THE TUMBLER TIMES -

CHURCH SERVICES FOR MARCH

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AT THE COMMUNITY CENTRE

Interdenominational (Anglican, United Presbytr'n)

nday, March 13 4:00 Roman Catholic

7:00
unday, March 20 4:00 Interdenominational
unday, March 27 4:00 Roman Catholic

7:00

lease note:

RECREATION DIRECTOR-PAT GRIFFIN

at's role in Tumbler Ridge is to co-
rdinate the recreational and social
ectivities. Some of the indoor ac-
ivities include dancercize classes,
adminton, volleyball, arts and crafts,
ibrary services, pre-school play-time
nd cultural and social events. Out-
oor activities will include broom-
all, skating, cross-country skiing,

nd tobogganing. The majority of

hese events are based out of the Com-
unity Centre.

n planning for future activities, Pat
s looking to the people of Tumbler
idge to tell him what programmes

hey want. Any and all volunteer
ssistance will be welcomed. Pat's
ffice is located in the Community
entre. (where he can be reached to

ear your suggestions or concerns

nd welcome your offers of help)

, Conn

0Y SCOUT REPORT

n our first meeting we discussed that
emight start a trapline. We might
wild a log cabin in the summer and

0 on camping trips. And we saw a

ilm.

n the second meeting, we went out

nto the bush and started a fire.

fter we had one going (to learn from),
t was our turn to light one. We paired
p; David and Mark, Ian and Dwayne.

avid and Mark lit their fire with two
atches and Ian and Dwayne with one

atch. We didn't use any paper at all,
nly dry twigs and small branches.

fter we got the fires going we roasted
ieners and marshmallows. After we

te we put out the fires and cleaned

p and came back.

. Stock

UMOUR RESEARCH

e have had an offer of an assistant

o research positive rumours - the
ossibility of having a golf course, a
ki hill, a swimming pool, a tourism
ndustry.....l1f you hear any rumours,
ass them on to us and we will have

ur assistant research them.

\2-3685 or 3150.

Interdenominational

Others will be posted as they are booked into the Centre.

BRIDGE CLUB

Seven people attended the first
meeting of the Bridge Club. One
table had 4 players while 3 people
played 3-handed bridge at the other;
partners rotated. Refreshments

were served.

All interested players are welcome.
Call Heather Temple, 242-3823, for
the date/time of the next scheduled
meeting.

RE: SUPER VALU

Last edition, the Tumbler Times
stated it would publish results

from price comparisons done by volun-
teers, between grocery items in
Dawson Creek and T.R.. The results
are 0. There were no volunteers.

Mr. Gordon Rothwell, Super Valu
Manager, has responded positively
to the price concerns. Super Valu's
own comparison shopping is complete
and some items which were out of
line have been reduced. In other
cases, new suppliers are being
considered. Mr. Rothwell says he
will prepare an article for the
next edition which will expand upon
the foregoing blanket statement.

I think Mr. Rothwell is to be con-
gratulated for his co-operative
attitude; each of us wants a local
store which has high standards and
fair prices. Mr. Rothwell needs
our purchases to increase his
volume which will; in. turn decrease
our prices “--= hopefully we will
soon have what both he and we want.
js

JANITOR/MAINTENANCE PERSON REQUIRED

Applications /submissions are being
accepted for janitorial services
for the Community Gentre.

Duties: General janitorial -sweeping,
vacuuming, dusting, mopping, etc.
Hours: Before 9 AM, after 11 PM.

It is estimated that services will

be required 3 hrs/day, 6 days/week.
Janitorial supplies provided.

Please submit hourly wage expected
and previous experience. Submission
deadline: Monday, March 14 at
Municipal Hall or Community Centre.

P. Griffin