‘are cro t

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ry

cab.to. the Fire ‘Safety. “House

~ ~project.. for use in moving the

fire... safety ° education .device

from: point to:point. The: Fire-
fighters: ‘Association - will: be. re-
sponsible for upgrading’ ‘the ver a

ity. donates: truck
oFire Safety House

7 TERRACE - = - The city. has do-
Rated: a, 1979" ‘Ford one-ton crew

hicle by- repairing the transmis-
sion and giving it a: ‘coat -of
paint, but through -the- fire~
department’s annual. budget the |

city will take care of fuel, licenc=: ee
‘ing, insurance and basic: main- wae,

-tenance costs. ° at

rrace Review — Wednesday, September. 13,-1989

Part of the ‘appeal of the Skeena Valley Fall Fair is the
demonstration of equestrian skills that remind local people .
that the rural lifestyle is still alive and well in the Terrace
area.

CLASSIFIED

‘Terrace Fire Safety House project coordinator Ray Tremblay (left) recently received a dona-
tion of $1,750 from Pacific Northern Gas via Area Manager Ron Vanderlee. The Fire Safety
House js nearly complete and was bulit largely with donated materials and money and
volunteer help. But the job of local organizers is far from over: they will still need help in the
annual maintenance and operation of the Safety House which will be transported from
school to school to show children what to do in the event of a fire.

Golden Bear mine showing |
second quarter improvement

‘CROWN LAND FOR SALE
AGRICULTURAL PROPERTIES — NEAR TERRACE

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Palermo

The Ministry of Crown Lands, Skeena Region, is pleased to. an-

North American will

merchantible volumes of timber.

nounce the sale of three (3) intensive agricultural parcels in the
~ Chimdamash Loop area, northeast of Terrace, B.C.

Two of these parcels front along the Skeena River and all contain

SUMMARY OF CROWN LAND FOR DISPOSITION -

PARCEL NO. 1; LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Block G, District Lot 4780,
Range 5, Coast District; AREA: 3.22 ha .

- PARCEL .NO..2; LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Block H of District Lot 4780
and District Lot 7919, Range 5, Coast District; AREA: 5.37 ha -

PARCEL NO. 3; LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Block J, District Lot 4780,
Range 5, Coast District; AREA: 4.26 ha

The properties are offered for sale “as is”.

After a somewhat shaky year-
end for 1988, North American
Metals’ Golden Bear project
west of Dease Lake appears to
be gathering steam again.

_ The company’s second
quarter report for 1989 states ex-
penditures of $6.1 million dur-
‘ing the quarter in camp, access
road, construction and airstrip
work. North American chair-

ment;
deliver 84,879 ounces of gold to
Homestake at a rate of 2,000
ounces: per quarter from Oc-
tober 1990 to September 1995.
Homestake bought the gold for
$368.30 US, and North

American will be required to‘

deliver additional ounces if the
market price drops below $300

a combination of underground
and strip methods. The com-
pany says 67,000 tonnes of over-
burden waste have been re-
moved to date from the open pit
site and the underground works

are going ahead on schedule.

No dividends on outstanding
company shares will be paid un-
til the contracted gold deliveries
to Homestake have been com-

The Offer Opening is scheduled to be held on: DATE: October 12th,
1989; TIME: 2:00 p.m.; LOCATION: Ministry.of Crown Lands, Skeena
Regional Office, 3726 Alfrad Avenue, Smithers, B.C,

Those wishing to submit an offer are required to obtain acopy of the
Ministry's Information package. Al! offers must be submitted on the
Offer to Purchase forms provided by the Ministry of Crown Lands.
Alt offers Including Development Plans must be complete and sealed
in the attached envelope marked “Otter to Purchase — Chimdemash
Loop — Do not Open”.

NOTE: Offer to Purchase must be delivered before the closing date of

12:00 NOON, October 12th, 1989 to: J.R. Yardley, Regional Director,

' Ministry of Crown Lands, Skeena Region, 3726 Alfred Avenue, Bag

6000, Smithers, B.C. VOU 2NO, Phone: 847-7334.

All offers must be accompanied by a certified cheque ¢ or bankdraft:
tor $1,000.00.

during the delivery period.

Mining at Golden Bear will be pleted.

Hiking club plots
end-of-season treks

A more strenuous hike up
Bornite Mountain, estimated dt
six hours for the round trip, will

man Robert Hunter describes
the improvements as
“dramatic’’.

The company ran into cash
flow problems last year after
development costs overran
estimates by about $30 million:
During the second quarter of
this year North American struck
a deal with Homestake Mining
of California for forward sales

‘The Terrace Hiking and
Nature Club has two more
outings planned for September.

noted above.

.. Late offers or cash deposits will not be accepted.

information packages containing the Offer to Purchase forms may
be obtained from the Smithers Crown Lands Office at the address

10/4

Ministry of Crown Lands

BCAG sienna ronee
. C Honourable Howard Dirks, Minister

of gold totalling $31 million,
enabling it to liquidate a bank
debt and finance development
costs of its 50 percent share in
the.Golden Bear property. —
The other stakeholder in the
venture is Chevron Minerals.

-Unider the forward sale agree: .

On Sept. 17 an easy walk is
set, between two and three hours
to Clearwater Lakes. Hikers will
meet at the Terrace Public
Library at 10 a.m. Betty Bell is
the leader, and more informia-
tion is: available from" her at
635-2383, ee

. depart from the library at 9 a.m.

Sept. 24. Jorma Jyrkkanen will
be leading this one.

‘Club members report that at
their next meeting the speaker
will be Bob Childs from the B.C,
Forest Service recreation depart-

iient. oe

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