Province of British Columbia _ | Honourable Nell Vant, Minister - INVITATION TO TENDER PROJECT NO. mM: 5596-0023 - ‘Crushed Granular Aggregate in. Stockpile, ‘Casslar. Access, #5334. (New #2122),‘Alrstrip #5347: (New: #2134), Alger: Greek a5310- ‘Mew #2096), Stikine Highways District. The contractor shall produce or supply and provide in stockpile 5,000. af : cubic maters of.16 mm Winter Abrasive Aggregate at the Cassiar Ac- _ceas pit, 10,000 cuble metres of 19mm High Fines Surfacing crushed | granular aggregate at the Alrstrip pit, 10,000 cubic metres of 19mm... High Fines Surfacing, 10,000 cubic metres of 25 mm Well Graded: | ‘Base, and:10,000 cubic metres of 76 mim Well Graded Base at the. Aiger pit. : Previewing of Pits — Arreirigements can be made through Mr. D. 7 Stead, District Highways Manager at Dease Lake, B.C. (phone . . 771-4511). Pit preview wiil be on June 22, 1989. . Documentation is available for the sum of. $16.00, and: Is also. available from the Stikine Highway District Office, Dease Lake, B.C. ~(Phone 771-4511). ‘Tenders will be opened on: : Thursday, July 13, 1988 at 2: 00 p.m. at 940 . Blanshard Street, Victoria, B.C. 387-1411. Tenders must be accompanied bya Surety Bid ‘Bond or Cortifted Deposit Cheque In accordance with the Instructions to Bidders. SEALED TENDERS, completed in accordance with the Instructions —S . = TFe Ministry of Transportation and Highways Giving You the Freedom to Move oe ‘to Bidders on the forms and in the envelopes provided, will be recelv- - ed by the Ministry of Transportation and Highways at 940 Blanshard Street, 4th Floor, Victoria, B.C., VW 3E6, unless otherwise specified, .__ up to 2:00 p.m. (local Victorla time) on the day.of the tender ‘opening, us at which time tenders will be opened in public. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. “Tender forms with envelopes, plans, specifications, and conditions _ ’ of tender can be obtained from the Ministry of rar epertation and. 6 (telephone. .. ‘Highways, 940 Blanshard Street, Victorla, B.C. V8W 3 387-1411), and for the convenience of lower. mainland Contractors ' only, from 7818 6th Street, Burnaby, B.C.,.V3N 4N8 (telephone 680-8260), unless otherwise specified, between the hours of 8:30 a.m. 7 and 4:30 p. m. Monday to Friday, except holidays. The Ministry “General Specifications for Highway Construction," to. | which the construction of tie contract shall. conform, are also J available for the sum of $40.00 Payment, “as and when: required, “for project documentation: ‘and Ministry “General Specifications for Highway Construction” can be a made through any Highways District Office. 7 Cheques or money orders shall be made payabla to the Minister of | able. ; . MLV. COLLINS : DEPUTY MINISTER " meltye Bove. cy of rie ‘The City of Terrace | INVITES YOUR TENDER BIDS . Province of British Columbia Minisiry of Transportation and Highways ' Honourable Nail Vant, Minister Giving You the Freedom to Move HIGHWAYS — - TENDERS Electoral District: Skeena’ _ Highway District; Skeena Project or Job Number: C-5177 - Project or Job Description: Gravelling and asphalt surfacing {Including a Snow Wing), Serial #°82V7315 of 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m." - — where is" basis. Finance and Corporate Relations, ‘No such. purchases: are refund. . FOR & 1976 120 CAT GRADER The grader is located ot. the Mechanical Shop, Public Works Yard, £903 Graham Avenve and can be viewed on: June 13th, 16th and 19th, 1989 between the hours This grader will be sold on an “as Is Ministry of Transportation. and Highways Honourable Noll Vant, Minister. Glving You the Freedom to Move PUBLIC NOTICE LOAD RESTRICTIONS Effective 12:01. am., Thursday, - June 08, 1989 and until further notice Telegraph Creek Road is’ limited to 100% of legal. axle loading as set by the regulations pursuant to the Commerical Transport Act. an Previous restrictions imposed remain in effect, namely: 100% legal axle loading: High- way W37 from Deltaic Creek to Yukon..Border, Casslar Access, Dease Lake Townsite, Atlin Highway, Atlin Townsite, O’Don- Road” Road, Surprise