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tshensl 2 insp irk as te co histler, AacRac This Easter Celebrate ten in 8 P* With Our Homemade-. ackenc ma tion Hot Cross Buns Librt Fresh Fruit Flan with Easter Rabbit Cookies :he SqL Unique Health Breads ith the 1 (baked fresh on location and made with ve Squ natural starters & quality ingredients iwer M in a slow artisian process). Diamond Head park rangers work with a Ministry of Environment technician to measure the snowpack in the F. Them Snow levels this year are below normal. Chief file photo blic Lil lur loca
rgain. A . Ask fc *Our wholesale division is now in operation. SnowDack around Sauamisl For inquiries and orders contact Barbara or Daniel. 1 Lat Squami: 38086 Cleveland Ave. 892,2231 ty in tl measures------$well- ~~ below- - -~ - -- norma__------yakutal \ked eyt By Ron Enns slightly below normal, at 85 per cent. Further nor // AWARD WINNING FRANCHISE \\ the south coastal region, the- snowpack amears t g DiPP U A AI ght sky The snowpack measured at various places in the heavier. Zoine t s Lower Mainland was well below normal as of March 1. The District of Squamish last year implemented a frozen The Ministry Environment hydrology branch msni- of system of water restrictions, limiting the waterin rer fron tors snow courses to forecast water runoff. The District lawns and gardens during periods of hot, dry we; met’s ti of Squamish relies on its water supply from surface A UNIQUE LINGUERIE FRANCHISE OFFERS AN when water consumption rises and the flow in rj iked eyc AND EXClTlNG AND FINANCIALLY REWARDING LIFESTYLE. water, including the Stawamus River and Mashiter decreases. w powt Creek. A good snowpack will ensure a reliable water The district has in the past exceeded its water lic e icy nL supply through the summer until fall rains begin. on the Stawamus River. eg parkirareas At the Diamond Head snow course, located in the With several wet storms hitting the coast in the latt Mashiter watershed, the water equivalent in the snow- and the deep freeze which gripped much of nbient 1: pack this year is slightly below last- year and slightly province in January, it has been a winter of extrei below normal, at 82 per cent of normal. At Orchid Lake, The overall effect has been to create a snowpack ge south of Squamish, which drains into the Seymour ally above normal, with the exception of Vancoi c watershed, the water equivalent in the snowpack is Island and areas close to the coast. about 65 per cent of the normal. It is predicted that, with the exception of the sc LL.R At Callaghan Creek, north of Squamish, the water coast and Vancouver Island, runoff volumes during equivalent is 53 per cent of normal and at the upper spring freshet will be above normal, although there sfrel @Turn-KeyOperation Comprehensive Training (In Corporate Store) Squamish River snow course the water equivalent is no indications yet that these will reach damaging lei On-Going Support wha as 1 If you haole retail experience, a business buckground and (1 desire to own your m business call or write. Business loans help create summer job - DISL MARIA CULLEN Students seeking sum- Job Action. who repay by Sept. 6 will total of $404,000 were 1 Franchise hision mer employment have the The student business receive a $100 rebate. vided. B.C. students cr 103.1515 Pemberton Ave., North Vancouver, B.C. V7P 1S3 option of creating their loans program, run by “The students run a vari- ed 403 summer jobs E Ph. 604-985-4996 F~x604-9853937 own jobs, thanks again to Business Development ety of summer businesses, total of $3.5 millior .rn??l&h Lit4 the student business loans Bank (BDC) in collabora- from computer camps to available again this J tkpllut program, a component of tion with Human retailing to tourism,’’ says under the program. -lrchx-: 5 (total I minimum 860,OOO investment and a strong financial position are required the government of Resources Development, John McNulty, vice-presi- To be eligible for a IC dent and general manager s@2dentsmust detd tl l.Khm- aents the chance to launch of the program for B.C. plans for a viable busir one), M;j their own summer busi- and the Yukon. “Running project. To ensure viabi 5 gmd. 2( nesses. a summer business pro- BDC offers counsel1 g ailment The program provides vides invaluable learning and training to help : y paw, su loans of up to $3,000 to opportunities and helps dents prepare busin student entrepreneurs. develop skills such as plans and operate succt Students in high school, planning, organizing and fully community college and managing. We are pleased Students can learn mi university can take advan- to help grow the entrepre- about the prop tage of these loans as long neurs of tomorrow through on-campus vi: as they are planning to through the student busi- by BDC staff, camp If -..PA return to school in the fall, ness loans pmgam. ,~.,edi~aciveiiising, ii I Ut3 pm-A..-L-A - - ’ LulLLcsLeu ana dncontested Divorces and are at least 15 years Last year, 1,253 loans brochures. old. worth $3.5 million were Application forms can ithcOUdi ance Child and Spousal Maintenance Loans are available as of provided to students. The picked up at any la showers. April 1 on a first-come, students created 2,472 branch of the Cana Child Custody and Access Separation Agreements )W 1. Cohabitation and Mamage Agreements Property Division first-served basis up to summer jobs. Employment Centre, t June 21. The loans are Almost half of the stu- Canada Employme Whistler - 3324370 Lorimer Road Squamish - 201-1365 Pemberton Ave. interest-free until the due dents were 18 or younger. Centre for Students, Ro) 932-3211 892-5254/9326938 date of Oct. 4. Students In B.C., 148 loans for a Bank, or BDC. - THE SQUAMISH CHIEF hlARCIi 26, 1996 NEWS TIPS? CALL US (604) 892-9767 OR FAX (604) 892-8483
acRae showing Tatshenshini- .Alsek slides at the BAG graduating: from SeUcirk College in
GGrd MacRae has worked for B.C. Parks places as Elk Lakes, Whiteswan Lake, ya Lake, Mt. Assiniboine, Garibaldi, gaboo Glacier and, most recently,
inspiration and subject matte; for his
istler, Squamish and Switzerland. acRae is presenting a show of his slides en in Tatshenshini-Alsek Wilderness Park 8 p.m. Saturday, March 30 at tht ackendale Art Gallery. Admission is bj nation.
