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Pemberton Heights, has
vacancies for faur-year-olds
for the fall session. For
information call 985-5449 or
988-2007.

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High school students with
time to spare and share are
invited to call the Volunteer
Action Centre at 985-7138
for volunteer work helping
handicapped children and
adults, for helping senior
citizens -enjoy summer
Outings, and for working
in daycare

Preschool,

with children
centres. =<

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CUTIE.
Doris Orr at 987-9015.

CANADANCE, the exciting dance series, is
Theatre, starting October 5. The people at Presentation have been busy slikscreening .
t-shirts for it. Even Juno the dog is pleased with his colorful new shirt. The girls are:
from left to right, Trisha Mason, Janet Scully, Melanie Fosdick and, holding Juno,
Patti Graham. For information on Canadance call 986-4011. (Terry Peters photo)

Bingo every Monday night at
123 West 15 St.. North Van,
at 8 p.m. sharp. Sponsored
by the, Royal Canadian
Legion Branch 118.

Free Legal Aid to senior
citizens is available at Silver
Harbour Centre, 144 East
22nd Street, North Van, on
Tuesdays from 10:00 a.m.
Phone 980-2474 for an

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Spanial and part Poodle or Basset. She necds a home. If you can give her one call

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_. PUBLIC NOTICE
ROYAL COMMISSION OF
~~ INQUIRY INTO

URANIUM MINING

PUBLICHEARINGS

The following Commissioners were appointed in accordance with the:
British Columbia Public inquiries Act: oe

Dr. David V. Bates, Chairman -

Dr. James W. Murray -
8 ; Mr. Valter Raudsepp ~ a .
Within the Terms of Reference, the Commissioners are to inquire into
the adequacy of existing measures to provide protection in all aspects
of uranium mining in British Columbia. In particular, they are to ex-
amine the adequacy of existing Federal and Provincial requirements in
British Columbia for: oe ae . es
(a) The protection of the ‘health and safety of workers—

associated with exploration, mining and milling of uranium,
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(b) The protection of the environment, and
(c) The protection of the Public. —~

On ;

Library every Tuesday from
3:30 to 4:45 p.m.
Preregistration necessary.
Mental Heakh/Vancoever'’s
Community Friends’
program, providing one-to-
one friendship relationships,
requires. volunteers. Call
732-1288 between 9 a.m. and
5 p.m.

FOTRIESS.
NOM. F

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may be

mendations to the Lieutenant-Governor in Council for setting and
maintaining standards for workers and public safety, and for protec-
tion of the environment in respect to exploration, mining and milling
of uranium ores.

The Commissioners have completed their initial series of Community
Hearings and on-site inspections of uranium deposits. Further Com-

' munity Hearings will be scheduled early in 1980. .

PHASING OF TECHNICAL HEARINGS

The Technical Hearings are to be held in accordance with the follow-
ing schedule:

lL. OVERVIEW .
Natural Geochemical and Radiation Back-
ground and Deposits in British Columbia.

1979
September 25-28

il. EXPLORATION , October 2-5
ill. MINING : October 16-19
IV. MILLING AND CHEMICAL EXTRACTION ‘ October 30
; -November 2
Vv. WASTE DISPOSAL November 13-16;
20-23
Vi. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT December 4-7;
Biological Pathways, Groundwater, Surface 11-14
Water, Atmosphere, Reclamation, Long
Term Control, Monitoring and other matters
related to the Environment.
Vil. PUBLIC AND WORKER HEALTH 1980
PROTECTION January 8-11

Low Level Radiation, Heavy Metal Toxicity,
Dosimetry and Monitoring

SOCIAL IMPACT
Land Use Conflicts, Employment,
Community Impacts

ETHICAL QUESTIONS

January 22-25

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January 22-25

oT NSTI A GAA Et RE HELD
——F“DEVOWNSAIRE HOTEE.
Georgia Street, VANCOUVER, B.

JURISDICTION, REGULATIONS AND
ENFORCEMENT

VICTORIA (location to be advised)

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If required, additional Hearings will be held in March 1980.

Expert witnesses representing public interest groups, industry,
government ministries and agencies, will be appearing at the ap-
propriate Hearings.

For further information please contact the Executive Secretary at the
address below.

On behalf of the Commission
Brig. Gen. E. D. Danby (retired)
Executive Secretary

Royal Commission of Inquiry
into Uranium Mining

3724 West Broadwa
Vancouver, B.C. V6R 2C1
Telephone: (604) 224-2014