OF SOUAMIS#- & WHISTLER & PEMBEWTON VOl. 22 - No. 4 SQUAMISH, B.C.-WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 25, 1978 20 cents per copy Phone 892-5131 TWO SECTIONS - 18 PAGES . --Computer sewices u ish to enter contract -

-with North Vancouver . The District of Squamish In the computer industry, anywhere from eight months to made the move into the com- systems have a life of five to a year to get them running puter age,with council's decision seven years before they are ob- properly. to enter into a five year solete. Improvements in that The North Vancouver system SI50,OOO agreement with North field are proceeding at such a on the other hand is managed by Vancouver for the use of their rate that most companies lease a gentleman with 20 years' ex- Univac computer system. the equipment at a cost close to perience. It has approximately Until the hookup is made in the actual sellinK price over a 400 programs worth several January of 1979, the town's ar- five to seven year time period. million dollars available to its counting will continue to be users. The Squamish municipal done as it has been for the past North Vancouver's system office will, be provided with a few years. Treasurer David wjll cost them $309,000.over CRT visual screen for instant White says that it is a system five years, shared with the North retrieval of information, a daily Vancouver Recreation Com- that has worked in the past but balance and a data line to feed that any further growth here mission and the municipality of information into the computer. Squamish. would require additional staff to The system will contain Council spent many hours just barely handle the programs with information on reviewing the alternatives of book keeping. every aspect of municipal ex- buying or renting its own system Squamish is a $4 million cor- penditures and money received ' or committing itself to a .five poration whose tax calculations on a daily basis. Inventories, year term with North Van- are sent out once a year to a building permits, general licen- couver. computer firm in Vancouver ces, a general ledger - all the and whose accounts are sent Narrowing the various models ' data necessary for the operation weekly to National Data by and .companies down to the of a municipa1,ity - will be Loomis Courier, National Data Burroughs System computer of a available at a moment's notice. With arms'up high, these'y&ng three and four year olds are encouraged to and games. Pictured but not in order are Sean Watson, Nicki Bowcock, Prepares the monthly stmmWs size to handle everything that A voters list that once too!. reach for the sky by the library's Judy Priest. Every Friday morning Kurt Patrick, Steven Maclean, Corina Wid@#, Matthew Forbes, Sean and handles payroll. North Vancouver could, council three weeks to compile will, Squamish youngsters meetnat the library at 10 o'clock for an hour offitories %I.Delvecchio,Dean Ashton, Mark Priest and Dawn Priest. "Under this system," said found that the Burroughs would once the names are fed in, be .. ., . 'I;,.. ;, . ,. White, "YOU never know exactly cost the same over a five year produced in three minutes. :",., . where you are. This new system period. White feels that control of the Will free me to manage Our In addition, an in-house municipality's funds will be very funds. Right now we're bogged system would require the much tighter. "We can't see the down 4th the daily drudgery of , training of an operator and be woods for the trees right now." filing and sorting." dependent on that operator's Council had reservations Squamishi wants chip facility Several months ago Notth skill. Chilliwack and Prince about the reliability of any of Vancouver, which has had ita Rupert are among several of the the systems. Looking over the system for 20 years, decided to province's communities to pur- models available and gathering upgrade with a new Univac chase or lease their own com. information concerning other computer and offered Squamish puter systemj and the record computer systems serving other . 25 acre site on the opportunity to be included. shows that it took them communities, council arrived at .the codclusion that any system is only asstood as the information harbor preferred being fed into it., I Wilful damage Alderman Norm Barr.was the, By MARNIE BURNSIDE sole objector. to ths decision to, , Squamish may be the site of.a.new chip loading facility if

1 ,.-. go. yi? ..,.;,Nwh.,;,Vancouver the provincial vinistry of the Environment determines that ' because he'felt ttiat'thl cOG:wab. the proposed 25 acre site on the'Squamish'estuaj adjacent' to eases reported the Squamish Terminals will not %danger the salmon The December police report, fishery. presented to council last week, Chosen as one of three1 possible locations, Squamish showed there were several com- council is fighting'hard for a removal of a five-year old plaints of wilful damage and federal government ban placed on development of the police were startled to find 13 estuary at a time when consideration was being given to a business premises left unlocked. coal loading terminal. There were 19. cases of wilful The ban is now under review by the provincial Ministry damage to private property and of the Environment who has completed a four month study of three cases of wilful damage to the area, If the site meets provincial approval,, the B.C. public property. government will meet with the Federal Ministry of the En- A total of 350 complaints were received and dealt with vironment to discuss a lifting of the ban. during the month and police Last Tuesday our federal the chips a further 40 miles to report that the liquor situation representative Jack Pearsall met North Vancouver where weter- was good. There were I2 cases with council and agreed to ask front property is expensive. A involving alcohol and one in- federal environment minister location at Britannia Beach volving drugs; six articles repor- Len Marchant to mpet with his would require the acquisition of ted lost and three found. Mothers' March provincial counterpart James land and construction of a port. In the list of offences there Nielsen, and Labour Minister If Fibreco located here they was one causing bodily harm, I I Allan Williams to discuss the would use the docking facilities other assaults, seven cases of . Jan. 29tLFeb. 4th possibility of chip loading at of Squamish Terminals who also disturbing the peace, three cases Squamish. has the option to lease the The week of Jan. 29th to Feb. Kinsmen have been invoived, on 25 of fraud, and five dog com- Fibreco .Ltd., the forest in- acre parcel of BCR owned land plaints. 4th is the week of the annual they have collected an average of 92 cents per person in dustry's chip marketing 60- which is just the right size for Nine businesses were broken Kinsmen Mothers March. In operative, wants to create a per- the Fibreco operation. into, seven residences and one Squamish there will be ap- Squamish. That is above the average for the province. manent facility to handle the If the ban is lifted Squamish other building. There were eight proximately 70 to 80 marching province's surplus of chips Terminals plans to dredge out a thefts from motor vehicles, one mothers and fathers knocking Even though Squamish is above average on contributions, flowing off the BCR. Because second berth using the fill for of a motor vehicle, three over on your door. the bulk of chips in B.C. are the chip facility which would ' the Kinsmen Rehabilitation $200 and eight under $200. This march is the only way generated within the territory of bring the land above high tide Members of the force issued the Kinsmen Rehabilitation Foundation has re-invested more back into the community the BCR, the loading operation level, construct a new 86 traffic tickets and received Foundation is funded. In the has to be located somewhere on warehouse and finish a dolphin 47 civil documents for service.' last two years since the local than it has taken out: For in- stance many people have been tide-water at the southern end of berth in the 'channel already in helped with transportation to the piCVinCiBity owned railiiray. CxiSteilCe 03 ik westera side of hospitals, special wheel chair:, Strangely enough, Squamish the terminals. . HHPING BLIND PEOPLE musical instruments, technical Terminals was granted a two The planning, construction aids and moral support. The year permit to begin the and completion will provide - TO CROSS COUNfRY SKI Kinsmen Rehabilitation Fund dredging, filling and con- employment for 75 people, raise does not only provide essential struction for the terminal ex. our tax base by slightly under I A Vancouver chapter of the Sons of Norway Lodge is services to the disabled which pansion and chip loading $12 million and allow the teaching blind people to ski and using the area around Lake are not being met by govern- operation by Transport Canada creation of a Squamish based Lucille at Garibaldi for this purpose. ment programs; it also provides in early October last year. The longshoreman work force, ac- Bert and Teresa Summerskill recently spent a Saturday the initiative for new and in- company informed Environment cording to Squamish Terminals up there with members of the Sleipner Lodge, Sons of Nor- novative services such as the Canada of the situation and by estimations. way, tramping out trails for the students and their instructors technical aids program, which late October received a letter In addition, a decision on the the government is not prepared expressing the federal depart- site must be reached by January to__ use. ment's opposition to filling the 27 unless either the provincial The people are spending the weekends at Alpine Lodge to underwrite at present. This the hotels are ac- site because of the 1972 study or federal govepnents asks for and learning to ski cross country style. There are 35 people tively supporting the Mothers banning development of the a stay until the feasibility of lif- taking the Course and for each student there is an instructor. March. The local Kinsmen estuary. ting the ban is examined. The skiers don't turn out every weekend but are would like to remind everyone' Squamish has several ad- The prohibition on estuary managing to get in enough skiing time so the students will of the special events planned vantages over the Britannia development has long been a have a lot of fun and learn about the sport. It's opening an and some of the proceeds will Beach or North Vancouver sites thorn in the side of both the entirely new world to people who have never before been go towards making this one of being considered. The BCR municipality and Squamish Ter- Page 2 able to engage in the sport, the most SMCCCSS~U~marches Kicking off the kinsmen's Mothers March are Dave Richardson and volunteers Anne reaches the ocean at Squamish Continued on ever held. Nielsen and Carol Madryga. and it makes little sense to carry See Chip Loadla# . ._~.

Paam 2 - the Sauamlrh Timer - Wednesday. January 25, 1978

By ROSE TATLQW volunteerifig 36 hours each for Regier, Mrs. L. Ingraham, Mrs. public interest in the library The Squanish Public Library credit for a course they, were R. MacDonald and E. were discussed. offers many services to the taking at the high school. Nicholson. Rev. Johnston suggested the reading public in the Squarnish Reference books, periodicals, Rev. Johnston was re-elected board might study the formation area, the annual meeting of the magazines and newspapers are as chairman of the board with of several committees carry library board was told last week available at the library for Mrs. E. McCartney as vice-' on the work of the board, such when librarian Susan McGIinn people to read and browse chairman, Mrs. c. Tatlow as as a for staff, another presented her annual report. through. Book reviews, articles 'secretary-treasurer and Susan for volunteers, another for In addition to books there are and pictures pertaining to the McGlinn was re-appointed . stimulating membership and one multi-lingual books, books in library and its operations have ' librarian with Jill Meurer as her . for finance, French will be offered if the been placed with the local paper secretarial assistant. book donation from the Canada during the year and library Construction of some shelves These will be discussed at the Council is received; a story booklists have been posted for paperback books was next meeting of the board which hour, books from the Library throughout the community at, discussed and a number of items has been set for the third Wed- Development Commission and different times: * which might stimulate further nesday of February. taiking books, displays on The Story Hour, heid f:om . I various subjects and a special January to June and from Sep- one for Young Canada Book tember to December.- -.-. - - - , was_- co-- - Week, and local drawings and ordinated by Patsy Riecker and paintings in the art corner. Judy Priest. Story Hour consists In her report Mrs. McGlinn of a varied program of reading, several 'accidents

said circulation had decreased finger paintine--- and- - simale- r Icy roads on the weekend bulldozer, clearing snow from by 5,500 during the year, largely crafts. were responsible for at least two the roads, struck a car owned by in the adult fiction section The library 'has, a projector accidents last week with one OC- Colin Archer of North Van- which decreased from 13,483 to which is loaned out regularly curring south of Britannia couver which was illegally, 9,785 and the non-fiction, from during the year to local Beach and the other at the Alice parked and completely covered 7,290 to 5,335, while juvenile organizations and since fall the Lake turnoff. with snow, causing about $1,000 rose from 6,46 I to 6,6 1 I. premises have been used two On Jan. 22nd, two miles south damage. Bookstock has increased from morn'ings a week for classes in of Britannia a vehicle driven by On the same day on Kalodon A plume of smoke rises from Woodfibre on a crisp, clear 9,199 in 1976 to 10,268 in 1977 English for New Canadians. . Sylvia Jackus of Vancouver, Road, Lawrence Falt suffered morning. with an additional 944 paper- Displays have been a feature travelling north, rounded a cor- damage to the rear end of his backs, for a total of 11,212. New in the library during the past ner and hit an icy patch on the vehicle when struck by another memberships in 1977 were 391 year with travel being a popular road, crossed the road and over- vehicle belonging to Eirlys Hor- adults and 261 juveniles. There one, There have been displays turned causing damages amoun- vath, also of Squamish, which is a total membership of 2,866 on nutrition, a display of ting to $2,500. received damages to the front Computer basics which is 29 percent of the children's books with posters, On the same day at the Alice end. Falt missed the driveway population of Squamish. pamphlets and book marks. Lake turnoff three people were and started to back up and re- During 1977 the library' was The Open House was held in injured and taken to the enter, striking the Horvath open a total of 1,578 hours and October with a display of pain- Squamish General Hospital vehicle. Falt was charged under course planned the librarian worked 1,618 ting and weaving put on by the following a two car collision. the MVA with backing up when hours with volunteers putting in Arts Council and the Weaving Gayle Powell of Burnaby and unsafe to do so. Capilano College would like develop an appreciation of both 1,223 hours. During the year an Guild and in the art corner two passengers Don Whitfield On Jan. 19th Murray LaFleur to offer a course entitled "Un- the mystery surrounding the average of 17 volunteers gave drawings by Mark Armstrong of, and Pat Powell went to hospital - of the Wagon Wheel Trailer * derstanding the Computer for computer and develop an ap- their time to the library. early Squamish have been after the car she was driving, Court backed out and struck a the Lay Person". Would you preciation of both the In hei report the. librarian attracting a great deal of interest which was heading north on vehicle belonging to David like to know more about those limitations aid capabilities of pointed out that the Squamish and attention. Highway 99, hit ice on the cor- Simpson which was illegally machines which are at the same the machine. Public Library is the only In the past year changes were ner and spun around facing parked opposite the LaFleur time so wonderful and so The course will combine lec- #library in B.C. open the most made to the office portion of the south, colliding with another car driveway. exasperating? If so call us at tures with hands-on experience hours both day and night, with library with the former furnace travelling north driven by James On Jan. 21st on Highway 99 892-5322 and tell us so. The at a terminal connected to a Anthony of North Vancouver. in the MacMillan Bloedel Hill course will examine the com- the least paid staff, depending removed, a librarian's office computer. on a volunteer staff to keep it created from the furnace room The case is still under in- are south of Squamish, Mary puter from a general application Due to logistical problems of vestigation. Hiedecker of Vancover suffered point of view. open. This is a tribute to the and former washroom, and providing the necessary equip-, women who give their time to painting and carpeting along On the same day in the $3,000 damage to the front end' It will provide the participant ment and communications chan- the library and the community. with adjustable shelving in- vicinity of the Mamquam School of her vehicle when it caught the with a basic understanding of nels, the scheduling, location Regular staff members in- stalled. James Beattie of Squamish soft shoulder and left the road. the interrelationship between and duration of this program collided with a vehicle driven Heidecker and a passenger were the data storage devices, the clude Jane Horvath, Joan 1 Addition of a new front desk, will depend upon response. It is Gravkin, Margaret Horwood, donated by the municipality, has by Carl 1. Walker, also of admitted to Squamish General . central processing unit, various expected thai the course will Freda Clarke, Wilma Stevenson, , made the work of the volunteer Squamish. The Walker vehicle Hospital with minor injuries. daniadown quilts Itd. output devices such as a printer comprise ten sessions of 21/2 backed out of a driveway when The case is still under in. Vancouver, B.C. and, finally the controlling of Leona Ingraham, Rose Lam- librarians easier. hours each and will cost ap- port, Jean McKinnon, Marlene A new library board was it was struck by the Beattie car vestigation. "10 years of Quality and Service" software. Participants will learn proximately $60. Berting, Ady Dendekker, Joan elected with Rev. Johnston, which suffered about $ I,500 ; I sufficient BASIC language to in- Those who would definitely 0. Cont,nuH Candy, Judy Crowston, Mrs. J. Gravkin, Mrs. J. Candy, damage. Beattie was charged 1 VALLEY FURNITURE~ - I struct the computer to perform a like to participate in such a with impaired driving and a number of tasks, both arithmetic course are asked to contact Charlotte Clarke, Judy Mrs. E. McCartney, Mrs. T. chip loading ex1 to Squamirh Bakery 892- Schildhorn, Debra Derkeson, Harris, Mrs. L. McLaine, Mrs. blood alcohol reading of and verbal, and in so doing Squamish Learning Centre. over.08. minals. According to the mayor, Louise Bygadyr Bnd Lynne E!. Burnside, Mrs. C. Munn and at least four fairly substantial McLaine. Mrs. C.E. Tatlow elected to the on jan. 16th at ,whistler at :Three high school girls also board with honorary mem- Wedgeview place Drifter companies have 'd&cided aga'inrr' ~ ..!.,I came to the library to help, berships offFred 'to Mrs. W. Way, a Department of Highways' locating here because Of the 1972 freeze. "I don't want anything down there that will harm the en- vironment either," said Mayor 1Pat Brennan, "but I do think JANUARV that this facility will not in- terfere with the fisheries. I've SUIT SALE, spent ten or eleven months' working on this but if the ' provincial government is not in favour of pushing this with the federal government I don't , think we have much chance of I gettingSupport it." for the Squamish site

has come from several quarters. Mac Norris, vice president of NORD SPINDLES BCR, has said that he is "of the firm opinion that the expansion of operations at Squamish Ter- minals would be beneficial to B.C. R'ailway. We believe that a site for the export df chips at Squamish would be more beneficial to the railway than a similar site at Britannia." -1t 'is apparent that as Squamish Terminals increases in

5 I scope you are better able to at- tract other business and BCR should benefit in this regard." Dave Geddes, head of the Chamber of Commerce In- . dustrial Devebpment Com- mittee, was present January 17 to add the chamber's backing to council. He asked that a joint . committee be formed to work on studies to establish what kind I of industry could be allowed on the delta without harming the e environment. Aldermen Tatlow COM~C~P-IAIwimwin and Candy were appointed to L the committee. QUTY SAW no 7340 bale price ADDER REPAIRS I 1 RENTALS I electric manual SPORTS JACKETS student rates PANELLIN-G Machines Repaired on our and BLAZERS - FORMICA Own Premises '$549per sheet Hours: All panelling 25% OFF fues. - Sat. 9:Q0 - 5:38 in stock Fridays 9:00 - 890 A great selection $1895 per sheet

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4 3 e The Squamlrh Timer - Wednesday, January 25, 1978.- Pago 3

The 12th annual Burns Night "must be the first unisex gar- Ian Walker gave the toast to Supper and Dance was held at ment in the world, suitable for the lassies, using poems written the Royal Canadian Legion Hall hunters, warriors and the sort of by Burns about the shrewish on Saturday, Jan. 21% and fit- things Robbie Burns was noted wife and the tyrant one but said All types of BOOTS for the for." tingly marked the birth of the ' he also referred to them as whale family be cleared by famous Scottish poet who is In enlarging on the "l's" of; flowers and said they should be must revered by all his countflmen. Robbie Burns he mentioned the protected. Jan. 31 to make room for new stock Following the singing of 0 poet's three loves; w'ine. women There are references in Burns' Canada, and a few' brief words and song. "He wrote some of his poetry which show women as Reg. $141.38 8k $13.98 of welcome from Legion finest poetry about the girls he admired people ana this creates president Frank Wheeler. the loved and left;' Johnston said. domestic harmony. He con- haggis was piped in, borne aloft "Actually Burns worshipped cluded by saying that the sights ' by Mrs. Basil Milne's father, women . . . one at a time. Me of protection, decorum and ad- Bill Marshall, who is visiting his was a victim of emotions greater miration are as important today daughter and son-in-law direc- than those of the average man." as they were in Burns' day.