~ Library board negotiating link with Lower Mainland services 'he Squamish Library Board is negotiating
ire Squamish library patrons access to all er Mainlmd library services and materi- . There is a limited supply of Squamish lic Library T-shirts still available. Support ur local library and get a good deal in the in. Adult sizes are $12, children's sizes B.C. Reform Leaders Visits Sauamish Rotarv Club . Ask for them at the library desk. isn- B.C. Reform Party leader Jack Weisgerber, left, addressed a gathering of more than 30 Squamish Rotary Club members Latest comet easily visible and guests including acting president George McKenzie and director Linda Carney Thursday as part of his pre-election tour of smaller communities throughout the province. Weisgerber, former minister of aboriginal affairs in the last Social quamish stargazers have a golden opportu- Credit government, spoke mainly about the recent agreement in principle in the Nisga'a land claims. A! Price photo ty in the next few days to see the comet 1%yakutake. The comet can be seen with the ked eye just to the west of the handle on the er no1 1 Ig Dipper, almost straight overhead in the Airport i a 0 i a )ears 1 lght sky until the end of the month. oinets are thought to be primordial clouds By Ron Ems meeting szid a new- official comniuni- ~~ncertc?irtty,and mnsequen tly a'I nted a FL frozen gases laced with dust and rubble left ty plan bylaw amendment, specifying decline in investor confidence, raterir fer from the birth of the solar system. The Squamish council will next week res- that the airport runway not be Beauchamp said in the Iettcr. KJ7 We; )met's tail, in this case easily seen with the urrect a plan to allow further expan- allowed to be length- Nevertheless/ 13 c'a ucha m p v in r iked eye or with high power binoculars or sion and development of the munici- ensd, will be present- said Pacific Cascade w power telescopes, is vapor melted horn pal airport. The airport plan faltered ed to council at its rem a i n s co m ni i t t c d t o Iter lic e icy nucleus by solar heat. The best view- in March when council voted against April 2 meeting, with working with council to g areas are out on the windsurfing spit or at off i cial co m ni unit y p 1an amend m e n t s the intention of glving enabk the yroposd to he latc e parking lot at Brohm Lake away from the which would allow further develop- the bylaw its first two occur. He said Pacific ch of nbient light in Squamish. ment at the airport, located in readings. Another C a s ca d c s u p p or t s a m c n d - extrei Brackendale. Council has been public hearing - a ing the bylaw to ensuw tlic ack ge spurred on by a proposal by Pacific legal requirement - runway is nc;t extended Vancoi Quote of $he Week Cascade, a Seattle-based company would then be held and limiting thc) hours of that wants to begin regularly sched- prior to the third read- the air-pctrt to t?XChldt~0p"'- the sc 66 Running relieves the uled flights between Squamish and ing and adoption of ation from 11 y.111. tc, h a.m. luring If doesn 'f maffer Seattle using Dash-7 aircraft. the bylaw. Lonsdale AS wcli, BC~elchrti~-I\~II~S i there stress, At the recent public hearings, the said it is her intention released to tht. puldic ing lei what firne you finish with, majority of people who spoke -.and to hold the public Pa c i f i c C s c a d e' s 13r( 'i p ( 5 '1 I as long as you finish? opposed the plan - were hearing as soon as to council. Brackendale residents. They cited con- possible, like!y some- Ted Craddock Nci 1 Mclhn,~1 d., fou 11 clor - DISTANCERUNNER MAEPALM, PAGE 3 7 cerns about increased usage of the air- time in April. She said of d I-ICM' g'ollp, l'c.oplc.'s port, saying there would be a general she fears Pacific Cascade will leave Choice for Community PILmniq;, s'iici were 1 deterioration of quality of life in Squamish if council does not quicklv the gro~ipis scelilrzg prwft~ssioncllhclp !nts cn Bracken d ale resulting from increase d move the process along. in examining alleged flaws arid qut's- 9 jobs. Air Pollutant Index noise, a negative impact on the win- Lonsdale in the past has hinted that tions in the Sytlc7rnih Aii-port iillion nrzidi daily ~naxirnumsfor the Iast week (in brnckes tering bald eagle population and that there are other airline proponents Dewlopmcnt Plan prcparc'd b~ this y yollutank respans&kfwthe nilunjnum rding). more air traffic over their neighbor- waiting in the wings for an opportuni- Accura tus Engineering and ~iii~in- m. rch24-23 (ozone),March23-23 (ozone), March hood would be unsafe. Of the four ty to begin regularly scheduled air swered questions in the Pacific )r a 101 .5 (total reduced sulphur), 21 - 15 (ozone), bh h/larch council members who voted against service to Squamish should the Pacific Cascade proposal. L ,LQU rh20 - 1%(WDle particulate), Mimh 19 - 19 the official community amendment, Cascade deai faii throagh. So far, E-ie said the runwcty ;eiigifi is i-i
- ---- tenderinaw I-wocess in awarding contrac Bruusgaard votes on sewicing dear By Ron Enns being done because District of Squamish j A Squamish company has sold or is in the proces5 March 28th - March 31st been awarded a $30,000 marketing lots which ACROSS HEY99 FROM 7-ELEVEN contract to do the prelimi- currently unservic nary design for the servic- except for water. B.C. I; FAjMILY DAY SPECIAL ing of some lots in the is designing a new rc Sunday all industrial park, without through the industrial pi Mar. 31 rides - 2 coupons having to compete with any for children 12 years old and under - the Queens Way conn from 12:OO noon til closing Bther firms for the job. tor - associated with 1 R. E Binnie Associates was Buckley Avenue crossi WHEELS OF FORTUNE BY KINSMEN CLUB awarded the contract after closure planned for tl Zouncil approved a works summer. rides games candy floss popcorn md services committee rec- One of the lots that will * * * * immendation, contrary to Corinne Lonsdale serviced as part of the pi For the Little Kid in Everyone! iouncil’s policy of using a ject is a two-hectare lot tl :ompetitive tendering poli- Garibaldi Granite Groi :y which is designed to ensure the best Inc. has agreed to purchase. Coun. Tc ialue is obtained. Bruusgaard -a shareholder and direcf Public works director Mike Darbyshire of Garibaldi Granite Inc., which w: ;aid R. E Binnie was the only firm invit- another investor group made the dc ,d to submit a proposal because the com- with the district remained in the cou used with - When any other When used with any other pany was originally chosen through a cil chambers when the item was d M.F. Wagner Shows Ltd, M,E Wagner Shows Ltd. :ompetitive process as the consultant to cussed and voted in favor of the sew Ride Coupons. tndertake the overall servicing plan for ing contract for land he and others E he industrial park. As well, he said it has purchasing. o be considered that companies submit- Lonsdale was the sole member of cou ing bids could expend several thousand cil to oppose the motion to award t: dollars in putting a proposal together. contractto R. E Binnie. Mayor Corinne Lonsdale said it is not the Coun. Ted Craddock said that in tt district’s concern about how much of case it is important to get the servicii JIM PATTISON TOYOTA fl their own money companies need to project under way as soon as possibl spend to submit a bid. but agrees that it is important to use tl H ?he new work along Queens Way is biddiKg process to get ihe best value. 