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imeand Pharrnaciy‘ ?dedica td., I the forest industry’s bargaining Brooke Brewer eagerly rides the rapids of the Mamquam River on Saturday as part of the fourth annual .Re I *AnilRanqp, stalled. Mamquam River Whitewater Festival. ”’ ”‘* ’-*”Rllowing deals being struck in the ohhem and southern Interior and with non-FIR member companies, the Dawgs bit by “c”a”,!$~o~~fWbsides returned to the bargaining Dentists, doctors want fluoride back in water iere. Nowootable and produced a tentative deal eraof sawmill. e informabon 1Thursday. Greg Gardner sweeps ------.Voting to ratify the deal in IWA Referendum sought Vancouver in noney downL&al 2 17 1, which covers Squamish, for this fall home stand JPbarge .to oneever! .yeaf NGras mostly done over the weekend. =ahon, busmes! Results of the vote were not avail- GALLACHER MHZ compute1 BY DARREN ?r and scanned& by press time, but Local 2171 Reporter f Index 1-888-855-552.dsidentDarrell Wong confident was Top Story A3 hg members would approve the deal. After seven years of seeing : “[It] seems to me the employer had Squamish dental health decline, local i Opinion A6 {ICs. Uncovea large number of concessions on the dentists and physicians want fluoride . Love, health i Letters A6-7 irate and affordtable when the deal was done re-introduced to the water supply. and Valley Voice A1 0 ‘ 1-900-451-707‘therewere no concessions,” he said A delegation led by Coast Garibaldi Thursday. “We wouldn’t have accom- Health Unit health officer Dr. Paul : sports B1 lished what we did without the Martiquet made a presentation to : SQTV B7 INS. Caflada’?t*ke ’9 council July 4, asking a fluoridation rRe1ations hips Classifieds B6 ce: Live & confi The new agreement gives workers a question be added to a referendum on min. 1-900-677 1 M1O.www.mystWO per cent raise in each of the three the airport planned for October. In response, council directed to staff Wendy Magee shows a picture of tooth decay provided in a negotiated settlement, so I to develop a referendum question. Coun. ‘‘5’; a report by Coast Garibaldi Health recommending water flouridation. membershi o! uess it’s good for everybody,” Keith A 1993 referendum to remove fluo- i Study, study, study, [I111 herica’s o fdes. ,ush, International Forest Products ride from Squamish’s water supply aJmost total tooth decay treated under year per person. it on &I slwlfmicl let it clearin house 1-m&=7(Interfor) south coast general- manag-- passed 1,759 to 1,209, five years after general anesthetic at Squamish Dr. Lawrence Vanzella, who has collect dust. mer,:‘1 said Friday. a similar referendum faiIed 755 to General Hospital. The patients were been a dentist in Squamish for 26 Work on two electrical transformers 2,O 19. about four years old. years, told council he’s treating far COUN.RAJ KAHLOM PAGE A3 :\ pz{$$i&tgnterfor’s sawmill that would have The local medical community Since the operating room at SGI-I more children for cavities and dental 1. ball W-mrequjred a shutdown was also corn- expects this referendum to pass opened in the fall of 1998 to dental decay in recent years. ,.corn. Websitrpleted . during the strike. This allowed because Municipal Act now requires surgery at least 60 children with simi- Children’s diets or dental habits b11 operations to resume Monday, 50 per cent approval, down from the lar decay have been treated under gen- haven’t really changed, he said. I some operations like heli-log- 60 per cent required prior to 1999, and eral anesthetic. This does not include “The lack of fluoride in our water. mthOughIGS - Durablf 0- !ered Alj-Steeglng were already happening Friday. because they have documented an children under two who must be That’s the only thing that’s changed.” YO“ Martiquet said about 50 per cent of eFacto to suit -Direc “My biggest concern as we go back increase in tooth decay. referred to Children’s Hospital, older OC~SSS%II e>[tO work] is the continued harassment, A package presented to council that children referred to Vancouver or cases the Canadian population uses a water the protest activity in the Elaho,” said included information on fluoridation treated at dental offices. source with fluuridation, though B.C. -i~s h. and a letter outlining the medical com- Conservative estimates put each lags behind. ~/or~tsLar e< “NOWit’s time for us to focus on the munity’s concerns bore the names of surgery between $1,300 and $2,000. Dr. Skai Stevenson, representing 13-7987.S;llecnce 1979 %iggger issues of getting back to work dentists from the Squamish, Parkside, The equipment needed to add fluo- local physicians, told council: “It’s onc lail: infoatro4d making money,” said Wong, “and Garibaldi and Highiands dental clin- ride to the water supply is estimated at of the easiest, cheapest things council dealing with all the international boy- ics. about $30,000, with a yearly fluoride can do to show they care for the health =&tts and environmental protesters.” It also included recent pictures of supply costing one or two dollars per of Squamish’s citizens.” r ‘84 and new&...... +ins, consign ? finance pack S: er RV Centre I@ This Week ?r-rv.com. =$et on the bus Celebrating parks credi&CTransit discusses commuter service to Whistler Canada’s Parks Day coming up Saturday :, crew cab$., A3 ’ent-Takeoverakinglepo’s broke/ Lg Call Thc it to Victoria A bout Town e 300-993-3673 Squamish’s forestry select committee meets minister Maureen Gilmour has your community events b AS Wnderrnere I Sea to Sky Real Estate 892-357 1 I A2 Tuesday, July 1 I, 2000 B The Chief MI Squamish, B.C. 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IIIUII’i*- eounci The Moon I THE ISSUE: To have council request an easement be granted to the District of Squamish for a right-hand turn lane on the BCR i$s for - - -_- - - __ ------______- Properties property up for sale at Cleveland Avenue and Buckley Avenue. pnst 1. ‘qY 4. :&ct Se YES YES YES YES YES YES YES :# I .$enen THE ISSUE: To send a letter to the Vancouver-Whistler 2010 Bid Corporation emphasizing Squamish’s prominent location and * strategic role as a gateway and a logical midway point for accommodation and sports facilities. ynt!Ping up &j $0.: New Moon First Quarter Full Moon Last Quarter i YES YES YES YES YES YES July 30 August 7 July 16 July 24

The- -- .--__Tides ____ ._ - IYouthwantaduhsinvohre~ ~ BY DAWN GALLAGHER In every category, education, Drinking and driving drew 44 per cent had never talke Reporter awareness and adult input was some of the most specific sug- to a family adult about STD cited. For both drug/alcohol gestions. The students wanted 69 per cent had never had Date Low Tide (feet) High Tide (feet) Squamish youth.want more use and unprotected sex, the to see free cab rides for teens, sexual intercourse; July 11 - 1 :46 a.m. (14.82) education and adult involve- students put early (elementary designated drivers at gradua- 33 per cent did not use a b88.26 i 9:20 a.m. (4.86) 4:47 p.m. (13.01) ment when it comes to sex, school) education and more of tion, and a guest speaker at condom last time they had Adult a 9:OS p.m. (I 1.17) - drugs, alcohol, racism and it as priorities, with peer school talking about the sex; hhckey I July 12 2126 a.m. (14.37) bullying. involvement. impact a drunk driver had on 18 per cent are current &me ti 1O:Ol a.m. (4.1 1 ) 542 p.m. (I 3.82) This information came out Parents must talk to their their life. smokers; $gSO fo 10: 16 p.m. (1 1.54) - of a Health Action Workshop children; the students suggest- They also wanted more 40 per cent have tried mari-$56.52. July 13 - 3:05 a.m. (I 3.95) held in Squamish last month, ed classes for parents so they police road checks, no adver- juana; 10:39 a.m. (3.52) 6:25 p.m. (14.40) following the release of the will be able to talk about sex tising for alcohol on television 13 per cent planned suicide 11:17 p.m. (1 1.60) - McCreary Adolescent Health especially. They also wanted and adults to talk to kids about in the past year; July 14 - 3144 a.m. (13.61) Survey I1 conducted in B.C. more accessible resources and drinking and driving. 31 per cent were physically 11: 15 a.m. (3.09) 7:Ol p.m. (14.76) schools in 1998. - “free condoms everywhere.” The McCreary Adolescent sexually harassed in the past July 15 12:07 a.m. (1 1.49) 4:24 a.m. (I 3.34) The workshop involving 39 Suggestions on bullying and Health Survey I1 was a fol- year; I 150 a.m. (2.82) 7:32 p.m. (14.96) local ,high school students and racism were also similar, with lowup to one conducted in 41 per cent spent at least July 16 12149a.m. (I I .27) 5:04 a.m. (1 3.12) representatives of several the need for awareness and 1992. It was filled out by one hour a week playing 12:25 p.m. (2.72) local service agencies was education of both perpetrators 26,000 students in B.C., 446 computer games; Iar4 counl organized by the Coast and victims cited. in the Howe Sound School 66 per cent volunteered djnjmal Garibaldi Health Unit, which Both suggested stricter District. Some of the statistics helping family and friends in Reaching The Chief recently released a report. penalties, but mediation was a specific to the corridor: the past year; The students identified theme under racism. One sug- 30 per cent believe they are 52 per cent have used mari- drug/alcohol use, unprotected gestion was to have perpetra- overweight; juana at least once; By Mail: BY BY sex, racism, drinking/driving tors share their reasons instead 26 per cent hateldislike 30 per cent have used mari- Box 3500 Phone: t:‘:: Fax: and bullying as the top five of simply suspending them. going to school; juana in .the last month; Squamish (604) (604) issues. They then looked for The students also wanted to 8 per cent brought a 31 per cent had their first B.C. VON 892-9 16 892-84 see parents involved, at least weapon to school in the last younger.alcohoJic drink at age 12 or stemI to take to find solutions E-mail: sqchief @ uniserve.com f to these issues. partly to educate them. month; Elaho 1 l ‘&he co 3--:---- RACE& COMPANY Barristers, Solicitors & Mediators iYt1-Iogl Wetmore Motors Ltd. EST. 1973 ,plecedei.“ Fam\/y Owned & Operated for Over 53 Years - DriverSVVKJnkd DROP IN AND MEET ICBC AND OTHER INJURY CLAIMS A WITH OUR FRIENDLY EXPERIENCED

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BY DARRENGALLACHER a shelf and let it collect dust. Reporter We need something done ~ quickly.” A meeting between council “The place to start is proba- and BC Transit’s board of bly to establish a dialogue directors Wednesday pro- be tween In trawes t, the district duced a verbal ggreement to and the resort municipality,” look into starting commuter said Lonsdale. bus service between Squarnish She said there needs to be a and Whistler. study to see if people would The meeting was part of a be willing to use transit, espe- tour of the corridor by the BC cially since an attempt by Transit board and some of BC Maverick Coach Lines to cre- Transit’s executives that ate a commuter service a few included stops in Whistler and years ago was unsuccessful. Pem berton. BC Transit chair George While in Squamish, the Chen said they would have to

