board. AsJhe regional district iS IXm~9sions had also been sei'& ad'many members ai- &tmdhm through whtch he held on rescheduling of classes tend& &a hn&mieuofi sharing WQ approved and the 10 See if it would be Possible 10 Semi& .held in Squamish last assessment is paid to the i hold these on one floor $0 ban- year and there have already regional district by Whistler dicaPPed students would not been enquiries about the require a ramp Or elev tor. with the regional district paying % seminar 10 be held in Victoria . The Vice-president - Finance, tire career has been in railway in early May. J.R. Clarke, joined the British real estate admlnisyration and It waa hoped that the creation Columbia Railway in 1975 as the development of industry ENUMERATION TO of the Arson Alert program The three travellers in a scene from the Wizard of 02. manager-control systems and along the line. would result in a decrease in the was appointed chief financial of- Vice-president - Marketing & START THIS WEEK number of fires caused by arson IC e m I ficer in 1977. Sales, A.C. Sturgeon, has 33 The enumeration for the voters' list for the coming similar to that in Seattle which As Vice-president . years of service with the saw them drop percent Federal election will begin this week, themfirst week in April. by IO iourism Shows sharp Operations & Maintenance, railway, including ad- last year Over the preceding e e N.A. McPherson now assumes ministration of terminal offices People wishing to vole, plzase note that this is the first vear, overa I I responsi b i I ity for time that every voter must be a Canadian, born or before his appointment 'as rates , operations, mechanical, naturalized. Formerly people who were British subjects were increase in past year officer in the sales division in engineering and transpor~ation 11966. He was promoted to able to vote, but this is longer allowed, no Tenders The province registered a 6.5- Manitoba, Saskatchewan, New across the country decreased by functions. He has been in the assistant sales manager in 1974 Those British subjects wishing to vote must obtain their percent increase in the number Brunswick and Newfoundland 0.4 percent. railway industry for 36 years and became manager-marketing naturalization papers prior to May 22nd. Tenders for the contract to of non-canadian visitors last were down by 14.4 percent. 8.3 B.C.. however. registered a and worked with CP Rail as a & sales in 1975. Evelyn Mcdartney is once more in charge of the. clear the new sanitary landfill year 'over 1977. Tourism and percent, 4.9 percent and 0.7 gain offour percent to take its enumeration and will serve as Deputy Returning officer in site north of Brackendale were Small Business Development percent respectively. smre 10'9.64 percent from 9.2 this Community. opened at the regular meeting of Minister Elwood Veitch said B.C. recorded a whopping percent. $296,885 grants council, March 27. recently. B.C. Ferries' passenger 21.7-percent jump in overseas I Bids ranged from a high of Nation-wide, the increment visitors. for a total of 272.100. loadings - on the two Van- $21,428 per acre from David was one percent. compared with a CanHda-wide couver Island to the mainland from B.C. Hydro Coulter Contracting to a low of Entries of non-resident hike of 17.5 percent. routes - jumped by 18 7 per- B.C Hydro paid a total of Although Hydro is normally ' $1.835 per acre from Robert travellers to B.C. totalled The province thus increased cent for a total of h.YYS.YO0 $296.885 in school taxes. exempt from municipal taxes. it Kerr. 1.968.517. or 14.6 percent of its share of the national total passengers in 1973. municipal taxes and grants to makes annual giants in lieu Other bids included the Canadian total of from 15.7 percent in 1977 to Room sales, the minister said. the District of Squamish during These are calculated on the $4,626.50 an acre from C.R. 13.481.979. 16.3 percent last year. . increased by 16.7 percent over 1978. compared with $204.01 I previous year's generdl and Crowlev and Cogmacting; N&N In 1977, it was 13-8 .pacem TotaC - US- visitors io .the 1977. in 1977. local uqmvcmenl rates_ldpplLed . . $3,800 an acre from Fred Prince Edward 'Island and the province rose by 5.3 percent to Restaurant sales recorded a Payments were $240.204 in to all land and most buildings Gaebel Contracting and $&850 Yukon posted bigger gainsfar-. --3353,5+3tYpcrsom.ArtTitr--tht -~-I 2.4 percent bo(%&last year. school taxes. $ I77 in municipal owned by Hydro. plus one per per acre from Frank Golaiy 1978 - 15 and 7.2 percent national figures were down by Gasoline sales. [he statistics taxes. and SSfI.504 in grants. cent of the gross revenue trom Logging. respectively. .but their numbers 0.56 percent. showed, increased by 3.7 per- The amounts were part 01 a Hydro's sales of electrictty (and Council apized a commit- ofisit0r.s were - - This-increased B.C.'s shan of m over the prevmus .y.& totel. of 555 million which gas where applicuble) in each tee including aldermen, the and 136,424 respectively. U.S. visitors to Canada by 0.6 This represents wholesale gas Hydro paid to I21 cities and area town administrator and the Nova Scotia recorded a 3.6 percent to 10.6 percent. deliveries by the I2 malor municipalities and many unin- superintendent of public works percent hike. Quebec had a- 1.4 The "one-or-more-night" US. distributors to retail gas stations corporated rural areas in the For unincorporated rural to review the bids and award the percent boost, while Ontario vehicle entries to the province in the provlnce province The 1977 total was areas the provincial Surveyor contract to the lowest ac- and Alberta nudged .upyards by also grew by. 5-3 percenl. bur Rogers Pass trdttic -. $4 I mi.llion Taxes collects and disburses the ceptable bidder. 0.9 percent. with the Canadian total down by passengers in Canadian and School taxes. which Hydro payments. which .in I979 ac- 1.46 percent. B C.'s share wai toreign automobiles dnd buses pays in most areas ijn the same counicd tor %564.7\7 ot the raised by a full percentage point leaving Glacier Ydtiondl Pdrk basis as other taxpayers. ac- $7 7 milllon in grants. and MARCH SETS RECORD I5 I in A westerly direction - was up counted tor 447 million of the %24 7 million ot the 447 million ...~. to percent March must have set a new record for sunshine with Total U S vehicle entries by I I 5 percent - total in school tdxes more than 20 days classed as clear and an additional four with cloud but no moisture. Rain was only recorded on five days and amounted to 2.9 inches. - The highest temperature was 18 degrees Celsius on BCR to take over Railwest plant March 19 and 21 while the coolest. minus 2 degrees, was worded on March 8 and 28. .e .. There was no 'snow during the month. for expanded car repair.facilities In the first three months of the year the precipitation has M.C. Norris. presidenr -and heavy cdq equipmen1 repdir stores. 'consolidating stores at In Squamish the er;panded been much less than usual with only 9.45 inches of jain chief executive of the B.C. com ple x Yorth Vancouver and stores will consoliddte those in recorded and 30 inches of snow making a total precipitation Railway. announced. yesterday Car repair projection\ hdb c Sq ua m ish Cent r a I iza t I o 1; of Yorth Vancou\er and Squdmirh established that the existing stores is expected to realize con- in the former carshop and the of 12.45 inches. ' thdt major improvements wefe. siderable savings in operating 'car equipment repair complex 10 be made in mechanical and facilities at Squz'mish will shor materials management ifaci,litjes Ily be inadequate to handle the costs and an tncrcase m ef- will utilize the Railuest plan1 fiqiency and better securitf for the secgnd purpose lor 'COUNCIL WANTS RAISE in Prince George, and Squamish. work load 41 is expected tha1 the cost of which it wvs constrqcted Squamish town council gave first three readings to a by- .Transfet ot the enure rolltng . In making the announcement. stock repair pmgram trom the %e- relocatinp wll be offset hy The i)rigina\ purpose WAS to . law which once approved will give them their first raise in he stressed the importance of' existing car shop to the ldrgei the sale ol surplus machinery huild rail cars hut A seconddry pay since 1975. adequate facilities for the ex- Railwest plant not only offers and equipment from the former use was to become 3 repair Although acting mayor Nick Candy felt the raise was panded .rolling stock flee! and improvement in producrron el- Railwest program facility if cars were no :longer "tu0 much in one go" council members approved the terms the need for stares, support close ficicncy but will also enable the In Prince George the neu built which will raise- the salary of the mayor, to $7,000 per year 10 the mechanical facilities. mechanical deparlmenl to lacilifies will consisc'of a 53 6 'Pat Swekaey and Jack Mera, representing, tbe Kinsmen tn espohd to unscheduled repair million Car repair plant and a As the car repair progtam ex. and' the salary of an.alderman to $3500 per annum. Squamish, ihe former Club, are shown holding a cheque.for $1,000 wMcb w& won Currenily,'the mayor receives $5,000 a year an8alder- Railwest car manufacturing demqnds 691 I .OOO ceiiratieed stores pands thde will ht additions 10 by Walter Sweeney on a driiw of the Western Express. Pat men 92,000. If the by-law is finally adopted the new increase plant which ceased production The existing car shop will be com p7c x the staff .and more people will he employed hy the railway In says the money will be used to send him and his brother on a will be retroactive to December 1, 1978. in August of 1977 will be re- taken over by materials ('om'pletion of both lacililies frip to Ireland with their grandmother this summer. opened by the railway as a management as a main line is expected during IYRO the repair shops fpllowing the Arson Semina; arson are fraud, revenge, van- let the public know how it can Alice Wdkey;presiderrt of Hwpitd Audliw, penting a are 1.10 r. the new Director of Nursing CIorln Ihly, tbe retiring Dimtor

field here' Iqst year and the new dalism, crime cover-up, help. drqme for $1,365 to Jobn Dillabmgh for a blanket of Nursing, Gloria Bradley, and extreme rigbt Alidn Hqenboom,_.I 'program is -designed to, combat pyromania and murder. . In addition the Arwn In- wiZifti& cPbrnet* gmp. Also in the picture secretary of the Squamish HoCpi?d Abxllinry. the incidknce of this crime Factors in implementing the vestigative Team will maintain a which believed to be the caw Arson Alert Program will be the high profile with specially is *> XiX least EjEkxit of tWires i6a-n of a toll-* line SO equippm vehicles, magnerlc , '4's in-thrpruvhrce. __ anyone having information or vinyt caedtea!s-end standard -_ __ The program is designed to seeing suspicious fires or per- red coveralls for the local -.-

--d combat.-arson on two 'icveis; oy m can I*. - BCRgmiiETm,vex ann- public education showing the ef- number; increased training for Orser stressed the co- %,., - 4iSU fire, police- and insurance agen- operation betwean police and fects of fire on the peopk of the -province and meanw+eem-- -&s, a confidential -arson repor- fire officers in the investigation of any tires which could be classed as arson. He said fire personoel have worked with >Boardto set up local RCMP who have their own fire investigation

procedures, aad determine ' M.C. Norris, president and chief executive officer the :jointI committee of whether a crime has been com- British Columbia Railway, announced a major - The Board-ofSchool Trustees .the- schoolaoard, fears -have. miued, . .. - -- . reorganization of the company on Monday. for Howe Sound School District been expressed at the regional "When the 'fire department "The railway's goals. formerly expansionary in nature. 'No.48 is planning to set up a district level, that if' Whistler' suspects a crime has been com- I. have -been altered by changi~g~oriaitions."he said. "We joint advisory committee to co- does not pay the assessed mitted, the evidence and must now plan for consolidation and stability. These ordinate the use of school- amount, it will fall upon the suspicions are turned over to the organizational changes will reflect new circumstances." community facilities at the Myr- Squamish-Lillooet Regional RCMP to be conducted as a our tle Philip school in Whistler. District to pick .up the balance criminal investigation." Orser Central to the administrative reorganization is the ap- Another one will be set up for of the bill. said. "When the RCMP. takes pointment of four vice-presidents. In operations, two the Signal Hi41 school at Pem- divisions will be consolidated into a single division. The school board, at the over a tire, an offcer is arslgncd berton. second meeting of the month, to work with police to supply J.R. Clarke, formerly chief train dispatcher a&--various The decision to aet up the last week discussed the costs of any needed technical advice. financial officer, becomes Vice- points in B.C. before Joining the joint committee has resulted installing a ramp or an elevator "There has been an inareased President- Finance; N.A. railway in 1954. from problems concerned with in the high school for han- level of, interut in fire in- McPherson. formerly manager- As Vice-President . Ad- the interpretation of cost- dicapped pupils and whether vestigation," Orser added, "and operations & maintenance. ministration & corporate sharing of the joint facilities at costs would be borne by the the police have taken a keen in- becomts Vice-president - Development. G.L.Ritchie has the Myrtle Philip school. - provincial government or if this iciest in it." Operations & Maintenance; overall responsibility for real These have resulted in I school district. would have to He specially commented on G.L.Ritchie. formerly manager- estate & industrial development, Whistler refusing to pay the full .. . csts.' Huntor +ad ,.qaile who ' --OW&.- &flied .;*bry.rha*-&d .. PY:k??L-~. e.&.- .__,_ _.. , ... tlsve*~CC&*t board. AsJhe'reglo;nal district is Discussions had also been ser'alsp aid many members at- -themedium through which he . held on rescheduling of classes tended the AsmnhUtigPlioII sharing wag approved and the to See if it would be possible to Seminu .held in Squhmiih last assessment is paid to the i hold these on one floor $0 han- year and there, have already -regional district by Whistler dicapped students would not been enquiries about the with the regional district paying require a ramp or elev Btor. seminar to be held in Victoria :.-* ... . The Vice-president . Finance, tire carcer has been in railway in early May. J.R. Clarke, joined the British real estate adminisvration and 4 It waa hoped that the creation Columbia Railway in 1975 as the development of industry ENUMERATION TO of the Arson Alert program The three travellers in a scene from the Wizard of 02. manager-control systems and along the line would result in a decrease in the was appointed chief financial of- Vice-President - Marketing & START THIS WEEK number of fires caused by arson ficer in 1977 Sales, A C Sturgeon. has 33 The enumeration for the voters' list for the coming similar to that in Seattle which As Vice-President . years of service with the saw them drop by IO percent Operations & Maintenance, railwav. includrnn ad- Federal election will begin this week, themfirst week in April. Tourism shows sharp I. last year over the preceding People wishing to vole, plzase note that this is the first a N:A. McPherson now assumes ministration of terminal offices year. overall responsibility for before his appointment 'as rates time that every voter must be a Canadian, born or increase in Dast vear operations. mechanical, officer in the sales division in naturalized. Formerly people who were British subjects were , I I engineering and transportation 1 1966. He was promoted to able to vote, but this is no longer allowed, Tenders The Province registered a 6.5- Manitoba, Saskatchewan, New across the country decreased by functions. He has been in the assistant sales manager in 1974 Those British subjects wishing to vote must obtain their percent increase in the number Brunswick and Newfoundland 0.4 percent. railway industry for 36 years and became manager-marketing Tenders for the Contract 10 naturalization papers prior to May 22nd. of nowCanadian visitors last were down by 14.4 percent, 8.3 B.C.. however. registered a and worked with cp Rail as a , & sales in 1975. Evelyn Mcdartney is once more in charge of the . clear the new sanitary landfill year 'over 1977. Tourism and percent, 4.9 percent and 0.7 gain ofour percent to take its c enumeration and will serve as Deputy Returning officer in Site north of Brackendale were Small Business Development percent respectively. sh%re to 9.64 percent from 9.2 this Community. opened at the regular meeting of Minister Elwood Veitch said B.C. recorded a whopping percent. $296,885 grants

council, March 27. recently. 21.7-percent jump in overseas B.C. Ferries' passenger I Bids ranged from a high of Nation-wide, the increment visitors, for a total of 272.100, loadings - on the two Van- $21,428 per acre from David was one percent. compared with a CanHda-wide couver Island to the mainland from B.C. Hydro of Coulter Contracting to a low Entries of non-resident hikc of 17.5 percent. routes - jumped by 18 7 per- B.C Hydro paid a total of Although Hydro is normally ' $1.835 per acre from Robert travellers to B.C. totalled The provine thus increased cent for a total of h.3Yg.300 $296.885 in school taxes. exempt from municipal taxes. it Kerr. 1.968517. or 14.6 percent of its share of the national total . passengers in 1973. municipal taxes and grants to makes annual giants in lieu Other bids included the Canadian total of from 15.7 percent in 1977 10 ' Room sales. the minister said. . the District of Squamish during These are calculated on the $4,626.50 an acre from C.R. 13.481.979. 16.3 percent last year. . increased by 16.7 percent over 1978. compared with $204.01 I previous year's generdl and Crowlev and N&N Cogmracting; In 1977-i~was 13-8 .percenL TouC . us.visbrs to -the 1977. in 1977. local uqmvcmeni rates_ldpplLed $3,800 'an acre from Fred Prince Edward'lsland and the province rose by 5.3 percent to Restaurant sales recorded a Payments were $240.204 in to all land and most buildings Gaebel Contracting and $&8W Yukon posted bigger gainsfar---M,epcm. +c--the 12.4 percent bo(f5k last year. school taxes. $ I77 in municipal owned by Hydro. plus one per per acre from Frank Golaiy 1978 - 15 and 7.2 percent national figures were down by Gasoline sales. .the StatiSlicS taxes. and $56.504 in grants. cent of the gross revenue from Logging. respectively. .but their numbers 0.56 percent. showed, increased by 3.7 per- The amounts were parr 01 a Hydro's sales of electrictty (and Council apized a commit- of1sitor.s were ' - 4fi1 This-increased B.C.'s shan of -ceM over the prevum -y-e&- totel. of 555 million which gas where applicuble) in each tee including aldermen, the and 138,424 respectively. U.S. visitors to Canada by 0.6 This represents wholesale gas Hydro paid to I21 cities and area town administrator and the Nova Scotia recorded a 3.6 percent to 10.6 percent. deliveries by the I2 malor municipalities and many unin- superintendent of public works percent hike. Quebec had a- I .4 The "one-or-more-night" u.s, distributors to retail gas stations corporated rural areas in the For unincorporated rural to review the bids and award the . percent boost. while Ontario vehicle entries IO the province in the provmce province The 1977 total was areas the provincial Surveyor contract to the lowest ac- and Alberta nudged .upyards by also fiew by. 5-3 pawl, bur . Rogers Pass t rdffic -. $4 I mi.llion Taxes collects and disburses the ceptable bidder. 0.9 percent. with the Canadjan total down by passengers in Canadian and School taxes. which Hydro payments. which .in I979 ac- 1.46 percent. B.C.'s share wag foreign automobiles and buses pays in most areas ijn the same counted tor %564.7\7 ot the raised by a full percentage point leaving Glacier Yational Park basis as other taxpayers. ac- $7 7 million in grants. and MARCH SETS RECORD to 15.1 percent. in a westerly direction - was up counted for 447 million of the %24 7 million ot the 447 million March must have set a new record for sunshine with Total U.S. vehicle entries by I I .5 percent. - total in school tdxCS more than 20 days classed as clear and an additional four wtth cloud but ni moisture. Ram was only recorded on five days and amounted to 2.9 inches The highest temperature was 18 degrees Celsius on BCR- to take over Railwest plant March 19 and 21 while the coolest, mmus 2 degrees, was U worded on March 8 and 28. e was snow during the month for expanded car repair.facilities There no - In the first three months of the year the precipitation has M.C. Norris. presidenr -and heavy cdq equipmen1 repdir stores. 'consolidating stores at In Squamikh. the er;panded North Vancouver and been much less than usual with only 9.45 inches of jain chief executive of the B.C. com ple x stores will consoliddte rhose in recorded and 30 inches of snow making a total precipitation Railway. announced. yesterday Car repair projection\ hdb c Sq ua m ish Cent r a I izat i o 1; of Yorth Vancou\er and Squdmirh established that the existing stores is expected to realize con- in the former cdrshop and the of 12.45 inches. ' thdt major improvements wefe. siderable savings in operating 'car equipment repair complex 10 be made in mechanical and facilities at Squz'mish will shor materials management ifaci,litjes Ily be inadequate to handle the costs and an tncrcasc m ef- will utilize the Railuest plan1 fiqiency and better securitf for the secgnd purpose lor 'C0UN~I.LWANTS RAISE in Prince George, and Squamish. work load ' .Transfet of the enure rolltng 41 is expected tha1 the cost of which it wvs constrqcted Squamish town council gave first three readings to a by- . In making the announcement . stock repair pmgram from the %e- relocatinp wll be offset hy The i)rigina\ purpose was to . law which once approved will give them their first raise in he stressed the importance of' existing car shop to the ldrgci the sale ol surplus machinery huild rail cars hut d seconddry pay since 1975. adequate facilities for the ex- Railwest plant not only offers and equipment from the former use was to become 3 repair Although acting mayor Nick Candy felt the raise was panded .rolling stock flee! and improvement in producrron el- Railwest program facility if cars were no :longer "tu0 much in one go" council members approved the terms the need for stares, support close ficicncy but will also enable the In Prince George the ncu built which will raise- the salary of the mayor, to $7,000 per year 10 the mechanical facilities. mechanical deparlmenl to lacilifies will consisc'of a 53 6 'Pat Swekaey and Jack Mera, representing, the Kinsmen tn espohd to unscheduled repair million Car repair plant and a As the car repair progtam ex. and' the salary of an.alderman to $3500 per annum. Squamish, ihe former Club, are shown holding 8 cheque.for $1,000 which w& won Currenily,'the mayor receives $5,000 a year an8alder- Railwest car manufacturing demqnds 691 I .OOO ceitratieed stores pands the?'e will he additions 10 by Walter Sweeney on a driiw of the Western Express. Pat men 92,000. If the by-law is finally adopted the new increase plant which ceased production The existing car shop will be com p7e x the staff .and more people will he employed hy the railway in says the money will be used to send him and his brother on a will be retroactive to December 1, 1978. in August of 1977 will be re- taken over by materials ('om'pletion of both lacilities frip to Ireland with their grandmother this summer. opened by the railway as a management as a main line is expected during IYRO ihe repair shops

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'I 4 W 108 -. Wednesday, April 4, 1979 .