1 Angling closure averfec a The B.C. Environment didn’t need to go as far as keeping the waters opc fisheries department closing the lakes as long as seemed like ”the rig1 - threw out a red herring we posted signage and compromise. We had 1 -4 Runner when it said it was closing provided reasonable make sure we didn’t mal waters within the warning. We were on the the public upset but at if Garibaldi Civil Defence verge of closing them but same time didn’t jeopa: Zone to angling. we were saved right at the dize public safety,“ h The Garibaldi Civil brink. ” said. “It’s in the publi Defence Zone is located Although fishing will interest to make peopl about halfway between still be permitted, angling aware there is a hazarl Squamish and Whistler guides will no longer be and they go in there E along Hwy. 99 and was able to obtain licensing to their own risk.” Th Friday March 29th identified in response to guide in the waters within Ministry of Highways wij the possibility of the col- the zone. Restricting be responsible for signag lapse of The Barrier, which guides from the area is a at the waters within thl 6:OOpm to Midnight holds back the water of “further way of keeping zone, and the spring edi Garibaldi Lake. use down without closing tion of the B.C. fishinl After obtaining legal the waters to the general synopsis will contain i counsel from the Ministry public,” said Caverhill. map including thr of the Attorney-General Claude Dalley manager Garibaldi Civil Defenct two weeks ago, fisheries of policy and plans for the Zone with a warning thal discovered as long as peo- Provincial Emergency it is as high-risk slide are: ple are informed they are Program of the Attorney- and people who fish thert in 2 risk area, the waters General’s ministry said do so at their own risk. do not have to be closed. Senior fisheries biologist Pete Caverhill said there So0 coalition elects executive had been both internal Norman LeBlanc was elected president of the Soa and public concern over Coalition for Sustainable Forests at the annual general SNACKS REFRESHMENTS the closing of the waters. meeting held March 16 at the Elks Hall. Also newly DOOR PRIZES GREAT VALUES. His ministry was told to elected were vice-president Bob Smith, secretary Adele ’ close the waters by the Drenka and treasurer Jim Raymond. Ministry of the Attorney- The board of directors has been expanded to include LOW LEASE RATES General after it was dis- up to 10 directors and six ex-officio directors. New covered angling was still directors are Heather Bell, Tom Bruusgaard, Pam Smith, M -**-:ccAA * il,, Le- YCiAIIiLltU PI’l uic IIQL- Weldsn Tdbet, Art TLi.,eva:ge and Roger Tremmay.11 m-cx- ardous area. officio directors include Squamish Mayor Corinne JIM PATTISON “We don’t like to close Lonsdale, Whistler Mayor Ted Nebbeling, Pemberton 1765 Marine Drive waters to angling,’’ he Mayor John Steward, Squamish-Lillooet Regional r. said. District director Rick May and IWA representative Rob North Vancouver El Otto. Forest Alliance of B.C. chair Jack Munro was the “Thankfully sense pre- 985-0591 vailed here and we got a guest speaker at the meeting. The So0 Coalition has IE grown to more than 1,000 members since its inception. L legal. opinion telling us we V. D nI 4. 2 9TU
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" €NTI.RI TI ITO(U iys w ;. . .r , i signal OFF ...... iin tl -, ~ ng ed J'... OFF fishin kain th befenc ig thi ie are n ther isk. tive I Le So( Please Note: "ksok At Us Now!" enera Royal Bank Plaza newlj We will be closed Thurs. March; Adelt 28th to prepare for the sale. : 892-2203 --m------rn--- --~E-mmWWm~~~~ dude New DROP OFF COMPLETED FQRM AT SQUAMISH JEWELLERS, 381 15 CLEVELAND AVE. 892-2203 jmith, NAME: y Ex- rime lerton ADDRESS: Sonal SHOPPING \ e Rob 3s the SPREE PHONE: 1 9 n has Ition. DRAW HELD MARCH 30196 5PM ENTRANTS MUST BE 19YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER. 6 MARCH 26, 1996 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF THE SQUA MlSH CHIEF is published Box 3500,387 Federal Reform MPs act like Chicken Little he Reform Party of Canada is getting a touch embarrassing. Only a couple of weeks after two Reform MPs were obvious- Tly disciplined for saying publicly they were tired of being associated with the extreme element in the party a couple of dif- ferent Reform MPs have called the proposed Nisga’a land deal racist. During question period in the House of Commons, B.C. Reformer Keith Martin compared the Nisga’a deal in northern B.C. to the apartheid policies in South Africa. He was joined by Kootenay East Reform MP Jim Abbott, who noted he could run in an election to become mayor of Vancouver but couldn’t become chief of the Nisga’a because he is ”the wrong race.” Perhaps Abbott hasn‘t noticed, but unless he becomes a Catholic, chances are pretty slim he will ever be allowed to become Pope. And unless he has a sex change, it is highly unlikely he will ever be crowned Miss America. The Nisga’a land claim settlement proposal seems to have spawned a whole bunch of Chicken Littles, trying to run and tell the king the sky is falling. Surprise, surprise. It’s not. There are aspects of the deal which are causing a great deal of concern in some sectors, including forestry, fishing and mining. But federal, provincial and Nisga’a negotiators have said all along, it wi!1 be a couple of years before a final deal is worked out. What is on the table right now is a framework which will lead to that final solution, but there is some hard bargaining to be done in the mean- time. The Reform Party of Canada and all the other naysayers should be getting their heads together to propose changes in their -cas of concern. Considering the deal at this stage, it is obvious the Election fever in the ai Nisga’a, as well as the federal and provincial negotiators, are will- here is nothing quite like cal enemy to head B.C. Hydro focus on this issue does a d ing to compromise. an election to renew the was a brilliant move. service to the general publi One of the major concerns expressed so far is that the Nisga’a deal enthusiasm of a jaded In reply, Campbell has left his which should be more will be a framework for other land claims settlements throughout T journalist. Even though a lieutenant Gary Farrell-Collins informed on the leaders’ va the province. Certain parts of it, such as the cash formula, may well provincial election hasn’t been to be the public voice of the ous policies and promises t be used in other claims. But the differing geography and socio-eco- formally called, the campaign Liberals, to the point where their fashion accessories. ! nomic conditions with each band filing a claim means most of the is in full swing, which is just as some people are actually con- It is bound to be a fascinai eventual settlements will be unique. Urban bands have little avail- good. And by my estimation, fused on who is leading the election. Already it seems a able land around them to claim so they will have to focus more on NDP leader and Premier Glen party. And Campbell’s foray the traditional Liberals and Lztio cash and other aspects to reach solutions. Clark is out-campaigning into the hinterlands to build Socreds are heading for the ree. What is important to remember here is attitude. A willingness to Liberal leader Gordon the party and his image as a centre with the NDP, the lib fave y( settle land claims, some centuries old, by all sides ~7illlead to solu- Campbell by a country mile. regular guy hasn‘t shown up at Reformers and solid Socred ent out tions. We can’t go on the way we have been, stalling and stalling, Make no mistake about it, all hoping the problem will go away. It must be dealt with fairly and parties and their leaders are thoroughly, so all sides can feel their futures ar*e secure. out campaigning. Clark is on We should also remember that the federal Reform position on the provincial stage through land claims, as espoused by Abbott and Martin, is vastly different the Vancouver media, while than that outlined by B.C. Reform Party leader Jack Weisgerber in Campbell and Reform leader his speech to the Squamish Rotary Club last week. Jack Weisgerber are out in the As I See It Weisgerber also has concerns with the proposed deal, with the hinterlands talking to small fishing aspects, the cash, land access for non-aboriginals, and the groups, fertilizing the grass- structure of the new Nisga’a Nation. roots you might say. Campbell By AI Price As a former B.C. Minister of Indian Affairs in the Social Credit and Weisgerber have both government of Bill Vander Zalm, Weisgerber has a better back- addressed the Squamish Rotary ground on land claims issues than most B.C. politicians. He points Club and guests in recent prsonal . out that the model of self-government created and accepted by the weeks. the polls. are joining the conservative Surself 1 Sechelt Indian Band is through federal decree and provincial Clark certainly has the advan- When he was here in Liberals, and Reform is pull hat was statutes, rather than through constitutional guarantees. He has a tage. He has the momentum Squamish, Campbell received only the hard right wing g all thc good point, one which should be explored further, in that the built up from his leadership polite if not unbridled applause Socreds. So the traditional lyour t Sechelt model has worked extremely well for all concerned on the race to carry him, and the for his familiar speech about party labels mean absolutelj rely. An Sunshine Coast. weight of actually being the reducing the size of govern- nothing. This must be politic tter OUI But the greatest difference between Weisgerber’s approach and premier to draw the major ment and putting more deci- in B.C. ‘are WE that of his federal counterparts is attitude. His is a reasoned, ratio- media. He has taken full sion making power back into In our own riding, Lions