ancy Perkins
ter Mayor Mike Cais-
} meeting on June 3
‘Alex Fraser, our Bud-
ILA, the Kinuseo Falls
‘being brought up to
Wheel drive standard is
er to reality.

fer discussion, it be-
B apparent that Alex
fer was not aware of
t was really wanted or
led in the way of fund-
for the proposed road.
ler was not informed
"$460,000 had already
N promised by the tour-
icentive program. This
fiderably cuts down the
unt needed from the
istry of Highways, put-

Iberto and B.C.

7R;

@ Tumbler Ridge Weekly Record welcomes Murray
juvreau as the new owner manager of Portico Insurance
rmerly Tumbler Ridge Insurance]. This is the third and
swest location for Portico with their head office in
fande Prairie. Portico is affiliated with the Nor-Com
Vestment Group, which owns extensive holdings in

THE FUNDAMENTAL idea of good is that it
consists in preserving life, in favoring it, in
/ wanting to bring it to its highest value, and
' evil consists in destroying life, doing it injury,
"hindering its development.

ting the proposal in a much
more favorable light.

Also, the surrounding
communities of Dawson
Creek and Chetwynd, along
with Tumbler Ridge, are
prepared to offer equip-
ment and services to help
put in the road.

Lands, Parks and Hous-
ing has already offered to
look after the maintenance
of the road when proper
requirements have been

-met. As well, they will work

and develop a camp. site
area.

A great deal of back-
ground work has gone into
the viability of this very
important project. Dawson

ALBERT SCHWEITZER

DISTRICT OF
TUMBLER RIDGE

"Notice to Home Owners

The 1986.Propery tax notices were mailed on ~

the 2nd of June.

It is the homeowners’

responsibility io ensure his taxes are paid. If
taxes are not paid by 5:00 p.m. June 30, 1986
(received by the District—postmarks are not
accepted as proof of payment), a 10 %
penalty will be added to current taxes
remaining unpaid after the 2nd day of July. If
you have not received your notice by the 6th
of June, 1986, feel free to contact the District
office at 242-4242 to enable us to locate the
notice and avoid unnecessary late payment

charge.

Marilyn Maclver,
Deputy Treasurer.

finuseo Falls for summer tourists

Creek, Chetwynd, Tumbler
Ridge, and the Chamber of
Commerce have put in a
great deal of time and effort
into promoting the worth
and importance of the Kin-
useo Falls road. Town Ad-
minstrator, Bob Miles, Ma-
yor Mike Caisley, and Bob-
bie Calverly of PRAHTA
have also played a vital role
in this work.

Dawson Creek, Chet-
wynd, and Tumbler Ridge
would all benefit greatly by
having a passable road to

the falls. These towns
would be an appealing add-
ition to the circle tours. It
would bring in many out-
side tourists, along with
many regional tourists.

Tumbler Ridge would be
the greatest beneficiary to a
passable falls road. The
amount of summer tourists
passing through the town
would greatly increase,
thus helping many of the
businesses in town and,
possibly, attracting new
businesses.

Tony Goode presents the keys.to Flat Bed Creek to Garry
Davies of the Tumbler Ridge Lions Club. The Tumbler Ridge
Lions Club would like to extend an invitation to all
residents to come and use the park, however, the Lions
will be taking group reservations for clubs wishing to use
Flat Bed Creek Park. For reservations, contact Garry
Davies 242-3118, evenings.

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