tly from Cupar in Fife. Ian *tuAIS hii~ihe iepuiaiicin of a. This was followed by Jean (50% off and more) Walker piped in the haggis heavy drinker, but it's not really McKinnon, .who gave the toast which was placed on the head true,'' Johnston added. "He to the laddies, saying we can't table with a flourish. liked a glass of beer at the local live with them, nor can we live John Gilmour, attired in kilt without them! pub, the fellowship of friends, Telephone 892-5414 2nd Ava. and sporran, and looking every the writing and reading of A number of dances, per- inch the Scottish laird, gave the poetry." formed by .members of Susan address to the haggis, explaining Another of his "1's" was his Gatzke's Highland Dancers and R::t what the poem meant in labors; he was the son of a a solo dance by Susan, were simple English words, and then tenant farmer, a tenant farmer, presented between the toasts reciting it in the Scottish dialect. and the father of several tenant and these were loudly ap- At the close of the address he farmers, He also worked as a tax plauded. Several of the students, plunged the knife into the man. He was never idle, but and especially Jackie Everett, steaming haggis and Dave Watt worked hard. are very capable and beautiful gave the simple Selkirk grace, dancers. which was followed by supper. Learning was another of his Taking part in the program Supper was the traditional 6. Is1 ., . He had better than were Karen Wilson, ,Tracey Burns night meal with roast average schooling and was Babuin, Debbie Burns, Michelle , beef, gravy, haggis, mashed steeped in the history and poetry Sjoquist and Jackie Everett. Ian potatoes, mashed turnips, peas, of Scotland. He knew French Walker played the pipes for bread and butter and home and Latin 'and incorporated it some of the dances. . made shortbread. Incidentally into his poetry. He was a lear- Among the numbers were Peggy Watt made all 650 pieces ned man. . "Highland Fling", "Wilt Thou of shortbread which were served Burns is living. He saved Go Down to the Barracks, John- at the dinner. Scottish poetry and brought it nie" and the "Sword Dance". Rev. Owen Johnston gave the back to the vigor for which it is The hall was decorated with toast to the Immortal Memory famous.Lyrics were another of Burns' panels of plaid paper, strips of and while it may seem odd for plaid paper accented the tables LL , ,, and they have become an Englishman to be giving the Is and each guest received a small toast to Burns he made a very famous, Johnston ended his talk corsage of heather tied with tar- witty and interesting speech on with a parody of one of his tan ribbon. A lovely black and the "1's" of Robbie Burns. He famous poems, adapted to white sketch of Robbie Burns, admitted feeling a bit ,odd modern use, which ended with drawn by Mrs. Frank Wheeler, making the speech at the annual "streak through the hall and centred the wall behind the tribal ritual where the people show them all, I A man's a man head table. wear their national dress which for a' that." Following the supper guests danced to the music of an or- These youngsters are learning early about the world of books and the variety of reading chestra which played many dd material available at the library. Each Friday morning at 10 o'clock, Judy Priest holds the In Curiboo-Chilcotin and familjar tcnes as well as the librarv's Stow Hour for Squamish three and four year olds. I I modern ones. The 12th annual Burns Sup- --by Margaret Marchant Greenway to seek per and Dance was a credit to na a -a Dave Watt who has organized the event since its inception and rL nomination it is now one of the high points A Trustee Answers 1974 Coast-Chilcotin his family in. Vancouver since of the year. Many people have asked for a teach in the system without This category is no longer given Progressive Conservative can- the autumn of 1974. Before remlar column dealinn with being "qualified". There are to new teachers, but has enabled didate, Dr. Lorne Greenaway. moving._ to Williams.- Lake in - 1971 he owned and operated School District matters. he are, 163 teachers in the district, 152 teachers with considerable ex. will seek the nomination in the full time (F.T.E.) and I I part perience to remain on staff new Cariboo-Chilcotin federal Kamloops Veterinary Clinic. going t9 attempt,!o fulfil this ob- One of the conditions of sale of jective. One interested parent time,: making a total of 158.83 without taking further training. riding. Greenaway, who was thi? practice was a. IO 'year has,given me somany questions, F.T:E.' for 'budget purpoSeS: Of 30.02 in Category 3: teachers narrowly defeated in the 1974 these' one person only is with three years. university general election, announced this covenant prohibiting him from it will be necessary to do several working within a 200 mile columns just to answer his teaching on a letter of permit, training. week'that he will be a contender radius of Kamloops, so a move questions, and in doing so I granted by the Ministry of 39.21 in Category 4: teachers at the forthcpming constituency to the coast to practice was the must of necessity fill in some Education. Courses must be with four years university nominating convention. He alternative. "We still own our background information. Bear taken within the year to meet training with a B.Ed. in elemen- stated that he feels a continued requirements set down. The tary education or equivalent. sense of outrage at the way in own home in Williams Lake," with me! he said "and we will be happy to Question: What qualifications breakdown of categories is as 68.00 in Category 5: teachers which our country is presently follows:. with five years university being mismanaged. "We are ob- get back to the Interior where do the teachers have? we belong." Answer: First, all our teachers 8.00 in Category 2: less than training, i.e. with Bachelor's viously on the road to economic two years university training. degree including at least one and social disaster unless we are qualified, Le. no person may The average amount of life in- year of Education. elect a responsible government .. 13.60 in Category 6: teachers that has the courage to turn this Surance owned per household in with six years university country around." Canada at the end of 1976 was training, i.e. with Master's The 44-year-old native of approximately 536,400 - more degree of eq.iYelea!+ Bella Coola, , B.C.. a than double the figure ten years I will quickly mention, that veterinarian. has resided with earlier. this in no way reflects the capabilities or performance of teachers. In our district we have a highly motivated group who at- tend courses, seminars etc., to keep up to date on the proven methods of educating our young, people. There are very few that are satisfied and most are ' constantly trying to improve their performance and that of the students. I'm sure the Arne1 Bikini general ,population has no con- 100% Triacetate bikin cept of the hours spent trying to Infants' brief. Assorted colorfu find a method that works for ex- prints. Sires: S, M. L. ceptiona: children with their Sleepers many problems, as well as good Stretch Terry, I price sound teaching practices for the EIch 79 sleepers. 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Tho Sauamlrh Tlmor - Wednesday, January 25, 1978 - Paga I RICHMOND PLANS Editor, The Times: smission route from Squamish. local concerns. In the past few counterparts who tend to spend Ed Note: The following letter The Phase I report was relcased years significant adjustments more time on a variety of ITS FIRST CENTENNIAL from B.C. Hydro concerns at- last'fall. Except for preliminary have been made to proposed unstructured matters and also tempts to clarify some ob- feasibility assessments of poten- transmission routes in the tend to represent one area for a Richmond will be celebrating its centennial next year *jections to the route which tap- tial salt water crossing points, Kootenays, the Peace River and longer time, thus gaining a bet- and is looking for former residents or their relatives who may peared in the Sechelt Peninsula there have as yet been no field the Southern Interior as a direct ter working knowledge of the have verbal, written or photographic information about papers, and is an attempt to surveys. result of responsible local input. entire Regional District. clarify the misunderstanding The matters discussed at events during its first century. Following discussion. of the We recognize that few people They don't want irreplaceable material sent now but may which appears to have arisen. consultant's report with local in the Sunshine Coast area are Regional District riieeiings zre Editor, The Times: and government groups, which pleased at the prospect of a high almost exclusively relating to wish to duplicate photos or documents later. But news of In recent weeks there have may take several months, the voltage transmission line passing the non-municipal areas. (Ex- anything about Brighouse, Eburne, Burkeville, Lulu Island, been several letters and articles consultant will prepare a find through their area, particularly cluding items relating to the Sea Island or Sreveston would be valuable. in the Sunshine Coast area press recornmendation. EX. Hydro's when the power it wouid carry running of the Regional District If any Times readers have any information of this kind concerning B.C. Hydro's plans eventual route decision will is primarily destined for in the last meeting there were 18 and would care to share their memories or help the com- for a high voltage transmission then be publiskd in the form of customers on Vancouver Island. items on the agenda. Of these all mittee to get in touch with others who m2y have a personal link between the Squamish area 'but 4 related to non-municipal an Addendum to the Phase I It should not be overlooked, .~.. . . knowledge of DeoDle. Dlaces or iust information, it would be - .I I and Vancouver Island. This report. This will complete Phase however. that a substation to be areas.) We therefore have tne -,,{ ;%w*i ..e.... -..- L ,-...... -m,.:*+mA project would be an integral situation where directors who vsry IllllLll CltJplCLralcu. 1. built in ;he Sunshine Coast area If you have such information coiitact Ted componcat of the high voltage as part of this project would are not concerned with the issue M. Once a basic "corridoi" has Youngberg, Richmond '79 Centennial Society. 302-64 I I transmission system needed to eventually been decided upon, provide for the long term power of firearms in Goldbridge or meet :he eiipeciei: D~ijg iciE Pnase ii can rben begin. This in- necds of ihc Sccheii-l'owcii biiickiojipiiig ihe Uppe: power requirements of the cludes field surveys to deter- River area, and would eliminate Squamish are involved in Island. The route for the tran- mine a specific right of way the need for additional tran- .making decisions in matters smission line would trn~ii:: dong the chosen "corridor" as smission lines fiGm Cheekye which do not affect them and in. parts of the Sunshine Coast well as a detailed environmental originally planned for this pur- which they have little interest region. It appears that there are assessment of the selected route. pose. Nor should it be and minimal knowlege. P number of misunderstandings The Phase I1 report provides overlooked that the power I believe the solution is two- : about this project - and environmental guidelines for the presently used on the Sunshine fold: * 4 Hydro's motives. The purpose eventual design, construction, Coast has been deiivered from (a) Remove ihe finencia: of this letter is to review and and maintenance of the project. 'major projects over transmission dependence of the Regional 1 clarify the planning process. lines affecting people in other Districts upon municipalities by 3tMI The question of "whether or This entire planning parts of B.C. providing provincial funding, by not" a project of this nature is procedure is in line with the Location, design, and con- adjusting municipal grants if provincial government's ' required - and its timing - struction of transmission lines is necessary, while continuing to The flag which handicapped people who drive may obtain ANNUAL must be B.C. Hydro's respon- "Guidelines for Linear a complex and costly business levy taxes on non-municipal from the Kinsmen to hang from their car windows if they T Development", a copy of which . .. \\ sibility as the agency ac- but we are preparea to sit aown areas; ana . need help. countable for meeting the can be obtained from the En- and discuss local impacts and (b) have representation from SALE CONTINUES I\ electrical energy needs of the vironment and Land, Use how best they can be minimized. geographically included. province. However the questian Committee Secretariat, The timing for a final route municipalities, but not on a con- of "how" a project will be done Parliament Buildings, Victoria, decision is not fixed. We had trolling basis. B.C. should involve. discussion with ' originally hoped to have a basic These ideas are still in rather those who would be affected by At present we are, as route selected by the end of rough form, and there are still ANNUAL it. described above, part way 1977, but owing to the delay in options and alternatives to be Pant Suits In this respect, B.C. Hydro's through Phase I. The Phase I the availability of the con- discussed, but the two basic route planning policy for major study, prepared by a consulting sultant's report, and the ap- questions are: Evening and . transmission projects is basically team coordinated by Beak Con- parent high level of local in- - How can be best provide a sultants Ltd., was originally ex- YEAR END SALE as follows: (I ) transmission lines terest, ais was not possible. We municipal type of service to LoungG Wear must be planned not only in a pected to be released last spring, are now looking at the spring of thinly populated areas; but was not available until fall I technically and economically 1978 for a route decision. In the - How can we best spend the responsible way, but with due 1977. Prior to this there was lit- meantime we hope to develop a taxpayers' dollars for this All Stock 1/2 Price . regard for environmental and tle that could be done in the way constructive dialogue with those government. social concerns as well' (2) of public discussion beyond ad- who have concerns about the I believe that Regional vising the Regional District and Districts supply the best answer I advice on environmental issues impacts of this project. on custom drapes from samples 20% 30% -50% the local media that initial plan- to both cases, but I also believe - 11 can best be obtained from in- I hope the above will help to dependent consulting teams with ning was under way, and clarify some of the misun- that there should be changes in LABOUR AT 1/2 PRICE expertise in wildlife, forestry, publishing an Information derstandings that (appear to have the structure and content, which recreatign, land use, etc., and Bulle\in describing the project arisen, is why we are having the present mlnlmum 54" long and the planning process. All of CHARGEX OFF consultants' reports will C.W. Nash inquiry into Regional Districts. Mastercharge and Chargx accepted these were done in iate 1976, - I I do not believe that a return generally be publicly available, General Manager for I Budlet plan also availabb and (3) final route location over a year ago. Corporate Affairs to the old system will give the decisions will not be made by There is no precise or tidy people about whom we are con- AT OUR NEW LOCATION * Hydro until those affected by process for obtaining public *, * * cerned better government, nor Editor, Tbe Times: the project, as well as ap- comment on a project of this will it cost us all less. I read with interest your ' propriate government deprrt- nature that satisfies everyone. R.D. Cumming only at editorial in the January 11th SQUAMISH INTERIORS ments, have had opportunity Director, Area "D". an Local interest varies con- issue of the TIMES and while 892-3120 boride Sears Ciovolmd ha. I to review Hydro's propoials and Squamish-Lillooet siderably with circumstances, much of what you say of the to comment on them. and who might be affected. In Regional District problems of Regional Districts, To achieve the above, route the Sunshine Coast area the as it relates to the Squamioh- - planning is done in two stages. Regional. District has started Lillooet Regional District, is Phase I is a regional overview of things off with a public meeting true, I must disagree with your all possible route options rnd at Madiera Park on January 21. proposal for a solution. .I -(their implicdtionr, both There will doubt be sub- no You are correct in saying that ' technically and en- sequent meetings with interest the Board of Directors of the vironmentally. These are then groups and others in the area. Regional District feels that all is narrowed down to a preferred We are open to advice the on not as it should be, and certain "corridor", with as many poten- best wry of achieving useful suggestions relating to the tial variations as possible. The public input. timing and duration of meetings, resulting Phase I report outlines Far from being "reluctant" to responsibility for recom- discuss this location problem the rationale for the route mendations and the like were preference, and also provides a locally, we are prepared to adopted at a recent regular discuss it in an open and basic public information meeting of the Board. We are rational. way. The transmission documeni for discussion of the concerned, and we hope to im- route options with local groups line planning process provides prove the job we are doing. 1 and government resource agen- means for comment by those have a suspicion, however, that ' cies, before Hydro comes to a whose interests may be affected your suggested remedy may be final route decision. or who are concerned. It is not worse for the patient, the thinly We have now reached this valid to say that Hydro is in- populated rural areas, than the -'point in planning the tran- flexible and unresponsible to is present prescription. The majority of Canadian gun owners "I'm glad you're getting tougher W'hy Gun Control so important?" When Regional Districts were have traditionally supported gun control in with criminals using firearms. Ultimately, to make Canadians safer first formed in 1969, one of the Canada. What happens to them?" from the misuse of firearms. Last year alone reasons for their formation, Many of these people are sports Anyone convicted of using a firearm over 1,400 people were killed by guns. Cap College plans rather than continuing with the hunters, target shooters or collectors, and while committing or attempting to commit a Through tighter firearms control. old system of the areas surroun- others use their guns to hunt or trap in order criminal offense will be sent to pnson for not safety education and the encouragement of ding municipalities being gover- to support their families. Generally, they are less than one year and not nio? than 14 responsible gun ownership and use, we will ned by the municipalities, was Canada's responsible gun users. years. Tiis sentence cannot be suspended. be able to reduce the level of firearm that the people in those outlying There is a small but growing group of As well, maximum prison sentences for violence. Representatives of Capilrno tains major program emphasis other firearm offences have been doubled. College met with members of on vocational training. areas were not receiving a fair people in Canada, however, who make "I would like to learn mreabout the safe and I .ha,IIr ucI,vvIEn)..... Board, Mwt Soiliid "During the first quarter of voice in their local government. criminal use of guns. For example, armed "1s it true that polic2 omCers have new, proper use of gum, and more detail on , Secondary principal John 1978," he wrote, "we will' be By the election of "area" direc- mbberies increased 38%fmm 1974 to 1976. It extended search and seizure powers?" restricted and prohibited weapons. Who .. Hughes and Mayor Pat Brennan conducting a formal training tors to represent these people on is this group that the new gun control Yes. Police officers can now seize should I see?" . to discuss the expansion of needs study in order to ensure a broader (geographically) level legislation will deal with thmugh longer, firearms without i1 search warrant if they Contact your local police department, college services in our area. that the proposed programs of municipal government it was mandatory prison sentences and pmhibition consider them hazardous to the immediate Chief Provincial Firearms Officer, or write: powen. According to Hughes there is meet the requirements of in- hoped that they would receive a safety of any individual. They will then have Gun Control in Canada. now room at the high school for dustry." better and more interested The misuse of guns is increasing as tojustifythe grounds for the search toa 340 Laurier Avenue West. Capilano College courses. The McGeer told council that they representation at the Regional well. Last year approximately 300 people magist mte. Ottawa, Ontario. mayor was also assured that can expect early action by District level, which is, in effect, were victims of homicide with a gun. Many in KIAOP8. municipal government for non- an impulsive moment of violence among "Inow own a prohibited weapon. development of the college C'rpiiano Coilege and . urged What do I do?" - would not affect the tax mill them to stay in touch with their municipal. areas. family members or friends. New rate for Squamish residents. progress through acting College As part of the method of court-ordered prohibitions, police search and It is against the law to be in possession of a prohibited weapon. You should contact ' Minister of Education, Pat Council Chaitman, Hilda financing these areas, however, seizure powers, and higher gun safety McGecr informed council by Rizun. the Provincial Government standards will reduce the needless toll of your local police as soon as possible in order to turn the weapon over to them or to make , letter that the ministry has been elected to levy taxes over the deaths and injuries. working over the past few weeks whole of the area covered to With the continued support of other arrangements for its disposal. Failure to arrange the details of Animal help pay for this new form of Canadians for gun control, we will reduce the to do so could result in your being establishing an educational cen- government. This appears to be criminal and irresponsible use of guns. prosecuted. tre in Squamish under the officer's report an arbitrary election, and might In short, we'll be working together to "What does safe handling and storage of guns auspices of Capilano College. just as well have been financed save lives. have to do with Gun Control?" His officials, he said, are in ithe -December by the Provincial Government. Last year in Canada, there were over Having made the decision, final stages of reviewing the The Animal Control Officer's "I own my own guns. How does the new Gun 120 accidental deaths due to the careless use , Capilano proposal which con- however, they had to permit a Control legislation affect me?" of firearms. Under the new legislation, gun report for December 1977 was proportional representation by received at the Last Council If you own only hunting rifles and you owners are responsible for the safe storage the people paying the taxes. This store them safely, it won't affect you at all. of their weapons. For example. if your gun Essay meeting. leads to the situation of the There were 22 animals im- However, certain other guns will be either is used in a criminal action, you could be municipalities of the Squamish- restricted or prohibited. Basically, all charged with careless storage if such is GunControll corn petit ion ' pounded and revenue from im- Lillooct Regional District poundment fees and board centre-fire semi-automaticswith a barrel decided in court. Heritage Day in Canada is having votes totalling 16 as length of less than 18%" are now restricted inCanada. totalled $49.08. Revenue from against 7 from the non- "My rifle is now on the restricted list. being celebrated on Monday, dog tags was $35, and donations and must be registered. Handguns have Government Gouvernement Feb. 20th, and to make it even municipal areas. Of this total been restricted since 1934. Sawed-off rifles How do I register it?" E* of Canada du Canada also totalled $35. vote strength' of 23, the three Contact your local police immediately Department Ministere more memorable for some During the month I7 cats and and shotguns. guns with silencers and fully youngsters the Kinsmen Club is directors from Squamish (Direc- automatic weapons, are now prohibited, and register the gun with them. Failure to do of Justice de la Justice nine dogs' were destroyed. tors Barr, Candy and Cun- SO is punishable by a prison sentence of up Solicitor General Solliciteur general , sponsoring an essay competition Pam Pichette, Animal Control exceptthose fully automatics registered to to ningham) have I! votes, end 1978. to five years. Canada Canada be held in conjunction with Officer, said the pound was collectors before January I, the day. thus, as the major taxpayer, vir- "How do you plan on keeping guns closed for the last two weeks in tually control the Regional I Students in both the high December. out of the hands of people who aren't able schools and the elementary District and yet the purpose of to we them safely?" schools will be asked to write Regionsl Districts is to Through Firearms Acquisition essays on "Why I'm proud to be WEATHER represent the outlying areas. Certificates and the courts' prohibition a Canadian" or "What it Means Date HI, Lo Weather Generally speaking, powers. The provincially administered to be a Canadian" and submit Jan. 16 6 0 Tr. of rain municipal directors are busy EA.C. system will come into effect January them to the club. 17 9 -1 Clear members of Council, and are I, 1979. It is designed to prevent unfit and There will be cash peizee for 18 4 1 Cloud concerned with local problems incompetent persons from acquiring guns. the best essays in the different ... 19 7 3 Cloud of the municipality that they The new prohibition potver allows the categories. 20 6 4 Tr. of rain represent. They devote more ccurtts !a !&e gu!?s zway from dangerous Norm Verner, who is in 21 4 4 Rain .7" time in official meetings (Coun- persons. charge of the program, will be 22 4 -1 Rain, .6" cil, Committee, Regional contacting the schools. Clear' District) than their area director Paae 6 - The Sauamlrh Timer - Wednesdav. Januarv 25, 1978 I em, the game designed for girls only!