board presented , Squamish know the impact to the provin- with a plaque commemorating cial budget and Squamish tax- 10 years of transit in payers. Squamish. “Financial should be a major The discussion of commuter part, but it should not be the buses to Whistler was mainly only part,” commented spurred by the recent intro- Kahlon, who said he’d like to duction of a similar service see 20 buses a day running between Pemberton and the north and south out of resort. Squamish. “We know there’s a lot more “When you’re talking 20 travel between Squamish and buses, you’re talking $7 mil- IAN JACQUESnHE CfflEF Whistler than between lion before you put gas in the More than 1,000 people turned Alice Lake into a magical spectacle of fights Pemberton and Whistler,” tank,” said board member and and colour Saturday night during the second annual Squamish Lantern Festival. Mayor Corinne Lonsdale said, Kelowna Mayor Waiter Gray. citing provincial figures of A discussion around inte- 600 cars per day to Whistler grating school service into and 1,000 to Vancouver. Squarnish Transit’s system Plane trouble closes highway Steve New, BC Transit vice- was much shorter and less president of municipal sys- conclusive. BY IANJACQUES lanes of Hwy. 99 at Fire crews and ambuiance iators &ti-logging protesters took f tems, said the Pemberton BC Transit CEO Bob Irwin Reporter Brandywine Falls for approx- personnel responded as well route was initiated because of said the idea is still new, but imately one hour after getting and were on stand-by its thc the lack of employee housing some limited success has been A lost plane landed safely at the call. plane flew overhead search- rfor) application for a i in Whistler. He said the achieved in Kelowna. Squamish Municipal Airport Const. Ray Bernoties of ing for the best place to land. anti-protesting injunc- Squamish situation would Duplication of service should on Wednesday after a harrow- Whistler RCMP said they “Fortunately, Blackcornb in B.C. Supreme Court / have to be studied, adding it is be avoided, he said, as it is all ing flight and a near landing received a number of differ- helicopters arrived and guid- a uniquely long distance for a public money. on Hwy. 99. ent reports of where the pilot ed the plane to Squamish Supreme Court daily commute. He also said “It’s about getting the right Just after I :30 p.m. Whistler wanted to land, but finally Airport where it landed safe- nald Brenner said i large employers should be mindset with the school RCMP responded to a call came up with one spot. ly,” Bemoties said. judges involved dis- included, noting Intrawest has boards so they’re willing to from Search and Rescue to “Wc blocked both sides of “There were a few tcnse matter and noted i agreed to provide and undeter- talk,” said Irwin. assist in landing the plane. the highway, lit some flares moments, but everyone did a re are people involved in mined amount of financial Finding a willing school dis- A Cessna 172 out of and put up some cones under great job and the helicopter edings who can- support for the Pemberton trict is difficult, however, and Whittier, Calif. with two pas- the Hydro lines to make them arriving when it did played a [.t be in two places at one i commuter service. it creates significant labour sengers aboard experienced more visible,” Bernoties said. huge part in getting the plane “It’s time for some action,” issues. B .C.’s four-ki lometre mechanical difficulties and “We had it all set up for him down.” an The injunction hearing was f Coun. Raj Kahlon said. minimum for school bus ser- was caught in bad weather. and if he needed to, he could None of the passengers - Police- blocked off four have made a safe landing.” were injured in the incident. t to begin Monday. “Study, study, study, put it on vice also creates problems. i254 ~~~ ~ ~ ~~~ ~~ i46 - Quality Cleaning “Your Carpet & Upholster

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News yw ,’/ Dial Forestry group meets minister before you l:mi for not rcopcriing t tic BY DARRENGALLAGHER Coalition for Sustainable tree licence ;ind the Sea Reporter Forests, Squamish Nation and to Shy corridor.” he said. Pro t ec t ed A re as S t rat cgy ;e coIntact International Forest Products’ “We’re trying to be proac- (PAS). SQUAMISH GAS CO. LTD. (24 hours) at 892-5455 (Interfor) Squamish Lumber tive,” said Dhalla, “to ensure The 1996 PAS resulted iri The community task force BEFORE COMMENCING ANY EXCAVATION formed in response to anti- and Empire Logging divi- the situation does not repeat five new parks xid brought with the loggers not being the protected :ires of the in downtown Squamish, Dentville, North Yards, Government Rd logging protests began its sions, as well as the compa- Gari baldI Estates, Hospital Hill and Val leycltffe subd tvis I oil s ny’s public relations firm. able to work.” Squaniish Forest District to prime goal of lobbying the We’ll mark buried gas lines. province Thursday with what They are currently looking He pointed out unpaid log- 22 per cent. participants called “a positive for a tourismhecreation rep- gers mean fewer customers “I think he got it.” Rush said Remember,. -Safety First. rl‘ *? meeting” with Forests resentative to sit on the com- for local merchants. Dhalla of the group’s messagc thc 4?\lis’y. SQUAMlSH GAS CO. LTB. bS inister Jim Doyle in mi ttee. also noted investment in the province needs to intcrvcric. Interfor south coast general mill. which maintains and “We hope that ht. will do “Overall I felt it was a step manager Keith Rush said creates jobs, does riot happen what he can In his ability to the right direction,” Friday the committee’s pur- without a reliable supply of get L-eovernment to titkc ;i firin r of Comrnercc pose is to lobby the landown- ti mber. stand.” said Dhalla. sjdent Shabbir Dhalla said er (the provincial govern- The 13- non nth shutdown of However, the ministcr did ment) to show leadership, to the sawmill resulted in sever- not commit to any spccitic ents the com- ensure no more of the work- al businesses closing, Dhalla act ions. and retail aspect of ing forest is lost and to put in said. Mayor Corinne Lonsdalc. uamish on the select com- a true light the efforts and The hour-long meeting with who arranged the meeting hich was formed by small numbers of preserva- Doyle went well, they both with Doyle, asked the minis- tionists. said, with the minister ter to arrange a meeting fi>r t includes representatives “All of us support the notion expressing sympathy and the task force with the provin- council, IWA, the So0 of integrated land use in the u n ders t an d i n g , ;in d s u ppor t cial cabinet.

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If VON 3G0 -- Canadian politics - a new Day, to be precise, as Ib UStockwell Day came from relative obscurity as he i Alberta’s Treasurer to the leader of Canada’s second-largest :ha1 political party, the Canadian Alliance. iruis LWZNNLl Pm2,AZ-zB ! Gallons of ink have already been spilled over Day’s victory MY CoylFTmOlr i over Reform Party founder and would-be prime minister imoi Preston Manning, but we’d like to take our own look at the aY ‘ issue - from a local angle. West Vancouver-Sunshine Coast Ilmo, i Alliance MP John Reynolds has been an unabashed Manning rom supporter from day one of the leadership contest -and while ollei he has emerged from the contest free of the mudslinging of Tha some of his colleagues, he can’t be too happy with the result. qat s i. Which moves us to speculate that Reynolds’ recent move to ncoi i the Sunshine Coast from his former West Vancouver digs now /as o < i may not just be for the fresher air. With the change of address, he’s still within the same federal riding, but were he to jump Nov Penny Graham ng D.dhl;mL.,p i to provincial politics, he now finds himself in the provincial oi I ULJIlJllCI riding of Powell River-Sunshine Coast - a riding which just lY Pl i happens to be represented by former Liberal leader and now IY a NDP minister Gordon Wilson. i With possibly limited opportunities for advancement under i a Day-led Alliance and the chance to jump back into provincial waters not only as a qualified ex-minister, but also a giant han killer, Reynolds might want to consider his options. Editcwou LETTERS TO THE EDITOR IrtS 1 Aped Tim Shoults the case before the courts. Mayor and Council, yet there is still no major forest bs fi ...... Editor Balanced reporting could have inquired and reported company in Squamish producing a finished iish ! Thanks for the uiaeon on why the RCMP charged into the home of a locally product such as doors, moldings or furniture. IJ C.A. (Cathy) Burwood i ,410n Operations Manager ’ well-known community member, throwing him to the It is worth noting that a growing number of U.S. an(,overe ground and arresting him naked at gunpoint. global corporations such as Home Depot will not DarrenIan JacGa4 lagherues i help, Squamish We are, after all, talking about a citizen who in spite chase wood from ancient rainforests and it’s li Reporters of serious health issues, is the President of the there will be no buyers in the near future. The su Dianne Hathaway Editor, Britannia Beach Community Association, a long for cutting of 1,000-year-old trees begins and end Ulla Martin i The people of Squamish are fantastic! standing Volunteer Firefighter who even served as few small towns like Squamish. We are supposed Ad Rep resen tat i rvs i i We are members of the North Road Racing Pigeon Chief and is well respected for work with youth both in attracting more tourists and business, but Coun. Juslin Glen had Britannia and Squamish. supports boycotts. It was embarrassing to read in t .. .. Brent Morrison i Society and we a race from Rogers Pass on June Grcip/ric Desi,qric.r.s i 1 1, that turned out very badly. The birds ran into In B.C. Supreme Court, Justice Randall Wong grant- Vancouver Sun that she has targeted a Shakes weather or wind that turned them out your way instead ed an absolute discharge for Bill Small who plead arts troupe from B.C., Ontario and Oregon Mary- Billy of to the Lower Mainland. What should have been a guilty to cultivating marijuana, citing a 2-1 split deci- Squamish for a five-day cultural festival, brandin Bev Anderson six- to seven-hour race became a marathon and the sion by the B.C. Court of Appeal. The dissenting Diana Merritt birds ended up in the Pimberton Valley and Squamish. Judge found the law against possession of marijuana Laila Michcll Audrey Spencer There were only four birds in race time and about 50 was out of step with the Charter of Rights and Accmttititig by the end of the second day out of about 400. Freedoms, finding marijuana less harmful than alcohol Jill Smith That is the bad news. The good news is that the folks or tobacco. ness as manager of the Super 8 Motel. When these peo share oflice ICfmNgi~r who live in your area are endlessly kind. The first bird Squamish will need to embrace a host of issues as ple return home, can you imagine what they will tel Barry Fryer was found by Debbie Pietla. She notified the local pressure from outside the community increase. their friends, families and business associates abou Squan Dist rihic t ion radio station and allowed her name and phone number There is an opportunity to take advantage of change their Squamish reception? The article also states tha The fa Diane Soares to be broadcast so that others could report birds and get and build upon the values that keep most of us in the Magee branded WCWC “a bunch of parasites anccouncil Circwiurioti Sicpt>nisor i tips on helping the racing pigeons. Debbie also tracked corridor. losers.” tion. Jo-Ann Daffcrn down one of our members in order to return the bird. Alienation of our youth robs us of the best and bright- A reality check about environmentalist groups suck I am H RcJceptiotiist She picked up and arranged to deliver 16 birds so far. est future. Confrontation mutes dialogue...... A huge thank-you to her from the owners of those Do we want to embrace an American-style ‘Drug Tclc~phone (603)892-9 I6 1 birds! War’ in our community, where good guys wear white FkU Litie To others who fed and watered birds in their yards or and bad guys get taken down western style? (603) 892-8483 caught them and contacted Debbie, we want you to Ralph Fulber know how much your efforts were appreciated. The Britannia Beach E-mcd birds are slowly making their way home. All they need- EditorS note: the names of those charged with [email protected] i ed was little feed and water and some time to recov- offences under the Criminal Code are matters of pub- ...... : a YenrIj. Subscriptions i er. They also had to wait until the weather lifted so they lic record once charges are formally sworn before a Home Delivery could fly home. justice of the peace. It is The Chief’s policy to name (Squamish Area) i In all the years that we have been racing (32 years for suspects who have been formally charged with ofences $42.80 our family loft) we have never seen such interest and if such information is available at press time. Canadian Mail Delivery i kindness to our birds when they were in trouble. $130.00 US. (Second Class) i Squamish you are wonderful! Council ‘a study in contradictions’ $140.00 CDN Debbie is going to be away for a little while so if any- Editor, Overseas one wants to report a bird or get more information It seems every time I read a local or Vancouver paper $24 1 .OO CDN please call me collect at (604) 530-6371. there is always some negative article or letter about the Marg Jackson weird things that happen in Squamish and your front ...... Langley page photo on June 27 reminded me of a scene from Canada Post Jurassic Park. When a reality check is done this Mayor Publication Mail Sales i Do we want a drug war? and Council is certainly a study in contradictions. Product Agreement i Editor, We are led to believe there will be a downtown and No. 251828 In a recent issue the Squamish Chief reported yet waterfront revitalization, but they support downtown another grow operation bust, this time at Britannia. industrialization with woodchip piles, hog fuel and Reproduction of my i material contained in this i The usual editorial discretion was waived and the par- more railway tracks. We are given the slogan “Outdoor publication is expressly i ties subject to the search were named. Although details Recreation Capital of Canada” but they consider envi- forbidden without the prior i were sketchy it was maintained that these were “pro- ronmentalist groups the enemy. We are supposed to be consent of the publisher. i fessional” operations. a close-knit community, but because of their actions Test of Metal top-notch affair again Curiously the article directly pasted directly above this community has been divided. Editor, this report was a retraction from The Chief that had The majority of residents do not work in forestry and The Test of Metal does it again! First class organiz- falsely reported that Squamish Council had endorsed a Squamish has become more than just another logging ers. First class volunteers. Best of all, first class spec- local business boycott of environmental groups! town, yet this is not reflected on council, who appear tators cheering us on when the fuel ran low. Great race Maurt Perhaps we should allow our judicial system to deal subservient to the forest industry and fast-track deci- Squamisb ! with allegations before we prejudice the readers of The sions on anything forestry-related, regardless of the Chief, who may be called for jury duty to judge upon outcome. Forestry companies are well represented by