- COME SEE FOR YOURSELF - I - OUR-PARE- TO VANCOUVER MUSHROOM' KITS There was one bodily harm course on March 30th. Cost of the waterworks will be *** assault and seven other assaults. $472.363. The Mobile Home Parks ALPHALPHA & Four cases of fraud were repor- Bylaw received its second and ted, one motorcycle complaint ***. - third readings. BEAN SPROUT KITS $8.95 Each Discussion on the budget and 17 dog complaints. + Building inspector John Hidi *** One motor vehicle was repor- was authorized to attend the an- 898-3813 ted stolen, five thefts from nual building inspector's con- resulted in the finalization and motor vehicles, and one bicycle ference in Victoria this month. .adoption of the 1979 Regional stolen. Thefts over $200 He was also instructed .to see if District Budget. totalled two and there were ten he could obtain information *** thefts under $200. There was regarding solving flood plain .A meeting of the committee of one case under the Mental problems in other parts of the the whole will be held in Pem- -mealth .Act. province: berton on .April 23rd at 2 p.m. During February there were The regional district sup- to discuss alternative forms to 14 injury accidents, resulting in ported the Salmon Enhancement regional districts. Director Con 25 persons being injured. There Program. and encouraged fur- van der Lee opposed this were 39 property damage ac- ther development of the Owl motion. cidents. Five persons were Creek fish hatcheries. *** charged with impaired driving *** A request to mine lava ash in and -five were given 24 hou; The building inspector's the vicinity of Gwyneth Lake in suspensions. The cells held 26 report showed that about five the Bridge River area was ap- prisoners, for which seven building permits had been proved providing .the Ministry ,A&. been drunk in pudlk. issued to date, with two in of Lands, Parks and Housing;.- P ., February there were two liqlroi March. March buildings had a Land Management Branch, be _~_____ - -~ ~ value of and the total asked IO preserve the nalural d cases. $87,000 value of buildings to date this beauty of Gwyneth Lake and the year amounted to $210,800 parkland in the vicinity of - .. John Hughes presenting a diploma and pin to Patrick Cotter compared to $249,408 last year Green Mountain and that * in the same period. Gwyneththe oublic. Lake be kept open to Iafter he completed the hospitality course last week. *** Regional district alternatives to be subject of committee study

By ROSE TATLOW saw chairman R D CUmming cil were to support such a move. Speaking to this motion.chaif- 4 committee of the whole of leave the chair to speak to the During the discussion it was man Cumming said that it was the Squamish-Lillooet Regional motion. the wording was emphasized that the board one of the two smallest in the District will be struck to study changed to include the word members were not satisfied that province and the present the feasibility .and alternatives alternatives all the alternatives to regional strength, saw Squamish with I I ' to eliminating the Squamish- Cumming suggested the districts had been looked at. out of the, 23 votes. When the Lillooet Regional District. motion should be dismissed and Members said the time given to regional district was constituted The decision was made the board should go on with the the matter was ridiculously ten years ago Squamish had -following ___ discussion oJ a_ mo!ion. business of lhe mfXlJng but shorL and-here should be a fur- three votes with each of the .,.. I. . n.. . by the District ol' Squamish Whistler representative Garry ther study. other areas having one, a total of ten votes. When the office asking for such action. The Watson felt there should be a Squamish delegate Nick was moved to Pemberton. original motion called far8 regional planning district. more Candy sajd there have to be Squamish had a total of six out FENCING SALE disbanding the district but after than just a regional district and alternatives to regional districts of 16. considerable discussion which said instructions from his coun- and there should be a shift to "I think the workings of the local communities where people regional district are being ham- Rough Sawn are looking after their own in- pered by the inordinate amount terests. 4x4 Delegates felt it was necessary of power in the hands of the Roug:l:awn Municipality ' of Squamish." Reg. 60c 11. I Reg. 17c ft. to it make clear to the Minister I Cumming said. of Municipal Affairs that the Candy pointed out that directors wanted these alter- Squamish still had 65 percent of natives looked at. the population of the regional . Direstor van der LJX queried Wt: whether there was time to hold Gzarry~.Watson pointed out SuTK T sTiidy~an3 tomming that using population figures asked who should be doing it alone was unfair as this put 1x8 Wood Preserve with Candy replying that the Whistler, which has a high people sitting in this room assessment but a low permanent Reg. 22c 11. Reg. 7.19 gal. should be doing it. population due to the fact that Cumming stated that it should many of the people who own be a committee of the whole as Sale 6.47 Gal. homes there are elsewhere when Sale 16' Ft. Fresh Fruit & Vegetables the matter Cas too important for census figures are taken. in a a sub-committee. ridiculous posit ion. .\Is0 arising out of the He felt it should be based on Open Daily IO a m to 6 p m sit0atio.n at the January meeting real values of homes and Super Tone whicti prompted the above ac- property) in diteci represen- tion was the second naice of tation to the people who own . French Stain motion, that the voting strength property and are qualified to. : Reg. 8.45 gal. of each unit be returned to vote in a municipal election. -' 898-3714 2,000 people from the 800 to ' The motion, to change the 6.75 T Is which it had been placed several' voting population figures yas . , Reg. 84.99 Sale - Gal. I I Government Rd., Squamish . years ago . defeated. I I I --f+\I tl I' -. . ,- '* Card of - Thanks y.\ We Deliver to ReStaurants, w- Hotels, Lodges:Camps. etc _I 1- The Squamish Lions Club and Black Tusk j:",* Snowmobile Club would like to thank the following for their genergus donations to Snowarama '79: FARMERS MARKET CNlB Lodge, Bawen Island; Garibaldi Building TL .LI Supplies Howe Sound Equipment; I.G.,4.; Over- waitea. and SuperValu. . 898-361 6 6871701 2 Over $4,300 was pledged to the Easter Seal Society for Crippled Children.

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' A Restricted film, sex With a Grade One teacher Fern James acted as prompter to her grade one dam wbo recited n tale rest of the river ekary in"trust SmitqwifI-be-nbwm orApril9 abont ~-bnmPa~nooaball~a~~~~l~d~~b~l~p~~~~ncert~tc6aiTatvdei,eest tor fhinefit of 3mm - -~ -_ -- -_ - and IO. ___ ww drummer Hnff "who fi-kiFlt-ofP. gCnirations.- x __ n- PD .I "With regard to the major issues in the federal election We Also Have Egg8 Egg8 -'Egg8 CV Keves was well campaign, Olaussen emphasized - =' -II the need tc~dmt effeaively with *creme -Eos+ _- -LDEATH ACGfDW&p inflation and high levels of The inquest into IIieXeaiKof Douglas Norman Robert-t knmn i Squa mi s h unemplOFmen1 across cinada;- Fruit 81 Nut Egw-- WUdted-Mllk Egg8 -- - - son, held in Whistler municiDal chambers on March 22nd. n "The people of Cariboo- -..~ Mar8hmallow Egg8 & Pure Chocolate Bunnie8 found his death unnatural and accidental with Robertson to operated a diamond drill supply Chilcotin," said Olaussen, Veteran mining and business "share with people across blame. man C.C. "Cy" Keyes. who firm. Air Power Ltd. The jury recommended a system be set up where people At one time he and his Canada a sense of frustration recently passed away in the and disillusionment with the caught skiing outside the mountain boundary be fined and Lions Gate Hospital in North brother Leon operated the Squamish Coach Lines Ltd. failure of the Liberal govern- that the provincial government create a public awareness Vancouver, after a long and ment to stimulate the economy varied career associated with which carried people and sup- program into avalanche hazards. and bring down the unem- resource development British plies between Squamish and Coronei'TL.C;Xindree was in charge of the inquest. in ployment rate as well as with its Columbia, the Yukon and Vancouver. failure to fight inflation wiih an Alberta. was well known in the Keyes was well known to hi5 effective price control Squatpish area. wide range of friends as a real N.D.P. SETS UP program." Keyes was raised in the Pem- "entrepreneur" being involved "The eople of Cariboo- berton Valley and commenced in a variety of mining and oit- Chilcotin want jobs and not his- working life on a farm. gas enterprises, as well as other . HEADQUARTERS HERE welfar Olaussen said. Born Bag However his natural love of the businesses. At the time of his i 6 The Squamish N.D.P Club under election chairman Bob "However, what we have in outdoors led him into creation death he was president of McCormick have set 'up headquarters in the Tantalus Mall Canada today is a corporate BUNNIES of several trap lines in the area. Western Rolling Hills Mines welfare state in which a high during the election campdign. The office will be open each Later he helped establish one of and Oils Ltd., a company which day from IO a.m. to 8 p.m. level of unemployment makes it the first sawmills in the Pem- has Cxtensive oil-gas interests in -- possible to keep wages low and Each Anyone wishing further information is asked to call berton Valley. Alberta and parts #of the United restrict demands for better and McCormick at 898-3473. While working in the moun- States. safer working conditions." Harry Olaussen will be in Squamish again on April I I th. tains Keyes came in contact witb Among prospectors ,and claim Olaussen also statedbhht the crews associated with Bpyles developers he had a reputation Bros. Drilling Co. and Gad at- of being a man teady'to taWa Co&rvafiver under Joe Clark have followCd the lead of big tracted to diamond drilling as a chance. This led him into many business In attacklnn Rovern- F ire-. de part m en- new field of endeavour. His ventures and resulted in his :nt spending. "Thiy believe career with Boyles lasted for ultimate success in the business - some years, working for a time field. February report at Britannia Mines on Howe Keyes was one of the original contributors the purhcase of Fire Chief Doug Orser's'Fire training. Sound. to the Chamber of Mines building Department report for February The three full time members During the war he established in Vancouver. was received by municipal attended a one-day seminar in his own diamond drilling His wife Emerald, who was at council on Tuesday. Fire losses Vancouver on hazardous business, operating under the one time a post mistress and for February totalled $65;000, material emergencies. This name of Pacific Diamond mining recorder at Goldbridge, giving a year-to-date .total of seminar was held at Canadian Drilling Co. through which he B.C.. predeceased him about six $396.500. Industries Limited and was did contract work in different - months ago. During the month of hosted by the chemical industry. Darts of the country. He also February, the department General topics were the use of - 6th Anniversary responded to 10 emergency emergency equipment in TWO CHARGES LAID calls. These included 2 chimney chemical emergencies and fires, 2 building fires, 3 rescue chemical emergency procedures and extrications, 2 false plarms and priorities. The Squamish FOLLOWING ACCIDENT and I miscellaneous tire. Fire Department was the only Two charges were laid following an accident on High- Eighty-two firefighters fire department to be invited to way 99 near Brunswick Beach on Thursday, March 29th, responded to emergency calls, this seminar. when a vehicle, driven by Harry Priebe, travelling north, with an average responst toqres Dealing with fire prevention, went off the road to the right, causing damage amounting to of 8.2 firefighters. They spent a 4 permits were issued and I in- $2,000. There were no injuries. spection was carried out for gas- BONANZA DRAW total of 52 hours and 20 minutes Priebe has been charged with impaired driving and (manhours) in these emergen- oil appliances; for refusing to take a breath test. He will appear in court on cies. Company response to fireplacelwood burning ap- emergencies showed No. I Com- plicances, IO permits were April 17th. pany with 27 men, No. 2 Com- issued; I inspection and 2 con- On Sunday, April Ist, on Alice Lake road in the Alice pany with 45 men and;No. 3 sultations. There was I violation Lake area, a vehicle driven by Robert Carrison of Horseshoe \ Company, IO men. of a business licence and 2 Bay, encountered slippery road conditions and went off the Four reRular practices were building plans were reviewed. road to the right causing damages amounting to $600. to held during February and a Two fird prevention con- WIN A trip for two total of 104 firefighters turned sultations were carried out at RENO out. From No. 1 Company, 38 the Easter Seal Camp and men (86.4%), from No. 2 Corn- School District No. 48. , pany there were 40 men The Fire Safety Officer at- (64.1%). and No. 3 Company tended the Fire Prevention Of- DAVE STEWART Return champagne flight from had 26 pen (65.0%) turnout for ficer's regular monthly meeting. Vancouver to Reno ERENAWAY KICKS OFF I Wants Your .Seven nights in Reno t I @Casinopackage CvahGiht over $17FO.D0) VOTE - @Full day excursion of sight seeing- I ELECTION CAMPAIGN I and casino hopping Trip rrrangod by Lorne Greenaway, PC candidate for Cariboo-Chilcotin, eDay trip from Reno to Lake Tahoe . announced this week that he has kicked off his campaign for Oarlbaldi Trrvol the May 22nd federal election. .Two hundred !§ spending 'money Greenaway will be touring the riding by motor coach and will be visiting all the areas during the next few weeks. Dates and times for his visits 10 the Squamish-Pembertan area will be announced in the near future. To Enter: Draw lo b. mrdo rt b' Deposit till slip or reqsonable facsimile in boxes. * OvwwaHaa ,Food@ at participating merchants (no purchase required) Srlurdry, Aprll 14lh 1979 rl 2:oo pm. We're Your Travel D *OverwaLtea Foods *MacLeods . *Paragon Cleaners *Roadrunner Sports

.' , I Vacation .Headquarters .a . .I . e' -- . C J. .trip must be taken in 1979 . owinner 'muat answer a sklll trstlng question- FOR MAYOR -ENTER NOW - ENTER OFTEN 38051 - 2nd AVENUE P.O. BOX 2150 0 SQUAMISH, B.C, WN 3QO .employees or famiiier of participatlng merchants not ellglbh. EL: (804) 892-5991 , . If you like the round shape est, a husband, children and British Tdumbla,-.wiih- ifs enormous a clotting factor, must be separated from ntent, dependable and geography and scattered population of '"fresh whole blood within two hours of . ,,, ._. ...-...... -^ ... .c- all types of people. 2,533;000, together with the Yukon's collection; other components within six. fly .anticipate all the . population of 21,000 is totally dependent.on Since Vancouver's Red Cross Centre houses and joys of marriage voluntarv donations of about 650 Dints of the onlv laboratorv in the Drovince in which ".._ ...--..-...---.-.-.. blood p& day. The challenge for ;he Red the an&yzing and Heparati& of blood can be Ms. Ecker's class at Mamquam Elementary' School in One Of their singing nplphrs at the concert before school Closed. YOU might work, a career is not Cross is to maintain this Bll-quoca with far carriedout, there has been a significant your uppermost concern. fewer rural clinics to work with. Rural change in theCZfii3dutmg-d MeebdOm7q~~~~~,~~l~~tj From-Qw-Files familyTheseeurity arc also very0f-niGiieXd meaningful - clinics still play a vital role, however, in sup- clinics. plying whole blood for emergency purposes. Although In 1978 Red Cross in B.C. fell __- - - --_-- 5 Years Ago to someone who selects the pear small town has a sense of community and a short of its annual target of whole blood by hasThe Juslrampkkd Squamish Credit it.unoslsuc.- Union _-DeoplcandbgkShape. But You're eager to meet_on

eernpettzivespiritihat nearly ahay~eansa 2,734 mi&, 1979 1s off $0 an excdlentsfaFt. - -~ A __ __ cessful year with assets reaching new exPerlcncm YQU'rK -am- . successful clinic. The Red Cross hopes that more land more .- the $2,000,000 mark. Retiring bitious, waul to keep UP with I! will si^^ - . - by- by- Kegler wa S requirements were collected in the Lower become blood donors, and that they will :leased to make his an- 10 do likewise.

