DITION 8

BIGHBOURHOOD PARK - HELP NEEDED

he first Tumbler Ridge neighbourhood

wrk is being developed with younger
hildren in mind.(Toddlers to l0yrs.)

tis located in the wooded area across

ork began on Sunday, May 1, under Mr.

fin Talbot's direction. Some adults
d many of the children who will be
sing the park came out to help.
irther help is needed every Sunday
If your family will

oded area only this one would be

THE TUMBLER TIMES - PAGE 11

SWIMMING POOL SOCIETY

In Edition 6, The Tumbler Times
challenged companies making money

from the NEC Project to help build a
permanent indoor swimming pool in T.R.
This idea was presented to the Com-
munity Committee who suggested a meeting
be called to determine the level of

iented toward older childrens! play. community interest. With sufficient
interest, a Society could be formed
and once it was legally registered,

companies could be approached.

aterial donations are needed - any-
hing which can be safely used for
limbing, digging, crawling, etc,

wich as sandbags, large diameter
mcrete pipes, climbing ropes, etc.

The meeting was held Tues. May 3 and
it was well attended by a cross
section of the community - the School
District, The District, the private
sector, and the mining sector were all
represented.

or further information, please call
r, John Talbot at the Rec Centre
M2-4246. And remember, Sunday at 2!

Although people at the meeting
were pleased the District is
providing an above ground

pool for this summer, they
felt Tumbler Ridge needs a
"nbroper" pool which can be
used year round. Therefore a
society was formed with

George Hartford as President,
Amanda Court as Vice President
Laura Maiers as Treasurer.

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Since the fastest way to get
the desired pool is to demon-
strate to the appropriate
government people the level of
our desire, money making will
be a dominant function of the
Society.

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Part time position with QCL Plant Sit
Const. Office for accnt. clerk with
general accounting experience &
emphasis in total accounts payable
functions. Call Ken Broadhead at
782-1381, QCL Plant Site Construction
Office.