Squamish Nation, Had Signed the Petition with False and Rude Naiiies

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BY AL PRICE The Chief

Anger surfaced at the blockade at Mile 21 Saturday morning when it was found many of the participants in the Witness Program, sponsored by the Squamish Nation, had signed the petition with false and rude naiiies. Spokesman Ken Bayers said discussions earlier in the week with Squamish Nation Chief Bill Williams resulted in an agreement that all Witness program participants would sign the petition, which calls on the boovernment to force anyone stopping logging operations to provide compensation, arid that all would ‘leave the camp at Mile 53 of the Sinims Creek Valley on Sunday night. The Witness Program, led by wilderness educator John Clarke, includes sessions on photography, healing aspects of the rainforest, forest ecolo- gy, storytelling, mountaineer- ing and wilderness camping. Approxi mat el y 80 part ici - pants were led through the blockade by Williams, escorted by members of the Squamish Nation Peacekeepers. They handed over the signed petitions at the gate, but moments after the cavalcade left, it was found to include the signatures Blue Jay, Jose Tango, I. B. Covered, Jack Munro, and close to a dozen An unidentified woman was allowed to pass through the blockade at Mile 21 Saturday after she iigrced to sign thc i unprintable names. petition, presented by group spokesman Ken Bayers, which calls on the government to force people who distrupt logging “If they are not gone by activities to pay for lost wages and costs. Sunday night, we’re going to have a huge problem,” said ticipants had left the area as the Canadian flags on both including loggers, their fami- the forest industry. Bayers. promised. sides, this is sort of like the lies, friends, politicians and “This has brought togethcr “The chief assured us that Discussions were held with people’s parliament.” business representativcs werc people from the mills and no one would go in who had- Squamish Nation officials to Foy and the group’s legal joined by supporters from the pulp mill, some of thcm have

a,. ensure the same thing doesn’t representatives will be in Sunshine Coast on Sunday,I taken tours of the area and n’t signed the petition. We Y .. acted in good faith and trusted happen again. court along with IWA lawyers and Cheryle Bass, manager ot tiow understand wnal is txing

him, and now this happens. Meanwhile. relations in Vancouver for a full day of the So0 Coalition for done in an area.. of * the industryI., “Unfortunately, most of the between the blockaders and a testimony Wednesday in an Sustainable Forests, said sup- thcy havcn’t had much lo uo people who went in are nearby information camp set attempt to charge the RCMP porters from sawmills and the with before. This is it really known env i r onm e n t a 1is t s . If up by the Western Canada policy of not getting involved Woodfibre pulp mill have also unifying experience for the they want to continue this Wilderness commit tee in peaceful civil disobedience attended the blockade. forest community, which has Witness Program, from now remaincd cordial. until a court injunction and “The !oggers really feel sup- a sense of belonging again.” on they will have to sign the “In my 10 years in the envi- enforcement order are issued. ported in this community, and In an effort to thank the 2 - 4par~ petition right here at the ronmental movement in this Bayers said the blockaders the guys and their families are co m m u n ity for its support , the blockade. They signed phony area I’ve seen less anger here have been trying their best to really feeling that the commu- blockaders have organized a names, and we won’t stand than in a Grade 8 rugby ignore the environmentalists nity does like them and want pot lock blockade party for that.” game,” said WCWC director as a way of ensuring control is them here,” said Bass. ‘‘It has- Wednesday, regnrdlcss of thc The tension was defused Joe Foy. “It is a real fountain maintained. n’t always been that way. In outcornc of the court case. somewhat when a check of for ideas, and the real issues “Relations have been good the last few years they have Everyone is invititd to attend the Simms Creek camp are getting debated in public all week,” said Bayers. felt a lot of people have been starting at noon and continu- Sunday night revealed all par- more than ever before. With The Squarnish’ blockade, moving away from support of ing through the cvcning. Sea a0 sky Real Estate .. . .. , . .. . I. . . .’ :, ...... :. 892-3571 .. Tuesday, July 15, 1997 The Chief Squamish, BE.

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... /:. ,.v\ x-: j. The following issues will be discussed at the council meeting to be held Thursday, July 15 at 7 p.m. in Municipal hall on i Second Avenue: Mo i Council will consider a motion brought forth by Coun. Paul Lalli during the last meeting asking for council to reaffirm Lio its support for the provincial government's protected areas strategy and for continued logging in the remaining working A Thesday Wednesday Thursday Friday ; forest, diec Zloudy periods. Cloudy periods Cloudy with Cloudy with i m. acci showers A recommendation to circulate the second draft of the official community plan (OCP)to various government and local Sat1

Low 13. Low 14. ~~~~~ Low14. I agencies for comment and review and to make copies of the document available at the Squamish Public Library will be aPPl High 22. High 21. High near 20. 1 I High near 20. I I considered by council. met Bay Council will discuss the possibility of funding equipment for the new public library through the district's cash allowance w The Moon budget. said had The Ministry of Environment, Lands and Parks' response to 8 district application for Crown lands for park or trail pur- bou poses on the east side of the Mamquam Blind Channel.will be discussed. 1 gr m Ais1 The RCMP will deliver its report for the months ofApril and May, giving statistics on police responses within the dis- :le i Clau indl New Moon First Quarter Moon East Quarter ! Council will consider giving first three readings to the district's new emergency measures bylaw. July 4 July 12 July 19 July 26 ; Gone Fishin' :hi ----- News from years 0 hre Many sports fishers are A look back in time ner waiting in anticipation of the QaoneW bvin e return of the pink salmon. It is Compiled by Mary Billy from The Squamish Times courtesy of the 1yk expected to be a huge run this Squamish Public Library, and The Squamish Chief Squamish or ! The year. Pink salmon offer a lot Week of July 14 of fun and challenges when me fly fishing in the rivers. )en Five Years Ago This Week the month of June was 73.9 mm and a total of 236.1 hours )r ii Fmm the archives of The Chief of sunshine. :rty Information courtesy sf Vancouver developer Trewest Capital Corp. is planning to oca submit a proposal for a multi million dollar, 620 home devel- Fifteen Years Ago This Week Steve's Fishin' Out West. ~ ent opment in Garibaldi Highlands. Letters have been written to Dalgren Construction of n Included in the proposal is an 18-hole golf course with Richmond, insisting improvements be made to the buildings :r tl clubhouse, lounge facilities and six retail outlets. in the Southpark apartment complex in order to comply with -___- Chuckles ind Chiefly Squarnish resident and National Ballet School student Peter the fire marshall's regula,tions. Webb will represent Canada at the Danny Kaye International In a ceremony which drew representatives from the Sikh hJ! Favorite bumper stickers, from the Internet: Childrens Award in August. The 16-year-old dancer will be community in Vancouver and Squamish, the cornerstone for competing against young amateur artists from 30 countries at the Sikh Temple to be built on Fifth Avenue was laid on Few women admit their age, few men act theirs. The Hague in Holland. Sunday afternoon. a All generalizations are false, including this one. ict I used to live in the rea! world, but I got evicted. Ten Years Ago This Week Wenty Yeam Ago This Week yl2 Artificial intelligence beats real stupidity. From the archives of the Squamish Times The new Super Valu store opened in Highlands Mall. The on A chlorine gas leak from a damaged scrubber-stack at the new owner-manager is Clifford French, but he says its a fam- als Canadian Occidental petroleums chlor-alkali plant on ily operation with his wife Vi and daughter Debi sharing the rol Galibraith Street sent three workers at nearby Weldwood's job. 101 dryland sort to hospital and several others downwind at Plans are well under way for the second annual Squamish rar WeIdwood Mills indoors to escape the gas. Merchants' Bed Race as part of the fbn and excitement of xi( BY r. Fax: The weather was fairly good in June. The high, on June 29 Loggers Sports Days events. Last year, 6,000 people lined the streets for this first ever (604) was 32 C and the coolest was June 2, with a low of 4.2 C. 892-84 Precipitation recorded at Squamish Weather Station during race when 21 teams competed. tin 10 E-mail: [email protected] Mi Far KO .ill ikt IO la( a1 :Ihl MELANIE A. MURRAY Pentiurn la66 Training Courses Ti Family and Trial Computer System lntro to Computers & Windows 95 July 21, 23, 28, 30 Ih Civil Lawyer 16 MB RAM MS Word Level 1 Course July 22, 24, 29,31 ab 2.1 GB Hard Drive For information on other courses, please call. a3 Contested and Uncontested Divorces ,, Child and Spousal Maintenance 16 bit Sound Card Only ur Child Custody and Access * Cohabitation and Marriage Agreements 16 Speed CD-ROM Computer Service 15" KDS Monitor $1850 Watson offers on-site and in house P; e Separation Agreements * General Civil Litigation Diamond Supra 33.6 Modem Or 'Or Competitive rates on Computer Hardware, Software, Printers, ac Windows 95 $se*w'mo and other Peripherals. Now servicing Novel1 and Windows NT fa Whisk - 332-4370 Lorher Road Squamish - 201-1365 Bemberton he. 3 Year Parts & Labour Warranty UNservice from Vancouver to Whistler. ai

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Editorial enquiries? 4= Pteated Shades & Verticals Please contact The Chief + Venetians Box 3500,38113 Second Avenue, .i. Wall Coverings Squamish, British Columbia VON 3G0 Fabrics Phone: 892-9161 Fax: 892-8483 E-mail:sqchief@mountain ,inter, net BRIEFS Top Stow Motorcyclist killed in i LionsA 27-year-old Bay mishap Surrey man i Rod and gun club future could b lied following a motorcycle ’ midentSaturday at on 12:20 Hwy. a.m. 99 [threatenedbypumiceproposal ipproximately three kilo- i netres north of Horseshoe BY BRIG= PETERSEN 3ay. The Chief West Vancouver Police j ~aidthemotorCYclerider A director of the Squamish Valley Rod and Gun lad been travelling south- i Club said the association could be forced to close its mnd on the highway With i doors if a proposal for a pumice rock processing p group of other motorcy- plant on a neighboring site is approved. :lists when the single-vehi- Dave Madill, who spoke on behalf of the group :le accident occurred. during a July 8 committee of the whole meeting with hseof the mishap is still Squamish council and district staff members, out- nder investigation. ! lined the club’s concerns. “We are concerned that if the trees are cut down on iandwich sign the site, noise from the club could cause an adverse ;hanges in the works i’ reaction within the community,” said Madill. Council gave the first He said members who regularly use the shooting lree readings to an amend- range would have to find another practice site. The lent to the Squamish sign range is currently used by the RCMP and govern- ylaw to outline regulations : ment agencies for training purposes. 3r sandwich board signs. Garth Carefoot, owner of Great Pacific Pumice, is ’he specifics include that i attempting to obtain a %year renewable mineral ne sandwich board sign is lease from the Ministry Of Employment and emitted on commercially Investment on the six-hectare Crown land site locat- r industrially zoned prop- i ed next to the rod and gun club on Mamquarn River rty provided the sign is Road. Carefoot wants to use the location to stockpile )cated on land owned or and process pumice which is mined at Nt. Meager. :nted by the business. After hearing about Carefoot’s plan, a growing‘ The sign is not‘to be larg- i nu,mber of Squamish residents have voiced their r than 75 centimetres wide i opposition to the plant including members of the nd 1.2 metres in height. Squamish Valley Rod and Gun Club, the Squamish Estuary Conservation Society and the Coho lolsiness licence Enhancement Society for Squamish East. ylaw amended i Major environmental concerns about the proposal i include potential creation of noise, dust, cutting BKlGlTrl; 1’13 i :XSI.Nr1’\ I I: CI 11W amended the dis- down of 63,288 $quare metres of trees which may Dave Madill, a Squamish Valley Rod and Gun Club director, aims at a target at the club’s rifle range. ict ’s business licence f provide roosting sites for bald eagles, and possible The building is located near the border between the club and a proposed pumice processing plant. y’aw to infoma- impact on fish in the Brennan Spawning Channel on on community festi-. and Loggers bne Creek. Environmental Services of Squamish to conduct “If we want industry, where are we going to als, and adopted a bylaw f: “Our main concern is what it will do to the envi- impact studies. accommodate it?” asked Lonsdale. 0ohibiting trucks weighing i ronment,”ysaid Madill. Carefoot said the rod and gun club’s rifle range is The site is currently zoned resource and is desig- lore than 15,000 kilo- But Carefoot said none ofthe concerns carry much encroaching on part of the plant’s proposed site. But nated limited use in the official community plan ‘ams using certain : weight. He said processing of the light, spongy rock Madill said according to a 1959 land survey map, (OCP). The pumice project would require rezoning, ’adways in the municipali- would not produce excess noise or dust. He plans to the range is within its proper boundaries. an amendment to the OCP and public hearings. have about 150 truckloads per year travelling along Mayor Corinne Lonsdale said the previous council The committee of the whole passed a motion to i Loggers Lane which would not create a nuisance for suggested the current proposed site as the best POS- wait until appropriate studies and reports from vari- islging Pass road f recreational users of the area. sible location for the plant in the district. She said ous agencies are completed and reviewed and to pro- locked by slump “We’re trying to make a Iow-profile operation,” the industrial park is not suitable because it is vide the Ministry of Employment and Investment Hikers heading into said Carefoot. “We didn’t expect to see this resis- designed for light industrial and would require with a list of concerns and comments before taking 3aribaldi Provincial Park ! tance.” rezoning. any further action. A piece of property large enough in the industrial Lonsdale said this process could take at least !hrw bough Singing Pass Road f He said pumice stockpiles whjch would be set up i park to fit Carefoot’s needs would cost about $I mil- months. The motion must still be endorsed by coun- vi11 have a slightly longer : near the club would act as sound buffers for the like for the next while. A .i shooting range. The company has hired Nelson lion. cil during a regular meeting. !OO-metre stretch of the oad slumped last week, naking it impassible to rehide traffic. The Municipality of ]BY BRIGI’XTE PETERSEN ondary schooi site in the Highlands She said this school district has the The school district must submit its Whistler is assessing the The Chief area. Other highlights of the plan second highest enrolment growth rate draft long-range capital plan to the tability of the area which i include replacing Blackwater Creek in the province. Coquitlam School Ministry of Education, Skills and nay be continuing to Howe Sound Schosl District 48 is Elementary School in Devine and District 43 had a growth rate of4.5 per Training by September 1s. Edwards lump. Decisions about planning to start building at [east six Signal Hill Elementary in Pemberton, cent in 1997/98 while Howe Sound sard the ministry will likely announce epairing the road will be i more schools and renovate others dur- additions to Garibaldi Highlands grew by 4 per cent. The provinckl next spring which projects will receive nade when more technical ing the next decade to accommodate a Elementary, Valleycliffe Elementary, average was 1.5 per cent. funding . nformation is available. It i rapidly growing population in the cor- Brackendale Secondary, Myrtle s anticipated the road will i ridor. Philip Elementary, Whistler emkin closed at least until Trustees last week approved a draft Secondary and major renovations to School board selects le end of July. long-range capital plan for schools in Howe Sound Secondary and Hikers can still access the f the area looking as far ahead as the Mamquam and Squamish elementary opular Singing Pass area ! year 2006. schools. new superinten f the park, but the hike “This is normal for what we’ve been “We have a number of schools in the rill be longer. The Musical asking for over the past five years 35-year-old range needing additions, lumps Trail to Singing when growth really started in our dis- upgrades or replacements,” said ‘assfrom the top of the trict,” said secretary-treasurer Nancy Edwards. Vhistler ski area is still Edwards. She said there will likely be at least The Howe Sound School District’s board of trustees has selected an individual nder snow. New elementary schools proposed a 40-per cent growth rate in the dis- to replace Doug Courtice as superintendent of schools. under the plan include those slated for trict’s student population during the Board chairperson Constance Rulka said the person will not be identified until ipeeders nabbed the Garibaldi Highlands area, next decade. the individual is notified and a contract is signed. The name will bc made piihlic During a speed enforce- i Pernberton, Whistler and Furry Creek. The total district enrolment for 1997 later this summer. lent campaign June 27- Construction of the new Highlands was 4,472 students. By the year 2006, Rulka, who made the announcement during the July 9 regular hoard meeting, ily 6, Pembertsn RCMP ! Elementary School would likely start that number is expected to rise to said the new superintendent will not assume the position starting Aug. 1 as orig- sued 10 speeding tickets, in 2002. about 6,000. inally planned, but will likely start soon afterwards. iree written warnings and i The proposal also suggests a new “(That number) is a bit conservative “I’m hoping it doesn’t drag out.” ne ticket for following too ! secondary school in Pemberton and because all of the district communities The person chosen was selected from a final short list of three candidates from me1y. exploration in 2003 for a new sec- are growing,” said Edwards. B.C. Tuesday, July 15, 1997 The Chief Squamish, B.C. News 4

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BY BRIGITTEPETEWEN will investigate expanding their landfill SLRD chair Susan Gimse said the deci- 892-3571 The Chief to accommodate other parts of the sions by Whistler and Lillooet will be region. discussed in full by the board during the The District of Squamish is re-examin- “We will be taking a look at a major regional district’s July 28 regular meeting what to do with its landfill following amendment to the solid waste manage- ing in Pemberton. recent dccisions made by Whistler ar?d ment plan,” said Eonsdale, a director on “We need to meet and discuss where Lillooet regarding their refuse sites. the SLRD. “The whole thing is up in the we go from here,” said Gimse. Councii voted July 2 to defeat an earli- air.” “Squamish’s decision to close their land- er motion to enter into an agreement with Under the current plan, recently fill by 1999 is still consistent with the Carney’s Waste Systems to close the etidorsed by the Ministry of solid waste management plan, but landfill in stages while continuing to Environment, landfills are to be phased Whistler’s glans are contrary to it. There operate it until the end of 1999. Council out completely in Squamish and Whistler are a lot of questions that need to be had agreed to accept Carney’s proposal by 1999. asked.” during the June 3 meeting. Once landfills are closed, refuse is to be Linda Carney of Carney’s Waste Mayor Corinne EonsdaIe, who request- shipped by rail to Woosevelt Regional Systems, who refrained from comment- Duette Shades ed council reconsider the June 3 motion, Landfill, located in Klickitat County, ing on Squamish council’s decision until have a wonderful said during a recent committee meeting Wash. she knows more about the issue, said with the Squamish-Lillooet Regional Whistler council passed a motion July company representatives plan to meet District (SLRD), technical committee 7 approving a 2 112-year extension of its with district staff Friday to discuss the Or for that matter, representatives from Whistler announced landfill’s life. Councillors also decided to situation. that municipality is looking at expanding explore the option of extending the life The provincial government’s plan is to _q. the Iife of its landfill. of the landfill past the year 2000 for up to reduce landfill waste in the SLRD by 50 Lillooet representatives indicated they 20 years. per cent before the year 2000. (offer ends July 30/97) Lonsdale nominated to represent SLRD on UBCM

BY MIKE SHEELY strategy.. plan,__ or to break --the planning process into smaller Whist I er Question modules with separate workshops. P Squamish-Lillooet Regional District directors agreed to Area C representative Susan Gimse nominated Squamish schedule a Vision 2000 workshop in August iii order to create a Mayor Corinne Lunsdale for the Union of British Columbia strategic plan of where the regional district will be going and Municipalities (UBCM) executive. how it intends to reach those objectives. The executive committee will be selected in October 1997. Among decisions facing the board is the choice of developing The UBCM acts as a collective voice for local government a niastcr model that would outline a vision for the entire SLRD throughout British Columbia. Directors approved the nomina- and could be produced in tandem with the regional growth tion Fr (candle purchase required) -ELECTRICAL ENDORSEMENT COU RSE Saturday, July i9 Place: Sea to Sky Best Western Hotel 11 am-6pm Squarnish Ear-candling is a simple, painless Daie: Saturday, July 26th, ‘ 997 procedure whereby wax, bacteria and other Time: 6:OQa.m. - 4:30 p.m. debris is removed from the ears t~ promote health and improve hearing. Cost: G.S.T. $90.00 t --3 Phone: 898-5499for informa ion * Remember: Aftes April Ist, 1998 your class ‘A’’or “B”kicense is invalid without an ‘E-€, so register early. The Chief Squamish, B.C. Tuesday,July 15, 1997 News

J I I KAREN MILSTEINflHE CHfEF George McLaren has been presented Alaina Holitzki, 4, of Burnaby, was one of 200 visitors at the annual open house at with the Exemplary Fire Services Easter Seal Camp Squamish Sunday afternoon. She had fun on the trampoline, under the watchful eyes of recreation programmer Mike dewit, left and volunteer Leah Medal, commemorating 20 years volunteer service with the Britannia Comm u nin/ Centre.

The presentation was made by Britannia volunteer fire chief Lance Iverson. WlcLaren also received ai a medal in 1991 for bravery in his “Implementation of the plan would be a big response to the Britannia flood. BY BRIGITTE PETERSEN job,” said Miles. ‘ The Chief # Coun. Meg Fellowes agreed the district Two members of the district’s flood hazard needs to move ahead with dike maintenance. %e Spirit of Squamish is B special promotion sponsored by the Squamish ianagement committee are worried not “Public education is also important to help Gief. %ere are certain cooPrBitions which upply in order to appear in tk iough is being done to maintain the diking preserve the dikes,’, said Fellowes. space. Plmse call Dianne Hathuwrry at 892-9161 for detmds.” stem in Squamish. Public works director Moharnmad Msar said Wilf Dowad and Nick Candy, community a provincial government inspector visits :presentatives on the committee, discussed Squamish annually to examine the condition of eir concerns with Squamish council mem- the dikes. ADD A SECOND :rs during a July 8 committee of the whole Jim Lang, volunteer municipal coordinator of PHONE FOR QMLY eeting. the Squamish Emergency Program, said “The big flood may never happen,” said although there is not an emergency plan in owad. “But maintenance is a very cheap pro- place dealing specifically with floods there is a ction against the possibility.” general action plan which can be used in a Candy said he feels the district is being too variety of catastrophic situations. Implacent about the possibility of a flood “We have a plan for all emergencies in Yaw share: ippening in the area. The most recent com- Squamish,” said Lang. *30 unlimited free ittee meeting to discuss the flood hazard These emergencies include flooding, earth- calls home every anagement plan was held last September. quakes, urban fires and large-scale industrial month for a full year. he plan, prepared in 1994, is a document out- accidents. *IO0 free weekday ling overall flood protection in the district. Following the discussion, council members evening minutes every passed a motion to reinstate the flood hazard ”We’re trying to bring council’s attention to IO$ a management plan committee which will month -just e immediate situation,” he said. “The dike minute after ‘that. is been ignored for the past 20 years.” include representatives from the District of Squamish, B.C. Environment and the 0/97) District administrator Bob Miles said GET FREE WEEKENDS yamish may have to find ways to get finan- Squamish Nation. During its next meeting, AND MORE FOR JUST a1 and administrative assistance from the which has not yet been scheduled, the cornmit- wincial government to follow through with tee is to establish terms of reference and deter- e management plan. But he said provincial mine a plan for dealing with dike maintenance. inistries are short-staffed and the district may The motion to reinstate the committee must be we to do much of the work itself. approved during a regular council meeting. You each get:

l -Your choice of any one of five great New Legion executive installed brand name phones. Squamish kgion members were pleased ‘to Gardner on being elected president, Coldwells *Your first 68 days we Pacific Command president Brian reminded members that Branch 277 faces airtime free. challenges in the near future and Pacific oldwells to officiate at their annual installa- many *Free activation. in last week. Aylsa Yaky from the pipe band Command will help wherever it can. hyed the pipes as sergeant-at-arms Bruce The building committee has called a special .oudfoot presented newly elected president membership meeting for 7 p.m. Tuesday, July ine Gardner for installation. Linda Johnstonc 29, in order to vote on a new development pro- k as installed as president of the Ladies posal. At this time the developer will be in uxiliary and once all members of both exec- attendance to give a presentation and answer ives were installed, After congratulating any questions and concerns from the members.