-----__ . -las~.--.------Thesemarrarrtcrislirs_of___ creased need for components, and because of receiver... . . is~ be& " maintained and that. n~mrm~edaa~.. .. - .. with some alder growing along Hospital Hill now hosts male Chickadees. are already the time factor involGed, that ratio has been because of component therapy, one single *** someone who prefers the roadside and streamside. blue grouse. Several of these nesting in an old renovated marquise diamond. Your reversed so that 70% of clinics now are pint of blood can now benefit as many five The Squamish Rotary Club as In this habitat, I encountered fellows were hooting like owls woodpecker's excavation in an energies need the outlet of a within a 75 mile radius of Vancouver. people. recently approved the request. the monotonous 'shreee' call of along the trail to the summit of alder by Alice Lake. from Jim Brohman for support career and you're compelled to The rising demand by hospitals for There's a clinic coming up in Squamish the varied thrush, a close the Chief. Meanwhile, back at the Chief; for the formation of an air cadet achieve your potential. You separate blood components, such as plasma on Monday, April 9, at Howe Sound Secon- relative of the robin. The varied This is their method of two ravens were carrying large squadron. The sponsoring corn.- savor excitement and don't like and platelets, means that of all blood 70% dary School, 38430 Buckley Avenue, from 2 thrush can be told from the claiming territory and com- twip-ffem the creek bed to a Atteeconsistsof five Rotarians to b_e_c_ooped up ai home. donated in the province is now slated for to 8 p.m. Be par't of -the drama and feel .robin by its possession of a dark municating with their fellow nest site up one of the smaller with Broh-man- as chairman. .4 t bfi conse r v at i v e, separation purposes. Platelets, which contain proud. band across the chest. Their cell grouse. One of the best sites for rock walls. 10 Years Ago disciplined and ,organized can be heard throughout the blue grouse around Squamish is A challenge goes out30 local B.B. Greenlee, resident describes someone who likes the Squamish Valley at present. about a mile before base camp. climbers to get a pholo of the manager of Anaconda's Britan- square or emerald shape Precedent set in Charlottes Also seen at the site was the A variety of habitat types nestlings in about two months. nia Beach operation, said last diamond. Often your mind wins winter wren. This pert brown along with the southerly face of The most noteworthy ob- week he was deeply concerned out over your heart. You think little fellow had claimed some the slope servation of the past month is about the reclamation and things over clearly before The incident in the Queen Charlottes about a confrontation between the two levels tangled undergrowth near a the sighting of my second pie- restoration provisons of Bills 23 making decisions. .You also have which saw a confrontation between logging. of government and this is the last thing we wrecked car and was busy an- and huckleberry seem to be the bald robin. These birds both and 24. These bills are con- good executive and leadership and fisheries and resulted in the loggers need at any time. nouncing his claim with a per- common denominator in these had some pure white patches of cerned with open pit mining in abilities. turbed chatter. habitats. feather on the body, an in- Dops the oval shape appeal being upheld, is one of the first instances Perhaps now that the issue has been B.C. 1 Golden-crowned kinglets One urouse is so used to dication of major mutation in 1 *** most to you? Chances are, you where the principles of utilization by more determined it will be easier for the two were busy iq 'tsee-tseeing' in hikers that it sits right on the the genetic machinery. love to innovate and are fully in than one industry has been upheld. departments to consult each other when a The annual C.W.L.St. some hemlock branches while trail apparently oblivious to To me, the robin is an in- Patrick's Day smorgasbord was your element when you're being While we feel that it important that which each has is situation arises in a con- robins worked the undergrowth. travellers. Its personal distance dicator of the effect of man on a huge success with an estimated creative. You're organized but ' streams be protected and that the salmon sliming interest. But the question of fish and Large deer tracks on the'road I seems to be about 3 metres. man because he feeds on our crowd of five hundred people not inflexible, and have a spawnkg creeks be preserved* we do feel logging is far too important to be damaged indicated that an adult blap I have had a rock ptarmigan, lawns and gardens. On .these filling the Christian Education unique sense of your own style. that could have been han- by foolish tail had recently passed alonh same lawns ad. garhs, wc hentire situation argumerrts al.igrrg~-etrl of con- another member of the grouse Centre to capacity on - St. You dare to be different but are dled in a much more sensible fashion by sit- frontations, the road. This is the time of year family, sit down beside me deposit a multitude of pesticides Patrick's Day for this eagerly not far out. ting down and trying to find a solution in- that deer are found in the lower within arm's reach and promptly and herbicides. anticipated event. Are you a romantic, sensitive parts of valleys- due to the When themre causing major stead of charging the loggers and'forcing a We know that logging k B.C.'s premier fall asleep. Either Grizzly 15 Years Ago trusting soul - one who , earlier green-up of valley confrontation. industry, and the rights of loggers must be Adams isn't alone with his mutations in the robins, you just MacMillan, Bloedel and responds to tenderness and is If there is to be a joint use of an area, or if considered at least as important as those of vegetation. talents or animals have to learn have to accept that they are Powell River Ltd. opened its always thoughtful in return. You it is even contemplated, the discussion fisheries. From an'economic standpoint the Motorists are cautioned to tear! doing the same to us. new logging show at Squamish probably would pick a heart watch for them especially in If you want to add interest to shaped diamond for it sym- should take place before any action is taken, return from logging* both in jobs and in Next time you go out to kill last week when truck driver canyons and along south facing a hike, record the number of bugs with that spray can, think bolizes a loving, feminine, and the federal and provincial governments profits the province is far higher-than Chuck Smith dumped the first hillsides. A good habit to get hooting blue grouse you pass on of the pie-bald robin, mutations load of logs into the water at the creative person. You might also should consider their respective jurisdiction thQse from fishing. into when seeing a deer beside a the trail and then calculate blue and your children. Also, the company's new booming tend to be a bit of a dreamer, and how to handle any situation which might Now that a precedent has been set, road or the eyes at night is to grouse per kilometre; then com- more bugs you have, the more grounds just south of the village. and would want a very un- immediately slow down. arise. perhaps the two groups will meet and discuss pare areas. I birds you'll have and' the more *** derstanding, supportive But certainly arresting and charging the matters before taking any action which is Many cars have been totally Also seen at the base of fun you'll have watching \hem. The more than two hundred husband. loggers was not the way to find a peaceable liable to cause the reverberations which this destroyed by co I I isions -with Hospital Hill near the old After all, aren't they just as boys of the Howe Sound Soccer The underlying psychological solution to the problem. All it did was bring one did. deer. It isn't all that good for Mamquam channel were: belted beautiful as your flowers? League. swung into action in the principles of Saul Spefo's the deer either. kingfisher. two cormorants, buf- Besides, who has ever heard a past week. The team of the week fascinating analysis are very .- The hazard lingers until about fle-heads, golden-eyes, mergan- 'flower sing? was the Britannia Juniors. They simple. "The round shape beat Squamish 4-0 while tying recalls the security, of the . Bicycle checks important both Brackendale and Stawamus womb," says Spero, thus in 1-1 scores. someone who picks the round Now that the winter is over and the spring nuts and bolts are tight. Oil where required. 20 Years Ago shape has a special affinity for all that is close to home and tied break is behind us children will again be If the bicycle has gears, it may be best to "Epidemic of dogs" at Squamish Elementary School to family life. taking their bicycles to school and it is im- have a mechanic check the gears over once a Editor, The Times: was reported by T.G. Carter. in- The elongation at one end of portant for drivers to keep a sharp eye on year. The bicycle saddle may require an ad- I wsih to make a few remarks spector of schools to the School the pear shape suggests a these young people who may be a bit wobbly justment if the young rider has grown during on the conduct of the hockey Board at a general meeting. "breaking away" and indicates a in their first efforts of spring. the year - about hip height is best. fans in the Squamish Ice Arena. March 19. It was suggested that willingness to encounter new people and experience. Yet, the In a study completed last year the Canada Check around the neighborhood for I have. been to hockey games the municipality should be where the referee called a bad responsible in some measure for approval of others is still im- Safety Council found a veritable hodge- bicycle safety courses if the child has never game and had some nasty names control of dogs which are licen- portant. podge of provincial laws relating to bicycles been involved in one. In Squamish there is an Editor, The Times: Our so-called good neigh- and snide remarks thrown at sed by the village office. Tapered on both ends; the and their operation. and recommended many excellent program which involves safety "Free Shares" bours south of us won't even ac- him. However, at the last few *I* marquise- shape connotes a changes to all provincial governments. checks and a bicycle roadeo with youngsters Only one block of 5 instead of cept us to put a 5 cent Canadian games I have seen in Squamish Poor condition of pavement creative. exciting, extroverted 100 of which everyone owns in personality. one who has a high Parents should undertake the respon- from all the schools competing for prizcs. coin in their parking meters. I the so-called hockey fans were on Cleveland Avenue and need the first place afler that gang in know because 1 have ex- not only loudmouthed, but for a pedestrian walk on the degree of personal security, and sibility for ensuring !hat bicycles to be used .Any provincial safety agency or the Victoria increased taxes to such perienced &at good neighbour malicious and obscene. .4 lot of Red Bridge will be brought to who has a tendency to "make .by youngsters are checked. and now. at the Canada Safety Council would.be happy to an extent in the last three years policy! these "fans!' do not even know the attention of the Department waves" in the outside world. beginning of the bicycling season. is the time help with any additional ideas and materials that B.ritish Columbia has The reason we had a silver all the rules 'of the game but of Highways by the Board of The rigid symmetry of the Square emerald shape, with its to do it. for more bicycle safety programs. Don't be become the highest living cost coin shortage last year and the seem to become authorities on Trade province in Canada! Now they four angular corners, can be in- - -Taktkheytie out of storage. check the year before when the Canadian the subject when one of their 25 Years Ago ieft to say "If only . . : " if you don't look af- come b?img Tiiv people of IfiiS donar wisalpa? or~aliitle over own. players is sed io Ih-e The Klondike heId last terpreted to convey a feeling for condition of the tires. Ensure the brakes ter your child's bicycle and bicycle riding &-ai, province with peanuts just U.S. dollar, silver coins, penalty box. Some of the ladies Friday in support of the order and discipline? work properly. front and back. and that all habits. because this being an election especially quarters that were left are incredible, shouting ob- Squamish General Hospital. was Spero states that the oval per- year! terribly short! Everyone must scenities at fhe referee instead of a great success Costumes were sonality is a blend of the round, Both the federal and provin- remember that. cheering on their team. It is ob- varied and colorful, and the square, emerald and marquise, cial governments chickened out Now if an American comes to vious that these people do not beards grown for the occasion innovative, disciplined, ef- in 1978 to have. an election Canada with one thousand come to enjoy a good hockey were weird and wonderful ficient, complex. because of what happened in the dollars U.S. money, he or she game but to take out their anger *** There's no mystery attached Saskatchewan and the I5 by- gets around 12 hundred. dollars and frustration on the referee. Effective April Is(, postal to the symbolic heart shape, sen- elections throughout the coun- Canadian money. If he or she They don't seem to realize that rates will be 5 cents an ounce timental. loving, giving, perhaps try, but conditions have not im- stays a fey days and perhaps not .these are not NHL referees who for first class mail and 3 qnts a dreamer. proved ,one iota since last year even spends 5200 bonus which are paid quite well and are e+ for each additional ounce or That's it . . . I prefer 'the and now the voters will have a they get they go back to the pected to c?ll a good 'game fraction thereof. Postcards will .marquise type myself so of better chance to turf the federal United &tes a6d the Canadian because it is their job. b'e 4 cents. as will all localmail. course it's.nice'to know that' one -. and provincial governments out people have given. them a The hockey players are not is a charmer! BW what do you and inflation will subside, and holiday absolutely at our ex- exactly NHL material but it is meant do when 'a staff member, on the Canadian dollar will also pense completely free! When oh seems that the referees are ex- Blood being quizzed, says that she inch back to its true value. when are us Canadians ever pecied to be perfection, even prefers all types, as long as they .Also one-E. Veitch has been -going to be free from being rip- thpugh !hey are paid littte or are diamonds? shedding crocBdi I e tbri about ped pff! nothing.for coming out .on their But for a fumgame. or a party ' the .United Stiles tourists v. Johnson obn time tit1 as .late- as one icebreaker this would be a good 'being rdoked. off b.y some *** o'clock in the morning. one 'to try. CanadianC business people 'that In closing, I would 'like to they do not give the 20% ex- Editor, The' Times: suggest that these people who change to . thdst io-called big . The Women's Auxiliary to the criticize our referees or any Weather spending tourists who come to Squamish- General Hospital amateur officials should save Dale Hi Lo Weather visit B.C. and spend very little would like to acknowledge w,jth their.energy for. learning how to MarcH' mbney, we are supposed to give , thanks the donations made to skate, reading a .rule book and I5 3 Tr rain them SI .20 for their filthy .our organization in memory of going '.out ,there and doing it RED CROSS 2? 14 6 Clear dollar and the Canadians who Mrs. Aha Avridge. th,emselvo. Perhaps after ' ex- T, 28 12 -2 Cloud foolishly RO to the U.S. Rei 80 A memorial Fund has been set periencing what it's like to be 29 10 I Cloud Paul Hickman, president of the Kiwanis Club, has just presented dance instructor LYnetle cents for-our dollar' so boh up through the Bank of Nova under pressure they won't be so Blood Donor 30 I1 4 Cloud Kelley with a certificate honoring the work, she has done with her dance students. In front ways Canada IS out 40 cents on Scotia for this purpose. eager to criticize. 31 IO 0 Clear

every dollar' Nice. is it not? Alice Walkey, President ' April 9th April. I IO -I Clear of the picture are Mrs. D. Shields and Brenda Hickman. U. .A Hockey Fan J , - --__

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3ovem Der. set tbon fire. Port Development Brackendale Dance Studio Hospital Site Alderman Bill Manson, ac- Council received a report Two letters were received ting mayor Nick Candy and any from the administration ad- from the Squamish Hospital other member5 who could spare vising that a building permit has Society and Intermediate Care the time, were authorized to at- . .. hissued t?-theowxws=&he !?-- the ' eeing dIh_the -. 4ki&en&e-- avaita4iCit)cef land-&jacen.+ Minister +f- the Environment

the construction of a single. the Cedars and Yhe -land on ' Rafe Mair on March 29 in Van- family dwelling. which the oresent RCMP station couver to discuss fisheries. Boih.. the Fire Chief and the is located. wildlife and environmental con- YfTe!f-n- - Hespit&dminiStrater John cerns.- - - - mended the issuance of a permit Dillabough said that both sites Council agreed that members provided certain safety and would be large enough to ac- of the Chamber of Commerce ----suucturaLc4aditi~- -+wmrrrodatsa joint facility, ad- should also be encouraged to at- Const Interior Building ding that representatives could tend. '.A committee report con- attend a meeting of council for Blind Channel Bridge cerning the lease application further discussions. Administrator Stan Kary ad- and rezoning of property Council appointed Aldermen vised council that he had required for the expansion of Bill Street and Bill Manson to received a call from R. Winbow Coast Interior Building Supplies the joint committee of the of the Ministry of Highways who was accepted by council, .-. -Hospital Society and In- indicated the design and Committee members, Alder- termediate Care Society to estimates on the pedestrian un- men Bill Street and Norm Barr examine a new hospital site and derpass have been completed recommended that ttie applicant to discuss the availability of the and will cost $30,000. . The Department of Highways PRICES GOOD UNTIL be requested to formally apply RCMP station site. Some advertised products are not available in all stores. for rezoning to Industrial V. and Building Inspector has said they will take respon- APRIL 14, 1979 to justify the allocation of the Building Inspector Bill .Allen sibility for the .highway We reserve the right to limit quantities. land for his development. was authorized IO attend the widening and ramp if the Prices effective while stocks last. Council members agreed with 24th annual conference of the district will accept the cost of Sales in Retail Quantities Only. .Alderman Bill Manson that the Building Inspectors' .4ssociation the sidewalk under the bridge. owners should be required to of B.C., April 30 to May 2 in Such an arrangement, Winbow show that the rather large Victoria. suggested, would amount to a amount ofiand would k in- Mlew was also authorized IQ- SO-SO sharing of the project's tensively used for building. If the entire block is not required council will reduce ,the k Assorted acreage accordingly. The owners will also be required to .. 1 -BRITISH COLU.MBlA demonstrate that the land will be gainfully used and not held - INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY - for speculation. Their application will before the .Advisory Plann' 1 Board for review. -L----P SECRETARY TO DIRECTOR, PHYSICAL 7.+ Squamish Indian Band 18 02. Members discussed a. memo RESOURCES DIVISION from administrator Stan Kary regarding the impending Thur- \ sday meeting with Squamish In- i dian Band members. We have an auxiliary position available for Subjects suggested for someone to provide secretarial assistance to the discussion included: a residen- Director .and Facilities Development staff during a HinklesEaster Egg Dr. West tial subdivision waterline hook- leave of absence. Specific duties include maintaining up request for the Waiwakum filing system; arranging meetings; maintaining office reserve; a donation of a totem work schedules; typing of all correspondejce; and pole for the Civic Centre; other duties as assigned. Colorina Kit Toothbrush 21 89 discussion of the Coast Interior 99 U Premium Hard Premium Medium . Building Supplies' possible ap- Qualifications: Minimum typing of 60 w.p.m. Red, Yellow,. 'Blue Premium Soft plication for industrial V zoning and shorthand of 100 w.p.m. plus ability to use dic- on land adjacent to reserve land taphone. Rust be able to organize workload. and - and possible access to waterways have good interpersonal skills. Previous experience Vaseline Vaseline through reserve land. in a corlstruction office a definite asset. Must have Planning and Design had five or more years' experience in similar The report .of the planning posit ions. Intensive Care 1.99 Intensive Care 2.57 i and design committee was ac- Reg ./Herbal cepted and approved. ' Term of Employment: Immediately to Sept. f Included in the report was a 301'79. lotion Bonus Size 500 ML Bath Beads Bonus 907 GR recommendation for the ap- Wages: $6.44 per hour plus $2.00 per seven proval of plans for an extension hours' work in lieu of health and welfare benefits to the Hunter Truck shop; that Hennacare three flag poles be mounted on (I 978 rates). the municipal hall and flood-lit Closing Date: Apr. 6179 subject to council approval of -.Competition No.: 79BI I price and that Christmas Shampoo Tabs 66's lighting be expanded for future This competition is open to male and female ap- 2.19 Polident 1.23 display on Second .Avenue and plicants and falls within the jurisdiction of the B.C. 237 ML Municipal Hall. Garibaldi Government Employees Union, Local 59. Shopping Centre, Eagle Run Please apply to: The Personnel Office, B.C. In- and Brackendale stm. ~ - 3i-t amount of %2.SOO was also stius ~fTechn&w~Alia8 Willinghn hvseu~ '' authorized by council to be ex- Burnaby, B.C. VSG 3H2. panded for the annual spring Nivea Creme clean-up sometime in May. QTips 43 1.m 180's 120 ML jar

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', .4ND WHER'EAS. the kegiona[ Boaid of 'the Squamlsh:,, .ilfooet Regional District has been granted ~efufiction.of Iivision XlV - Public Library'Service with The Corporation of' he Village of Lillooet, The Corpaiation of the Village of Pem- keas B, C, and D as participating member municipalities by upplementary Letters Patent dated March 4, 1976, as amended iy supplementary Letters Patent dated December 8, 1977: AND WHERE.4S the RegionaT-goZrT-ome Squamishr ,illooet Regional District has requested a further amendment o the function of Division XIV ~ Public Library Service to iuthorize the Regional Board to provide the service by stablishing Special Service Units by by-law: .. '.AND WHERE.4 the provisions of section 766 of the

