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There is a Tennis Tour-
nament August 20 and 21.
This is a fun event where
you-can test your skills
and level of tennis, and
maybe even win a medal-
lion.

There are five events:

Ladies’ and Men’s
Singles, Ladies’ and
Men’s Doubles, and

Mixed Doubles. You may
register up until 8:00 p.m.
August 18, so come on by
the Front Desk and have
some competition.

There will be a special
Tennis Clinic on August
16 to work on service and
volley, and another clinic
on August 17 to work on
game strategy. These
classes will help prepare
you for the Tennis Tour-
ney during T.R. Days.

Other tennis clinics are
August 13 and 14 and

September 3 and 4. The
instructor for all clinics is
Art Stewart.

There is a Length Swim-
ming Monday to Friday
11:30 to 1:00 p.m. and on
Sundays 5:30 - 7:00 p.m.
There are Public Swims
on Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays at 1:00
to 2:45 p.m. On Satur-
day and Sunday there is a
Family Swim from 3:00 to
5:00 p.m. A more de-
tailed schedule is avail-
able at the Front Desk.

Sun Fun has one more
session left, August 15 -
26. There will be an over-
night camp-out at Gwil-
lam Lake too. The kids in
the past have really en-
joyed their session.

So if you like to play
games, swim, do crafts,
hike and are ages 6 to 12

years old, please join and
have a great two weeks.
The leaders, Moya, Tina,
Nicole and Toni will greet
you with smiles of sun.

The weight room, ‘‘The
Rock Pit,’’ is open Mon-
day to Friday 10:30 to
1:30 p.m. and 4:00 to
10:00 p.m. On weekends,
the gym is open 3:00 to
8:00 p.m. Come on by and
get a program started, or
be spotted by Denise,
Shelley, Dale and Keith.

Library hours are Mon-
day, Wednesday, and Fri-
day 10:00 a.m. to 5:00
p.m., Tuesday and Thurs-
day 2:00 to 5:00, and 7:00
to 9:00 p.m.. The library
is closed on Saturday and
Sunday. For more infor-
mation on events at the
Community Centre call
242-4246.

This group of young soccer players came
away with a first-place championship
during their tournament in Tomslake in
late June: Cory Duke, Angie Lendrum,
Richard Clark, Clifford MacKay, Matthew

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MacDonald, Marcy Nielson, Nathan Taylor,
Daniel Nesbitt, Jason Nickel, Artur
Szymczak, Sean MacEachern, Eion Moffat,
Amber Kuenzl, and Daryl Ekins. Coaches:
Wolf Nickel, Randy Ash, and Bob Taylor.

Verge, Gordon Duke, Kirt Dupras, Berkley

Saving Energy in Time
For Summer

Home and apartment dwel-
lers can take some energy-
saving tips to trim their util-
ity bills, but installation of
solar hot water heaters is not
yet cost effective, energy re-
searchers say. Figures show

that a $1,800 solar water heat-
er saves only about $35 a year
over gas-heated water.

Oldtimers were hot

The July 1 weekend saw
the Tumbler Ridge Legion
Oldtimers Hockey team in
Hudson’s Hope. Despite
the chill of the ice, the
Oldtimers were hot, hot,
hot!

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It was a gold medal

timers

for the T.R. Legion
Oldtimers during the Hudson Hope Tour-
nament on the July 1 weekend. Old-
include Franckie Lucas,

At the end of the first
hard-fought game, the
score was Tumbler Ridge
8 and Hudson’s Hope 7.
Game two was up against
a Dawson Creek team,
where the final score was

Gerry

Lalonde, Elliott Query, Del Mitchel, Gary

Bye, Jean-Guy Bernier, Bob Taylor, Gerry
Harvey, Lyal O'Connor, George Forrest,
Bill Lapp, Tony Goode,
Mickey Mackey, and Roger Ball.

again in favor of Tum-
bler Ridge, with a score of
Dawson Creek 4 and
Tumbler Ridge 5.

Game

three, played

against Chetwynd, gave

Lorne Braun,

Tumbler a big lead, with a
final score of Tumbler
Ridge 6 and Chetwynd 3.

Congratulations to the
Tumbler Ridge Legion
Oldtimers on winning the
gold medal in the B Di-
vision.

A special thanks goes
out to the Hudson’s Hope
Hockey Club for all their
hard work in organizing
such a well-run hockey
tournament. Everyone
had a great time, with a
big cheering section from
Tumbler Ridge.

The Difference Between Natural Foods and Synthetics

HEALTH FOOD CENTRE

Phone: (604) 782 - 4656

SOIC - 103rd Ave.,
Dawson Creek, B.C.
V1G 2G4

Francis & Kay
Hartnell

Tumbler Ridge Minor Hockey

COACHES
NEEDED

Tumbler Ridge Minor Hockey is one
month away from the 1988-89 season

Coaches applications for Pre-tyke,
Tyke, Novice, Atom, PeeWee,
Bantam, and Midgets are available at
the Front Desk of the
Community Centre

Music by:

Weekend Whiskey Gand

Saturday, August 20, 1988
9:00 p.m. - 2:00 a.m.
Recreation Centre, Tumbler Ridge
$10.00 per person
No Minors

Trip for two anywhere
in Air B.C.’s World

Winner must be present at dance

Tickets available at:

“é = ; Recreation Centre
cee ee 171 Peace River Crescent 242-3527

4-piece Grizzly Valley Saddle Club Grounds
Country & Caretaker 242-3702

Limited tickets available - advance sales only

Lusrson Au Canecs Connector

August
15-20

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