Lake ad. All term overload permits are in- valld for the duration of this restriction. Violators of the -| regulations and restrictions will be prosecuted. Appropriate percentages of the - tolerance provided in subsection -7.06(2) of the regulations pur- suant to the Commercial Trans- port Act are applicable. ; District Highways Manager For: Honorable Neil Vant Minster of Transportation - and Highways DATED: June 06, 1989 AT: Dease Lake, B.C. hurled about 135 feet — D.P. Stead . LAND Tit LE ACT IN THE MATTER of Duplicate Certificate of Title No. F3360 to Lot 19, District Lot 837, Range 5, Coast District, Plan 5874. WHEREAS, proof of loss of Dup- . licate. Certificate of Title No. F3360 to the above described land, Issued In the name(s) of Kendall Properties Ltd. has been tiled in this office, notice is hereby: given that | shail, at the ‘expiration date of two weeks from the date of first publication hereof, issue a. Provisional Cer: tificate of Title In lieu of the sald. Duplicate, unless in the mean- time valid objection be made to me In writing. DATED at the Land Title Office, Prince Rupert, B.C. this 5th day of dune, 1988. Terry Dinnell Registrar DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION ‘Wednesday, June 7, 1989. whey rerace Review — —_Wedneiday, June 14, 1989, 8 mo ~ MINE EXPLOSION - — continued from page 1 end of the tunnel. On their way, a little less than half _. way.down the tunnel, Weber ~ and Sawatsky would pass a powder magazine. But as just as the pair turned the corner all four heard a ‘small bang’’,a sound they all. recognized — the detonation of a blasting cap on a ‘‘B’’ line. ’ Anderson explains that'a “B’’ line consists of several fuses ~ linking several explosive charges and is connected by a blasting cap which is detonated’ by a main fuse. Five seconds later, an estimated 2,900 sticks of ‘dynamite exploded. The blast created a 2,500-degree C. fireball, an expert from Cana- dian Industrial Laboratories {explosives manufacturer) testified at the inquiry. As Anderson described the - scene, the concussion of the ex- plosion threw bodies against the rock walls of the tunnel killing and injuring them. He says he was told later that Weber was he died on impact. Sawatsky was thrown only 10 feet but he too died on impact., Anderson: himself, who had some protec- tion due to the bend in the tun- _ nel, was thrown about 60 feet into a rock face and suffered multiple fractures. Cassidy was uninjured and the rock driller- suffered from smoke inhalation. Anderson says there was a lot of smoke following the explo- sion and it was necessary to evacuate immediately. But there ” were no stretchers underground. He was driven out over the rough surface of the tunnel bot- tom in the bucket of a front end loader. He. was then driven to the first aid station and lifted out by helicopter about 20 minutes later. Because of the suspicious nature of the blast, Anderson says, he and at least three other mine employees were given lie detector tests by the RCMP, and one was questioned while under hypnosis. All of them passed the tests, he says. After that experience, Ander- son says, he will never work, . underground again. He was ask- ed about other conditions in the mine and offered the following information -- some of which Newhawk has since taken steps to correct. Wolsey says shortly before. the inquiry stretchers km 42, Kalum Lake Road #3 (Clear Creek Bridge Approaches) The Tender sum for this project Is to include applicable Federal and Provincial sales tax. Tender Opening Date: June 15, 1 : Tender Opening Time: 10:30 a.m Tender documents with enve- lope, plans, specifications and conditions of tender are avall- able free of charge ONLY from Ministry of Transportation and . Highways, Sulte 300 - 4546 Park 4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday, ex cept Holidays. Phone number of originating of. flee: 638-3360 Telex number of origination of- tice: FAXCOM: 638-3316 Tenders will; be opened at Highways, Skeena District Of- fice, Sulte 300, 4646 Park Avenue, Terrace, B.C., V8G 1V4. | Date highway iv