FOR GALS ONLY find Minor Hockey, Figure ice time is scheduled and the SO YOU again cut costs. And spim and helped with funds to Now that registration for Skaters and the various men’s building is bursting every day instead of a hard hockey puck get the Ontario Ringette minor hockey is complete with teams in a complicated battle until midnight or later. Then YOU use a standard rubber deck Association off the ground. approximately 250 boys signed for ice time - and when the someone comes forward and tennis ring, drastically cutting Ever since, the sport has’ up- to play, &e have to takc a dust settles very little ice time wants to get something going for down the possibility of injuries. grown at a tremendous pace. At remains for public skating serious look at the options for the girls. Have you ever tried Girls have been - and still the end of the SeaSon (1972-731-I girls. Certainly there is figure sessions or for some time for the explaining to a minor hockey are - discouraged from taking there were about §;OGO players skating, and a tremendous sport girls to play somkthing. coach that his team will have to part in many of the more in the province. Now there are at that. For some girls Figure The normal symptoms are play at 6:OO a.m. instead of early popular sports. They too often more than 50,900 and thc total Skating fills every need they there. Over 90 adults were at evening because some girls’ stay at home or watch from the is growing by the day. have in sport and they find it en- !he meeting a week ago to get group wants to get a little ice sidelines while the boys get in- Ringette io designed for volved from a very early age. joyable. “their thing’’ organized and as time. Or try telling a men’s females to encourage maximum But the girls have, of course, as Registration for figure skating mentioned earlier both figure league that the times of 9:00 participation, sportsmanship in takes place this Friday 330 - skating and minor hockey are p.m. they were givcn will have much right atid need to par- ticipate in physically demanding a healthy, safc sportsmanship 6:OO and Saturday 12 noon - out of thcir starting blocks and to be moved back to 11:OO p.m. environment. At the recreation activitics. Professional people 4:OO p.m. in the lobby at off running in a big way. or midnight so that the girls can department we are convinced coficcincd wi:h the :t~tatio~al Municipal Hall. (Not lo be ioihing wrofig with ihai. and a squeeze in. ii’s reaiiy iougii that it is the coming sport for opportunities for Canadians taken during regular hours - great deal of credit should be (plus risking life and limb). So if girls. given to all those volpnteers the girls are to play it has to be have tried in various ways to registration is by the club We are already training three themselves.) and it is expected who have got these groups scheduled now so it can be done solve the problem, particularly going. But it still leaves the girls fairly. in the area of winter sports, coaches who are travelling each that about IO0 girls will eagerly week to Port Coquitlam to work get involved in this sport. without “their” sport. There is And that’s where we come in. THE BEGINNING interest there.There just doesn’t The Parks and Recreation Broomball began to fill that with their coaches. We have But that leaves a heck of a lot already arranged to have an of girls who ~re!eft OL!? in the seem to be something which fits Department is organizing a gap as “co-ed” leagues were for- Ringette, an exciting winter team sport, is being made available to girls 6 to 17 in Squamish exhibition game played here cold. Some would like to play right in, or adults interested in Ringette Program for Girls. We med, but the game has enjoyed when the rink opens. We are by the Recreation Department, Invented in 1965, the game is being played across Canada as hockey like the boys and some setting something up for the are not doing it because we par- only limited success. Girls’ charging $15 for a six week a girls’ answer to hockey. would even like to try the home girls. ticularly want to run the hockey also seems to appeal to a shattering sport of broomball. OR IS THERE? program but because we support limited number of Canadians. program, paying the same ice But if the trend at most arenas I have watched this ice the program and feel we need a Many girls hesitate to become rent as the other groups, guaran- were to happen here we would problem before. After all, the decent active sport for girls in involved in a sport that might teeing 12 hours of ice time. the Ring. At such time as it gets cause them to be branded as As an extra bonus we are established we will willingly “tough” and masculine. sponsoring a bus trip to Port turn over the operation of the Enter Sam Jacks, Director of Coquitlam on Friday, February 3, to see a Ringette game. With program to an established Parks and Recreation in North .* HOW RINGETTE IS PLAYED executive to run. Bay, Ontario. Ten years ago he financial support from the came up with the concept of Kinette Club the bus will be free Ringette can be played on any outdoor or indoor rink on We have chosen ringette for girls rather than. broomball or what was to become one. of the to all thdse girls who have which hockey is played. It is a team sport consisting of 11 to girls hockey and although we fastest growing sports for g’irls in registered at that time. And to 18 players on a team with six players on the ice at one time: expect some controversy on our Canada - ringette. A couple of add to the evening, ice skating two forwards, one centre, two defence and a goalie. decision, it has been made for years later, a few other northern at the Port Coquitlam arena will The girls wear skates, must wear a helmet and mouth very definite reasons, and we Ontario communities got into be available to those on the trip. guard, some form of glove, tight fitting slacks, and a warm are prepared to stand on our the act and a proper set of rules The bus trip is of codrse “just sweater. No other protective equipment is needed, however, decision to promote the sport, were formulated. Four years for the gals” except of course goal pads may be worn if desired. And there is nothing to stop a ago, the provincial government anyone interested in coaching A straight stick is used to pass, carry and shoot the ring group forming girls hockey or recognized ringette as a viable the sport will also be welcome. (a round rubber ring), with the object of the game being to broomball and joining in the battle for ice-time. But so far no . score goals. Defence sticks are coloured red, forward sticks one has shown that sort of in- i are coloured blue, and centre sticks are colored white. The terest. goalie uses a hockey goal stick. So we chose ringette. Why? There can be no body contact and all the rules are And what is ringette? Well, first designed with the safety of the participants in mind, or all Minor Hockey is designed Violations, due to body contact, result in two minute for boys. The sport is male penalties. orienied aad very physical. The offside rules stipulate that a player cannot skate Ringette requires all the skills across either blue line while in possession of the ring. She and stamina of hockey, but the must pass the ring to a teammate across each blue line and rules are formulated so as to remove some of the “brawn” may not touch the ring until it has been touched by another element. It is played on skates All the excitement of hockey, minus the often bruising physical contact associated with,the player. In order for the game to be fast moving and wide just like hockey; with a sport, is the description of Ringette a winter team sport for girls. Registrations are being open, the forwards cannot enter their own defensive zone - maximum of six players from Rec. dept offers ski programs accepted by the Department of Recreation now. and the defence players cannot enter their own offensive each team on the ice at one zone. The centre can go anywhere. time. It is played in a normal The Squamish Parks and renting equipment is $18 and The rules require each player to participate in each of rink just like hockey, but that is Recreation Department still with their own equipment, $13. the two 20 minute periods, allowing all participants ice time. where the similarity ends. have openings in both the cross Who can resist a price like this There are five age groups for girls playing Ringette; Body checking isn’t allowed country and downhill ski for a sport that can include the ranging from 10 j;.ehrs and under (Petites) to 20 years and (so you can cut out the cost of programs. , whole family? Whistler plans second Winterfest! bulky padding). Hockey sticks older (Ladies). But presently we are registering for ages 6 to 1) ,P;’; Spaces are still available for nn are not used (you use a cut off 13 only. The cross -country ski the downhill ski ‘programs, on the school for this event. hockey stick or broom handle) programs have been going very Sundays commencing in Whistler is planning to hold taking place at the Gondola Run its second anpual Winterfest on at 7:30 p.m. Another event wiii be ihe well under instructor Bev Par- February. Children 12 and un- selection and crowning of the slow. There are still openings in der ski at Rainbow, while those the weeken’d of Jan. 27, 28 and Have you ever tried your 29 with a number of events laid hand at snow sculpture? If not Snow Queen, from the con- February. For adults needing to 13 years to adult ski Whistler. testants in the weekend events. rent equipment, the price is $26, For more information on the on for the three day celebration. and you’d like to here’s your Most of them are fun events but chance. There’s lots of snow on Entry fees for the events are and those with their own equip- above programs, please contact $I .OO and the trophies and ment, $21. The fee for children the department at 892-5217. there’s competition as well and the east side of the highway there should be something for from the Cheakamus Corner to grand prizes will be awarded at everyone. the Husky Corner so go ahead 4 pm. on Sunday ,afternoon. Colorful trophies have been and prepare your entry for this Last year with poor weather provided for each event and event. Judging will be done on and hardly any snow there were each entrant in an event is Sunday. over 250 contestants and this qualified to participate in a There’ll be ice hockey games year’s events should attract a Strand draw for two Eunf!igh: air on Saturday and Sunday at an great many more. For an in- tickets to Hawaii. outdoor rink and tne cross ierea;ing aid cxcitizg weekend Among the events planned are country ski race will be held on look into Whistler’s second an- Yediterranean Cruises Ice Fishing with a prize for the Sunday at 11 a.m. Register at nual Winterfest and have fun! heaviest fish. ,Fish have to be starting April 16/78 weighed in at the Whistler ln- with prices from $989.00 formation Centre. Times for the ice fishing competition are from including air fare. IO am: to 4 p.m. Thursday to This popular priced cruise Saturday and from IO a.m. to will be open for booking noon on Sunday. LEISURE Broom ball will be featured Jan. 30/78 on Saturday and Sunday at the for more informstlon Christiana Inn with Ice Stock By Maurice Farn Sliding on the same days at the call Louise or Sharon school grounds. The Dual Slalom Team Event with three males and one female is planned for the top of Whistler on Saturday with the The role of the Parks and Bob Smith and Bill Manson. obstacle ski race at noon Sunday Recreation Commission is in- Watch some important at the top of the mountain. . creasing a ’great deal now that decisions coming out of the 892-3565 Fireworks and a torchlight the Civic Centre is about to be‘ Recreation Commission during parade will highlight Saturday opened. The Commission will the next few months. night’s activities with the parade be making several recom- Forget about the arena for a mendations to Council in the while because the scheduling for next few months both during the ice time is complete and all the final construction, but also when groups have been informed. the building becomes Activities already confirmed operational. All sorts of for the Auditorium and Activity NQW IS THE TIME problems will be brought to the Rooms are: Kinsmen convention attention of the Community by in April, Soccer Banquet in staff and groups and May, a children’s Film Series organizations in the community starting in April, a revised Kin- as we try to make the Civic Cen- derfun Pre-School Program, tre as multi-purpose as possible. gymnastics, Yoga for Children But the Civic Centre is only one and some bi-monthly meetings. of a number of big jobs the In the planning stage are: a Commission has to look into. grand opening teen concert Some of the areas they are (hopefully Trooper), a morning already involved in are: ladies badminton program, with - ’ 0 Long range planning a babysitting service for those 0 Parks Development taking part in the programs. It is Aluminum Gutters 0 Swimming Pool Im- hoped that a number of programs can be offered in- provementsPolicies and Procedures cluding carpet bowling, dan- 0 Consideration of Grants cing, gard games and a speciai Call Bob Bernard 0 Program Development and film program. A senior citizens No Joints! joint use of facilities with the club from Campbell River has for a Free Estimate- School Board indicated an interest in social No Leaks! Considering the fact that the exchanges with the local senior Tek 892-3310 Commission members generally citizens group. Made On The Job are voiunteers from the public Roller skating is also pknned Res: 892-3400 at large is quite a task and one for the arena when the ice is not usually appreciated too taken out and is expected to much. share in the arena floor space The Parks and Recreation with lacrosse, wrestling, cir- Commission are: Chairman John cusses, car shows and giant Capricorn Csnstruciion I$td Willgress. Peter Martin, Denise bingo. Borrell, Lindsey Valleau, Bob Any bets as to which service Gutter Division McCormick (School Board club gets in first to hold a giant Representative) and Aldermen bingo? I The Squamirh Timas - Wednesday, January 25, 1978 - Page 7 basketball teams busy

Both Stawamus and Stawamus and an exciting 16-16 IO points. Mamquam won elementary tie with Gleneagles of West As,the second part of Friday's school basketball games last Vancouver. Against Stawamus, doubleheader, Mamquam's boys week. The Stawamus Reserves the girls were playing their first took on Gieneagles' boys and played a strong two-way game in away game and were behind 5.0 won the game in the first seven defeating the Mamquam Reser- at the half. minutes of the first quarter, out- ves 20-11 at Mamquam. In the second half, they boun- scoring Gleneagles 14-0. Stawamus was led by guard ced bzck and scored 26 points Myles Rosser itd the attack Norm Gratton who scored ten to win 26.5. Karli Whittam and with !O points and Curtis points on lay-ups after stealing Leonie Plunket: each scored IO McEeod potted six. Saturday, February 19th is the celled due to heavy snow fall the ball. The tailer Stawamus points. In games this week, day set for the Sporting Goods and road not plowed. Another team was strong on the boards, In the Friday game against Mamquam boys journeyed to Swap Meet so gather up all your date will be set for this trip. A denying Mamquam second shots Gleneagles, Mamquam girls West Van after school Monday outgrown or equipment you group ,of beginners enjoyed a while 'securing two and three outscored their opponents 10-6 to play Hollyburn, Brackendale don't use any more and bring it day skiing on Cheakamcs Lake rebounds at their offensive end. in the second half to achieve the girls played Mamquam Tuesday along to the school gym 10 road and members have had day Mamquam girls came out of tie. Carolyn Tee1 played a and tomorrow Stawamus senior sell or swap, or just come along outings to the lava flats and Lost the week with a win over strong game scoring six of the boys .travel to Mamquam. to biy. Sporting goods only Lake. please. Sponsored by the All members signed up for the S.S.O.C. and Squamish Dept. of Pemberton Outdoor School trip Recreation. For further in- next weekend will be notified by formation phone iieien iienis at phone as to the meeting place 898-9896, or Vonda Chase at and, time, etc. Further in- 892-5217. formation phone Ian Forbes at The ski club weekend trip to 898-5539. Diamond Head Lodge. was can- Final plans for Lac LeJeune ski trip will be discussed at next meeiiiig SO a!! ~~WXSb~kd Theft at for trip should try to attend meeting. Britannia Beach Our meetingi are held the The Howe Sound Timber Trophy for the "A" event at the men's open bonspiel was Police that Brian Warnes first Wednesday in the month at presented by John Drenka to the Jim Still rink with Rick Still, Gene Bailey and Don Digby. of Britannia Beach reported on the high school at 7:30 p.m. Jan, 22nd that there had been Next meeting February 1st. damage and theft at Britannia when future weekend and day Beach. trips will be discussed. A selec- Rod and Gun club news' Hoses and nozzles were stolen tion of colour slides will be As a result of much hard work Bruce Pryde. January 23 at the MacMillan- Gary Hendrickson and his rink,won the"B" event and the Squamish Mills Trophy~- presenled' from all four pumps at the shown after the meeting. on the Dart of Rod and Gun The next meeting of the Rod Bloedel board room at 730 by John Drenka. Other rink members are Tim Chapman, Denny Rathbone and Roy King. Britannia Beach service station. Everyone welcome. Club mimbers, the organization and Gun Club will be held p.m. is beginning the new year with a nearly completed club house, a tidy range and a variety of plan- ned activities. John Wilgress, busy with the British Columbia CORE program, received an award in the form of a plaque presented ' by the Minister of Recreation and Conservation, Sam Bawlf, for one of the top ten outdoor educational programs in North America. The Squamish program was one of the best in Canada,. unofficially placing Monday Matinee: Gale 644T. third. Virgent 238S, Lynn Gauthier 10 a.m. Wednesday Ladies: Dorothy DeFrancesco 270% Six new instructors are 230S, Sara Lamonte 22SS, 574T; Kathy Boothroyd 5,70T, Madeline McLeod 264s' Diana needed for our area and Yoremchuk 264S, Lorraine Wilgress advises that a course Joanne Burlinget 558T. Specialty Shop Mixed: Roy Aseltine 682T, Wanda Burger- for instructors will start within mister 673T. Doreen Quinn the next ten weeks. Bliss 245S, 614T; Elof Manson 242S, 632T; Ed Antosh 240S, 65 8T. John Wright informed the 613T; Mary Hoodikoff 254% Wednesday Ladies: Lorraine club that the Ed Bishop 631T;Demetor Vi 223S,Antosh 576T; 254S, Cathy Eva Aseltine 290S, 6227; Wanda Memorial Steelhead Trophy Burgermeister 283s. 707T; will be fished for April 14, 15 Smith 595T. Dorothy DeFrancesco 263S, and 16. The club steelhead Mixed Neighbors: Norma Louise Scheerschmidt 661T. trophy is to be a season long Slee 281S, 673T; Janice Golden Age: Bob Silcock contest starting now and con- Moldowin 261S, Marg Marlow 2698, 655T; Scott McDonald tinuing through May. 260S, 626T; Barb Ratt 624T. 264S, 661T; Bob Dudley 201S, The Black Powder shooters Tuesday Mixed: Carlos Genio Dot Dawson 31 I, 2928, 745T; .. Clearance Super Final Savo.40% . , OlrY Corduroy Klddles' Hooded list Dec'ember's top ten Moun- 2785'. 672T; Paul Gratton 253S, Flo Stevens 220S, 583T; Edna Baby Glft Jeans Sweatshlrts tain people as Anne Graham, 618T; Dean Aseltine 253S, McKidnon 204S, SOST. Clea ra nee! ' Clearance on End of Season ladies' Tops Clot hlng Rq. 5.98 Jim Allan, Lex Tetachuk, Gor- Dave Porter 618T,. Sharon Wednesday Niters: Gary Wat- Reg. 4.98 3gq si:r son 258S, 654T; Sonny Marty Ladies' Ladies' suits Sale L sur *399 39g- die Giiberg, John Tallaksen, Brewer 2833, 642T; Lorraine Save 50% Special selection of sweate 231,S, 560T; Ray Champagne Clearance. Sweaters & 'Dresses iets and dress sets in 100% Western styling in 100% cot- Long slccvcs with zip front Nina Tallakien, Des Fowler, Aseltine 278s. 683T; Carol Reg. 2.98 lo 3.98 washable acrylic knit. Size ton. Machine wash *n dry. Machine .washable. Arsc Lapointe 237s. Dot Knudsen 212S, 558T; Eleanor Dorey 44% io 24 months. Sizes 7-14. colors in sizes 4.6X. Tim Fowler, yince Koch and Save ' Ladies' Famous Reg. 5.99 Sale 279S, 605T; Darlene Allen Save 50% Savo 33% . 2693, 662T; M. Champagne KOddles' Girls' & Klddlos' Klddles' G WG Maker Tops Slwpwoar World Joan Jackets 242S, Lana Watson 6OlT, Sale Sale for Wlnter Mltts SPACE SMALL SHOP Marilyn Pond 601T. Asst. t-shirts, shirts & Assorted colors and sizes There is still a wid{ Rq. 9h cub Reg. 4.98 to 5.99 . SllC AREAS Priced to clear at pullover sweaters in long in long sleeve cardigans selection of pantsuits 299 G IS AVAILABLE Royal Purple: Peggy Dawson & short sleeves. Asst. and pullovers. Mostly jumpsuits, and dresses tc Your choice of Boys' 2.61 100%SdC 2acrylic, for 100machine SllC 333 294s. 703T; Daphne Chadwick cotton polo pyjamas or Girl! Western100% maciine. st le jean washable jackets cot if fabrics & colors in sizes acrylic styles. Excellent choose from. Asst. colors 24X long gowns. Ass1 washable mitts to keep those 2638, 699T; Annette Walsh S M.L. value! and broken sizes. hands warm. ton denim. Sizes 4.6X. 260S, Linda Burt 655T. Salefor Ladles' Long GIvo-Aw~Y . Ladlor' . Girls' Fashlon Speclal Sdectlon Glrls" d; Klddles' Thursday Mixed Cecil Van Sloeve Tops Speclal! Swrrtors Gaucho@ 'Canadlan Modo' Assorted Pants Sick!c 27-1s. 282S, 729T; Bruno Say' 23% 277 Ladlor' T=Shlrts save 40% __ T-shirt Marini 2738, 701T; Dale lO* Rq Save R~.12.98 R Choose from a wide assortment of fall 398 5O%9gc CtoaranceYour Choice 199 Kingston 260S, Dean Kingston & holiday styles in assorted fabrics and Sale Reg. 1.99Salr Sale 777 SllC 299 Cowl neck tups in 100'2 Short & long sleeve t.shirts Assorted cardigans and This is a giveaway pricc Top quality, top fashion. and 649T. Elaine Alton 2463, Linda colors. Sizes s.m.1. and 38-44. Fantastic brirc nylon. Machine in asst. fabrics and colors. pullovers in heavy weight Asst. machine washabl top value in broken size Assorted styles. fabrics, ani from Burt 21 7S, 2288,656T; Pat Fur- value, so save now! washable and avail. in asst. Sizes S.M.L. Limited Quart. acrylic. Great style selection rabrics and colors to choor rannes from Intants' to Girls' sizes in broken sizes 2 cnlirrs. Sizes S.M.L. thy! in asst. colors. Sizes S.M.L. Irom. Sires 7-14. 14. niss 223s. Dale Eppele 607T. Give-Awry Sprclal Save 33% ' Boys' 2 Pce. Save 33% to 50% Friday Classic: Geo Binning Ladies'. Ladles' Dn Boys' GWG Pantvhoso Knee HI'S Ladles' Mltts Boys' Western Fyjamas 280S, 759T; Bob Silcock 279s. Rq. 9Uc rnrh Kneo fiocks Jeans Jeans and Overall' 721T; Bill Popovic 268s' Keith Rg. 5.98 Sale 399 Koch 653T. Doreen Quinn Sale-3 for 199 Sale Sale CKI Bikinis & hricfs in your Sale Your choice of heavy acrylit Sale Long sleeve cotton or flannel 2e4S, 663T; Grace Koch 259S, choice of acetate. nyltin. or Reinforced dress sheer in Reinforced dress sheer knee 399 pyjamas in assorted prints. douhlcknil in solids & pal IO 02. cotton denim, wester spice or beige. One size fits in beige. One terns or nylon ski mitts. Asst stvle iean with four oocket! Button front. machine 724T; Doreen Hales 241S, 111. BUY now. and save! size fits all. ClJllJrS'& SiZCS. washable. Sizes 8.16. Norma Slee 613T. Gpor Cioarance Ladles' Ski Jackets 81 'Canadlan Made' Boys' Dress Jets: Robbie Whittow I6IS, bf .Robes 6 Pant Coats . - Boys' T-Shlrts Socks 233D; Lee Douglas I33S, 246D; boungowoar Rg. 16.9% lo 39.98 ' Brent Joanett 116S, Bruce Shep- pard 216D, Laureen Lonsdale Rq.to I499 9.99 Salc 799. Top guality, long slcev SllC 55c pall Final winterSale clearance' on all skiand jackets and pan1 rhere is still a large assort. 1299 1 699 shirts In polyesterlcotton an 122s. 237D: Beverlv Washtock ncni of quills. fleece & poly some acrylic knits. Ass IC& nylon'in aslortcd pat. coats. Asst. stvlcs. fabrics & lengths. Sizes S.M.L.. terns and Plains. Sizes 8-10 IlSS, Janice Mdule 114S, ,rints~tochoose from. Asst. IO , strioes in mock neck stvlt to 18. and 3i 10 44. 223D; Vickie Smith 211D. Bantams: Raymond Quesnel 169s. 417T; Paul Paddison . 154s; 369T; Kevin Jesson 1 S3S, 377T: Kim Mauch 212S, 549T; Michelle Quinn 174s. Kersti Balance of our Save 30% Koch 150s. 4557; Shelley Rivett 423T. Inventory! on Down Filled Juniors: Allen Pearson 2293, Men's Jackets for Men 586T: Renee Kitson 211s. Men's Men's Genuine Roger Quesnel 197S, 525T; Danny Hall 568T, Colleen - leathers .. Quinn 224S, 599T; Debbie Co,rduroy Sadler 219S, 595T; Theresa Down look Split Cowhide 38a Moule 201S, Tracy Rempel Sale Entire balance of inventory on sale! 525T. Seniors: Tod Short 251S, Jackets Borg orlon pile or curly Sherpa lining. 100% nylon outer, with down & feather Ski Mostly rancher styles avail. , tilling. Zip front closing. Asst. colors. 651T; Jack Wright 246S, 677T; Brad Wilson 228S, 609T; Liz Pile Lined Brennan 23fS, 591T; Maurine Jackets Men's Final January WrightShort 206S, 228S, 548T. 565T; Heather Men's Raincoats *t* Clearance Entries for the National 'Canadian Made' Classified Bowling Cham- on Down Look Ski pionships are being accepted Reg. 49.95 this month. This event is open to Sale Jackets a fiQQ =!! bc,;*!e:s !9 yea:-, of .12= Look lovely, slegant, enchaniing, 100% cotton, medium wale cord, in- Sale Sale age and over. Each bowler com- )- )- any way you want, with a new hairstyle petes individually in his or her terlined for warmth. Full zip front with Final January clearance of down look created to show you at your best by 13" own average classification to self collar & cuff, slash pockets, and ski jackets. Polyester tilled for warmth Polyester tilled, cadet collar, snap 50% fortrcl polyester/50% cotton. our professional stylists front &back yoke. 28".hip length. Asst. and concealed nylon hood. Asst. flaphipper closing and avail. in asst. Scotchguarded with fully plaid lining, win a spot on the team. At the , colors. lengths. colors. fly front and raglan sleeves. I conclusion of the house round, one bowler from each of the five .: Wm'c . 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I ! n \ '; Paye 8 The Squamlih Tlmes Wednesday, January 25, 1978 - - , .. t I Be home set off rounds and itrea I: By RQSE TATLOW or sewing or any of their hob. nace but two hot water ,heaters; the other has a trundle bed so grass and fruit trees, the lovely Homes are an expression of bies. one for the kitchen, laundry and it's lots of fun to have a friend secluded patio at the rear of the ' one's personality and while "It's great for storage," washroom area and the other for stay over. There's lots of room. house, surrounded by a trellis many people like the modern Lynette said, "and in a house the bedroom wing. for collections, for their books, with climbing roses, all add to , style, or west coast modern as it like this, with no basement, one One of the attractive features and for all the things that girls, the living area of this house , has been called, the traditional needs a lot of storage. That's of the house is the use of cup- and boys as well, hold dear. which was desinged to be just ' ranch style home, on one floor, why we have the storage room boards and b u i It - ins; Outside the wide green lawns that, a home for a family IG I with lots of space, appeals to just off the kitchen, almost like everywhere you'll find cup- are hidden under the snow but grow up in and to remember . many. an old fashioned larder or pan- boards designed to carry the with the coming of spring, the throughout their lives. Such a home is the one owned try where there's lots of roem necessities of everyday living. by Norman and Lynette Halvor- for extra food and things." The large sunny kitchen has two son on Highway 99 just south of It's a house designed for and a half walls of cupboards the firackendale Store. The living. Practical for a growing and cupboards line the angled long, low rancher, with white family; they have four children hallway. There's a built in buffet paint gleaming, set in green and each child has lots of and china cabine! in the dining lawns and with a stream mean- friends, so there's a washroom room and the polished wood dering through the property, is a off the back door, with the laun- table with high backed perfect example of this type of dry room'incorporated into the Mediterranean type chairs, add house. back hall and the hall leading to a formal. note to the room, "We wanted a house to live the kitchen holds the freezer. A niche by the fireplace was' I in," Lynette said, "on one floor, It's close to the kitchen and just the size of the piano and but with lots of room and one close to the door, so food brightly upholstered furniture day my sister-in-law found a doesn't have to be carted away adds a gay note to the formal design which seemed to be the but can be unloaded almost living room. Here Chris, the answer. We eliminated a hall or from car to freezer. family cat, has found herself a two, put the kitchen and family "Perhaps the most usefui spot in front of the fireplace room in front of the house and room in the house is this one which seems to be warmer than the dining and living rooms in just off the back hallway," the the rest of the floor. the back and added a bedroom, Halvorsons said. "At any time "There must be a heating duct

