scheduled
to be unified this year,
and by year's end there
could be single light-
weight and welter-
weight champions.

Saoul Mamby, the
WBC champion, and «
Aaron Pryor, the WBA .

” dng, aresigned to settle

who is the. real junior

_ welterweight champion.

The fight was scheduled ©
oi Feb, 7, but Pryor was
shot in the right forearm

- during an argument

with a woman.

Pryor -was. not
seriously hurt, and
Muhammad Ali Profes-
sional Sports, Inc. wants
to put the fight on its:
Feb, 23 Garden card,

But -Mamby doesn’t

. WBC title match with

‘or early April, The —
: champ Hilmer Kentj, a. -

* money.

~ want ‘to be over-
shadowed by such slars
as Tommy Hearns: and
the two Muhammads on
the Garden card, .and
‘Pryor is reported not too
wild about fighting
Mamby in his hometown |
of New York. =

MAPS wants to |

promote a fight’ for..:

universal. . lightweight |.

title recognition and has
taken a step toward this
goal, It will promote a

champion Jim Watt. of
Scotland against Alexis
Arguello of Nicaragua,.
probably as part of the
Muhammad AllJohn L.
Gardner show which |
appears headed for .
Honolulu in late March

winner would fight WBA

Detroit stablemate of
Hearns who fights for
MAPS. SO
Of course a fight
between welterweight
champions Sugar Ray
Leonard and Hearns
would be a major fight
in terms of interest and

The unbeaten Hearns,
who will defend the ~
_WBA title against
Wilfred Benitez on the ©
Feb, 23 card, says
Leonard is ducking him.

. ™

Most valuable player -
didn’t make playoffs oe

NEW YORK (AP) —
Quarterback Brian Sipe of
Cleveland Browns was
named Tuesday as the
National Football League's
most. valuable player for
1980 by the. Professional
Football
America,

Despite his brilliant

Writers of .

‘performance In regular”

season play, Sipe's last-

minute interception that -

ended Cleveland’s season
will be talked about

_ wherever he goes in. J961..".
 “T haven't seen the play, -'

but I bétter see a tape since

. People aren't going to stop
asking me about it,” said -

ot

oo iy British Columbia _
Buildings Corporation
Invitation to Tender

‘Sealed tenders, marked, 71408, “Motor Vehictes .
Exhavst System, Ministry of Transport. 8& Highways,

Stewart, B.C.,” will be recelved up fo 3:00 P.M.,

February Vih. 1983 and those available at that time’
willbe opened in public at 4827 Kelth Avenue, Terrace,

B.C. VEG 1K7. Tender Documents may be obtained at

the above address, Tenders must be filed on the forms

provided, In sealed, clearly marked envalopes.

Enquiries may be directed fo ihe Building Manager,

. Mr. M. Setzer, 4527 Keith Avenue, Terrace, 8.C. VG
1K7, telephone 638-1191 or Unit Techniclan, Mr. D.
Taylor, of the same address.

~~,

Pa

Sawmill

Supervision

Northwood Pulp and Timber Limited is
seeking experenced individuals to mest
current requirements in our Wood Products“

Division.

We require people with a good knowledge
of sawmill and/or planer mill operations. In
addition to general supervisory experience,
specialized knowledge in the areas of quality
control, kiln operation or shipping would be

desireable,

Northwood’s Wood Products Division Is
comprised of four sawmills located in Prince
George, Shelley. Upper Fraser and Houston, *
B.C. as well as waferboard ark! plywood
operations. In addition, the company oper-
ates a pulp mill with a major expansion prag-
ram currently underway and forestry and tag-
ging operations in the central interior of B.C.

We offer an attractive salary and benefits
program, including relocation assistance.

IF you have the skills we are looking for ’
and you wish to join an expanding organiza-
tion, please forward your resumé, ‘tn confi-
dence, to the Persénnel Supervisor — Timber
Division, at the address below. -

northwood

pulp and timber limited - '
P.O. Box 9000. Prince George, B.C. V2. 42

Phone 962.9614

Sipe, who was presented
the football writers’ Schick
Trophy at a luncheon. .

Two weeks ago in the =~

American Football . Con-

ference playofis, Cleveland
was trailing Oakland 14-12
but driving late in the
game, With. Jess “than a
minute left, the Browns
“had a second-down play
from the Raiders’ 13. In-'
siead of playing safe. and
running the ball to set upa

- field goal, Sipe-passed to

tight end Ozzie Newsome in
the end zone. But the bail

was intercepted by’ Mike .

Davis, ending the Browns'

Cleveland coach Sam
Rutigliano called the play,
although Sipe was in favor
of a more conservative
approach. But Sipe said‘
Tuesday he didn’t try to
talk his coach out of the
selection.

Endowed with great

leadership abilities, Sipe |.

carried the Browns to a
number of comefrom-
behind victories and the
AFC Central title this
season. Picked by many to
finish last in the division,
the Browns lost their first .

two games and were 23 :

after five games. But they
were 0-2 the rest of the way,
finishing ahead of Houstoh
Ollers and Pittsburgh
Steelers.

Sipe’s winning of the
award ended the two-year
reign of Earl Campbell, the

bruising running back with.’

the Qilers. Campbell
finished second in the
voting by the 300 members,

BRIAN SIPE
thal play again

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