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Murals - are not specifically mentioned within the per- “Frc The paint has been dry for more than a mit’s downtown guidelines but it does outline Squai month, but Squamish council recently passed a which colors are acceptable on buildings. mana motion to authorize the painting of the full- Colors..are to reflect the natural environment the ti scale mural covering the Ocean Port Hotel. and development of Squamish’s history, study Mayor Coriiine LonsdaIe said it came to the including brown, green, olive, grey and beige. Rob attention of the planning department a few The permit further states, “When considering prods weeks ago that the giant mural depicting an appropriate color for a building, the color of whicl wildlife and the natural environment of the adjacent or neighboring buildings should Bum; Squarnish was in contravention of the district’s be taken into account in order to provide con- rech development permit. sistency and balance of the overall study “It was a bit of an oversight, but we’ve fixed streetscape .” Sounc it,” said Lonsdale. “There xe guidelines that need to be fol- ither! She said the district decided to accept the lowed (by business owners),” said Lonsdale. ~Chn mural because it has become an attraction in “Even if they are going to paint their building he s( town, but the Ocean Port’s management should they need to check with the planning depart- xojec haw requested permission for the paintiiig ment to see if these changes are acceptable.” igain before it was startcd. Council’s decision to accept the mural is sub- xojec A section of the permit states district permis- ject to the Ocean Port finalizing outstanding Gill sion is required for alterations of the exterior matters including doing landscaping around N&tI KARW MILS~WNJTHECHIEF character 6f buildings, inciuding painting. The the building, gating the garbage container and ’my mural required a development permit or an planting hedges. The Ocean Port Hotel‘s exterior mural has received belated approval from council. )leas( he st “Mi *ham Gill mrk Westcoast Gas Services Inc. ig hc invites members of the interested public to attend an - SQUAMlsH PUBLIC LIBRARY 0 OUSE SI New - Free access to the Internet on 2 terminals ti - Fm ‘how to get started on the Internet’ tutorials Visit the library to find out more about Surfing the Net. regarding its proposal to construct a liquefied natural gas (LNG) storage f e Gadity at McNab Creek, British Columbia Children can stiil register for the summer reading program & the book and fu~times at the library. Westcoast Gas Services Inc. (Westcoast), a Westcoast will conduct comprehensive Friends of the library are collecting recipes for a wholly-owned subsidiary of Westcoast €nergy environmental and socio-economic studies on fundraising cookbook. Submit your favorite soup or Inc., is proposing an LNG Storage Project that the project area. These assessments, in salad recipe in the recipe box at the library. consists of a 16 million cubic feet per day conjunction with public. and regulatory input, cryogenic liquefaction system and a 3 billion will provide a basis for facility design and For information on these QF other pmgrams phone 892-3110. cubic foot storage hcility adjacent to Centra mitigation planning. Gas British Columbia Inc.3 Vancouver Island Pipeline. This project is still in the feasibility Following the review and consideration of your This space is sponsor@dby stage both environmentally economically. input, Westcoast intends to apply €or approval and by the British Columbia Environmental Squarnish Credit Union & We are seeking public input now - before any I final decisions are made. Assessment Office (BCEAQ) to construct this facility. To assist us in completing our Westcoast is committed to encouraging public preliminary project plans, Westcoast asks that participation in the development of this project. you forward any immediate concerns or We will host two open house sessions in July; inquiries in writing before July 31 to: one in Gibsons on the 15th, and one in Squamish on the 22nd. Everyone is invited to Doug Thorneycroft attend. The open houses will provide an Westcoast Energy Inc. opportunity for you to learn more about the 1333 West Georgia Street project, and to provide input. Vancouver, British Columbia ! V6E 3K9 I The purpose of the open house is to give you Fax: (604) 691-5921 as much information as possible to allow you the opportunity to become involved in the AII submissions will be available to the public design and scheduling of the project. through the Project Registry of the BCEAO. Engineering, environmental, and public health Please indicate if you wish your name and and safety representatives will. be on hand to address to be treated in confidence, and not to assist you. be filed on the Registry.

OPEN HOUSES HAW BENSCWIED- AT THE FOUOWII+TG.EOCATIONS: From 300 pm until 8:QO pm Gibsons: July 15 at the Gibsons Motor Inn, 963 Sunshine Coast Hwy. Squamish: July 22 at the Howe Sound Inn and Brewing Company, 3780 1 Cleveland he.

Westcoast Gas Services lnc. is a member of the Westcoast Energy lnc. group of companies. ‘Reg’d TM The Chief QI Squamish, B.C. Tuesday, July 15, 1997 illt 7 News - I BCCT grads win award for Squamish project BY BRIGITTEPETERSEN Nguyen, a graduate of Howe Sound The Chief Secondary School, ended up getting a job as program coordinator for the disabled entrepre- “Frorr, the sea to sky to you.” That new neurs’ investment fund at Community Futures Squamish slogan, created by three marketing Development Corporation of Howe Sound. management graduates, was part of the reason She said moving back to her home town after the trio was recently honored for a tourism graduation has shown her a different side of study conducted here. Squamish. Rob Gillis, Ngan Nguyen and Janella David “Now I’m able to mingle with people in the xoduced the best project in the tourism option business community,” said Nguyen. Jvhich was part of their program at the David has been busy in her new position as a Burnaby-based British Columbia Institute of program coordinator at Rare Indigo rechnology (BCIT). The project, a tourism Destination Marketing in Vancouver. She said ;tudy sponsored by the Squamish and Howe winning the award gave the team an edge over Sound Chamber of Commerce, was among 36 other graduating students looking for work. ithers in the area of business and engineering “It made everything worthwhile,” said David. echnology recognized for excellence during “I couldn’t have asked for a better outcome.” he school’s 1997 industry-sponsored student The students approached the chamber earlier xoject fair on June 17. The trio competed this year with an idea to conduct a tourism igainst 16 other groups for the top prize. Their study and the chamber set aside a $1,000 bud- BRl<;lTJT PETERSENfltltl CHIEF: xoject ended up with a mark of 94 per cent. get. The result of the 10-week project was a Ngan Nguyen and Rob Gillis pin prize ribbons on each other during a recent get Gillis, who has started up a New four-minute sample video and a 100-page together after earning an award for their Squamish tourism project. Jamella David, the third Nestminster-based marketing consultant corn- report on the feasibility of attracting tour BCIT student involved, is missing from the photo. : CHIEF )any dedComplete Productions, said he was groups to Squamish. The report outlines a )leased to receive the award and appreciated strategic action plan with three phases to wasn’t surprised to hear the news about the students’ final report. The chamber wants to he support from chamber members. improve the way Squarnish is promoted. award. produce a more polished promotional video for “My gratification came with our client, the Besides earning recognition, the students “They’re incredibly talented people,” she Squamish and is exploring print advertising :hmber, being happy,” he said. received prize ribbons and $200 each for their said. “It’s well deserved. They put a tremen- opportunities including making a brochure to Gillis said he’s hoping to attract contract efforts. But they all agreed the best reward was dous amount of effort into it.” Magee said the attract tour operators to the area. She said the work in Squmish and is considering relocat- employment right after graduation. chamber’s tourism committee has started committee will consider using a number of ng here. Wendy Mag& d~mbermanager, said she working on two suggestions included in the other ideas from the report in tic future.

Andre Ouellet, chairman of the Muddy and British Columbia’s Sea specific road or roads, an official gone dramatic improvements in board of directors for Canada Post to Sky Highway. The new local provincial road sign, and a photo recent years and is referred to by the Sea to Sky Corporation recently announced the stamp was unveiled at the Squamish depicting an aspect of local culture, local tourism board as the “gateway issue of a set of four 45-cent stamps Post Qffice June 30 with a big cake history, economic or leisure activity. to the spectacular” Whistler Resort. Highway to celebrate some of Canada’s most featuring the stamp design. Hwy. 99, also known as the §ea to Ed Gifford provided the photogra- I beautiful scenic highways. The first The stamps were designed by Lou Sky Highway, runs from the U.S. phy for this stamp. featured on four stamps in what is planned as a Cable of Halifax, N.S., his first for border at Bfaine, Wash. through Stamps and first day covers are three-year series feature Cape Canada Post. Each stamp includes Vancouver and north past Whistler available at participating postal out- new stam Breton’s Cabot Trail, Ontario’s the following elements: a landscape to Lillooet. Originally a logging and lets including the Squamish Post Wine Route, Saskatchewan’s Big photo, a map segment depicting the homesteading road, it bas under- Office.

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Friends worried about two overdue canoeists rolled into the police car, although there was on the Squamish River called the RCMP the no damage, and the officers caught the driver.” night of July 8, and Squamish Search and It was determined the licence plates had been r Rescue joined police in looking for the lost stolen from a car dealership in 100 Mile House pair at 5:30 a.m. the next morning. Bruce and earlier the same day, and the vehicle had also Karen Marshall started their trip at Mile 21 on been stolen but the thcft had not yet been July 7 and were to spend the night along the reported. river before ending their trip the next day near Two charges of possession of stoler?property. Brennan Road in Brackendale. refusing a breath sample and a number of Cpl. John Lzseili said the Marshalls ran into Motor Vehicle Act infractions were stayed difficulty early in the trip, hit a log, and lost all when the guilty plea was entered on the two their gear and their canoe to the river. They set more serious charges, Diack said. up camp and waited for assistance in getting out. Four mountain bikes and assorted other items Search and Rescue, using a helicopter, boats have been turned in at the Squarnish RCMP and ground crews, found the pair at 10:45 a.m. detachment. Black Shimano, Norco and and brought them out to Squamish, where they Precision bikes, along wiih a pink Norco, can were treated for minor injuries. Laseur said be claimed on more detailed identification. they were cold from staving outdoors for two Police are also holding a black and orange bag nights without shelter or-supplies. containing clothes, film and garden tools. Laseur said anyone on the river should be aware water levels are still extremely high due mi to recent record rainfalls and the still melting b m snowpack in the mountains. Search efforts fl were hampered by the fast moving water. m A 20-year-old Squamish man was sentenced to six months in jail last week after pleading guilty to theft of a vehicle valued at more than $5,000 and theft of licence plates. If you have information Cpl. Rob Diack said police received a report Highlands Mali IhIaFads Branch about a crime,, tdwhone of a white Ford Explorer being driven errati- Monday ...... 9 am - 6 pm Monday...... Closed p.m. Crim~t~~pe~at 892-TlPS cally Julv 4 at 8:30 The vehicle was spot- Tuesday ...... 9 am - 6 pm Tuesday ..._...... 9:30 am - 5 p ri ted by apatroi offickr, who ran the plate nh- (8477)Or I -600-222-B.IPS. Wednesday ...... 9 am - 6 pm Wednesday ...... 930 - prv ber through the computer and discovered it had am 5 Thursday ...... 9 am - 8 pm Thursday .,._...... C1.30.,... - 5 FjrII been stolen. The vehicle was followed into the Your ea\\ is free, you don’t downtown area where another police cruiser have to giwe your name Friday ...... 9 am - 8 pm Friday ...... 1 COO an-I - 6 j.m Saturday ...... 10 am - 4 pm Satilrday ...... i0:OO XI - 2;. !.>!;; assisted by blocking the road ahead of it. and you may qualify “The driver jumped out while the vehicle was 898-4888 still rolling, and took off,” said Diack. “It Squamish man found guilty of hunting offences After more thail three years of legal proceed- Hache and Squarnish. ings, Allen George Woods was found guilty of The charges and fines are as follows: five counts under the Wildlife Act for illegal 0 In Fort Nelson, unlawfully hunting bull elk hunting activities, the Ministry of during the closed season - fined $750; Environment, Lands and Parks announced Failing to submit a species for compulsory Friday. Woods was fined a total of $2,000 in inspection - fined $208; Fort St. John Provincial Court and ordered to 0 In Lac 1,a Hache, unlawfully possessing forfeit his rifle and scope to the province of dead wildlife, an elk carcass - fined $200; British Columbia. Wildlife Act charges against e In Squamish, unlawfully possessing dead Peter Daniel Leveque of Squamish were wildlife, a pair of elk antlers - fined $100; acquitted. and The fine for Woods follows an investigation Making a false statement on an elk species by ministry conservation officers into an ille- licence - fined $750. gal hunting incident in which a bull elk was in addition to the fine, the judge ordered taken outside the open season. Other viola- Woods to complete the Conservation and tions including failure to submit the elk for Outdoor Recreation Education training pro- compulsory inspection and keeping the elk gram. The CORE program is designed to carcass and antlers. ensure that prospeclive hunters have consistent The offences occurred between October standards of knowledge and skills for safe and 1993 and January 1994 in Fort Nelson, Lac la ethical participation in hunting activities. A special meeting of voting menabers, of this I3r;aric.h of t.11~ Royal Canadian Legi~n,will be held in the Ikinqeiet Rc mil on Tuesday, July 29, 1997 commencing at 700 P?4 io consider the following itenis of business:

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1 /=lo win a Calvin Klein Robe (value $1201 10 Tuesday, July 15, 1997 The Chief W Squamish, B.C. CHIEF THE r/@‘ \ Editorial enquiries? \ contact l, Please The Chief \ \ Box 3500,381 13 Second Avenuc \ \ Squamish, British Columbia VON I 1 \ Phone: 892-9161 Fa: 892-848 \ \ E -mail: sqchiemmountain -inter I \ \ ...... - ...... -~ -- uinion ‘The Squamish Chief i 1 is published every i Tu e sda y by su ov Edi, Robert W. Docill Ih Presidcri t by thl Keith Bennett have l’icc - Pres iiicrt t the Jeanneke Van I-lattem : Mem Groirp Publisher have of trust energ eople at the blockade at Mile 21 of the upper Squamish endle felt betrayed Saturday when they finally checked the es o Pnames on the petitions signed by those attending the watei Witness Program hosted by the Squamish Nation at Simms of f( Creek. Some of the names were obviously false, while oth- adere ers cannot be printed in a family newspaper. away Blockade representatives discussed the Witness Program goes attendance with Chief Bill Williams earlier in the week, and Tht port Penny Graham were assured none of those in attendance would disrupt log- Pic blish cr ging, and all would be out of the area Sunday night. The frienl blockaders took this in good faith, and so they should. Many ed c Squamish Nation members have expressed support for the mad4 blockade, and some of them are Ioggers themselves. each It was the correct approach, but in retrospect, perhaps a bit We naive. The Witness Program is being led by John Clarke, a as wc wilderness explorer and well known environmentalist who We has probably done more hiking in this area than anyone still date alive. of tk Though not strictly an environmental camp, there are some can i AI Price blockaders who believed Saturday there could well have we b Editor been some extremists among the 80 participants taken into hope ...... the area by Williams, escorted by the Squamish Nation thes than the blockade at ers, periods of rain, chance of aroui Brigitte Petersen i Peacekeepers. Mile 21, the $65 million showers, scattered showers, iso- ecm David Donaldson i The fact that those at the blockade didn’t check the signa- contract extension signed lated showers, a few showers, AI m Reporters tures until the Witness Program cavalcade was sent through by Bryant (Big Country) Reeves showers likely, and cloudy with Price unde Karen Milstein with good wishes could also indicate the program organizers of the Vancouver Grizzlies, a chance of showers. They all Photographer and leaders didn’t check the names on the petition either. Evander Hollyfield’s ear and the mean: “Wear your hat, dummy, Dianne Hathaway i As it turned out, everyone left the Witness Program camp naughty “hopping Peter” placed it’s not summer yet.” as promised, and apparently the problems encountered this on Ted Nebbeling’s desk Even the weather broadcasters Daricn Adley MLA SEE IT Ad Represerttatives i weekend have been worked out so they don’t happen again. last week by some partying on radio and TV iiie hedging ...... their bets. These is seldom a Lyle Stachczki With any luck it was a valuable lesson for everyone and the female MIAs, the favorite topic Production Manager I: trusts built up can be retained. of conversation in Squamish definitive forecast. What we get ‘ at the Brackendale Fall Fair thi! The Western Canada Wilderness Committee and IWA rep- these days has been the weather. are “Clouds, possible showers year for the most creative way 1 Lori May resentatives will be in court Wednesday in Vancouver, as the We’re sick of it. and possible sunny periods.” use green tomatoes without (pe Graphic Designer i environmental group attempts to have the RCMP’s long The past nine months have They’re covered no matter what, manently) injuring your neigh- Diane Soares standing policy of non-intervention changed. It is impossible been the wettest in recorded his- unless they are talking about the bors who insist on partying out. Productiori Assistarit i to predict how that will go, or whether there will even be a tory, and by July 8 we had dou- Coquihalla Connector, on which side until 430 a.m. Kathryn Cosgrove i quick decision or not. ble the average rainfall for this it has snowed every month this There could even be a compet A ccoirritant Win or lose, a blockade party is planned for Wednesday as month. Everyone’s best rainfat1 year, including last week. tion for the biggest slug, as son Stay-at-home are being in my pea patch seem to have Jill Smith a way for participants to thank the community for its sup- indicator, the Mamquam River moms Adtit in istrat ive Assistarit i port. Everyone in Squamish is invited to attend the blockade flowing under the bridge on driven crazy (crazier?) as their reached Paul Bunyan’s propor- starting at noon. Hwy. 99, has been up and down children, now out of school, have tions. Henry Lacroix In the meantime, it has been really good to see that there like a yo-yo. A few rain-free little opportunity to play outside. Perhaps the most delicious Circirlatiorr Mariager i have been no serious incidents at the blockade, and away hours brings out the chorus of Bathing suit sales are in a slump, weather irony was noted by Patti Vance from the rhetoric and media glare, members of both sides lawnmowers like a horde of umbrella sales are sky high, the novice cartoonist Andrea Receptionist have had the occasional good discussion with each other Winnipeg mosquitoes. strawberry, raspberry and cherry bvasseur in her first ever edito ...... about the myriad of issues surrounding forest practices and Even the environmental fore- crops have been dismal, and ial cartoon, below. Tekplione access to Crown lands. casters are getting creative. tourists *aremainly heading She got a real chuckle from th (604) 892-9 I 6 1 Last week we suggested that environmental groups deserve Every Monday when I check the south. watering restrictions published : ;espect for helping to force major improvements in timber long-range forecast for this area Avid gardeners are among the last week’s paper, considering a Fax Lirie harvesting and forest management practices. This week we on the Environment Canada site most depressed. Though some the rain we have had lately. (604) 892-8433 suggest everyone remember that without the logging compa- on the Internet, I find something gardens have fared well, others At least it inspired Levasseur 1 E -mail nies, very little of this beautiful province would be accessi- new. In the past few weeks I have not. Many plants need the put pen to paper, and while awa sqc h ie f@ ble to anyone with less than a week to hike a few miles. have run across: rain, rain heavy sun and heat to thrive, including a couple of hours on another mount ain-in t er.net j at times, rain tapering to show- tomatoes. There could be a prize rainy afternoon. 1i.arlF Suhscrij>tioris i Celeb.rate the parks we have Home Delivery (Squamish Area) i hile some people are camped out in the bush to $37.50 emphasize their opposing positions about the vol- Canadian Mail Delivery j ume of parkland set aside in the upper Squamish $60.00 valley, everyone has an opportunity Saturday to help cele- U.S. (Second Class) i brate the provincial parks we already have. $70.00 Cdn Overseas It is hard to imagine any busier parks than Alice Lake and $1 15.00 Cdll Murrin Park when the sun is shining, and even when it’s not. With its campgounds, swimming areas and parks interpreter Canada Post program, there is often a waiting list to get into Alice Lake. Publication Mail Sales And it’s not all tourists. Product Agreement No. 25 1828 Many Squamish families, particularly those with young families, treat their kids to their first tenting experience at Rcproduclion of any Alice Lake. It’s handy to head home if it pours, you can zip material contained in this home and do the six loads of laundry per day that any good pablicatIon is expressly forbidden without the prior camping kid generates, friends and family can drop by any consent of the publisher. time, and yet it is still camping outdoors. Kids can learn camping techniques and etiquette, and some of the more basic skills before they are taken a little farther from home for a true wilderness experience. Qn Page 14 of the paper this week is a history of Parks Day .,,*.J*-+.. and explanation of some of the events which will take place. t3::lsl illll!t:i ~.~~.s.~,,~~..~.,’;~,Participation is free, and guaranteed fun for kids of all ages, ...... ;...... :: . right here in our own back yard. l e#- The Chief Squamish, B.C. OlSD ’hesday, July 15, 1997 OFSSB 11 ,#- \