and that was it." ' you'll find the ironing board set under there," Lynette laughed, "Of course we had an ar- up there, or maybe the sewing as the cat lazily moved and set- chitect make the changes,'' her machine while some mending is tled down even more com- husband added, "and we've in progress. Lynette teaches fortably. The huge stone fireplace, been very happy with them." church school so it's an ex- 11 made with local stones from the The family room with its big cellent place to prepare lessons 1 bow window, looking out on the and keep supplies and in the rivers and cliffs in the valley, is C highway and the stream, with weeks befo,re Christmas._ it's the accented with a few special The ranch type home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Halvorson on Highwav 99 is lone,0. low and C rambling, a-iraditional style that's always popular. the girls' plants on a low table, room every housewlte wants, stones which Grandma Halvor- is the heart of the house. The where she can leave her wrap- son brought back with her from 't a trip to Norway. t c '9.5' feature wall, with cupboards ping paper and gifts all I A grandfather clock ticks I away in the entrance hall, its t meiiow notes marking each passing hour and in the t bedroom wing, the master ( bedroom with bathroom en c suite, is accented with a large picture, containing separate i smaller ones of the children c taken when they were very 1 I small. , Mauve and white with I delicate filigree metal to create i a headboard, adds a dainty note to one of the girls9 while Focal point of the entrance hallway is this stately grand-' I father clock which melodiously WCG~S:he passing of ti&.

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naments-are placed. The alcove beside ahdfireplace seems to have been designed for the piano. 'Bannister Holdings Ltd. PUBLIC, NOTICE. 898-S90S In accordance with Section 37 (1 2) of the Assessment PUBLIC NOTICE Act, notice is hereby given that the Court of Revision Morning, noon and night! !qfirn, FOR YO1 In accordance with Section 37 (I 2) of the Assessment set up to hear Appeals against the Real Property Assessment Roll for School District 48 com- Winter and summer! ' ,* ,* :. Act, notice is hereby given that the Court of Revision No. - prising: - set up to hear Appeals against the Real Property An hour spent, soaking in hot water, Assessment Roll for School District No. 45 com- District of Squamish surrounded by the warmth of wood, the .- .- pr i s i ng: Resort Municipality of Whistler closeness of people you care about, has an almost magical yay of taking a whole day's SALES-SERVICE-PARTS Corporation of the District of West Van- Village of Pemberton PHONE 985-0591 Vancouver Collector's District tensions away. Relaxation is only one of the couver Great West Hof Tub's splendid benefits. Village of Lions Bay Lillooet Collector's District' SPECIAL SALE Vancouver Collector's District will hold their first sitting at: a11 Demos 6 1977 TOYOIJS What is it? Where does it go? will hold thier first sitting at: 1)- Municipal Hall -A whole new room added to your life - In the garden 72 Corolla, 2 dr, 4 spd, radio 2nd Ave. - A meeting place for friends and family - On a patio 73 Grand Torino, I/auto, radio 1)- St. David's Church (rooms 5 8t 6) Squamish -A personal spa -Behind a house 73 lemans, 2 dr, I/auto, blue 1525 Taylor Way - An unforgettable relaxation - Beside a pool 74 Toyota SRS, radio, yellow West Vancouver 2)- Council Chambers - An experience to savour - At a cottage 74 Pinto Wgn., 4/aulo, radio Municipal Hall 75 Astre Coupe, 4 rpd, yellow 2 1- Cedardale Elementary School Mow is it done? Who is it for? Whistler Anyone. All ages enjoy it 75 Corolla SRS, 1600, red 595 Burley Ave. - By yourself, with a little help from - Great West Hot Tub Company It stimulates good conversation 77 Caprice, Uauto, Wpb, rad West Vancouver on February 13th, 1978, at 10$0 am. in Squamish - Easy to install without special tools - It draws people together 77 Malibu, E/auto, radio, blue and 11fiO am. in Whistler. - *"l.mYn on February Ist, 1978, st 1OfiO a.m. - A pcrfect day's' project for the family - Instant pleasure in a. hectic world iiwm, iki?S, BiiK-UBS Appellants will be notified as to the - Everything supplied for easy and - It's totally affordable LAXDCIUISERS, ETC. Appellants will be notified as to the of immediate installation. DW8A place, date and time of the hearing place, date and time of the hearing of their Appeal. their Appeal, The warmth of water - the' feel of wood. P. A. Fenton P.A. Fenton I. Area Assessor A rea Assessor Thew9s iothing Ricer For rea! re!mmtion! North Shore/Squamish Valley '65 Marine Dr. North Van. North ShoreRquamish Valley FQR .INFORMATION PRICES CALL 'avel: 736-2601 Hertz 898-59Q5

L I ," I Council held a special tower which in !!I: original applicatian fo: a srptlc tank wes Mayor Brenwn a_p$ointed further explain the proposal for Allan Williams indicated that cil for permission to convert the property is situated amongst meeting January 3 to examine plans was to be made of wood. turned down by the Chief Public Alderman Tatlow as an alter- the ,water line extension, he would support the town's ap- six townhouses on Tantalus large commercial businesses. the 1973 provisional budget *** Health Inspector on the grounds native member to the Union previously turned down by the plication for a grant to help Mall to six stores at ground A committee consisting of with the hope that this year's Aldermen Alma Cunningham that the drainage in the area was Board of Health, backing UP province. finance the Squamish Civic Cen- level and three double apart- Aldermen Tatlow, Smith and taxes would not be increased. and Nick Candy were appointed not conducive to that, form of Aldcrmsn Cunningham. The extension is necessary tre. He said that he would be ments on the second floor. Cunningham was formed to Attempting to reduce the to a committee to meet with Dr. sewage disposal. *** before work on an industrial consulting with the Minister of He said that the townhouses meet with Mr. Spargo to discuss budget by some $600,000, Brtice Laing of the Public Jost appealed the decision to Administrator Stan Kary and park planned for the North Consumer Affairs Rafe Mair in were no longer economically the rezoning of his land from several items were discussed for Health Department concerning . Squamhh council and after the District's consulting Yards area can go ahead, support of the application. viable with one vacancy and two Residential 111 to Commercial reduction. They included their refusal of a septic tank per- ' many months of agitation was +4P *** *** more due in the coming months. 111. The proposal will also go $100,000 off the cost of the new mit to Hans dost. sussessful in receiving a permit engineer, ED. Webber, will go Labour Minister and Howe People seem uninterested in ren- before the Advisory Planning fire hall, $2,000 off the police In hp:il of last year, the Jost's to go ahead last Thursday. to Victoria on January 25 to . Sound provincial representative John Spargo applied to coun- ting them, he said, because the Commission. department's entire budget, elimination of a fire Prevention Officer's vehicle worth 66,000 and a $5,600 reduction in the coot of furnishings for the fire station. In view of the large propor- tion of paving and sidewalk budget provided for by the Superintendent of Public Works, Mayor Brennan ap- pointed Aldermen Cunningham, Candy and Barr to examine the paving and sidewalk projects with Frank Wilson. Aldermen Manson, Tatlow and Smith were appointed to a committee to meet with Recreation Direction Maurice Farn to discuss the Recreation Capitai Expenses.*** Tuesday, January 17, with all members present, council passed a motion that in the future any new hydro lines must run along existing corridors. Discussion was prompted by a letter from Squamish resident Peter Gordon who asked coun- cil "to limit the number of corridors that Hydro may use through the Squamish area so that when Hydro plans another line for 1990 or 2008 they will know well ahead of time that they will be required io inCicCsC the K.V.3 of exihg lines or x double up through existing corridors." ,"I personally would I ike the increase in the number of corridors stopped at the com- pletion of the latest project on the west side of the Squamish River. I feel that there has to be a limit to the number of corridors running through this narrow valley;' he wrote. Council agreed to advise Hydro that they are, in favour of the proposed Vancouver Island Line route being moved so that it lparallels*** the existing line. The Squamish Volunteer Firefighters were granted a per- mit to raise funds for the two Vancouver children who were badly burned in San Francisco last fall. .. Medical expenses of at least ... 56.S;OOO a child ,?ere incurred after the tent they'wdre sleeping in caught fire. One child is still in hospital in the States while . the other rs now home in Van- couver. Permission was granted along with a comment from the mayor a6out the "amount of the bills they hand out down there."

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Squamish Baptist Church Was groom. Deborah carried three Lenard Henson. Also assisting the scene of a mid-winter wed- pink roses with ferns and baby's with usheri,\g duties was the ding, uniting in marriage breath. bride's bro! her-in-law Jerry Deborah Fern Koop, daughter Maid of honour Eunice Koop, Dirks. of Mr. and Mrs. Henry KoOP 6f sister of the bride, and A reception at the Legion Squamish and Einar Sandland, bridesmaids Bjorg Sandland and Hall followed the ceremony. son of Mr. snd Mrs. Georg Sari- Anne Sandland, sisters of,the Master of Ceremonies was Gland of Ciaribaldi Highlalids- groom, wore ideniical floor George Kelly, with Abe Koop, Dr. David Roy MurQoch Of- length royal blue gowns of satin brother of the bride, as Toast- iiciated at the 2 p.m. Ceremony polyester. Each young lady master. OF SQUAMISH 6 WHISTLER 8 PEMBERT@Pl on Tuesday, December 27. Tall carried a single, pink long- For her daughter's wedding, tapers added a decoratiye note'' stemmed rose. Mrs. Koop chose a floor length Th@ Oquomlrls 'IlfnOl - Wednesdag, January 25, 1978 - PagO 11 - SECOND SECTION, - to the altar. Soloist was Lois Miss Lori Koop, niece of the dark green, flowered gown. The Koop, sister in law of the bride- bride, as flower girl, wore a gro9m's mother Mrs.,Sandland The bride, given in marriage pink floor length gown and she 'wnre a floor length black, by her father, chose, a floor carried a nosegay of one pink flowered gown. length gown of white 4atln rose, centered in baby's breath. Before leaving for their polyester, the bodice featuring a Candlelighters for the wed- , honeymoon in Harrison Hot V neck with collar and io@ ding ceremony wereDwight and springs, the bride donned a wide,sleeves. Her waist length Gwendi Koop, nephew and beige gaucho dress and brown sheer veil.fell from a headdress niece of the bride. shirt. of three pink roses and her sole The groom was supported by Out of town guests included piece of jewellery was a gold good friend John Roy and J&ry and Lois Koop and family, Bob Middelman (r) and his cbum Fred Stasch of Edmonton necklet featuring a heart itset groomsmen were Tim Koop, Tim Koop, Mike and Priscilla with a diamond, a gift from the brother of the bride, and Belosevic from Manitoba; Dan spent the weekend with Bob's parents before departing for and Norma Koop and family Esqiiimallt with the Armed Forms. Bob will be on board H.M.C.S. Provider and Fred on H.M.C.S. Kootenay. The annual Kinsmen Mothers' welcome daughter Lindsey Fairhurst, Robert Grant, Dina from Alberta, Elmo, Elouise and Laura Bluhm from Denver, March gets into "step" on Sun- home last week. She has been a Celella, Jim Brohman, Clayton day, January 29, through Satur- Rotary exchange student for the Thorne, Peter Hermon, Denise Colorado; Lenard and Shirley Starlite Theatre news Hanson from Dawson Creek, day, February 4. I'm sure the past year in Japan. Fairhurst, Gwen Rivett, Nancy On January 26, 27 and 28 courts. One on One is a local Kinsmen Club would not Dawson, Vivian Downing and Barb Therres and Dave Burgess (Thursday, Friday and Satur- terrifically entertaining movie *** of Prince George and from Van- mind having a few extra mar- A Saskatchewan farmer with Sandy Cliff. day) One On One will be shown. in which the underdog triumphs, ching mothers to assist them poor relatives in East Germany ' *** couver: Bruce . Boyes, Art and Bobby Benson co-wrote and and love conquers all. Rated with canvassing in this area. If heard that a food package he Did you hear the one abouf Eunice Linsey, Ted and Laila stars in this college basketball Mature. Tjorhom, Mrs. Dahl, Jenny story, a kind of Rocky on the Great Texas Dynamite Chase YOG 2;s inieiejtet, pkst call h=d scn: :hen had neve: !he nrwtiml Jolrpr in Sigg Sing r------Carlson, Mr. and Mrs. Bidell, Ed Nightingale at 898-9222. arrived. Putting a brave face on courts, in which good guys finish will be shown on Sunday, Mon- who kept a little sign on Bjorn and Eric Bidell, Lorne, first and love conquers all. day and Tuesday, January 29, You don't necessarily have to things, he cabled them, "Cheer the electric chair: "You can be Kim and Yvonne Muirhead, 30 31. It qualify as a mother to march for up! The Wurst is yet to come."' sure, if it's Westinghouse!" Written by its star Robby Ben- and stars Johnny this great cause! Just have a Hazel Schmidt, Gunda Liland, sons (Ode to Billy Joe), this Crawford and Claudia Jennings. *** *** and John and Teresa Liland. engaging movie offers an The title and the warning tell good pair of shoes and be A retirement party for M.P. Newlyweds (on December IO) The new Mr. and Mrs. San- willing to call on a few homes: Ron Basford in Vancouver on Debbie and Rob Haydock were irresistably upbeat story, ex- most of the story in this action . _. - dland are residing in Garibaldi cellent performances, and af- thriller. Rated Restricted *** Friday night was attended by down from Prince George for a - MR. AND MRS.* EINAR SANDLAND Estates. fecting scenes on and off the some sex and violence. Stork Story ,- MOORE - Dave Pat and Friedel Goode, Fay few days iasi week visiting Dt5- and Wendy Moore (nee Copp) lorgenson and Mr. and Mrs. bie's narents, Jim and Norma I are, pleased to announce the Stan Lemko. MacNeil in the Upper arrival of their daughter, Jen- *** Squamish. nifer Colleen, born in the The "tribal ritual" as Owen *** Squamish General Hospital on Johnston so aptly named the an- Having a wonderful time at January 19, weighing 8 Ibs. 5 nual Burns Supper. on Saturday the Burns Supper on Saturday 02s. This is a sister for 21/2 year night was that and more. Now night was a visitor to our town, old Jamie. Proud grandparents the "canny" Scots are known for' Miss Peggy Morrison from Ban- are Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Copp their thriftiness and never being nockburn, Scotland. She is a of Burnaby and Mrs. Margaret too generous but when it comes guest for the next six weeks of Moore of Prince Albert, Saskat- to the "haggis bash", everyone her niece, Muriel Ryan. chewan. gets their share and more. *** *** Thanks to Irene Hurford and Another couple from Vic- St. John's Anglican Church on her Legion crew, there was toria, Mr. and Mrs. GusWeberg Diamond Road, Garibaldi haggis, roast beef, "tatties and celebrated their 61st wedding Estates is holding a rummage neeps" - more than enough for anniversary on Saturday, also at sale of Rood used clothina and all! the Burns Supper. They were giant book bazaar on Satirday, *** guests at the home of their son January 28 from 1090 a.m. to Dave Watt is the "master- and family, Gordie and Mary 230 p.m. There'll be lots of mind" behind the Burns Supper Weberg. ' goodies at the bake table too. but he certainly gets everyone *** *** into the act. 1'11 bet his wife Wedding anniversary wishes A fond farewell to Tom and Peggy doesn't want to make are also sent to Mr. and Mrs, Sandy Jennens who leave this shortbread for a while! She L.C. Minchin, Mr. and Mrs. weekend for Nelson. Actually baked 600 pieces for Saturday John-Paul Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Tom has been there since -night. I received a lovely plant Gray ' Mitchell and. Mr. and November when he was tran- from Dave for selling tickets - Mrs. Leon Campbell. sferred to the Nelcon post office , what did you receive for your *** as assistant postmaster. Sandy, labours, Peggy? Shirley Mackus enjoyed her Tom and daughters Shelley and *** ten day visit to Kamloops where Jennifer have resided in Squam- Mike Rattray, son of Chuck she visited her daughter and sih for the past four years. and Gwen Rattray, departed for. family. *** the frozen unknowns of the *** A novelist confided to friends prairies last week. Regina was Director Jim Skouge and his that he had acquired a hundred his destination and the start of a wife Sharon from the Squamish hens and wanted names for career in the R.C.M.P. Good Easter Seal Camp had a most in- them. The following were luck Mike! teresting vacation in Hawaii. In- among those suggested: *** stead of staying at a swanky Chickov, Eggetha Christie, Our birthday people this week 'hotel they found camping in Henny VIII, Shelley, Gregory are Linda Harris, Tommy Hawaii quite a change. On the Peck, Gizzard of Oz, Himalaya, Burns, Robert Cote, Glenn Island of Molokai they went on Pullet Goddard, Fryer Tuck, Ku Rivett, Pamela Hurford, a mule ride to a leper colony. Klux, Peck and Peck, and the Warren Smith, Salvador This also included a tour of the Luengo, Jr., Lori Harris, Jim colony. Brooders Karamazov.*** Bob Middelman who has just completed his basic and trade training in the Canadian Armed Senior Citizens news Forces in Nova Scotia was home Approximately 40 members new arena complex. The last weekend prior to departing attended the Pot Luck Lunch executive will look into this, for Hawaii, New Zealand,, and business meeting. of the taking into consideration the Australia, Samoa and Fiji' Senior Citizens Branch 70 on need for iransportation. aboard H.M.C.S. Provider. His Tuesday, January' 16. Many Mr. Geo Nesbitt had the chum, Fred Stasch of Ed- members were absent due to the honour of installing the new monton, spent the weekend here flu, including our new president, secretary and directors who also and will be stationed on My. Bob Silcock, Mr. Trace. were not installed at our Xmas H.M.C.S. Kootenay. They are banquet. They are as follows: not expect$d to return to Vic- second vice-president, chaired the. meeting with short notice Mr. F. Barnfield, secretary; toria until the beginning of May. and did a fine job. Three mem- directors Mrs. Eileen Johnson,. ' *** bers shared the honour of Mrs. M. MacDonald, Mrs. K., Thought for the week: The Smith, Mr. W. McAdam, Mr. surest way to prove that you receiving birthday greetings and cutting the very nice ceke which Les Moule and Mr. Bob Bruce. believe in good things is to be Mr. N. Feschuk was absent and' happy before' they come, not was in the form of a horseshoe, wishing our group good luck for will be installed at a future wait'until afterwards - there is meeting. no afterwards! 1978. ' The business meeting opened Mr. Nesbitt pointed out chat *** resolutions must be drawn up in Oliver and Faith Nelson, again with a sad note of one minute's silence for the memory time for our next meeting if we along with friends from Van- wished any presented to the couver Island, had a wonderful of Mrs. F. Buckley who passed I away recently. Provincial Secretary of the ' FURNITURE SHELVE§ , time on their recent trip to Las Dues of $2.00 each for the Senior Citizens' Assoc. He Vegas. They even *found time suggests that we present a for a few games of bridge, in 'year 1978 are now due and payable to our treasurer, Mrs. resolution to have a special between the "gambling" sessions ritual for the installation of our iflex rplndle8 , that is!! Rose Lamport, Box , Squamish. Notices are not sent executive and directors. (rectangular, square, round, octagon, corner) *** out, so please try to pay your Another suggestion was Dental Another lucky winner in the Care Insurance. If you have any Elks draw for a side of beef is dues by mail or when you see Rose at one of our functions. suggestions to offer, please pass Elinor Dorey, her name was them on to the executive. drawn on January 19. Tickets The New Horizons group are busy with plans to keep us oc- Mrs. Laura McWilliams, are now on sale for the next president of the Federated draw on February 2. cupied on the following Tucadavs:------Legislative Council, will be at *** Feb,'jth at 1 o'clock in ihe our next meeting on February On our return trip home from Elks Hall will be a whist tour- ' 21st to discuss Senior Citizens' Vancouver on Sunday night, we nanient. Admission is 50 cents subjects. TAYMOW CABINET HARDWARE decided to count the cars south- - coffee and cookies will be Plans are being made for a bound on the highway (from after. YOUdon't have to trip to Reno in April. Horseshoe Bay to our one and be a gkat player - just come only traffic light in Squamish. and enjoy the company of your premises Whistler Mountain must be the friends and make new ones. . main attraction for. all this traf- Feb. 14th and the 2nd left unlocked fic, for in less than one hour we Tuesday of each month, Round Police report that during the had counted over 1,000 Cars dancing - commencing at 1:30 past week there have been a heading back to the city. p.m., Mr. and Mrs. F. Barnfield number of instances of premises **+ have kindly offered to instruct left unsecured at night, with as The Brohman family, Jim, ,couples in round dancing. This many as five reported in one Pat, Brad, Leslie and Bridget is a beginners class and should evening. ' enjoyed a trip to California be fun. These were discovered by I earlier this month. Jim and Pat Our group has been invited to RCMP officers making a routine ( I Downtown Squahl8h 892-3551 and- family were pleased to consider carpet bowling in the foot patrol.