atric s Mana for: H Honcurable Nell Vent Minietry of Tran ation Sf : and Highways Avenue, Terrace, B.C., V8G 1V4: between the hours of 8:30 arid. Ministry of Transportation and The highest, or any price will not ‘necessarily be accepted. The suc- cessful bidder must make full pay- ment within 15 days of approval of sole Bids are to be submitted: Ina seal- ed enveloped marked: "TENDER — 120 CAT GRADER" To the atiention of: John W. Colongerd, Director of Operations, 5003 Graham Avenue, ‘Terrace, B.C. (mailing address of 3215 Eby Street). All bids must be received no loter than: 3:00 p.m. on Thursday, June ‘22, 1989. dohn Ww. Colongard, Director of Engineering Too Late To Classity Babysltterfhousskeeper to begin In September for two children, 9% months and 3 years in my home, Must have vehicle and references. All schoo! holidays off. $36/day. Phone 635-5865 after 4 p.m. travel trailer, $1,000 firm, 1875 hrysier, shape, $750 firm. View at 6189 Ackroyd Road of phone | Sr6-0602. Ask for Gene orEd. 7i6p B/28p For sale — 1G6-ft. self-contained — Employment Opportunities’ YOUTH WORKER Terrace & District Community Services Society is seeking an energetic, dynamic person to fill the position of Youth Worker at Lakelse Junior High. This person shall act as a resource to both the teaching staff and students. DUTIES INCLUDE: counselling, development of extracur- ricular activities, and fleid trips, development and supervision of work experience placements; Ilalson with parents, other agencies, and support to students. QUALIFICATIONS: High school graduate with post- secondary training In the social services field, i.e. (H.S.W. diploma or similar designation) or equivalent experience. This person should be a team player, have excellent communica- tion skifls; be able to work with young people and support them In their academic endeavours. He/she must also undergo a criminal record check and possess a valid drivers cense. SALARY RANGE: $1 500St, 800 per month for a 10 month period, Closing Date: June 19, 1989 For further information contact Betlef Beck at 635-3178. Resumes complete with 3 references should be sent to: Detlef Beck, Administrator Terrace & District Community Services Society #1 + 3216 Eby Street, Terrace, B.C. V8G 2X6 were placed in the mine. “and ne Anderson says they now: have a © telephone system so workers can - summon help in an emergency. But “powder .magazine’’ isn’t necessarily what it’s imagined to be. He's not: familiar with other mining operations, but Ander- son says that at Newhawk this term refers to open wooden shelyes containing boxes of dynamite, blasting caps and fuses at various points in the mine. Ventilation in the mine is very poor, He says mining operations had to be shut down one day due to the quantity of “You Tock dust in the air. couldn’t see anything,’’ he says. “Even the gum I was chewing was full of dust.’’ ; And finally, the ‘money’s good: “You can easily. clear $5,000 a month.”? But anyone can get a job. Anderson says you need no experience and no references. Anderson himself was hired just before his Grade 12 graduation ceremonies and ‘was on the job only a few days | ‘later. And after a short tour of the mine, ‘‘So you don’t get lost,”” a worker can be on his own. ; And the explosion at Newhawk isn’t the only incident to come: under investigation in recent months, In early January, Stewart Husband of Terrace died when. he was apparently crushed by a loader. Wolsey says another inquiry is scheduled to investigate the circumstances of that accident. Tomorrow, an in- quest will be held in Stewart to find the cause of an accident at Skyline’s Johnny Mountain gold mine that killed 19-year old Ter- Tace resident Kelly McKew, We've Touched the Heart of Someone You Know. B.C. Heart Foundation THE SIGN OF A GOOD BUSINESS NEIGHBOR .. . THE SIGN OF A MERCHANT WHO CARES. ABOUT PEOPLE ... This emblem Identifies the civie-minded businessmen who sponsor Velame Wig. In the community. - Terry Kendell 638-8178 - ke ViMiddleton 635-5672 - tele * wee ee Se QT Te eee er meee wee eM or me Sag et pee oe fee ma eng aes Sp