Editor; into the So0 Coalition office and gather more info. sis. He claims that a proper public process was not The logger’s blockade at Mile 21 in the upper We are also inviting the public to go into Interfor’s done. Not true. A proper public process was con- Squamish will be part of B.C’s history. The block- office in downtown Squamish and book a tour with ducted. it was called the protected areas stratcgy -d SLIDDOrtII and it was completed last October. rU ade was established to prevent extremists (PATH) them into the working forest in TFL #38. (Of course and WCWC from conducting civil disobedience you’ll be asked to sign our petition at Mile 21 All interested parties were involvcd in the process, overwhelming training in Tree Farm Licence #38 and ultimately before you’ll be allowed to pass through.) government , r ccr eat i on a I i s t s, e nv i ron m c n t a 1is t s, blockading the loggers from their workplace. So far The petition attempts to reinforce worker’s rights. industry representative, unions and others. All par- Editor, the blockade has enabled everyone employed in the We feel people have the right to go to work without ties compromised in order to find a solution and I have been overwhelmed tree farm to keep working. being harassed by extremists. If extremists do cause finally, 134,000 hectares were presenwl, including by the community support we At the blockade we are doing our best, but we are damage or a loss of wages to workers, they should 29,214 hectares of the Clendcnning Valley in have received at Mile 21 in inexperienced in this type of action. We are attempt- be held accountable and be responsible for those Interfor’s TFL #38. the upper Squamish. ing to accommodate the workers, our supporters losses and, if they are foreigners, they should be Un fort u ri a te 1y, envi ron rn e n t a I ex t rem is t s (W CW C Members of the community and the general public. sent home. and PATH) wanted another 190,000 hectarcs pre- have given us their time and By being too tolerant of these extremists, served and they have been screaming ever since. energy. We have received It is a volatile situation and we realize some people will be offended by the blockade. Please under- Canadians are putting their rights and privileges in In closing, I would like to say that extremists have endless donations. Hot lunch- stand we have no choice but to blockade if we want jeopardy. creatcd an industry for theniselves and they arc not es on rainy days, bottled to save our jobs. We also hope people will inform We are allowing outsiders to enter Canada and intercsted in finding solutions. They arc simply water on hot days, all kinds themselves about B.C.’s excellent logging practices meddle in our economy and politics for their own looking for ways to create a negative impression of food for hungry block- and the issues surrounding the forest industry and gain. Canadians and British Columbians need to which enables them to generate funds and take aders, a trailer for a home support stand together and tell them enough is enough. home a paycheque. away from home and the list us. We are attempting to educate the public at the The director of WCWC claims many misleading JoAnne Otto goes on and on. blockade. We are suggesting to people ‘that they go points and attempts to create the impression of a cri- sq uami Sh The camaraderie and sup- m port of our community, friends and family has boost- ed our morale. You have tio I made our commitment to Editor of talks. Their solution regarding fish nel they (salmon) take to get io the Because the each other easier to fulfill. Just for a change from local law and conservation is to tell 1B.E fishemen Fraser -River they come through the the good old Canadians are always -IL -J We don’t feel as victimized order issues, I must make a comment to,.“vigorously” fish the salmon runs Straight of Alaska. Hello again. This right syndrome. I’m ashamed to be a ‘7? as we did a month ago. on this truly Canadian ability to face and catch as many as their boats will is American waters. Canadian with this sort of spoiled lm We are trying to accommo- up t~ the realities of life, namely on carry and show those upstart Yanks What’s to stop our good friends child mentality of our Girl Guide - date everyone on both sides one side our Cheshire cat premier and who they’re dealing with. My heart from just zapping the lot before they pol it i ci ails. of the blockade as best we his equally moronic cohort David bleeds for some sort of sanity on even get into B.C. waters? Who could Just to show those damn Yankees we can as we stand up for what Anderson, the so-called fishery minis- behalf of common sense. blame them, what with the threats of are going to save the salmon, (obvi- 3r ously all those fish are Canadian) by $I we believe in. Qur lives, our ter. He should be called Hans We, us Canucks, with 80 per cent of the idiot duo. our exports going south, are going to If you’re going into’the business of catching them before the Yankees do. - hops and our dreams revolve Christian with his comments on the around logghg and a viable so-called fishery talks with the U.S. show the US. the sort of clout we sabre rattling you should look at the Conservation Canadian style. Or is it Economy. Our wonderfully good ministers have up here by catching as many consequences. Who loses if the stupid just me? One hundred thirty years on Thank YOU to everyone who have come up with the ultimate insult salmon as we can before those incon- elements of our government close we’ve learned nothing. This is still the understands and supports us. to every B.C. fisherman and citizen of siderate Yanks can get them. Hello, down the U. S. submarine base on colonies. Eara Gulliman this province. The sulky duo is again anyone home? Vancouver Island? Ninety immediate P.W. Mance Squamish blaming the U. S. for the breakdown Before they get into whatever chan- jobs and all the taxes collected. Why? Squamish . 0.0.

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11 w.saveonfoods.com The Chief Squamish, B.C. Tuesday, July 15, 1997 letters to The Squamish Chief be a ‘big’.Mend @$3750 per year to in the Squamish area Editor, waiting more than two years for a match. She I’m writing in regard to the article written by was so excited and happy to finally have a big Call 892-9I6 I for complete details. AI Price about the need for - Big sister. We go swimming, roller-blading, bike SisterdBrothers in Squamish. riding, to movies or just hang out and watch I grew up in Squamish and have always been w. . proud of that fact. It’s quite embarrassing that I became a big sister hoping to be able to Splendid Split-levels out of our 12,000+ growing population we make a difference but what getting out of I’m W40472 Tkunderbird Ridge don’t have a handful of worthy people to it is the knowledge of that plus a lot of self-sat- Classic 4 bdrm., 3 bathroom donate some time to some enthusiastic kids. isfaction. Even though I’m only 24, I feel like home on a private 8O’x 206’ I had been thinking about becoming a big sis- a kid again when I’m with her. We have a lot property on the Mashiter River ter for some time. When Jack Fowler and of fun together. $252,900 Bench. Very elegant home! Robert Fine sat atop the pole last year asking Instead of complaining about how terrible Squamish for help, I decided it was time to kids are now-a-days, I hope this letter will 40405 Braemar Drive apply. This outcry made me realize what a encourage people to do something about it by Extensively remodeled, need there was for bigs. becoming a big sister or brother. It would be a beautifully cared for and Because I live in North Vancouver now and real shame to see such a worthwhile organiza- perfect for any family. Backs only come t~ Squamish every other weekend tion disband. onto tennis courtslpark. to visit my family, I called Big Sisters in Being a big doesn’t involve being a parent, Quiet, level neighbourhood. Vancouver. only a friend. I became a big sister at the beginning of 1997 Diane Brown Marianne Wilson,- BSc. to a very energetic 11-year-old, who had been North Vancouver “Your Home Specialist” i.lllrm)Olnllll Assocl5te ROYAL LEPAGE Brokw Pmknt’sGdd Award TUSK REALW LJ’D, -~IIIIU UA~II~NenwoR Master Medallion Club Bn All library 892-9924 0 892-3335 (24 hr.) e 689-5818 (Vanc. Toll Free) st Editor, matter how much the donation was I was truly Re: the article by Brigitte Peteasen: grateful and you should be grateful as well, Corporate donations low for library. Muff Hackett. After reading the above article in the July 8 Your statement “B.C. Rail is in the position edition of The Chief, I am very surprised at where they could have supported us a little some of the statements made b) library chair- more strongly” would certain deter me, if I person Muff Hackett, as well as the informa- were a large corporation, from donating to the tion contained in the article. library. Heaven forbid my donation may be too I have personally been involved in fund-rais- small and the amount then end up in the paper ing for projects over a number of years, most fm someone to scrutinize. recently Cops For Cancer. I, along with others, As. for asking council for financial assis- have raised and helped to raise tens of thou-‘ tance, I thought surely you would have had sands of dollars for the benefit of the citizens most if not ail of your financial requirements of our fine community. met before embarking on a project of this size. I have received donations from individuals as I am also amazed that YOU only list the well as large corporations and not once would amounts that each of the corporations donated. I dare to criticize how much any one or com- Are all the other groups that raised more than pany or individual had donated. $55,000 not that important? I thanked God that they believed in our pro- TQIIYWorth jects and were willing to donate to them. No Squamish

Dart raises many questions v) Editor, similar complaint? As I sat down to read your newspaper this Considering that, I’ve asked around, and E= 7 n- evening (Tuesday, July S), 1 scanned over the many parents have admitted that their parents 0 ABSOLUTELY EVEKY’T I dai-ts and daffodils to see who was in trouble didn’t like their choice of “noise”. What on this week. I don’t deny it, we all read that 601- earth does having a job have to do with listen- umn first. And the first dart caught my eye. “A ing to music? CB player full of darts to the kids who listen to Doesn’t it seem logical that CDs and stereos their rap noise full blast every day. Turn it generally cost money? Money that is obtained down and get a job.” in the form of a paycheque. My first instinct was to laugh it off. But then Having said that, I’d just like to add this as I thought about it, several questions raised thought. With all of the people in Squamish, in nay mind, for whomever wrote this com- we all have to bend a little to get along. And plaint: Because I am employed can I, there- just remember, the Beatles and The Rolling fore, listen to rag at high decibels? If I was Stones of yesterday could be the Wu-Tang unemployed, could I listen to other genres of Clans and the Pearl Jams of tomorrow. music? Pop, hip-hop, dance, grunge, alterna- Dave Cannel1 tive. In 20 or 30 years, will I be sending in a Squamish .. OF

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quamish is full of unique artisans and crafts- men who create works of art that cannot be Sfound anywhere else. At his downtown workshop, Don Bamsey makes “functional art” - hand crafted wooden sea kayaks, and his skill with wooden boat building and repairing is such that a couple brought their craft all the way from Fort St. John, B.C. to have him work on it. Bainsey’s Surfbird Kayaks has been in operation for two years, with three kayaks built and more kayaks and canoes repaired. A former steel worker who moved to Squamish in 1989, Bamsey is a sea kayaking enthusiast who wanted a boat more finely crafted than the usual plastic or fiberglass. He met some boat builders through the Kayak Association of B.C. and was given a set of plans. The result was the Surfbird, his first hand built wooden boat, which is now hanging in the Howe Sound Inn brew pub. “l’m quite happy to have it there,” he says, adding that his first effort does have a few mistakes that have been worked out in newer designs. His newest kayak, the Purple Urchin, is 18 feet FILEPH(YTO/rtiE CHIEF i DAW QOWDSONA’HECmf Iong-0 and- weiehs 55 Dounds, cornoaring favorablv Competition fancy with his plascc Seaiard kayak dhich Ts 17 feet Don Bernsey is repairing this 204. wooden boat, brought all the way from Fort St. John, at his dancing will be part of long and weighs 55 pounds. The sharp, cutter-style Second Avenue workshop, where he also creates wooden sea kayaks. the Squamish Nation prow of the Urchin also allows it to knife through Pow-Wow Aug. 1-3 in the water faster. and rigging for self-rescues. They can withstand color of the wood in the deck, and the Sea North Vancouver. Mostly self-taught, Bamsey has learned many pressure up to 4,000 PSI. Cucumber comes from the shape of that boat. wood working techniques from his mentor Peter One of his kayaks was ‘‘torture tested” on its At a boat show, a woman with less than perfect Legere, who has designed and built some famous maiden voyage when Bamsey accidentally drifted vision mistook the,name for Sex Cucumber., which The Squamish Nation is Squamish structures including the eagle viewing into the rapids of the Mamquam River and broad- gave everyone a good laugh. ‘‘A classic Freudian hosting a Pow-Wow Bug. shelter on the Squamish River dike and the sided a snag with enough force to break his foot slip,” says Bamsey. 1-3 at the Capilano Squamish Pavilion downtown. pegs. The blow cracked the hull but no water Despite their beauty, fine craftsmanship and dura- Reserve, 100 Mathias Rd. “Peter taught me a way to make a more accurate leaked in. He decided to do an emergency repair bility, selling the byaks hasn’t been easy. At the in North Vancouver. boat.” Rather than build from blueprints, Bamsey anyway and epoxied the crack to water tightness in Vancouver International Boat Show he was about Included in the celebration designs the boats using lofting lines, a complicated 15 minutes. the only person selling wooden boats where only will be native drumming, procedure which ‘follows an outline on the wall As tough as they are, Barnsey’s boats are truly prices were compared and not craftsmanship. At dancing and singing, tradi- with stations set up along the frame of the boat. beautiful works of art. The sleek hulls are con- the B.C. Creative Art Show he received some inter- $ tional and fancy dance This ensured the curves and lines are fair from the structed from mahogany, frames are built with esting feedback but no sales, and at the Wooden competitions, a traditional start - a most important aspect in the construc- western red cedar and the decks are finished in Boat Show at Granville Island he had offers to sell salmon barbecue as well as tion. cedar strips combined with exotic woods such as the boats abroad. arts and crafts. “The whole point of boat building is it has to be purple heart maple and black walnut. Bamsey is thinking of changing his strategy to For details call Gloria right, there’s no maybe,” Barnsey says. “Wooden boats have spirit,” Bamsey says. “The approaching corporations and country clubs to sell Nahanee at 986-2120 or Bamsey’s boats are more than just floating pieces trees they are made from have spirit and my spirit small fleets rather than individual boats. Tammy Baker at 957-41 13. of art that are nice to look at. They’re exceptionally goes in them.” But he’s not in it for the money. “Being an artist seaworthy and safe. Working with the past presi- He blesses each boat upon completion and their takes a long time to establish your reputation. I’m Homes needed for dent of the Mayaking Association of B.C., Mercia unique names come to him as they are built. The not looking to get rich quick on it, it’s more of a film crew Sixta, Bamsey’s boats meet many safety demands Surfbird came from his love of paddling and bird retirement project. I want a reputation for design- Accommodations are including a sealed cockpit, bow and stern air bags watching, the Purple Urchin was inspired by the ing good looking, sturdy, functional boats.” needed on a volunteer basis

for crew members working ;- ;. on the film Squamish L\ Squarnish for a few nights. t r Anyone who can help is asked to call Betty-Anne at BY JANE PORTER on the issue of natural heritage con- face painting, a Jerry the s93-7442. Contributed to The Chief servation in Canada and on the partic- Moose photo booth and ular importance of national, provincial fiin fair games such as Tissue boxes Parks Day is an annual, nationwide and territorial parks.’’ Today Parks ball and ring toss. needed for kids’ celebration of Canada’s heritage parks Day applies to all parks involved in Croquet sets will be which is held on the third Saturday of heritage conservation. available for use. building project July. it consists of a multitude of The theme this year at Alice Lake Starting at 730 p.m. Squamish snifflers are events in parks across Canada. Provincial Park is: Canada’s Parks: and continuing until boing asked to save their Organized by parks staff and con- Celebrate Our Heritage. dusk, special guest Kleenex boxes for a project tractors, interested organizations and In keeping with the heritage theme, Marian Rose will lead under construction at the supportive private enterprises, these Parks Day events at Alice Lake an evening of live music Easter seal Camp. Arts and events have taken thc form of every- include traditional games and races and old fashioned coun- crafts coordinator Carol- thing from in-park concerts to and old fashioned country dancing. try dancing. Rose has Ann Koyte is using the triathlons, exhibits, special nature The games and races-will take place dances which are fun €or boxes as bricks to build a walks and more. Saturdav. Julv 19. in the afternoon from 1-4 p.m. There everyone from three- huge house for the kids has been designated Can&a’s :arks will be the traditional three-legged year-olds to grandpar- FILEPHCXO~HE CHIEF I who attend the camp. If you Day. and potato sack races as well as a less ents, arid which include Though Qftm quite messy, the water balloon have Kleenex or other tis- ! In 1989, ministers responsible for traditional (but no less fun) balloon contras, circles and toss competition is always a favorite. sue boxes to donate, drop 1 i’ parks across Canada agreed to estab- toss and family jumpworm race. !dl squares. No experience !s them off at the camp or call i Iish Parks Day with the primary objec- participants will be eligible for prizes. is necessary as the dances are easily the are sponsored by Hoyte at 898-4298. rive being, cLiofocus public attention In addition to the races, there will be learned and taught on the spot. All of and are free for participants* i > 1 i

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'L1 :Youth Showchoir offering several performances on Fri I e Moving Chords Youth Showchoir is Several staff members have July birthdays participating in a summer choir camp and perhaps they'll show up at 2 p.m. for The Va 11 e y cl i ffe Christ i a n Fe 1Io w s h i p attending the Maureen everyone to wish them a happy birthday. ' Church beckons all children ages four to 13 this week at the Brennan Park Leisure willow art nm# {Centre and the 40 youngsters registered are years to Vacation Bible School from July 28 chair building blllllour looking forward to performing on Friday, July The Britannia Beach Community to Aug. 1 from 9 a.m.-noon each day. workshop at d 18. There will be a sneak preview outside Association is asking for help or donations of E the leisure Save-On-Foods at 12:45 p.m. followed by a time or material from area residents and busi- At last count, there were approximately 200 centre this performance at 1:30 p.m. at the Squamish nesses for the restoration of the community children signed up for the summer reading Saturday, July - Pavilion. Also on Friday, the choir will give a ball field which was reconstructed with conta- club Lost in a Book at the Squamish Public 19, from 830 ...... performance at the Brennan Park Leisure minated soil after the flood. Help with raking Library. There is still time to enroll in the a.m. to 5 p.m. Centre at 7 p.m. and there will be a free-will and grading would also be appreciated by weekly fun and book times and the book Although the cost seems high, $200, you wi!I offering. Britannia kids of all ages. Also needed is a readings on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday take home a new willow art chair. large section of snow fence to protect the and Friday evenings. For details drop by the 0 ! Let's hope the weather cooperates for the seeded areas and help with watering if the library or phone 892-3 1 10. I am sure that wee Kyra Rumming had a :annual Parks Day activities at Nice Lake this weather ever improves. You can offer your happy first birthday this past Sunday, July 13. "Saturday, July 19. From 1- 4 p.m. there will time or donation or good ideas to Mike Are there any gals out there who like to go heold fashioned games in the park at the Mason at 896-2206 or stop by the Britannia fishing? Helen Stevenson is interested in There are new sessions for socccr school, \North Beach area. It will include sack races, Creek General Store and talk to George and forming a first ladies angling club of tennis and golf for young people beginning r.4 :+three-legged races, family jump worm contest Lynn or call 896-2346. Squamish. Helen said she is certainly not an the week of July 21 -25. To register, the loca- land the popular water balloon toss. You might I expert but she grew up with a fly rod in her tion is the Brennan Park Leisure Centre or for ;like to take a picnic lunch or supper along (no STORK STORY - VEWEW - Shawna hand. Give her a call at 892-3780. more information call 898-3604. :refreshments$ available) and stay for the fiddle and Keri are pleased to announce the arrival 811 ti music and dancing at 7:30 p.m. of their son Rhys Harley, born July 2 in the The Squamish Windsurfing Society desper- Commemorative 40 years of Loggers Sports Saanichton Peninsula Hospital, Victoria, ately needs an outboard motor for the reserve 1957-1997 booster T-shirts for businesses 3I i Tomorrow, July 16, the monthly birthday weighing 6 lb. 6 oz. The proud grandparents boat. A motor of 70 horse power donated for only can now be ordered. The medium, large,

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CZ-L- The Stawamus Mall parking lot full of gorgeous daffodils to supplied with cool drinks. everyone involved in our recent mall party. Many thanks to the P.S. Next year could we have more girl drinks, please? band ‘The Shifters who made the day a huge success with their - f;ibulous music. Also, to Super Valu for supplying pop and hot Daffodils to Tara Leach-Moore and all the staff at Furry Creek kidenc dogs for the FOGS Slo Pitch fund raiser. To our mascots and Golf and Country Club. Your service and food was excellent, jng ha: clowns, Richie, David, Kevin, Lisa, Scotties, Graham and all and we’ll see you in November for another girl’s night out (din- iieek, A the others who wore those hot outfits, we thank you for your ner-fashion show). The sponsors. Jmost a participation . i>sornef Daffodils to John Amenta and Heather Magee for your enter- !‘I have A train load of daffodils to everyone, especially to the com- taining commentary. John, hope you’ll sing and dance for us t! people munity of Squamish who celebrated Canada Day with all of US again in November. From a room full of girls. &s,sinu at West Coast Railway Heritage Park. a W A baseball field full of daffodils to the Howe Sound Minor Darts in ther eye to whoever took my wallet out of my Datsun Baseball Senior League rep team for a job well done in the 5 10. Daffodils back if you drop it off somewhere I can pick it District 5 playoffs. Your dedication, good play and sportsman- up, even in a mailbox. ship should make you and your families proud.

A dance hall full of daffodils to Jim from Britannia for play- A large dump truck full of daffodils to Squamish Sand and ing the great music Friday night. A good time was had by all! Gravel, The Garden Centre, Howe Sound Equipment, Garibaldi m Nursery, and the district ditch cleaning crew that all joined in to A bus shelter full of daffodils to the help make Westminster Trail a DeCoursey family for their thoughtful reality. Also, a large wheelbarrow gift to the community. full of daffodils to Chris, Karen, PT Peter, Hanne, Bill, Don, Grant, A carseat full of darts to the woman in and Marlow for spending your the truck with the little boy in her lap. Sunday afternoon at the block work party and successfully build- A daytimer full of daffodils to the ing the trail to connect downtown kind man who found my daytimer in Second Avenue with Third Vancouver then proceeded to track me Avenue and the estuary. Your down to deliver it to me. Your determi- community spirit is what make nation was very much apprcciated. future plans for Cattermole Thanks again. Sarah W. Artisan Park possible. Thanks, Ray and CloAnne. Soanimy little darts to the local store 81 which offers customers “buy one, get A squad car full of daffodils to ow frcc.” dcals when their “regular” all the staff at Save-On-Foods and price is inore than double that of their all the people who supported compctitor. There is such a thing as RCMP Victim Services hot dog corn par ison shopping. sale, as it was a huge success. IB Daffodils to my friend (and his Darts to the irresponsible owner patient wife) for his hard work on who left his puppy in a hot car for iihasc thrw of‘ thc fcrice. three hours. Sharper darts to the rude man who stuck up €or the s$l owner. It was I who made him open the windows and water her Daffodils to my friend and neighbor (and his patient wife) for two hours earlier. Next time 1 will call the authorities rather tiis hard i\~kto help us try to save ai1 ailing tree. than waste time with you. a Daft‘cxliis to the “across the street” neighbors for having two A laundromat full of daffodils to my €ormer employers at festive cgatherings in such a quiet and dignified manner. Comfy’s. You hired me baby and all. Not too many businesses have the tolerance you do. It was a pleasure to work for you. A card-file full of‘ dalfodils to Earl Sheppard for his useful Thank you. donation to the food bank. Thanks. B R Giant baseball diamond daffodils for Ben Kyllonen. You .A tiall glove full of daffodi s to Jan. ‘ ’hanks coach, we may coached our son through two years of Little League Major Ball. not he the #1 b;rll team in thc eague, bu your dedication to the Thanks for all your time (a11 99 of those practices, rain or shine, tcani IWS great. PR‘s just dedication required), spirit and coaching skills. Derek will remember these years for a long time to come. Much apprecia- A coolcr full of daffodils to J c !1 om an. Thanks for keeping us tion. The Green family.

