8 THE CHRONICLE - MOUNTAINEER, Tumbler Ridge, B.C., Wed., Dec. 7, 1983

‘SuperValu opened its doors on December 1, 1983

with Mr. Pat Walsh, Commissioner of Tumbler
Ridge cutting the ribbon. Assisting Mr. Walsh
I

were:

(r-1), Gordon Rothwell,

Carol Evin, Ken

Cromarty, Scott Westgate, Chris Hinks and Nick

Sackney.

Junior ‘A’; Montreal Metro
Junior ‘A’, Eastern Pro
League Long Island, New
Haven and Florida.
PLAY FOR WHAT
OLDTIMER TEAM:

Tumbler Ridge
! Coaltimers; London

Oldtimers.

_» POSITION: left wing

| SWEATER NUMBER: 7
SHOOTS: left

SPORTS PROFLE
PLACE OF refereeing.
RESIDENCE: Tumbler FAVORITE NHL
Ridge TEAM: Edmonton
PROFESSION: _ sheet FAVORITE NHL
metal worker PLAYER: Rocket Richard
“MARITAL = STATUS: DAILY ROUTINE: to
married work at 7:00 a.m.; home at
' NUMBER OF 7:00 p.m., then service
CHILDREN: two calls seven days a week.
‘EDUCATION: _ secon- FAVORITE VACATION
dary school SPOT: Florida
HOCKEY FAVORITE BOOK
BACKGROUND: 0O.H.A. READ OR NOW
Junior ‘B’, London, On- READING: Penthouse
lario; Ottawa Valley PHILISOPHY OF LIFE:

when you gei the open net
‘shoo Lo score’.

FAVORITE ACTOR:
Jack Lemon

Favorite Aciress: Linda
Evans

FAVORITE TV SHOWS:
Hill Sireet Blues, sports
shows.

FAVORITE MOVIES:
The Good, the Bad and the
Pa

AGOER I T E*eeT V
T'S: Hockey, football

NICKNAME:
Island
BEST MEMORIES:

Long

Being part of the team that

won the Canadian Fastball
Championship, London
Dukes:

FAVORITE SNACKS:
cheese and crackers.

FAVORITE DRINKS
(alcoholic or non-
alcoholic): Molson
Canadian, Spanish Coffee

FAVORITE CHOICE

DINNER: red snapper
from Florida.
FAVORITE OLD-

TIMERS TOURNAMENT:
Florida Classic World
Tournameni In Toronto,
1981.

FAVORITE SONG: and
song sung by Kenny
Rodgers.

FAVORITE POLITICAL
LEADER AND WHY: John
F. Kennedy-because he
was an. excellent ..leader

‘and President. “=

Larry Fisher

FAVORITE
MAGAZINE: Hockey
News

FAVORITE CITIES:

London, Oniario; Mon-

treal; Oitawa and Van-
couver.
WORST HABIT: Im-
patient

GREATEST _REGRET:
not knowing years ago
what I know now.

GREATEST EM-
BARASSMENT: having
my skaies stolen from the
bus in Nashville, Tenn.

WHERE YOU HOPE TO
BE IN 10 YEARS: playing
oldtimers hockey with my
friends.

GREATEST «PET
l'"EEVE: taking a pass that
hits you in the back.

MOST MEMORABLE
PEOPLE YOU EVER
MET: Oldtimer hockey
players and),wives at
tournaments. ;-

‘room,

Azu ski hill

has major

After years of talking
about it... apparently Azu
Ski Village is going to
improve substantially.

A $5.2 million expansion
of the Azu Ski Village,
located approximately half
between Dawson Creek and
Prince George, received
support from the federal
and provincial govern-
ments today in the form of
a $400,000 loan.

The approval of the
funding under the Canada-
British Columbia Travel
Industry Development
Subsidary Agreement
(TIDSA) was announced
today by Senator Jack
Austin, minister of state for
social development, on
behalf of a number of
federal ministries and the

provincial ministry of
industry and small
business.

The TIDSA funds will be
used to assist with the
installation of power, water
and sewer facilities.

The development will
also include construction of
a triple chairlift, a T-bar, a
beginners’ tow, and a 1,260
square metre day lodge.
The day lodge will provide
a cafeteria, a lounge, a ski
shop, a nursery, a first aid
lockers and a
general office. New ski
trails, roads, a miain-
tenance building and a 500
car parking lot will also be
included in the new
development.

Azu Ski Village, also
known as ‘Powder King’
has an average annual
snow fall of 12.8 metres, a
vertical drop of 906 metres
and a ski season that runs
from mid November to the
end of April.

‘Once construction is
completed the area will be

change planned

capable of serving 2,065
skiers per day.

The facility is well
positioned to serve skiers
from the north. Prince
George, Mackenzie,
Dawson Creek, Fort St.
John, Chetwynd and
Grande Prairie will have
access to a new ski hill
second to none.

The project is expected
to generate 30 jobs during
the construction period and
50 full time jobs when in
operation.

Projects under TIDSA
are cost shared equally
between the federal
department of Industry,
Trade and Commerce and
Regional Expansion and
the B.C. Ministry of In-
dustry and Small Business
Development.

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Saturday, December 10th
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