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for Newport Editor, right to cany out their work without harass- der Ciistomers I am pleased to report that as part of the Test ment. When the police, the courts, and the If Metal weekend I successfully completed provincial government fail to uphold the he Linda Carney Rotary Cares Celebrity industry’s legal rights to proceed with Newpon :hallenge Race on my unicycle. I have the approved and permitted logging, innovative Cobbler ruises and sore muscles to prove it! steps have to be taken to set things straight. We Q) My goal was to double last year’s pledge wish you well in your undertaking to lobby W a 1 mount of $800, and I am ecstatic to be able to Victoria for quicker action against those pro- c 2nd Ave (d c( ay that I did far better than that, raising testers who interfere with the results of due Q) lmost $2,500 for this excellent local charity, process. .om a wide range of family, friends, as well as The Government of B.C. must understand dleagues and contractors at the pulp mill. that the integrity of all Land Use Plans is Thank you and a tip of my helmet to all those undermined when Victoria does not actively iat supported me, through either pledges or support the consensus decisions that produce a icouragement along the route. Heaven Land Use Plan. Outside players, with an insa- lows I needed every bit of support I got. That tiable appetite for preservation, have no regard as one punishing ride! for either the democratic process within the Now let’s see... what can I do next year? If community or the financial and social conse- ling from two wheels to one wheel tripled quences of their actions. They must not be y pledges, what would going to no wheels... allowed to revisit government-approved plans 7th y a pogo stick, bring in? and threaten the job security and community Bob Grantham stability that these very processes promised. Squamish We applaud you for fully recognizing the significance of the forest industry to the econ- nniversary - ianks for all the Test support omy and social welfare of your community, 1 Editor, and for your willingness to take direct action Wow! Do we have a community that sup- on behalf of your citizens and the democratic Sale iorts mountain biking! Over 250 volunteers process. Your stand is encouraging to all I I ielped with the 2000 Test of Metal and did resource-dependent communities. I I obs from stuffing envelopes to building the Share Cariboo Chilcotin Resources I I I inish chute. You all deserve a huge thank you! Bee Hooker, Co-Chair I I I Along with the sunshine and smiling mud Williams Lake I I overed faces of the competitors - the volun- I I I :ers stood out in their purple shirts. Very cool. A Jitter-free story I I I Special thanks to IGA, Tim Horton’s, Coyote . Editor, I I lantina and the Howe Sound Inn and Brewing I wanted to write to you a little story that I I I Iompany for supplying us with food to keep happened on the way home from our walk to I I s going all weekend and to the Squamish I town. I had baby in the backpack and my I I hergency Program for providing first aid. three-year-old in the stroller. We got onto the I 1 [ope you are all available next year! trail that takes us back home and where my I We could not do it without you. What a toddler gets walk. off to I a !

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A10 R Tuesday, July 11, 2000 The Chief Squamish, B.C. THE CHIEF Edir0r.J enquities Please contact The Chief Box 3500,38117 Second Avenk Squamish, British Columbia VON Phone: 892-9161 Fa: 892-844 E-mail: sqchief @uniserve.con www.squamishchie$com -_ - - ___- Va II e y Vo ice BRIEFS- - - __ - looking for Women of Courage The Howe Sound Women’s Centre (HSWC) is looking for a few courageous women. The Women of Courage program - a special adventure for women syrvivors of violence - is once again going to be put on by Outward Bound. “Whist ler/B lac kcomb have set up a scholarship and are requesting that women from the Sea to Sky Corridor apply to the program,” said Melany Crowston from the HSWC. “The goal is for the a1 ley. scholarship to go to someone i And he’s going back. who is local and that they i’ Liechti was in Guatemala this spring completc the program.” as part of a $25,000 Rotary Since 1988, Outward i International project organized by Round in Canada has been i northwestern Rotary Clubs, including offering women survivors of i the Squamish club, of which Liechti violence the opportunity to i is a member. pariicipate in a specially i He was there to build a 3.5-kilome- designed seven-day course. i tre road through virgin wilderness to The ‘Women of Courage’ connect the tiny village of San Felipe program provides a unique i: to a road leading to the market town PHOTO CONTRIBUTED TO THECH of Barrillas. Ueli Liechti with the people of San Felipe - a community he helped connect to the outside world by opportunity to experience -i: the adventure and challenge i The road will allow a program building a road this March as part of the Adopt a Village program with help from Rotary International. : called Adopt-a-Village Guatemala to of the wilderness with a i . ~- .- group of women who share a bring in the equipment and materials logging road. It is built on bedrock vincing to persuade them to even sit the school supplies put together by common history. to build a proper school house and a and clay, and covered on the steep in it when it was off, but one little boy Garibaldi Highlands Elementary To be eligible women must i rain catchment for a drinking water parts in cobbles - boulders he used sat beside Liechti while he operated School students. He was also presen be over 23 years of age, sur- i supply. The Guatemalan government the machine to break into fist-sized the Cat. ed with a diploma, which is now vived child, sexual abuse or i had said it would build the road, but rocks. “He was stunned after he got off the prominently displayed in his home. spousal abuse and have gone i later backed out. Every night Liechti would walk machine,” said Liechti. “He didn’t Liechti plans to return to Guatemal It was an unique experience for the from the work site to the main road to know whether it was real or not.” in the spring of 200 1, for another \r through a process of healing. All those applying with be Duro Construction owner, working take a taxi back to Barrillas, about a Convincing the villagers to be com- Adopt-a-Village project. This one put through a screening i with only a new medium-size 40-minute drive, while two or three fortable with the machine was also would see a medical clinic built at a process before being accept- Caterpillar rented from Guatemala men from San Felipe slept near the difficult because Liechti knows central point to serve up to 100 vil- ed. City 450 kilometres away; no crew, machine as guards. almost no Spanish. However, he lages. The next Outward Bound no predetermined alignment, no gov- His room had a light bulb, a primi- speaks a little Italian and French, and The clinic would be staffed by doc- program will be offered in i ernment regulations. tive toilet and cost $5 a day; expen- was able to hold simple conversa- tors of various professions donating September at its camp near i “Every day you look at what’s sive by local standards. tions. their time. Pemberton. ahead of you, and then you make a The town housed a population of “You mix all these Latin languages “There is interest out there, if we For more information call i decision of whether to go to the left about 15,000 in mostly concrete together,” he said. “Lots of sign lan- can give them a clean, neat environ- Outward Bound Western i or to the right of rocks that can’t be block-buildings, garbage on the guage. And if we get really stuck, I ment where they can get clean water Canada directly at (604) moved,” he said. “You’re there by streets and sewage draining into the would draw something.” and everything,” said Liechti. 737-3093 or call the HSWC i yourself. You can’t just call out the back alleys. After the road was complete, the In his time in Guatemala he saw at 892-5748. blaster and say ‘Get rid of this for “The people are very much on sur- town committee all gave thank-you several children die in the villages, sc me’. vival, they just take what’s there every speeches and the villagers held a feast he understands the need. Maui sailors in home ! “If the machine breaks down, it day,” said Liechti. - meaning eggs, chicken soup, tor- Liechti will be presenting the idea tl would be at least two days before a The village, on the other hand, was tillas and vegetables. local Rotary clubs, and is looking for stretch mechanic could get to the place. very clean, with wooden buildings It meant a lot, Liechti said, because private funding as well. A sailing team from i “I wouldn’t have wanted to do it and dirt streets and floors. that meant less for their families. Currently he is working with Peter Squamish are nearing the i with an old machine. We put that The villagers had never seen a That was the best part of the trip, he Legere to create a scale model, and is end of their incredible jour- i machine to the test.” machine like the Caterpillar before, said, eating that chicken soup, with a looking at creating a 3D model on ney. The road is comparable to an old and Liechti said it took a bit of con- little band playing, and handing out computer for wider distribution. Squamish’s John Gugins, Cliff Wood, Derek Smith, i Scott McLarty, Walter Clarke, Rick Price and Librarvk summer readina club offers trip throuah time Whistler’s Scott Patterson i I \I I U are just 552.4 miles away (as i CONTRIBUTED TO THECHIEF dren’s reading skills diminish when record and bookmark. Materials like of annual Summer Reading Clul of Sunday) from the finish i Squamish Public Library not used for extended periods of the reading record are a fun way to activities. As an added bonus, when line of the Victoria to Maui time. keep track of titles read over the sum- ever any child checks out librar: Yacht race. Summer vacations for children are This summer, the Squamish Public mer. Members can collect a sticker books, their name can be entered tc The crew set sail in their i all about taking a break from school Library will be participating in the each week by visiting the library. win fabulous prizes with a drawinl boat “WindshadowX” along i and having fun. But to keep reading “Take a Trip Through Time” Summer Preschool children can also sign up each Friday throughout the summer. with 21 other boats on June skills from sliding backwards during Reading Club to promote reading. for their own “read-to-me” club at The Summer Reading Club is i 27 from Victoria in the race i the break, it’s a good idea to include Children ages 5 to 12 can sign up the library as well. Special programs growing, annual event reachini run. reading as part of that summer fun. for the club at Squamish Public for children ages three to 12 will be 65,000 children across Britisi As of Friday, Gugins and Researchers have proven that chil- Library to receive their free reading held throughout the summer as part Columbia. his mates were sitting in fifth i * place among seven boats in i their class. News from years gone by in Squamish, compiled by Darren Gallagher from the archives The race covers some i Lo 0 k ba c k in time of the Squamish Times at the Squamish Public Library and The Chief 2,308 miles of racing and the i Five years ago this week Ten years ago this week Wenty years ago this week crew also includes AI Byers Brackendale residents told council to trash the Tom Bruusgaard was appointed harbour master Residents living in the shadow of the Mt. from Nanairno, who is the i flood hazard management plan prepared by a con- for Squamish Public Harbour by the Ministry of Garibaldi Barrier were disappointed with the owner of the boat, Dr. i sultant hired by the Ministry of Environment and Transport/Canadian Coast Guard. results of a meeting with Deputy Minister of the Patrick Taylor from Bowen the District of Squamish. The plan calls for three Bruusgaard’s responsibilities included Britannia Environment Ben Man, who told them no action Island, who is the medical I metres of fill on new developments or substantial Beach, Woodfibre and the Squamish estuary would be taken to stabilize the Barrier. officer, and Linda Kimola upgrading dikes in the area. (Squamish Terminals and CanOxy ’s facilities). Residents were told they had until Dec. 31 to from Victoria, who is help- i Otherwise, applications for subdivision were Bruusgaard said he would assist in establishing a complete the sale of their land to the Crown, which ing the crew with all the unlikely to be approved, and the several thousand harbour commission to handle administrative func- refused to buy any land without buildings already d-ut i es. dollars cost would be non-refundable. tions now controlled by Ottawa. in place, or they had to go to binding arbitration. The Chief H Squamish, B.C. IM Tuesday, July I 1, 2000 A1 1 Community

’ HindsSERVICES & C FUNERAL --- -m A Name You Can Trust Join Canadians from coast- ing origami boats. your name in a draw for fan- Help to set and pull in the to-coast in celebration of 11 a.m.: Habitat Scavenger tastic door prizes. seine net. Discover the sea Canada’s Parks Day. Hunt. Find out who lives in lhesday, July 18 shore habitat at very low tide. This is a day to focus on the the wet and who likes it dry. 9:30 a.m. Who lives here? Meet at the day use area by ;ignificant role that parks and Friday, July 14 (Jerry’s Rangers children’s the concrete stairs. iistoric sites play in our lives, 8 p.m.: The Tale of a Frog’s program) Nature Nut sticker. 8 p.m.: Bannock Bake and Jut it is also a day for fun. Tail. Come discov- Find out what ani- Parks Day Trivia Game. After lheck the schedule below for er the fascinating mals live near the cooking your bannock you imes of these special events. life of our local water’s edge. will make some butter too. hrprograms are education- amphibian friends. 8 p.m.: New Get to know your B.C. Parks! 11, entertaining and free of Saturday, July Life from Dead Bring your thinking caps. harge to the community. 15 Trees. Apartments Sunday, July 16 I‘ou do not have to camp in Canada’s Parks in the woods. 3 p.m.: Prepared for the ie parks in order to partici- Day Discover the Woods (Jerry’s Rangers chil- ate. 2-4 p.m.: Old- importance of dren’s program). Earn your Programs at Alice L,uk fashioned Picnic in dead standing Earth Explorer sticker. Learn Home Delivered Meals ’rovincial Park (all programs the Park. Face trees. what to do if you get lost in start at the amphitheatre painting, races, apple bob- Programs at Porteau Cove the woods. unless posted otherwise) bing, lemonade stand, water- Provincial Park (programs 8 p.m.: What the Tide ’heday, July 11 melon, and more. Meet at the start at the amphitheatre Brings. Discover the connec- 9:30 a.m.: Safety First north beach day use area. unless posted otherwise) tion between the moon, the eny’s Rangers children’s 8 p.m.: BC Parks Trivia Saturday, July 15 sun and the tides. Find out *ogram).Learn to play safe Game. Join us for an exciting Canada’s Parks Day about the delicate balance of sound the water while mak- evening of celebration. Enter 12 noon: Seine Net Haul. the Ocean.