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BY PRICE candida and ringing or popping in the ears. I on a massage table. The tapered end of a can- has been. Thc imccss is 1-cpcatcd iiritil t\vo The Chief have used this home remedy on a range of dle is placed in the ear. The candle is then lit, candles tiavc been used in ciict1 ex. clients, from small children with inner ear and heat from the slow-burning flamc creates a "Ear candling is effect ivc txxaiisc all thc pas- vidence of the ancient practice of ear can- problems, people with inner ear discomfort vacuum inside the candle, drawing out c'sccss sages in the ticxi arc interconncctcd, :tllowiiig 1g has been found in Egyptian, Indian, causing dizziness and ringing, to elderly wax, bacteria, toxins and debris from old the candles to drain thc cntirc systcm osmoti- :ek, Asian and North American cultures. clients with some hearing loss due to wax infections which may have built up over tinic callp tlirougli [tic mcmbranc 01' ttic car,., said nost all ancient cultures used ear candling build-up," said Sally Suche. She will be and can be impacted deep within the ear, says Suctie. "'l'tic sriiokc and gcntlc v;ictiwi1 of c;tn- iome form for cleansing and healing. demonstrating the concept of ear candling at Suche. dlirig cleans the striicturcs, ;ilIoii*irig f'or have become aware of the large numbers Health Food Heaven in Squamish Station start- : When the candle burns down to about 7.S improved hearing, taste, sriicll iind Ixt1:m.c?. ieople suffering from some level of hearing ing at 1.1 a.m. Saturday, July 19. centimetres (three inches), it is removed and For details on t tic dcriioristratiI,ri, cidi ,I;~ck ;, sinus congestion, allergies, wax build-up, In a candling session, clients lie on their side cut in half to show the client how effective it Fowlcr at SIS-OOO].

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Finnie- off- to- - entertain- -- the BY AL PKICE: communities big and small. ing musical instruments, with to be a perfect way to com- go too well because I couldn’ti The Chicf Although she knows she the contents created to pro- bine what I love with travel- afford to take the time off.” :a will miss her mom and all her mote global unity. Finnie ling.’’ Since starting work fuIldY Hdd Sarah Finnie embarks on the friends here in Squarnish, she sings, and has also been play- Participants are guaranteed time, she has managed to save[Ae journey of a lifetime Saturday, is excited at the opportunity to ing the piano all her life, visits to at least three conti- some money, and has received5 years e July lY, when she heads for travel and further her career in “Everybody, even the leads, nents, North America, Europe financial help from the Rotary -ir; Denver, Colo. to join Up With music. does a bit of everything, set- and one other, during their Club of Squamish, the Legion People. Finnie will spend the ”Actually, I’m more nervous ting up the show, lighting, tak- year. In addition to perform- and Squamish and Howe next year travelling the world than excited right now,” ing the sets down and packing ing in each community, they Sound Chamber of with the group, entertaining in Finnie said. “1 don’t think the them up, so everybody’s spend a day learning about the Commerce, as well as manyL excitement will kick in until I involved in everything,” community and participating individuals. Precision Optical E 0 land in Denver.” Finnie said. in a project, such as the glob- gave her a supply of free con-b (4) Fox Run Finnie will spend the next Finnie became fascinated al harmony mural Up With tact lenses, and the staff atb @I six weeks in Denver, the first with the idea of joining Up People visitors painted last Shoppers Drug Mart, where5 in need three with 400 other partici- With People when the cast summer on the side of the she worked, gave her a sub-p CL) pants from around the world visited Squamish July 1 last Timber Foods building. stantiaf cash present at ab ::,: in talent assessment and year, performing and learning Since being accepted to join going away party last week. - of Squamish Squamish entertainer b@ - determining which of three about how the community- the group last year, Finnie has - - __ - “The community has been-. casts she fits into. The next operates. hadto raise enough money to Sarah Finnie really supportive, organizer three weeks will involve “The biggest reason, I pay her own way for the year. be sending cards working with her own cast in guess, was I didn’t want to go She tries several fund-raising candidates meetings during everyone CONTRIBUTEDTO perfecting the show. back to school. I was studying projects including a lasagna the municipal election. going. I know The Chief All three casts perform the theatre, and I’ve always dinner at the United Church, a “Because I was working on mom and my same show, a mixture of danc- played the piano and love fashion show and auction, and weekends, which is the best that’s the The 1996 kry Fox Run ing, singing, acting and play- musical the%e. This seemed selling doughnuts at the all- time to raise funds, it didn’t really is exciting, too.” was the most successful one ever, with $1,050,000 being raised for cancer research in B.C. and the Yukon. The Terry Fox Run provincial office is seeking an organization, group or individual to step forward this year to coordinate the annual run in Sq 11 ;t m i sh . The organizer will give the people of Squamish the opportunity to share in Fox’s dream of finding a cure for cancer and to continue his Icgi1cy. Kay Wilburn has organized The Terry Fox Run in the Sqiiamish area since 1993. He has been extremely dedicated in his efforts. Unfortunately, he is unable to organize the run in 1997. Provincial coordinator, Fred Fox. is eager to find an individual or group who would be willirig to volunteer their time to organize the event. “It’s still not too late to organize a run in Squamish. The Squamish area has been a great siipporter ~>fthe Terry Fox Run in the past and it would be wonderfui to see the tradition continue in 1997,” said Fox. The annual Terry Fox Run will be held Sunday, Sept. 14 in morc than 120 communities throughout R.C. and the Yu kon . “With the involvenient of the community, we can continue to fund researchers in thcir vital work to unlock the ni it 11 y ni y s t c r ic s assoc i ii t ed with c;incer,” said Fox. ‘’Evc r Y cc) m m u nity, no rn a t t e r liow large or small, plays an important role whcn it conics to participating at a Terry FOX

Run. raisinrc funds for cancer Ppowep.fBasllUWmtee LRre Engiine research and keeping Terry’s 8 88.3 W6 dream alive.” wigh 190 HQ~PS~Sof Power If you are interested in orga- 0 Mare Standad Mmsepower Itham Ford nizing a Terry Fox Run in Expllsmr mall Jeep Grand Cherokee’ mwDmaltic Squamish and would like to 0 discuss what is involved, please contact Fred Fox at the provincial office of the Terry Fox Foundation at 1-800-665- 8369. Squamish, B.C. Tuesday, July 15, 1997

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cL.ir121i7_\‘A .DA O@***“Dragon:l 9:45 QB *% “Zapped Again” (1989, 00*** “The HandThatRocks 8:30 Comedy) Todd Eric Andrews, the Cradle” (1991, Suspense) Lee Story” (1993, Biogr; son Scott Lee, Lauren I- Maria McCann. An outcast student (PA) Annabella Sciorra, Rebecca martial arts legend overc uses newfound powers of telepa- De Momay. A woman posing as cism and finds love durin! thy to gain acceptance with his the ideal nanny embarks on a rise to stardom. (In Ster snootv classmates. (2 hrs.) campaign of terror against a family L... hrs., 30 min.) ~...... lO:QO~~@J***“AIlof Me”-(l984, she blames for :her husband’s ...... ,. ,.... .,._ .;.:.:. 9:00 0 @) ‘‘Telling Secret MOVIE Comedv) Steve Martin, Lilv Tom- death. (In,Stereo) El (2 hrs., 15 Mystery) (Part 1 of 2) CJ tin. A hapless lawyer gains’a naw min.) pherd, Ken Olin. A detec perspective after a cantankerous 8 a “Out for Justice” fusal to close the book c heiress’ soul transmigrates into (1991, Drama) Steven Seagal, solved murder leads to a onesideofhisbody.(l hr.,30min.) William Forsythe. A streetwise mouse game with a se( EVENING EVENING “Bull Ducham” (1988, Co- New York cop juggles his relation- e@ *t++ “Dirty Dancing” (1987, *** (In Stereo) [ID (2 hrs.) Drama) Jennifer Grey, Patrick medy-Drama) Kevin Costner, Su- ship with the mob and his allegi- “The Aw, 6:OO (D fYz “Four Rooms” (1995) 6:00 (D ** ’‘The Silver Strand” ance to the force during a man- 0 0 0 Tim Roth, Valeria Golino. A bell- (1995) Nicollette Sheridan, Jay 0. Swayze. A mountain resort sewes san Sarandon. A romantic triangle (1995, Drama) Cynthia hunt. (In Stereo) [ID (2 hrs.) boy links four tales set in a Los Sanders. A Navy wife has an illicit as the backdrop for this tale of develops among a minor-league DavidBeecroft. A woman romance between a teen and a catcher, a brash young pitcherand ’ @ @ *+% “Red Scorpion” ized life is turned upsic Angeles hotel. (In Stereo) ‘R’ El (1 affair with a young recruit. (In (1989, Adventure) Dolph Lundg- streetwise dance instructor. (2 a self-styled baseball groupie. (2 when she teams up with i hr., 42 min.) Stereo) ‘R’ (1 hr., 44 rnin.) ren, Emmet Walsh. A seem- hrs.) . hrs.) M. 7:35 ** “Parent Trap 11” (1986, 7:50 @) +*+ “Saturday Night ingly indestmctibla Soviet warrior bounty hunter to track a Comedy) Hayley Mills, Tom Sker- Fever” (1977, Drama) John Tra- 820 @J “La Femme de I’avia- (D ** “Witchboard: The Posses- thief. (In Stereo) hr! ** sion” (1995) David Nerman, Locky leads African rebels against those El (2 ritt. Time Approximate. Playing volta, Karen Lynn Gomey. A teur” (1981, Comedie) Philippe responsible for killing their fami- 0 0 “A Mother‘s Gift Cupid for her divorced mom, an Brooklyn disco dancer develops Marlaud, Marie Riviere. Un jeune Lambert. An ancient Ouija board Western) Nancy McKeor unleashes a demonic force. (In lies. (2 hrs.) 1 1-year-old schemer calls on her doubts about his lifestyle when he homme decide de prendre en - . Pasdar. In the late 1 Stereo) ‘R’ El (1 hr., 33 min.) 950 **** “The Bridge on the mother‘s twin sister. (2 hrs.) teams up with an ambitious ilature I’ancien amant deson amie. woman must give up her ( 11:30 f**%“Summertime” River Kwai” (1957, Drama) Wil- **I/? (2 hrs., 10 min.) 0 0 8:OO (D 0 “Roman Holiday” woman fora big contest. (2 hrs., 25 liam Holden, Alec Guinness. a singing career to mov (1987, Comedy-Drama) Tom min.) 9:20 @ ** “Repossessed” (1990, (1955, Drama) Katharine Hep- Western frontierwith herh Comedy) Linda Blair, Leslie Niel- bum, Rossano Brazti: The tale of Seven Oscars went to this story Conti, Catherine Oxenberg. A 8:OO 0 Q “Buried Secrets” (1996, about World War II POWs forced (In Stereo) [ID (2 hrs.) princess takes a break from the Horror) Tiffani-Amber Thiessen, sen. A retired exorcist and his zany a lonely spinster whose Venetian (D(1989, @I **Drama) “My SandyBoyfriend Dui protege battle pea soup and pro- vacation leads to romance with a to build a jungle bridge for their royal routine to find adventure and Tim Matheson. A restless spirit Japanesecaptors. hrs., 30 min.) romance with an American news- asks a young woman to help ap- fanity to prevent the devil from married antique dealer. (1 hr., 45 (3 Eikenberry. Tensions ai min.) 1O:OO (D “Strange Days” (1995) regaining a former host. (1 hr., 45 *** tween the members of i paper reporter. (2 hrs.) prehend the person who sent her Ralph Fiennes, Angela Bassett. A @ {Ij: min.) 11:45 rt “Meatballs 111” (1987, female music group wh **%“The Three Muske- mother to her death off a seaside black marketeer peddles other teers” (1993, Adventure) Charlie cliff. (In Stereo) @I(2 hrs.) 930 @ *** “The Brothers McMul- Comedy) Sally Kellerman, Patrick reunite to perform on a te ten” (1995) Jack Mulcahy, Mike Dempsey. After dying in the throes people’s experiences. (In Stereo) special. hrs.) Sheen, Kiefer Sutherland. D’Ar- 9:oo 0 Q **%“Cagney & Lacey: ‘R’ El hrs., 25 min.) (2 McGlone. Three Irish-American of sexual ecstasy, a pom star re- (2 1O:OO +& “Mrs. Winter tagnan and his comrades come to The Retum” (1994, Drama) 11:OO @ “The Pale Horse” (1996, the aid of king and country when Sharon Gless, Tyne Daly. After a siblings have different views on turns to Earth to help a bumbling (1996) Shirley MacLainc love. (In Stereo) ‘R’ El (1 hr., 38 teen lose his virginity. (1 hr., 45 Mystery) Colin Buchanan, Jayne Lake. A twist of fate drops the evil Richelieu plots an alliance policeman is killed in a gun heist, Ashbourne. A priest’s mysterious [II] min.) min.) way into a family of snobs. with Britain. (In Stereo) (2 hrs.) Christine attempts to convince a death leads Agatha Christie hero 91:OS *’/z “Stitches” (1985, Co- 1200 a **% “Queens Logic” (1 hr., 44 rnin.) 8:20 @ @ +*Yz “Chouans!” (1988, retired Mary Beth to return to the Mark Easterbrook to an encounter medy) Parker Stevenson, Geof- (1991, Cornedy-Drama) Joe Man- 11:35 0 @ +k “Dance ‘Til Drame) (Partie 2 de 2) Philippe force. (In Stereo) D (2 hrs.) tegna, Ken OhRomantic woes with three modern-day witches. (2 Noiret, Sophie Marceau. En @ f?h“Body Count” (1996) Bri- frey Lewis. Three students stage (1988, Comedy-Drama) TI outrageous pranks at their medical spark a weekend of soul searching hrs.) Bledsoe, Christina Apple France de 1793, les membres gitte Nielsen, Robert Davi. A fem- **% 1 Days” (1939, college in a misguided effort to and reminiscing among a group of 11 :30 0 0 “2 high-school senior prom d’une famille tolbrante font face ale assassin takes revenge upon longtime friends in town for a wed- Drama) Vivien Leigh, Laurence F aux choix difficiles et aux massa- elite police agents. ‘R’ (1 hr., 33 force the dean to retire. (1 hr., 45 the perfect setting for i( -:- \ dina. (2 hrs.) Olivier. A man is left with only three cres du temps. D (2 hrs., 15 rnin.) min.) 111111.~ and adventure for partygo @ “It ’“Mas~euse” (1996) Griffin weeks to confess to murder before 9:OO 0.dt** “The Godfather, 10:15 Sr* “Staying Alive” (1983, 11:30 a * “Warriors” (lgg4) their parents. (2 hrs.) Busey, Michael Pare. A govern- Drew, Tim Abell. A vengeful gi,.jf- an innocent simpleton pays for the Part Ill” (1990, Drama) (Part 2 of 2 Drama) John Travolta, Cynthia riend turns her home into a mas- crime. (2 hrs., 15 min.) PA) AI Pacino, Diane Keaton. Mi- Rhodes. A young aspiring dancer ment-trained killer hunts his miss- sage parlor. (In Stereo) ‘R’ (1 hr., 12:OO **%“The Gauntlet” (1977, chael Corleone is forced into a lands a role in a production, thus ing leader. (In Stereo) ‘R’@I (1 hr., Ai m:r. \ 30 min.) Drama) Clint Eastwood, Sondra *I llllll.~ - bloody mob war despite his efforts jeopardizing his relationship with a Locke. A determined detective at- 12:OO ;tD **?h “Strapless” (1989, 1:00 **a “The Joe Louis Story“ to legitimize the family “business.” young woman. (2 hrs.) tempts to survive a setup while 10:30 “Margaret’s Museum” Drama) Blair Brown, Bruno Ganz. (1953, Biography) Coley Wallace, (In Stereo) m(2 hrs.) a *** Paul Stewart. Based on the true delivering an uncooperative key EVENING 9:35 @ “The Birds” (1963, (1995) Helena Bonham Carter, An American woman living in Lon- **k% story of the prizefighter who rose witness to a syndicate trial. (2 hrs.) Suspense) Rod Taylor, Tippi Hed- Clive Russell. Coal mine tragedies don is drawn toward political activ- up the ranks to become one of the @ ijj: “Alien 3” (1992, Sci- 6:OO *** “Country Life” ren. Basedon the story by Daphne loom over a Canadian woman’s ism after her shiftless lover aban- *** greatest champions of all time. (2 ence Fiction) Sigoumey Weaver, Sam Neill, Greta Scacchi. du Maurier. Huge flocks of birds marriage. ‘R’ (1 hr., 54 rnin.) , dons her. (2 hrs.) hrs.) Charles S. Dutton. Ripley ralliesa ish writer‘s return caus attack the residents of a California 42:OO (D **%“Joe Versus the VOl- 12:30 0 0*+ “Two Brothers, a Girl daughter distress. (In and a Gun” (1993, Drama) Shaun group of weaponless convicts in a seacoast town. (2 hrs., 30 rnin.) cano” (1990, Comedy) Tom desperate attempt to kill the alien ‘PG-13’ (1 hr., 54 min.) 1O:OO @ *sr “Probable Cause” . . Hanks, Meg Ryan. A terminally ill Johnson, Kim Hogan. Old family 7:05 @ “Summer Girl” tensions bubble to the surface stalking them. (2 hrs.) ** (1994) Michael Ironside, Kate office worker makes an agreement 12:30 Q ** “Margaret’s Museum” Suspense) Barry Bostwic Vernon. A detective is the prime with a tycoon to sacrifice himself to when a fugitive and his lover pay a Darby. A happily married visit to his soft-hearted sibling.. D EVENING (1995) Helena Bonham Carter, susDect in a series of murders. (In‘ a South Seas volcano. (2 hrs.) slowly discovers that theii (2 hrs., 15 min.) Clive Russell. Coal mine tragedies Steieo) ‘R’ @I(1 hr., 30 rnin.) 6:QO Qif **%“Out for Justice” loom over a Canadian woman’s baby sitter is taking over thE 11:45 ** “Fear” (1996) Mark (1991 , Drama) Steven Seagal, marriage. ‘w’ (1 hr., 54 min.) (2 hrs.) Wahlberg, Reese Witherspoon. A William Forsythe. A streetwise 1:OO a ** “Machine Gun McCain” 8:OO 0 ** “Young Doc teen’s familv is terrorized bv her New York cop juggles his relation- (1970, Adventure) Peter Falk, Love” (1982, Comedy) I psychotic bdyfriend. (In Stereb) ‘R’ ship with the mob and his allegi- John Cassavetes. A raid on a Las McKean, Sean Young. A DII (1 hr., 36 rnin.) EVENING surgeon tries to overcome I ance to the force during a man-’ Vegas casino controlled by the 12:OO a “Trick of the Eye” (1934, hunt. (In Stereo) LIO hrs.) Mafia costs evevone concerned a of the knife in this spoof c 6:OO “Faithful” (1996) Cher, (2 Suspense) Ellen Burstyn, Meg ** EVENING @I**% “Flipper” (1996) Elijah large price. (2 opera cliches. (2 hrs.) Chazz Palminteri. A hit man hrs.) - Tilly. An artist learns that a young Wood, Paul Hogan. A teen-ager $:20 a **.l/2 “Un Cte woman’s death was not acciden- wages a war of words with his 6:OO h** “Bull Durham” (1988, and his dolphin friend battle mean I’autre” (1989, Comedie-t intended victim. (In Stereo) ‘R’ DEI tal. Based on the Jane Stanton Comedy-Drama) Kevin Costner, polluters. ‘PG’ ( 1 hr., 36 min.) Annie Cordy, Adrienne E Hitchcock novel. (2 hrs.) (1 hr., 28 min.) Susan Sarandon. A romantic ROO “The Pale Horse” (1996, Pendant trente ans, une 12:05 Ql*“The Birds II: Land’s End” 7:35 *** “Hot Shots!” (1991, triangle develops among a minor- Mystery) Colin Buchanan, Jape domine son entourage c (1994, Horror) Brad Johnson, Comedy) Charlie Sheen, Valeria league catcher, a brash young siens seront marques pars Golino. Time Approximate. In this Ashbourne. A priest’s mysterious Chelsea Field. Feathered friends pitcher and a self-styled baseball death leads Agatha Christie hero EVENING , preinte ou emport& pz spoof of military movies, the of become feared foes when a quiet son groupie. (2 hrs.) Mark Easterbrook to an encounter exes. El (2 hrs., 20 min.) seaside community falls prey to a disgraced pilot prepares for a ** “Before’and After” (1996) .6:00 Q, 0*kf% “A Spaceman in 9:OQ “Telling Secrets” secret mission. (1 hr., 45 rnin.) with three modem-day witches. (2 a vicious bird attacks. (2 hrs.) Meryl Streep, Liam Meeson. Two hrs.\ King Arthur‘s Court” (1979, Co- Mystery) (Part 2 of 2) Cybi 12:30 @ **%“The Lion Has 8:00 0+* “Canadian Bacon” medy) (Part 1 of 2) Dennis Dugan, a a parents seek the truth in a crime 7:0&--& **** “The Quiet Man’’ pherd, Ken Olin. After conf Wings” (1940, Drama) Merle Ob- (1995, Comedy) Alan Alda, John involving their son. ‘PG-13’ (1 hr., Kenneth More. . An accidental to a murder conspiracy, Candy. With the Cold War a me- (1952. Drama) John Wayne, Mau- eron, Ralph Richardson. The RAF 47 min.) reen OHara. John Ford‘s classic launch lands a NASA engineer jumps bail and leads De successfully outflies the Nazis mory, a desperate group of gov- 235 QB n*Yz “Spaceballs” (1987, and his look-alike robot in sixth- Jensen on a globe-trotting ernment war hawks makes the about an lrish-American prize- while the wives of British service- Comedy) Me1 Brooks, John century England. El (1 hr.) : (In Stereo) [1I1(2 hrs.) Great White North its target. (2 fighter‘s return to Ireland in search men contribute to the war effort at Candy. Time Approximate. Spa- of peace. (2 hrs., 45 min.) @ 0**?h “The Gauntlet” (1977, Q *** “Where the home. (2 hrs., 45 min.) hrs.) cefarers come to the rescue of a Drama) Clint Eastwood, Sondra Lives” (1989, Drama) Michc “The Squeeze” (1987, 8:OO 0** “Kickboxer“ (1989, 1:OO *** “The Courtneys of a planet threatened by the evil Dark Adventure) Jean-Claude Van Locke. A determined detective at- John, Ann-Marie MacDon Cunon Street” (1947, Drama) Comedy) Michael Keaton, Rae Helmet in Me1 Brooks’ spoof of tempts to survive a setup while Blackfoot Indian child tries Dawn Chong. A sculptor and an Damme, Denis Alexio. An Ameri- Anna Neagle, Michael Wilding. sci-fi movies. (2 hrs., 10 min.) can fighter must learn a new style delivering an uncooperative key vive in the white man’s worl The son of a prominent English aspiring private detective find 8:QO i:jI: **% “The Boy From witness to a syndicate trial. 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ink. At first blush. Or how about There's a fairly new estate winery ines of summer. Bright and breezy, in B.C.'s the season's immediacy and the Okanagan, ering clarity of the long days. What's Hester Creek. They make a u think pink wine for grown men is lovely, fruity sissy, don't share that thought with but dry rose...... WHIPS & SPOONS ch. All over Europe, the only summer Dry roses work magic with bean salad. The creamy, slightly earthy bean taste, the pungent bite of onion and the wine's tangy fruit flavors mingle deliciously. Even the vinegar in the dress- red wine blush? Give ing is forgiven. You can gussy up the simple flavors with freshly snipped herbs. Fragrant basil added just before serving is particularly good. To look really Italian, serve the salad in cupped radicchio leaves. The red leaves look wonderfully decorative beside a glass of lifornia white wine chilled pink wine. e done with all those pes. So winemakers borrowed the idea 'bna and Bean Salad "white" Zinfandel, A bit of color 1 cup dried white beans 1/2 sweet onion, sliced thinly nd before you could ]I can oil-packed tuna, drained (use top- quality solid white tuna) 113 cup olive oil (the best you can afford) 1 to 2 Tbsp. red wine vinegar freshly ground black pepper To cook the beans (much better than mushy canned beans): in a large saucepan, cover the star ascending, following the trend for beans with lots of water. Bring to a boil, cover and boil for three minutes. Remove from heat and let sit for one hour. Make sure are bone-dry and eminently food-wor- they remain covered in water at all times. The nt de France Syrah Rose (about $10) beans should have swelled up by now. Drain, lively with fresh tangy hitand a cover with fresh water and simmer for about an hour, until the beans are tender to the bite. Cool and drain when ready to use. While the beans are cooking, soak the onion in water for about an hour (unless it's really sweet and mild, then don't bother). Drain -Wosado Bodegas Montecillo 1895 well. Put the beans in a salad bowl. Add the onion and seasm with salt to taste. Add the tuna, breaking it into large flakes with a fork. Add the oil, vinegar and pepper, adjust sea- 'sonings to t as te. Toss thoroughly. Makes four servings.