NOW KNOW YE TH.4T by these presents We do order md 'proclaim that on, from and after the date hereof, the 'ollowing be added IO the objects, powers. obligations. duties, limitations. and conditions of the Squamish-Lillooet Regional District+ The function uf .Diu& XI V - Public LjbraryService IS granted by supplementary Letters Patent dated March 4, 1976. as ame.n&d by supplementary Letters Patent dated- December b. 1977. be further amended by: a) Striking out paragraphs numbered I; 2 and 3 of Division XIV - Public Libkary Service and substituting the following therefor, - been" postponed for one week. Northwest (ICSCC), and third Series. "I, The member municipaliiies of The Corporation of the Village of Lillooet, The Corporation of the Village of Andy Mahood with crew chief Bruce Coldsworthy. Pemberton. the Resort Municipality of Whistler. and (Pbolo Dare McQocca) Electoral Areas B. C and D of the regional districtjpar- SCHOOL DISTRICT No.'48 (HOW€ SOUND) ticipate in the function granted by this Division, subject to the provisions of paragraphs, 3 and 4 hereof. Mv,- fingers were numb when 2. The Regional Board may provide. operate and.maintain ADULT EDUCATION 'PROGRAMMES my reel exploded into a tangle a public library Service within the area of the Regional ot monofilament After nearly District comprising the member municipalities referred SPRING 1979 ~evn,r~~~~~e:trj,,gf~:~~~d ' to in paragraph I and may acquire and dispose of -OWt doors ~i property both real and personal for the purpose. The sprlng night school programme will be rtarting the week of April 9th. Watch again. I pressed the release but- ton and nothing happened. The 3. (I J The Regional Bdard may undertake a public, library for the brochure to arrive In your port office box this week. reel was okay. so it had to be my service for one or more of the participat,ing member line. ' municipaljties and.,,may fix the terms and conditions The following are-some of the programmes whlch will be offered: A quick check produced the under which the service will be provided and, answer. the line was frozen solid without limiting the generality of the foregoing, Badminton FIRST AID:-This spring we will have two in the eyes. A few seconds and I may. by by-law, undertake varying levels of service evening discussions on the subject of Basketball had the ice out of the eyes and for any participating member municipality or mem- sustaining life until an ambulance arrives. the line moving out smoothly ber municipalities. Disco Fitness Particularly if you are a parent or spend any time around water, you should have I woke to the pain of a sharp I immediately head to the Pdr- Once more. Before exercising the powers under subsection ( I ) Floor Hockey this information at youuisposal. elbow. the buzzing of the alarm thest cabin in the lodge and I snagged the spin and glow the Regional Board shall obtain the written consent It alian The first lecture-is the "Save .A Life" and the sleepy words, "It's five park the vehicle. The door and lost it. 1 snagged my orange of the Council of each municipality and of the programme org ized by SI. John Am- o'clock.'', It took a few seconds opens and R~~ me, rubber worm and lost it. Then a ' Director of each electoral area thereby affected to Karate. bulance. Mr. L&loule will presedt the of determined thought bel'ore I "Verne i" and' +,,'I foiig&a;L'-gddey &ob: Roy had left an hour ; !he public library service proposed to be under- earlier to find a better'piece of Operatien Kick-It, programme, whiCh deals with .4rtificial remembered~I was getting up to on '* taken fsr such participating member municipalities Respiration. There. will be a full go fishing. I accept.-ind am soon stan- river. and shall, by by-law. a copy of which shall be I was down to my last secret : Production discussion and demonstration, after which I stumbled out of the ding inside trying to pull my deposited in the office of the Inspector of you will be able IO practice the methods bedroom. closing the door cold ruhher waders on weapon without a nibble, but I Municipalities. name the participating member Management yourself. behind me. I stubhed my big toe Discussing the river's condition. wasn't giving, up. I just kept * municipality of municipaljties and. in the event of a Conversat ional Wednesday, .April I I, 7:OO p.m., H.S.S. on the rocking chair as I headed we decide to fish above the chipping the ice off ~y rod and defined portion of an electoral area is designated a B109, 1-2 hrs., Les Moule, FREE for the living room window to C'heekye River in the clearer putting on more "steelhead participating member municipality, such defined Spanish The second lectbre, Wednesday, 4pril check the weather. "Ah." clear water killer" lures. area shall be defined by metes and bounds descrip- 25, will deal with Cardiovascular and cold." I munihled it's Boy. it's colder here than at As the sun peeked around the. tion in the said by-law and the said by-law shall Volley ba II Pulmonary Resuscitation. Mr. Norm Bain. about time. home. hut the hike down to the bend of the river. I was aware declare the participating municipalities. electoral Chief Training Office for the Provincial After walking into the river soon has me warm As we that I was not alone anymore. areas. or defined areas thereof. to he a public In addition, we'll be having the following .Ambulance Service, will explain and do a bathroom door I turned on the crossed over the C'heekye There were three rubber suited library service unit. NEW programmes: demonstration of C.P.R. You will learn light and endured ihe Railway Bridge I heard the anglers lust upstream and 4 Unless the assessment of the electors has been first ob- how to open the airway, control breathing, momentary pain as my eyes f'aniiliar sound ot large rocks another across the river from BITS AND BITES: For those long summer tained to the by-law referred to in paragraph 3(2) establish pulse rate. recognize hazards and tried to focus. I was soon slip- rolling down the Cheekye into me. I was so_ engrossed. I had evenings when munchies are a must, sur- hereof with the app,roval of the Inspector of gather information before the ambulance ping into the clothes I had laid the Cheakamus River. mtssed their approach. prise everyone with your elegant and Municipalities as if it were a by-law under section arrives. There will be an open discussion out the night before. My wool Whenever the water is high. It was S 30 a.m. - boy. how nutritious snacks. This five evening course 784(7) of the Municipal 4cl insofar as the electoral after the demonstration. shirt and long underwear hot- thousands ot boulders travel time flies. when you are having will be divided into three topics - hors area or defined area thereof is affected, and unless the Wednesday. April 25. 7:OO p.rn.. H.S.S. toms and three pairs ot wool miles down the Cheekye. even- fun. -d'oeuvres (hot). canapes (cold), and in- written consent of the Council of each municipality that B109, 1-2 hrs., N. Bain. FREE socks. tually emptying into the The warm rays swept up the ternational goodies. 4 sample . of the is affected has been first obtatned. the annual net cost The kettle was boiling and the C'heakanius River. We arrive river and soon'l could feel my recipes you'll become familiar with: LANDSCAPE STUDIES: Now that spring has attributahle to this function shall not exceed in any toast had popped up. I gulped lust upstream troni .the Cheekye legs and feet inside those croquettes, quiche lorraine, stuffed finally sprung. it's time to do some sket- elec[oral area or defined area thereof the product of down some coffee and washed and find high and cloudy water. vulcanized rubber pants. I. croissants, bacon bites. peach kabobs, dips ching outside. This class will meet (after one and one-half mills on the basis of assessment for im- the pean,ut butter off the roof ot with wispy patrhes 01 tog decided at this point I should and dunks. finger fruits and cheese, stuf- , the first night) in the ecological reserve provements only which may be taxed in ihe current year my mouth. Minutes later I step- hanging low over the water. make my exit. After all. there fed mushroom caps, avocado appetizers, . next to the high school and will sketch to for school purposes excluding property that is taxable ped out into a crisp, still hlack In il tew hours the sun will was na pointh "fllggi.ng_ajlad~. -: deep fried wun tuns and pakorday. If you their hearts delight: Then, it's indoors to tor school purposes only by special 4ct and in any morning. I had to scrape the hurn lis way up the river and river" The coffee at like to entertain or just want to treat your work on the sketches. Individuals can municipality shall not exceed the product of one and back windows "Jack Frost -' warm everything up Until then family. this course is for you: ., choose whatever media they wish. one-half mills on taxable assessed values for school pur- Jack Spring." I .wondered why it's goiiig to be a Iit:le nippy Fergies is the only reward for Starts Tuesday, 4pril IO. 7:30 p.m., H.S.S. Starts Wednesday, .4pril I I ,'.6:30 p.m.. poses in the current year, excluding property that is they use the name "Jack". I put ;I number six spin and the unsuccessful angler and it . , 4101. 5-2 hrs.. R. Purba, S17.00 H.S.S. BlOh, 8-2.5 hrs., t. Gill, $15.00 taxable for school purposes only by special 4cl. I bring the Jimmy to life and glow on my I5 pound leader. always tastes good. A few CHINESE COOKING: This course will take SAILING: This is a certified Basic Coastal as it warms up I check that all added 'I few niore split shots anglers who lust arrived asked For the purposes of this function. the Regional Board the mystery out of preparing your my equipment is in place. Rod. ahove the swivel I moved the how the fishing was. I explained ma). hy hy-law enter into an agreement or agreements Cruising course especially designed for favourite Chinese foods. Some of the reel. waders. fishing vest. hat. tlodt .up the 20 pound test that the fishing was good. but with thc Library Development Commission and such the beginner. You will be sailing a fully recipes will include: chicken chow mein. sweater and of course niy niainline until 1 thought there the catching was- poor. agreements would he subject to the provisionsvf section equipped Bayfield 25' sloop complete with chop suey;fried rice. sweet and sour pork, an inboard diesel engine. Under the licence and punch card. was ahout I2 teet between the I headed for home satisfied Sh 01 the Public Libraries 4cl." beef and broccoli, garlic chicken and guldance of a certified C.Y.4. (Canadian It is still dark out so I have to Iloat and leader. with the knowledge that I had (h) Striking out paragraph numbered 4 of Division XIV - many more. 411 meals will be prepared Yachting 4ssociation) Instructor. students use my high beams to see ahead. My tirsl cast was soon history met the challenge and had en- Public Lihrary Service and substituting the following with ingredients purchased locally and will be acquainted with all the necessary I recognize the light reflestions and the line was moving ioyed one of my favourite out-. thcrctnr . w4h -uta+ -you'& used 10- Because of skills to make him or her a competent otf black ice and slow down. As snioothly oft the Ambassador door recreations - "winter I lot I run" steelhead angling. "6 The annual net cost attributable to this function shall be the popukrity of this course there will be sailoL Successful students will receive the pull into Fergies'parking at reel., Uothing kept telling Cheekye, I calch a look at the I hope this helps to explain appariinned among the iiteiRbfl muninpatittes mkkg twdhr week .sessions. The first - which C.Y :A. &si~wGHllsingCemficate. niyselt that the steelhead were Cheakamus River as the pre- .Why we fish". I must admit 1 . up each public library service unit referred to in begins April I Ith - is full. The second The programme will consist of sixlthree there- and I hadn't dropped the dawn light unveils a high and don'i do it as much as I would paragraph 3(2) hereof. on the basis of assessmen1 as session begins May 9th - you must phone hour practical sessions on the water and right cast into place so they tixed lor school purposes in the current year. excluding the School Board Office to pre-register threeitwo hour classroom lessons. Some of dirty flow. wouldn't take. like. hut I can't afford all that (892-5228). 4cl now reserve .your fishing tackle I lose. prciperty that is taxable for school purposes only by to the subject matter covered will be: an- '.Keep your eye on your tloat special Act. and that portion of the said net costs ap- place. choring, seamanship. sail trim. handling Starts Wednesday. May 9, 7:30 p.m.. and the slack out of your line." portioned IO the participating electoral areas shall be the boat. safety, planning cruises. chart recovered by a levy on the basis of assessment for im- H.S.S. 4101. 4-2 hrs.. R. Purba, $15.00 wading and nautical terms. The.price of provements only which may be taxed in [he current year CREATIVE CONTEMPORARY WILTING: the course is S 1 25 per peFson. Sailing .will all kids be out of Squamish harbour, weekends tor school purposes excluding property thal IS taxable This course will deal mainly with basic Safe driving tor 5chool purposes only by special 4cl '' hand sewn quilting on smafl items such as during 4pril and May. To registei you

must call the School Board Office ~ 892- 0 to 8 years IC')Striking out.the figures "5" and "6" of paragraphs sum- place mats. .bag%, cushions, vests, wall 'Safe driving is really just a f hangings or pot holders. However, 5226. combination ut knowledge, at- d hned T and 6 and renumbering the paragraphs 7 and q' -1 t -+ +- titude? end abilities: 9ND THAT the Letters Patent or the Squamish-Lilloo'a Knowledge - of the traffic Regltinal District he deemed to be further amended ac. C regulations. safe driving prac- cordingl) COME TO THE >. tices and using them each and 1% TESTIMOSY WHEREOF. We have caused these Our Let. every time you.are out on tht ter\-tv be made Patent and. the Great Seal of Oui 4th ANNUAL q..Knofledge - of your.vehicle,, \ad Province to he hereunto affilked. , , k?w it runs. and how to keep it WITYFSS. thc Hodourablc Henry 'P &ell-lrving. LiPutenani running safely and' , (ioverncir of Our said Province nf Britist S.F.D. EASTER EGG HUNT. econoniically. ('olumhia. in Our City of Vicloria. in Our'said Altitude 1 a positive attitude .Province. this 15th day of March, in the year 01 Come and meet the Easter Bunny towards driving. other-drivers. Our Lord. one thousand nine hundred and and find a prize egg and the rules and regulations seventy-nine and, in the twenty-eighth. year 01 ,, that govern all drivers. . Our Reign.. ,- Easter Sunday, Aprn 15 at 2:OO p.m. Ability - to anticipate danger By Command and .to cope with 'unexpected -, H 4 Cucii! at siruations $hen they arise. P Provincial Secretary ant Loggers Sports Grounds Drive as though the other per- . Minister of Government Service! son has a right to be on the road too. Courtesy is contagious.

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A r I the time was not that long and later date, when the full costs of the pad, the taking of levels and they would have been happy to running the Civic Centre are any minor repairs are expected vacate the room if a member of known. to take approximately three the arena staff had asked them There will be*hxn-

Model LPOJAR - 20 cu.ft. No-Frost EXTRA large Model D870R - Matching Dryer has 6 drying cycles Snowmobilers should take care capacity in both sections, convertible meat drawer, and 4 heat selections . . . other features include is young, check riding posture butter conditioner, provision for an ice-daker, full automatic push button operation and variabte end of Snowmobiling isn't as well in positions of respon- width freezer shelf and more dangerous as one thinks, ac- sibility. frequently. . cycle signal, and more. cording to Safety Canada, but it 0 Start and stop smoothly. 0 Passengers: Hold handles, can be fatal, as the statistics Keep a moderate speed and keep feet on running boards and revealing that 20 passengers slow down over the rough sur- obey drivers' instructions. were inciuded in the 107 deaths faces. 0 A note for all: do not ride a snowmibile after drinking. known to have involved 0 Warn passengers of danger Model J34AR - Regular 30" snowmobiles durinR the winter ahead. e.g., low branches. Avoid Drinking and snowmobiling DO Model SSD830R - Eleven .- range with automatic Oven of 1976-77. broken [&rain and if passenger NOT MIX timer/ Minute Minder, Digital cycle, 6 push-button, built-in for That's why (he Canada'Safety Clock, Infinite Heat Controls, that custom kitchen look. Fea- Council wants to give you some tures include a gentle cycle for "stay alive" tips for all who plan PI ug-out Elements, "mi ni-broi I" fine china and crystal and Pot- to ride a snowmobile, either as a baking system, Black Glass oven door and window amongst scrubber cycle for the dirtiest driver or as a passenger. THE FLOWER OF of pots and pans. .. A snowmobile is a4 safe as the 1, it'sfeatures person who operates it. and I consequently many safety tips THE SEASON 1 J35AR . SS D830 R are really of lhe mmrnun mse Mod& da5ARdilartQ theJ34AEb4' h the added Model SSC83OR - For those who prefer the mobility vareity that apply equally IO all kinds of vehicles. outstapdin feature of the famous G-E "RAPID-CLEAN of the Convertible. . .'has the same feature content There is a responsibility not AUTOMA AC SELF-CLEANING OVEN" that takes as the fSD830R ptus Pressure Release Unicoupte, Automatic Retracting Cord and Cherry Wood Top. lust to oneself. but also to Thc lily toil out of getting rid of oven soil. passengers. pedestians. cross- Parr of he country skiers, and animals. Here's the council's basic Eastcr tradition snowmobile advice: Lcf 11 hring 0 Know the rules and the warmth and COME IN NOW!.SUPPLIES ARE LIMITED TO PRESENT STOCK AVAILABILITY regulations of snowmobiling in the area involved. spirit of the 0 Ensure that every potential scmon inlo your rider - especially youngsterqor beginners - is familiar with the komp just vehicle's operation. stop by or Ai 0 If a ydung person is Io be in - Furniture control. first. is it legal for him YALLEY 'FURNITURE (F-3) or her to do so? Then does the young person understand cpn- trol Gf the machine and behave Easter April 15. ... Firearms taken Flouu;i plants 6 arrangements for in break-in Police report that. on March ' 26th a local home on Govern- ment Road yas broken into and , eight firearms were, taken. Three of these haveo been BILLIES BOUQUET recovered and restored the ,>b Squamish ' 892-9232 owner. The case is still under investigation.

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Soccer is back in full swing at Centennial Field. Here a Squamish Hotspurs player and one from He opposing 0000000000000000~~ Xlphinstone'run tor posifion whmrphinifone takes the shot. The Hotspurs lost this one 3-0.

saumisn PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION SALE ON DRYCLEANING NEW QYWNASTICS 'PROGRAM 0 BASIC QYMNASTICS Sales Representative krrn @-Fundrmmt@tr 01 Qymarrtlcr at -- Ag.r 6-16 (Undmr 12 MUST Hmw Pmlour 0925905- - - Expodmtr) - Aprll 18th lo Juno ah .- . - Fee $10 00 - 7 00-3 30 pm Wednesdays All the gym equipment IS available for your UY Early 'Birde: Fern. Gautheir ' Thursday Matinee: Edna Register now at the Civic Centre PARAGON CLEANERS 271S, 645T; Nancy Chalnkrs McKinnon 2793, 625T; Mary 69846M - PHONE - 89896M 258S, 643T; Eve Schnurr 2483. Hoodikoff 2685, 628T; Fern Overwaitea Plaza 892-323 1 Linda Genio 649T. Gauthier 243S, Joyce Flury ~~- -- -~ ______Moaday~-Mat- Sandfe 645T. Moratti 267S, Grace Koch Thursday Double E: Cecil 266S, 714T; Mary Carey 2633, Van Sickle 318s. 782T; John 666T. i,ondry, Aprll 8 - 1:MJ to 43 Pitcher 245S, 671T; Mick I.& Mile 10. Upper Sqmrnisi Spe&Jcy Shop: Elof Manson Gustafson 2268, 642T; irmgard le snow has gone, the sprin of all services and organizations in Squamish is being 279s. 686T; Ed Anmsh 264s. Hickli 312S, 693T; Shirley lowers are out & this 12x68 3 'prepared by Squamish Community Services Society. If your 673T; Roy Bliss 2648, lngolf James 309s9 774T; *Wendy drm. mobile on its, self ownet group would like to be included and has not yet been con- Eilasson 246S, 683T; Doreen Brown 240s9 665T. andscaped lot is perfect fo Garibaldi Travel tacted, or if you wish to see what is being included on your Quinn 316S, 822T; Judy Horth Friday Classic. Elof Manson iewing. It's got Ige. liv. rm group, or if you wish information about the directory, itch & hall - 4 appl & is im 2295, 538T; Mary Hoodikoff 2683.3468, Jack759T; Slee George 2628, 64Binning IT; Ed iaculate. Price $29.500. Ven please phone 892-9844. 221S, 632T. ors will trade on house - so dl Mixed Neigbbours: Cynthia Antosh 698T, Doreen Quinn rop in. 'Poole 310S, Pat Brocking 295S, 33OS, 725T; Louise Scheer- 724T; Norma Slee 275S, 715T; Schmidt 285S, Esther Larkin Grace Koch 706T. 270S, 674T; Grace- K.och 708T.. Tuesday Mixed: G. Thomp- Jets: March 24: Bobby Carey son 2673, 678T; c. -Dawson 189S, 275D; Chuck Scheer- 25,3S, M.'CareY 240St 661T; B. Schmidt 162S, 275D; Bruce JOYOUS Zimmerman 664T* L. Oenio Sheppard 156S, 255D; Mark 301s7 630T; J. Thompson nasi Morris 283D, Michelle Skrenka -2" 748T; L. Aseltine 24059 M. 146s, 238~;Leanne Dzi&an #RACKENDALE - Near new Wold 614T. Sharon Rene Audrey 129s. 233D; Lisa Thompson :dar rancher approx 1600 sq Wednesday Ladies: Madeline , lam rm, sunken IIV rm, I27S, 246D; Michelle Pairhurst ' McLeod 231S, 615T; Jeanette 117s. 238D. drms, enste. blt-in d w & gar urctor. nice trees & shrubs 8 "For friendly personalized Thompson 291S, 728T.i Bantams: Robbie Wittow :dar fence all around yd Maureen Wold 253s. 6201; 198s. 397T; Jeff Calkins 169S, Mae Wilson 245S, Lorraine 428T; Chris Pearson 163S, sew ice" Hurry 232s. Kathy Weiss 242S, 470T; Patricia Fairhurst 221S, Lorraine Aseltine 252S, 622T; 508T; Paula Pearson I53S, Rhoda L-adeur 251% 621T;- 375T; Kathy McDougall 145S, Box 580 Lobby of Janet Van den Maagdenberg 416~. 898-3694 Garibaldi Highlands Highlander Hote 245S, 601T; Ingrid Stolle 22*IS, Juniors: Bobby Babuin 256S, Louise Fowler 234s. 645T; Peter Bhbuin 2238,462T; Golden Age: Ed Antosh 2553, David Den0 220S, 478T; Kim 673T; Bob Silcock 250S, 638T; Calkins 253 IOWNTOWN, BRITANNIA Alex Johnston 245s. Gord s, 566T; Jeannie Vanden .VE. - Just painted outside & Thackery 589T. Edna MacKin- Maagdenbcrg 226S, Denise mplctely renovated inside ovei non 267s. 634T; Rose Watson Fairhurst 221S, Patricia Lemcke ie past 5 years. Post & beam 2'44S, Dot Dawson 2428. 606T; 522T. yle, Ige. liv. rm. metal frecstan Jessie Cameron 597T. Seniors: Chris McLaren 329S, ing flp. Ige mascer bdrm.. kit. 863T; Wayne Short 245s~536T; ]en has bh-in d.w., stove & MACLEODS Hospital Hili: Roman Heisler idgc. drapes incl.. Ige R2 lot & -. 302S, 729T; Don Cruikshank Short 203s* Raymond B wired shed. House 975 sq. h 270s. ~~~~geBinning 243S, Clarke 528T, Leila Slee 252S, rice 538.500. 705~;Ed Nightingale 653T, 574T; Heather Short 25is, e++ Wendy Moore 254S, 671T; 661T; 203s* LOTS . 50x120 on 3rd Ave. SQUAMISH With thanks to our many Hazel Armstrong 243S, 597T; Raymond 538T* Leila rescnily zoned R2. prime poten. F~~~ ill^ 222s. susan Hub- Slee 252s. 574T; Heather Short al commerdal. property in thc fine customers. bard 566T. 251S, 661T; Liz Brcnnan 241S, Ear future. priced to sell ai Wednesday Niters: Gerry 583T. 56.000. .. sampsonNevers 2478,288s. 700T; 646~; AI WalshK~~ 131s9Jets: Marchz6OD; 31:Heath Mark ZanderMorris MILES FROM CHEEKYE Touch of Class I sunniest area of Sq. Valley 1R acres with 4 bdrm. homc 242s. 61 IT; Joan Loewen 314S, Shane Zander IoEs, 70YT; Edna Aveyard 25 Sara I9OD; Chuck Scheerschmidt m. rm.. fam. kitchen. blt-ir I-D --,- $ AV, N GS -Boutique~ IS, w , elcc heat. afsume. lease on 1 Lamont 250s. 658T; Marg Cox 189Dl Lisa Thompson 133% more acres. rental income eacb (Hlahlands Mall) 6 I9T. 220D; Erika Neilson 103S, onth from several sources DIRECTION 194D; Leanne Dzieken IOX, hones. school bus. Ownci I 199D; Michelle Fairhurst 95s. oving. very anxious to sell. I Bantams: Chris Pearson 2633, T~u~s.,Apr. 5 to Sat., Apr, 14 ---~ 546T; Jeff Calkins I56S, 423T; I Eddie Milner 147S, 412T; At tent ion Paula Pearson I83S, 410T; Kathy McDougall 170S, 443T; Patricia Fairhurst 14 IS, 388T. 3WEWlllGlVEYOUi- SuperValu C_lrstemers Juniors: Steve Vanden . Maagdenberg 237S, 529T; . Bobby Babuin I8 IS, 45 IT; Ed- 3 'During the Easter Holidays your SuperValu store will OVERNMENT ROAD - /I ward Tanas IEIS, Paul Pad- :al buy 60x120 ft R2 lot. homc be open Thursday, April 12 from 9 to 9 and closed all dison 172S, 427T; Kersti Koch ith over 1300 sq ft of living 217s. 528T; Denise Fairhurst . .eo.- tW.baths. new workshot day Good Friday, April 13. We will reopen for regular 213s. 568T; Michelle Quinn 5x20. Prlce 137.500 hours on Saturday, April 14. 205s. 572T. ' __ Seniors: Chris -Mcharcn 356s- SuperValu 959T; Jack Wright 271s. 694T; HeatherBrad Wilson Short 257S,249S, 606T; 653T; Liz Highlands Mall P Brennan 248s. 647T; Colleen I Quinn 216, 639T. OMM-ERCIAL Ii ROPERTY . If you are lootin1 ir an investment - 2nd Avc. ght in the thick of things u 3m* veq MRI~M~W 4- MAYOR hilc you make your plans Pric, Jk 8s been reUuced from last year '+ 'e e t #RACKENDALE. 4 acres wit1 Current Positions Held .eek, just off left side at end o ~por Rd E. some mer Presidevt, Squamish Chamber inntable timber. 515,oOO dn d 'I' Commerce of alance on yrm't for sale. .+e+ cbairm'an, zone 9 Section lOODED LOTS - 2 larg (North Vancouver to Pembeqon), dded tromesite" tots on Fern I ELC. -Chamber of Commerce . bod a[ Cheekye,,*5 i 3.500 each *c+ Member, Royal Hudson hduis~ry 'OMMERCIAL BUILDING tomm it t ee n Cleveland Ave , I200 rq h n both floors. 2 stores down, I' MemberJoint Municipal (Applicant must be I8 years of age or over) pis. up. Rent income over 590 Councili1"nustrial-Development tr month. Committee . Hours:- 9 10 5:30 except Fri. 9 to 9 OWNTOWN SQUAMISH . I h~rrncr! Just -'waiting fo 3 .> )meme 90 bring 11 back to th IOW house it once war Its wool 'SQUAMISH 892-501 1 I oors. Ige windows. spaciou He has the EXPERIENCE and 'KNOW-HOW mms. 4 big upstairs lend 11' ti L :cat decor Two lots to be our MAYOR