J3; ;e’s den nal and thus positive contribution to what will undoubtedly be a advantage of both, with the hands of the people. But mayor and NDP candidate magine lengthy process. The federal Reform contribution will only add to numerous pronouncements on when I asked him in a private Brenda Broughton could giv ve, and that party’s rapidly waning credibility, in B.C. and throughout policy and programs since interview what he could do for Whistler mayor and Liberal th whic Canada. becoming leader, and the this riding that no one else candidate Ted Nebbeling a r ch as SF weight of his office blurs the could, he replied with vague for his money. Though the oks, or THE SQUAMISH CHIEF lines between guaranteed pro- comments about allowing a NDP has never elected an M .ew you Publisher and Group Ad Representatives Accountant grams and policies and election local transportation committee in this riding, it did come sec Publisher Linda Garner Ken Key promises in many people’s to set highway improvement ond to David Mitchell last til Jeanneke Van Hattem Dianne Hathaway Administrative Assistant minds. priorities, possibly through use (when he was a Liberal). The -la Ji!! Smith Editor Production Manager But beyond that, Clark and of the gas tax. He had nothing Socreds and Green Party are1 A1 Price Lyle Stachoski Circulation Manager the NDP organizers are doing a specific in mind. likely to be a factor, and :dito r, Henry Lacroix ’his is E Reporters Graphic Design masterful job. They have Both Clark and Campbell are Reform has no candidate. Ron Enns Michelle Matthews Receptionist staked out the protection of political animals. But Clark What seems to be happenin e Squa David Donaldson Kania Woods Rustilla Swann health care and the preserva- seems to be thriving under the at the moment is the Liberals y I am tion and enhancement of edu- pressure and heat from televi- were so convinced they woul inion oi The S uarnish Chief is published weekly b Whistler Printin & Publishing cation as NDP territory, along sion lights, while Campbell at have a coronation they werer ’s to thc [1984 Co. Ltd. President: Robert W. OoulY Vice-president: 1eith Bennett with job creation. It is impossi- best appears uncomfortable. He ready for the kind of campail not shai ble to argue with motherhood doesn’t seem up to the cut and Glen Clark is obviously moul ’of the and apple pie. thrust of partisan politics. ing. Polls have the two partie Clark has also distanced him- At the same time, I have to within a percentage point or s.,,,,, C.l..l,. .., I.... x self from the hapless Mike say far too much is being made two of each other, but Clark Published Tuesdays. Telephone: 16041 892-9161, Fax: [604] 892-8483 e-mail: Harcourt by showing strength of Campbell appearing in tele- - and the ADP seem to have th mountain-inter.net.Yearly subscriptions: Home deliver S uamish $35; Canadian mail delivery $60; US. [second class] ∈ of character and decisiveness in vision ads in a casual, checked momentum. overseas $1 15 Cdn. dealing with both the B.C. shirt when he normally But that could change in a 0 Hydro and Nanaimo appears in a suit and tie. Do we heartbeat. This is politics, afte Re roduction of an material contained in this publication is expressly krbidden withouY the prior consent of the publisher. Canada Post Commonwealth Holding really care about such deep all, in which a day can be a 18 publication mail sales product a reement No. 251828. Society scandals. Appointing psychological moves? I don’t, time and a week an eternity. I Box 3500,381 13 Second Avenue, 8quamish, B.C. VON 3G0 Brian Smith, his fdrmer politi- and I think the metro media love it. THE SQUAMISH CHIEF MARCH 26, 1996 R 7
about $6 million which is owned to an er the last week our small town has offshore company which doesn’t want erienced some growing pains. I anything more to do with the site (as they I COUlYTRYFIED RANCHER I rd town not in the legal sense, call it) except to get back as much of their I I1 ritannia is unincorporated. The legal money as quickly as Coopers and for the smallest number of peo- Lybrand can funnel it from our rents. 0) needed to incorporate is called a A few of you can probably still remem- e. We have made inquiries to the ber Britannia in its heyday when the try of Municipal Affairs as to what locals around here were proud to call it uld take to obtain village status. One their home. When I moved here in 1985 stipulations is that you must own there was a functional swimming pool roperty in some shape or form. for all to use free, and this was several year approximately one half of the years before even Squamish got around or pad paying residents here to building one. Now, our receiver-land- affirmatively to a survey of lord will not even pay to put the insur- er or not we should pursue this ance on some of the road maintenance Rdbut not too faout, minutes away from downtown.Two ;icrc‘s To this end, several locals formed a vehicles. for horses, gardening and, of course, privacy! Thc honic is a fargc
~ sprawling mch style home, with beautiful windows, both front and called Housing Action in an Last week a complaint was made to the ’ to pursue grants and loans and RCMP, and when Canada’s finest con- back, large decks completc with hot tub, three large bedrooms, fami- I ly room, very modern country kitchen, family room with an exccllcnt study prepared for a cooperative fronted Coopers and Lybrand, the latter wood burning stove, attnctivc living room with central fircplacc. evelopment which we could simply opted to discontinue road mainte- 893.91 61 You could even conduct your own business from the HUGE to government to garner support. nance. This will be great news for DETACHED garage. if you think this could bc for yoit DON’T WAI‘C e provincial government has pro- Squamish car repair businesses. The Give me a call. 1.ocated at 101 5 Finch Drive s available to provide for low receiver was given another warning but ome housing. This would also qualify the Mounties promptly handed out 14 CALLRONNIE MCCARTNEY TODAY .O to apply for municipal status and at tickets to local residents. All one can do is I I st begin the task of preserving to try to maintain one’s sense of humor, and our houses and trailers as especially if you happen to be one of the of B.C.’s heritage villages. 14, or even when you discover that your e real challenge will of course be the shocks and struts have worn out early. Sound Women’s Centre e of environmental responsibility Mike Mason, President, ich holds Britannia in a legal death Britannia Beach earl’s Place Transition House . After that there’s the matter of Community Association i? wish to thank the following for their contribution o a successful International Women’s Day Celebration ... uses th should choose wisely --.s/ve - oming soon to a theatre near you. I’m sure we all have some potential District of Squamish Don’t miss this limited video edi- which will continue to lay hidden until Andrea & Lenora Haworth e Connie Westlcy SL Nitxi I3iln tion. Beat King Kong in level we allow ourselves the opportunity to Mary Billy & Irene Stevenson 0 Mosrly Books J;mc Molougl~ncy uncover it. Diamond Head Motors - Carol Raffaele Whistler Fnirw;iys Hotel - Scott Johnson you noticed how many entertain- There are many little kids I know who Squamish Credit Union - Trncey Starling Friendly Giant 1);iycarc Ihnc H;irrington utlets there are now? Movie upon come home and turn on the television ? iiza’s Hair Design - Wendy Head & Kzchcle Spinier Csr Elisa Il:wner ie, television show after television before doing anything else. When I was Anna’s Attic Anna Kirman 0 Messenger Rccords Roger 1,ess;itd ii Mcrcdith w, the list goes on and oIn. There is a kid I used to play fort in the woods or Sun Spirit Studio - Cindy Morrison Watson Office Systeins 13ri:ln ver growing commer- play kick-the-can with the Ip. June’s Originals .