Y 4 * c I Page 12 - The Squamlrh Tlmsr - Wednesday, January 25, 1978 .. Susie Goodall d

Susie Goodall was installed as Honoured Queen; Maureen Honoured Queen of the Bethel McCarthy, PHQ, installing. No. 45, International Order of guide; Marilynn Green, PGQ, Job’s Daughters, at a ceremony installing marshall; Grace in the Squamish Elcmentary Halvorson, PHQ, installing While admiring a beautiful approvals, is that he hopes to be been toc tough around 1910 School. on- Sunday afternoon, , chaplain; Diane Zacharias, sunrise on the way to Vancouver ready to roll this summer with ‘cause Gus said he paid $35 for Jan. 22, at 2 p.m. PHQ, installing recorder; his planned resort community to the b3x lunch of a girl at a box Nicola Candy, PHQ, mistress of last week several local residents Susie is the youngest daughter noticed an unusual cloud for- encompass a number of lakes social one night. Wonder what of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon ceremonies; Erin Joy, PHQ, flag and with homes in a park-like the equivalent would be today? bearer; Laura Nichols, PHQ, mation which appeared to be Goodall of Squamish and smoke or vapor issuing from the setting owned by the entire He also had some tales to tell follows her sisters: Maureen, senior custodian; Toni Mitchell, group. about homesteading in Saskat- PHQ, junior custodian; Mia south side of Mount Baker. Mrs. C. McCarthy, and Comments were made regarding *** chewan. working on the Marilyn, Mrs. K. Green, who Dawson, lady of the lights and Loved the moment when John thrashing machines practically M rs. Anne Kristianson, the fact that it is of volcanic each served a term as Honoured origin and questions as to Gilmour, addressing the haggis around the clock, and the first musician. at the recest Bur!s supper, com- Queen of the Bethel. ’ whether it was active again were one he ever owned. You had to Members of the Guardian pleted his address and sat down, stand on a big wheel. to start it Installed with her were senior Council of the Bethel are: Guar- laughingly raised. princess Melanie Hubbard, Imagine the surprise to read a only to get up again, snatch a and push till it caught and then dian, Mrs. Marthea ’ Carroll, junior princess Sarah Ramus, day or so later that it was vapor knife and stab the haggis; an act get off fast or you’d go round PHQ; Associate Guardian, Dave he had forgotten in his con- and round. guide Heather Brygadyr and Brygadyr; Guardian secretary, they had seen but it wasn’t as ex- marshall Tanya Zacharias. citing as an active volcano, centration on reciting the poem. And Mrs. Weberg had tales to Mrs. Diane Zacharias, PHQ; And the description of tell about cooking for the Appointed officers for the merely melting snow leak,ing Guardian treasurer, Mrs. Louise mashed turnips as bashed neeps thrashing crew. And did every Bethel are Pam Hurren. through holes in .the rock sur- Brygadyr; Directoi of Music, always amuses me. Makes one one who grew up on a farm hrcve chaplain; Lori Fooie, iecorder; face called fumaroles. When the ivirs. Susan 8ubbard; Direc!or think some extra vigor was used tales about roosters that took af- Leanne Moore, thi:d messenger; water hits the mountain’s hot in- of Epochs, Mrs. Grace Halvor- in mashing them! ter them? One tale was about the Tracey Downing, second ner core it vaporizes and son, PHQ;Director of Fraternai *** rooster who chased the kids into messenger; Juanita Beattie, first escapes. Relations, Owen Reeve, PAG; Owen Johnston’s witty speech the outhouse and there they had messenger; Wanda Johnson, in- Promoter of Sociability, Mrs. **i And then there was the about Burns loses a lot in the lo stay till he took off! ner guard, and Pat Horwood, Joan Czssell; Promoter of reporting but it was most The smoking waters outer guard. Hospitality, Mrs. Cathleen Hoy violinist who was late for an im- portant dinner because his wife delightful. If an Englishman can On the installation team were and Director of Paraphenalia, be conceded to make the toast lni wanted him to fiddle! Cassell. installinn Mrs. Nancy Johnson. A&& to the Immortal Memory, most “1” Above the highway near. Scots at the dinner would agree Communityupdate of Vancouver Island, Brunswick Beach last week that he did... an eXCelknt job. High Glass Squamish Bible Institute has offthe beaten track? YOUbet! Indian Village in Hot Springs the springs begin. begun its ?inter quarter with a Worth the effort? That’s for Cove was washed away. The highest pool is much too mrym some 80 students taking classes sure. Although the government hot for bathing use, but, next in in Old Testament survey and the What’s the attraction? ~~t rebuilt the village in a safer line is . , . yes, a real old-style

Christian and mental health springs. location, the Indians had had clawfooted bathtub nestled in I (how to handle depression* Your first sight, stepping enough, and never returned. the rocks, and fgd with a hose anger, frustration, guilt, etc.1. ashore at remote Hot Springs Economic reality eventually from the steaming creek. Top- 10% OFF I An additional OPPOrtunitY for Cove on Vancouver Island, is a forced the Clarke family to ped up by the .hose, the tub the Squamish community 1s cluster of well-built and at- close down the centre. But the needs ebsut half an hour to CQO! provided by Squamish Bible In- tractively proportioned Clarkes who began it all. 1eft.a to bearable temperature. ALL STORM stitute (Starting immediately) buildings. Yet something is legacy to British Columbians’ a Next in line is the shower, a.. will be the free tuition for any wrong. No glass shines from the 35-acre dot of land containing miniature waterfall for those.. senior titizen 65 years Of age Or windows. Pages of a 1936 “Vice the springs was given to the with cast iron hides. Four or, WINDOWS older. Simply call the Registrar toria Daily Colonist” flutter provincial government for park five pools follow. Each is fed by Ruth Friesen at 898-3419. from between broken walls of use. the other, each is a little cooler ordorod boforo the sturdy home. The hot springs, visited only than its predecessor. The final. Fobrurry 15 Hot Springs Cove General by fishermen, holidaying pool is laced with the salt ocean. Store, former headquarters for a boaters, or seaplanes, burst out water at high tide. I would like to thank all my, “Good Vancouver Island west coast of the rocks and tumble pool by Steam hangs over the rocks in opon 6 dry, - 8 to 5 friends and neighbours for their fishing fleet, is abandoned. pool directly into the ocean lazy drifts, giving reason to the. pkno 24 houri r dry. Located on Clayoquot rollers. Indian name; “Smoking kind words and thoughtfulness in news” . Sound’s north side, the Cove’s A half-an-hour’s walk from Waters”.Bathers in soapy birthday “Good News” - that is’ the nearest road access is Tofino, at the abandoned store over a the recent loss of my mother theme that will highlight the up- the terminus of the Island’s beautifully constructed but suits scrub away evidence of, Catherine Brown. Also special coming Assembly of ap- Highway 4. Tofino is on deteriorating boardwalk brings their fishing . successes. proximately 1,000 of Jehovah’s Clayoquot Sound’s southern one out to the ocean front. It Separated according to their thanks to Dr. Thacker, the staff of Witnesses from the Squamish, side. Small trailerable boats meanders under and over fallen temper at u re per ference , they the Squamish General Hospital Pemberton, Powell River and brought in on the highway can trees, up stairs and down, until spend an hour or two, no matter North Shore area. approach the Cove through it reaches the rock cleft where what the weather. Govt. rd. noxl to OK Tlro and Fred McNeil. They warmly invite the protected waters. Passing behind The MsNally Family general public to hear with them Vargas and Flores Islands, they a program starting Saturday, turn from Sidney Inlet into the

8984811 I 4 January 28, at 1:30 p.m. and famous cove. The docks are in I reconvening again Sunday, excellent condition. Float‘ .

, . . . .. ‘V , ,.. Januari 29 at 11:15 a.m., that planes can land in the‘.calm‘ will .explore, “The Good News waters, bringing in boatless to make all mankind happy”. visitors. The ,cove is also used

’” Of special interest to the by seafolk as a weather refuge. public will be the main talk on In the 1930’~~Ivan Clarke Sunday, January 29, at 2 p.m. began the settlement with his entitled “Have Faith in the first store. A small Indian com- Good News”: munity grew up on the shore op- The Assembly Hall address is posite the store. In 1964, on 15577 - 82nd Street, Surrey, Good Friday, an earthquake B.C. All welcome - no collec- shattered the Alaskan coast, DISCOVER tion. causing great tidal waves. The I

IHFOWMATION SESSION

for small businesses which will tell you about:

SOURCES’ OF FINANCING 1 1 GOVERNMENT- ASSISTANCE Friday mornings at 10 o’clock Squamish youngsters meet at the library for an hour of stories and games. Here Judy PROGRAMMES Priest gives these three and four year olds a chance to loosen up *before they have another story. Celebrate our renovations Laugh & sing with COUHSEQLING ‘SERVICES ~ SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT by participating in our Barry Healy TRAINING PUBLIC NOTICE Thurs., Fri., Sat. HOW TO OBTAIN A BUSINESS “GRAND OPENING” In accordance with Section 37 (1 2) of the Assessmenj (matinee Friday) LOAN Act, notice is hereby given that the. Cdurts of Friday, January 27 Rivision set up to hear Appeals against the Real Play cards or enjoy Property Assessment Roll for School District No. 44 *** .. beginning at 300 pm. a game of darts comprising: NO RESERVATIONS NECESSARY! . Corporation of the District of North Van- couver *** Corporation of the City of North Van- couver We invite you to come into Wednesday, February 1st 1978 Vancouver Collector’s District the warm, friendly atmosphere of from 7:OO p.m. to 9:00 p.m. will hold their first sitting at: 1)- Municipal Hall 1 Squamish’s only Corp. Distr. North Vqncouver At the Chieftain Hotel 355 Queens Neighbourhood Pub North Vancouver . Sguamish 2)- Auditorium *** St. Andrews Church 1044 St. Georges Ave.

For further iiiforrna:ion on ‘ business financing, North Vancouver training or assistance contact Ed Linstead, Management Services Officer at the North Van- on February 1st’ 1978, at 1OSO a.m. ’ couver Branch. Tel: 980-6571. Appellants will be notified as to the place, date and time of the hearing of their Appeal. DEVELOPMENT BANK P. A. Fcnton “tarniw owned and operated” Area Assessor 892=3811 3241 2nd Aye. North Shore/Squamish Valley

t Thm Sauamlrh Tlmmr - Wednesdav. Januarv 25. 1978 - Paao 13 Eggs make tasty Free service I luncheon dishes si Eggs can be used for delicious cream together egg yolks, luncheon or dinner dishes that paprika, and l/4 cup soft butter; belie their origin. They offer a set aside. To turkey mixture add for s good course of protein and are sherry and lemon juice. Stir a easy to obtain and cook. Try small amount of hot mixture

Fti. 11 am - 12:30 am Sat. 4 pm - 1290 am Sun. 4 pm - IO pm

~~ SPECIALTY~FTHE HOUSE * CRAB LEGS s%7s * SCAMPI $10.7! served with salad, baked ' potato, and garlic bread. (both specials available with steak) - LUNCH SPECIAL - -* CRAB IiALAD * SHRIMP GREEK