I r . know what todo. I'vqot these considered a Slow student, ning-assistance!' xeache; at Squamish .Plaza Motors, Sted two little girls - both bright - - In many respects, learning Shirley D~,,,, and ~~--~~~~~~ildin the practice session always several Years behind, un- Mamquam Elementary. Each assistance teachers represent the. with Linda the rehearsal for the Fusi~l,evue to a mans, Starlite Theatre. 1' but neither can seem to keep up til an ear operation in Novem- school in the Howe Sound area hub of Special Education be Rresentd next month. Records and Tapes, Unisex Hai in arithmetic. Could you check ber opened up a whole new has a person who performs a because in most circumstances Design, Active Dive Shop, anc it out - do some testing, academic world for him. similar function. he or she is rhe first person con- Tina Wiess for the prizes whicl Mm. Ronnie M~UIIICY maybe?' Anne is convinced that 'with At Valleycliffe and Stawamus tacted whed a problem surfaces they donated. Sales Represcn1ativc course she could, and Mu.sical Revue Of ~ - -careful instruction, he can be schools, Mrs. Shirley Ruther- that can't be handled in the Are you looking for good favourites from the war years. Of special note to divers is th -898-5941 Pagmr+,u;-tWF (Home) hurriedly scribbles a memo. ~ brought up to graae~~e~r~--.f~ra-'ts--adm)rti-steri--~~~~s~~~~--chq.&~~&$~~ent, but iteminkwe-in-ihe AI JolsmeKa-- second annuaCdLAW--Ganad There's- the recess bell! Janet, a he enters HSSS in the fall. program for Arlene Morrison For this reason,the profession _afford today's inflated prices? .with the toe-tapping melodies of Underwater Conferenc 8 teacher's aide, comes in for Akbar follows Robbie. His who is on maternity leave. requires people with a unique Wellrwe have just the thing for a.Minstref m~Itth~mbY Subaquatique which will be hell nRED6F RENTlNG?Thm% some clarification about a family immigrated from Iraq Marilyn Bond is in chprge of the kind of flexibility and you at the forthcoming Musical Rory Odenbach (YOU remember at the Vancouver Aquatic Cen I landlord, this 2 bdrm. home i spelling program she is using three .years. ..go and Akbar's learning assistance centre at dedication. Revue presented by the Howe 'Ernie' in Mickey Mouse- last tre on the weeken-d of April 20 mmaculate condition with lots ( with a grade 2 boy. English sounds'good. Garibaldi Highlands Elemen- Anne Kristianson has spent Sound Drama Club on May 3.4 year) and Welsh baritone Bob 22. itorage and a brand new pragi

4nd as an added feature there ~ Anne set up the program and Anne .knows, however. that tary. Marilyn Squire is at eight of her teaching years and 5 at 8 P.m. in the Civic Cen- Owen,. -_will - surely warm your The theme of the conference i supervises it. Janet is unclear Akbar still needs a lot of help. Squamish Elementary and .Jane working in Special Education, ire. heart. lnivtation to Inner Space an1 t 2nd home on. !he proper! uhich rents for $140 per mo. about the suitable materials for She knows he often uses words Burrows at Myrtle Philip four of these as teacher of the Come to our 'Cabarit; There's something for the emphasis will be par .. ong time residents ~ and.all th; Q .. . J. " IF lay out a series of workbooks. meaning and that he is very con- The program at Brackendale E- 101144,500. &I That's the end of recess. Until fused by idiomatic langUal3C Elementary gets its impetus duties of learning assistance. She snappy number by Shirley Den0 soon be on sale at the Times of- pool for beginners and. in th -* *. lunch there is a steady stream of such as *'Big Deal" Or "Fat from Lail Weeks and Sarah exemplifies totally the major and Dan Macdonald, fice and The Leprechaun pet ocean for experience, DO YOU HAVE AT LEAS young students at 20 minute in- Chance". . ;Kavsek. At Britannia Beach prerequisite for anyone involved long with well known cast mem- Shop in the Highlands Mall. photographers. DNE CHILD? Lived in B.C. fc ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~~~~~ ~~.. tervals, coming in for help on a There are emotional pro"bems Elementaiy the contact person in Special Education. concern .. ! yrs? 6Jever owned a hom beri Doreen Ramus, Maureen =fore? If the Mswcr is the is Lorne Cope. for children with special needs Gilmour, John Slack and John YES, uhy not take advantage of .th The programs vary in and a determination to do Wright and,many others as they i2.5WB;C:Gov't Grant and pi organization and methodology something for them. take you back. with old I Cooler Service t towards the down payment o Stress in relationships his 3 bdrm. hpmc located i # semi trailers 3arib. Estates. Huge garden I "My kids are dilving me with someone else. How can we uithin walking distance of th itorcs & schools give me a ca crazy!" husband is im- recognize stress in ourselves and - "My . Advance lady he'ralds vans, low beds oday for further info. possible these days!" wife our bodies? How can we 8 "My in ttt is getting on my nerves!" "My decrease it once we recognize it? crane trucks CHIS YOU COTTA SEE ~ I50 boss makes me so nervous!" What are the patterns that make iq. ft. of beautiful living space These kinds of comments are For more .and less tension in aood-times flat decks icp. family room of kitchen wit w '79 dinin familiar to everyone. We're all relationships? Is there a way to xorn fireplace, separate involved in relationships that deal with stress gith6ut hurting For the first time in her long A foimerLondoner, ~illi~~since 1967 she has entertained mm, elegant living room & Igi sometimes and in some. ways ourselves or other people? and colorful history the Royal Campbell began her stage career more people in the Yukon* DISPATCH 892-3838 OFFICE 291-7384 xlrms. hated in.the Highland create stress, in our lives. We all The leaders of this workshop Hudson Steam Engine is getting by competing in British Music Alaska, and- other parts Of the, k .completely surrounded by Igi .rees. Priced in the low 50s. go through hard times in our are Reva Camiel and Jackie the "star" treatment. Hall talent contests, graduated lhan any Other Per- 291 -7156 to playing in forming artist. Her success in ttt marriages, families and work Schwartz. Reva is working on a WOULD YOU BELIEV relationships. Nobody avoids book about turning-points and Travelling one day in advance private London clubs, then lhe North has led Io many of the Good Times Express will moved to Canada in 1966 where engagements outside the.Y.ukon, L46;500 for this brand new problems altogether. But maybe how to use them to positive ad- OVERNIGHT 'SERVICE >drm. home with thermal wir be well-known entertainer of including a tour of armed forces there are ways to minimize the vantage. Jackie is a stress she 'quickly became the iows throughoui. I140 sq. f Gillian Campbell. The 55-day the Yukon. She is the first en- bases in Europe. In 1977 she problem areas, to soften the management consultant for Greater Vancouver to Squamish, Woodfibre, rime to choose all your OW tour of the First Lady of Steam tertainer since_Klon&ke Kate to- was selected by the city Of Ed- colours . one mootb away froi rough edges or give us some businesses and agencies in the Britannia Beach,. Whistler, .Pernberton, Mount and Steel and her smaller I go norsanbbccome completel.$ WoQton tgPlaY the Part of Kh- completion; ja.J?rackc ndall breathing spaces in our.social, ' California area. They ate Loo. dike Kate during that City's an- and work relations. how can be pooling their resources to put cousin, Steam Locomotive 1077. identified' with the Yukon as a Currie. Lions Bay, Brunswick Beach, Sunset t t *"-a IMMACULATE HOM learn to deal with stress in our together an exciting ex- will indude visits to 37 centres star performer al [he palace nual Klondike Days festivities. Beach. THIS is completely finished. 4 hdrms lives? perimental ,workshop for the throughout British Columbia, Grand Theatre in Dawson City. The Edmonton Journal stated that Gillian Campbell was the very distinctive rock fip in famil This question is the topic of Squamish community. with neighborly calls to When Gillian walks on stage, "the best Kate we've ever had." rm., bright & airy. completel an upcoming presentation spon- Washington, Idaho and Alberta. the hall becomes charged with Her versatility is such that she is EXPRESS .SERVICE landscaped & fenced & hac1 sored by the Women's Resource Tickets for "Stress in into a park. Really a pleasure I her personal magnetism, her eagerly sought after by Van- Centre, of Capilano College. Relationships" are $5 and are Plans call for Gillian to ap- ihow. talent and vocalizing in the couver booking agents and is a Vancouver to Squ?mish, pickup before noon "Stress in Relationships" is the available at the Squamish Lear- pear with her show during the *t+ tradition of an Ethel Merman or favorite performer on the delivered same afternoun. title of the workshop and it will tour' one night ahead of the BUILDING LOTS, COM ning Centre and at the Times of- "The Last of the Red Hot Mam- Western Canadian night club be held on Thursday April 26 fice. If you have ady questions, arrival of the Good Times Ex- MERCIAL LOTS, IN mas", 'Sophie Tucker. circuit. DUSTRIAL LOTS . You nam from 7:OO to 9:30 p.m. in the call the Women's Resource Cen- press. Gillian, a star in the Gay The Good Times '79 Tour is minimum charge $4.35 I. I can show it Yellow Portable at Howe Sound tre at 892-5322. This program is 90's style. will headline an hour- being operated ,by the Govern- Secondary School. It will take a for men and women. Buy your long shaw. The program will in- More and more Gillian is ment of British Columbia. lookit how stress develops bet- tickets now and avoid disap- clude a musical sing-along as likened to Klondike Kate, the Ministry of Tourism and ,Small ween people and how -we can pointment. It's going to be a well as a film depicting the dance hall singer who became a scenic ,beauty and appeal of' legend after the Klondike Gold Business Development, Hon. learn IO relax either alone or fascinating evening. British Columbia. Rush. The 'main reason is that Elwood Veitch. Minister. New Language Arts Program The .New Language .4rts Primary and Elementary Schoc Program. Does it meet the needs level. ForThe A' of today's young student? Can it Besides evaluating the ne! 01 m be enriched expanded to ex- program, Dr. Sutton will hav a cite the curiosity 'and fire the advice as to how best prepare1 imagination of rhe child of the Burger & your child is for school. . Best fB ~O'S? She will also presen /? The New Language 4ru - guidelines to selecting books fo Concerned Parents and the the home that not only entertai School is the topic of a talk to but offer learning experience Drink In be given by Dr. W.K. Sutton at for the child as well. the .4pril meeting of the Dr. Sutton will speak o Garibaldi Highlands Parent- Tuesday evening, April loth, a /own Teacher Group. 7:30 p.m,, in the Highland Dr. Sutton, a graduate oj School Gym. An open invitatlo U.B.C., holds a Ph.D. in English is extended to all intereste language Education - parents to come and meet DI specializing basically in the Sutton. Try us - your

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-- Both the municipal- and Moloughney on the birth. of Herb Burnside. Mr. and Mrs. federal election campaigns are their second child, a daughter -Len Kicharski, Mr. and Mrs. ArtsCouncil supports cultural groupis- moving into gear and perhaps by Kate Nicole, weighing 7 Ibs. IO Harvoy Hurren, and Mr. and the time you read this a provin- 02s. and born in the Squamish Mrs. Joe Allan. People often wonder what the theatre trip to North Vancouver photographers, potters, etc. to The next meeting will be held who wish to take part. October cial election will have been General Hospital on April 1st. *** Arts Council is all about; what of which about fifty residents conduct their meetings, on Wednesday. May 9th. at 7.30 seems rather far away but, it called. Well it shouid make for Three year old Sean is looking There's a cop with a sense of are their aims; who are they; just took advantage. Our operating workshops and related ae- p.m. at the Arts Council ginsweryone ashance-to-begin an interesting time these next forward to his siker's arrival at humor in Pensacola, Florida. what do they do? costs are held to a bare tivities. building. their work now in order to have few weeks provincial election home. Proud grandparents are - Near an important Intersection minimum in order to better sup- We hope new groups will Immediate plans include par- Ociober.plenty of items ready for sale in or not. Mrs. Cherry Whittaker of To answer these questions in a he's put up a sign'reading: "For simple sentence is impossible, port our local cultural groups. make themselves known to us so ticipation in the International *** Squamish and Mr. and Mrs. Phone Joanne Dheilly at 892- that run-down feeling, try but the main idea behind the Requests for financial support that they can take full advantage ' Festival and an Arts and Crafts Stork Stories - ZAHARlA Harold Moloughncy in Ottawa. 3489 for further information. crossing here against the light." Arts Council is, according to the from similar groups will always of the facilities offered. Market in October. A corn- - Bill' and Lynn Zaharia are GmL gmndrnahg Mrs, Jan We also need peopleiuupply * *- *-- consiituiion to "broa~riihebp- be given fair-eonsideration; . Ow lnernberskp fees are mittee under joanne Dheilly pleased to announce the birtbd- &Kechnie of Gibsons was their craft and art work. for portunities for residents of the The building used by the Arts-modest. $2.00 per adult. $3.00 will proceed with plans for the their second son, Robert pleased when informed of wee Q A happy lady these days is display purposes only, to our District of Squamish to enjoy Council, with the kind per- per family. Meetings are held Market where handmade William, born in the Squamish Kate's birth. Mrs. Alida Hoogenboom. She is y. IS nnce ewrv two -h nrwwrll -Id. exhibit at the International General Hospital on March 5 *** a, $1.000 winner in the Super Festival. Please contact Jane tivities." available to groups such as we hope to increase to once a Joanne would like to hear and weighing8 Ibs. 3 02s. This Gordon Rattray, his daughter Valu bingo and Alida sqid it weavers. painters, month by September this year. from artists and -craftspeople Bradish at 898-3831. is a brother for Stephen. Proud Colleen and granddaughter was the first time she has ever Our membership is made up grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Dawn of Calgary were visitors won anything. of persons who are either in- William Zaharia of Sudbury, at the home of his brother and *** terested or actively engaged in Ontario and Mr. and Mrs. wife last week, Chuck and Gwen the various phases of cultural The Easter bake sale spon- Richard Manton of Kelowna. Rattray. Mike Rattray from affairs. In other words, they are sored by the Squamish Foster Two Hills, Alberta, also spent a people like you and me who *** Parents Association last SLACK-a son, Peter John, few days with his parents last want to help to improve and weekend was a great success and was born to Stephen and Janice week. develop the arts in Squamish. Slack of Winnipeg, Manitoba on *** they would like to thank In order to assist our com- everyone who patronized them March 16, weighing 7 Ibs. t I Visiting Heather and Gary munity the Arts Council and also 'to those who helped 02s. Congratulations to proud Pattullo during spring break was receives a grant from the with the baking. Anyone in- grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Heather's childhood friend government and from this grant, John Slack of Squamish and Mr. Doris Clark and her husband terested 'in becoming foster, since January of this year, we parents is asked to attend the Peter Lenio of Winnipeg. Baby Jim and children Cathy, Terry have so far given substantial Peter arrived two days after Lynn, Danny and Kelly from monthly meeting next Tuesday, financial support to the Weavers April at the home of Mrs. Grandpa Slack's birthday. Drayton Valley, Alberta. Ac- IO, Guild and the Music Society in Eby, 1516 East Depot Road, at order to further their respective *** companying them was William 26- GOURLAY-A first child, a Martinez from Monterrey, 7 p.m. A worker from the aims. son, Jeffrey Preston, was'born to Mexico, who is living with the Human Resources wil\ attend Very recently the Council the meeting. Jim and Mary Gourlay in the Clarks for a year as an exchange donated, money towards a Squamish General Hospital on student. They were very im- March 21, weighing 9 Ibs. 14 pressed with our scenic 02s. Proud grandparents are Squarnish area. Rev. and Mrs. H.G. Phillips of *** Guelph, Ontario, and Mr. and Birthday people this week are: Kiwanis bursarv to twins-Sea_n TrqcJeau and- Shelley Mrs., ~ Doug ZGourley of -Fli_o, Flon, Manitoga. Tinney (hi gals in Watson *** Lake), Vi Nichols, Shannon Cairie 'Boyd The next Blood Donor Clinic Williams, Robert Volkman, in Squamish is this coming Mon- Gail Newell. Bob Blomster, The Squamish Kiwanis Club Kiwanis Club in the past years, day, April 9 from 2 to 8 p.m. in Dean Aldridge, Lynn Nestman, presented a $100 bursary and a particularly when the club was the ! high school (HSSS) Paul Hoodikoff, Kevin certificate to Carrie Boyd at a struggling for survival. Gifts cafeteria. The clinic is spon- Gilmour, Pina Razzano, Joan dinner meeting at the Alice were also to be presented but sored jointly by the grade I2 CR Boomer, Marylou Stathers. Lake Restaurant on Thursday, these had not arrived in time for Will not crack, peel or blister. class and the Squamish Lipns Craig Machan, Harold Richard- March 29th. The presentation the meeting. Club. All regular donors plus son, $ Darcy Papineau, was in recognition of her ex- Lieut. Governor Doug Shields "first timers" are invited to at- Christopher Owen, Tom Clarke, cellence as a dancer and is part spoke briefly to the group on the For all woods, inside and outside. tend. There'll also be a sale of twins Gloria and Barry Mid- of the club's program for forthcoming meetings and con- handmade quilts, crocheted and delmann, Sylvia Buchanan, Eric promotion df cultural activities. ventions and president Paul knitted wear including baby seis Hall, Mike Edwards, Susan Em- At the same dinner was bal- Hickman said that the Squamish by the Red Cross volunteers. bree and Kevin Bishop. let teacher Lynette Kelley, who Kiwanis Club would be Resists sun, rain snow and salt air. *** *** taught Carrie, and whose ballet celebrating its fifth anniversary Mrs. Jean Hostman and A first birthday was students have always taken part charter night on May 10th. daughters Leah-Jean and celebrated by Kelly Shaw on in the Kiwanis community The evening closed with a Accents natural wood groin and texture. Cheryl-Lynn from Port Hardy, Monday. Christmas concert. The ,Kiwanis slide presentation of pictures of are visiting her parents Mr. and *** also sponsored her latest ballet the Squamish Valley which Bob Mrs. Eldon Eby this week. On the 23rd of March production of "The Snow Grout will take back to Ontario *. weekend, Marie Levesque Queen". with him when he and Mrs. Cleans up with water. I.am not a card player but to travelled to Ladysmith to visit A certificate was'also presen- Grout go east in June and will those who are, a "29 hand in her sister and brother in law, ted to Fred Leeworthy for all visit the Squamish Kiwanis crib" is a rarity and two of our Mr. and Mrs. Godkin. the work he had done for the club's twin club. citizp had such a thrill recen- *** '$@ tly. On March 21, Peter Thinking about 'getting your Levesque and Jim Hagen were car washed for Easter? There' IRLY having a friendly game of crib are two carwashes to choose "" Available only at when Peter came up with his 29. from on Saturday. From I2 On March 27 while playing crib noon to 5 p.m. at the Highlands with the New Horizon group at Mall parking lot adjacent to BIRDm the Elks Hall, Gordon Diamond Head Motors, the 4th I Thackeray found himself with a Squamish Scouts will hold a 29 hand. . Chgratulations to 21;QO -mr wash. Proceeds will 100% ACRYLIC COMPOUND both of you. go towards sending the scouts to *** the B.C. - Yukon Jamboree in 15 BEAUTIFUL SOLID COLOURS The New,Horizon Club meets Julv. . each Tuesday in the Elks Hall *** 15 SEMI-TRANSPAR- - and anyone interested in playing The Northair Nuggets ladies crib or whist is invited to call CQLQURS - - softball team would like to pur- 892-9034 or drop into the Elks chase new jackets and the 99c Hall. catwash at the Squamish E380 ALL IN STOCK *** from to 4 p.m. will assist Visitors from Prince George IO t hem. last week were Dennis Brevick *** THE BEST FOR NEW WOOD and friend Pat Townsend.,They were guests at the home of Den- Barclay and Diane Craig and OR PREVIOUSLY-PAINTED WOOD nis' brother in law and sister. son Daryle went to Vernon last Ken and Susan Chapin. week to enjoy a skiing holjday "THE SURFACE -* but found .-oo snow. However Do remember this Thought they still had a lot of fun during THAT BREATHES" fo? rRc Week: Be considerate of the week. the feelings of olhers - it will *** be appreciated. I' The Squamish Community *** Services Society &now in the More Soirk Stories - process of putting a community ' $15.95 SPRAGUE - Angus and Anne directory together. Naturally , Gal. U.S. -= I McRae are 9happy to announce they hope all organizations. ser- the arrival of their first grand- vices and agencies-will be listed child, Maryanne Sprague. but if your particular grpup has weighing 8 Ibs. 3 02s. and born not contacted the Society, for in- March 21 in the. Peace Arch ' clusion. in the directory. please Memorial Haspi\al,. Whife call 892-9844, I. Rock.' The happy and proud *** parents are Len and Laurie $Prague. Paternal grandparents Disneyland including all the are Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sprague special tours and a trip 'to of Delta and paternal great Mexico were taken by grandparents are Mr. and vrs. vacationers Vicki qopkins and -STATHERS' HOME & BUILDING CENTER LTD. W'endy Webeig last week. Samuel Sprague ,of New STORES IN 6-r unsw ic k *** - a his *** Wedding annivcrsary wishes Fred Leeworthy receiving certificate thanking him for G SQUAMISH* 892-3551 PEMBERTON 894-6648 to the following Dr and Mrs work for the Kiwanis Club at a special dinner last week. MOLOUGH NEY-Very +OPEN FRIDAY N YTS UNTIL 9:OO happy parents are Bob and Jane Bruno Marmi. Mr and Mrs owen Johnston made the presentation. k