- June Thompson Donna Xllcntirli & Bev LVashtock Sea to Sky Hotel - Dale Cascanette * Nothing Finer - Ji\Ilc Iverson 9% need to enslave us and neighbors. Those are great and all the entertainers 2 memories. What will these onder how much time kids remember? Saved By absorbed by the Bell? Seinfeld? uter games and tele- Until not that many years n? And at what cost to scope ago, people did not have Thank you to the volunteers for their help - - -. By Brooke Smith , television or videos. For Rachelle, Shelley, Gurbax, Pam, Grace, Dev, , having succumbed to entertainment they sought Marie, Dianne, Elsie, Andrea and Lenora mercial persuasion and out plays, dances or just ss, you find good company. William From Melany self watching an hour of Baywatch. Shakespeare had an incredible impact in t was your choice at a cost of ignor- the entertainment world and still does. all the other alternatives that could His plays are of life and fantasy, love Ad3 your time - perhaps more produc- and hate, humor and drama. We can Are we working towards goals to gain something from these, something ourselves, our minds, our bodies? more rich than anything we receive from are we being sidetracked by someone playing Nintendo or watching Beverly demands on our time? Hills 90210. Today we are engrossed by ne all the free time we could shows and games that are nothing more , and then imagine all the pursuits than that. They provide no improvement ch we could fill those hours, for our minds, souls or bodies. All we orts, reading some good have to do is make choices and be aware iscovering a talent you never of their consequences. It’s our choice, let’s choose wisely. monthly ance’s opinion not shared Free Motorola Flip Phone. town. Most of us realize appreciate your fine Free weekends. the hstrations of your job efforts to protect us and First month of local calls free. 100 free minutes a month and how stressful it must our properties, sometimes during weekday evenings. confident the be. We are also aware your at great risk to yourselves. ion of P.W. Hance (let- detachment sadly is lack- Keep up the good work e free activation (save $60). You better flippin’ hurry. ing the manpower for you ‘ and thank you. t. to adequately patrol every G. Taylor t G-&zil** a a area of Squamish. We Squamish
,artie b it or free lark ve th . Offer hosed on 36monih trensterOMe conhoct. Monthly service tee of $25.95 a month. NoMee time periods are charged S.65 c minute. New I custOmen Only. Annuel system lkenslng fw of W, long didme charge; id taxes sxtm. Early cancelWin fee apply. OR8 ends March 3151.1996 na I i, afte e a lif iity. I 1 8 MARCH 26, 1996 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF ~ LETTERS New taxes must pass the tet of fairness and equality Editor, The major source of the potential revenue WOI After reading your remarks, I get the impression that one of the four aravel operators. They haul from t council is in the business of wasting the on ‘ihe Mamquam. They haul the administrations time for bylaws that they between the pit and the main highwa don, t pass and are missing out on revenue. gravel road. They would not see the b As one of the members of council who of the estimated $30,000 fee they 1 voted to defeat the proposed bylaw for have to pay. The tax base in the munic 1 soil removal, I would like to make some ty is considered high for commercial, 1 ______--- .....- -..--..-....--...-...--.”.-, points that may clarify my vote to defeat industrial and light industrial. Thi Prompt, rofessional legal this additional revenue source. would be another hidden tax on an c services aP a reasonable cost. 1 The cost of implementing and adminis- proportioned taxed group. tering the tax would reduce the income to The majority of heavy vehicle traff FAMILY WW 1 an insignificant amount. the municipal road system is from loi The administration’s estimate was that operators hauling from the upper Squ; #204 -. .:lo55Millar Creek Rd,::,.:....:,: Whi&r 6.C VON 1Bo :: . , & :::.;. . we stood to gain $43,000 worth of revenue. and the truck traffic from Hwy. 99 t ...... I ...... , .....? ...... I..*.’_..,.’...... The administration for permitting, Bill McNeney dryland sort operations via the downt inspection, compliance procedures as out- While the concept of a new tax shou 1 COMMERCIAL CONTRACTORS lined in pages one through four of the pro- investigated I don’t believe it shoul - Serving the Sea to Sky Corridor- posed 12-page bylaw was going to cost the industry and adopted unless it passes some tests of fairness the municipality more than what the revenue potential equality. I think this failed both of these tests so 17, fire a/arm systems ’ * Computer signal circuits was. (My estimate.) Both times. Transmitter Construction PO. Service to all building The direction by the general public is towards less ver- Sorry if that is dithering. wiring systems & Maintenance sus more government to support. This would have been Bill McNl building administration with not much income poten- Counc tial. District of Squai ELlCCTBIC LTD. Squamish, B.C. Lee me1 89215582 Airport proposal too good to be tru mended chast Editor, addressed. Putting a cap on runwav reduced quality of life to the 1 ough In response to your column last length will not adVdresiall our coi- dents on private and reserve la ich a week on the process our council cerns. in Brackendale. ;hed int could take when considering a After reading the newly released I must say Cascadia has preparl nfled tE major development such as the confidential document, the fine looking proposal. It seems n RC Cascadia Airline proposal to devel- Cascadia Airlines proposal, I can good to be true. My own opinic bmpted op the Brackendale airport: I agree it now see why it was a secret. If I that we might see five per cen en vel1 should be up to the developers to have read this proposal correctly, the benefits at 100 per cent of [night o sell us on their ideas. They must the District of Squamish receives the cost. Decisions like this will affec driver ( answer all our questions and then promise of 100 new jobs and $15 for 40 years. stop. TI deal with our concerns before they million projected revenue in the first Are all the safety nets in pl; !w min. Freshest Flowers become issues. year of operation. In exchange, Have all our concerns bl old pol In my view, council’s job is not to Cascadia gets the use of the land addressed? The bottom line is th of Experienced Designers - sell us on private proposals. Their and air space for 40 years, and the ports in B.C. have a net loss of 38 mdary Friendliest Service job first and foremost is to manage only costs to the District of cent on average in operational CI three o( the community with respect for citi- Squamish will be the upgrading of Can we afford $80,000 per year zens who must live with their deci- water, sewer, security and emer- maintenance fees when Casca sions. gency services, as well as regular decides this venture is not pi I am very disappointed that coun- road and landing strip maintenance itable? 3 cil has reintroduced a second at an estimated cost of $463,000 in Neil McDon 1 fhe amendment to allow Cascadia the first year. Qf course the proposal People‘s Choice 15-year- another kick at the can. I hope this does not include the cost of depreci- Community Planni I while time some of the real issues can be ated land value to home owners and Squam. 1 behin eycliff e Bpen Daily 9:OO 6:OO 898#3813 le boy es Protecting public health or their own turf’? friend’s aim 2861 Mamquam Rd. Editor, Their corner pubs, the Germans fear, are being boui suspect 1 Let me start by saying that I have never used cannabis, up by Dutch cannabis cafe entrepreneurs. They hi eet in ht and in fact have not smoked the more dangerous legal had years of experience in this business. One of th 1 voice. tobacco since 1957. The world seems to be divided into seed producers, Mijnheer Dronkers, legally sf nst. Fr; . insiders and outsiders, bakers and non-bakers, police cannabis seeds out of Stuttgart, about 200,000 ma )le shoL . and non-police, union and non-union, poor and non- worth each month. A young German legally sells j ients lik poor, politicians and, er, ordinary Canadians, us and about the same amount in paraphernalia, like go 5 child] them. 1 carry no torch for or against potsmokers, adult light systems, things that the recently raided He1 ‘tcuts - prostitutes, their clients, or other minor sinners whom Shop in Vancouver would not even dare touch. Are It and starts we criminalize, groups that seem to have their eager perhaps being made to pay for the activities a e. “St; persecutors forever on the public payroll. lifestyle of a hemp squad, to whom we outsiders arejl cially in I guess the people still want to permit political leaders non-hemp squad? Thesday iamish 1 to score brownie points, or crown themselves with rust- But it was one statement above all that caught f ing halos, by agitating for stricter enforcement of laws attention, and caused me to write’this letter: only ab0 our roac that, while popular with the holier-than-thou crowd, 2 1/2 per cent of the estimated four million German s( period April 3’h make less and less sense in a changing world. Our hyp- drug users are also using hard drugs. March ’ ocritical laws against adult prostitution, long obsolete, But here, they say, is the real crunch: as long as peop suspen traffic and replete with anachronisms, are a case in point. must buy their pot or