t! Paae 14 - The Sauamish Tlmes - Wednesday, January 25, 1978 9 Pets 40 Job 'Opportunities 46 .For Sale Miscel!aneous 60 Suites, Condominiums & Townhouses for Rent DR. JANE STOESS SQU AMISH-LILLOOET Beauty Shop, good operation, equip- Veterinarian REGIQNAL DISTRICT ment. 4 station, 9 dryers. $4,000.00 FreeAttmtlve covered parking. 1 & 2 Bdre.Professionally §tea .arge animal ambulatory servicl will handle! Full price particulars, North Shore Bowen lsla 1HWIPATIQN TO QUOTE phone 295-3212 collect or write F. managed. Garibaldi garden court in Squamish Taggeth, &ox 160, Princeton, B.C. the Highlands. 898-3666, B a.m. to 8 Telephone: 922- 1036 vox IWO. p.m. .ive rabbits for sale. Pets or me The Squamish-Lillooet Regional 3 bdrm. TOWNHOUSE, fireplace, -4 m6s. old. Males and femal District requires janitorial service fully carpeted, Ill2 baths, fridge.& 2.50 each. Contact Dolores for its offices in Pcmberton. The 47-- Wanted to BUY stove. $300 per mo. 898-9890. lorth Vancouver OutdQor Scho janitorial service to include the 80-51 16 or 898-5422, following: BOYS & GIRLS GARlBALDl ESTATES I. Cleaning of offices weekly (ap. If you're between the ages of 9-16 Townhouses, 3 bdrms, Ill2 - proximately 680 sq. ft.) years old,, be a papersaver ie: bathrooms, 4 appliances, some . 2. Cleaning of Council Chambers (newsprint, cardboard). Start a drapes, cablevision, close to shop- 6 Ceramics and Building Inspection quarters paper drive today. Make extra ping and schools. No pets. Avail. Fascinating World of Ceramic monthly (approximately 900 sq. money for your club, organization, immed. 898-5842. CLASSfFlEB RATES: Minimum charge of $2.50 for 5 lines if prepaid. But classifieds to is open io you at ft.) charity or yourself. It's easy, it's fun! 3. Cleaning of washrooms weekly Family planned, larger 2 and 3 be charged and billed will have w rninimwm of $3.00 to cover cost. All classified ads TUCKS POTTERY Turn waste into profit. For further bedroom suites. Bath and half. Close '/e can supply the workshop, 4. Cleaning of windows monthly. details phone 698-9676, The should be in the Styuermirrh office by 1:OO prn. on the Monday precsding the date Of to school and town. 2 bdrm $206; 3 Please submit sealed quotations to ' iaterials, and the know how. I PapeiSavers Co. bdrm $226, including heating, the newspaper. Phone 892-513d or 892-3018 and ask far RiOehBe, Hall. ifor!nation 898-5972. the undersigned, prior to February 17th, 1978, marked "Janitorial". parking, cablevision & drapes. CERAMICS Contract to commence March Ist, 69 Cars for Sale Manager's apt. No. 31 or phone VALLEY CERAMIC STUD1 1978. Valleycliffe.892-3934. South Park Apts. in :eramic Classes start Feb. 7, 8 Sr 1. R. Knowles, 1970 Cutlass 350 cyl. p.s..& p.b. ' p.m. - IO p.m. Phone 892-5482 Administrator, nformation. acto trans. cooler, factory air con- I bdrm. unit for rent, at Fergie's 1 For Sale Miscellaneous 4 Farm Foods 8 Legals 11 Business Personals , Squamish-Lillooet ditioning. AMlFId radio, tape deck, Lodge, winter rates. 898-5616. Regional District, 2 snow tires, $1 100. Ph. 898-5084. NOTICE OF APPLICATION BOYS & GIRLS' Box 219 I bcdrGom firnished aporiiiient How 10 get your message to 290,000 1971 VW window van $1400. 1974 FOR CHANGE OF NAME If you're between the ages of 9 ~nc B D3ncing Pemberton, B.C. , suite, 16 Hudson house 38033 - 2nd homes? Blanket B.C.! Just $55.00 Notice is hereby given that an ap- 16 years old, be a Papersavei Plymouth Fury $1900. 898-9020. Ave. will place your 25 word classified VON 2LO plication will be made to the Direc- (newsprint, cardboard). Start i r'OMEN! Unique opportuni 2d ia 211 51 memb:i papis of the tor of Vital Statistics for a change of paper drive today. Make extri tudy the beautiful art of Dai Housewives: Earn an extra $5 to $6 1976 Chevy Monza, 26,000 mi. Exc. 3-bdrm., living room, dining room, R.C.-Yukon Community Newspaper name, pursuant to the provisiop of money for your club, organization kiental. Call Christine at 898-33 per hour teaching hobby classes with cond. $3900. 932-3109 or 932- wall to wall. Utility room and Association. Wr handle everything the "Change of Name Act", by me: charity or yourself. It's easy, it's fun r Kristin (Instructor) at 437-90 Tri-Chem Liquid Embroidery. 588- 5432, ask for Sue. storage shed. Avail. Jan. I. Phone right here. For more information Irene Elizabeth Newman of Box 65, Turn waste into profit. For furthei sllect. 3882. 9083 Pemberton Place, Delta, 1971 Rambler Ambassador with air. 892-5779. contact The Squamish Times. . -. details phone 898-9076, Thc B.C. V4C 3J6. rirewecd and Salal from our own Brackendale, B.C., in the District of Requires some body work. Owner Attractive 2 bdrm. townhouse apt. For Sale, Kirby Classic vacuum iquaniish Mountains. Natural as the Squamish, in the province of British Papersavers Co. ERNIE'S TAKE HOME leaving town. $400 or best offer. in quiet area. Wilson Cresc. SI95 cleaner, Many unusual attachments, )ees make it. Columbia, as follows: To change my 0 Job Opportunities requires two part-time sales 898-37 16. per month includes heat. Quiet per- name from Irene Elizabeth Newman shag rug comb, rug shampooer, 4 - 14 - 30 Ihs. he Corporation of the City hostesses and two part-time cooks 1970 Firebird, 6 cyl. auto, good sons only, with references. Phone af- in to Irene Elizabeth Moody. 13 Deaths scrubber, paint sprayer, etc. ad- H. Josl's Squamish Apiary rand Forks invites applications I for 10-20 hours a week shift work. cond. $1700. $92-3023. ter 6 p.m. 224-7826. dition to usual. Offers. 892-5357. 898-5294 Dated this 15th day of December, JONES - On January 20, 1978 Must have neat appearance and be A.D. 1977. Lillian Mary Jones of Squamish le position of AdministratorlClei 3 bdrm. avail. Feb. wlw, fridge, ualifications: Senior matriculati well-mannered. For appointment, 1966 Mustang convertible - as is 46 foot Tug 6-110 GM Diesel. Full B.C., in her 89th year. Survived b! phone the manager at 898-3222 or or for parts. Many new and hiBh stove, washer, dryer, some drapes electronics, 700 foot winch. IUS econom'ics or business i 10 Personals two sons, Bob of Squamish and Pet1 apply in person. performance parts. 898-5982. and appliances. Parking lot in- Hydraulics throughout. Good con- 8 Legals of California; two daughters, Mis linistration equivalent to .seco cluded. Close to schools, downtown dition. Firm price $37,000. Will ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS tar university with additional coi Squamish. 892-9073 or 987-7025, NOTICE of ABANDONMENT Mccting Aileen Nissen of California an( take trade. Financing available. Mrs. Elsie Bonar of Squamish; onc :s in administration and accoi 41 Employment Wanted collect. . In reference to Unitcd Church Annex Fridays 53 Trucks Phone 896.2447. sister, Mrs. Elsie Lovett of Ontario ng. Applications from candida LOI 189, Thunderbird Ridge If wan1 lo Will babysit in my home Monday to you drink that's your seven grandchildren, four grea npioyed in any related field will 1975 Dodge van, customized in- I-bdrm. basement SIC. for rent in Steel water tower located in Garibaidi Highlands, B.C. Ifyou\t~antto Friday, Brackendale area. 898- husiness. stop, call us. grandchildren. Funeral service wa insidered, but preference will terior. Call 892-3256. Valleycliffe, fridge, stove, drapes, Squamish. Capacity 40,000 gals. Ap- TAKE NOTICE that Charles Allan 9 D.fl1. - 898-3729 , 5287. held Tuesday, January 24 at IO a.m lven to those having traini cable, heat and electricity included. prox. 120 ft. high. Terms of sale to Consultants ,Ltd. has abandoned its idlor experience in Municipal A 1964 Land Rover 4 x 4 short wheel $150 per month. Phone 892-9896. include removal from site. For contract with Mr. Clifford French, AL-ATEEN in, the Squamish Funeral Chapel Capilano College commercial art base, runs good. $800. 898-3147 af- Rev. Owen Johnston officiated. linistration. Salary will details call 681-4016 or 892-5217. made the 20th day of May, 1977, to Meeting every Wednesday' night In egotiated depending up student looking for part time job. ter 5 p.m. Avail. Feb. Ist, 2-bdrm. con- 7 to 8 pm. terment Cedar Valley Memoria 892-3023. build this house on the terms and ualification, training and e dominium in Brackendale. Fridge, 9x16 orange shag carpet, good cond. conditions of the said Contract and AL-ANON Garden, Nanaimo, B.C. Tow Truck - five ton Chev LWB, 5 stove, washerldryer and drapes. Call AI 5 erience. Duties to 'commen speed with two speed 600 Holmes Call after pm. 898-5940. ~ the said Contract is as of this date Regular meeting every Wednesday larch I, 1978, or as soon 898-3237. at 8:30 p.m. in the Health Centre. 46 For Sale Miscellaneous 650 booms, air brakes, 427 engine. fully terminated and abandoned. 19 Pets ossible thereafter. Written a DATED at Squamish, British 892-3661 or 898-3496 Hoffman Motors, aox 491, Osoyoos, FOR RENT - Townhouses for rent, lications stating: full resume, saln For sale by owner - Retail Music B.C. VOH IVO. Phone 495-7474. S250 per mo, brand new, well plan- 2 Wanted to Buy Columbia, this 13th day of January, Reader & Adviser :quirements and other relative Store - Interior B.C. - 1977 sales 1978. ned - for further info call Ronnie WANTED FOR CASH Miss Eva, Spiritual Reader and Ad- mnation will be received by t of pre-recorded music, hi-fi stereo, McCartney at Spencer Realty, 892- Signed by viser on all problems. Reads cards ndersigned. All applications to accessories and musical instruments No. I Cedar Shake Bolts, 24". Pick Violet and Clifford French 57 Snowmobiles 3541 or at home 898-5941. up small or large quantities weekly. and palm. larked "Confidential". Mayor exceeding 300,000 - secured major Phone Vancouver 435-3205. Psychic life reader, advises on-all rgimoto, City of Grand Forks, P. brands. Long lease of very attractive '76 Arctic Cat Eltigr 4000. 300 VACANCIES -One, two and three problems, such as love, marriage, ox 220, Grand Forks, B.C. new modern premises centrally miles. Like new, $1500. 898-3417. bedroom apartments. 38861 GARAGE SALES business, sickness, health, reunites located. Interested parties only - Buckley Avenue. Wilson Crescent 10 Personals separated. She has succeeded where ARN $200 monthly part-tin no agents please. For further in- Apartments. 892-3616. ARE others have failed. 1,000 full time. Easy to succe formation write Owner, Box 151, 81G IN ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS mith our training. Write Ful 60 Suites, Condominiums & Deluxe three bedroom Townhouse, Open discussion group Wednesday For your peace of mind see this gif- c/o the Tribune, 188 North 1st Ave., THE SPRING ted lady today. One visit will con- BRACKENDALE'S rush Company! c/o Box 108, E( Williams Lake, B.C. V2G IY8. Townhouses for Rent ensuite plmg., fireplace, 4 ap- night at 9 -10 p.m. Held at 37978 vince you of her power. PAMPERED POOCH 07 West Hastings SI., Vancouv pliances, drapes, w/w carpet, car- 3rd Ave., Alanno Club. Ph. 898- "DOG GROOMING" .C. V6B 1 H7, or Mr. T. Diamoi FOR QUICK SALE. TEXADA ATTRACTIVE three bedroom port. Available Feb. I. 112-299- Try a classified ad and get buyers For appointment call 873-3140 or I S LAN D Automotive Service fast. 5524 for further info. come to 4357 Main St. No. 102. 898-5075 .R. 3, Kamloops, B.C. V2C 5K townhouse available. Carpeting, 1654. Business with property. Offers drapes, cablevision, stove and $75,000. Owner will carry with 3 bdrm. stc. of side by side 4-plex fridge, I t/2 bathrooms. Valleycliffe. for rent. Stove, fridge, drapes in- good down payment. GIBSONS Phone 898-3667 or 683-9107. Motel Trailer Park. One person cluded. Avail. now. Reas. rent. 892- could operate. Financing available, ONE, two and three bedroom suites 3168. REALTY LTD. Excellent location and well kept. available immedi8tely. Maple. For rent, 3-rm.'bte., unfurn.; heat dr I S175,OOO. A. Wiebe or L: Holmes, Crescent Apartments. Phone 892- light incl. S1170:t 892-5563. 1 37991 Cleveland Ave. Canada Permanent, 955 West 3712. HELEN MACEE Broadway, Vancower V5Z 3x8. 3 bdrm. cond. or townhouse, wlw, Phone 736-33! !. Modern spacious 3 bdrm. laundry rm., storage rm. Close to Salts Representative iownhouse apt. to reot - ciodt to Please ask for schools e: downtown. 5250 per mo. 01s and shopping -drapes, wlw 892-5779. Helen when you call :ling, cablevision, stove, fridge, , 892-5966 J Office 892-3541 ided - clean electric heat. 1018 I bdrm. bsmt. SIC. for rent in Jlm McEvoy Wrynr Srltor Llndr watt (24 hr. ans. ser.) lamee Place - Apply Manager Valleycliffe. Fridge, stove, drapes, Home 892-5905 38120 CLEVELAND AWE. 892-3027 Evmlngr 787~8368Evmlnga 892-3361 EvonlnQB 5 or phone 892-5357. cable, heat and electricity included. OPEN 9 - 5 MON. TO SAT. $150 per mo. 892-9896. 1' REALTY LTD. ' 3799 I Cleveland Ave. < COUNTRY ACREAGE A babbling trout stream enhances the beauty and seclusion of this 5.57' country acreage in Bracken- ' Jan. 29 - 14 p.m. dale. Plan your country home for years of enjoyable BRACKENDALE L 41764 Co pleasure. For further information call: tonwood, home is on approx I/3 acr 2 bdrms. down, I Ige. bdrm. up, pl~ storage rm. Lgejamily kitchen. lots, cupbrds. Firepl. & WIW in livrm. Fu bsm't - Rumpus rm.. workshop cooler rm. & laundry rm. Good ga YOU WON'T BELIEVE, until you see for yourself. how den & 4 fruit trees. Low 40's. QUIET CUL-DE-SAC IN BRACKENDALE. Ideal for the 111 much this home has to offer! 3543 sq. f~.on 2 lloors; 5 lmam young family or those who ,ius: like :o hear the birds sing. 3 hdrms: 13'x34' rec rm. with FP bi bar; built-in vacuum: If you are thinking of selling REALTY LTD. hdrm. rancher: 1310 sq.11.; FP: family room; WIW carpets: . inlaid teak floor in dining room; 'and much, much more. ~ ' landscaped. First time offered. For more information. call your home call me:, 37991Box 1760, Cleveland Squarnish. Ave.. B.C. First time offered so don't delay. Call NOW for ap- anytime. VON 3w) pointment to view. Marley Ccrvio Offk 892-3541- ' BRAND.. NEW! Bill's Place - Office: 892-3541 Mrs. Ronnie McCortney bdrm. 3!4 bsmt. home has a perfec Homo: 8984459 Home: 898-5941 Sales Representative location for privacy and view - a1 prox. 1250 sq. ft. with quality carpel LQ electric heat. Priced in high SO I Could be rented for 5425 per mo. +** CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDEX Household Supplies ...... 119 For Sale Miscelianeous ...... 1 Trucks ...... 53 BUSINESS ,SERVICES Insurance ...... I50 Wanted to Buy ...... 2 Motorcycles ...... 54 Advertising Services ...... 99 Interior Oecorating. Swap ...... 3 .Automotive 'PPIiances Repairs ... .loo Insulation...... I52.I51 Repair's a Parts ...... 55 Products ...... lo' Janitor Service...... I55 ANNOUNCEMENTS Auto Towing a Wrecking .. e56 Automobile Transporting. ..102 Livestock ...... SPRING is just around the corner and you'll wan1 to he it11 Tenders...... ,.7 Sn~wmobiles ...... 57 Aircraft ...... I03 Lumber ...... settled in to en.ioy the nice backyard with fruit trees. pool. 3 hdrm.. ':.I bsmi. home is priced ju Legals ...... 8 Accounting ...... 1M Landscapine, Gardening ..,158 right to qualify for the Cov'i 2nc Announcements .9 RENTALS Answering Service Nursery Stock .I59 lawn. ctc. that go with this 3 bdrni. home in the Estates...... Beauty Care; Beauty...... SalonslO6.I05 Machinery ...... I60 Quality carpets & eleciric heat. Coul Personals ...... Large living room; FP; family-size kitchen. Easy financing M.L.S. I .h4 acres. trees. 3 hdrms., double windows...... 10 . Suites, Condominiums a . he rented for $350 per mo. Business Personals ...... -11 . Townhouses for Rent ...... av ai Mi IC.. hciirilator fircplecc. huilt -in dishwasher. intercom system. *** Births ...... 12 Rooms for Rent...... bo61 BicyclesBeverages ...... : .lo7.IO8 Masonry.Moving 6 ...... Hauling .I62,161 t cxtr;i large kitchen bi dining area. extra insulation. Owner Deaths...... 13 Houses for Rent ...... 62 Building Materials ...... ,109 Needlework...... 163 willing t(i look ;II tritdes (smaller home or acreage) or carry In Memoriam...... I4 Mobile Homes lor Rent. ...63 Books, Coins a Stamps. . .110 Office Supplies Funeral Directors. . .: Duplexes for Rent ;. 64 Bulldozing 6 Excavating. . .I11 8 Equipment ...... up ti) h3.000 2nd mortgage...... IS ...... Found ...... 16 Halls for Rent...... 65 Blasting ...... I12 Painting L Decorating . . ;.I70 Lost...... 17 offices lor Rent ...... -66 Carpets ...... 114 Plastering C Stuccoing .. .I71 I Plumbing B Heating. ,172 . Information Wanted ...... 18 'Stores for Rent...... 67 Cabinet Makers ...... I15 .... Pets...... l9 Warehouses lor Rent...... 68 Carpentry...... 116 Photographers 6

Garages for Rent...... 69 Cement, Fsphalt 6 Brick. .I17 ' Photo Supplies ' * ' ' ' ' ' * *#*** 1 . For Rent Miscellaneous. ...70 Catering...... 118 Private Hospitals ...... )ENTVILLE - Handyman Special ARTS a EOUCATION Room 8 Board Available .71 Cleaners...... 119 Professional Services ...... 175 Two hdrm. homc on 1'2 hsmt. with oi Ar! ...... 25 Room 6 Board Wanted .....-72 Contractors ...... 120 Relrigeration ...... :. . .I78 urnacc. clec. hot watcr tank. 50x122 Ceramics ...... 26 Shared Accommodation ...e73 Clothing 6 Furs. .12! Rental Service .179 cnced 101. Zoned R?. S20.000 cash, *** Cralts ...... 27 Wanted to Rent...... 74 Chimney Cleaning ...... Retirement Homes...... Oancing ...... , ...... 28 Storage ...... 75 Consullints .....; .....,123 Remodelling ...... I81 IIEW LISTING - BUCKLEY AVE, Education...... 29 Trailer Space for Rent ....76 Vel1 cared fur renovaied older home Draperies ...... 125 Roof a Chimney Services .I82 Music : ...... 30 .. Dressmaking Tailoring Rubbish Removal .I83 In I I:? size fenced landscaped lot . Musical Instruments .31 6 ...... Disposal Services. .I27 Shoe Repair. .188 otrd veg. garden. fruit trees. small Speech 8 orma...... 32 REAL ESTATE . TIRED OF RENTING? NOT MUCH CASH? Then let us . Drafting 6 .I28 Tank 6 ruit . walk to ~c1io01& shopping. 3 Kindergartens...... 33 Country Homes 6 Acreage Designing...... septic ...... show you one of these exciting hr;ind new tri-level homes drnis. up . TV room . laundry. Real Eitate ...... D,iving Schools ...... ,129 Sewer Service ...... I89 in the Highlands: Stove, fridge. dishwasher included. You w1,000!!!$2050 DOWN!!! Exrr! large corncr lot parti;tlly ioragc and workhench in hsmi. F.P. Commercial 6 Electricians Sewing Machines i EMPLOYMENT ...... 130 could own this home for as little ;IS 3184 per month for Iiindscaped Xr fcnccil. 3 hdrms.. basement, carport. One i!w in liv. rni. XI dng. rm. BIt.in d.w. Industrial Property...... 79 Entertainment ...... I31 a Repairs ...... a190 t 111 ,ob Opportunities...... : .40 qualified buyers. yxr old. mani cuphoards in kit. A must ...... Signs ...... 191 :c. LlIW 40%. Wanted...... 41 Houses Wantedfor Sale to...... BUY ....80.81 pa!lsElectrical 6 Service. . .132 Sporting Goods. .I92 Child Care...... 42 ' *e* Condominiums a Engraving ...... 13j Sharpenina Service...... I93 A thorough kncwlcdgc 111' thc local ni;irket is csscntial to EMBERTON AREA - For the price Nursing Services ...... 43 MOVING NORTH? I60 acres Vanderhoot', 13.C. Cleared. Townhouses for Sale ...... 82 Excavating ...... 134 Surveyinn.- ...... 194 ;iccuratc itppritisitl. We have thal knowledge bi expereince. 'a city lot you can own IO acres - ap Duplexes for Sale ...... 83 ...... 'ox. 4 It's bui Fabrics.. 135 T.V., Radio 6 Stereo. ;. . .I95 fenced, modern 2 bdrm. house. Good well. hydro. We offer ;is ;I free service ;I professional market evaluation cleared. not farm land ielephone. Owner will consider trade local properly. s got lots of trees & seclusion. Was BUSINESSES ' Mobile Homes for Sale. .. .84 Fences...... 136 Tree Service ...... I96 on 11t' 1-ODAY. NO For Sale Miscellaneous ...46 Businesses for Sale...... 85 Firewood a Fuel ...... ywr properly. (*ALL OBLIGATION. t up for trailer. has sepiic lank, well, 1 137 Transportation ...... 197 iwer pole, phone wire. Good barn Wanted lo Buy ...... 47 Building Lots for Sale. ....86 Florists ...... I38 Swap ...... ; .....I. ....-48 Properly for Sale...... 87 Flooring ...... I39 Tires ...... i98 id corral fenc. Property Wanted to Buy ...85 Food 6 Freezer Plan .... -140 JPhOlslerY ...... Zoo '* * 1 IN SQUAMISH WHEN YOU CALL THE PROFESSIONALS AT McEVOY AGENCIES LTD. I Lislings Wanted...... 89 Furniture ...... I41 ra.Cuums Repairs ..... ,205 .ot 155 KINTYRE . Heauiitul for a RUTOMOTIVE Recreational Property .....go Furnace Repairs...... I42 Antiques...... 21U ONE CALL DOES IT ALL ing rancher or home of your choice. Cars for Sale ...... 49 Mortgage Money ...... 91 Garden Supplies...... I44 Everylhlng for Boating. .. .21I *** Cars Wanted to Buy ...... 50 Business OPPortunitics ....92 Glass 6 Window Service . .I45 Places to Dine ...... ,212 7 ACRES in Upper Squamish. Sub. Real Estate - Residsntial - Industrial - Commerciei Mortgages -- Appraisals - Properly Management jports'& Imported Cars ...51 InveStlllentS...... 93 Home Improvements 6 Travel t Vacation ...... ,213 ividahle in 24. 24 & 49 acre pcls,' lrailers L Campers. :...... 52 Property Management, .....94 Repairs ...... : 148 Winter Sporls...... 214 I IS.OO0.

