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WEATHER FORECAST - TUMBLER RIDGE
by
WEATHERMAN JACK

This forecast will cover the period from Jan. 29 to Feb. 5.

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NO MOSTLY SOME

SOME SOME NO

NO CLEAR NO

NO PARTLY NO

SOME PARTLY | NO

NO MOSTLY NO

NO MOSTLY LOTS

SOME MOSTLY LOTS

We can usually count on at least one chinook (cloudy, windy,

-4C to 0C) in an 8 or 10 day period.

Chinooks cannot be

predicted and last from several hours to several days. Our

area has 30 to 40-hour chinooks.

table accordingly at the start of the chinook.

You can adjust the above

If I were to

give an experienced guess as to when the next chinook might
be, I'd say AFTER February 4 and will last for 5 - 10 hours.

COMMUNITY CENTRE OPENS
by PAT GRIFFIN

The Tumbler Ridge Community Centre
is scheduled to open tentatively
the week of February 14, 1983.

Programs will progress slowly
during February and will be in
full swing by March.

A variety of volunteers and instruc-
tors will be needed to make this a
successful centre.

A brochure outlining programs, regis-
tration, and booking procedures will
soon be available.

Look for news of "Official Opening"
scheduled for February 14, 1983.

PHONE YOUR NEWS

If you have some news for our

paper, call 242-3150 and ask for
Mark or Derek Stock. The next paper
will be in two weeks.

WX Jack.

TOWN MEETING FOR ALL

Tumbler Ridge "Town. Meeting"
Thursday, February 3, 1983
7:30 PM

Community Centre

Meet Commissioner, Mr. Pat
Walsh and members of Advisory
Planning Commission.

Come for an information ex-
change, learn about planning
and future development of our
municipality.

COMMUNITY COMMITTEE MEETING

The next committee will be on
February 9, not February 15 as
planned.

Anyone interested in attending
may do so - Tumbler Ridge
School at 7:30 PM.