hash from shady street corner vel Sadly, our governments how how to make us gay for dors or in illegal modern-day speak-easy establis1 j were policing all of this, because they possess the superior ments, they are in more danger of being talked into trl : 99 am knowledge to know best what is bad for us. And for ing heroin, crack cocaine or whatever, perhaps taintel : Scott c them to get re-elected in the process. than if their purchases were made lawfully with01 iribaldi Someone gave me a well-known German magazine to fear, from licensed, taxpaying tobacconists or pharfli read, Der Spiegel, the one that dug up some fascinating cists. Seems like an argument which the anti-drug Jbermai information surrounding Airbus payola in recent est groups will fight with as much expensive fervor1 !ty of c months. One article is about hemp and soft drugs, enti- ever. It may take a very long time for the realizations1 vdrivers Ekxgy tled: Beer taps out, joints in. The reference is to a grad- penetrate that prohibition and repression my not be a all engr, ual realization over there, including even their Supreme effective as these elites pretend. Are they really prote report6 Court, that their Dutch neighbors may have been right ing public health or young street people or are they pe,1 of a PORTS all along: while controlling excesses, they have not used chance Drotectinrr their own turf, their sinecures? As 1 :ent. the sledgehammer of criminal law against what are seen U.S. prdhibition kstory, only time will tell. I 892-3366 as minor transgressions sf the strict morality some of us Jacob !re have 37819 SECOND AVENUE SQUAMISH I admirably abide by. mal iter: THE SQUAMfSH CHIEF MARCH 26, 1996 II. 9 NEWS tet FOR THE APRIL 9 ISSUE DISPLAR THURSDAY9APRIL 4, 3 P.M. r CLASSIFIEDS: THURSDAY, APROL 4, NOON p, we WOI 11 from t ul the highwa ;ee the b
1 they 1 le munic nercial, 1 ial. Thi on an c cle traff from loi 3er Squ; SDring Cleaninq Under Way Vy. 99 t z downt .Mameli, right, and his son Buddy, file and sand the benches in the downtown ax shou as part of a spring refurbishing program. David Donaldson photo it shoul "7& 10% OFF YOUR PURCHASE" fairness *EXCLUDING TOBACCO PRODUCTS sts so I\ harges could follow DON'T FORGET ABOUT OUR FREE DELIVERY SERVICE! ill McNl Counc if Squai stolen truck crash DOLE 1 beeF men are facing rec- cab of the truck went one was taken into custody. Bananas Cantaloupe LB 49tD tru mended charges after a way and the other went in Through subsequent chase by police another direction after police investigation, the to the 1 ough Dentville in jumping out of the truck identities of the other two 10 LB BAG BARTLET serve la ich a stolen truck while it was still rolling. men who fled were Oranges EA Pear shed into a tree as the Two other males in the revealed. tB s preparl n fled the scene. back of the truck were . Recommended charges t seems n RCMP member arrested and later - which have been for- n opinic !mpted to stop the released. warded to Crown counsel per cen en vehicle just after A police dog tracked one - against the three cent of [night on March 19, but of the men to Capilano include possession of vill affec stolen property over driver of the truck did College, across the high- i stop. The chase ended way then back under the $5,000, dangerous driving, s in pl; !w minutes later near highway at the Mamquam possession of a narcotic erns bl old police station just Blind Channel bridge. The for the purpose of traffick- line is I th of Howe Sound man was arrested along ing, i m p er son a ti o 11, ISS of 38 mdary School. Two of Loggers Lane near obstruction and breach of itional CI three occupants in the Pemberton Avenue and an undertaking. per year I Cascai JUMBO i not pr v attacked a il Croissants PKG McDoni APPLE & CHERRY FRESH BAKED Choice j 15-year-old boy was grabbed by a rooms at Brennan Park Leisure Centre. y Plannil [while he was walking home on a On March 16 at about 9 p.m. keys and Strudel uns EA Squami behind the Stawamus Mall in money were stolen and on March 19 at 6 500 GW PKG OF 6
qdiffe March 9 at 11:30 p.m. p.m. a walkman was stolen from a back- i e boy escaped and. ran down the trail pack in an unlocked locker. Id? friend's house and called his parents. I I ing boue suspect is described as being- about The occupants of two vehicles that col- STEAK & VEGGSE They ha 'et in height with a low, lided on Hwy. 99 two kilo- 'ne of thl 1 voice. metres north of Culliton $ally se 1st. Fran Bethell said Creek were taken to ,000 ma de should be aware of Police Squamish General Hospital y sells ji lents like this and cau- for treatment. The accident like gr01 i children to not use occurred March 16 at about ied Hen tcuts - especially at Blotter 2 p.m. ch. Are1 t and when they are Shoulder or Middle i vities a e. "Stay in groups, IA glass door of a ers are JI zially inisolated areas." Government Road business where a new complex is under construction was :aught lamish RCMP members issued seven smashed the night of March 17-18. The >nly ab01 )ur roadside suspensions in the four- business was entered, but nothing was erman s( period from 11 p.m. March 15 to 3 missing. Call 892-8433 March 16. suspensions came as a result of rou- Or Fax us ;as peop your order: lorner Vel traffic checks. Four of the susgen- est ablis1 1 were issued downtown, one on 892-8455
Id into@ I 99 and Clarke Drive, one QII Hwy. ps taintel Scott Crescent and one on Hwy. 99 I y~ withol ribaldi Way. r pharfll Mon-Thur Wpm "g& 78 s€ZW3,sd hermaid tool boxes containing a If y~uhave informafion Fri 8-9pm Sat 8-6pm img inte Sun 10-6pm 141Q WINNIPEG STREET, DOWNTBWIM SQUAMiSH : fervor1 ty of Craftsman tools - including about a crime, telephone izations /drivers, vice grips and wrenches . not bet 111 engraved with the letters BPD - Crimestoppers-at 892-TIPS repoyted March 19 stolen from the (8477). Your call is free, you of a truck parked m Friedel lent. don't have to give your name and you may qualify re have been two recent reports of mal items being stolen from change- for a reward. io im wm:II 26, 1996 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF NEWS ’RUiana & Pam for
-hod we SO ;now I pfopos ing co1: e distril :distril steerin :ouver, ,upport j partil at ad1 , local ire gro~ Nr Nr key rers h; 3se tk on. ex Mill( Howe aciation 1teache he Carti lic Ell le su cation ; ting am 5. think th I that e Rail tracks from the previous chemical production plant are still in place for CXY Chemicals to go ahead wil id-a lone plans to store chlorine tankers cars on the site. Chief file photo t the ca Jrd to sl /of keep ing mom uncil.takes no action ‘iller saic I has be en schoo lity to ta> Corine- storaae- - nroDosa- -- reasingly -w- I- - m- ere mom Heritage Scholarship By Ron h When CXY Chemicals first told the Deputy fire chief Ray Saurette 5 2istry is 5 Trust Foundation district this past winter of its plans, CXY Chemicals is prepared to w ’le cost Squamish council is not opposing the district treasurer contacted the with the Squamish Fire Rescuc ns “a IS a non-proflt foundation whose sole purpose IS to provide scholarships for those students who a plan by CXY (CanadianOxy) assessment authority and deter- training fire fighters. The chem ce,” is lai wish to advance to post secondary education. Chemicals to store chlorine in rail mined there would not be increased company and B.C. Rail also are a icator rai tank cars in downtown Squamish. assessment resulting from the stor- to respond should there be a cl - n the prc Start a savings plan for your child in a tax sheltered Council did not take any action on age of chlorine. rine leak, he said. )Ut two $ RESP. Save for 1 year of university and the the issue of chlorine storage after “There are no benefits,“ Lonsdale Saurette said the chlorine tank c n the ave Foundation will provide for the following 3 years. receiving a letter from a citizen said, confirming the storage of chlo- will be monitored 24 hours a day iiller add opposed to chlorine storage in rine would not allow the district to CXY Chemicals workers. Howei It, assis Squamish. Chlorine - a poisonous collect more in taxes. according to the minutes of a prot $tees, a s For more information..... call Robert Bedgood home: 892- 1050 gas - is stored as a liquid under Coun. Bill McNeney said he tive services committee meeting, trict prinl ccll: 892-1282 fax: 892-1 053 pressure, but vaporizes when believes CXY Chemicals is following cars will be inspected every the dist ernail: rbedg ood @ rnou n tairi -inter.net exposed to sea level atmospheric federal regulations for transporta- hours after five days of storage. e equival pressure. tion and storage of dangerous goods Coun. Don Ross