~__------iummer swinainaw w at West Coast Railwav--I Heritage Park uly is here and that means of you in Squamish can help the Park guest experience. that the West Coast by bringing your summer vis- This brings our total staff to rRailway Heritage Park is itors to the Park. Every day 12 during the summer, mak- erating in its peak summer sees full operations, with spe- ing the Heritage Park a sig- ison mode. Once again, cial events occurring as well. nificant economic contributor irists from all over the With this season comes our for the area. rld are visiting our attrac- summer staffing as well, and Construction continues on * minimum order applies n, and enjoying the wonder- we are delighted to have six the new Town Centre at the railway heritage in our students from the local area Heritage Park, featuring the HERITAGE PARK To inquire or order call rutiful Squamish setting. added to our employee base “new” I91 5 designed railway HAPPENINGS #ymid June, the Heritage for July and August. They are station, the restored Brightbill ...... e...... toll free 1-888-838-1888 .k had already hosted over busy helping guests find their Heritage House (now open plaza area. The grand open- 000 guests this year, mak- way, assisting the buses that for escorted tours upon ing is being planned for Aug. BETTER MEALS g our goal of 35,000 for the meet the Royal Hudson each request), the new Silver Fox 19. Make sure to mark that Wholesome ffome Cooklng For Your Convenience ason appear attainable. All day, and generally adding to mini rail station and a town date on your calendars!

Council authorizes the closures of: - Cleveland Avenue from Main Street to Victoria Street on Friday, August 4th, 2000 from .me by including your taxes in your 1l:OO pmmmto 6:OO pmmmfor the Lullaby mortgage payment. Festival; Come see us for details. Cleveland Avenue from Vancouver Street to Pemberton Avenue on Sunday, August 6, 2000 from 7:OO amm.to 12:30 pmmmfor the Squamish Days Parade. SQUMISH CREDIT UNION SA Downtown 2nd Ave

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...... Maureen /iI Camp Squamish opens doors Gilmour he theme of this year’s There will be a distribution a walk along the trail beside for SGH. Raffle tickets will ”- open house at Camp of groceries tomorrow (July the Swan Slough. The walks The Women’s Auxiliary to be available in early Aurrust Squamish Easter Seal 12) from 12 noon to 1 p.m. are approximately two hours the Squamish General and the quilt will b;e on ;is- 4- amp on Sunday (July 16) is when the Squamish Food beginning at 2 p.m. Hospital extends thanks to play at Nothing Finer. ABOUT TOWN amp Squamish Through the Bank opens its doors at the the Squamish Valley Quilters ...... ges. The camp opened in the Elk’s Hall on Second Avenue. The children’s summer Guild-for their generous Winners for July in the $1 so. arly 1970s and each decade Donations are always wel- reading program at the donation of a hand-stitched Rotary Club 200 are: Grant ill bring back memories of comed and can be mailed to Squamish Public Library had quilt. The WA will be using Mebs, $100; Judy Fowler, Celebrating ii first birthday time spent at this fine facility the Food Bank at Box 2025, 156 boys and girls registered the quilt as a raffle to raise $120; Mike Carney, $130; on July 9 was Fanner and of the many changes that Squamish, VON 3G0. as of last Thursday. There is funds for medical equipment and IadMichelle Pepper, Vers I u i s. r room for many more as last have taken place over the fears. The open house is a Practice tumbling, balanc- year, over 300 participated. May of saying thanks to the ing and swinging on the bars The reading club is a fun way Besidents of Squamish for at one of the gymnastics Can for children to maintain their heir support. There will be Gym Camps. The introduc- reading skills throughout the ;ids in camp on Sunday and tion class for five- to eight- summer and is sponsored by IOU are invited anytime year-olds will be held July 18 BC Library Association, gov- ietween 2 and 8 p.m. Camp to 20. And beginners class for ernment of B.C., Squamish ours are planned plus other eight- to 16-year-olds will be Public Library and Squamish ctivities and following the held from July 17 to 19. Credit Union. Weekly draws Please take a moment to read this notice... ree barbecue a campfire will Time for both groups is 12: 15 at the library will be held for le highlighted by a talent to 1:45 p.m. and the cost for children who visit the library GFTLREDWOOD KOTN FILMS INC. will be filming scenes how with skits and songs. each is $16. Intermediate with books, T-shirts and eye- of the feature film Kevin ofthe North here in Squamish, and m gymnasts will have a camp witness kits to be won. Children ages five to Grade from July 17 to 20 from 9 would like to provide some information that will help you are invited to participate in a.m. to 12 noon at a cost of A babysi tter training course prepare for our arrival and anticipate how our presence may ‘acation Bible School at the $54. Recreational floor hock- will be held at the Brennan affect your daily routine. Kevin of the North is a comedy ‘alleycliffeChristian ey is on each Wednesday Park Recreation Centre from ellowship Church from until Aug. 30 (no class Aug. July 17 to 21, from 9:30 to woven around the Alaskan Iditarod Dogsled race and stars Zonday, July 17 to Friday, 2) from 6 to 7:30 p.m. for 1 1:30 a.m. You will learn Leslie Neilson, Natasha Henstridge and Skeet Ulrich. It is a ily 21 from 9 a.m. to 12 $2 1. For more information emergency first aid, informa- oon each day. The theme is call the Brennan Park tion on games and safety tips Canadiadritish Co-Production. un Zone and the morning Recreation Centre at 898- and a Red Cross manual is :tivities will include crafts, 3604. included. Upon completion As we will be transforming Second Ave. (between Victoria St. 2mes, music, Bible stones, of the course a certificate will and Winnipeg St.), into a wintry street located in Anchorage, ;its and snacks. There is no The Squamish Estuary be presented. Tot soccer for large but pre-registrations Conservation Society has four and five-year-olds will Alaska, we will be using a variety of products and techniques ill be taken’at the church on scheduled monthly nature be held July 17 to 28 from to embellish this length of the street. Please be advised that mday (July 16) from 10 walks and talks and this 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. at a cost from Thursday, July 13, until Tuesday July 17, that m. to 2 p.m. If you forget to month participants will tra- of $35. Emphasis is on basic gister you will still be verse the Woodpecker Trail. skills and fun and a T-shirt there will be road closures and/or intermittent road armly welcomed on Meet at Fisherman’s entrance and snacks are included. closures to allow the work to progress in a safe and :onday. Gn Thursday, July (at the access to the dike Information on the Sea to 1 a family barbecue is from Government Road, Sky Soccer School is also efficient manner. anned. north of the red barn, south available at the Brennan Park H of the Railway Museum) for Leisure Centre at 898-3604. Filming will take place at various locations along Second Ave.; between Victoria St. and Winnipeg St. on and radio host. of new housing develop- Tuesday, July 18 through Friday, July 21. As a result, Library gets money Coun. Rick King, who ments will soon be legal made the motion, said he again after council voted to road closures and/or intermittent road closures will for Books and Beer prefers to see this type of amend the sign bylaw. also occur throughout this period as well. Council awarded the grant, where district facili- The amendment as moved ;quamish Public Library a ties are provided. Lalli, how- by Lalli will allow off-site Thank you for your patience, cooperation and support 440 grant in aid July 4 to ever, said in future years he signs until the new sign of B.C’s film industry. :over the cost of renting the would prefer this type of bylaw is adopted, expected !agle Eye Community fund-raiser be included in near the end of this year. GFT/REDWOOD KBTN FILMS INC. I ’heatre for their second the library’s grant in aid The motion was prompted nnual Books and Beer application at budget time. by a request from 20 Brooksbank Avenue, 2nd Floor, North Vancouver, BC vening fund-raiser. The Windemere Sea to Sky Real V752B8 ,pest celebrity this year will Off-site signs along Hwy. Estate Squamish owner e Bill Richardson, author 99 to advertise the locations Gerry Halstrom. Telephone: (604) 904-5665 Fax: (604) 904-9310

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Greg 7astpitc: ?awgs Zriday r Gardn rweepir 'rom th :erparts It was 'or the jroppin Sooke t njuries In gar ed by inn of J le mad :lub. It was )itching ,on wit1 n top fc even i mly tw ,ut 10. Bob 3ardnei game ii ifter he Verslu vloyle nning. Gardn ead un vhen th ,late an Moyle vith a 1 ield th; ,ff the ( ! THE CHIEF rtS the BY IANJACQUES run homer to left field to put tnis Reporter the home side up by five. The rest of the game was Greg Gardner GM Men’s put in Weepee’s hands and he 7astpitch Club sent the retired nine of the last 10 bat- week L>awgs to the pound on ters to seal the game. +day night at Brennan Park. In game two, Doug Allin Gardner looked impressive got the start on the mound ;weeping a double header and he was just as impressive ‘rom their Vancouver coun- as Peers, going the distance :erparts 5-0and 4-1. and allowing one run on two It was a welcome two wins hits while striking out ’ ’or the Squamish side after twelve. ropping two games in Gardner started the party ooke two weeks ago due to early jumping out to a 2-0 njuries and a lack of players. lead in the second inning. In game one, Gardner was Versluis doubled and ed by the steady pitching scored on a passed ball by rm of Jim (Weepee) Peers as the Dawgs catcher while e made his return to the Kelly Hall scored the second run as he singled and moved It was only Weepee’s fourth around the bases on an field- itching start so far this sea- ing error and a second passed Pirates Mini- n with Gardner but he was ball. top form, pitching the full Allin made it 3-0 in the triathlon en innings and allowing third as he reached on an Squamish Pirates swim team hosts a successful FwAbnly?LA two hiis while striking error and scored on another passed ball. first time event for local ob Versluis scored Versluis also singled in the youth inning moving Allin into 82 scoring position. he led off with a double. The Dawgs got one back in the fifth, but Gardner fol- e double later in the lowed that up with one of their own in the bottom of the inning. until the fourth inning Allin helped out his own en they sent 10 men to the cause launching Gardner’s e and scored four times. third homer of the night to complete the scoring. oyle led off the inning Greg Gardner‘s Kevin Schellenberg takes a few practice swings before stepping up With the sweep, Gardner to the plate during Gardner’s Friday night twin-bill against Vancouver at Brennan Park. that was never in doubt stands at 6-6 on the year and crack of the bat. are in third place in the strong and overall it was a why we have three Friday a totally different team with the next two batters Premier League standings. great night. It’s nice to get a night games on the sched- him out there on the mound.” out, Kevin Schellen- “We didn’t hit all that well, full squad out for a change ule,” Stuart said. “When you Gardner is off to the kept the inning alive but the pitching was obvious- and when that happens you get the support it adds some Intermediate A Provincials at a single followed by ly there with 22 ks and four get the results.” more excitement to the game South Hill on the weekend Slo- p itc h er single by Jon hits,” said playedmanager Stuart said it was also nice and it gets the adrenaline returning home July 21 for Get allyour up to date Stuart. “The bats came to see a big crowd in the going. the second of their Friday stats and scores from the runners scored when through for us when we stands on a Friday night. “It’s great to get Weepee night twin-bills playing host weekend tournament needed them, defence was “That’s one of the reasons back out there for us. We’re to the Meralomas.