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Seniors- -I----- amreciate -- - ~- cleaner~ trails --I-I-~ Walkine Club News Crafts will be on sale, artwork *$3750 perin the year Squarnish are$hasY qual Q hen Leslie was mapping out last week’s walk she from the sketch and paint club saw a small bear, but there wasn’t any wildlife will be on display, and of J rem Waround when the group went out. They did notice course our mini-museum will Call 892-9161 for complete details. entlY 2 how much cleaner the trails are since the big pitch-in. This be open. Thursday, July 17, we meet by the gate at the end of Westway Have you given any thought in Valleycliffe at 10 a.m. This is to pool rides up to where to what treasures you might Ted’s walks start up Mamquam Road past the golf course. You have around? Please give will be following the Test of Metal trail back to Valleycliffe. Mima a call at 898-3280. She ...... OVER ...... THE...... HILL ...... Golfing is also looking for volunteers July 5-6 was the senior men’s club championship tourna- that weekend. One or two hours would be most helpful. ment. With all the rain, thunder and lightening, Saturday’s Join the residents at Hilltop tomorrow night. The sing-along golfing had to be cancelled but Sunday brought out a good starts at 7:30 p.m. crowd for a two-day tournament played in one. The food was Branch #7Q Bus nips excellent. Congratulations to all the winners. The regular The next bus trip coming up is on Tuesday, July 22. This is senior men‘s golfing is tomorrow, Wednesday. Tee off time is to the Theatre Under the Stars to see Fiddler on the Roof. 8:30 a.m. Sunday, Aug. 10 it is back to Theatre Under the Stars for Bye W204 Tantalus Seniors Centre Bye Birdie. Aug. 20 is our trip to the PNE and on Sept. 20 is a Open Monday to Friday 1-4 p.m. Closed weekends and hol- trip to Harrison Hot Springs to view the sand sculptures. idays. Mondays - crafts; Tuesdays - 10 a.m. until noon, Elaine Ramsay had some great pictures of sculptures from a line dancing; Tuesdays - 1-4 pm.. crib; Wednesdays and previous trip. Thursday, open for cards and games of your choice; Fridays Saturday, July 5, brought several former Woodfibre people Florence Tetrault - bridge. together when Sharon Cayen (Wickstrom) celebrated her 50th CeYtijied Pracfitioner Logger Sports weekend is drawing near and hopefully every- birthday at the Elks Hall one will be out to join in the activities at the centre Friday Her sister Beth had a video made from old home movies. It evening, Aug. 1. We will be having a barbecue for members was fun to look back on May Day celebrations, Labor Day only. Tickets are $5 each and will be available from the centre. parades and friends from our younger years. Music by Ron Bring what you want to barbecue and the rest will be provid- Marier was enjoyed by all. ed. The food at the last one was fantastic. Mrs. Vivian Olsen is out of hospital and convalescing at Saturday, Aug. 2 the centre will be open from 10 am.-4 p.m. home.

ravincial parks pro rams vv inquiries welcome Garibaldi Highlands, B.C. $ is WC this f brine Alice Lake Provincial Park adult. Meet at the amphitheatre. 8 p.m. Dogs of the Sea. Join us at the Thursday, July 17 - 8 p.m. Fabulous 8 p.m. Creature from the Bog and Other amphitheatre to find out what you’d have Forest Bingo. A fun way to test your Slimy Stories. Help create the mythical to do to splash with the seals and bark smarts about Alice Lake Provincial Park. creature from the bog and meet other like one too. Prizes too. At the amphitheatre. real bog dwellers. At the amphitheatre. Saturday, July 19 - Parks Day at Friday, July 18 - 10 a.m. Bearded Monday, July 21 - 8 p.m. Keeping Alice Lake Provincial Park. See above. Trees and Bird Braille. We’ll watch for Wild in Wildlife. Join in this fun filled Sunday, July 20 - 11 a.m. Beach wildlife during this one-hour stroll hour as we explore creatures that live in Seine. Help haul in the seine net and dis- around Stump Lake. Mect at the Stump the campsite at Alice Lake Provincial cover what lives in the shallow waters of Lakc parking lot. Park (and beyond), and how humans Howe Sound. Bring the whole family to 8 p.m. Forest Factory. Slurp up sap and interact with them. Ai the amphitheatre. this Jerry’s Rangers Program. Kids under rustle your leaves. Join us for an evening Porteau Cove Provincial Park eight please bring an adult. At the North of mazing activities. At the amphithe- Thursday, July 17 - 8 p.m. The Ties Beach by the water’s edge. atre. that Bind. Come and discover what killer 8 p.m. Its a Fairy’s World. (Guest Saturday, July I9 - Parks Day. Join whales and sea otters have in common. Speaker) Explore the wonderful world of in the celebration at Alice Lake It’s more than being all wet. At the mushrooms with Christine, one of our Provincial Park from 1-4 p.m. and again amp hit hea t re. park rangers. at 7:30 p.m. See Page 14 for details. Friday, July 18 - 10 a.m. Seashore Monday, July 21 - 8 p.m. Jerry the Sunday, Juty 20 - 10 a.m. Paper Sleuths. Using your imagination we’ll Moose Bingo. So you think you know Boats. Build a boat and set sail using discover how some of the critters on the Porteau Cove? Well here’s a game to test origami, the Japanese art of paper fold- beach live. Kids under eight please bring your smarts ...win prizes too. At the ing. Kids under eight please bring an adult. Meet at the amphitheatre. amphit heatre.

, ” donLands Etd. is pia.~mingto undertake a residential development of approximately 128 single-family lots on a part of their lands to the north and east of Plateau Drive in Valleycliffe. The Ministry of Transportation and Highways advises that the Port Mann Bridge on the Trans-Canada Highway #I is undergoing deck Amon has planned an “OPEN HOUSE” work (expansion joint) rehabilitation. The project is scheduled for corn- to provide an opportunity for the pletion QI-I August 29th. This work requires intermittent single lane traffic, Sunday nights through Friday mornings, in ONE of the following public to view the concept plan of d irecti o n s : the proposed development. Residents Westbound: 1k30 IPM to 5:30 AM in theVaUeycMfe area and those interested in the proposed development East bound:: 12:OX AM to 6:OO AM are welcome 40 visit the Open House. There wiii be no scheduled iaae closures during weekends or holidays. Motorists should expect occasional minor delays. TQ ensure worker The Open House will be held safety, a 50 km/h speed zone is in effect. The Ministry thanks you for Sunday,July 20th, 1997 at the your cooperation and urges you to use caution through the work zone. ValleyeWe ]Elementary SS~OO]~.

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’hieI lockaders plan pot luck dinner We quamish - the community’s support. Everyone who supports the forest industry within the established provincial guidelines that allow timber companies and their ‘A employees the right to work in our forest lands is ER...... NEWS welcome.

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...... -...+VU ...... invironmental $ extremist groups recently 40th anniversary of icly threatened to enter Tree Farm Squamish’s largest com- nse #38 to hold a blockade training munity event - , which if left ignored would have Squamish Days Logger ability meant that logging in the TFL Sports. The Squamish and Id have been halted just as it was starting Howe Sound Chamber of er a long winter. Commerce congratulates en Interfor workers requested support to the Squamish Days with them, the community of Squamish Logger Sports Association antly rallied behind them. Without this on 40 years of volunteer pport, 150 people would have been put out work to coordinate and work. The ripple effect to the community’s host one of Canada’s onomy would have been devastating. finest festivals. U1 sectors of the community including H nesses, associations, politicians, clubs, To meet the needs of the lies and religious groups have shown growth in golfing in the Sea I’IIOIO ~0N1Kll~~ll11)‘1‘111 (‘Ill1 I Squamish Sikh Society members, from left, Jukhdev S. Binning a~id S. F’ooriie give So0 Coalition ir support by going to the camp at Mile 21. to Sky corridor, Squamish Pyxt :well, numerous groups and businesses Physiotherapy Centre is for Sustainable Forests manager Cheryle Bass it taste of the fbod thcy brought tip to Milc 2 I litst cvcck fix hun- .ve sent up food, added their names to sig- offering FITforeGQLF, a gry blockaders. Several Squamish community groups and twsincsses have proviciccl t‘ood ;1m1 rcf’rc‘slimcrit~to .ge or have distributed factual information state of the art treatment boost the morale of the blockaders. 12 lout the protected areas strategy. program for injured golfers. physical therapy, sports science and golfing. s, B.C. it is wonderful that even thoughU the issue This is an exciting new international pro- This program is not only to treat golfers more 7bringing the community together is con- gram designed to cater to the special needs of effectively but also to educate thcm 011 how to rsial, the community is there, standing injured golfers. Golf is an extremely popular prevent injuries. Squamish Physiotherapy is activity which challenges players in a variety the exclusive Squamish facility to oifer this OMOW, July 16, the judicial system will of physical and mental ways. It can also lead program. ermine if the Western Canada Wilderness to some unique injuries affecting areas such mittee will be granted an injunction and as the lower back and lead arm. At 10:30AM on Tuesday, July 29, 250 dcle- be allowed into the TFL. Whether it is or The FITforeGOEF program was founded by gates from the Burma Star Association, which t, a pot luck dinner is planned by the log- a team of highly experienced and educated is comprised of veterans from World War I1 at Mile 21 to show their appreciation for professionals in the area of sport medicine, from England, Australia, New Zealand, the

wish to thank all the individuals and businesses for their support of our local logging industry in their efforts to preserve jobs and the economy of Squamish. 26 W Tuesday, July 15, 1997 W The Chief Squamish, B.C. ,. I. THE CHIEF Sports enquiries? - Please contact The Chief Box 3500,38113 Second Avenue, Squamish, British Columbia VON 3G0 Phone: 892-9161 Far: 892-8483 E -mail: sqch ief@m oun ta in -inter.net

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SPORTS- _. - .. -SHORTS . . -. .. . - - Doubfes tournament i this weekend The Squamish Valley Tennis Club is hoping for i Margaret medals in World Cup$oult; Local fasl better weather for its annual Cloudesley Hoodspith BY DAVIDDONALDSON Memorial Doubles The Chief Tournament. The popular event is scheduled for July ometimes it takes the worst situations to bring out the 19-20 at the Brennan Park best in people. Margaret Langford of the Canadian Olympic White Water Kayak Team earned her first tennis courts and is open to S the public for all levels of i World Cup medal in Sweden last month just after learning skill. Registration per team of the death of a close friend and mentor. is $20 for members and $30 “It was hard ...I trained with him for over 10 years. He for non-members. Register i was like a brother to me.” by 5 p.m. July 17 by calling Rich Weiss was a champion kayaker and two-time Simi Johal at 898-3169 or Olympian with the U.S. team. We drowned running a water- Len Clarkson at 892-5447. i fall on the White Salmon River in Washington state. Langford dedicated her medal to him. Windsurfing society i “He taught me a lot about racing and training,” she said. “He was a role model and an inspiration.” needs motor Despite coping with the tragedy, Langford qualified in The Squamish second place at the Bjorbo race June 28-29 and finished Windsurfing Society des- third in the final with a four-second penalty in the first run perately needs an outboard i and a two-second penalty in the second, with her combined motor for its rescue boat. total just one second out of first place. She was the only The boat was stolen and female in the top three in both the qualifying and final returned without the motor. i rounds. A 70 hp motor donated Langford also had to contend with a rule change which for the season would be forces paddlers to be more precise. This season’s new com- greatly appreciated. The petition rules eliminate the practice run and combine the society will service and times of the two final runs with two-second penalties maintain it. Please contact i deducted for touching a gate instead of the previous five. Ewart at pager 1-604-735- The rules makes it more challenging to be victorious on 8896. the slalom course but “I really like them,” Eangford says. “It produces some interesting results. If you miss a gate on Shelter fund raiser one run you might as well start driving to the next race.” There will be a smokey i Missing gates has not been something Langford has had to sale at IGA Plus on worry about. Between training in Colorado (after winter Saturday, July 26 to raise training in Costa Ria) and competing successfully in local money for the construction races there and in France, she placed fifth at an international of shelters for the bleachers i race in Germany. Her second rmwas as fast as the winner’s at Centennial Field. but a mistake in the first run dropped her to fifth. Volunteers are needed for i It didn’t go quite so well at the first World Cup in France the sale and in the future to i DAVIDDONALDSON~~HE CHIE June 21-22 where she rolled in her first run, putting her out Margaret Langford practises on the Mamquam River during a brief rest from competition. build the shelters. Call Ian of contention. MacDonald at 898-4309 for “It was a bit of a disappointment because it was on big In between the Quebec race and cup championships she plans to get in a sol more information. water, which is my forte. I was in good company with about five Olympic block of training. medalists who didn’t make it to the final.” After nearly 10 years of competing at an international level and earning a LOQRie Race Langford skipped the third World Cup to attend her friend’s funeral in degree in human kinetics from UBC, the Lions Bay kayaker says it’s time tc Wednesday Colorado but will be back at it almost nonstop when she leaves this week for start looking for a job in the fall. But that won’t mean she plans to stop aacin The next SORCA Loonie the fourth World Cup at the 1996 Olympic course on the Ocoee River in Whether white water kayaking wili be part of the 2008 Olympics is still in Race is scheduled for Tennessee, where she placed eighth in the Games. After that it’s the World question but if it is “I will go for sure,” says Langford. “If I hadn’t hit the ga Wednesday, July 16. Sign- i Cup Finals on the Gull River near Haliburton, Ont. Aug. 2-3, followed by the (in last year’s Games) I would have won. If I don’t go 1 will regret it for the on is 6:15 p.m. at the National Championships in Quebec the weekend after. The last big event of rest of my life.” SORCA shelter above Alice i the season will be the 1997 Slalom World Cup Championships in Tres Coroas, She says there is a wide age range in her sport with competitors as old as 3 Lake and entry fee is $3. Brazil Sept. 24-28. still winning races. “You need 10 years of competition before you start earn- “It’s been nuts but that’s the way it is,” Langford says of the busy schedule. ing medals. I’m good to go for another four years.” FC tryouts Tryouts for Squamish FC, ! I BI plaving in the Vancouver Metro Senior Men’s Soccer I U U Ecaguc, will begin Tuesday, Aug. 5 at 6:30 p.m. at with three goals and three assists, and There is a strong fan base Centennial Field. Any coni- i Sennen Joseph earned seven points Squamish which is organizing ri petitive-level soccer players with three goals and four assists. pools down to the games. Time kee can try out. Josh and Sennen are the sons of er Maya Joseph says the Squami, .. Greg Joseph, a former player with the players are getting a lot of suppc Ali aboard senior B Indians who’s father Stan from -the community as more ai The third annual Joseph is a lacrosse hall offamer. more people become interested in tl Squarnish Skateboard Event Stan Joseph is one of the most sport. Joseph, Cudmore and goalie Anthony famous First Nations goalie ever. He With this renewed interest Joseph have kept the oppositions’ played professional iacrosse since he lacrosse, she says there is a possibil scores extremely low. was 16 and his record was never beat- ty of re-establishing a Squami! At the last three home games, scouts en. league as early as next year. from junior A and intermediate A The North Shore Indians intermedi- The provincial playoffs are in Ne teams have been reported to be keep- ate team plays its regular season Westminster at Queen’s Park are1 ing an eye on these talented players. home games at the Agrodome in Aug. 1-4, after which the team’s Fir The team met South Fraser last Vancouver with an 8 p.m. start. The Nations players will compete in ti Senil Saturday for an excithg 14-4 win. next game is against Port Coquitlam North American Indigenous Games Josh Joseph earned six more points at 8 p.m. July 19. Victoria Aug. 3-10. t YC

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‘dominate*_ urnament cal fastball teams were a dominating rce in last weekend’s Squamish men’s nd ladies’ tournament. On the men’s side the Grizzly Bar Bulls at the Coast Valley Contracting Diggers 3 in the final for first place. The Diggers re second and the Squamish Raiders rd. ’7 cal sides beat out the Sar Majors r Major Masters from Surrey, from Kitsilano, the Delta nons and the Mountain Builders from amish. Top batter was the Bulls’ Paul hulte who hit SOO, top pitcher was IVC’s Jim Peers and h4@ was Doug llin of the Bulls. PltoTOS BY D.4VlD DONAI.DSON/I’tIIi ~lill

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a soli A Whistler - Q f9“ runner slides % a into third. me to Whistler was - 4 pm aaciq strong on the ill in sticks and ae gat1 placed third in Government Road r the the tournament. (behind Howe Sound Rentals) I as 38 earn-

day, and his birthday and mother’s birthday are a day apart. Is this sig- n i fi ca n t ? Diane Signccl, Aqiinriiis Dear Aquarius, Mills Yes, 1 he b i rt hda tes arc sign i tirant . ise ii You arc drawn to similar energies g ridc of the plancts. Also the male is always drawn to ;I love that has : keep similar characleristics to his mother. ramis! In your case you related morc to ...... ASK YOUR PSYCB-iIC UPPOfl the mother as the stronger or morc e and significant parent, and therefore ;ire I creating ;I relationship that fccls in thq familiar and fills a need. It c;in t>c per very complex to explain. I’m sorry st iq year space docs not permit nic to aliswcr in the Squamish area your other qucstions. As Mac West sibilii would say, “Why don’t you come smisht up and see me sometime?” E Nevi year One ...... $37.50 Dear Diane, 112year ...... $22 I’ve bccn seeing this fellow for a short time. Will anything come of Seniors (I yr.) ...... $27 t ti i s ‘? (1pyr.J ...... 6.58 Sig t I cd, Cicr ious. .$I Dear Curious, (My, ii lot o!‘ my readers have the same name!) Givc it some time and You can pay by cheque, Visa, MlC, space. I must say this has given you ;I lift in a squirmy way. I’m feeling cash or money order. you ;ire not comfortable when you don’t know wherc you stand. Make sure you know where you stand Diranc hllillx ih ;t pr;iclic:iriy psychic with yourself and don’t gct iintsy counsellor liviiig in Garihaldi after this one. iligh1;inds. You may scnd or bring Simply call iettcr to Dianc c/o ?‘he M’liistler Dear Diane, Question or ’I’hc Chiel‘. Please 892-9767 today Someone close to me has been ill include your question and rclev;int for some time. I wondcr if there birthdates whcnevcr pssiblc. 28 E Tuesday, July 15, 1997 The Chief II Squamish, B.C. SDOrtS Soccer school's in tor summer The Sea to Sky Soccer School successfully hosted its first camp of the summer July 7-1 1 with full classes in all the programs. There are three camps still left this summer, from July 2 1-25, Aug. 1 1 - 15 and Aug. 25-29. The soccer school is divided into four programs: Skill Enh;incement - the main objective is to show each player how to fully enjoy the game through an exciting itnd enjoyable soccer envirorinient with instruction in individual skills and team play; Team Develop- ment - concentration is team oriented although individual skills will be taught; Goalkeeping Clinic - designed to instruct boys and girls in the art of goalkeeping from beginners to experienced with coaching staff from the Mexican Under 21 National Team and the SFUJVs; Full Day Camp - for those who DAVID DONALDSONRHE CHIEF wish to have ;t full day of A young soccer player handles the ball in a fun game Soccer ending wit11 swim- while instructor Erin ]Ray supervises. ming pool time. There is a full complement of coaches to work with the children and lunch is provided. All participants in the Sea to Sky Soccer School receive a T-shirt, soccer ball, juice and oranges daily, a camp photo, pop and chips, and a slice of pizza plus special draws throughout the week. This locally run and community sponsored camp is recommended and approved by Howe Sound Youth Soccer. Registration is at the Brennan Park Leisure Centre.

