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The Tumbler Ridge Weekly Record was published in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., a small mining town in northern British Columbia. This issue is part of a bound collection of Tumbler Ridge Weekly Record newspapers from July-December 1988. This is the last known copy of this issue. Fall Fair excitement, Bylaw questioned, New department at Northern Lights, Fire dangers increase, Special meeting for bylaws, Johnson backs pool, Scene from the Ridge, Successes for fire safety, Mainstream Canada, Don't miss it, Get your entries in, Great response, See Focus on Family, Public urged to report fires, The Events..., Canada's first electrified heavy haul railway, Fair Days & Rodeo, Community Centre news, Rodeo committees, Changes in regulations, Corrections to synopsis, Swimmers qualify for provincials, Reward given for arsonist, Continued funding for trout hatchery, Support is growing, Opinion, Horoscopes

The Tumbler Ridge Weekly Record is a community newspaper that was published in Tumbler Ridge (B.C.). This issue is part of a bound collection of newspapers published in 1986. Headlines include: Coal debate in Tumbler Ridge , Miss Teen Tumbler Ridge Pageant, Arts Council survey , Postal Employee Week celebration, Art exhibition held, Welcome Wagon arrives in town, Firefighters make large contribution, OPINION: Scene from the Ridge, Around the province, Library news, Brownies fly again, Guides receive highest honour, Drizzle Valley Daze moving ahead, Tumbler Ridge Slo, Pitch Standings as of June 10th, California Cuties to play at Tumbler Ridge, Who is Grizzly Valley Sam?, Community Calendar, Ladies Auxiliary to the Tumbler Ridge Health Centre, Cancer Society Supports Air Canada , Comics, Classified

The Tumbler Ridge Weekly Record is a community newspaper that was published in Tumbler Ridge (B.C.). This issue is part of a bound collection of newspapers published in 1986. Headlines include: Caisley meets with Fraser, Airport runway to be completed, Firemen’s annual picnic, This week in council, Kinuseo Falls for summer tourists, Seen from the Ridge, Around the province , NDC office open for business, Summer youth ministry planned for TR, Scholarship available , Sea cadets to hold annual inspection, Library news, Strawberry tea , RCMP report, The ladies walked, Legion active in community, Tumbler Ridge search and rescue , Health Centre news , SPORTS: Tumbler Ridge Secondary School sports day, Tumbler Ridge dirt league , Fort St. John Soccer tournament, SPORTS: Coalvaulters raising money, on the road to Expo, Community calendar, Comics, Classified.

The Tumbler Ridge Weekly Record is a community newspaper that was published in Tumbler Ridge (B.C.). This issue is part of a bound collection of newspapers published in 1986. Headings include: Steelworkers vote, Financial assistance available,Trade fair enjoyed by all, Hey! Look us over, Librarians and trustees attend conference, Presentation by Study Tour Club, RCMP report, District of Tumbler Ridge: Notice to Home Owners, Tumbler Ridge Exhibition Days, New exhibit in gallery, Miss Teen T R Pageant, Scene from the Ridge, Some thoughts on “Evangelism”, For the record, Monkman Pass-Northern link to Coquihalla, Pageant judges, Library news, Health Centre news, Soccer news, T R minor soccer team moms, New Arrivals, Saddle club bucks all odds, Community calendar, The great TRACE race, Comics, and Classified.

The Tumbler Ridge Weekly Record was published in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., a small mining town in northern British Columbia. This issue is part of a bound collection of Tumbler Ridge Weekly Record newspapers from July-December 1988. This is the last known copy of this issue. World coal shortages feared, Blue Ribbon 88, Blades discusses Northeast Cable's plans, Council questions Wapiti Forest decision, Funds approved, Scene from the Ridge, for the Record, From the legislature, Rodeo sponsorship, Weekend Whiskey Band, Council notes, Book Talk, Minor soccer news, Plants That Fertilize Themselves, Bullfights play the clowns, Community Centre news, Oldtimers were hot, Council notes, We did it!, Coal shortage

The Tumbler Ridge Weekly Record was published in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., a small mining town in northern British Columbia. This issue is part of a bound collection of Tumbler Ridge Weekly Record newspapers from July-December 1988. This is the last known copy of this issue. Tumbler youths receive rewards, Public hearing for decrease, Reform party choose candidate, A bylaw for cats, George will be back, Pit bull owner fined, Tech group supports Interior University, Scene from the Ridge, Mainstream Canada-Rewriting an old wrong, Nesbitt gains Instructor's status, Community Centre news, Swimmers take your marks..., Rodeo announcers, Robertson responds to questionnaire, Teen Job Mart report, Youth entrepreneurs, Book Talk, Rodeo history, 19th hole news

The Tumbler Ridge Weekly Record was published in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., a small mining town in northern British Columbia. This issue is part of a bound collection of Tumbler Ridge Weekly Record newspapers from July-December 1988. This is the last known copy of this issue. Coal abritration update, Police seek information on unsolved murders, T.R. receives grant, Council notes, New health administrator, Community centre news, Scene from the Ridge, for the Record, Frank Oberle, Accident free grad, C.P.R. saves lives, Winter Hawks in T.R., Banych hockey school, Before the rodeo comes, See them at the rodeo, Help wanted, Ladies auxiliary news, Toll free assists victims of crime, Council notes, High temperatures increase dange ratings,

The Tumbler Ridge Weekly Record was published in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., a small mining town in northern British Columbia. This issue is part of a bound collection of Tumbler Ridge Weekly Record newspapers from July-December 1988. This is the last known copy of this issue. Headlines: Five year master plan, CRTC approves cable application, Graduation '88, Ford joins municipal staff, Parvovirus outbreak, Frank Oberle MP, Scenes from the ridge, for the record, Swim Club news, Community centre news, Claims still rising, Valedictorian speech, Arena gets face lift, Teen Job Mart update, Weavers and spinners hold conference, Showcase dedicated, Why marriages don't last, Local Pastor attends assembly