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winner with her round of 84 while Pat Low gross Low net Beauregard is this year’s overall low net winner with her round of 64. Bharbara Banner 65 Wilma Kingston (Squamish) 66 Yosh iko Yoshinaga

were from Squamish among the At 86, Hendrickson put a few of her Brenda Massey 87 Shaun Puliac 71 competitors from as far away as younger golfers to shame as she fired Lois Paterson 88 Linda Evans (Pemberton) 71 on who teed off in the one-day an impressive round of 74 picking up Judy Frampton 88 Anne Schmidt 72 Kay Tomisawa 89 Barbara Lauid 72 Susan Ford (Pemberron) 90 Emma McCulloch 73

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-~ ~~ BY IANJACQUES Spring break in March as the it being on Test of Metal Boys (nine years old) Reporter targeted date to run the event weekend .” Adam Smith 18.30 next year. Addison also volunteered Alex Luscombe 19.23 They ran, they swam and “We cut our teeth this year his time to run a transition Cody Leas 22.15 The they biked - all having a and now we just want to see clinic for the participants that irawi great time in the process. it grow and flourish even was well attended the Girls (nine years old) iquar The Squamish Pirates more,” Blackwell said. “We Thursday prior to the event. Melissa Fowler 18.45 ast tc Mini-Triathlon was a huge want to do more with the “Triathlon is now a part of Eden Imbeau 24.28 vas h success with 3 I competitors schools, get kids involved all the BC Summer Games,” Alexa Barone 24.39 Cenl taking part in the event last year round and possibly get Blackwell said. “This is a Paige O’Neil (NA) dace Monday at the Brennan Park our event on to the youth very viable sport in our corn- Somerly Kerr (NA) iunda Rccreat ion Cen t re. triathlon series. munity and we want to devel- quad There were three age cate- “This was intended as a op it further and watch it take Boys (10 years old) The gories involved with the six- swim club promotion and off.” Cameron Tatham 3 1.3 JB si to scven-year-olds swimming that will of course stay, but Full results from Monday’s Thomas MacKellar 40.56 le ( 100m in the pool, biking I .5 my personal goal is to pro- race were: nal. km and running .5 km; the mote triathlon among the Girls (10 years old) The eight- and nine-year-olds youth in the community.” Boys (six years old) Lauren Hughes 3 1.04 nce i swam loom, biked for 3 km Blackwell said he wanted Kip Shortreed 15.42 Emma Jackson (NA) the and ran for I km, while the to give praise to Bruce Daniel Growen 18.58 The IO-, 1 I- and 12-year-olds Golds-worthy from the recre- Boys (11 years old) iird 5 swam 150m, biked 5 km and ation centre as he played a Girls (six years old) Gavin Arnott 30.22 sing ran a2krn course. big part in the event. Rachel Kerr 14.46 Daniel MacKellar 32.2 1 :mifi “It’s pretty much what we “He handled all the logis- Marlee Ehler 15.22 [n tl expected, in term of the num- tics that I didn’t even dream Jessica Leas 18.49 Girls (11 years old) ‘ildo bers,” said organizer Riun of,” Blackwell said. “We also Deanna Erickson 35.52 Blackwell. “The event was had Helle Wilburn and Anne Boys (eight years old) intended to be a partner pro- Bracey helping with the run, Kellie McRae 21.22 Boys (12 years old) ject with the recreation cen- Chris Barone and Erin Otto Graham Green 22.10 Alex Kardos 25.38 Ihird ! tre and we’re very pleased helped with the swim and AI Lucas Johnston 26.59 k:t with the turnout and the Ross and Gord Addison ran Girls (eight years old) Linden Drygas._ 30.20 event .” the bike portion. Alison MacKellar 19.47 IAN JACQUES~HEC l On I Blackwell is hoping to “We had a lot of communi- Theresa Erickson 23.09 Girls (12 years old) After a cool swim and a brisk ride on the bike Rachel finish€ make thc event into an annu- ty support as well and that is Jaslyn Huberl 23.18 Kelly Tatham 35.28 Kerr is off for the running portion of the Squamish Piratc lowed al affair. He is looking at the really good to see even with Raina Shortreed (NA) Alysha Loney 40.52 Mini-Triathlon held last Monday at Brennan Park. md a inly t\ ourna tu racers chew up the terrain in Squamish‘s mountains The Adve n re or thi: Grouse Mountain Adventure ans, Technessen chose metres per second and the C2D from Vancouver. BY IANJACQUES the mountains for the start of Team The Reporter one-day Enduro event. racers, were neck and neck. the correct descent of the water was only 5 degrees.” Adventure racing is a cc hturd Race organizers took full The descent from the moun- mountain and headed for the Team Technessen from peti tive team event i nvol v ip latt

\ The SubadHi-Tec Adven- advantage of the mountain by tain was quite possibly more paddle on Levitt Lake and the Toronto remained strong mountain biking, canoe he fin ture Race Series took to the making teams bike a gruelling difficult than the ascent. zip line across the Cheakamus through the finish and com- and trail running. .ward$ hills of Squamish June 24 for 20-minute ride up the There were two routes down River. pleted the course in four Teams of three travel toge their first mountain adventure Pillchuck Creek Road to a and if you took the wrong one “The highlight of the event hours, 38 minutes to capture er over a multi-sport cou - race of the season. glacial lake and fantastic you were in for an extra hour was definitely the zip line,” theirfirst win at their first race that tests team dynamics i A small but determined field lookout. of racing . said Nancy Crump, course of the year. physical stamina and if th; of 22 teams were bused from However, there was no time Unfortunately, Team designer for the Squamish Team Grouse Mountain not enough, teams are a Sunwolf Outdoor centre to to enjoy the view as the lead Organic chose the wrong way, event . “The Cheakamus Adventure came in 20 min- expected to complete spec Pillchuck Creek Road deep in teams, Organic and the while adventure racing veter- River was racing by at 4 utes later, followed by Team tests located on the course.

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Ple; Squamishdillooet Regional Disfric t Box 2 I9/1350 Aster Street. Pemberton, BC. VON-2LO Tel: (604)894-637 1 Fax: (604) 894-6526 email:[email protected] All tc Electoral Area D Official Community Plan - Public Information Meeting - The public is invited to an information meeting to discuss the proposed amendments to the Whistler South (Electoral Area D) Official Community Plan as it relates to areas north and east of the District of Squamish (including Upper Squamish Valley, Ring Creek, Pinecrest, Black Tusk Village). New base mapping of the area will be available for viewing at the meeting.

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Squamish Slo-pitch Association Standings as Majic Landscaping-- 20 7 I3 0 I4 of Friday, July 7, 2000 Triton Heat 19 6 130 12 h A Division D Division Team G W L T Pts Team G W L T Pts BY IANJACQUES Hammers 20 16 3 1 33 Garibaldi Tire Irons 18 15 3 0 30 Reporter Predators 19 16 3 0 32 Sports Trad. Players 19 15 4 0 30 I Bushrats 19 12 7 0 24 Cliffside DOA’s I9 14 5 0 28 The slo-pitch season is Squarnish .Elks 20 11 9 0 22 Pulp Busters 19 11 8 0 22 Squamish Eagles 19 10 8 1 21 Blacktusk/Li’l Enzo’s 20 11 9 0 22 drawing to a close in Sports Traders 19 7 102 16 Snap-On Nut Drivers 17 7 10 0 13 Squamish after the second- Blueline Sports 20 7 12 I 15 Speedy Auto Glass 19 5 14 0 10 last tournament of the year Grizzly’s 18 6 120 12 CI i ffs i de M u ggers 17 4 130 8 was held on the weekend. Sea to Sky Collision 19 6 13 0 12 Squamish Fire Rescue 18 1 17 0 2 Centennial Fields was the Duncan Autobody 19 2 16 1 5 Howe Sound Men’s Fastball League place to be on Saturday and B Division Standings as of Friday, July 7, 2000 Sunday as 18 teams (16 local Team G w L ‘I‘ Pts Team G w I, I’ts squads) took to the diamonds. L’il Caesar’s 20 13 6 I 27 Best Westcrn Bulls 19 IO0 38 The Predators captured the Eagle Run Motors 20 12 7 I 25 Alta Lake Wizards 19 145 28 Coast Aggregates 20 12 0 24 CVC Diggcrs 16 IO6 2 0 side title as they defeated 8 A/B Panagopou I os 20 I1 7 2 24 Sq u a ni i sh Ra i der-s 19 s I I I 0 the Grizzlys in Sunday’s 99 Transporters 19 !I 8 0 22 Mt. Curric Rebels 20 7 11 I4 final. Squarnish Stallions 19 10 9 0 20 Sports Traders Orioles 19 3 16 6 The Predators only lost Grizzly Bar Bears 20 10 10 0 20 Super 8 Royals 16 2 I4 4 once all weekend on the way Pairtree . 20 6 13 I 13 Howe Sound Men’s Fastball League ‘Ibp 10 to the tourney victory. Squamish Avalanche 20 5 14 I 11 Batters (minimum 36 at bats) * The Outlaws finished in Brew Pub Pounders 18 5 13 0 10 Name AB H HK .Av~ third spot on the A-side after C Division Doug Allin(Bu1ls) 31 29 13 .7 07 Team G W L T Pts losing to the Grizzlys in the Calem Gardner(Wiz) 63 42 5 .066 Bluze 19 IS 4 0 30 John Stuart(Bu1ls) 31 27 6 .658 semifinals. Grizzly Hooligans 20 13 6 I 27 Dave Gaudin(Bul1s) 30 26 J .650 In the C-side of the draw, Grizzly Highballers 17 11 8 0 22 Rex Reece(Diggers) 38 22 4 .578 Wildones took the title after G rizzy Neighbors 19 9 8 2 20 Darryl Si1nmons(BuIIs)44 25 5 .S68 /hey beat Sea to Sky Chieftain Pirates 19 9 100 18 Shane Hurren(Wiz) 41 23 0 .560 ollision in the final. Ex Cons 20 9 I10 18 Chevy Bains(Wiz) 49 27 0 .55 1 FThe Hammers finished in Srizzly Brewjays 19 8 110 16 Jon Vanzella(Wiz) 53 29 6 .547 third spot while the Grizzly Woodri ver 18 7 101 15 Todd Watson(Raiders) 49 25 5 .5 10 bar Bears finished in fourth spot ,...... barrage of fouls committed by event takes place at the ..... Sports Briefs the Stars and cashed in on a Britannia Beach race track On the D-side, Woodriver .... HE CHI i ...... United wins again Bruno Jukic goal late in the with gates opening both days hnished in first place fol- ...... :he1 Squamish United continued game to pick up the two-goal at 10 a.m. irates lowed by the Stallions in sec- md and the Trolls, one of to impress in their Vancouver win. On Saturday events include mly two visiting teams in the Summer Soccer League Next game for Squamish is the 300-foot hill climb, barrel ournament in third. pulling out a 2-0 win over the on Saturday starting at 2 p.m. race and 200-foot mud bog S The league finals are slated Vietnam Stars on Saturday. in Vancouver. while Sunday features the all- or this weekend at the park. It was Squamish’s sixth terrain and powder puff The tournament gets going straight win and they remain Tuff Truck 2000 events. in top spot in the league. The High Country Off-Road Spectator admission is $8 a con hturday morning and winds IAN JACQUES~HECHIEF rolvin ip late Sunday evening with Jay Aseltine from Sea to Sky Collision beats the Adrian Oreamuno opened Association is planning to get for adults/dogs, children 10 noein he final games and year-end throw to first base during Saturday’s Slo-pi tch tournament the scoring on a nifty pass down and dirty July 22 and and under free with a paying lwards. game against Sports Traders. from brother Christian. 23. adult. For more information togetl The local squad withstood a The 6th Annual Tuff Truck call Roger at 8 15-9560. cour! ICS an SCHOOL DISTRICT N0.48 r f that -e a (HOWE SOUND) spec NOTICE OF INVITATION TO TENDER -W€AR€OP€N! irse. BRACKENDALE SECONDARY SCHOOL - 400 METER RUNNING TRACK RENOVATION AND UPGRADE IN OUR NEW LOCATION AT THE FRONT OF THl3 HIGI-KANDS MALL r\ * Autoplan * Home * Business -w * Iravel * lenant * Boat