SQUAMIISH SLO-PITCH 1997 Standings to July 11 C Division W b PTS A Division W L T PTS B Feast th Squamish Elks 15 4 0 30 Evictors 15 2 2 32 en Top-Flite golf balls nsert malCe't putter idE;ic, Predators 14 S 0 28 Grizzly Bar Bears 15 2 1 31 0 SCAL ROY e and : 5 m iI I le's Ha m rn e rs 10 8 0 20 Ocean Port Athletics 12 6 0 24 ELAN JENSEN e M & M Vending 9 8 0 18 Black Tusk Realty 11 7 0 22 Bushrats 9 7 0 18 Chieftain Pirates 9 9 0 78 Hunter's Dwellers 9 10 0 18 Classy Cats 7 11 1 15 Eagle Run Motors 8 11 0 16 Wood River 7 11 0 14 rn st in 5C Squamish Wild Ones 8 12 0 16 Finning Steelers 7 13 0 14 I %b n divis crn Coco Loco's Slammers 6 12 0 12 JGT Widowmakers 5 15 0 10 JU LmUlG Carney's Blue Devils 4 15 0 8 Fruit of the Vine Brewers 3 15 0 6 8 Division D Division Duncan Autobody 17 3 0 34 Grizzly Neighbours 18 1 0 36 Squamish Nation Eagles 13 4 0 26 Triton Heat 17 2 0 34 99 Transporters 12 6 0 24 Cliffside Muggers 11 9 0 22 Pair Tree 10 9 0 20 Squamish Firefighters 11 9 0 22 Howe Sound Inn 8 8 1 17 Speedy Auto Glass 11 9 0 22 a Hunter's Rebels 8 10 0 16 Garibaldi Tire Irons 9 10 1 19 .... Savory Slice 510 Pokes 6 12 1 13 Pulp Busters 7 13 0 14 B rew ma s t e r B rewja ys 6 12 0 12 Barney's 24 Hour 7 13 0 14 Squamish Stallions 5 12 0 10 19 Mile Country Store 4 16 0 '8 Whistler quarnis Interfor Highballers 4 13 0 8 Lew Mac Attack 3 14 1 7 urned"

Hswe Sow Minor Hockey is looking Y HUCK RATTRAY for CQQC~~Sfor the 97/98 Smssn Please submit in writing to: ... H.S.M.H. Lorrail Box 44, Squamish, B.C. VON 3G0 by July 3 dlike to thamk all the re con Please include your current level of coaching, ho made this etition such a sucw ie: Coaching Level Intermediate etc. IT WON’T KlLLYOaJ

On your next trip to Whistler this summer- remember that speeding on Highway 99 won‘t necessarily get you there faster. In fact, speeding may not get you there at all. DAVIDDONALDSON~HE CHIEF Crashes caused by speeding injure or kill gregate medal winners Carey Cunneyworth, left, and Daniel MacKellar. thousands of people each year in B.C. That‘s why over the next few months, police will increase speeding enforce- irates plun ment on Highway 99. So please slow down. And Your Local Polico BY DAVIDDONALDSON in 50 free and Alysha Loney was fourth in 100 The Chief free, ninth in 50 breast, eighth in 50 free and 12th in 100 IM. Chris Brocking was seventh in 100 free, second in 50 breast and third in 50 sted its annual swim meet Sunday, July free. e Brennan Park Leisure Centre. About Phillip MacKellar earned third in the 50 swimmers attended from around breast and 50 fly in division three B. Ryan ncouver and Squamish with many Shea had sixth in 50 breast, ninth in 50 back amish swimmers achieving their best and 50 free. Aryn Lewis was ninth in 50 back and seventh in 50 free. Amanda Burritt was the six and under category Carey 14th in 50 free and Lindsey Braun was fifth in eyworth placed first in the 25-metre 100 free, third in 50 breast, third in 50 back and first in 50 free. Cullin Blackwell was sixth in 100 free, seventh in 50 breast and eighth in 50 free. In division four B Angela Burritt was fifth in a100 back and 12th in 50 fly. Barbara Dworak was 11th in 200 IM, 10th in 100 free and 13th k and sixth in the 25 free, and Thomas in 50 free. Heather Osbsrne was fourth in 200 Kellar was seventh in the 25 back and sev- HM and 100 back, seventh in 50 fly and sixth in th in the 25 free. 50 free. Tamara Loney was sixth in 200 IM, n division one Daniel MacKellar placed sec- fifth in 100 free and 100 breast, and eighth in New registrants must bring a photocopy in the 50-metre breast stroke, second in 50 fly. Michelle Parker was eighth in200 IM, 50-metre freestyle and was second in the third in 100 back, 10th in 50 fly and fifth in 50 of their birth certificate and Care card. free. Division five B saw Mary Stiles place first in 0 Anyone who has not returned their o in division one B Deanna Erickson was 100 back, fourth in 100 breast and seventh in in the 50 breast, 17th in the 50 back and 50 free. Stephanie Braun was eighth in 50 free, pre-registration must come to d in the 50 free. Courtney Chapman was Nick Miller was first in 50 fly and Catherine Open Registration. Dworak participated as an exhibition swim- free. Jordan Mullholland was 10th in 50 mer. , third in 58 back and second in 50 free, Erin MacNamara was second in 100 free, ic Young was 11 in 50 breast, ninth in 50 sixth in 100 breast, fifth in 100 back and fifth e and 11 in 50 back. Bailey Keeler swam as in 50 fly in division six A. The Pirates have been “doing really well in division one A Christy Cunneyworth was other meets,” as well says assistant coach ond in the 50 free, and Lynden Drygas was Louise Carrico. “Especially at North Van in 50 breast and second in 50 free. Cruisers meets.” division two B Shawna Erickson was fifth There are about four meets left before the 0 breast, 10th in 50 back, 17th in 50 free regionals which qualifies teams for the provin- 15th in 100 IM. Kelly Tatham was 11th in cials in Burnaby. Carrico says the Pirates have reast, sixth in 50 back, 19th in 50 free and a good shot at sending some swimmers to the in 100 IM. Kieven Blackwell was seventh provincials. e rth mountain bike race at Chris Colbeck and national champion Andrew y lived up to its name for Shandro in the pack. Scott Ross is preriding mish rider Al Ross, who “crashed and the course with Shandro this week for a pre- d” and busted up his elbow, taking him view of the intense competition. of action for this weekend’s World Cup The cross-country race goes Sunday, hswev- er the Village Criterium race had to be can- really tough,” he said. “It only celled due to conflict with organizers and shop of rider that’s willing to owners. hrough so much abuse.” Back in Squamish, Wednesday’s SORCA Other Squamish riders fared better with Loonie Race will be a point-to-point race start- rraine Ross earning third in expert women, ing at the SQRCA shelter, following Made in nt Martin fourth in beginner men, Jeff the Shade to Deadened Loop and ending in pert men and Brennan Covey Garibaldi Highlands. Sign-on is 6:15 p.m. On Sunday, July 20 SORCA is having a Lorraine Ross, Martin, Fedyk and Scott Ross maintenance day to work on Made in the ride in the Specialized Shade. Meet at Xanthine’s at 10 a.m. or the ountain Dew Subaru Canada Cup #5 in shelter at 11 am. with work gloves and drink- histler July 18-20. Saturday, the downhillers ing water. A barbecue will follow approxi- ountain with cup leader mately four hours of work. 30 Tuesday, July 15,1997 The Chief Squamish, B.C. I I

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A Driving School IEEMEN'V: -- -- tisements shou 6. 6. Reasonable Rates ation day. The Government Assessment: ion appearing Certified Instructor It is agreed by lndivz'diu4 Group, Couples G Family TheraD 7 Days a Week tiser requesting ! paper for err0 381 45 Second Avenue, Squamish J of any adwert BY APPOINTMENT - 892-9273 9 amount paid I :RIMINATOR lisers ore remii otion forbids th rtisement hot t mon because er) Brad 43. Pape color, antes (b Owner / Operator on, m- he condition = 'equirement for Box 5223 s Squmirh, BC VON 36Q 'YRIGHT: $260 FOR 113 WEEKS right and or prc (ONLY $28.00 PER WEEK?) lvertisements a rriol appearing i Pkene: (604) 898-4855 Call 1. Permission Service Repair to S9S9305 rlL3e hX: (604) 898-8210 ond in any forn ai& Consulting Po~w:(684) 815-4006 2191 61 ined in writing 1 CeU 815-9545 The0 Jager, Garibaldi Highlands a% lthorized reprod urse in low. The Chief I Squamish, B.C. lkesday, July 15, 1997 m 31

Box 3500 892.91 61 38113 - 2nd Avenue 1 Friday Classifieds Fax: 892-8483 Squarnish, B.C. VON 360 Office Hours. onday to Friiay a.m. to 5:OO porn Crane bathtub for sale. No reasonable For Sale: Lunch Box Cafe #6 offer refused. Phone 892-3371. 28 Queensway Plaza in the Industrial Park. In memory of my Mum, Crystal Hurren Phone 892-9140 or 898-3871.28 My memories of you are deal; filled Free: Kitchen cabinets perfect for suite. with love and laughter those few pre- Great shape. Call in Vancouver U pick drop off resume at #202-i400 Alpha lake nity exists for part time Finance Officer. up in Whistler. (604)922-6079. 29 cious months when we still had hope. The position is a classification of F03 ads musi The special times we shared when you Road in Whistler or fax (604) 932-8748 or phone (604) 932-6143.29 within the B.C.G.E.U. Collective Mobile Mechanic Service: cheap, reli- were here, live on within and give me able and honest. No job too small or Boat: 17'x6" Double Eagle Hull, on trail------______c______------Agreement. The Coast Garibaldi gentle peace to help me cope with the big. Specializing in tune-ups and er, $2,000 obo. also 1979 Chevy Van. Excavation company requires Community Health Services Society is the auto, 350, runs excellent, some rust. emptiness your going leaves my heart. new Health Authority for Public Health, brakes. Phone 898-5414. 27TFNA MasterCard. With dignity and courage you left us all DRILLER/BIASTER and HELPER. Minimum _-___---______-______------932-0828. 28 P Adult Mental Health and Continuing Care to walk with angels hand in hand, and 5 years experience required. Please drop resume off at #202-1400 Alpha Lake Road Services for the region encompassing For all your commercial and residential till itS time for us to go and join you Powell River, Sunshine Coast and the Sea needs call Hire Access. We provide there, we'll carry on the best we can in Whistler or phone (604) 932-8748 or (604) 932-6143.29 to Sky corridor. Under the general direc- office and computer services, event and until we find our spirits for all time...... tion of the Director, Finance and party planning, handy man services, Forever, your daughter, Lois Furry Creek Golf and Country Club's Administration Support Services, this temporary/permanent office space and position is responsible for the coordina- much more. Call today 892-3823. 28 Sales and Marketing Department is ...... looking for a dynamic, enthusiastic indi- tion and implementation of a broad range vidual interested in starting a career in of financial services and contract admin- J a na's Housekee pi ng Services. We e k Iy, Zlassified Word Adz Ask a psychic! Squamish resident psy- bi-weekly. one time cleaning available. chic Diane Mills writes a regular col- the Golf Industry. This position will istration to the region. This position also provides advice and direction in financial Phone 892-2337.30 Words or Less $7.01 umn in The Chief. Readers are invited assist the Sales & Marketing/Food and ---___----__-___--______------Ainsworth Lumber Co. htd to send in their questions with birth- Beverage Department at our busy golf matters to management staff and super- P.0. Box 67, 100 Mile k Additional Word 301 course. Windows, Word Perfect and vises financial staff. Qualification: Mike's Power Washing. Storefront. drive- date enclosed and she will answer ways, houses, anything cleaned. Phone B.C. VOK 2E0 them in upcoming issues. Drop your Lotus are necessities. If you feel you Professional accounting designation pre- i ferred or equivalent combination of edu- for reasonable estimates. 815-9240. 31 id and Capital Letters question off in a sealed envelope are the right person for this position ...... marked "Diane Mills column" and look pls. submit your resume to: Box 1000, cation and experience. Minimum 5 years Now accepting $1.00 Per Line experience including budget preparation, Accaunaing/Bookkeeping Services for her special insight in the future edi- Lions Bay, R.C. VON 2E0 or fax (604) deliveries of: 896-2327. Attention: Sales & contract administration and supervision. For Home or Small Office. Full cycle tions of The Chief. The Squamish Chief accounting - Financial Statements, Centered Word Ads 381 13 Second Ave. TFNA Marketing Department. 28 Experience in government accounting ...... system an asset. Applicant is subject to Payroll. PST and GST. Free pick-up and * Aspen Peelers delivery. Reasonable rates. Phone 898- $1.00 fer Ad "Spencer Howard is a winner" Part-time Coordinator required in satisfactoy references including police Cottonwood Peelers record review. Certain police records may 1882.30 Congratulations! He is the winner of Squamish for local non-profit agency. ----___---______--______------Phots Classified The Chief's Scratch and Win contest. A Successful candidate will possess a preclude appointment. Qualified individu- _------_------background in the social services sector als are required to submit their resume by Handyman Service - let us do the work July 25, 1997 to: Maureen Wiekenkamp, for you. Call Hire Access 892-3823. 28 For details please call $1 5.00 Tarot Card Readings by ''Dianne'' at Sun with emphasis on Early Childhood ...... Spirit Studio. 38024 Cleveland Ave. Day Education and Child Development. In Coast Garibaldi Community Health Phil Ashdown at ... addition to an ECE, supervisory program Services Society, Box 78, Gibsons B.C. Housekeeper available Mon. 8 Wed. to assified Display Ads or evening appointments, 7 days a Fri. Reasonable rates. Excellent refer- week. Phone 892-2228.29aw development and administrative experi- Phone (604) 885-5803 or fax (604) 885- 2250.28 ences. Please call Jane at 815-0153.28 $8.5O/tol. in. ence is necessary. Position is available ...... Phone: 395-6257 as of August 18th and is 15 hours per- Autotd: 398-1 672 week. Closing Date: July 25, 1997. Experienced alcohol and drug counselor Reliable hard working house keeper. The Brackendale Fall Fair Committee is Please submit resume to S.S.C.S.S. Box required. Please send resume to Team Reasonable rates. References if Fax: 395-6201 holding a meeting at the Brennan Farm 949, Squamish, B.C. VON 360 or fax Leader, Box 1550 Squamish, B.C. VON required. Please ask for Denise 892- Tuesday, August 5 at 7:30 p.m. All inter- 892-2267. We thank everyone for their 3GO.28ccw 2232.26 ested volunteers, vendors and ideas are interest, however, we are only able to ...... welcome. For more info. call Kathleen contact those selected for further con- Are you looking for temporary office Confused? Help with the Internet or Brennan 898-5951.31A sideration. 29 work. We can help you with job place- Windows. Reasonable rates. Call 898- 4432, 10 a.m to 8 p.m. Ask for Ed. 28 ...... ---_--_--___--_---______c___^------ment. Skills required include: book- The Brackendale Fall Fair monthly WOW! Free gift pack valued at $45 keeping, xcounting, computer, recep------__-^-----___------Iouble Header Ads meeting is at the Howe Sound Inn on when you join Avon. Add to family tionist. Sent your resume to Mire CHAKRA MASTER - GRANT MACTHEDM offers Chakra therapy and workshops in fie Chief Whistler Question Wednesday, July 16 at 7:30 p.m. 28A income and get great discounts. Access Box 5225 Squamish B.C. VON Call Avon now 898-3379.28 360 or fax 892-3824.28 Whistler 932-4334 and in Squamish %lords or Less $15.00 The Squamish Gardeners will meet at 7 ---_------__------_------...... 892-3930.29 p.m. outside the Brackendale Cafe on Olsten Health Serwices requires certi- The Beehive's BMZZ~~O~:Bcsy salon Monday, July 21 to tour local gar- fied Long Term Care Aides. Must be requires energetic full time hair stylist. MARKETPLACE dens. For more info. call 892-5577 or available 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. for 2-4 shifts this is your opportunity to become part 898-5951.28A per week to work with M.S client in of our growing team. We also offer WANTED TO BUk -_------_---_--______L______------group insurance. Give Barb a call at Squamish area. Fax resume to Shelly at Caloric Dishwasher - $275, GE washer - Good Quality Sawlogs Moving Chords Youth Showchoir See 8 892-5421.27TFN - (604) 739-7401 28 $375, GE washer - $350, GE dryer - Peelers hear the Squamish youth on Fri., July 18 ------_----__-______c______------International Corporation expanding in $260, lnglis dryer - $305. Mint condition OS6 for the following performances: Sneak Sales and Marketing Assistant -A lead- with warranty by Kostless Appliances. the Squamish area. We need an indi- Preview outside Save-On-Foods @ 1245 ing provider of Learning Materials to Call 892-9199.24ccwTFNd in Fir, Spruce, Balsam, p.m., Squamish Pavillion @ 1:30 and for schools and universities across Canada vidual business minded person to run ...... an office in Squamish. All expenses Pine, Birch or Aspen a final performance 7 p.m. @ the is looking for a permanent part-time Seasoned Firewood for Sale pick-up The Chief Plus paid. No investments. Opportunity to Brennan Park Leisure Centre Auditorium. (Sept. 1-June 30). The person must be or delivery. Call Chris at 892-2360. make up to $30,000 or more a year. For a competitive price and Cornmum ity For more info. contact Sadie at 932-4908 organized, efficient, pleasant, and 43TFN or Colleen at 898-5981.28A enjoy talking on the phone. Educational Training will be provided. Please call ...... further information contact: Cable 3 ------__------background helpful. Approximately 20 980-6507 to set up an appointment. 28 ...... One import pick-up canopy, silver, $1 00. Da r ne1IMcCu rd y Vacation Bible School - Circle of Friends hours/wk. Please send resume to Box Older Hammond organ, $200 obo. Older Words or Less $1 9.97 Land Surveyor's Assistant required. Ranch July 28 - Aug. 1 at Valleycliffe 2319, Squamish, B.C. VON 360 or fax Pontiac, big block motor with tri-power, 256-521 3 office Some experience/training required. Church from 9 a.m. - 12 noon. Ages 4 - 13 (604) 892-1045. 28 $600.898-5898. 2OTFNA 256-5250 - fax bwav 99 Claosifieds years. We will also be having a BBWOpen Position based in Squamish. Wage will 256-7359 home house Thurs., July 31 from 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. Home Care Nurse Community Nurse 3 depend upon level of experience. 0 - 1990 Nishiki Bushwacker, with Judy XL The Chief Seasonal/full-time position. Please fax Contact VCF Church 892-5023, Cindy 898- auxiliary (Casual) Squamish $21.86 to suspension. New Mavic rear wheel istler Question Lillooet News resume to (604) 932-4685.28 9726, Leila 898-4703, JoAnne 898-5488, $26.33/hour Coast Garibaldi XT/DX/LX components, clipless pedals, Vords or Less $25.00 JacWNorma 898-3328.30A Community Health Services Society. $600. Phone 892-5181.22TFNA hmily and Friends --______----_---__------Under the general direction of the The next Stammtischabend Meeting Assistant/Continuing Care Manager, Cash loans on Quality Goods. Quality hnsuncemersts etwcrrk Classifieds will be held on Thurs., July 24 as the Experienced waitresses, cooks & dish- ads appear in approximately the position uses independence and ini- washer required. Apply in person at goods for sale. Electronics, guitars, last meeting was scheduled for July 10. tiative to plan, organize, implement and jewelry, cameras, CD's, tools. 1 community newspapers in Meet at the Sea to Sky Hotel Vera Cruz Taverna. 30 sh Columbia and the Yukon. evaluate professional nursing care for Squamish Pawn 3rd and Victoria, Restaurant, 7:30 p.m. For more info. call clients of all ages with chronic, acute, 892-7430. 28 lords or Less $290.00 Christine and Alois at 892-5653. Or palliative or rehabilitative health care Katie at 892-5360. 288 needs in community settings, Services Xerox copier. Excellent condition. 892- Susie ------r------______c______------include assessment, direct 7470.29 McNeney BA Third Annual Squamish Skateboard medicaI/surgical nursing care, case Display YSMS Business to 1000's on ...... MEN'V: Event Thurs., July 17 & Fri,. July 18 @ management, health teaching, support, the Worldwide Web www.7thsun.com Baby crib, change table and lots of baby (Archeology/ Anthropology) ments should he read on the first the old McKay's Lot (across from consultation, liaison and referral; .or 898-4213. TFNccwA accessories. Call Maria 892-5443. 28 McDonald's). Music and munchies free. Simon Fraser University in day. The Chief is not responsible ensures that the model of client self ...... BMXer's and spectators welcome. Eight care and independence is maintained; Rail 'N Sea Restaurant in Squamish for Drafting board 36x48 complete with appearing beyond the first inser- foot transition for raffle. 28A agreed by any display or classified participates in the administration of all sale by owner. Asking $85,000. adjustable hardwood stand. Excellent Acts and regulations applicable to nurs- r requesting space that the liabilily Financing available. Contact Maureen condition. New $420. Asking $200. ing. Qualifications: licensed to practice at 898-3554.32 Phone 898-5109.29ccwA per for errors occurring in the pub nursing in Province of B.C. under ...... any advertisement shall be limited 1 Registered Nurses Act. Baccalaureate Best Pizza and Sub Shop in Squamish Firewood for sale: Fir, Alder and Maple. iount paid for such advertisement. degree in Nursing or equivalent combi- Full-time and part-time position avail- now offered for sale. Serious inquiries Cut, split and delivered. Free kindling nation of education and experience to Mr. Marelli Terra Nova United Realty MINATORY UGISLATIQN: Iable. We are looking for a motivated included. Phone 898-1761.28 :Three years experience within the last (604) 736-3831 or (604) 224-2436. 28 ...... IS are reminded that provincial 1experienced hair stylist to join our seven years in acute or community team. Phone 892-5644 between 12 p.m. Sofa hide-a-bed. Excellent condition. 1 forbids the publication of any iursing. Police record review is Iand 5 p.m. Tuesday to Saturday for $4110 abo. Phone 892-9640.28 ment that discriminates against *equired, certain police records may ...... Iinterview. 28 in because of age, sex, race, ireclude appoint. Valid drivers' license ------_-_-______I______------3peiiing Soon! Growing Now! :olor, ancestry or place of origin Is required as travel is a requirement. IMice Manager wanted by Squamish Yaturally Grown. Pesticide, Herbicide 3 condition is iustified by a bono rra ns po r t at io n t t I'ublic Library. This temporary 15hr./wk a r ra ng e me n s mus Family restaurants serving 'lee, locally grown vegetables for sale. tement for the work involved. rneet operational requirements of the 18.5 Mile Squamish Valley Road dealer. 1iosition will run from Aug. - Jan. The i pizza, pasta & sandwiches. \Society. Applicants should describe :juccessful candidate will have mini- Smdl [own living I nquiries welcome. 892-6919. 28 t heir experience in the application as it RIGHT: rnum of 2 years related experience, very Agordnble ht and or property rights subsist in iipplies to the duties of the position. For <;trong organizational and multi-tasking a Paining School .awn mower 3.5 h.p. usedx 2 seasons. f urther information and to submit resume, tm'sements and all other advertising <;kills, and be proficient in word pro- Callfor FREE ixcellent condition, $125 obo. 4 tires C:ontact: Kerry Jones(A/Continuing Care brochure 11 appearing in this edition of The C:essing & file maintenance. Knowledge )185/80R13 with brake drums 75% Love Mom Dad danager) Coast Garibaldi Health Unit, t3 'ermission to reproduce wholly or in C)f Novel1 LAN networks would be an F read left, $100 for all 4. Phone 898- 41313 Alberta Ave, Powell River, B.C. V8A Brad G. Jinko d in anw form whatsoever, must be iisset. Pay rate $14.92/hr. Resume and 8 1799. 28 EiG7. Phone 485-2874/fax 485-7996. _,.------___--_---______^______------IIetters of application may be left at the I1ibrary or mailed to M. Painter Box 1039, 1@plication deadline: July 25, 1997. All land made teak bar on canisters, $125 Ciquamish, B.C. VON 360 and must be aipplications are invited but only those ibo. 898-5755 after 5 p.m. 28 rleceived by July 25. 28 aipplicants short listed will be contacted. 28 ...... 18 inch Satellite Dish. Capable of Metal lathe, cartridge collection, 181 1 July 19, 1997, #10 Spiral Trailer Court. 38261 Myrtlewood off Westway in receiving over 200 channels (needs Flintlock rifle, Baidarka (Kayak), 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Table and chairs, Valleycliffe. Multi-family, Saturday, access cord S80 ), $300 obo Phone Gunsmith Shop. Phone 815-0144.28 household items, toys, wedding dress- July 19, Sunday, July 20. 10 a.m. to 4 898-4432 anytime. 28 ...... es. tools, lawn mower, and more. 28 p.m. No early birds. 28

I PROPES-TV MANAGiEMENT “RESIDENT~A~” RENT AVAIL. LOCATION BDMS $735 Now Estates 3 All new carpet, paint, fenced yard. $750 Now Estates 3 Fenced yard, covered carport and shed. $850 Now Valleycliffe 3 Very special yard in quiet location. Upper portion of house. $900 Now North Yards 4 Large lower suite in duplex. $950 Now Hospital Hill 2 Very quiet, next to greenbelt. $1200 Now Downtown 2 Ground floor at desirable Marina Estates. CHERYL NlVEN $1200 Now Valleycliffe 4 Large house, 6 appliances. Efficient to heat with natural gas, ROD DERBUIN electric plus and wood stove. Covered garage and ramp access. $1600 Now Highlands 4 Gorgeous house, 4 years old. Best of everything but needs a special family $1300 Now Ind. Park 2 Beautiful, brand new 800 sq. ft. apartment upstairs with 800 sq. ft. bay down. Suite has separate entrance and Bay has large and small doors. $1200 Aug. 1 Valleycliffe 3 Large fenced yard backs onto creek. “COMMERClAL SPACE” “PROPEFlIY MANAGEMENT” Two thousand square feet, air conditioned office space, can be divided, 3rd Ave., downtown Are you tired of dealing with tenants, collecting rents and king called at Squamis h. .all hours of the day or night, why not let the professionals take the wor- Mountain View Place, the new buildin on Second Ave. at Victoria.Excellent choice of office space ries out of your income property. Remember any monies paid to a available. First floor 100% occupied, 8on’t miss out on space available on the second floor. Property Manager is 100% tax deductible on income properties, Call us.