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n I t I, Park staff have already ____ . 4ghted the vanguarddhe first-. northbound whales were seen in mi&February. Since then, the frequency of whale sightings has increased. At the migration’s peak which’ ~- - .__._ this year coincides with Easter weekend, more than I00 whales per day will pass close IO the

the job, some contractors now provide ground thermograpliy verification of Research verifies Ocean each autumn. energy resources. wall insulation effectiveness. Ask your Two months later they arrive insulation value: contractor about this. in the warm shallow lagoons of Baja California, Mexico, where. The readings of the aerial metresthey-- Rive long. birth to calves 4 total home eneigy eipense. so thermography program are double- HOWtDpay The return migration begins adequate home insulation can prevent Checked by comparing a sampling ofthe in February and cows with major monev leaks. And that’s imuortant. aeri?l themolVams.. of.. volunteer . . Hydro newborn calves are among the. Y for insulation What about the expense? isn’t employees’ homes urlth their actual last to leave. Large adults may. fi insulation values. The aerial readings attain a length of IS metres. an expense. It’s an investment-and a Now! Grays are thus medium-sized very*goodone. And, with the likely have proven remarkablv accurate; baleen whales, easily ~~ distinguished from the smaller, prospect of rising world energy costs Homeowners throughout British toothed killer whales by size, ahead, it will become an even better And more research: Columbia have taken advantage of B. C. colouration, and the lack of a investment in the near future. Hydro is also studying energy Hydro’s Insulation Finance Plan to dorsal fin. Hunting had brought gray and dollar savings in twelve test-homes upgrade insulation or install multiple- whales to the brink of extinction located around the province. These glazed windows. To date, Hydro has by’ 1937. That year a ban was homes have been fitted with newly financed over $1,000,000 to home- imposed, and a slow but im- recommended insulat pressive increase resulted - paysforitself owners on this Plan. from about 250 individuals to in roofs, walls and wi today’s estimated. population of and their heat savings I 3.000. Although more than 20 The many ways insulation pays: monitored on a continuing species of whales frequent In homes with substandard basis. Preliminary re British Columbia waters, gray insulation (or none) a proper installa- whales are by far the ones most indicate savings in e often seen from Long Beach. tion job can pay for itself in as little as of 20%’ over levels usu Research over the lasi five ’ five heating seasons. And that’s only encountered. years indicates that a number of them feed in the shallow inshore the savings in fuel. There are other waters of Pacific Rim National pluses. Like a home that’s more How to find out if Park, and that some return to comfortable year-round: warmer in these same areas year after year. Thus summer visitors also may winter; cooler in summer. More see gray whales from shore. uniform temperatures with fewer B.C. Hydro office can However, park naturalists em- drafts and no cold spots. Insulation phasize that the biggest “whale provide all the free ‘show” occurs during the March-. even makes a home quieter. And literature and infor- April migration when whales nowadays, when everyone’s concerned can be seen spouting, rolling, mation you’ll need on nuking and breaching. Some about the need for energy efficiency, the subject of home -have a satisfactory visitors have reported seeing as insulation can also add to your home’s insulation. These calmmany dav.as 50 whales on a .clear. resale pot ent ial . easy-to-follow book- lets show you the Aerial thermographic simple way to check BCR earns surveys pinpoint the need: insulation and decid Projects by quali- provements you require. They also fied contractors under the B.C. Hydro income Insulation Finance Plan are subject to For the first time in recent contain the simple language for years the BCR has shown an technical specifications, and many spot checks by Hydro technicians to overatt operating Income with how-to-do-it tips. ensure the quality and standards of 1978 showing a 66,288,000 w orkmanship. million operating income. However, with interest All insulation and multiple payments of 554,338,000 and Andhow glazing materials must be to CMHC other charges of SI ,202:OOO the railway ended up with a net loss

~ iihxiikb~~appld inaxordance of He%M,-~ . . . . ~.L- l!q?zt&raJw with recogxized practice. And all This is SI2 million less than fight high heating costs. “do-it-yourselfers” must purchase the net loss for the preceding year and despite the addition of Individual roof dHd d enough insulation to achieve the 55,837,000 for the aperating. required performance. For details, costs of the Fort Nelson ex- contact your participating insulatiop tension. The railway states that the retailer or contractor, or ask at your results refleci management’s local Hydro ol’fice. success in again transporting a record volume of freight traffic while implementing initiatives to reduce existing operating psts and to increase produc- .. tivity. Howevef increased in- point roofs that n’ terest costs offset some of the In- are losing heat by creased revenue. showing them as Operating revenues for 1978 ’ were SI I4,309,000, up whitish or light-gr B.C.HYDRO W S I3,670,000over the preceding areas- i ridica t ing WE’D LlKE To HELP YOU ENEM year while expenses were down SAVE by about .S 1,070,000, , the need farabetter cANDMONEYo DuAng, the yeaf the goveru- insulation. AS we did rrlent decid-ed to’ continue - operation of the Fort.Nelson ex- last year, we’ll be dis- tension. Work began on a three year rehabilitation program to be completed in 198 I. At year t%ndThis program war substiintially 00 scheduleand in r) March of this.year the goyern- 0 .. ment announced a $4 million initial contribution to tht 1978 operating losses of this ex- tension. r , (.

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Full bsmt , 'car&dni: "d(ape; Malibu, in good cond., used as :ablevision, stove & fridge, Ii/ cm. $1,3OO~~B~8-5616~p~kfor baths, Valleycliffe aiea 898-366 Cuibddi Estrka ' bdrm. townhouse, I Ih baths. some 1 For Sale Miscellaneous I0' Persona Is !6 Ceramics lb Job Oppohunities e. (4. I I ) or 263-1766 --__ - - -_ - .____ -___ rapes, 4 appliances. covered car- Ford Galaxie, good running or- Attractive I and 2 bdrm suite' ort. close to school & shopping. How to get your message to 290,000 AL-ANON CERAMIC SEMINAR Supenisor of Coelmuily use , E325 o.b.0. 898-3859. (4.4) playground area. free coverel ivailable anytime, references homes? Blanket B.C.! JUSI S55 will FAMILY GROUP will be kid 11 of sckol F'wllitim parking. outside entrance to eac equired & no pets .please. 898- place your 25 word classified ad in wleeting Wedne.sdays at Alano Club, TUCK'S POTTERY (Competition No. 0023) Toyota Crown station wagon, iuite. close to Highlands Mal 160. (4.4.M) ---PIIL6LrnembecpapLthe-aC- 179711 3rd-Phonc4 dundalsAp~.iz. 4hi4-positioninvotvardbectinpiM d--milCt-ar* . io189& GTib%V3i GardEiiTourt. manager' Yukon Community 'Newspaper 898-5392. iubJ&: "Polished underglaze with iaison officer between the Board 9. (4.11) Apt 124 or call 898.3666 , bdrm. townhouse, stove. fridge. Association. We handle everything 10th design." Registration open till md organizations making use of the Irapes, cablevision. carport. close to right here. For more information - DIVORCE 0 p.m. Friday, April 6 as skats are ichools,. school buses and school 1967 FlREBlRD chool & shopping, in 'Garibaldi 1 4-spd. many extras, best cash contact The Squamish Times. 5100.00 plus filing fees. imited. For details please phone :quipment. To be effective in this :states. 898-5350. (4.25) . :I or trade for truck. 892-5403. 3btain your lawyer supervised 898.5W2 mition the person appointed muat . atem. ! bdrm. suite for rent, stove, fridge. Wectrohome. -1Ientbxn- )ivoreceve&cphone&.CalL IC able tocstabtiih--andlnaintain LL dition, best offer over S150. 898- klf-Counsel Services toll free. pod relationship with officials of :arm included, phone- anytime. 5460 (2.14.M) Dodge Monaco, 9 pass. station mall families. 892-3106. (4.25) I 12-800-663-3035 9 - 10 Job Oppadunitks .he three municipalities in the ion, p.s.. p.b., radials, V-8 auto. Compugraphic 7200 Headiner - in- Zhargcx and Master Charge ac- ichool district, the Squamish- d cond.. S875. 898-3845. ~~--Attraclivebasement :pled. cludes 3 fonts, plus spare parts kit, dale. female janitor, experience Lillooct Regional District, Capilano uitc. finished in natural wood, excel. working condition. Offers. College & various churches & other Ford Galaxie 500 hardtop, low ,uitable for non-smoking bachelor, Aidoiia Awnymorm ,referred, avail. May I. Resumes to cage, $500. 898-3427. (4.1 I) Contact Revelstoke Herald, phone 892-3887 892-!m4 3ox 1093. Sauamish. (4.25) :ommunity organizations. it is ex- )artly furnished. available im- 837-621 I. 898-3100 898.9880 pcted that this person will devote Buick Rhiera, good condition. nediatcly. 898.5084.. (4.4) - - --_-- ---~-- ="-I-__ ippfixi~a~~--60%time to work Only 12 left! Brand new metal 37978 3rd Are. -Thr- 3@1%Ts%7ar en t- Par - 1-9577 afterT.-.(4:4? - . -- icipation Preschool .requires a with adult education programs. DIAMOND MALL i bdrm. bsmt. suite. includes fridge;- newslands. never used, act up for itovc, curtains & cablevision. laun- MESSAGE TO ALL qualified Preschool Teacher to work The person appointed to this TOWNHOUSES ISc but can be changed. Ideal for SI80 1978 GRADS half to three-quarter time from Sep- position: 3 bdrm. 1200. sq. ft.. 2 store iry facilities, all utilities incl., c- c- We have 12 1 Trucks xr month. 892-3338. (4.1 I) of the= newsstands for sale at SI00 P rrived. Pick up at Howe Sound A mature, experienced person is ierstanding of the Board's policy on impediatcly. Private patio & playin :an be a I or 2 or 3 bdrm. apt. . each. Write Time8 Printing & econdary School. (4.4) Scout diesel 4x4, 26mpg, 4 sd mo. Call. 898-9018 0; 892-3822. Publishing, 1422 Pemberton Ave.. preferred, but all applications will the Community Use of School area, well-insulated, adjacent I ipacious - upstairs - 38016 !217'M) be considered. Facilities. and must prepare and rn automatic hubs. skid plate Mamquam school. 898-5 I 15. Cleveland (downtown. Phone 898- North Vancouver V7P 2SI or phone XI5 tires, trailer towing pkg., p.s. - 980-7531 days. 922-7761 eves. (tfn) Please apply to Box 285, keep up to date a control sheet 1053. TANTALUS MALL 1 Business Personals Garjbaldi Highlands, B.C. VON IT0 covering the community use of all 1.. AMlFM cassette quad stereo 3 hdrm TOWNHOUSE. fircplac Office and 8mlnc8a Grad or bridesmaid dresses, qires 7- before April 30, 1979. school facilities; . I cond., tilt wheel, custom in. fully carpeted. Ill! baths. fridge SpmFor Rent ior, HD suspension, HD batt. & 9 & 'for 5'2'' person, one high STEAM CLEANING (b) will be required to devote stove. $300 per mo R9R-9RYO 62 Houses for Rent -Store spaces, 550 sq ft dr 225 sq necked, green. S30; one peach & Industrial Commercial SHINGLE SAWYER some time to the evening super- ernator, big fuel tank (650 mi lace with matching hat and shoes. Automotive idy afternoon shift. Day rate plus vision of recreational activities. & igc), E 15.000 replacement. Salc Bachelor suite, 2 bdrm. include -Officeft spaces, for dentists. doc- us. Squamish area. Phone 688- 2,000 obo. 898-5286. stove. fridge, drapes, cablcvisioi 2 bdrm., bsmt., fridge & stove, SSO, worn once to out-of-town wed- Completely Mobile must have a good understanding 01 drapes, avail. immed., for in- tors, real estate or insurance agcn- ding. 40208 Kintyre Dr. (4.4L' 892-5496 6, 892-5604 01 898-9880. (4.4) the intruder & fire alarm systems in located in downtown area. 89: cia or other kinds of offices I Ford F250 4x4, Ranger Bosct 9266. (3.7.M) formation call 892-375 I. 24 hr answering service ging foreman required for ex- all schools; headlights. new tires. new real -Two spacer, 650 sq ft 3.21) ding central Interior high lead (c) must be prepared to do general xks, new exhaust, many extras HOUSE FOR -RENT -Wall to wall carpets office work in the School Board Of. NEW HOME FOR WRING? 2 bdrms. & basement suite, includes -Air-W ashrwmcondition facilities WESTERN FURNITURE ration. Applicants must have ,900 obo. Must sell: 932-5426. Attractive, spacious, modern .ough knowledge of conventional fice as time permits. stove. fridge, drapes. 892-3600. 11 UPHOLSTERY COI Rate of Pay: $1,337.63 tc i GdC Sicrre Grandc 4x4. crew bdrm. .townhouse apartments. (4.4) ' -Car parks Master Re-upholsterers sing systems & preferably some vcnicnt location. clean electric hea 892-3477 See Ad Section 109 hlead experience. Full time $I ,648.45 per month to start depen, J, 3/4 ton, phone after 6 p.m. 898 -Piped music Furniture Stripping & Finishing ding on qualification8 andloi 79. (4.4) stove, fridge, drapes, wlw wpe House for rent, 3 bdrm. in Building Materials Cwtom Woodworks ies to include crew & main- cablevision included. Phone I Valleycliffe. fridge, stove. some (2.28.M) U ance supervision, camp previous experience. There will be E Waterbed Specialists i Ramcharger 4x4. 318 cu. in. Owen Johnsjon. 892-5357 or 89: drapes. carpets throughout, finished anization & scheduling of off I5 cents per hour increase on bott to., PA, p.b.. crulx, new tires Girls' medium 3 spd bike, S30 Bars - Kitchen Nooks July 1st & Nov. 1st. 9844. Call a1 No. 5. 1018 McNamc rec room, fire alarm, available May iway hauling. Full range of N back bucket, $4.450. 253-7037 67 Stores for Rent o.b.0.; ladies' wet suit. fits 5'8", I20 Stocks of Foam and Vinyl All applications must be ad Place. beposit will hold. (2.M) 1st. 898-3708. Downtown Sqummish efits available. Salary com- Ibs., slim. 5200; 40" Young logging dressed to the Secretary-Treasurer I Cher 112 ton panel, 6 cyl. Offers 3 bdrm. house for rent. 898-5245. 892-3417 isurate with experience. Apply in Retail space - 1500 sq. 'ft. retail tongs, $350; 30" Admiral gold L.P. ling to: Box 262, The Tribune. School Board Office, Box 250 8-5865. (4.4) store front space on Cleveland Avc. range, needs oven, thermopal, as is, 12-5:30 Wed. thru Sat. N. 1st Ave., Williams Lake, Squamish, B.C. VON 3G0. (4.4) MAPLE CRES. APTS. Avail, July '79. 898-9018 or 892- $30 o.b.0. 898-5729. (4.1 I) 2.28.M) GMC 7500 singic axle 5 speed . V2G IY8. Cr~todipa Supervisor - Sqmmisi mpletc with twin 500 gal. tanks 9 few completely renovated 3822. (1.3l.M) I Garnet guitar, amp. 50 watt, high ilific experienced 'reporter- Am(Competition No. 0022) nch, gin fone, chains, good run ipacious suites still available 64 Duplexes for Rent RMS output speakers, piggyback This is a full timc position. Thc ig cond., $4,000. Where is it? with new carpets & drapes. stoves .3 Deaths 1 itographer for full time work style, 5150. 892-5767 after 6 p.m. h awaid winning Lower appointee will spend one half timc kely, B.C. Phone 748-120.1 o fridges, redecorated lobby witk 68 Warehouses for Rent (4.4) 1 or 2 bdrm. duplex on No Name 'OUNG Suddenly on March 28 inland community newspaper. supervising custodial services & ha1 ite'clo Box 549, Duncan, B.C intercom, laundry facilities or - time doing custodial, bus driving 8L 3x9. (4.4) each floor. Located on a quic' Rd., avail. immcd.. $155 monthly. 979, Carl Benjamin Young 01 ility to produce news & feature New workshbp 26' x 44' on 2nd Timberwolf Log Homes, Box 98, grounds or other work. Hourly rat1 tree lined street near the higt 435-7444. .(3.28) Nanton. Aka. TOL IRO, (403) 486- hand Forks, B.C.. age 58 years y & above average photographs a Ave. 898-9012 or 892-3031, will be from $7.05 to $8.06 per hou school. 2919. Custom. hand built homes. 'redeceased by his loving wifc st. Union shop & good benefits. irace who passed peacefully awa) ply in writing only with resume, depending on type of work done. 11 4 Motorcycles One bedroom sultes package or set-up. 8-inch pine logs. addition. the supervisor's pay dif from darch 13, 1979. Survived by man) ,pings & references to' The 5196.00 free delivery. (4.4) Two bedroom sulla riends, Carl served in WWll itor, The Gazette, Box 100, fe.rcntial will be $200.26 per month 1 Yamaha XS 750 fairing, cras from 5225.M 24" electric range, clean. perfect demorial service was held in thc plc Ridge, B.C. V2X 7E9 All applications must be ad rs, rack. 898-3006. (4. I I ) dressed to the Secretary-Treasurer Call Manager Now working cond.. 570. 898-3666. quamish' Funeral Chapel Wed. angle Pacific Forest Products, School Board Office, Box 250 1 Yamaha DT 175, in good cond tat 892-3712 Piano for sale. 898-5633. iesday. April 4 at I pm., Rev. Paul Squamish. B.C. VON 3GO. (4.4) '2-5750. (4.4) (ip officiated. (4.4) :sncl, B.C., requires experienced 26" B&W TV cabinet model, P nerman to operate Woods and :son planers. Apply in con- Glengarry Figure Skating Club, Pen, Baycrest, good cond., 550. 898- Ross ticton, B.C.. invites applications foi :nce to: Jim Bctts, P.O. Box 8000. 5507. 17 Lost .. profcssibnals for the I979-8C :snel, B.C. V2J 3J5. (4.4) season. Please write stating LOST - Small 4 month old goldei VOLKSWAGEN M ECH ANlC qualifications. experience, erpcctec 921 -9268