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B4 Tuesday, July 11, 2000 The Chief M Squarnish, B.C. sports c ,- Junior @ourrolls on lqla Whistler’s BY IANJACQUES Ben was followed by John Reporter Tomlinson with 80 and Matt Robinson was the low junior Hastings with 81. Both are girl, carding a solid 84, while Despite the inclement from Vancouver. Stephanie Sellers weather to begin the round, First low net went to Squamish finished in seco the second stop on the Sea to Whistler’s Josh Adelberg, place, picking up the p Sky Junior tour series was a who recorded a 63 net’aided for long drive and closest to great success last by an eagle three on the par- the pin. Wednesday. five 13 hole. Alexandra McLean of Thirty juniors participated, Josh hit two woods and Whistler all enjoying a round of golf then a wedge into the cup respectable third. at Nicklaus North and a pasta from over a 100 yards. The next Sea to Sky Junior meal from Joel’s restaurant He was not the only one to event is slated for the iolic to finish the day. record an eagle on the day as Squamish Valley Golf anc 1 First low gross went to Ben Sandy Tyler from Whistler Country Club on July 18 Th Heaps of Vancouver who carded a three on the 500- with tee off at 2 p.m. nee fired a blazing round of 78 yard eighth hole with five For more information Cali )ark and also won the junior boys woods onto the green and a Chris MacDonald at 938- val k long drive event. nice putt. 9898. rou nY ‘ 198- U on the Minor hockevI chancles way I’hi BY IANJACQUES lishing parent contracts and from Pacific Coast Amatel Reporter fair-play committees, imple- Hockey Association,” Weis ‘edi menting zero-tolerance poli- said. “I really don’t have a :nic The people have spoken, the cies for facilities, enhancing opinion on it yet as I need t ins report is complete and the coach and officials education, get some more informatio de message is clear - there are reducing game-versus prac- on it first.” bmt concerns about the increase in tice ratios to enhance skill “I believe one of the mo! :c violence in amateur hockey development and establishing important aspects of thi r ai and changes need to be made. a two-referee (or variation) report is the acknowledgmer - The Sportsafe report on system for minor hockey. that we all share a responsi violence in amateur hockey Squamish Minor Hockey bility for bringing mor was released on Wednesday president Roy Weiss said he respect and fair play to th (June 28) by Minister of hasn’t heard‘much about the game of hockey,” Pascal1 sail Small Business, Tourism and report, but that more study on in a news release. it will be coming as they pre- “People across B.C. love th IAN JACQUMHE CHIEF Culture Minister Ian Waddell pare for the upcoming season. game and they want to d( Murray Sovereign does his best Spiderman impression on the climbing wall and project leader Bernie whatever they can to ensurl Saturday next to Valhalla Pure.The wall donated by The Edge in North Vancouver was Pascall. “If anything gets imple- young players continue ti part of the Climbers Festival held in Squamish over the weekend. All moneys raised dur- Some of the report’s recom- mented it will be as a group and will take our direction enjoy it.” ing the day went to the Squamish Emergency Program. mendations include: estab- We’re Black and White and read all over.I

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Gerry Halstrom, OwnerRvlanager for GREEMENT: with a service WINDSOR Whistler, BC, VON 181 11 11 a personal and confidential meeting. care and provide crisis @ ivcrtisements should be read on the first and emergency Whistler 932-5424 m W&e ww TollFtee 1-800-723-6734 blicotion doy. The Chief is not responsible Tlic iniprtnncc o/ nir.iuorinliting response. WHISTLER tlie lifr oj n loz~ed one is tieyorid Sca to Shy Real Estate Squamish Ltd. m HC r 892-3571 errors oppeoriny beyond the first inser. [irscriptiau. ~oz1r.d om's m.4 to Qualifications: graduate n. It is ogreed by ony disploy or clossified Sritlicr ntid sicyyort oiif atiotlier in from an accredited vertiser requesting spoce hot the liability sliiird sorrozu mid niourniq. 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Prede- you can start your own busi- While a comprehensive training program is 3sed by his parents Joseph & iertisement that discriminates ogoinst any ness and be your own boss! Claire Harvey at available to all successful applicants, previous irie, brothers Luicien and Charlie, (604) 892-2293. experience with shop tools such as table saws, 'son because of oge, sex, race, 1 Robert. He will be sadly missed For more information, please his loving family; wife, Vera Mar- register for our FREE Self routers, etc. would be preferred. gion, color, ancestry of plote of origin Submit resume quoting bother Ray (Laurette) daughters, Employment Program infor- VI 60/ I6I -SQ to: ess the condition is justified by a bono irie Therese (Dave) Semeniuk, mation session. An excellent working environment awaits the irie Tremblay, sons Michael Zoast Garibaldi Health successful applicant, well as a competitive 3 requirement for the work involved. 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Awakening" (1986, Comedy- The Chief ISquamish, B.C P Tuesday, July I I, 2000 ID B11 CLASSl FIE DS 240 General Employment 1240 General Employment 1240 General Employment 1240 General Employment 1240 General Employment 1240 General Employment 30 W Relief SecrctuylReceptionist STOREMANAGER/ n ASSISTANT t Sea to Sky Community Services in Squamish ews requires someone with extensive knowledge of MANAGERS/ IOW Whistler Premier Titqe Slime SALESAssocIm-Es Core1 Wordperfect 8, Microsoft Publisher and a cornpariy IS recnii[irig for like working knowledge of spreadsheet sofware, plus; ability to function effectively in an extremely busy office environment; HOUSEKEEPING STAFF As an energetic, enthusiastic self-starter, you will apply H demonstrated skills in secretariaVclerica1 duties with at least and SUPERVISOR 2 to 3 years' retail experience to all aspects of sales, one year's general office experience and good organizational skills. customer service, Are you dynamic 6 organized, detail oriented and Hours of Work: As required motivated? Whistler Vacation Club is looking for visual merchandising, and loss 0 Rate of Pay: $13.18/hr persons with a good eye for detail and teamwork skills. prevent ion. Closing Date: July 15, 2000 Experience an asset, along with an excellent "Can Do" mp. . Please forward rCsumCs to: attitude. You possess a proven track Linda Buckham Please fax your resume or drop off to record, excellent leadership and IS SSCSS, PO Box 949 Diariria Cfiaprnaii Squamish, BC VON 3G0 Guest Services Supervisor organizational abilities, and a Fa: (604) 892-2267 fu:932-6444 love for fashion. i Daycare Centres is looking for motivated self-starters to fill I the following 2 positions: Inside Sales - Knowledge of Building Materials and I We offer exclusive high quality beauty products, fashions, jewellery and gift Computer experience an asset. items in an exciting brochure. Make the ca!l that can start a fun and Receiving Clerk - Must be quick learner & derail oriented - ** Sea to Sky rewarding home-based business and change your life! previous receiving room experience an asset. Mail resume to: Communzg, Services Call Debbie 1400~88809232 39009 Discovery May, Squamish, B.C.'VON 3G0 CHILDCARE CHOICES 4 Attn: Cliff. Qiialiry liccnud progranls fix diildrcn of ;dl :iga. Starbucks Coffee Company No phone calk phase 604-892-5796 2010 Appliances 2075 Furniture - Squamish Brand New, 20 cu. ft. G.E. freezer Double bed wlmattress $250. Single (used only 2 wks.) $500 OB0 Phone bed without mattress $150 obo. Can 898-3142 also be put together as bunk beds. \re you searching for a company where you will be surrounded by opportunities to 898-9179 Ive msg. 2060 For Sale Misc dvance and build a management career? If you have retail, restaurant or hospitality -- ~~ 2100 Machinery & Tools xperience and a visible passion for providing exceptional customer service, perhaps 18'x32'~4' deep. Above gr. poo!. Jaccuzi sand filter, pump & boiler. Wanted: old grapple loader & vara- diverse and dynamic work environment will inspire you! Ass:. access. Ph. 898-2014 er. Any condition. Ph. (604) 483-4336 2 love seats, like new, dark colours. or 483-6263. Je are seeking some high energy, enthusiastic individuals Mho want to join our team Asking $575/pair or $300 each. 2120 Sports Equipment nd provide the "Starbucks Experience" to our valued customers as: Call 898-4475 after 6 PIT Alfalfa Hay, first cut, Lexross. Cat' '99 Lady's King Cobra iroii sei. Grera ihiff SUP~W~SOPSand Baristas (sales associates), 894-6304. Cell 905-8398 W shaft + matching bag. Only bee11 used twice. $800 Ph. 894-1627 VI' Je offer a starting Nage of $8.40 for baristas and $9.65 for shift supervisors, Moving! China cabiner, table w/6 chairs $200, ass;. dressers, hide-a- to Ius, partners ~hswork ZO+ hoursheek are eligible for a comprehensive benefits bed love seat S100, 3/4 captain bed 213% Wanted Buy w/mattress $100, asst. book Looking for pre 1940's antique indi- ackage including health benefits, RRSP, Bean Stock (stock options), product dis- $50, shelves, cornei cabinet lawn an baskets, tools, masks etc. conii- chairs, fence panels $40 ea., an- ounts and most importantly, great coffee! dentional reply to: Coliecror, c/o box tique hutch $200 & more. 898-9254. 3500, Squamish BC. VON 3G0 * 'lease visit our Squamish location to submit your resame. Round of golf w/cart @ Nicholas North. $100.00 Pls. call (604) 898- Dr more information on employment opportunities please visit our website at www.starbucks.com. 3484 insw Strawberries are ready! Education Education Ainsworth Lumber Co. Ltd. at McEwans' Farm Box 880 tillooet, BC VOK 1VO in Pemberton 3540 Pet Services Call (604) 894-6063 WANTED TO BUY: Dog walk group tor sociable dogs & for informa tion Good their owners. For more info call Ju- Quality lie 898-1049. Douglas Fir 2065 Garage Sales 6005 Apartments/Condos For Sale

r--- ~ I Spruce and * Introduction to ;Downtown - 38061 6th Ave. Sat. Diamond Head One bdrm 5 appl.. I July 15. 1O:OO-3:OO. Celestial Garden Lodgepole Pine ceramic kitchen, ground floor ac- I cess to lush lawns. Tax & utilities I Open House/Garage Sa1e.Q PC/Repair Peelers $658 annually. Strata $65/month 1 :Downtown end of Third Ave. Sat - 6.25% assumable mortgage. 898- :July 15 & Sun July 16. All Day. Lum- For a competitive price and Basic Troublesliooting Level 1 I 3570 I ber, plywood, clothing, shoes & a : further information contact: Microsoft I Basic Troubleshooting Level 11 variety of goods. I Hugh Herritt 6015 For Sale By Owner Basic Troubleshooting Level 111 Office Suite : Downtown on Victoria Sixth Ave. : 2 I 256-5213 Offics Advanced Troubleshooting Level 1 Sat. July 15 10 am til 2 pm . Lots of Highland Glen, 2 bdrm, 2 1/2 bath, I Berber carpet, single garage. For : goodies! Rain or Shine. I 256-5250 Fax t. Advanced Troubleshooting Level 11 Induction to Keybdng Sale By Owner 898-2090. $175,000 * Introduction to Personal Computers : Gar. Est. Sat. July 15, 8:OO am - 11:OO : Advanced Troubleshooting Level 111 !am. 40202 Diamond Head Rd.: 6020 Houses for Sale Computer Assembly/Dis;Lsse.lbly Wmdows 98 L-1 : Household, baby & kids items. Q : 3015 childcare Available * prerequisites trquired MS Word 97 or 2000 L-1 :Valleycliffe - 38303 Chestnut Ave. : Reduced to sell $124,000. 3 bdrm 1 I MS Excel 97 or 2000 L-1 I Sat July 15.9 am - 1 pm. Something Stay at home mother of 1 avail 1/2 bath g/f, private fenced, yard, Power Point 97 or iO00 L-1 for everyone - rain or shine. : week-days. Flexible hours. Plenty large island kitchen, 2 decks. Phone : Valleycliffe 38140 Lombardy Cres. : Of Summer activities. Ph. 892-0208 898-3143 Q Flexible scheduling Access 97 or 2000 L-l I I Moving sale. Sat July 15. 9 a.m. - 12 : Mon & Wed 8am-9pm ! noon ! Daycare Centres NOTICE TO Tues, Thurs, Fri 8arn-5pm I--- I I Whistler Vacation Club 4365 North- I C LASS1Fl ED I I Sat gam- Ipm I lands Bivd. underground garage, I ADVE RTlSL RS: :Sat. July 8th gam-2pm. Sofa beds, : OPEN 6 AM 6 A1 W ComDuter & Business Career College ;tables & chairs, coffee table - PM Due to technical 1 tables, kitchenware etc.W School Age Childcare L---r-r---r--.------difficulties, some Dropin Childcare 2070 Firewood available - call first to ads scheduled to a spot. run this week may 3004 221 Lonsdale Ave. North Vancouver Alder, maple, birch, fir. Daily delivery guarantee r---~--.------. to Whistler & Squamish. Visa, M/C. be lost. www.academyol.com I $10.00 OFF 1 Day Childcare ; Sauamish Firewood. 898-1761 Q I (expires Aug. 15) I Please call I I Prepare for winter now. Variety of I across from Greg Gardner I L------.--r--r-----~ The Chief at 892-9161 if your ad is missing. BIZ lsl Tuesday, July 11,2000 The Chief Squamish, B.C. CLASS1FI EDS

