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Terrace Review — Wednesday, June 13, 1990 Al5

DEASE LAKE, BRITISH
COLUMBIA INTITES
OFFERS TO PURCHASE |
cof ‘| COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL .
_ i _ ' CROWN LAND —
a: Thé Ministry of Crown Lands in-
vites offers to Purchase — five
Commerclal/Industrial lots fron-
ting the east side of Highway 97
located south of the Boulder
Avenue intersection and wiihin
the Dease Lake Townsite.

The lots occupy a. highly visible
location on Highway 37. Each of |
the flve lots are vacant and
unimproved, and range in size
from 1.942 hectares (4.80 acres)
to 2.025 hectares (5.00 acres).

Prospective Purchasers are in-
vited to request Information
packages (detailing the terms
and conditions) of the sale by
contacting: Ed Opal, Manager of
Devalopment and Marketing,
Ministry of Crown Lands, Bag
5000, Smithers, B.C., VOJ 2N0.
Telephone 847-7334 or Fax (604)
847-7556.

“MINISTRY OF

_ Honourable Daye.

_ : The weather held up and the bikers showed up. It was the annual ride for sight, and motorcyclists from all over |
[ En the Northwest rode from Terrace to Hazelton Sunday, raising over $6,000 in the process for eye research.

charity.

| | Move | Bikers roar offi d

f Bases SS |

| HEE | ikers roar off In a good cause

a PROVINCE OF . , _

A BRITISH COLUMBIA by Harriett Fjaagesund fast at the Thornhill Fire Hall James Gilham of Terrace and the Ride goes to the RP (Retini-

7 MINISTRY OF — = Sunday morning, and, of Tom Luscombe of Vanderhoof tis Pigmentosa) Research foun-

4 EAS RAYS. This past weekend Northwest course, the ride to Hazelton. in the $500 range; Pirjo McPhail dation. Ride for Sight, which

tt NORTH WEST REGION motorcyclists descended on Ter- —_— Eighty people registered for of Vanderhoof in the $750 first began in 1979, has develop-

+ Invitation to Tender race for the llth annual nation- the Ride, run in stages since a range; and Gary McAvory of ed into the largest event of its
a | Project No.: PM589-5 wide Ride for Sight. Hosted by ‘mass ‘run -of 80-motorcycles: is Terrace.a- whopping $1,118.00! kind in the world for a single

simply not practical. The final |Donor money raised through
tally isn’t in yet, but approx-
imately $1,000 was raised at the
auction and another $6,000 in
donations. .
Several people outdid them-
selves in collecting donations.
Ross Little of Fraser Lake col-
lected in the $250 range; Bob
Compton of Prince George,

Location: Bob Quinn Lake/Blue
River - Highway #37

Description: The hourly supply
of specific equipment to be used
in the construction of an airstrip
and bridge approaches at Bob
Quinn Lake and at Blue River
Bridge on Highway 37. The
equipment is to consist of
scrapers, crawlers, graders and
‘compactors.

Sealed tenders, completed in ac-
cordance wiih Conditions of
Tender on the forms provided,
will be recelved by the Ministry
of Transportation and Highways
at #400-4546 Park Avenue, Ter-
race, 6.C.,, V8G 1V4 Phone
. 638-3338 Fax 638-3441 until 2:00
fal p.m. (local time) on June 26 1990,
el when tenders will be opened in
“| public.
"A security deposit/surety bid
bond will not be required (In ac-
cordance with the conditions of
the tender.)

the Roadrunners Motorcycle
Club, the Ride was most defi-
nitely a success. Even the
weather cooperated!

' The weekend agenda included
a Motorcycle Rodeo and
Show’n’Shine at the Terrace
Arena Saturday afternoon, an:
auction and dance at the Legion |
that evening, a pancake break--

[ Look
What’s
Cookin’ ...

Due to popular
demand we extend
the whole fresh
lobster special for
the month of JUNE

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A pre-tender meeting will not be
held. :
Tender document complete with

envelope, plans, specifications
and conditions of tender are

Whole fresh east
coast LOBSTER

flown in weekly

available free of charge from the
Ministry of Transportation and
Highways #400-4546 Park,
Avenue, Terrace, B.C., V8G 1V4
638-3338 betweem the hours of
8:30 p.m to 12:00 p.m., and 1:00
p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday to Fri-
day, except holidays.

_Where required, payment for
contract documentation shall be
oo 4, made by certified cheque or
rh money order, made payable to
“ya the Minister of Finance and Cor-
: porate Relations. All purchases
uf are non-refundable.
Sent For further. information contact:
2 ed K.L. Higgins, Project Manager at
ol (604) 638-3375, of fax (604)
ae 638-3546

for your pleasure.

Don’t Forget Dad!
Book now for
Father’s Day

SPECIALS

Whole Fresh Lobster — $19.95
Roasted Wild Boar — $19.95
Stuffed Leg of Lamb Florentine — $14.50
Lobster Crepes Newburg — $74.95

Tourismis big business ... bringing serious dollars into our city!
These dollars translate Into hospitality and service related
businesses and jobs for our young people. Terrace and area
is renowned for its magnificent scenery ... and visitors will
keep coming back when they feel welcome. Chris Hyland,

4 | acrew leader for Pacific Northern Gas, came to Terrace to ;
aa Nacesearily be ay oepted will not Ask about our Banquet Facilitias! We cater in our downstairs locanan from visit his uncle 11 years agoll Chris enjoys the easy pace of a

; . Urere : 60 - 160 peaple. MUSIC AND LARGE DANCE FLOOR A SPECIAL FEATURE! living ... and Is glad to see residents and businesses working ° -
. 4 . — | For more Information and reser vations call: to clean up and beautify the city! a

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Excellent bullding fot in desirable
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