J The Sauamlrh Timer - Wednesday, January 25. 1978 - Page 15 60 SuI!es, Condominiums & 64 Duplexes for Rent 80 Mouses for Sale 84 Mobile Homes for Sale Tuwnhouses for Rent 3 bdrm. duplex in Dentyille. Close OPEN HOUSE REPOSSESSIONS to schools & downtown. $200 per 38263 Morthridge Drive, Hospital 68 x 12 Safeway 1973 3-bdrm. un, Townhouse for rent, 3 bdrms., w/w mo. 987-7230 or 688-7415. Hill, Sunday, January 2Yth iwez:ker furnished. 512,000. carpet, fridge & stove, washer & permitting), 2-4 p.m. 60 x 24 "uzyfront 1975 3-bdrm dryer, some drapes & applianczs. ~ ~~~ ~ Ronnle MtShrtney family rm., etc., unfurnished APPRAISALS - MORTGAGES - PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Parking lot included, close to 66 Offices for Rent Spemr Realty Ltd. $29,000. REAL. ESTATE - INSURANCE - COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL schools & downtown. 987-7025 892-3S41 or 698-5941 64 x 12 Premier 1973 3-bdrm. un. collect or after 5, 988-9017. Upstairs office space for rent. 347 furnished. $8,500. MEMBERS OF GREATER VANCOUWER REAL ESTATE BOARD sq. ft. front office, 900 sq. ft. back Cozy 2 bdrm. with flp on quiet All units on pads, skirted, ready for - downtown street. Perfect retirement office. Downtown area. 892-9266. occupancy. Phone Keith Koch at LIST WITH US FOR THREE GOOD REASONS ... We think our sense of values our list of good or starter home. 892-3720. - ~ 62 Houses for Rent OFFICE SPACE for rent, approx. 898-5626 or a92-9813. prospeels - and our tireless efforts will make you glad you called US! Furnished cabin for rent. Fridge, 500 sq. ft., with 2 separate offces & BY BUILDER 1962 Rollo 10' x 48' furnished Highlands, Kintyre Drive. 4 bdrm. I stove, heat and light included. Howe waiting rm - receptiod area. Located mobile home. ,894-6266 after 5 p.m. bungalow, 1400 sq. ft., post & beam COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL INVESTMENT BWOPEWTY . , Soiind Motel. From min. Sf2 per above Squamish Credii Union. Con- - AND night, $50 weekly, $170 monthly. tact Norm Fischer at 892-5288, IO in'' dining and living area, fp, 2 1972 IZ'x44' I-bdrm. mobile home. 892-3737. a.m. - 5:15 D.m. bathrooms, wlw. sundeck, double Electric heat, stove & fridge. $6000. carport, nice kitchen. Price $58,500. 894-6633 (days), 894-6698 (eves). 4-bdrm. house for rent. 2 up and 2 NOW LEASING 874-5802. down. 2 fridges and stoves. Carpets, New warehouse, store and . drapes. 892-5049. office space in Squamiah FOR SALE RY OWNER Businesses for Saie - 3 bdrm. house in Dentville. Big 85 . Ideal for: Manufacturing, Repair 3-bdrm. house for rent in Shops, Wholesale and Retail, garage, carport, w/w, fp, stove & Recreation vehicle supply, camper Valleycliffe. Full bsmt., fridge, Moving and Storage, Industrial, etc. fridge incl. Only $38,500. 892-3688. manufacturing industry, located in stove, drapes included. Avail. Vancouver: 921-9491 new large cement block building. anytime. 892-3477 or 892-3428. Will sell building and business Squamish: 898-9012 - 82 Suites, Condominiums & together or separately. 378-4632 or WELL RENTED .*.. 3400 sq.ft. w'arehouse . cement block Three bedroom house for rent. 898- Upstairs office for rent in downtown 378-551 I, Merritt, B.C. families can save a bundle in this 2 family. separate en- 5995. area. Approx. 500 sq. ft. Air Townhouses for Sale trance duplex. 2 Bedrooms each side. whether it's you and construction . divided into two sections. conditioned. 5225 per month. 892- the in-laws or you and an income-bearing tenant. you'll 3 bdrm., full bsmt., appliances, car- 2 bdrm. condominium, wether B BUSINESS FOR SALE for the price of the stock only - .' 3127. find real savings in your pocket! pets; drapes included. Flp. Dentville dryer, fridge & stove, carpets 86 Buildipg Lots for Sale great opportunity for mother to get out of the house ... this area. Close to everything. 5325 per throughout, 4ireplaces & curtains. business needs a woman's touch . Call now for further in- mo. ,892-3188. Asking 532,900. 898-5751 after 4 ~~ f0iZ a t iG 9. 7il iloom &'iloard Availaiiie VALLEYCLIFFE: new homt, 3 bdrms., dble. windows, wlw, flp. Unfurnished basement room avail. CONDOMINIUM FOR SALE AT ENTRANCE TO VALLEYCLIFFE ... 2 ilcrcs priced $300 per mo. Barry 892-9064 or in Valleycliffe Feb. I. Share house Approx. I200 sq. ft., assumable for quick sale at $22.500. Less than the price of 2 lots. Ex- 892-3385. with working couple. Must like 91/z% mortgage. 3 bdrms., 2 cel lent holding property. animals, prefer working man. Call bathrooms, rec room. Close to Attractive 3 bdrm. rancher in Mrs. Hall at 892-5131 days or 892- DO YOU WANT TO WORK FOR YOURSELF'!:'See us Garibaldi Estates. 1300 sq. ft., fen- downtown & schools. Reas. offers. 5460 eves. Room only $150, R & B 8924786. now about this rapidly growing business in the Squamish ced rear yard with'fruit trees. Rent $200. area . now operating and showing excellent return:Get the $385 per mo. $200 D.D. required. whole family involved . low overhead. high return! 898-3716. THIS WEEKEND Executive home, Garibaldi 78 Real Estate 83 Duplexes for Sale INSPECT LARGE VIEW LOTS 2.17 ACRES ZONED COMMERCIAL IV. ,just south of Highlands. Fridge, stove, DIRECT FROM BUILDER IN GARIBALDI HIGHLANDS MLS. MACHINE SHOP with 2 bdrm apartment above Mamquam Bridge. Excellent property zoned for multi- washcrldrycr included. Family with LOTS FOR SALE All services underground. Next to shop. 'Zoned Industrial 11. Terrific Potential! developments. 4 lots on Spruce Drive, Lots I, 2, 3 New SxS duplex in Valleycliffe, refs. pref. $400 per mo. 898-9068, Squamish Valley Golf Course. k 4. One is a 1/4 acre. SI2,OOO ea., 1100 sq. ft. per side, 3 bdrms., 80 Foot Frontage 7-7:30 p.m. 62' x 120'. 892-3312. fridge, 'stove, fully carpeted, in-law from $18,000 02 terms RECREAT:ONhL ACREAGE Older house for rent. Stove & fridge, sic. possibie. 80 x 100 iot. 966,750. Phone Pat Goode - 898-51 I5 AND well insulated. No dogs or cats 685-1374 or 683-5781, AI oi Rick. Garibaldi Highlands Dev. Ltd. please. 898-5907. 80 Houses For Sale Box 70, Garibaldi Highlands Highway 99 MLS ... Cheakamus Valley ... 10 acres with .waterfall. PRIVATE DEAL - Solid, well in- 84 Mobile Homes .for Sale 4 Miles N. of Squamish Why not look at the homes on these 64 Duplexes for Rent sulated 2 bedroom house, located on BIG GUNN LAKE .., Gov't !eased lot . .72 acre 100' 6th Street downtown area. Phone For sale or rent 1972 NSHU Mobile lots? 3 bdrm. 1100 ft.. $45,000 - Home 12x45. 898-9019. sq. 2 & 3 Bdrms in Valleycliffe. W/W 892-3850 Wed., Thurr., Fri., Sat., 5- to $55,000 and up. Six building con- waterfrontage. Family recreational property .. prepare now . & for summer enjoyment. carpet, range, fridge, 5230 5260 7 p.m. 12x68 ' 1974 Paramount Mobile tractors to choose from, for your :br month. I12-926-0101. Home includes a 16x16 addition home. SACRIFICE 3 bedrooms' up, 31 DUPLEX for ,rent, GOV'I Rd., plus a &ached 12x9 gaiden shed. Choose your lot for spring building. ANOTHER CABIN IN THE HEATHER JEAN bedrooms down, aluminum siding, 2 New fridge 'n stove also included. N.H.A. mortgage rate is anow Brackendale, 3 bdrm., kitchen, bathrooms, 2 kitchens, drapes, wall ESTATES ... 14x20. shake roof. picnic area with shake Asking Sl4,SOO. Call Norm Fisher IO I /4 % . living rm., dining rm. with fireplace. to wall carpeting, 2 fireplaces, 2 roof covering. Located on approximately I/Jacre water - -at the Credit Union, 892-5288. Stove, fridge, carpet & drapes. 898- fridges, 2 stoves, carport, sundeck,. Three building lots for sale on front Lot. 57 17. rock facing. Price $45,000. Call Guilford Drive, Valleycliffe. 10x35 xmi-furnished mobile home. A.H.O.P. approved. 524-8581. Side by side 3 bdrm. duplexes on 988-6289. Asking S2SOO. 898-5954. -. Pager 475 Mr. Roy. UPPER SQUAMISH VALLEY ... 20 acre plot . excellent private lots in Garibaldi Highlands. 'FOR SALE BY OWNER growing ground with terrific potential! Wall to wall & stove. $295 per' 4-bdrm. house in Valleycliffe. 24 x 60 deluxe mobile home, 3 Cabin 12x24. concrete block foundation. cedar shake roof. month. 926-0101. Fridge, stove, drapes, nice corner bdrms. 2 full baths, circular well insulated. propane heat, Located on approx. I acre - lot. Wall-to-wall carpets. fireplace, includes 5 appliances, semi waterfront lot. in the Heather Jean Estates. Lillooet One or two bedroom SxS duplex on Only over 1400 sq.ft., in Timbertown.! 87 Property for Sale ,No Name Road. Available im- $38,500 or best offer. Phone 892- Lake (not far from Pemberton). 3169. 898-5574. 52 ACRES in Pemberton, cleared in mediately. Cable. also available. hay crop, 4,000 ft. river frontage. SI70 monthly. Phone 274-5294 or Bank repossession. 1976 12 x 68 BY OWNER Manchester furnished. Set up and $75,000 0.b.o. 894-6809; 435-7444. Sacrifice. 5-bdrm. house with 2 ~~ skirted. Offers. Bay 12, Souster's 1 Deluxe 3 bedroom duplex, fireplace, fridges, 2 stoves, 2 living rooms, Court or phone J. Watt at 898-5226. Over one acre commercial property wall to wall. $325 per month. drapes, 2 kitchens, 2 fireplacea, in beautiful Chilliwack area with Available immediately. 892-3731. paved driveway, fenced with good BANK REPOSSESSION large older home and workshop. grass in Valleycliffe. Nice and CICM. '73 Moduline Premier mobile home. Price $147,000. Reply to Box 343, 2 bdrm. duplex on Rae Road, Reasonably priced at only S42,500; 12 ,x 60. Submit bids to 8. Benson, Sardis, B.C. VOX I YO. Phone (1 12) ,' -..:Brackendale.:.Wlw carpet, avail. im- ~ - .t* 4 I >\i; ... or best offer. Phone 892-3169. Bank of Nova Scojia. 82316028 eves. ' med; $250 per; mo. 898-5096.

UXiX# 900 SQ.FT. HOME RIGHT DOWNTOWN I.. no car ex- penses as located in the heart of all facilities. Call now to REALTY LTD. see this one! LARGE MULTI LEVEL Home on 2 lots . all grass. 37991 Clovoland Avo. shrubs and fruit trees. Storage shed at rear of property . Box 1760, Squrml8h, B.C. 092-3541 . wired for clectricity. Must Be Seen! VON 340 24 hr. Inaworlng 8ervlce CUT DOWN ON HEATING!! 2 bedroom. bsmt. home For Quick Sale priced at $40.900. Caribaldi Highlands.

B.C. RAIL EMPLOYEES ... ,Look at this one! Located close to work .. situated on large duplex lot. Brand new 3 -- bedroom home. quality carpets. thermopanc windows. car- HALF ACRE LOT with older home. This home is for the port. Possible basement suite. couple who like to be self sufficient as it offers several fruit EXECUTIVE TYPE HOME - SKYLINE DR. - Beautiful trees and lots of good gardening. Has a root cellar and also landscaping. Built -in oven. dishwasher. countertop stove. a large shed designed for the hobby carpenter. Priced to fridge. extra cabinets & counters. Cedar & Squamish rock sell in the mid 40's. family room. A must to see! HOSPITAL )(ILL - OFFERS! OFFERS! OFFERS! This small ranch style home is a must to see. fully fenced and Iandscapkd. lane in back, fireplace inside, Ige. master bedroom - make an appointment to view this one. Priced in the low 40's.

I a.rr 4 CALL US TODAY to see what this lovely 3 bedroom 'Id basement home in Garibaldi Highlands has to offer. Sunken front room. floor to ceiling fireplace. lots of kit- chen cupboards and a basement wiih lots of challenge for a THIS LOVELY 1148 SQ.FT. HOME is located on fast couple who like to put their talents to work. development Highlands Way North. only one short block from new school and just right for the couple with a young 1214 PARKWOOD - 3 bdrm. bsmt. home on approx. 3/4 I'aniily. Has VJ basement and lob of outside area for acre. 21/2 baths, wlw. Lge. patio at back off dining rm. children to play in as property backs onto a large park. White brick fireplace on rosewood feature wall - lots of BEST VALUE IN TOWN - ,3 bedrooms upstairs, partially trees & seclusion. MLS completed bedroom downstairs, excellent quality car- peting. tastefully decorated with top,quality wall coverings, 2ND AVENUE - ONLY $29,500 for this 1 bedroom with imniaculately clean. Low heating bills. Owner transferred - fireplace & carport home. This is a good revenue property anxious to sell. Priced in the 40s. which is zoned for Industrial uses. MiSSAii' BAi' - VlEW OF THE OCEAN! 2 bedroom NEW LISTING - EXECUTIVE LIVING - 'Under con- 12'x40 trailer located on the beach. Furnished. Lge. struction large family home If36 sq.ft. Located in the - - workshop. Ideal starter 6r retirement home. Priced at only LOOKING FOR A GOOD SOUND INVESIMENT?? Highlands 4 bedrooms, sauna room, 2 fireplaces, Ige. kit- . - $7.00 and open to offers! Call today to view this home in Brackendale that already chen with Ige. pantry. Thermopane windows cedar * - has the basement finished into a legal suite complete with ceilings. 3 sets plumbing. Built-in garage & so many BEAUTIFUL 3 BDRM. RANCHER. Cedar siding for the fireplace. stove & fridge as property is zoned for duplex. JUST COMPLETED ... brand new and Beautiful! Pur. features too numerous to mention. Purchaser may have beauty & warmth of wood. Wall to wall carpets inside. chaser's choice of carpets ... thermopane windows. 3 Available now. L.P. $38.500. Upstairs also equipped with stove, fridge and some drapes. choice of carpeting & light fixtures. Plans are available. Nice floor to ceiling fireplace and master bedroom has en- bedrooms. full basement. situated on quiet cul-de-sac. Make an appointment to see this one. EXTRA SPECIAL in value & decor. 1240 sq.ft.. 3 bdrms. suite plumbing. Priced to sell in mid 40's. Suality throughout. L... L... .- Lge. living room with California Cameo stone fireplace & --.._ntvcnue uurLcA-..-. -" - iocaisd in downiowii Squamish. Ex- ceptional value - I bedrooms one side - 3 bedrooms other Rosewood (bookmatch) feature wall. LARGE LOT - THUNDERWRD RIDGE DRIVE ... backs onto canyon park ... very private and side. Close to all amenities - priced in the 70's. BRACKENDALE 4 Special value. A must sell situation. priced to SELL! Call for further information. Completely finished throughout. 3 bdrms. up with semi en- 2 BUILDING LOTS in Brackendale - get ready for Spring suite. spare bedroom down. 2 FPs. A real good deal at building - try your offers on these. $49,500. 8' SMALL BUSINESS ,on front street. office supplies. gift- INVESTORS - Almost instant return on investment . COME IN ... wares. arts & crafts. etc. Very lucrative operation - ask property !eases earn over 1400 gross per month and one about this one. unit still available. Full details with Listing Salesman. AND VIEW OUR GALLERY OF FINE HOMES ...

We have Lots. Trailers. Condominiums. Industrial & Commercial properties other than those listed LOOKV LOOS WELCOME! above. For further information please call: SQUAMISH SPECIALISTS . JOAN CASSELL 896-3226 MARLENE OlRVCN 898-5459 DOROTHY GOLDEN 898-3249 Don Lecky Gray Mltchell Wayne Mitchell DAVE LOPWEN - 892-50sb HELEN MAQEE 892-3905 RONNIE MCCARTNEY 898-5641 Lecky Realty Ctd. 892-3554 892-9027 892-3925 f 098-3142