Upcoming Workshops Upcoming Workshops Sand for Sale Sand for Sale Sand for Sale Apartment Rentals GARIBALDIGARDEN SaIe COURTSQUAMISH of Bulk Sand ! One bedroom from $525, (b BCR Properties Ltd. has approximately 100,000 cubic metres of 2 bedroom from $625. th granular material (sand) for sale on a portion of District Lot Available in family Ta 4268, Group 1, New Westminster District, in Squamish. oriented complex. Has playground, close to a The material consists of sand with some gravel and small cobbles. shops, bus and school. Lc A sieve anaIysis noting the the gradation of the material is* Heat, hot water and parking P' available upon request at the office of BCR Properties Ltd. included. sit No pets. GI July 24 squamish 7:OO to 1O:OO p.m. Suite #506-221 West Esplanade, North Vancouver, BC. Phone 898-1 755 July 25 Whistler 7:OO to 1O:OO p.m. A July 26 Pemberton 7:OO to 1O:oO p.m. For pricing and further details, pIease call Ray Des Harnais at 6525 Garages nu -- 77th workshop will show you how to auoid the pitjalls of starting your own (604) 984-5280 or fax (604) 9845200. business, and giue legal tips and tools to those considering a first venture. 500 sq. ft. work shop for rent, down town south. $275/mth. Aval. no\n -Bcm A member of the BCR Group of Companies Call for info 892-5555 PROPErn€S 6540 Houses for Rent A 3ncome Statemefits - 6506 Commercial Rental Accommodation Rental Accommodation 1 or 2 bdrm, gr. fl. Valleycliff I August 2 I 7:OO to 1O:OO p.m. Fenced yard, family oriente sq- $550/mth., inclusive. Call 892-9189 August 22 Whistler 7:OO to 1O:OO p.m. WESTPAR I( APARTMENTS SHARING OFFICE 3 bdrrn, 2 bath. 1/2 lower duple August 23 Pemberton 7:OO to 10:OO p.m. SPACE 1 Bedroom $525 Includes exec. cond. 5 appl. In Brackenda The ins and outs of money in and money out. Proper financial management 2 Bedroom $575 fl$le9 *Heat $900/mth. 898-1209 can make you a winner in the mefor profit. Downtown Accounting firm Ifice HotWater 3 $645 4 bdrm., 2 baths, woodstove, g: Human Resources Ddveloppement des is looking for someone to Bedroom $ flov Quiet Location furnace. fridge, stove, drapes. Av; / Development Canada ressources humaines Canada share Aua.1. No oets. 892-9888. 'd Buddey Call Res. Manager e;, the office I 38861 Ave. 892-3616 I If you are interested in attending one of these (ie. lawyer, small business, workshops, please call Megan at (604) 892-5467. etc.) Rental Properties Rental Properties Rental Properties Pre-registration is mandatory - course Very low rate per month. 9 space is limited. --= Crosby Property Management Ltd. B Call (604) 263-6869 eves 11 Call Sally Collins 892-26 I7 B or * 6020 Houses for Sale 6080 Townhouses for Sale & 892-5979 days. Will take building lot, AFMTMENTS LOCATION RANGE 6508 Condos For Rent cabin, mobile home on nn Westway Village Valleycliffe 2+Dg3 bedroom Available Now from $625 m private lot etc. Immaculate waterfront condo. w Adult orientated. 2 bdrm, 2 bath, gas Diamond Head Place Estates I bedroorn Available Now $600 - Squamish area in f/p, 5 appls, underground parking, #- trade or part payment N/S, N/P. $900/mo. Ref's req'd. Ph. 81 5-0021 eves. - 2 bedroom Available Now from $750 COI towards my older well- La kept 3 bdrm rancher. 6515 Duplexes for Rent TOWNHOUSES Be Guest room with pri- 3 bdrm, 1 1/2 bath, fenced yard, cul- Viking Ridge Estates 3 bedroom Available July I $850 , the vate entrance & bath. de-sac, on school bus route. 1500 sq. ft. 57x127 lot $875/rno. Avail Aug. 1.898-4094. STRATA, RENTALS G COMMERCLAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT BC. centrally located in IUI Comox (Van. Island) 6505 Apartments/Suites 1792 Harris Rd. 3 bdrm. side x side. Rental Accommodation & Real Estate Rental. Accommodation 81Real Estate Rental Accommodation & Real Estate - Fridge, stove, dishwasher & 3 bath. 250-339-4203. Smoking t sm. indoor pets ok. Qo 1 bdrm bsmt suite downtown Garage space not incl. 1,00O/mth. Residential Sales, Strata Management, Residential & Commercial Tenancy - Squamish. All util's incl. N/S, N/P. I fa Serious inquiries only. Avail Aua. 1.898-3175 Avail. Aua. 1. 892-9066. ipen 3 bdrm. top fl. North Yards. Avail. Basil Milne 9 Premium Property Sales & Management zed 1 bdrm Diamond Head PI, d/washer, 6030 Lots & Acreage Aug. 1. 5 appl. $750/mth. t utilities. f?esirnb/Prqpertris forRent king w/d, $550/mo. incl. hot water. Avail. 892-5310 days. 81 5-8350 eve. Residential PtPiDerties for Renf $90 AUQ.1. Ph. 898-5945. -~ - Garibaldi Highlands - Residential Gar. Est. 3 bdrm. 4 appl. Avail Aug. 2 bdm Condo Diamond Head - $;IWmo 0 3bdmDupleSGaribatdiHighlands- $@%no i. H 1 bdrm suite downtown area. Avail. - view lot. cul-de-sac, 1002 Lanark 1. N/P. Hot water, heat & cable Incl. 3 bdrm apartment Footprints $6Wmo 0 3 bdm Top Roor Valleycliffe $8oo/mo se. Aug 1, PIS. call 892-3048. old - - Place. $127,000. Ph. (604) 921-4125 N/P. $775/mth. Ph. 898-4542 TFN 001 ~ 1 bdrm suite, ground level. Stove, 3MrmHouse- $1,1oo/mo 3 bdtm TOW~~OUS~,Mapletree Court - $45o/mo i. Ai 6035 Mobile Homes for Sale Garibaldi Estates-3 bdrm 4 plex 5 fridge, drapes incl. Avail. Aug. 1. appliances $770/mth neg. Avail July 0 3bdmTownHouseMountainViw- $sooJmo 3wmTWHOW~~-$7wm th 1 Phone 892-3106 I 15 Call 898-5789 Iv mess. TFN l/m t @ lbdnnaparbnent- m/m 0 4bdmfumishedexecutivehouse- $1,800 Priced to $31,000 Sell at 2 bdrm basement suite Valleycliffe. On Perth Dr. 3 bdrm. 1 bath, 5 appl. t su 3 Bedroom with large deck Utilities & cable incl. Avail. July 6. Fenced patio, bright sunny location, 3bdm House, Brackendale- $975Jm Commercial / lndustnal t/mt & mud room. N/P 01s. for more info. call 892-9976. near school/bus route. $725/mth. Store for renj 1200 sq. ft. - $6OO/mo. -Q Cozy and light. 2 bdrm bsmt downtown, near N/S N/P Ref. req'd. Ph. 898-9549 smi: school. Util's & cable incl. Like new. even. or leave message. ]chi Located in Timbertown. Aug.1. N/S, N/P. 892-3765. * lwn 898-5608 Call Pbone I-- ~ -~ ,to1 2 bdrm ground level suite Dianne Hathaway Sea to Sky Real Estate, Squamish ;s, 3 bdrm. w/add't. in Brackenpark. in Valleycliffe. or Ulla Martin en 60x120 lot. Lg. deck. 4 appl. No Pad SGOO/mo incl. util's. at 892-9 I6I I 892-3571 8984409 I Av Rent! $144,900. Ph. 898-4103 Long-term pref. No dogs. to advertise.

~~ Timbertown double wide mobile. Avail July 15. Private location. 3 bdrm, 2 full baths, Call 892-9696. Rental Accommodation Rental Accommodation Rental Accommodation extension t sheds. Remodelled. Must be seen. Cat1 898-8262 to view. 2 bdrm suite in Garibaldi Estates. Avail Aug. 1. Fridge, stove, drapes 6080 Townhouses for Sale incl. $500/mo. Ph. 898-3510. Brackendale-bright, private 2 bdrm, Bachelor or 2 bdrm . Newly renovat- 1 full, 2 half baths, carport & park- ed dwtn. walk to schools/shopping. ing. New gas f/p, $148,000. 898-1684. All utilizes, cable & parking incl. $498/mth up. (604) 328-7404 MUST SELL! Brand new lg. 2 bdrm. Valleycliffe. Recently renovated, family ori- $725/mth. 892-3823 ented , bright Squamish Downtown, 2 bdrm basement suite. Townhouse. 3 bedroom, new Avail Aug. 1. Fridge & stove, Phone roof, exterior paint, kitchen, 892-9982 for more info. bathroom, windows, sta m ped N/P patio, fireplace & appliances. Downtown. Large 2 bdrm. suite Steal @ $115.000. avail. immed. Includes carport. Call Phone 892-3040 892-1 106 or 892-9393 Lg. new 2 bdrm suite in upper -- Highlands D/W, W/D. Very private Real Estate Services N/S $900/mth incl. cable & hydro. 898-1 21 4 Near Garibaldi Mall bsmt. suite $450/mo. No dogs. Avail. immed. Call 898-9454. Home Inspection Services One bdrm. in Valleycliffe. Util's 81ca- Pre-Purchase Inspection ble Incl. $450/mo. Avail. now. Call Call 892-8722 892-9882 or (604) 21 8-6840. The Chief D Squamish, B.C D Tuesday, July 1 1,2000 s B13

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WDDISPOSITION LAND DISPOSITION (In the Land Recording District of New Westminster, B.C. and situated within (In the Land Recording District of New Westminster, B.C. and situated within the District of Squamish). the District of Squamish). Take notice that Alava Spring Water Company Ltd. intends to make Take notice that Alava Spring Water Company Ltd. intends to make application to the British Columbia Assets and Land (BCAL) Corporation, application to the British Columbia Assets and Land (BCAL) Corporation, Lower Mainland Region, Land Management Office, for a lease, with option to Lower Mainland Region, Land Management Office, for right of way for the purchase for the purpose of a water processing and distribution facility purposes of supplying water to a processing and distribution facility located in the vicinity of Lot A, D.L. 513, GP.1, N.W.D., Plan 18787 within the District of situated on Provincial Crown land located in the vicinity of Lot A, D.L. 513, Squamish. GP.1, N.W.D., Plan 18787 within the District of Squamish. The proposed land is deemed to be required for a water line to supply water to ALand File Number has been established for this application under the a Lands file number 2407395. number 2407395.