2 Wanted to Buy male "smiling" retriever cross, has I mloops, B.C., dealership requires remuneration & phone number tc xown collar, answers to Joey. 898 xrienced VW mechanic. Phone P.O. Box 252. Penticton, B.C. V2A Dlsplay Home Fairly new 15x17 ft. speedboat wan- 9026. (4.4) lcct 374-0634 or write: Hasen 6K3 before March 31. 1979. ted. .with outboard motor in exc. and Offlce to, 1377 Battle St., Kamloops, Pipeline & Nortbcrn Dcrelopwnl cond. 892-9038. 3. V2C 2N9. 18 Information Wanted Jobs. Earn up to 53.000 per month 6342 Bay St. pericnced acvertising salesperson Learn how to secure these & othei Independently Horseshoe Bay 7 Tenders luired for award winning tw,ice high paying jobs. Send long self Dietrlbuted by WANTED - Listings in thi ekly coastal newspaper. Excell'cnt addressed envelope for dettail! West Vancouver lighlands, Estates & Brackendale ary & benefits. Car essential. regarding our services: LMES -2 "M.D.~-MACKENZIE LTD." v7w 299 BRITISH COLUMBIA HYDRO f you are thinking of selling, wh: one Bob Hughes 746-4471. (4.18) Box 7810, Station 'A'. Edmonton AND POWER AUTHORITY ion't you give me a call & discuss i Aka. T5J 3G6. Loday. Call Mrs. Ronnie McCartne Invites tenders to slaah or slash and stump treat brush on BC Hydro it Spencer Realty Ltd. 892-3541 o 998-594 I. Transmission Line Right-of-way in the Squamish and Pemberton areas Reference No 09-3288 19 Pets Closing Date 2 May 1979 Sealed tenders clearly marked as above-referenced will be received in Room 1026, Hydro and Powei .4 B.6. .. Authority Building, 970 Burrard St.

I x. Vancouver. B.C. V6Z IY3 until I1:00 a.m. local time, closing date! above RUSTIC & WARM as That is how this home Details may be obtained from thc comes across. A well main- office of the Pllrchasing Agent, 101) tained lot with appeal, open -. . .Flo~r-970 Bllrrard 9..YaImx&sr RRAIEENDALE'S- B C V6Z IY3. telephone 663-257; PAMPERED POOCH +l-lr&&v . fRf. %-itktt and 663-2560. . "DOG GROOMING chen that is a,woman's 898 -3075 delight. For your private (1 24 M) THE PERFECT I PRICE REDUCED STEPPING STONE viewing, call Stephen 9 Announcements DOG BOARDING . BY Sl0,OOO Well kept older home with Howard 898-3361 or 892- Cedar Grove Kennels PRICED TO SELL Huge 6/10 acre of privacy1 Bring all offers Unique Mile 19 Upper Squarnish 2 bdrms up & 2 down, it 357 I. WANTED $48,500 in Brackendale, 2 surround this unique home. waterfront duplex in Box 186. Brackendale provides ample room for PEM BERTON Coach E-S@amish Hotel fastball level, 3 bdrm home with 4 bdrms., den, formal FAMILY ORIENTATED Brackendale with extra team. 898-5428. (4.4) Information 898-5913 your young family. Also Res. lot 6000 sq. ft. city F/P, partial landscaped un- dining rm & super island Your kids can play all day large backyard & excellent Regincred chorolate Labrador pu~ garage & veggie garden. water & sewer, close to DIRECTORY *' finishe'd rec. rm. Hot! Hot' kitchen. Executive living in this fully fenced & land- garden. Call Wayne Salter A directory of all services & pies from X-rayed clear parent Owner anxious. Bring -your hotel, $I 1,900. Jean Pettersen 892-9873 or priced in high Stan scaped backyard. 3 blocks 892-3571 or 892-5901 No organizations in Squamish is being champion bloodlines. show & fie1 offer I'll get 'it thru. Comm. lot 9000 sq. ft. $80'~. trial, 5200 lnqulries phone Cobbl 892-3571. Bannister 898-5905. 892- from elementary school & prepared by the Squamish Cow. "Helga" 892-5852. 892- city water & sewer. munity .Services Society If you1 Hill, B C 112-743-2479 MOTEL S 357 I ?#pager 892-5901 No. close to the "Tot Lot" in 3571 pa$er No. $22,500. group wishes to be included & ha! 892-5910 FISHING RESORT Valleycliffe. The hdme. American Pitt Bull Terrier pup 603. I32 acres appro'x. Ill4 601. not be& contacted. please call 892, brindels & whites Write Box 137 15 unit$, restaurant, 6 I features over I 100 sq. ft. of 9844. 9. a.m. to I' p.m. (4.4) miles riv'er front. mainly Vanderhoof. BC VO1. 3A0 I comfortable living, .sunny acres plus camping treed hillside. $60,000. 01 phone 567-2575 living rm. lots of cupboards Anyone interested in forming facilities, reduced 200 acres, road, rail & joining a stanip club, call Ray a 75 in spacjous kitchen &"much range. Vendor may take hydro thru property with 892-9813 or call at Garibald much more. Wayne Salter Lanes. 26 Ceramics home as partial down cozy 3 bdrm. Cabin. payment. Jean Pettersen 892-357I. --,-: ..'. I. . .\- , 3 $65 ,OO@ -. . To all my'oreditors: This is to adhs . ._ 9 yoo~svSETTING Ceramlc Viking 892-9873 or 892-357I. .I I 15 ,acWs,,3 bdrm. home, that I am no longer. as of Marc1 WANT A WORKSHOP? COSY & Have a look at this unusual 27th.,1979, responsible, f6r thedebt Classes Mon., Tues. ever. 'Join ai REC ROOM?' TOWNHOUSE cabin, hay shed, garage, time. Located in Highlands. Phot COMFORTABLE property enjoy tbe 'texture of my wife. Wcndy,M. Moor$. Bo, The' full bsmt of this 3 APARTMENT BLDG. 500 fruit trees, 4 miles to 2197. Squamish, B.C. 898-5588 after 5 p.m. 3 BDRM HOME 540,500 4 bdrm & den family home. of wood inside & . out. - bdrrn home has room for 10 units grossing $29,500 Anderson Lake. $1 34,000. ~ 'Near park, stores & school, Completely landscaped in- Unique Squarnish rock F/P. JOIN CERAMICS NOW (approx) p.a. excellent con- 1 acres, 2 bdrm. home. both. Teak finish cabinets I5 no legal costs, no appraisal cludes fruit trees & berries. 3 spacious bdrms.. double 10 Personals Make your own gifts at & eating area in kitchen, dition, ektensive inventpry cafe, gas pump, 2 barns, aRROWHEAD CERAMICS fee. no' mortgage"insuranct Lge kit:. has nook. rec. rm. C'P & large covered sun. ensuite, brick. F/P, nicely of appliances & fixtpres 100 fruit trees. 4 miles to DISCERNING ADULTS Lessons kn stains & glazes costs, no survey oosts, no down & R.I. sauna. Asking deck complete dhis ex. decorated. Landscaped & close to all amenities. Anderson Lake. $ I39.900, Shop discreed), send 53 for ou Workshop Hours. -kiBQen extras It won't last 'low 50's.' To viCw call Berv cellent package.. To yiey Tues I Wed, Thurs faced. "Helga" Asking $292,500. Stan Call ~ -Roland Wuschke latest cataloguc of marital aids 1 447,900. long Call Stephen Howard Croft R98-5313 or 892- call Bev Croft. 898-53I3 01 lingerie Direct Action Markctin 1000-400 pm. 700-1000 pm 892-5852,892-357 I, Pager Bannister 898-5905, 892- our .'Pemberton Specialist 898-5652 Tina Weisr 898-3361 or 892-3571 3571. 892-3571. Inc , Dept Y K, Box 3268, Van 5901 NO. 6or. (I 31 M) 892-5901 No. 603. 894-6888. couver. BC V6B 3x9 c .. .. . -...... - __ .. -i I. . _.. . - -~.,. .. ..: I. ' .:. ." :". '. I- 4 Mobile Homes 3. Building' M.aterials , ,. , ...... -.,