Notice of amendment to the 1997 Forest Development Plan of HELP WANTED Richmond Plywood Corporation Limited for EL. A20541. Take notice that the District Manager, Squamish Forest District has under Required /mmediate/y - experienced person to section 42 (1) of the Forest Practices Code of BC Act approved an amendment to Richmond Plywood Corporation Limited’s 1997-2001 Forest oversee the paint department at Mountain Building Development Plan for FL A20541 without the amendment having been Centers. made available for a regular review and comment period. This amendment incorporates the results of a detailed field assessment for terrain stability on two cut blocks (M-1 and M-5) within the Mineral Creek Watershed at Duties will include ordering, pricing, and mixing of Britannia Creek. Due to the condition of the damaged timber within these all types of paint and stains. cut blocks and to ensure the most suitable operating conditions for its removal can be met, the amendment must proceed without delay. Operations are authorized to begin after July 28, 1997, which is 12 days --__-_----_--__----__-__-__--__--_------Experienced people please enquire in person or following this first publication. The Assessments are available to the public mail resume to 39009 Discovery Way, Squamish and written comments will be received until August 15, 1997, at the District kt’s Club &snsd Baycare. In Brackendale a 4 bedroom rancher. New lino and main floor. Industrial Park. VON Office, Ministry of Forests or. by contacting the following during regular Full or part time. 3GO. business hours: Near Mamquam School. lot, fenced yard, fruit trees, d Richmond Plywood Corporation Ltd. Call Tarnmy 898-9813. OGTFM garage and carport. $189,900. Forestry and Engineering Dept. 5621.30 13911 Vulcan Way Tickleberry Family Daycare has opening Richmond BC for full-time spaces in September ‘97. V6V 1K7 Attn: Thomas R. Cole R.P.F. Phone Wendy 898-4335.29 Legal duplex on 85x1 20 fenced and Phone: 604-938-0856 scaped lot. covered deck, RV pa or 604-278-9111 Fun loving quality care has opening for full-time or part-time. Lunches, snacks, crafts and outings. Excel tent references. Phone 898-3185.31 School District No. 48 is hereby given that an application will be Second and Vancouver. 3 bedr (Howe Sound) woodstove. Reduced to sell $132, made to the Director of Vital Statistics for a Rented at $675/month. Phone 1- & USED car/tl Blackwater Creek Elementary School change of name, pursuant to the provisions of Looking for a baby-sitter for our 2 yr. old 436-1423.24TFNavccw hwns! Good credit, sweetie. Must be very caring, responsi- -_--__-_-_____-_--___-_--_--_---_------Principalship the “Name Act” by me - Michelle Florence ble and willing to care for our daughter For Sale By Owner: Displa School District No. 48 (Howe Sound) is seeking an experience( Richard of 338 East 18th North Vancouver, in our home. Please call Sherri at 898- home or business to 10005 educator to assume the duties of Principal at Blackwater Creel 9791. Mature teens welcome. 28 Worldwide Web. www.7thsun. B.C. V7L 2X9,998-6992, to change my name ...... (604) 898-4213. TFNccwA Elementary School. This primary school (K-3) is situated in the D’arc] _-__-______-_-__------area. A teacherage is available. The school provides educationa from Michelle Florence Richard to Michelle Advertise your great deals in The Chief programs close to home for approximately fifteen primary students. The Florence DeMedeiros dated this 11th day of or just let them know you’re there. Call $189,000 buys near new little low interest, assumable rn graduates then proceed to Signal Hill Elementary School in Pembertor July, 892-9161 to book your classified ad to complete grades 4 - 7. 1997. today! Appliances, carport, big yard. Qui borhood. Rented. Sean 921 -9493.2 The successful candidate should possess the necessary characteristic: to provide leadership in a small community - based school. The suc. cessful candidate who will be 100% teacherladministrator for this small rural elementary school, must also demonstrate a strong educational background and successful experience in primary education. A Firsi Nations’ awareness and an up-to-date knowledge of educational programs, technological education, and multi-level teaching would be a def- inite asset. It is important that the successful candidate be committed to and active in the D’arcy and greater area communities. Exciting career opportunities with Canada’s support for qualified Preference will be given to professionals who demonstrate: QUR training and experience in multi-level teaching and instructional First Bank have been create$ by business career in Real Estate strategies and organization growth in Squamish. strong interpersonal and communication skills, with the desire to work ComlTMEhIT Gerry Halstrom, Owner/Mana collaboratively with the school community TO a personal and confidential rn working knowledge of and desire to implement current educational goals, including technology and Personal Planning (K-3) PEQPLE FilPrars0e;al Servke5 Manager * desire to work with students beyond the regular classroom setting * successful experience in educational leadership at the elementary IS The role would ideally suit experienced school level CLEAR ban king professionals who are motivated high level of integrity and strength of character by a desire to provide sound profitable sensitivity to human relations in a small, rural school setting financial advice to our exisfing clients while The successful applicant for this position will possess: n ,.A‘. develobinaIWI a Dortfolio of new clients. U-6.4-1 I If. 1 elegibilrty for membership in the B.C. College of Teachers Our hiring standards give preference to I “The Self-Employment (SE)Bene#-.- --__-__--_..------I 1 a Masters’ degree (or be working towards one) in an appropriate Program offers alternatives to pe educational field of studies “We are individuals with a post-secondary degree- in looking for employment. If you 1 knowledge of the B.C. elementary curriculum a related field. collecting Employment lnsuran 1 a record of success in working within an elementary school environ- committed to our ment, with specific knowledge and experience at the primary the I& 3 years, you may be education level. CW~O~USaeo Resumes citing his advertisement should be interested in receiving more inform directed to: tion and becoming self-employed >ompleted applications should include a statement of educational phi- We support equal Contact Community Futures at osophy, a resume of educational background and experience, and the 892-5467 to register for our month1 lames and addresses of at least three current references. Closing date program orientation. c)r applications to be received is 4:OO p.m., Wednesday, July 23,1997.

\pplications should be forwarded to: Selection Committee School District No. 48 (Howe Sound) P.O. Box 250, Squamish, B.C.VON 3G0 Telephone: (604) 892-5228, Facsimile: (604) 892-1038 We would like to thank all applicants and advise hat only IUM VENDING Ro Std?” those who will be interviewed will be acknowledged. The Chief Squamish, B.C. Tuesday, July 15, 1997 CLASS1FI EDS rION 4 'EL 00 square foot home on Two bedroom house on North Ridge 1,300 square foot, 3 bedroom rancher in Three bedroom rancher, 1 bathroom, Three bedroom basement suite for rent in Garibaldi Highlands. The Drive. Fenced private yard, new car- Brackendale. 6 years old. Open plan living area, eating area, wood stove, No pets Available irnmed $650/month : outstanding views of the pets, $1 65,000. Phone (604) 932-21 43. with country kitchen, 4 foot crawl French doors off of eating area and iricludes utilities Phone 892-9336 28 am ____.______.______!7 footer i s and beautifully landscaped, 27TFN space. Woodstove and electric plus master bedroom, backs onto school. sell. Ph 89; ndreds of different trees, heat, big deck. 28x30 detached shop Price $1 79,000 Phone 892-2251 days Two bedroorn utilities arid and perennials. The upgraded . Brackendale 4 bedroom older split level with 2x6 walls, fully insulated with full or 898-3959 after 6 p.m 29 washer/dryer and trrdge/stove includ- .------__ a huge kitcheddining room, 5 home. New kitchen, lino 89'x180' lot, bath room and 220 wire with lane ed Avaialble imrned $600/month n 5th whee ms, 3 baths and huge deck. A carport. $189,900. Ph. 898-5621.30 access. Take possession immediately. Five bedroom home for sale by owner, 38134 Westway Ave 892-9768 after 6 vith 1991 I te picnic/campfire site, children's , Seller motivated. Appraised at Beautiful five year old home on cul-de- in Valleycliffe. Big lot Asking $220,000. p 111 ask lor Raj 28 a flat cul-de-sac make this an I $232,000. Selling $21 9,000. 41 81 3 sac in Highlands, 3 bedrooms plus large Basement rented. Nice house, 2 full wheel dr or just let them know you're ummings home. $289,900. Phone 898- Faith Road. Phone 898-3543.29A games room up, den down. 20x16 foot baths. Phone 892-9489. 29 there. Call The Chief at ...... kitchen. Fabulous views, backs onto hitch. Both 1'. -- in. Asking -,------892-91 61 to book your Call The Chief at 892-9161 to book your green belt. Must see, $299,000. 898- Charming well mairitained three bed- lone 1-601 Chief classifieds sell! ad today! classified ad! 9188.28 room rancher on the Plateau. Great kid's neighborhood. New roof, carpets ------. with fenced backyard. Ph. 892-9893. 28 .railer, 3 t; One bedroorii strite Professional peo- irst $1,900 ple orily Noli-sniokcrs, rio pets, no par- CWA ties. Available irnrned. $450/month ------_ RELIEF Double-wide + extra long, in very good Phone 898-9454. 28 Ministry @ location in Timber Town. New lino, _--___~--____.-____--.~~~.~~._-_--._.----_--_-----. ler, 24 foot of Forests For relief from pain anc many upgrades. $63,000. Call Cheryl at self contz =. cor* Orie bedroom in Garibaldi Estates, to improve acute anc 892-5924 or 898-3993. 25TFN iriclucies utilities acid crlhlc Non-smok- ,500. Phone chronic disease or ;. 898-9053. er, no pets $550/montli Availablc July ------..------_ NOTICE NNVlTlNG APPLICATIONS FOR release from stress anc 15 01 Augtlst 1. Ptiorie 898-9449. 28 s 570 cc. A TIMBER SALE LICENCE A57200 tension a Reiki treatmeni 110 foot waterfront lot .71 acre with 0 E2 Loader srriall A frame cabin. Two hours north of Two bedroom suite in tirigtit home iri can help. upper Highlands Laundry and all utili- 00. Debbie 20 by Whistler, $185,000. Phone (250j238- Bke notice that, pursuant to Section of the ForestAct, sealed tenders will be received the Reiki is an ancien1 ties included Cats 0.k. $595/montti Iistrict Manager, Forest District, 42000 Loggers Lane, B.C. VON 3G0 not 2279 or (604)945-9358.28ccwA ------. Squarnish Squamish, Japanese natural healing ______-______------Available irnnicd. Phone 898-1798. 28 lter than 1190 a.m., July 24,1997, for Timber Sale Licence 857200, authorizing the removal of ______.______.______.~._.____.____.. it, 65 h.p. h method that enhances our WATERFRONT cabin, Anderson Lake. SI'RATNMORE LODGE . Apartments for 0. 4 horse ecked timber located in the vicinity of Ring Creek, Suo Timber Supply Area. Unique recreational and irivestnierit quality of life without the rent. Includes fridge, range. veiierian or 892-5559 ai Inly tenders from registrants in the Small Business Forest Enterprise Program, opportunity. Additional guest cabiri use of toxic substances. makes this 1 or 2 families. $199,000. drapes, lieat, hot water. cable, parking .------_-_lategory 1 and2, will be accepted. Phone (604) 942-3297.28ccwA and mail delivery. No pets. Clean arid quiet. Phone 892-3712, 28 60 min. treatment ...... ______L______------~ Scamper tr, Volume: 3750 cubic metres (m'), more or less; $65 )ane stove/c Species: Douglas fir (70%) Hemlock (12%) Cedar (10%) Alder/Cottonwood (8%) 30 rnin. treatment ...... $40 For sale by owner. $172,000. Divorced Excellent c( and moving. This is as cheap as it gets. Near new 2 bedrooin suite III more or less; 15 min. treatment ...... $20 Brackendale oil bus route Nor1 sniok- 2 898-4243. 3 bedroom rancher with garage iri Term: Two (2) months Valleycliffe. Phone 892-2082. By ers, no pets $800/iiioiitti all inclusive Aromatherapy oils are used Available August 15 Ph 898-3674 29 iTATE Upset Stumpage: $5 1.18/m3 in conjunction with this appointment only. 28ccwA Billing Method: scale based treatment for added benefit. RENTALS Bright new above ground 1 bedroom Logging System: Self Loader/F.E.L. - Logging Truck (your choice cost remains the same.) suite iri Valleycliffe Washer/dryer bedrooms, 2 Logging Season: Summer For an appointment or $500/month Availatilc to non-smoker appliances, Access: Ring Creek North FSR, approximately 10 km to Squamish more information call Phone 889-4540. 28ccwavA iced yard \ Dianna at WESTPARK APARTMENTS r new - Redl :aled tenders will be opened at Squamish Forest District Office, July 24, 1997, at 11:OO a.m. Spacious 1 bedroom $525,2 bedroom, One bedroom tiasernent suite. No pets, 92-9775.31 :rider packages and additional information may be obtained from: Keith Magee, Sun Spirit Studio $575 and large 3 bedroom, $645. quiet, clean people wanted. $550/rnontti !OQO Loggers Lane, Squamish, B.C. VON 3GQ,Phone: 604-898-2169. 892-2228. Suites include heat, hot water, quiet Avail. immed. Ph. 892-3069. 28 bedroom 01 location. close to schools. 38861 ______-~------nain floor. la Buckley Ave. No pets. Resident Large bright, sunny 2 bedroom, 2 bath- t trees, dot manager 892-3616. TFN room, ground floor suite with owri laun- $189,900. a dry and dishwasher in quiet Brackendale TANTALUS MANOR neibourghood. $800/morith includes util- 1098 Wilson Cr. Res. Manager ities. Cat 0.k. Phone 898-9685. 29 815-0138. Bachelor $450 - one bed- ______*______L------room $555 - 2 bedroom $630 - 2 Two bedroom suite. full bath. Near bedroom i den $690 - 3 bedroom school, shopping and bus. Yard. Non- $750- includesheat, hot water, cable smoker, no pets. Call evenings 892- and parking. Close to school and 9260.28 CQMMUN~WNEWSPAPERS Vhese ads appear fn approximately 100 community newspapers in B.6. & Yukon and reach more than 3 million downtown. No pets. TFN li e e I * I O readers. $29Q.sO for 25 words; $6.00 each additional word. To place your network classified call the Squamish ...... Two bedroom apt io! rei]! in Squamish. Brltirh Calrubi# and YBbon Chief at a-9161 or the BCYCWA at (604)669-9222. Private one bedroom basement suite Avail. immed, also. 1 hedroorn apt Avail. partly furnished, shared kitchen. Would August 1. Ph. 898.3'11 ?/H9!2-5955 28 suit quiet working person. Non-smoker, no pets. $400/month plus 1/3 hydro. Three bedroom suite. Close 10 school 81 I NFED Help! Overwhelmed will help get BE A Successful writer ...write for money and CONTESTING WILLS and Estates. Major ICBC h USED car/truck financing. No turn pleasure with our unique home-s'tudy course. Available immed. Phone 898-9759. dowritown in quiet area. Fridge, stove Good credit, bad credit, no credit, starred. Earn 5-lOK per month P/T! Fantastic injury claims. Joel A. Wener trial lawyer for TFNCCWA & cable included. Avail. Aug. 1. Ph. 898------support! No selling, not MLM. 2 Minute mes- You get individual tuition from professional 28 years. Call free 1-800-665-1138. mkrupt. No one walks away, everyone writers on all aspects of writing-romances, 4468. 28 away! Minimum $1500. down. Laura sage. 1-888-561-3072. Contingency fees. Simon, Wener & Adler. __-_-_____--_-__---^------short stories, radio and,, TV scripts, articles i14-1293. WE CLOTH Lady requires immediately dis- and children's stories. Send today for our Free tributor for amazing "Magic Cloth". Total Book. Toll-free 1-800-267-1829, Fax: 1-613- S - 4x4's - CARS, Lease or Purchase. cleaning using only water. Sells itself. very 749-9551. The Writing School, Suite 2827 - kes and models, new or used. Free profitable. Not MLM. Phone: 1-403-746- 38 McArthur Ave.. Ottawa. ON. K1L 6R2. THE SADDLE Shop in langley is now accept- y in B.C. Access Leasing Corp. 2097, Fax: 1-403-746-3786. Box 326, Eckville, ing English & Western tack & accessories on 17. i-800-330-0299. (604j821-11is. AB, TOM OXO. consignment. It's worth the Free phone call. L ______--__I-_------Low commission, top prices. 1-800-847-5535. 14s #1 PREOWNED current model FINANCIAL FREEDOM. Earn thousands per WANTED: PLUMBERIgas fitter. Excellent rd Truck and Mercury Dealer month plus? We do the selling. Minimum salary. Reliable, honest, dependable. Prefer es the lowest possible payment pro- capital required - $2,000, Complete hand held family person. Must have a valid drivers PUBLIC VIEWING B.C. Free Home Delivery! for instant system. Not Multi-level marketing. licence. Sask. town of 5000. Fax resume to: QUALITY MANUFACTURED Homes Ltd. Ask call Glenn Loft collect (604)327- Educational. 1-800-322-6169, Ext.2476. 1-306-463-6707. about our used single and double wides. "We ______-___-----_------Serve We Deliver". 1-800-667-1533, 1. Direct 1-800-993-3673,'24 hours. INTERNATIONAL AGRICULTURAL Exchange - - MINI STORAGE in Squamish. Excellent DL6813. Pursuant to the Forest Practices Code of British opportunity for owner operator, 90 lockers, Ages 18-30 with agricultural experience to CKS!! 4x4s from $349/month 0 down. live/work with family in Australia, New Ford, Dodge, Jimmys, Pass. Vans, 60% occupancy. Equipment included. Call Columbia Act, notice is hereby given that Lisa or Dan, RelMax of Squamish 1-800-808- Zealand, Europe, Japan. Costs/details 1-800- els. Duallvs. Ext. Cabs. You name it. we 5557. 263-1827 Calgary Alberta. International Forest Products Limited will make 1997 FORECAST! NEW Lover, New Job, or $ Windfall? Accurate, honest predictions. Free available for viewing proposed significant amend- calendar. 1-900-451-3778, 24hrs 18t $2.99 ments to our approved 1997 - 2001 Forest CANADA'S BEST Meeting Place for singles! PLOUGHTRUCKS, SANDERS, D-6 Cat, Four min I.C.C. tre, N.Van with a BBQ & show & shine Talk openly to other adults for Romance & Hiab Trucks, Six Grapple Loaders, Six Development Blan for Forest License A19209 in the Sunday. And Sept.12-14 more! Meet someone in the next 5 minutes. Lowbeds, Three Ford Loaders, Tilt Trailers, ies Vancouver. For consign- 01 1-592-588-758, LD only 24 hrs. Excavators, Fuei and Water trucks, Seven Ure Creek area. call 983-2662 or 1-888-883- Backhoes, Firetrucks. Call Vic (250)493-6791. CANINE REFERRAL & Information Centre. The purpose of the viewing is to provide the public PRETTY BLONDES have exciting personal Advice on solving problem behaviour. refer- photos and fantasies to share. Discreet info rals, puppy training, selecting right dog or with an Opportunity to review, discuss and comment toll-free: 1-800-93-KAREN. Or write: Karen, puppy, general information. Training people & Box 670, Kelowna, B.C. V1Y 7P8. (Adults SAWMILL $4895 SAW Logs into Boards, dogs since 1961. 1-900-643-DOGS. on proposed amendments to the location and timing -approval. Call Mike 671- only). planks, beams. Large capacity. Best sawmill $2.99/min. charge. of road basic silvicul- value anywhere. Free information 1-800-566- development, harvesting and ...... 6899. Norwood Sawmills. R.A.2. Kilworthy, ture activities in the above areas for the five ycar Ontario POE 1GO. CREDIT? Bad Credit? No Credit? ...... period commencing in 1997. HELI-LOGGING! Men and women - train for LAC DES Roches. Acres for only $60,000. an exciting, high-paying career in the forest TRAMPOLINES FACTORY Direct. Splash, IO industry! Qualified instruction in rigging prac- Bounce, Mega Bounce. Parts, repairs. All Includes hydro, telephone, paved access. Interested persons can review maps, assessments tices, level 1 first aid, fire suppression, etc. makes. Dealer inquiries. 1-800-663-2261. Spectacular views! Recreational paradise arid supporting documents regarding proposed 1.H-L. Training Institute Ltd. (250)897-1188. ______^______l______l_____------year round. Will build to suit. Call 1-888-221- RIVERDANCE TICKETS for all Vancouver, 7663. amendments at Interfor's Squamish Oft'ice at the ERNMENT FUNDS. Government assis- Calgary & Edmonton Saturday night shows. Main Floor Top Priced tickets & all suite address noted below, between E: am. and 4 p.m., ARE NIGHTMARES Memories of a Past Life? downtown Hotel accommodations included. Take the time to listen to your child with an Call Dash Tours 1-800-265-0000. STEEL BUILDINGS: "Cheaper Than Wood". Monday through Friday, July 11, 1997 to September open mind and heart. Eckankar offers ancient Quonset-Straightwall quonset, Structural 15, 1997. An Interfor representative will be present ---______------wisdom for today's family. For a Free Book Steel Buildings. B.C. Company, we won't be YR. OLD Ex President Large Corporation call 1 -8OO-LOVEGOD(568-3463). Ask for book undersold. Service and satisfaction guaran- to discuss proposed amendments and receive corn- s UD 18 hrs/dav career to work 18 P398. COMPANY DRIVERS - Calgary based, full- teed! Western Steel Buildings 1-800-565- rnents. Approved operational plans and higher-level ing fun and maintaining high 6 time and benefits. Requires: Class 1 licence 9800. . How? Doing what? Details and two years highway experience. Submit ...... plans will be available for viewing at this time. your resume & abstract today! Westcan Bulk STEEL BUILDINGS from one of B.C.'s largest ...... COUNSELLOR TRAINING Institute of Canada Transport Ltd., 3780 - 76 Avenue S.E. Calgary, steel companies. Arched rib and pre-engi- K KERB - Own your own business. Part- offers on-campus and correspondence cours- Alberta. T2C 1J8. Fax: 1-403-236-8905, neered buildings. Erecting and foundation To ensure consideration prior to comniencenient . Installing on-site, continu- es toward a Diploma in Counselling Practice, Phone: 1-403-279-5506, 1-800-661-8432. services available. Phone; Norsteel Building dscape edging. Total equip- to begin this month. Free catalogue, call ______^______------FORD DEALERSHIP in the Fraser Valley Systems Ltd. 1-800-773-3977. Df activities, any written comments must be made stem, training. 1-800-667- 24hrs 1-800-665-7044. ______-___------*------requires an experienced Control Tower _-__------c______...... FUTURE STEEL Buildings. Durable, to Andrew Meyer, International Forest Products, ______------A NEW Career? Trained apartment/condo- Operator for our growing service dept. Applicants must have previous experience & Dependable, Pre-engineered, Ali-Steel P. 0. Box 280, Squamish, B.C. VON 3G0 by the EMlUM VENDING Routes... Rival the best minium managers needed - all areas. We can a working knowledge of Ford Policies & Structures. Custom-made to suit your needs train you right now! Free job placement Procedures. For an appointment contact and requirements. Factory-Direct affordable above date. assistance. For inforrnation/brochure call George McDonald, Cherry Ford, Chilliwack prices. Call 1-800-668-5111 ext.132 for free 681 -5456, 1-800-665-8339. 8.C. (604)792-1361. brochure. 34 M Tuesday, July 15, 1997 il The Chief pt Squamish, B.C. CLASS1FI EDS