said a station; It thoug CXY Chemicals transportation and and has talked to the district about rail tank car filled with chlorj lation as distribution manager Terry upgrading training for fire fighters exploded in Niagara Falls SO; .ed $bOO,l Litchfield left the door open for and about security at the site. He years ago. bud get, council’s input into the issue by said the protective services commit- A cause was never determined, 1 irily in recently saying that the district has a tee supported the proposal on the it is believed the explosion m iistry’s say in the matter and that N we basis that the company was doing have occurred as a result of a lig ch woulc TEERS wouldn’t do something citizens are the “correct thing.” ning strike, he said. ricts in AND uncomfortable with.” &shineCo F WORKER§ The letter from Lilian Billy said she ’here’s a “really can’t believe that Squamish ricts on LY~IIted for Pearl’s Place Transition House, municipal council would even : have 1( Only women with sincere interest in this entertain the idea. .th and “Mr. Litchfield, I am very uncom- be here, field need apply Ten (10) week training fortable with this proposal ... The in Nor thought of living mdeithe fear of iller saic programL will begin in mid April (4 weeks the slightest possibility of an acci- dd reduc for volun teed 10 weeks for relief work- dent scares the hell out of me and more m ers). Applicants must successfully corn- makes me very angry,” she wrote in a letter to the mayor and council. plete the training program to be eligible Mayor Corinne Lonsdale at the for any relief work. Resumes and applica- March 19 council meeting said that “UbJ at “short of rezoning the site we can’t tions accepted the Women’s Centre. do anything about it anyway.’’ ’gotiator Me Sounc Closing date is April 5, 1996. The site is zoned for industrial use and the storage of chemicals is per- and mitted. CXY Chemicals plans to &led For more information call nday to store no more than 30 tank cars at a Marie or Melany at 892-5748. time on the property located in the idetails It for IC We require all our staff to complete southern part of downtown on the waterfront. rkers. Th a criminal record check. le on the 1 NEWS achers and CUPE rumpeter swans garner ppose amalgamation - for miaration north link would also have advantages for They used to be almost endangered, Howt? Sound teachers, opening opportu- but they “were removed from the Ne Sound school district officials nities for job transfers. birds of romance and of endangered list because their popula- now made their official amalgama- The board’s stand-alone option propos- fairy tales and they move people to tions have increased. proposal to the Education Ministry’s es reducing costs in the district by poetic prose. ”They are still quite an unusual large ’ g committee to remain as a stand- $600,000 through a restructuring of exist- They also move people to call their bird.“ district. ing administration from the board office local newspaper when vast numbers Gotz says Whistler people can expect district’s submission, presented to level right down to school-based admin- are spotted, which is what happened to see the birds fox about a month in steering committee March 15 in istration. That could mean reducing the when Whistler localls caught sight of the spring and a month in the fall. ouver, appears to have number of trustees from the two large flocks of swans in the area They can be seen throughout most of upport of several inter- current nine down to five over the weekend. the winter in the Sqwamistx R’‘IVCI‘ estu- parties - including and the elimination of some But according to our local tin-official aw
~ nt advisory commit- vice-principals from Howe bird expert Max Gotz, now is the time ”In winter they feed in any sha2low l local politicians and Sound schools. The elimi- to expect large groups of swans in areas that have open wdter. In /e groups. But several nation of duplicated ser- Whistler. Whistler, if it’s not frozen up too r key local education vices would also play heav- It‘s also a sign that spring has offi- badly, they will stay in places like the ers have elected to ily in cost reductions. cially arrived. River of Golden Dreams and the r~rafih ose the stand-alone Superintendent Doug Gotz says the two flocks that were end of Alta Lake and the south end of m. Courtice said the district’s seen boasted about 33 birds in one and Green Lake, where it remains open !x Miller, president of sta ii d - a1o n e proposal about 50 in the other. frw~the current, and also in what k .owe Sound Teachers’ received a lot of interest He says the birds winter in the area called the Green Bay area t3E G~JII ,ciation, said that both from the mj.n is try’s steering and at this time of year, they gather to Lakel which stays optw from sw8;7ap ,teachers and members coinmit t ee . migrate nmth fa their summer breed- h~hlthe adjncent wetlanil,” wvs $:e:fz. le Canadian Union of “Thev realized that we are ing grounds in Alaska, the Yukon and He said t2t?iS art32 is PEmc !I*lmqwtiY GWAJP’S lie Einpl.oyees have Doug- courtice vuiP;eo&thicalIv d isciated and northern B.C. FIocks cim ~SQbe seen soartPi. /I -. e subniissions to that there would he major in $he fall 2s they arrive for their win-. In winter they mi,,c~sa;2c se’tvtri i (1 ! ?; rf; :ation Minister Paul Rarnsey sup- problems with travel if we were to go ter stay. Mituck, and ip: the br~ig~iig,4:< ~~k~i IC N -8 hg amalgamation with other dis- back to the fall-back proyosai,” Courtice We’re probably seeing some swans the SL~I~WE,they wil? ~92-1 ~~~~ .I 6y~t4 I. said. from the LQW~SMainland area and far ab 60 or eve1’. 62 de;.‘’’ .< nc>:;iI. hink the board is giving the impres- “Thev were also impressed that we Syuamish as they are making their They like isolated anti LWLGSi UT f-?k-d that everyone is in favor of the were proposing actions that would find way to breeding grounds,“ says G-otz. pot-lzele-type 1alies as their if6ccdirrg !ad with id-alone option, but that certainly dollars that they are trying to save, and ’They are trumpeter swans and they areas --. shaliow areas where they can I I t the case,” Miller said. “We can’t that we are prepared to restructure our are quite rare. reach the bottom with their r’rccks.‘’ I rd to stand alone.. .the horrendous governance - everything from the num- of keeping the board office going is ber of trustees to administration right ng money from the classroom.” down to the school level.” ller said district-based administra- Miller said in light of recent history, he has become redundant in an age does not believe district officials would school boards no longer have the cut enough to prevent serious cuts to to tax the public for funds and are classroom services as well. ingly restricted as to how and ”History shows that centralized admin- e money provided by the Education istration generate their own need, where- as in reality where people really want the money spent is in the classroom,” he said. ”The last time the district was told in 1993 to cut money from adrninistra- t is 10 per cent hgher tion, they just increased it and charged it 1 norm, he said. That’s against other functions.” two students more in classrooms Cost-saving measures which do stand out are a reduction of funds for French t having a superinten- language programs and special educa- uperintendent, nine tion, which would see only the ministry- y-treasurer and three prescribed amount spent in each area. s ludicrous, consider- Miller said after hearing Education ly supports 215 full- Minister Rarnsey speak at the B.C. equivalent teachers. Teachers’ Federation annual general hers support amal- meeting last week, he feels proposals by ns of cutting an esti- the Howe Sound Teachers’ Association $~OO,OOO from next year’s operat- and CUPE will be given serious consider- aid they are not nec- a tion. The ministry’s steering committee of the Education will present all options For Howe Sound, and B.C.’s other districts under pressure e Howe Sound with to amalgamate, to the Education Minister icts in Powell River and the by April 15. A decision is expected before the end of April. ore natural link to As to the budget fox the 1996-97 school cts on the North Shore,” he said. year, Courtice said district officials are Get your feet into have lots of teachers who live in already trying to plan and predict school couver who com- staffing levels. The deadline for school KINGTREAD a here, and those living here who district budgets was extended to June. ”It doesn’t matter what is eventually decided,” Courtice said. “The kids will reduce administration costs and be here in September and we have to be ready.”
