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i—eompanies have heen formed | in B.C. during the last six

Today's exploration pro-. gram can mean a new mine, perhaps a new town, as well as employment for a Vancou-

longshoreman, a far-off factory worker or a Victoria salesman

“It’s not: just a question of finding minerals, says Mr. Burton.

“Set me down anywhere ia B.C. and I’ find mineraliza- tion. Whether # can be eco. nomically developed is the MORTALITY 18 HIGH

In the attempt to find the answer, a mushrooming num-

of small companies play a te role. -

Thomas Elliott, manager of the B.C. and Yukon Chamber of Mines, estimates more than 300 small mining expforation

months. : “It is these small compa- nies that carry the impetus

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Public Works

OTTAWA ((CP) —’ Public

Construction and Engi- neering Lid., St. John’s, Nfid., $20,996, wharf repairs, Carbon- eau, Nfld. .

Eveleigh, Comfort Ceve, Nvid.\ $23,420, wharf, Cards Haror, ‘Nfid.

Gid Sacrey Lid., Woodstock,

RCMP, “Forteau, Nfid.

H. C. Simms Ltd., Bay Verte, Nfid., $20,319, fish holding unit, Harbor Round, Nfid.

Avalon Construction and. En-

$15,800, mo repairs, New

Chelsea, Nfid. a Nova Scotia Waterproofers

Nfid., $23,720, prefab units for Que

Ltd., Halifax, $17,874, repairs to exterior walls, Bedford Institute of Oceanography, Dartmouth, | NB. ‘ Eddy Brown’s Transport and | Demolition, Charlottetown, P.E. I., $31,200,, dredging, Seuris, P.E.I. . ; Comeau Savole Construction Ltd., Caraquet, NB; $21,100, reakwater repairs, Petit. Ro- cher, N.B. ; Price Construction (1960) Ltd. Moncton, N.B., $19,680, wharf repairs, Welshpool, N.B. Continental Electrique Ltee., Sept Mles, Que., $15,572, _ elec- trical work, Blane Sablon, La Tabatiere, Mutton Bay, Har, rington; Natashquan' and Min- gan, Que. Quiron and Carrier, General Levis, Que., $27,-

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Quiron and Carrier, General Contractors, Levis, Que., $15,500 shed repairs, Pointe aux Bas- ques, Que. i

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court Engr., Nicolet, Que., $23,-|-

975, retaining wall, Saint-Mate- sur-Richelieu, Que.

“Big money is- tough " says Mr. Elliott.

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