B Page 16 - The Squamlrh Tlmer - Wednesday, January 25. 1978 87 Property for Sale 104 Accounting 115 Cabinet Makers f 145 Glass & Window Serv, 173 Photographers i3 Ex tion Photo Supplies hibi Prime Hotel-Motel site at Nakusp. Dongins E. Rudy KRIS KRAFT HIGHLAND GLASS Churches 2.1 acres. Also highway location Accredited Public Accountant Cabinet Making, Furniture Complete glass installation senti1 perhaps suitable for ntighbourhood Accounting - Bookkeeping Wooden Sigirs atore fronts, safety glass. Screens c DUSTY ,RHODES Photography §QUAMISH ST, JOSEPH'S CHURCH pub. Building lots 56000. Selkirk Business Services Furniture Refinishing specialty. Gov't Road next to 0. BAPTIST CHURCH 3268 Fourth Avenue , for Realty Ltd., Box 40. Nakusp, R.C. 38145A Cleveland Ave., Squamish, 892-3476 Tire. Wedding Portraits. etc. Enlargements up to 40x90' Mamquam & Read Rev. Frtkr GdffSa VOG IRO. 892-591 0 896-3171 ; 898-581 1 Pastor Di. I?. R. Mrrdoch Saturday Mass 7 p.m. ' Agent for Film Processing SUNDAY SERVICES Sunday Maas 8:45 a.m. 120 Contractors CX & 715 8 or I2 color prints 54.50 II a.m. p.m. and 11 a.m. 91 Mortgage Money 105 Answering Service 154 janitorial Supplies THURSDAY 892-5090 20 color prints $5.50 , SQUAMISH Cmx Service . 6:45 p.m. Eible Club Approximately 40 acres of the MORTACE MONEY C. R. Crowley Contracting IscpUJAMB§H BWILDINC 36 color prints $8.90 SQUAMESH ,\cy amount (25 years amor- ANSWERING SERVICE§ MAINTENANCE LTD. Phone 898-9158 for all ages westerly portion of Filltons Squamish - Phone 892-3137 8 PENTACQSTAL ASSEMBLY tization). First mortgage from 10%. For details plesse phow - _. Carpet cleaner rentals, agent p.m. Church Prayer Meeting Island was acquired by the Pem- Available at Everyone Welcome! Buckley Avenue - 892-3680 Second mortgage from 121/28. 892.3~5 SQUAMISH CONSTRUCTION G.H. Wood. All janitorial The Co-op Fastor Camneron Ogllvle berton District Chamber of Residential, Commercial, Builders, Renovations - Framing cleaning supplies, paper produc FOR INFORMATiON OR HE+P Highland Groceries PLEASE CALL SUNDAY Commerce for a recreation Interim, Business Loans. G.D. Custom Homes towels, tissue. etc. Stewart's Drug Store 9:45 a.m. Sinday School project which will be the home All General Carpentry Work 8?8.3414 898.9694 Phillips. Capital Corporation, 109 Building Materials Fa51 quality service. II am. Morning Service of the Pemberton Exhibition 10673 King George Highway, - Graham Hughes 898-9058 All prints jumbo size silk finish 7 p.m. Evening Service For sale by tender, 24' x 60' steel' Park. Surrey, B.C. V37 2x6. Phone 588- or Bill Whitehouse 898-5628 , Custom Framing &I WEDNESDAY 0411 or eves. 585-1603. pre-fab building,' dismantled and ANYTIME! At present the local flying stored at Britannia Beach. Plans and; 156 Livestock Framing Kits 730 ptn. Prayer Meeting MORTGAGE MONEY - Any CUSTQM HOMES See our line of sample frames 195 T.V., Radio & Stereo 892-3680 for information club has built an airstrip for bill of materials available on ap- HORSE SHOEING private planes and nearly 25 amount (25 years amortization). 1st plication and lodgement of $10 fee. Stewart 0 Golf Trimming, servicing. Squamish at 1977 'Sony .portable color T.V.. FAITH LUTHERAN Cmtmtioa Ltd. acres of the parkland has been mortgate from 10%. 2nd mortgage Inspection by appointment. B.C. Phone Hans Berger after 7. iolid state tuner with remote con- CHURCH from 121/2%. Residential, Com- 898-5091 or 898-3393 178 Refrigeration :rol. Exc. cond. New $725, selling at cleared and a half mile race Museum of Mining, Box 159, 898-3751 -_- Sixth Avenue mercial. Builders. J.D. Phillips Britannia Beach, 896-2233. Ap- Will build concrete swimming 1500. Call AI at 892-5030. PU~WC. F. BUSC . track roughed out, with room Capital Corporation, 10673 King DUNK'S for a parking area and camp plications closing Dec. IS. Highest pools, repairs. Call Tony, con- Wanted: pack end saddle hori Sunday Worship 1 I. a.m. George Highway, Surrey, B.C. V3T also unwanted horses. Peying I Refrigeration grounds... tender not necessarily accepted. tractor, 892-5204 or 464-7657. Air Conditioning 1st and 3rd Sunday each month 2x6. Phone 588-041 1 or eves. 585- dollar. Call 574-7367. 196 Tree Service Holy Communion on 3rd Sunday 1603. CENTRAL CONCRETE LTD. piid App!iance Repai:s All work on the project has 24 hr. service 898-5023 for information 112 Blasting Custom home building and general Topping, limbing or falling been done by local residents and contracting. Forms available to rent Box 1728, Squamish, B.C. BAHA'I FAITH equipment supplied by the local 160 Machinery ii3a.5~36 dangerous trees 92 Business Opportunities FARO CITY concrete placing & finishing. 894- Call Ira at 898.3479 FIRESIDES loggers. GRADER, Cat 14, 19 730 p.m., Thursday Vlayldcclr Imtrllatloas Ltd, with CONSTRUCTION LTD. 6654. - Organizers hope to' establish Hydraulic Snowplowing, Scarifi SQUAMISH DELTA 1744 Harris Rd..(andat Gov't) branches throughout the Lower Mobile drilling units. an exhibition complex which Fully insured blasting services. Hydraulic side shift R.O.P.S., Rc 188 Shoe Repair TREE SERVICE Mainland, has a dealership opening 129 Driving Schools Light Propane heater. Very ga Danger trees, topping, limbing & For Information Phone will include a racetrack, rodeo in this area. We train and guide you. Whistler - Squamish area cond. 1970 Hopto Hydroscol COBBLER SHOE STORE hiling. 24 hr. Answering Service. 898-5863 grounds, motor bike trails, Earn up to $40 per hour. Small in- Phone H. Hopkins 898-3421 SQUAMISH Gradall, 2 buckets, 8 foot extensic Open Mon.-Sat. 9-930 p.m. 898-3403 or 892-5604 snowmobile trails, a loggers vestment required. Phone 465-5789 DRIVING 'SCHOOL one owner. Phone 845-7419 aftei Repairs 2-3 days waiting time Darrel McNutt SQUAMISH sports, fairgrounds, concession or 530-4986. Learn to drive with a qualified 892m20 UNITED CHURCH 114 Carpets licensed instructor. Full preparation p.m. DANGEROUS TREES stands, ball diamond, 4-H barns Topped or Felled 3342 Fourth Avenue and exhibition building to for driver's examination. Putor an 100 Aooliances & Repairs Buy where the price is best, For more information phone Reasonable house farmer's produce, ladies' Then call me, I'll do the rest! 161 Moving & Hauling 191 Signs . Ralpb8?2-96@7 Jack Lledqrlst, B.A. B.D. 892-5051 Morning Worship II a.m. Sunday home exhibits, hobbies and SILVER THAW SIGNS Also at 11 a.m. crafts. SQUAMISH APPLIANCE SQUAMISH FREIGHTWAYS Locatedeby Mashiter Creek 892-3038 Junior Church In the future they hope that a 130 Electricians 892-3736 - BOX 413 205 Vacuums & Repairs Kinderkirk & REFRIGERATION the 2547 Mamquam Rd. skating complex will be added. CANAMEX FILTEX BUILT-IN and Nursery Care The chamber is applying to the Garibaldi Highlands Wednesday 7 p.m. f!ear man 60NBTRUCTlON CORP. VACUUM CLEANER SYSTEM - provincial government for a EXPERT REPAIRS carpets oTllm oLlaoleum ?3\'8RFL!L PQKTASLBS Chrrch School m! Khderkirk TO UNLIMITED WARRANTY Thursday -.7:30 p.m. , work grant and hope hi .Ceramic Floor Q Wdl Tiles !STONE WALL cement finish I everyone in the Pemberton area ALL MAJOR APPLIANCES (Installations & Repairs) landscaping. Call Tony, Contract 192 Sporting Goods Sales, Installations, Service T.I.C.'s for Teens Washers Dishwashers MICHAEL McEWEN 892-5204 or 464-7657. Finished or unfinished homes (Young people's group) will give them their full support. Dryers Ice Equipment 892-3870 Ekctrlcrl Conlrrotlng ARCTIC CAT SNOWMOBILE Walter Dietze - 898-5146 1st Sunday every month, 730 p.m. A general meeting to discuss Refrigerators Freezers ~2-5847 see College and Careers Group plans for the Pemberton Commercial Refrig. JUNK??? Or another man's treasure 170 Painting & Decorating TAYLORMOTIVE HONDA ST. JOHN THE ,DIVINE Exhibition Park will be held Cdl 176 Pemberton Ave., N.V. 211 Everything for Boating ANGLICAN February 14 at Signal Hill JOHN SIMPSON Sell unwanted items with "TIMES* classified ad. 4 Garden Supplies WAYNE'S ' 980-2688 Diamond Road, Garibaldi Estates School at 8 p.m. 898-3278 SUPERB SURFER 24' Sedan 892-5131 THE GARDEN CENTER Clean and Speedy Painting See our Yellow Page ad Rev. Pam1 K. Ylp All Work Guaranteed Next to the Gulf Station Call 892-9271 Cruiser, command bridge and crew Regular Sunday Service II a.m. They would also like to ex- for free estimate SEE ROADRUNNER SPORTING boat models. Factory to you saves 1st and 3rd Sunday each month tend a heartfelt thank you to the on Highw'ay 99 GOODS Will be Re-Openlng E$$. Surfer Marine, 678 Anderton - Holy Communion - members of the community who VARGA FOR ALL YOUR Road, Comox. B.C. V9N 5B8. Much 1, 1978 ' Sunday School 990 a.m. came out to support the project FAINTING CO. LTD, HOCKEY EQUIPMENT Phone 339-5733. ' 898-5100 at the New Years Eve Ball. 898-381 3 General Contracting OVERWAITEA PLAZA lnte ior-Exterior Painting 892-3031 1970 Mercury Cricket 141h ft. fiberglass ski boat. 65 h.p. Mercury, W&aper 8 Renovations semi trailers 15 Glass & Window Service trailer. All ski equipment plus new st Alterations I deluxe $250 slalom ski, used once. vans, low beds GARUBALDI CLASS For free estimates call Coming Events Glass For Every Need Duay 194 Surveying $2500 0.b.o. 892-5460 after 5 p.m. crane trucks ireens and combination screen and 892-3774 1976 I2 ft. aluminum car top boat .. Drm doors. LOACH, HOBBS & KYLER with 71h h.p. Mercury motor, with RISE AND SHINE British Columbia Land Surveyor Wllldrhleld Spcdalirts ENTERPRISES LTD. extras, $700. 898-3147 after 5 p.m; flat decks * Plate Glass 1640 Bridgman Ave. Palnfiug ud Wallpaper North Vancouver; B.C. 17' plywood hulled boat with cabin, Aluminum & Wood Sash Bury Ardtn Store Fronts b 988-2530 or 980-9617 SI25 or best offer. 898-3716. 898-3394 DISPATCH 892-3838 OFFICE 984-0237 * Safety Glass HERM0N, COTTON 22'6 Fiberfoam Continental model Free Estimates in 0 BUNBURY 165 Mercruiser. Galley pack, head, 987-7181 Squamish District Dominion and British 'Columbia sliding glass doors, depth sounder, Cleveland Avenue SMALL-.ADS ' , . Land Surveyors CB radio,. swim grid, outboard 892-5323 Established 1886 bracket, trim tabs, stern ladder & Call Collect BIG RESULTS Squamish, B.C. new Easy Load trailer. 893-3998 af- OVERNIGHT SERVICE from Pemberton and PbOH ZC!!!!!! 6?42 ter 6 p.m. Whistler Greater Vancouver to Squamish, Woodfibre, Robcri B. Brown Q Asadaka British Columbia Land Surveyor *** $ I SO, senior citizens $ I .OO, Britannia Beach, Whistler, Pemberton, Mount and Professional Engineer 213. Travel & ,Vacation classesThursday, start Jan,in the26th. Squamish pottery . childrenbake table. 75 cents. Also home Currie, Lions Bay, Brunswick Beach, Sunset Box 13, Whistler, B.C. MERCURY TRAVEL LTD. Phone 932-5426 Arts Centre from 12:30 to 2:30 Beach. (SQUAM ISH) *** Serving Squamish, in the afternoon. 21st annual Amateur Hour, Whistler and Pemberton 1367 Winnipeg St. 892-3565 * * *' Friday, April 28th. EXPRESS SERVICE united optical Village Square. 2nd. Avenue. Squarnish. E C Vancouver to Squamish, pickup before noon delivered same afternoon. Contact lenses, Glasses, Frames and Repairs. minimum charge $3.95 Phone: 892-5615

BLOCK BROS. REALTY LTD. Another One SOLD! 38164 Cleveland Ave. BMA Realty is pleased to introduce l JEAN PETTERSON who offers.you speedy . Squarnish 892-3571 01' Vanc. Direct Line,688-5917 and, superior sales help. We join husband Frank and family in wishing Jean "Good luck" in hee endeavours with the company. She may be reached at our office phone or at 892-9873 in the

~ evenings. She will be pleased to help you find the "right home" for you and your family.

~ "List with us ...... STOP 8 LOOK At this different ahd appealing open space ...... And plan your move!! A-frame, 3 bdrms. workshop on beautiful corner lot and then call . Y 'YW I ...... ----_-_RIGHT __-__-WFRF ...... 1000 GRANT, 1200 DOWN This home is only $318 p.m. principal & in- and $320 p.m. and you could be the proud terest. owner of this brand new 3 bdrm back split. If you don't have much of a down payment & Or your mthly pymt could be as low as $195 want a home call me today. Wouldn't you pm. with full Gov't assistance. Let's discuss Jike to be in a home for the same monthly 1190 Axen Road, Brackendale. A MUST SEE! it today! payments you are now making. Call "Helga" 892-5852 Stephen Howard 898-3361 Mere is a super 3 bdrm. home, rec rm. and sauna (for those cold winter nights) 2 full baths, DBL carport and patio. Low 50's This home looks just great through all the pL'Jsi seasons. Full price $67,450. See the family DENTVILLE and fruit trees close to shopping and schools. "2" iiew hones OK Eagk gun Drive Lct 94 (side split) Lot 83 (bung2lc:v) -I room in this house & the unique fireplace. If 3 large bedrooms, full basement rec. rm, includes built in stove and dishwasher. Have a look at these two fine homes, time to choose your carpets and colors. Priced you think this home is nice in winter. sum- poolroom. workshop on big lot with garden "Heha" 892.5852 mer is just around the corner & WOW! to sell in the high 40's. Stephen Howard 898-3361

OPEN HOUSE EVERY WEEKEND from II a.m. to 5:OO p.m. Come in for coffee & get all the information, without obligation. Go to the top of "The Boulevard" turn left & follow the Block Bros. arrows. JUST LISTED is great looking trailer in Timbertown. It has "everything", stove, fridge, washer/dryer. All furniture's great buy for someone. Give me a call for fur- ther details. Jean Petterren 892-9873

Commercial Lot, 2nd Ave. Downtown Sq. CII now land dev. .$59,000

I 2858 Boulevard, two storey (lives in) 6# .. . .60,000 range

IS Wilson Mielage Townhouse - 3 b/r 3/3/76 . I .30,000 range HlGM QUAL!TY AT A LOW COST 14 Wilson Cres. Townhouse . 4 b/r ...... 309080 range Exceptionally good financing on these 3 bedroom bi-level 3 bedroom split level & 3 bedroom semi-detached homes in prestigious Garibaldi Highlands. initial Investments AS LOW AS E900 with a generous rebate for appliances, on 6625 Lsrrarnm, Brackendale 3 b/r Rancher 3/31/78 .40,000 range :he semi-detached homcs. !nitid investments AS LOW AS Eii82i on some bi-level models. Monthly investments AS 48526 Highlands Way North, 2 storey . . . .40,000 range LOW AS 5153.56 plus 1/12 taxes if you quality for Gov't assistance. Slim & Lynda Bannister 898-5905

r The Squamlrh Tlmer - Wednesday, January 25, 1978 - Page 17 Country skiers ---,.' Ijuring the Middle Ages. it was believed that the consum- , , From of be As the mation marriage could prevented by anyone who, Others while the wedding ccreniony was taking place, either locked $ember ton arrive in P~mbert~n a lock or tied a knot in 3 cord, and then threw the lock The Squamish to Banlf ski his "rec" room where they could trio arrived in Pemberton on dry out their tent and bedding. Valley Monday, a full day earlier than The offer was gratefully ac- expected. They are 77 year old cepted. It was with great pleasure I mad at me or what. by Betty Shore Harry Crawshaw and his two Carrying their 65 Ib. Packs read last week that the desperate Mind, you, I had been using CornDanions Mike Bas& and the three skiers will be problems of human differences his lawnmower for a while and Do;Aldermen W.hittaker. Georgena Erickson following a route through Duffy were finally being looked into. the grass io his yard was gctting The Busbys and the Fred Louise Blundell, Robbie Lake road to Lillooet where Sankey, Alan LeBlanc, Normie Province of British Columbia Five psychologists from the fairly high. As a matter of fact, Meens leave for three weeks in they will stay "with the Hawaii this Monday. and Shelley Rivett, and Allan and Con van der Lee welcomed University of Alberta, armed 1! got so high that they finally them on behalf of the Village newspaper man overnight". with $55.000 kindly donated by lost a couple of kids and a ** 8 * Bujold. The Pemberton Lions Club Council and paid for their From there on to Clinton where the Canada Council and the mongrel pup in it. We were just CKNW is paying for their stay .Les and Eleanor Ross and would like to let the person who lunch. National Research Coudcil, are about to organize a search party Russ and Rhia Sankey are Mike Basek explainzd they in the Clinton Hotel. Next they going to go ahead and try find when thb pup pulled them kids took 20 Christmas trees from holidaying in Reno. their Christmas tree lot know left the Squamish Highway a lit- plan a course through 70 Mile out why Jill is SO much more out of there in an old wagon.'A *** that the $60 is now'due just tle farther north than they had House, Valemont and Little poised than Helen, why Bob is wagon that had not been seen - Amonel the local people who send the cheque to the Pem- planned because of the lack of Fork. relaxed and Herman is so jit- since late spring. The kids' mom snow. They camped the first The only problems they had was really relieved, of course, enjoyed the Loggers Convention berton Lions Club. tery,' and why does Randy insist and Ball were Min and Jim night north of Whistler on a encountered so far was.a leaky on picking his nose ?t parties, but. Bill said that the whole The bingo dates are indefinite Decker, Marg .and Dennis "power line cut". tent and a lot of tar they were for God's sake. thing probably wouldn'i have until the water pipes are Deering, Elinor and Dan Car- It was a rainy night - their scraping off the bottom of their I can't imagine a more happened if I had not been repaired in the Community Hall son, Chuck LeBlanc, Ron and - watch for posters. tent leaked and their bedding skis where they had attempted suitable endeavour for those hoarding his mower in my was wet. Con van der Lee in- to ski along the railway tracks. five psychologists. Mind you, garage for so long. vited them to spend the night in they do have tht!ir work cut out Well, 1 didn't pay much at- for them. At last count there tention to that remark, as he is were approximately three and a REGIONAL D!S?R!CT half billion of us little dif- Then he asked me if I thought I at ferences wandering around could return his damn mower loose, and any way you look at it, that's a lot of analyzing. beforehe would the grasshave gotto sohire tall thattree Pemberton Legion Notice is hereby given that a The spokesman for this group fallers to cut it down. That got has said that the job is so big Public Hearing will be held at my dander up a bit, and I told On Saturday evening, January treasurer J. Cosulich, executive that the eventual statement will him that he could hire any tree 21, the newly elected officers. members' H. Hubbard, J. Hub- 'be the size of a book. That's fellers that he wanted, but what for 1978 for the Royal Canadian bard, J. McGrade and T.. WlLLlAMS LAKE probably a little on the con- about my garden rake, which Legion, Branch 201, Pemberton, Willson. Chilcotin Inn Motor Hotel, 748 Oliver St. servative side. I think that about was lying useless and rusting un- and the Ladies Auxiliary were President of the Ladies half way through the first billion derneath his porch. installed in, their respective Auxiliary is M. Hubbard and I they'll have to start killing off Monday, February 13, 1978 - 1:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. One thing led to another, and POSitiOnS. Mrs. Tina LangOiOr, her slate of officers are vice some of us different people to by the time the police Came. Zone Commander to the L.A. president M. Blackstock, LILLOOET make room for the library. secretary B. Dien, treasurer S. The spokesman also said that there was aLl manner of kids and CDR Fred Baker* Zone Totem Restaurant, Main Street crying, dogs barking, wives Commander.for the North Shore Willson, and executive members the job should take a year to screaming. and dust flvinn. We and Howe Sound, were the in- K, Petty, R. Pattanaude and M. compierc. i aswifie hi wha: he Tuesday, Febrra8.y 14, i9?8 - 2 p.m. tu 5 p.m. really meant was that the money would last about that long. Hell, ' A cup of coffee and lunch makes a welcome break in Pem- KAM4OOPS me and the wife have been berton as Harry Crawshaw stops off on his cross country ski The Dome Motor Inn, 555 W. Columbia St. trying to figure out our dif- trip. ferences for four years and we Wednesday, February 14, 1978 - 7 p.m. to IO p.m. haven't made any headway at wear and tear, not to mention The regular meeting of the Thursday, February 16, 1978 - IO a.m. to 2 p.m. all. It is true though, that we the fifty dollars I had to put up Pemberton Pemberton Women's Institute don't have the advantage of a for bail. was held at the home of Dorothy Organizations or individuais who wish to present a Brief to university education, to say Anyhow, the spokesmah for wildlife Hickenbottom on Monday, the Review Committee and have not yet informed the . nothing of the $55,000. One these psychologists says that According to a Fish and January 16. Executive Secretary should do so as soon as possible. thing I have figured out, if that they're not going to do any ex- Wildlife Branch report, the ' They were happy to welcome group had to pay a few food and perimenting (which I was quite Pemberton area had a very SUC- two new members - Audrey Individuals attending the Public Hearing and wishing to fuel bills, that little bit of cash relieved to hear as I think the cessful deer hunting Season last Thymo and Emmy Popst. make an oral presentation are also welcome. wouldn't last three months. world has enough problems year. Hunters in 1977 hadm 1 I Discussion was held on a All in all, I'm still happy that already), but that they were just percent Success rate, an increase variety of subjects ranging from they decided to spend the going to try make some sense of 375 percent Over 1976 and agriculture to the Peace River On behalf of the Committee monCy. Why, up until now, out of the information that they 220 Percent over 1975. Dam. Brig. Gen. E. D. Danby (Retired) whenever I told some pretty already had, And that's a fine Fourteen spike, 33 two PdintS, Slides were shown of the Executive Secretary young thing in the bar that my thing, because if they can make 8 three points, 4 four Points and Christmas party and of England. Regional District Review Committee wife didn't understand me I sense out of some of these small 2 unclassified deer were passed The next meeting will be held Suite 206-515 West 10th Avenue, didn't get very far. Just think of differences that crop up every so through branch game checks by ' at Elsie Miller's on February Vancouver, B.C. V5Z 4A8 872-2335 when 1 tell them that these five often it'll be worth every Denny. 575 deer hunters. 20. Standing with packs outside the Pemberton Hotel are Harry psychologists don't understand Crawshaw, right, Mike Basek, centre, and Don Whitaker, me either, and are willing to cross country skiers on their way from Squamish to Calgary. spend $55,000 just to find out. I Children yoga now in session , I If that doesn'iihave them in my I* :I -. , r:.:.., I lap, nothing will. 'An introduction to the basic Seriously though, this study yoga techniques, stressing slow but there are still spaces to lack of registration. However, movement, balance and available. when the Civic Centre opens e could be a good thing. Like with ,fiexj'ii;iiy .+p: be ir me and my neighbor Bill. I'd Chi:b:cn'-, ycga Is he!$ e? !he :here is 2 possIbi!Ity sf h2ving 2 @ been trying for six months ,to youngsters by instructor Carol Valleycliffe School gym, Wed- ladies exercise class with 0 figure out why Bill hadn't Wynne. She also instructs moms nesday from 3:30 - 4:30 p.m. for babysitting provided. Please 9 brought back the garden rake and tots and kindergym ages 6 to 12 years old. The fee is contact program supervisor that he borrowed from me. I programs. $8.00 for an eight week course. Vonda Chase at the Municipal 0. This program, given by the *** , Hall (892-5217) with any com- ANNOUNCES didn't know whether he was e Squamish Parks and Recreation The ladies stretch and bend ments or questions on the above. 0- 0 e a 0 e Public Registration 0 0 0 Friday, January 27th 3:30 pmmm6:30 p.m. ' 0 - 0 Saturday, January 28th Noon - 4:W pmmm 0 e In The Foyer of ths Municipal HaOi 0 0 0 Registration Fees $25.00 (6 weeks of ie8sons guaranteed) e Cost will include ice fee8 and profe8sional le880118 0 1977 B-200 0 DODGE VAN 0 [iloldon Ears Conversion 0 V8 Auto Trans., 63 amp ah., 70 0 Your instructor will be Sharon amp. battery, 30 gal. fuel tank, 0 deluxe driver and passenger seat, Hunter, who is qualified to teach low mount mirror, H.D. shocks, 0 . power steering, Radial tires, cup- 0 6th Figure and Free Skate and boards, stove, oven, fridge, fur- 0 war 11,575 nace, sink, toilet, sleeps four. 1978 DIPLOMAT MINI HOME 0 Partial Gold Dance. Sharon has NOW $9,585 8tk. No. 7-7821 CD 300 '77 Dodge Chassis - 8tk. No. 7-7000 0 20'x 145" wheel base, V8 previously taught for three years 440, cruise control, high 0 back bucket seats, radio, e in Brooks and' Medicine Hat, 220 amp. battery, stove & $16,875 0 -: Oym, firrnncz, iridgs, siecps' Alta. six, storm windows, roof @ rack & ladder. Many ex- 0 4 Wheel Drive Country cellent features. 0 Loads of 19788 now in stock - long & 0 Sharon will be at the Nlunlcipal Hail Friday 27th at 3:300 sh~rtwh-lbases. e i 0 5 pemm e and Saturday, 28th from noon to 4 pmmm to answer any DYNAMITE DEALS EXAMPLE:- 0 Short wheelbase 1977 "MACHO 4x4" ... suregrip, am/fm stereo, V8, e quest ion8 aufo, power steering, tinted glass, bucket seats, skid plates, LT 15 0 tires & spoke wheels, and more. Was $9288. 0 DEMO PRICE NOW e AGE LIMIT: 4 .years and up. This include8 boys and girls, e skaters and non-skaters. e Late registration will be accepted. @ e e For further .inquiries contact either s Jot811 Wippich 898-5473 or Denise Borrell 898-5671

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