Available August 1 - Diamond Head Brackendale: 3 bedroom duplex Roommate wanted to share large sunny 1993 Plymouth Grand Voyager LE. Apartments. Nicely kept 2 bedroom available immediately. Brand new, No 3 bedroom house in Brackendale. Loaded, warranty, new tires and apartment with 5 appliances. Non pets. Available August 1. $950/month. Laundry, utilities and own bathroom brakes. $16,000 obo. Phone 892-4273 STUCCO smoker, no pets please. S750/month. PIS. call JaneDarnell Property included. $400/month. 898-9685. 29 after 6 p.m. weekdays. TFNA New & Old Homes Phone Janna 898-5309 or Lois 898- Management Services 892-9190. 3313 after 5 p.m. 28 14TFN large quiet Highlands home, recent Estate sale. 1993 Dodge Ram 50, auto, ...... renovating. $400/month includes utili- air conditioning, canopy. 21,000 miles, Superb, bright and clean 2 bedroom Three bedroom, 5 appliances. ties and laundry. No pets. Phone 898- mouth a er $9,500. Bob 921-9493.28 suite in Garibaldi Highlands. References. No pets. $785/month. 3225 evenings only. 27TFN 94 PI Vo WasheVdryer. Close to school and bus Available immed. 898-5693. 30 Gold, lo Ykms, lots of io0Ix9 1994 Ford Ranger XLT Extended Cab stop. Non smokers. $700/month. Phone _.-_--_-___--_----_------.------One bedroom basement suite , kitchen $13,97! 4x4, 94,000 kms. Excellent condition 986-1616. ~~CCWA Three bedroom 4 appliances, fireplace, facilities, private bath, non driker, no with matching canopy and box liner. near Highlands Mall. No pets. Available pets. Quiet single person prefered. 90 Chev S10 Rust proofed. $16,500 obo. Phone 932- Garibaldi Garden Court: One bedroom immed. 898-4542.27TFN References required. $425/month 4x4, extab, conop ,, 4.3 lite, 55 5230.30ccwA available July 15. Heat, hot water, park- ...... inc!udes utilities. Phone 898-4976 after ------_------____c______------ing References required. Phone 898- Three bedroom duplex in Garibaldi 5 p.m. 28 1995 Ford F350 XLT 4x4 460, 5 speed. 1755.28 Highlands. 5 appliances and new wood 49,94 Fully loaded incudes CD, like new, low stove. Good refernces required. Male wanted to share 3 bedroom house 94 Chev SlO mileage. Phone 898-3109.30 PARTS SALES 0 SERVICE Two suites, one bedroom each, one no $875/month. Phone (604) 988-3797. 28 near downtown. $350/month includes 5soeed. low kms, cassette Jeff Shea I'canoov, pets the other is no pets and non-smok- utilities. Phone 892-0195. 28 Hurry $9,97! SERVICES Phone: 898-g& 898-237i ing Working couple. Available August 1 Phone 892-3048.28 Large room in bright downtown house. Clean and spacious 3 bedroom upper $350/month includes washer/dryer and Studio apt. downtown $375/month level of house. Sunroom, large kitchen utilities. Non smoking environment. Block, sunroof, K NU-LOOK Kitchens includes heat, light, cable and some and living . room fridge/stove, Phone 892-6339.28 aut-gs& Paul Bryant washer/dryer hook-ups, deck and large furnishings. Phone Bob 921 -9493. 28 - U 892-2300. Drew's'Painting yard. Available immed. $850/month Shared accom. in large house on large 1OTFN I 8 Ground level 1 bedroom suite. Utilities. plus partial utilities. Ph. 898-8213. property in Dentville. References will 87 W Jetta kat and cable included Non-smoker, 27TFN be required and verified. Phone 892- Idoar, red, 55pd, (ass. well serviced, A Suncoast Kitchen and Bath. Direct ...... sales no middle man. Phone 892-9108 no pets, no parties References 2237.28TFN Interior Extetlo required Ava i Ia b le immed. Top floor 3 bedroom house for rent. WoMeq Edition $5,974 or fax 892-5588. TFN S500/month Phone 892-3563 after 6 Non-smokers, no pets. Working people One bedroom available in non smoking p m 29 only. Avaiiable August 1. $750/month. house. Laundry, fireplace, large deck B7 Chev Cam to Iroc Phone 892-3238.28 and garden. Convenient downtown he, auto, V-8, t-roo , cassette ...... R Lawn maintenance, power raking, prun- Ioca t ion. $300/mont h plus utiI it ies . ing, fertilizing, complete spring clean- Three bedroom top floor of house, 892-5632. 28 $4,975 "U Store It - Mini storage space avail- Garibaldi Estates. $800/month plus up for your complete landscaping able in riew facility. Bay sizes vary from 50% utilities, includes cable. No pets. 91 Pomtiac Sunbird needs. New yards and old yards. 898- IO'x16' to 10' x 32' with garage door Available imrned. Phone 898-2370. 29 led, 4door, A/cond., well cored for 5942.10TFN opening Located in Squamish ...... Responsible couple looking to rent a industrial Park Phorie pager 892-3335 large new house for rent or rent to one or two bedroom apartment or $5,975 for more info 18TFN own. Phone 1-604-987-0717. 29 house with parking, washer/dryer and Organic Produce ______---______^______------privacy. Call Brigitte at 898-9659 Mhev Blazer Wednesday home delivery. Commercial Store front 1080 square Two houses available in the Highlands. evenings. TFNA idoor, white, auto, LS, loaded, worr. Refrigerated service. Call Ross feet. Garibaldi Business Center, beside One 6 bedroom available August 1. 898-4580.20TFN Howe Sound Equipnwit. $670/month $1 150/month. The other is a 4 bedroom AUTOMOTIVE $3ey975 plus GST. Available immed. Jack 838- on Diamond Road. $1050/month. 2545. 28 Available immed. Perth Drive. Phone 11 vw Passat 892-3069. 28 ,door, light green, Sspeed, spo , cleoi Temporary/permarierit office space ...... 1972 Jeep Comando with winch, available in newly renovated office. Two bedroom main floor for rent. 1,300 removable hard top, lots of spare parts, $9,9%5 I TON TRUCK I Call Hire Access 892-3823. 28 square feet. Garibaldi Estates. Fridge, $3,500 or trade for good Horse Trailer or _._------_-----_-_------~------~Tractor. Phone 892-2082. 28ccwA . stove. Close to mall. No pets. 17 Honda (RX. e Firewood for sale Yard ctearwp Downtown office space for sub lease, $700/month includes utilities. Phone 1989 Ford Tempo, 4 door, auto. 115,000 door,,. red, cleon, no accideni-s, heed Tree removal Scrap steel @&-up 360 square feet. Will share cost. 892- 898-9023. 25TFN. Furniture moving 7470. 29 ...... kms. Good shape, $2,995. Phone (604) ' $5,925 I I __---_-_^-_----_____------~------ATTRACTIVE large 3 bedroom upper 896-2481 or 898-5830.29 Commercial space available- 3/4 acre, level of extremely clean home with gas -.--__------_c-___--______c______------1990 Honda Civic DX automatic, 4 door, 19 Chr sler Da toia outside storage for trucks and equip- fireplace and lovely private backyard on 1 3ur& ment. Small house for office or security. greenbelt with babbling brook. Thank burgandy. Very good condition. Great lack [her ,~utomatic, assette Service Classlfieds. . Honda reliability, $4,200 firm. Phone ;un&y Government Road. Ph. 898-3449.28 you for not smoking, no pets. Available !nd 10 a ...... August 1. $849/month. Phone 892- 898-9203.29 $5,975 Good readership. RV's, Boat, and vehicle storage space 5347.26TFN ...... tev. Joh available. Secured. Phone Queensway 1990 Thunderbird LX, loaded, $7,000. 10 Chrl(sler Iebaron Good price. i100. RV Storage for prices. 898-5364. 28 Highlands executive, 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 Phone 898-9600.28 inv., d,uto, loaded, nice kpd baths, den, 10 m. pool, tot tub, fire 1987 facadian %UP& place, 2 car garage. $1,10O/month plus Pontiac $8,915 dinister utilities. Available August 1. Phone 4-door, standard. jowers, JANE DARNELL 898-2794.28ccwavA Excellent commuter car. PI mouth Adaim PROPERTY MANAGEMENT r., [e ,local, serviced worship SERVICES LTD. Attractive 4 bedroom house on large No rust. Runs great. Pa 1.m. hf fenced lot. Close to school and $1,150 obo. rided. 5 WESTWAY VILLAGE $6,975 Hospital. $1000/month. Available Phone 898-3398. ield at 3 2, 2 + den and 3 bedrooms August 1. Please call Jane Darnell rd+ Available immediately Property Managemetn Services. 892- * 90 Chev Tracker Starting at $575/month 9190. TFN 1x4, had-top, cassette, cruise ;ellrrwsl '90 Toyota Corolla LE 932-5023 DIAMOND HEAD PLACE Hospital Hill 3 bedroom main floor of 4-docir, automatic with $8,975 iunday ! 1 bedroom apartment house. Great views, private gardens, air conditioning, I.m. No Available i mmed ia tel y garage. $1.1 OO/month Available AM/FM auto reverse. 40 Chev Tracker C1 he sum Starting at $625/month August 1.898-4673. 27TFN llue, 80,000 kms, mags, cassette Only $5,2QO. ~ it. Jos SHANNON ESTATES Three bedroom, 2 baths, garage, 5 Phone 898-4468. $9,575 3 bedroom townhouse a ppl iances. ( Brackendale). Available 2449 Available immediately immed. $1050/month plus utilities. 9Q (hev Ash Saribalc $1,20O/month Phone Nicole 892-1588. 28 IWDrive, LT, loaded, 8yass., lod ;ather A Waiting list available for 1978 Yamaha 750 cc. Mint condition 398-4355 the following properties: with cover. $1,400 obo. Phone 898- $12,975 k30 p.n 3761. 28 * MOUNTAIN VIEW MANOR Furnished room for rent. leave mes- ind MAPlE TREE COURT sage at 898-9483.26TFN P3 Chev Astro 2onfessj * HIGHLAND GLEN ...... Iyass., propane, looded, great coni 3,m. or * VIKING RIDGE One bedroom with private bathroom in 1990 Dodge 314 ton 4x4, propane, new inytime * EMERAlD PLACE family home. $300/month. Phone 892- tires and paint, $10,500. Phone 892- 8 13,575 :CCD): ALSO 5326.28 3577.25TFN See our ad under Apartment & House __-____-_--_-__-_--*------15 Chev Byde rhursda! Rentals Room for rent in Garibaldi Highlands. 5-poss, 1-ton, w ite, loaded nay reg1 WE SPECIALIZE IN STRATA AND inc I ude s utiI iti es, la und r y fac iI ities , squaraai A ENTAL MANAG EM EN T kitchen and full use of house. No smok- Sale $2n,ars 3. This help little firms 1. Grasp Chd FOR MORE INFO. CALL 892-9190. TFN ers, no pets. $400/month. Phone 898- 7. Fonner Tennessee senator 2. Hair curler 5803.29 Pastor: J( 16 PI mouth Grand Voyager 8. U.S. Congress, for one 3. Feelings 3737. Garibaldi Estates: Bright, spacious 3 9. Kinsmen 4. Retract 1 bedroom, 1 1/2 baths with fenced yard i'hite, ow kms, loaded Paul Ar From time to time some T 10. Without equal 5. Hurrying and parking. Close to school and shop- worship Roommate wanted in new 3 bedroom Ford vehicles have been 11. Pinna 6. Charge ping. No pets. $750/rnonth. Available $21,975 Singing group 12. Garfield, for one townhouse. Laundry dishwasher, fire- 12. School a immed. Phone 892-5954.28 recalled. It is very important 14. Raptors 13. Established custom Dlace, non-smoking, no pets. $350/mo. to Aug to Squamish Ford Mercury 15 Chev Camtlro 17. Intembaaged, io a way 15. Top dog olus utilities. Available immed. School L Three bedroom townhouse, Emerald to complete all of these 28, conv,, red, one owner, leather 21. Rely 16. Causing mmw Vichelle 898-3653. 17TFN sqllami Place, 1 1/2 baths, 5 appliances, fire- outstanding recalls. . 24. Having IP grainy texturn 18. stay place. $975/month includes cable. Church If you own a 1985 or newer $24,975 25. Refeme 19. Delicate Available August 1. References ;emale to rent room in large 3 bed- 26. Dnossing room 20. Hoped, in a way Pastor: 'oom. Available August 1. $400/month Ford, please call 892-3673 I: required. Phone 898-4803. 28 27. Fatality 21. Knocked down 892-368( ----_-"-______------ncl udes was her/dryer and utiI i ties. or 1 399. -890-668-1 28. Decrees 22. Citizenry 10 a.m. Three bedroom, 3 baths. New lino in 'hone 898-4513 after 5 p.m. 26TFN Please have your vehicle 29. Small amount 23. xc kitchen, baths and entrance. 5 appli- .______-_-_--_-__------11 a.m. j serial number ready. asn 'f 1[ sa@w'PI ances, fireplace, patio, 2 parking. Prefer )ne bedroom available in a heritage p.m. 'w &u!N 'f 2 be3 '21 QU'52 SnJOY3 '21 non smokers, no pets. $875/month louse on one acre. Mature trees and Prayer : ustic setting beside the Cheekye River. 3!19W '22 asnmy '9 sP!m '82 Je3 'I I ?none 898-5364. 28 pay3aa 'I2 %upq'5 anb!olg '01 730 p.n imple storage for mountain bike, kayak W!P!A 'LZ _-_--_-_-__-_-______------3m@wl'Oz =nrqv 'P SuEqQ '92 Sa[3Un '6 ind climbing gear! Phone Monique at chW& Viking Ridge townhouse. Three bed- AW!E

8-5091. Sunday break g of the bread at 9:3( , Sunday School 113 July 13-19 , Gospel Meeting Aries - Marrh 21/April28 Monday Bible Houi You have big dreams this week. You begin to realize how .m., Wednesday Bibk far you can advance in the workplace if you put in the extra effort. Your romantic life blossoms when you meet someone who sweeps you off your feet. Libra plays a key role. OMS Anglican terin estricaions Taurus -April 21/May 21 Effective immediately, the watering or sprinkling of lawns is on11 day services 8 a.m You take a big step in a romantic relationship. That special someone you’ve been dating reveals his or her true permitteel between 4 am Po 9 am land 7 pm to 16 pan on even dates 10 a.m. For details call feelings and wants to ask you an important question. v. John Stephens at 898- Think of what you truly want before answering. OB the month for even street addresses and on odd dates of the month for Odd addresses. The watering or sprinkling of gardens i: united Gemini - May 22/June 21 Your days pass without any problems at work and at home. permitted at any time. While this would have been boring just a few days ago, it’s The District of Squamish has adapted a 3-stage Water Conservation Plan tc ster: Rev. Claire a welcome change now. Pisces plays an important role later in the week. ensure that: the District does not exceed its licensed amount of water taken from Cancer -June 221July 22 a) Your sense of humor wins the approval of superiors at the Mashiter Creek and Stawamus River; and, work and gets you noticed by important people. You have b) the Department of Fisheries’ minimum stipulated water flow a spat with a loved one, which gets you down:Don’t get discouraged; things will be back to normal soon. reqLI irem e nts are respected. Stage 1 watering restrictions are less severe than those contained in Stages 2 & 3. Leo - July 23/Auwst 23 &-workers look to you for advice and help, and you set Please use water wisely so that the District will not the pace of a new project. As for your personal life, once again, you’re in charge. You finally ask that interesting per- have t~ implement further restrictions. son out. Don’t get nervous; he or she will say yes. Active enforcement of the above watering restrictions will Virgo - Aug 24/§ept 22 commence on Juiy 15. While your efforts delay the completion of a job at work, For further information, please call the Public Works Department at 81 5-5012. you ensure that the job is done properly. Superiors are he Boulevard, pleased with your efforts. As for your love life, an on- again-off-again relationship moves full speed ahead. The District of Squamish is a rapidly growing community of 14,000 situated on beautiful Howe Sound and centrally located 66 krn north of Vancouver and 58 km south Libra - Sept 23/0ct 23 4355. Mass: Sahirday, You know exactly what you want and how to get it. Don’t of Whistler. We are seeking an experienced recreation professional for the position u f: pm.; Sunday, 9 a.m. let anything stand in your way. Work for that promotion; ask that special someone out. This is your chance to shine. Don’t let yourself down. Cancer plays a key role. nfession: Saturday, 4 Scorpio - Oct 24/Nov 22 Don’t let your ego get the best of you when it comes to work early in the week. You are not the only person who Reporting to the Parks & Recreation Director, you will work as part of a management knows what he or she is doing. Don’t forget that. As for a team leading the Department towards new, exciting directions and challenges. /Thursdays, 630-7:40 p.rn., family matter, you will be told repeatedly what you need to do to prepare for a family event. Try to remain calm. Specifically, you will be responsible for the management, coordination, budget control may register anytime. and staff functions for the Brennan Park Leisure Centre including Ice Arena, Meeting kquam3sh Baptist Sagittarius - Nov 23/Dec 21 Rooms and Aquatic Centre. You will also oversee the continued implementation of the khW Someone you haven’t seen in a very long time comes back Department’s computerization. Considerable liaison with community groups and bastor: John Crozier, 898- into your life. You think about what could have been and what will be in the future. Stay determined, and work volunteers will also be required. 3737. Associate Pastor: toward your dream. Taurus and Virgo play important roles. Paul hacker. Summer worship and Sunday Capricorn - Dec 22/9an 20 You must be an energetic, self-motivated leader with demonstrated experience in You have a lot to do at work and you need to stay focused. recreation facility management, Staff supervision in a unionized environment, and School at 1O:W a.m. July 6 Co-workers try to get you involved in an internal dispute; to August 31 (Sunday stay out of it. Your family life will be relaxed. Loved ones Financial control. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills are required. Formal School up to age 5) help you with a problem that you’re concerned about. post secondary training in recreation management, or similar discipline, and extensive Pentecosd Squambh Aquarius - Jan 21/Feb 18 knowledge of relevant parks and recreation computerized applications are required. A Church A business proposition offers you almost unbelievable moven track record of success in facility and empioyee management, including budget Pastor: DelP\ryn Cssiinak, benefits. Before you make a move, be realistic, and con- Zontrol is essential. 892-3680. Sunday School, sider if the perks really are possible. Loved ones are there to give you advice. Don’t make a hasty decision. Scorpio 10 a.m. Morning Worship, plays a key. role. salary is commensurate with qualifications and experience. A resume, outlining 11 a.m. Evening Service, 6 ?ducationand experience, must be submitted, by 4:30 pm, July 25, I997 to: p.m. Wednesday Night Pisces - Feb 19/March 20 You advance at work, and your personal life is moving 301s Kusch Prayer and Bible Study, along well. Someone you’ve been interested in shows that 730 p.m. he or she also is interested in you. Don’t be nervous; it will %rks 4% Recreation Director Chw& Of ge!w§ christ work out in your favor. listrict ob Sqaaamish, 0f-r mySaints 3ox 310 Stan ThQmpSQn, BmCh FAMOUS BIRTHDAYS IO89 Centennial Way President. 42081 ROSS July 13 - Harrison Ford, Actor; July 14 - Gerald Ford, 38th President; Quamish, BC VON 3GO Road, Brackendale. 89% July 15 - Kim‘Alexis, Model; July 16 - Pinchas Zukermam, Violinist; July 17 - Diahann CdKOll, Singer/Actress; July 18 - Red Skelton, ’hone: (604) 898-3604 3535. Comedian; July 19 - Philip Agee, Former CIA Agent. ‘ax: (604) 898-4035

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