specifications of the 'building & ' 'IMBERTOWN - 12x56' 1974 '2 Fancy .. . Satardq,'A,ptiI'2i: *.cjrld' .Development dinner, at'4quamish , ' foms .of tender may -be obtained dm., 4 appb &drapes, cedar shed, cat'ved hink of thi,ga~denyou could WANT A B1.G HOUSE!! Look from the School 'Board O'ffice, Jnited Church with guest speaker Evelyn Harper, well known CXC IC. fenced lot, immed. occupancy. mahoaany doors 9go0 .. *ow on this sized rot and to ft.. 37866. 2nd Ave., Squamish. Bids. onsumbr affairs commentator. .Time 7 p.m. at this one - approx. 1238 sq. bndor-imkieu~&iT-SBi5O&- Leaneiied-meta- -- - - [email protected] baiiii5.,?.ep. din. rm:;. will 6C~rcceivedtthe~o~aT --Apm~Z~~6~TTod~'ZKHowFSOX?&&~chool's omc with sunken'living rm., 4 PI&@ COURT - 12x68' 1974 insulated doors brama Club-presents 'Dracula Baby'. 8 p.m. each night in the 'eating area & pantry in kitchen. Office until 3:OO p.m. April 25, Vestbrook Pyramid 2 bdrm., extra drms. & a family rm., and it's very Ige closets, lots of 2 way 1979. Envelopes should be clearly (2'6" x 6'8'') 3900 chool. .. bcatcd in Brackendale. A must le. liv. rm., extra amt. of kitchen . ~-~ light switches,expensive IighU- marked I-?Ttnd+tfor-fLurcha& Hlum;lrindmrvnF Sunday, Amn!#: p.m. "Mrtng and BUY" sak in.aia3 we.~Priccdin the mid~5D's. upbds, metal garden shed, 250 gal. ~:fl . . . tures. 2 FIPs, Ige. lot. landscaped Residential Lots ' House". sizes, Bargains! he Squamish International Festival at the Overwaitea parking lot. I ink of oil lasts approx. 1 yr.. fenced in front. full bsmt (undev 1, ap- All Services Underground BY OWNER eg. garden, flower boxes in front. 2 ft 6 in. tems could include white elephant stall, cake sale, plants, etc. prox 18x19 ft. sundeck over Treed or Cfeared __ ,ome-- 'and browse. I bdrm. cottage, with attached 'endor keeps it immaculate. Ha5 to .- bifolds dble clp. blk top driveway & Highland School - Parks 9% wide cem steps up to cathedral storage shed, includes fridge, stove. love. $15,000. r Panelled Wednesday, May 2nd 3rd annual Ladies Night sponsored by Terms - Priced to Suit drapes & carpets. fenced yard, 'IMBERTOWN - 24x40' 1973 he Canadian Daughters League in the Civic Centre. entrance A terrific house (2x6 COME AND SEE bifolds 1995 downtown area, presently occupied. bduline on nice landscaped lot, May 3,4 & 5: Second annual Musical Revue in the Civic Ccn- constr ) & a terrific buy at This Weekend as acorn f/p, stove, fridp&-dra- Deadbolt Inquirics.8922E!31.&gg. (4.1 .. I 546.500 - Phoae- Pal Thode II- re. -- .__ . __-_--- eating approx. SI IO per yr., just a locks 790 -. HOUSE FOR SALE Saturday, May 12: Garage Sale - Flea Market in the United 898-5115 andy place to live. Price $19,700. 1- Daily Specials! HIGHLANDS - BEST BUY ttt 'hurch Annex and parking lot. This is in lieu of the spring rumming 24090 Friedrl Cres. 40741 Pcrth Drive, attractive land- ;ale and auction. ox 70, Garibaldi Highlands 'or info on the above 3 mobiles call scaped 3 bdrm. split with carport, lelen at Spencer Realty Ltd., 892-, finished family rm. with franklin 541 or home 892-3905. WALKER DOOR HOUSE with 2 bdrms.. living fireplace, 1400 sq. ti. finished floor UL &me41 as Commercial & area, 300- SQ. fl. unfiniisheiL Ifjou 'railer for rent, I bdrm., large I pin & it's situated on Com- are buying, this is a must see. Only iving room. Phone 898-3113 or 985-9714 MINE WINNERS IN- ncrcial property on Cleveland COMPLETELY FINISHED Industrial Propefly. $56,900. By owner, 898-9384. (r.r) 98-31 IO. 1589 GARDEN AVE. 9ve. An investment with a future. UPSTAIRS and down [his NORTH VANCOUVER argc fenced lot, appliances & all -+emti- -in uu-valley. 3 LEASE -ORSACL 3 bdr- chcciR-beeutifuCvalley surrounded by mountains, 20 miles rapes & carpets. Asking SI 2,000 or There were many fine entries in the Girl Guide Cookie full bathrms.. 2 floor to ceiling E up to $30,000 DREE Grar - est offer. 892-3764. (4.4) mica slate fireplaces, vaulted able through the governmei to Whistler. Lge. billiard size family 0 Books, Coins >aster Contest. The guides and brownies would like to thank rm. with fireplace, possible in-law ceilings. wet bar in Ige. rec room; 60 ft. building plus 18,000 ! ,210 a month, no down payment, & Stamps udges Mrs. B. Spencer and Cpl. and Mrs. Gash in choosing and many more extras. Call for mced area (3 lots) Zoned I suite. Call Alec Watson Birken 2J or )AC 6 yr term, buys you my near .he winners. rial 11. Consider investing in Crest Realty 926-75 1 I. (4.1 1 ) an appointment to view. cw 12x60 mobile home. Drapes, Winners in the I st Mouht Currie Brownie Pack are first, venture or open to all offe iXECUTIVE LIVING - Enjoy 3 yr. old custom bulk, 4-5 bdrm., arpets, fridge. stove on developed crista James; second Pana Henry and third, Annette Nar- 3589 or 689-1016. (3.28) rec. rm. with pool table, f/p. Ige. kit- ot in Timber Town. 898-5688. Coin & Stamp , yr. around view from the very :isse. brivate patio of this executive chen, 21h baths main fir. & bsmt. Supplies in mint and used ,tyle home, 4 bdrms.. elegant each 1650 sq. ft., greenhouse, hod- 17 Property for Sate tamps. Albums Br Catalogue First Pemberton Brownie Pack winners are first: Jodi iving & dining rms.. Ige. family Houses for Sale scaped, berries & fruit trees. 898- Buying Can. Br U.S. silver Lefebvre; second, Michelle Henry and third, Michelle Ren- 5558. (4.4) 'm.. dble. garage, all 6 ap- 'roperty for sale on Wilson dle. pliances. drapes & the list goes ldrm. home plus bsmt. ** baldi Highlands, dble. carpo 2 bdrm. house for rent in the Wagon :rescent. Zoned RIIA. 3. unit The First Mount Currie Guide Company winners are in and on. Make an appointment Wheel Trailer Court, incl. fridge, apacity, approz. 69x220. Phone o view today. red sundeck, 2 F/Ps, dble. gl; Yrst: Sheila Wallace; second, Sheri James and third, Dawn ALAO D IN w THIS IS A HOME to start with lows, 2584 Boulevard. 89 stove, drapes & carpets. Phone 898- 98-9332 after 6 p.m. Lester. 3113 priced at 543.500 - allows this 1. (4.25) - or 898-3110. . Coin & Stamp Posters going to the district I finals are first: Sheila home to qualify the right buyer 3 bdrm. in Garibaldi Estates., 3070 Wallace; second, Sheri James and third, Sheri Lefebvre. for the Gov't Grant of $2.500. 12 Business Mountrln Hwy. walking distance from all con- North Van Has built-in dishwasher, a small veniences. fireplace, w!w 0 pportuni ties covered deck at rear rRULY AN EXECUTIVE throughout, thermopane windows, is all fenced. This finished basement with rec. room. BE A CHIMNEY SWEEP 156 Livestock 194 Surveying qOME ~ appealing to the most last - call now! bedroom. 3 piece bath and double (our own business - a chimney liscriminating buyer Quality 14 Cafpets HORSE SHOEING hroughout expense spared camoft. 550.500. 898-5825. weep CM clean a chimney, with the Robert 6. Brown & Assoclsta as no hrby Sweep System, in one hour. Irimmlng. servicing. Squamish Area British Columbia Land Surveyor *hermo pane windows. mica Now Open wxt to MwrW *hone Hans Berger aner 7. late entrance floor, lots of I For Sale by Owner I Jationally the average charge is TWIILYto Satmimy and Professional Engineer ,- ;40. Many sweeps are making over 898-3751 BoxPhone Whistler. 932-5426 B.C. losets A warm family home ap- 1o.m em. - 5m p.m. IS. minted with beautiful cedar & 2 ;I.OOO a week. A growing need - CHICKS loor to ceiling heatilator hr: energy crisis has resulted in a Brown egg layers, white leghorns. Serving Squamish. Whistler and Pemberton ireplaces A pleasure to see & lo lramatic increase in wood burning. white 'rocks. Order early, ship Wood smoke deposits flammable ,how Appointments only it& the anywhere. Napier Chick Sales, 6743 HERMON. COTTON :reosote in chimneys. Regular - 216th St., Box 59, Milner, B.C. Dominion' & &BUNBURY British Columhia b FOR THE ECONOMY MIND- :leaning is required to prevent fire Carpets oTlla oLiaolcum ED PERSON - Highlands Way tractive 3 bedroom basemei floor ma VOX ITO. 534.7222. (2.28.M) iamagc. Derby Sweeps International Land Surveyors North. approx I800 sq ft of me with extra bedroom i wiw, 4 appliances, intercom, i - the system that can put you in Cenmic Floor P Wdl Tila Established I886 luxury living in Garibaldi semen! finished. Finished rei fireplaces, pool, cabana, bar- )usincss this month. Phone or write: (Installations & Repairs) Squamish. B.C Highlands Built-in vacuum, wall m. ensuite bathroom & :w becue on fully landscaped fenced CYCLOPS HOLDINGS LTD. I MICHAEL McEWEN 160 Machinery Phone Zenith 6142 oven, Jenn-Air range. all exterior eplaces. Well landscaped lot, fruit trees, metal storage YO228 - 152nd Street 892-3U70 . ~ wall 2"x6" full insulation, ther- iced. Owner works in hous shed, next to park, 590,000. Surrey, B.C. V3R 6N7 LUXURY RANCHER IN mopane windows. 8" insulation Ig. so this one is a quality bui 40412 Cheakamus Way - 898- Phone 112 585-2433 MACHINE SHOP 196 Tree Service me. Full price 545.900. I BRACKENDALE i 1600 sq ft , in ceiling Priced to sell Call for 22 Chimney Cleaning Jobn Tscbopp 3 bdrm. Fireplace divides living viewing now' Kdtting Mrblnc DeaIerh Box 334. Pcmbcrton SQUAMISH DELTA rm & dining rm LOC on Igc lot Vow you can be the Studio Dealer 894-6902 TREE SERVICE [hat backs onto creek Dhle clp & or your area, selling machines and Custom Machining Danger trees. topping. limhing & icccssories from your home or shop. many extras only found in a . DAVE'S BOILER Blacksmith Goods falling 24 hr Answering Service quality home Enthusiasm tp promote the machine Pemberton Meadows at Ryan Creek 898-3403 or 892.5604 s the key. Excellent return available ..(c Darrel McNutt In minimal investment. Interested )arties please reply to Mrs. N. Den- :HIM N EY CLEAN INI Skidder yardcr for sale, 30 ft. tower. TOPPING, LIMBING lis, 4166 Halifax Si., Burnaby. B.C. 898-5245. (4.4) or FALLING Hi-loft is the new conslruclion of the popular Daniadown quilt f5C 3x2. (2/T/M) Flu & Fireplace 1970 CAT D6C, free spool winch, DANGEROUS TREES HI-loft lets the down filling ex and to its fullest extent, and 45' fully insulated lift boom ATTRACTIVE 3 bdrm rancher SERVICEMAN'S DREAM angle blade, ready for logging, maintains the high quality that ianiadown is noted for Hi-loft Vacuum Equipped Cranbrook, $46.500; 1973 D8H Free Estimates - Fully Insured in immaculate condition inside & ensures that the Daniadown is the softesl. most comforlable Appliance franchise on Saltspring Winch & angle blade with tilts. cx- Cdl Im It 898-3479 out A couple of hlocks from quilt you can buy and teamed with our wide range of acces- Island. Expected 1979 gros! Satisfaction Guarrntwd cellent. VancOuver. SI 10,000; 1969 A FRONT DOOR INTO salmon spawning stream, sories. the decoratinp possibilities are endless E5O.QOO. Centrally located ..with YOUR FUTURE Step into a playground, shopping centre & Read our free colour brochure or come and see us One of our showroom workshop & living ac. 8981.3414 988 7 yard bucket. good rubber. runs good, Vancouver, S48.500; 205 Vacuums & Repairs home that is warm and neat Kit- school Great for the young lrained statf will be happy lo help you select the right quilt for you :ommodation. $25.000. Box 561 Dlr. of Sq. Bulldlnl hint Ltc chcn has lots of cupboard space family or retired couple MUST from our wide range Ganges, B.C. VOS IEO. Phone 537, 1975 P&H rough terrain crane. low FILTEX-BEAM BUILT-IN & ample dining area Family rrn BE SEEN 9501. (4.4) hour, Edmonton. $62,500. Phone VACUUM CLEANER SYSTEMS 271 -0343 or 687-2872. (4.4) is all finished including a wet Intercorn - Stereo Intercom bar, dl$o a wood deck off family Grocery business for sale in Har. 29 Driving Schools UNLIMITED WARRANTY room through glass sliding doors disty, Alberta. Excellent growtt Sales, installations. service. Covered sundeck plus a backyard potential. Full grocery operation SOU AMISH 162 Masonry Finished or unfinished homes. all developed fenced & including fresh fruits, meats, vegetables DRIVING SCHOOL Walter Dletzc Happy Pop. Excellent turnover. Foi 7 fruit trees The backyard IS tarn to drive with a qualil SUNRISE MASONRY LTD. 898-5146 details phone (403) 888-3796 located hy A small park which xnsed instructor Full prcparat Custom fireplaces. chimneys and all (4.11) makes it very private The main r driver's examination. types 01 brick and hlock work Free entrance- way is dnnt in select For more information phon2 est R9R-5693 210 Antiques cedar plus tcrrdzzo iiled floor 100 Appliances 892-5058 Thrs home is located on a wcll Dolphin developed sireei in Garibaldi 40268 BRAEMAR DR. - "N( & Repairs Highlands SPRING CLEANING" needc 30 Electricians 170 Painting & Antiques in this spotless bdrm home I Decorating Brltanda Borch Garibaldi ands Picturcsqu SQUAMISH APPLIANCE CANAMEX landscaping2 with lots of Ire( dmidown quilts Itd (nom YUBOIJ~I) & REFRIGERATION CONSTRUCTION COR?. RITE-WAY DECORATORS -I&, maple & fruLc Uces Vancgver,BC 896-2264 Over 10 years of Quality & Servrce" Painting-& paper hanging rockery & veg garden Privac EXPERT REPAIRS Fine qualiry English antique fur. off hack patio Full bsmt wit Sandblasting. etc TO Openniturc. 7 clocks days a& week collectables , IS 38051 2nd Ara (across from the Borlin; Alley) Complete painting service rec room & possible 4th bdrm ALL MAJOR APPLIANCES Elrtrlcal Contrrcllng 898-5000 DETACHED On full WdllS of work bench, lots ( VALLEY FURNITURE Washers Dishwasher! Reg shipments from England Rumm Eigg Dr s2 storage area, beautiful view froi I ' Dryers Ice Equipmen' 12-5M7 Grant (Or qua'lfted living rm window, priced in hig Refrigerators F re e z e rI well land5caped & paved (oss - Commercial Refrig. driveway with 2 ccm patios 44 Garden Supplies 173 Photographers & Cdl 211 Everything Owner will rent for 9295 per mo Waterproof Stain For Wood Photo Supplies JOHN SIMPSON ich black soil, 20 yards delivei for Boating 898-3278 - E!&-- . .28) All Work Guaranteed DUSTY RHODES bun 38 H cruiser, ex-fish boat, CHEM STOP Phaogrnpby and Framing hyaddPq bunks, wood stove. Chrysler I 898-5158 -- - Y Crown motor, sonar, radio, depth STAIN , 104 Accounting d sounder. anchor. winch. S9.500 firm Must sell Ray Hill, R.R 3, . __ Douglas E. Rudy rs om7 DAYS Ganucs. BC 537-2455 This Is a hlgh quality staln, Accredited Public Accountant . >:..~- ~ .r), A WEEK, 9 A.M. TILL 178 Refrigeration. 8 foot CQNVENIENCE STORE in t:?. Accounting - Bookkeeping pram dinghy or sabot, $75.- comparable to otbr brands 6 P.M. DAILY I prime location (several. apart: Bus ine ss $ rv I ccs 898-3427. (4.11) .' ment blocks. high school & on 3R145A Cleveland Ave. Squarnish ***. In 'Ime get your gardc FOR ALL 17' fibreglas3 boat, 80 h p motor & way 10 rlw) yards) package In. 492-591 Y X9R-3 I7 I DUNK'S inc in time to trailer, anchor; IifcJackets. built-tn elujies 3,hdrm Iiv area. wHh nice and see the fru YOUR GARDENING NEEE In a bcarir SDM Business Service Ltd REFRIGERATION 6 APPLIANCE dnks, etc , real good shape Call hackyd , Ige.'siorage area'. hright peach) . I I Y0.q ft . 3 hdrin! Drop In Today'- . accounting, payroolr 892-5359 or 892-3851.. Ask for Stu Store. Ige lot..zoned Comrn 11. "898-3813 ' SERVICE stoIe equipml. (stock extra). hsmi has fin rei rm & bath. Ig income tan ,- ryping hcdm workshop -.,fenced yd Box I809 BUS 892-371C Box 1728, Sqnnmisb Assum,, 5ntg ai .7r; priced 213 Travel & Vacation ;sell' lots of shrubs. all for I $00 Squamish. BC RES R92-3401 898-5656 Open Mon. - Fri. E lo 5 .. 45 Glass & Window MERCURY.. TRAVEL LTD cnntrect & retail sale5 SQlJANflSH SPECIALISTS 106 Beauty Care, Service . (WUAMISHI . , ,, 192 Sporting Goods I367 Winnipeg SI JOAN CASStLL JOYCE CUNNINQHAM DOROThi '. 3LDE Beauty Salons Highland Glmr Lfd. 892-3565 for all pur glau,rpds 898-3226 mmia 8984249 SEC ROADRUNWR* . For, persbnalized uaval ,I Najuial high' potcnpy vitamins. alsc COAST tNl€RIOR -'wood and aluminum wind SPORTING GOODS DON LECKY HELEN YAOEE QRAY MITCHELL reducing plan, lowest prices ii - insulating glass arrangements 892-9027 m2-3W5 8984588 FOR ALL YOUR I GARlBALDl TRAVtL Canada. prompt service, frei ~ storm windows BUILDING SUPPLIES 'HOCKEY EQUIPMENT WAYNE MITCHELL RONNIE McCARTNEY Catalogue. Write: Vitamin Discount - windshields Box SBO ' 898-3681 39655 Gov't Rd. OVEPW41TEA PLAZA Garibaldi Highlands. B C 888-3142 8984941 by Mail, Box 69337 - a. Station 'K' - styefronts' Call 892-5323 Vancouver. BG-V-W.4W5. (4.18 892-3031 898.3694 I. . .~~,~ .~ . I .-.- r- .. .. _...... 1. L '.6. .. 1. , _. . I b-., I '. :e, .. .. . I ...... -.- d' ' I. .s, Tho Squrmlrh Tlmw - Wednesday, April 4, 1979 --Pago 1

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we+, the date of .this notlce and noon of the day .of nomination. The nomination paper .may be in ?he form prescribed in the Municipal' Act, and shall,state tha name, u&hce-anchxcupation of the person being nominated in such a manner as to sufficiently identify such candidate. Gordon from .Prince George sday from 930 a.m. to I1:30 Valerie Hillstrom sang "Hungry YQrs", "We're All Alone" In the event of a pool being necessary, such poll will be opened at: hfie en)oyla- an ertenaed a.m. Thes-w'in bT $2 per and "1 Don't r&to- Talk AboutItnXt& pemberton+WTIS--MS Ph. D. holiday with her sister and session. For more information Municipal Hdl Secondaq School eoneert 'Beautiful Noise,, Mmqunm Ekwnluy School brother-in-law, Ardis and Bob phone teacher Lisa Frederick at Brian Swimme-Adolphe, son Professor Adolph obtained his Brsrkendde Elcmcnruy School Lawrence. Judy planned 894-6483 UT secretary;trmr =fttslicand 3tanmAdolphof - tducatiorr-with-- the ~ high tu on Saturday the 5th day of May 1979 between the hours of return to Prince George on the Chris Adamson at 894-6642. Fountain Indian Band near academic standings he obtained. 8. Pemberton- - .. - - - Council Briefs- eighi o'clock in the forenoon and eight o'clock in the af- Lillooet and nephew of Chief He is currently professor of Mrs. F.E. Decker is to be ad- be given the power to delegate ternoon of which every person is hereby required take Victor Adolph, has received his Physics and Mathematics at the tb vised that Council is planning to inspections to other Regional notice and govern himself accordingly. Doctarate .inP!losophy, __ Universiq PugeL Sound. rectify the-drainage problems in Dist. Builaingliiipecfofi-andlor AI€ Thcre will be rmubite-pthrthe Sgnamish Gmral Pemberton Generals Professor Adolph received his Professor Adolph has many Blocks 3 and 4 by a com- the Village works foreman. Hospital between 9:OO a.m. and 1O:OO a.m. on Saturday, May early education in a Jesuit spon- relatives in Mount Currie. prehensive drainage program to Work. to commence Im- sored preparatory school and Sh, 1979 and at Squamish Senior Citizens' Home during le be started in 1979 and that m-ediately in the re-construction hraduated in 1968. His hours of I 1:OO a.m. and I2:OO noon on May 5th. 1979. in fourth position There will also be an Advance Poll held on Friday, the when the properitch in Block 3 of the public works building. university education was in are connected to the sewer The village's public works __ Washington, California and Bake sale 27th day of April, 1979 between the hours of 8:30 i the By COLLEENlANKE shot from the point and Jim system, the sewage problem in program is now tu report direc- Forenoon and p.m. in the afternoon at the S mish - ~- Oregon, as well asqarof Ad- 4:30 picked up the rebound. vmt;A:- trthrPembertorr Municipal Hall only. the ditch should be eliminated. tly tocouncil. vanced stud9 in Durham, they did it! The hockey ~~~~~i~ Madinski made his *** Alderman Perkins has been Legion is holding a Bake Sale Given under my hand at Squamish. B.C.. th' 0th day of per ' England. .p". season is over and the Pem- I nf the q- and Tea at the Community Hall March, 1979 berton Generals are in fourth Bilxthe&,n the .seminar "Airborts - their suitable truck for the village While in California, Professor on April 7th. W.N. Bloxbm, - Returnlog Officer.

cancelled in order to get the tir four minutes of play was *** Mr. Ralph Dunbar was playoffs underway. The Bruce Taylor again with a Permission was granted to thanked for his work and help Generals played their last game scrambie in front of the net. Ron Rznvitle- of Pemberton given 10 the council and village on Wednesday night against Francis Madinski getting the Sports and Leisure for the use of and received the best wishes- of Britannia and brought home a assist. the village logo on wearing ap- council. 9-0 victory and with it a fourth Jim Martin played an out- parel and souvenirs. *** - place standing in th playoffs. standing game. He put goal *** Mr. Thomas W.-Wmd WKS Should be some very interesting number eight away off of Dave- The Regional Dist. Building appointed Clerk-Treasurer for hockey coming up. Stennett and with it made his Inspector is to be appointed the villane of Pemberton ef- The game Wednesday night first hat trick of the season. Jim "Sewer Inspector" and ihat hk. fective April I. opened after seconds of play also made a fourth goal and the with Jim Martin and Francis ninth and final one of the game Madinski putting in the winning with Leigh Pipe and Jay Beattie goal. The second goal was made assisling. by Francis ,Madinski from the Jim Martin, Leigh Pipe and point with Jim Martin assisting. Heinz Zurcher are the .team's Jim Martin geft'ag his second top scocers. Greg Burt made his fifth shutout. Not bad far a high- &...r3 . ..._' _--goal of the nigh". I Dut our third , .... " ,. one away off of JayBehttie. Jay weyman. 1 M ,BUSY.MONTHS AHEAD. FOR CHAMBER

The Chamber of Commerce has three enobjectives . Organizations and individuals are invited to speak, this year. The first is the construction and opening of a listen, learn and debate the effects of growth and its implications at a tourist booth for this summer. Community Forum on The second is to open a business information office in Pemberton and the third is the development of the Pem- berton Exhibition Park (PEP) grounds,. 4 spwd transmission tddinl rur SUI rally stripa rocker panel moldin1 A concession stand has been built and is ready to move -. . to the grounds. Poles and rails are now being cut to fence the honl disc brakes buckit sub honl say bar inside hood rsluso grounds. custom stmrini rhwl lilhtsd ashtray tt GmwMItmakves The Chamber needs your support. Come to the meeting rur bumper [urrds color keyed carpatint April IO at Signal Hill at 7338 pm. There will bea guest .drip rail moldinp lull rhwl covers speaker from the B.C. Chamber of Commerce. spare tire cover body pin stripes nay bar Price includes pre-srrrice 6 lreifht - br British CohmbiaU Evening Open Meeting: Tuesday, April 10,8 pm .SULFUR IN THE All-Day Forum: Wednesday, April li,9am to 5 pm WAS Hotel Vancouver BIRKENHEAD RIVER $5201 @*$45 4 9 Panel discussion, open forums 3) "Grow@ Rates for British Columbia: and workshops will consider: shall our province grow?" - Bob Lawrence, Fish and Wildlife officer of the Pem- How bergon area, has reported approximatey 250 tons of sulphur I)"Setting Priorities for Growth. 4) "Assessing the Oualrty of Growth: The Direction and Trade-offs" hat kind of gmwth do we want?" in the Birkenhead River after the BCR derailment. 2) "Forecasting. Planning and 5) "Land Use Planning: Twenty-eight cars were derailed, and IO of the cars were Public Involvement" How else can we draw the map?" carrying sulphur. Mr. Lawrence reports that the sulphur is in 1600 MARINE DRIVE solid form and that fish and wildlife are in no danger at. Nod h Vancouver 980-3431 This program, which will involve speakers from many present. EL'S Laqrst AYC hap Dulir DLOllOdA different fields of activity, is sponsored by: The sulphur covers approximately 300 yards of river B.C. Hydro Em toyers' Council of British Columbi bonum above the fish hatCtrey-rrear WxtkmrI. k.. -- 0 ~~~Tu.iia- R8-Etdercibzens brganrzation ot BE. British Columbia Energy Commission * The Mining Association of- ' British Columbia Federation of Agriculture British Columbia Mounf Currie . British Columbia Telephone Company The Royal Bank of Canada British Columbia Wildlife Federatron Canadian Saentifc Pollution and Canadian National Railway Company Environmental Control sodety youth group Conshrners' Assodation of Canada Union of B.C. Muniapalies (MshColumbia 1958) * The Vamver Board of Trade The Mount Currie Christian - Council of Forest lndustnes of . The Canadian Trend Report Youth group meets on the first British Columbia Nbodward's Stores Limited and third Thursday of each - month in the Mount Currie ------Community School library from 7 to IO p.m. - Young people from grade 8 Y d and up art -invited. ~masi .- .d . - . Registration Form- films, discussions, refreshments, and a sing soqg are enjoye,d at R * SERVICE In order to assure your participatian in this Forum we are asking you to provide the I tollowing preregistration lnformatlon by April 6 the latest. each meeting. L at All young people are welcome' * PARTS d NallW A - for information phone Sister .' G B * EXCHANGE CQMPONENTS rme of Fie& of lnbresl V Benedicta. J - L E, FOR ,YOUR . Address. - Phone No Annual meeting Although thec.kno fee to attend the Foruh, them will6e a speaker at the luncheorr * DETROIT DlESEL ENGINES ' on AprU 11. tl you are planning to join us for lunch, please mark YES r! The * Pemberton Valley and a S!i charge will be coliected at the door. Dyking District will hold its * ALLISON GEARS - - .annual meeting of land owners lo help us plan space, please indicate your first and at the Commurrity Hall at 8 p.q. G.M. DIESEL * TWIN DISC GEAQS second molce of .the workshops llsted above. on ,April I I. REPLACEMENT PARTS 1-0 213 30 40 50 Copies bf the 1978 Financial SINCE 1968 * ROCKFORD CLUTCHES , -, Please mail this form to: R. W. Shemio. 970 Burrard Street. 0 Statement are available on Vancouver, B.C. V6Z 1Y3 Telephone: 663-2406 request at the District Office in b the Municipaj Building or at the meeting. ALLINONEHOSE .L(lhLGdnEIIlLLLd arSMALLJ3NTYHOSE rJISDFlMOCHA, NUDElSPICE, WHlTElBElGE or WHlTElSPlCE

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