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EDITION #1 JANUARY 28,

FIRST EDITION

Well, this is the first edition
that has come from the Tumbler
Times. This paper is going to
be coming out every other week
and will cost 25¢. We, Mark
and Derek Stock, will be trying
to do our very best.

We invite all people with inter-
esting stories or news to come
forward and bring them to the
Times! office located at Lot 138
Pinewood Crescent.

THE TUMBLER RIDGE SUPER VALU

The Tuffbler Ridge Super Valu
opened on January 6, 1983. They
must have just about sold out of
candy and chips.
thing from dog food to milk and
bread.

It is located right behind the
rec. centre. The store is open
from 10 AM to 8 PM but not on

Sundays.

1983

They have every-

TUMBLER RIDGE, B.C.

THE TUMBLER RIDGE SCHOOL

The Tumbler Ridge School has
five classrooms but some more
are on the way (3 or more).

The school has five teachers.
Mrs. Montabello teaches kinder-
garten, grade one and grade two.
Miss Anderson is the grade
three and four teacher. Mr.
Pike teaches the grade five

and six students. Mr. Pospisil
is the grade seven and eight
teacher and Mr. Hartford the
grade nine and ten teacher.

Mr. Wilson is the principal

and Mrs. Simard the secretary.
They have set up a library.

The school can only fit 100
people in how it is now, but
the school still only has
about 69 people.

SLIDING HILL

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sliding hill is right past
skating rink. Almost all
children and some adults use
Somebody put pollution on
hill. Sand and insulation
hay.

FIRST ANNUAL TUMBLER RIDGE BROOMBALL TOURNAMENT

The first annual Tumbler Ridge
broomball tournament was held

on the ice rink near the T.R.

recreation centre on Saturday,
January 22, 1983.

In the tournament, each of the
six teams got to play three regu-
lar games and the four teams with
thi highest scores went to the
playoffs as long as they had won
at least 2 games.

On points during regular games,
the Construction team was first.

Tumbler Ridge was second, Engi-
neering third, and Mine Training
fourth. The other two teams that
didn't qualify for the playoffs
were Maintenance and the Oper-
ations Staff.

In the first playoff guuc, it was
Construction vs. Engineering with
Engineering winning 1.0 in an ove

time shootout. In the second gam:
it was Mine Training vs. Tumble:
Ridge. Mine Training won 1-0 in

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an overtime shootout.

The final game was played
between Mine Training and
Engineering with Engineering
winning 2-0.

The first annual Tumbler Ridge
broomball trophy went to QCL
Engineering and the most
sportsman -like and MVP went
to Leslie Kneen.

Special thanks to Tumbler

Ridge Super Valu and Quintette's
Andy Simmons and Mine Operations.
Also thanks to all those who
made this event possible by
their hard work: Gene Wusaty,

Pat Griffin, Mike Delfre, Ken
Brown, John Crooks, and Art
Brochu.

Gene Wusaty's comment on the

proomball tournament: "This was
our first event and the serand
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