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A Land File Number has been established for this application under the num- Comments regarding this application, may be made to Michelle Porter, ber 2407414. Land Officer, at the BCAL Corporation Office, phone (604) 586-4400. Comments regarding this application, may be made to Michelle Porter, Be advised that any responses to this advertisement will be considered part of Land Officer, at the BCAL Corporation Office, phone (604) 586-4400. the public record. For more information, please contact the FOI Advisor at the Be advised that cmy responses to this advertisement will be considered part of BCAL Corporation Office, 200 - 10428 153rd Street, Surrey, B.C. V3R 1E1, phone the public record. For more information, please contact the FOI Advisor at the number (604) 586-4400. BCAL Corporation Office, 200 - 10428 153rd Street, Surrey, B.C. V3R lE1, phone

40 Houses for Rent 6605 Townhouses for Rent Adopt-A-Pet Adopt-A-Pet Adopt-A-Pet Adopt- A-Pet I fast, it won't last! 3 bdrm. Applicants are sought for 2 & 3 ipen fl. plan & sundeck. Lg. yard, bdrm units at the Castle Rock Fami- ced garden & back yard. Lots of ly Housing. Family income must be king. N/S, pets ok. Avail. Aug. below $24,500 for a 2 bdrm & below $900/mth. t utilities.898-4929. Q $31,000 for a 3 bdrm unit. Applica- tions may be picked up at Castle ADOPT-A-PET i. High. 3 bdrm main floor of *a - I se. Deck, fenced yard, laundry, Keep 38100 Sixth Ave. Mon-Fri. Bet- ool nearby, Ref's $900/mo. t ween 4 & 6 p.m. 892-5177. Heme he& us find homes for these pets 5. Avail. AUQ. 1.892-5828. Q Avail Aug. 1.- 3 bdrm. bright family Squamish SPCA 898-9890 Dog Pound 898-541 1 th Yard, upstairs 3 bdrm house oriented townhouse. Close to l/mth t utilities. 2 bdrm base- sc hoo Is/s ho p p in g . $900/rnth inc 1. It suite. Avail immed. N/S N/P cleaning lady. Ph. 892-3040 )/mth.(604) 930-4226 or 898-9454 Dwtn. 38397 Buckley Lg. 3 bdrm, 2 Q bath. Family rm, 4 appl. carport & amish - Quiet split-level home deck. Close to schools. (604) 922- achelor suite down- occupied 7796 TFN iwner. Hot tub, f/p, 3 bdrms, 2 6615 Wanted to Rent I, total private river front in back. ks, eagles & salmon 30' from Professional family looking for 3 ien & dining rm. $1 100/mo. util's bdrm house. N/S 2 year lease. Re- Avail. Aug. 1. 898-2706. Q quired for Aug. 1. Phone 892-7863 5 Shared Accommodation 8055 Cleaning semate for sharing Garibald Maid to order. Window washing, iland home. N/S, clean, tidy, lawn mowing, & maintenance. Over ,onable, employed. 898-1 114 a decade in Squamish. Reasonable r downtown. Room with cable Rates. Phone Mike or Shemila 898- Mature man N/S, N/P. $350 incl. 0780. ,- 892-0195. * ;on wanted to share 3 bdrm. T/H To advertise in le other in Brackendale. N/S [mth inclusive. Ph.8983058 Q The Chief, call H) Storage Dianne Hathaway istorage Units avail. in Bus. at ;. Most w/garage dor opening. or UIIa Martin $e in size from 10' x 16 x 32'. Ph. 892-9161 2r 815-4025 for info. TFN c I 5 Townhouses for Rent 8180 Misc. Home Service 9105 Auto Miscellaneous 9105 Auto Miscellaneous '90 Ford Tempo, 4 dr. auto, air. '84 "'IkwagenJetta GLI spd' mag jrm. townhouse for rent. No you want to go away? at 132,000 klm. $2,800 OB0 898-3143 Q . Ref's. req'd. Phone 892-5672. wheels whew all-season tires, new & know your house & pets are front shocks, rear tinted windows, '95 Toyota COfOlla Wagon white, Ok7 Bonded with 'quamish RCMP. great shape & great commuter car, auto. AM/FM cassette P/S P/B Due to technical difficulties, some ads Reliable, trustworthy. Exc. ref's. For 77,000 km. air, roof racks, & new J Askina- Y- $2700. Lve msa" 892-3142. scheduled to run this week may be lost. 'heck out The Chief I more info. call 892-7474. tires, ext. warranty. Exc cond. Save '85 Dodge 600 convertible. Elk. GST $10.600 FIRM 892-9042 line at: wlred interior. New tires. Looks & Please call on eve,week -ends, Get some small print working for you! runs good. $2799 obo. 892-3466. W The Chief at 892-916 1 Call The Chief! if your ad is missing. B14 a Tuesday, July 11,2000 IThe Chief Squamish, B.C.

~ ~ - CLASS1Fl EDS 9105 Auto Miscellaneous 9170 Trucks & Vans 5505 Legal/Public Notices 5505 LegalPublic Notices 5505 LegaPublic Notices 5505 Legal/Public Notice 1999 MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE Public Viewing l*oLldt.ti. 1010 Kn1s. PESTICIDE USE PERMIT Smvthirsaiicis off the '96 F150 XL long box, box liner, slid- BC Rail has been issued a pesticide use permit Notice is hereby given that Terminal Forest pnsc of mmi $24,650. ing rear window, 5 spd, $9,300 obo. Products Ltd. will hold a public viewing of a Call 898-4051. #134-123-00/02 for the use of the following Sea to Sky Ford 892-3673 pesticides; Roundup (Glyphosate), Garlon 4 proposed major amendment to the approved 9515 Boats 1999-2003 Forest Development Plan for Forest 9130 Motorcydes (Triclopyr), to control brush on the railway 41' Canoe Cove, twin deisels boat Licence A19215 '83 Yaharna Royal Venturera. right of way, from Mile 0 (North Vancouver) housekept. For further info, call 892- The amendment will update proposed develop- 1200cc. 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Suitable for standard '80 Dodge Wildrose camper van. available for review by resource agencies and the Stove, fridge, heater. Has been Pesticide use to be carried out between 8' bed. public before approval is considered by the The I well-maintained. $4,750 obo. 898- $1 00.00 July 31, 2000 - October 31 2000. Minis try of Forests. POW€ 3943. il Must take canopy as well. In 2001 and 2002 between April 1 October 31, whicl '85 Silver Eagle. 31' GM P30. Sleeps - This amendment will be available for review until Call (604) 932-7487 5, tow pkg. Rebuilt trans. rad. & sus- except Tenderfoot Fish Hatchery, treatment would September llth, 2000 at the address noted below This Den. $24,900 Phone. 898-3227 * not commence until after June 1,2001 and 2002. increi '92 Bigfoot Camper. 9 1/2 ft. $12,500 during regular working hours. 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Cull Tbr Cbiej 892-8280 b 6 determine if their water service connections have pressure reducing valves. v They are typically included in new construction, however, older homes may no1 :hurt hes Churches Churches be so equipped. It is recommended that residents install a pressure reducing 2 valve in such cases since older plumbing and appliances may be affected by increased Iine pressures. If there are any questions on this subject, please contact the District’s Fqur pkce of b30r~F~tp Community Development Department (815-501 2) or the Operations Department (898-8207). Squamish Baptiit Church 8. CASHIER CLERK II Ah, the lazy days of summer. The kids are out of school, parents Municipal Hall Casual On-Call are (hopefully) looking forward to a holiday, and the pace of life - seems to generally settle from fever pitch down to a gentle hum. church, our children’s and adult programs also take a bit oh Call Cashier Clerk II. summer break as our group leaders have a rest until September

CASHIER CLERK II : rolls around again. Even so, it’s not too early for you to start uine a Under the close supervision of the Deputy Treasurer, the Cashier Clerk li pro- thinking about if any of our programs could serve you or your matte: vides reception services, acts as cashier for the receipt of revenue, performs to chics w family this fall. Kids from ages 3 12, love our AWANA 1-900-56 clerical work, and maintains various sub-ledger systems. program (Wed. morning for 3-4 year-olds, Thursday QUALIFICATIONS nights for ages 5 and up), where fun and games arc The successful applicant must be bondable, be a high school graduate with 2 the rule, while learning positive life principles from years of cashier experience that includes cash balancing and recording duties, : the Bible. Junior and Senior High kids also have a ‘marriagYldowe and basic computer spreadsheet and word processing experience or training safe and supportive environment to do fun activi- et worl (50 wpm); or one year business administration including accounting courses; or ties with their peers on Friday nights. For adults, i: there are many small group programs such as iuntsa s HOURS OF WORK - Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. ‘i. Bible Studies, Ladies Morning Out (with babysitting provided!), Discovery Groups and ’ Recovery Groups. You don’t have to be a Canad: THIS POSITION IS UNDER THE JURISDICTION OF CUPE LOCAL 2269 tionship church member to come to any of these, just e. Live Applications will be received in writing up to 4:30 p.m., July 14, 2000 to 39 min. come. We’d love have you. -877-47 PLEASE ADDRESS YOUR APPLICATION TO: For information about these and other activities starting up in September, please call the church at 898-3737. ; Have a fun and safe summer.

Highlands Gospel Hall Squamish Baptist Church Garibaldi Way et SQUAMISH DETACHMENT R.C.M.P. POSTING 2262 Read Crescent Diamond Road St. Joseph‘s Catholic Church 898-3737 2449 The Boulevard, 898-5091 Applications are invited for the following position: Pastor John Crozier Garibaldi Highlands 898-435! Gordon Stewart JOB TITLE: STENOGRAPHER/DISPATCHER Father Angelo De Pompa Sunday Gospel Sewice, 11:15 Sunday, 8:30 am & 10 am Sunday Services: an Fellowship Supper, 5 pm and NATURE OF THE POSITION: Catechism (CCD):grades K-7 Sunday Worship and on Thursdays, 6:30-740 pm. Gospel Service, 7 pm **RELIABILITY CLEARANCE IS MANDATORY** Sunday School on the last Sunday of the month Now accepting registrations. 1O:OO am Monday Youth Bible Hour, 7 pm July 2nd - Sept. 3rd Wednesday Bible Study, 7 pm operating CPIC/PIRS (police computers); dispatching police, fire and other

St. John’s Anglican Church churches MP Office Manager and the NCO i/c Detachment. All in Diamond Head Road Squamish United Church 898-5100 this directory 38014 Fourth Avenue Rev. John Stephens are members of 892-5727 Rev. Brenda Faust Sunday services at 8 am (Holy Eucharist) and the Squamish Sunday Worship & Sunday 10 am (Family Eucharist) Ministerial School begins at 10 am with Sunday School and Nursery Society. QUALIFICATIONS: Pass a Police Reliability check, possess good writing and oral skills, possess high caliber of organizational skills, possess excellent typing and Valleycliffe Christian Squamis h dictaphone skills, ability to work without close supervision, ability to cope Squamish Pentecostal Fellowship Church Word of Life Centre with tense or emergency situations in police environment, High School Assembly 38265 Westway Avenue 898-(HOLY) 4659 a 38647 Buckley Avenue 892-5023 Sunday: 10:30 am Graduate, preferably supplemented by a stenographic course and 2 years 892-3680 Sunday Worship Service Wednesday: 700 pm office experience or equivalent combination of education and experience. Pastor Derwyn Costinak 1O:OO am Steve & Marilyne Chapman Vacation Bible School -July Sunday: 10 am Coffee Time 17 to 21 - Ages 5 yrs. to Location: C.U.P.E. Local 2269 L0:30 am Morning Celebration grade 6 - 990 am to Noon. Call church office for details. ‘arious midweek HomeGroups Preregistration - Sat. July 15 - loam to 2pm. 1 Non-Denominational Church

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