..-(CUP€chest, talks set to wrap up egotiators for the regular district employees Courtice said, though he LOCALLY OWNED & OPERNED We Sound school dis- filling temp or a r y p o si- admitted to date the dis- t and CUPE were tions in the district, super- trict has not been officially uled to meet intendent Doug Courtice approached with the ay to iron out the said. A proposal to replace details of the cost-saving details of a new con- school buses in Whistler proposal. ”No one has for local support with transit services may approached us but we‘re ers. The last major also impact on whatever wifing to look at any type on the table involves contract is drawn up, of suggestion.” 12 B hL4RCI-I 26, 1996 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF // Y NEWS DOG OBEOIENCE CMSSES with 6nn Jackson
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Highway, rail links top NDP candidate's lis~~~~$10 or By Michael Laycock determine what would work best," Broughton said an interview. The provincial NDP candidate for West Vancouver- A roundtable would examine options such as i Garibaldi says she puts transportation issues at the top ing Hwy. 99 or establishing an alternate route, s of her list of local concerns. It would also consider possibilities for linking Brenda Broughton wants to see a roundtable process service with the Sea Bus, thereby connecting created between the Greater Vancouver and Squamish- dor with communities as far away as Surrey. Lillooet regional districts to discuss development of Broughton announced last week she would highway and rail links in the Sea to Sky corridor. NDP nomination in the riding. She was acccl ''I want to see a process of detailed discussions to NDP candidate Sunday at a party meeting in In the political forum, Broughton has been ma Lions Bay since 1993 and has served on a num GVRD committees and the Sea to Sky corridor rn committee dealing with highway safety and upgra She was also 2 member of the committee that devel the "mayors' option" for the So0 timber supply ar Since 1985, she has been director of the Em Assistance Group, a counselling and mediation based in Vancouver. She and her husband Michael have three children live in Lions Bay. Broughton said her decision to run for the candic ship was spurred on by current MLA and friend Mitchell's decision not to seek re-election. "That really galvanized the decision for me," she s She added that the riding has been well-served Mitchell, who she described as a man of integrity openness. Her decision also stemmed from her admiratior PLACE 38247 CLEVELAND AVENUE, SQUAMISH the NDP's policies and approach, she said. S the party's record on the environment and touri well as on initiatives such as health boards, whi SAVE AN EXTRA T030%!' described as a creative shift away from a top IO tem. And she described Premier Glen Clark as an ene ENTER TO WIN AN.EASTER BUNNY! dedicated leader of a solution-oriented, "inclusio government. *SEE STORE FOR DETAILS But praises aside, the NDP government faces a of obstacles in the upcoming election. The Bin and Hydro scandals linger, and few points separa NDP and Liberals in the polls. Yet Broughton remains unfazed. While calling scandals "indefensible," she characterized B relating to events more than 10 years ago. And she predicted an NDP majority vote in the e tion. "I don't think Gordon Campbell wants the job (of mier) or is capable of it," she said. "We don't need to be stuck in old paradigms of bl and white thinking." She said her strengths include an ability t issues and focus on solutions. Broughton joins Socred candidate Mike Becke A CENDIS COMPANY candidate Ted Nebbeling and Green candida Stortz in pursuit of the West Vancouver-Garibaldi ri 38247 CLEVELAND AVENUE seat in the legislature. 1 NEWS Charged with ental housing becomes rapidly IMPAIRED unaffordable in Squamish And Need Legal HELP? association's proposal is far less expensive than rent CALL 984-HELP believes it would be a better envi- because it is trying to see if it can (984-4357) Collect or Page 667-371 5 ronment for his children - ages collect levies for utilities - Like family of five - with one two, seven and nine - to grow up water, sewer and garbage pick-up Free initial consultation. rent working outside the in a house. He did find a house -being used by occupants of the Let me HELP tip the scales in your fiivour! me and another with a after following a lead from his for- suites. (Currently the district only mer landlord and feels fortunate to collects for the utilities once at each be paying a relatively reasonable house, regardless of whether there Over 21 Years of Expcricncc ed to make ends meet with the $900 for a three- of Squamish's housing rental bedroom single- family home. difficult to find a three-bed- Nevertheless, house in Squamish for less Smith wants to ,200 a month, based on the see affordable for rent section of the classi- housing become ertisements. Add to that the an issue in Impaired Spcciai ist es - which can be a Squamish. Criminal LAW hundred dollars a month, espe- "Right now, it's if the house is heated with only an issue to Personal Injury icity - and the majority of the the people who me of a person with an average are loohng." Suite 233, 11433 Lonsdale Ave., North VXICQUW~- y goes into rental payments. A Smith and his ...... on who is working full-time family were even '3:. earning $10 an hour will have a considering A.g -home pay of $1,200 to $1,400 a moving away p th. Bump that up to $12 an from Squamish, the take-home pay is something they, ut $1,700 a month. People who as long-time resi- ilies where one parent is dents, had no d to raising the children desire to do. A nd the other is working glut of apart- 10 or $12 an hour are forced to ment blocks in here from 60 to 90 per Burnaby has take-home pay on rent. brought the Smith, a Squamish resident rental prices of Rick Smith: Rent alone for family eats up the majority last 22 years, has a wife and houses down of his paycheque. -~~ hildren. He was recently slightly, Smith to look for a new place to discovered. But in Squamish, where is an illegal secondary suite.) ecause the owner of the house the vacancy rate hovers just above Council intends to form a task seek ere his family was living was zero per cent and there are waiting force to take action on issues sur- i .aime tn, to occup~it. When Smith lists for apartments, landlords have rounding illegal secondary suites. iI Squa ka"n to lookA{or another house, he the upper hand in the economics of The task force's terms of reference I may supply and could include the issue of how I iumb demand. Along affordable housing relates to sec- ! )r ma with high rents ondary suites. 312 come rules P @a' ievel imposed by s well, the Squamish Non- ly arc landlords: pets profit Xousing Association is Empl are rarely A lobbying the provincial gov- '1 ition allowed and ernment to free up some Crown some even make land on Ross Road in Brackendale ldren rules about the for a proposed manufactured hous- hours that visi- ing project. In the proposal, two- $@.%a& iandic tors are wel- and three-bedroom single-family $$ nd D come. houses would be available for about ,-".-."-A-,,-,, e-.&..I..,,,- ~...,..xw- There is new $600 a month, with $200 being paid ' she residential con- for the rent of the leased land and ;ewe( struction in about $400 in mortgage payments grity Squamish, but for the house. About 200 homes for much of it is in first-time buyers and seniors would ratio1 the form of con- be available in the first phase of the le pra d ominiums, project. urisn suited to "First-time buyers can't afford the vhich investors and present housing. Our overhead of For just $25 per week [own single people $600 for leasing the land and own- and sometimes ing the house is far less than rent (for 20 words or less) energ small families. because there is no profit involved," your classified ad will appear in ision; "We have to said Wil Croxall, project manager of start taking the association. a nun about it at least. The association is also trying to lingol There has to be create good-paying jobs by atternpt- barate affordable hous- ing to attract a manufactured hous- ing for families, ing company to open a manufactur- lling il Croxall: Lotab6 'ng for an affordable housing project and single peo- ing facility in Squamish. 1 Crown land in drackendale. ple. .. everyone.'' Croxall said there are many other gogat( PI The issue of people like Smith that he has talked the e Uld not believe what he found. affordable housing did arise at last to who are unsuccessfully seeking lree-bedroom houses in weeks council meeting. Council affordable housing in Squarnish. THESE ADS WILL REACH MORE 5 (of! llleycliffe that were being rented may be once again addressing the "I think Wil's proposal is a great three years ago for $650 are now issue of illegal secondary suites. idea - to create jobs and housing. THAN 13,000 READERS. l of bl Ung $1,200 iri rent (a generaha- There are about 200 illegal sec- Everything's going up, but wages confirmed by looking through ondary suites in Squamish, but they aren't," Smith said. Call now to book :O a55 Ick issues of the Chief). Garibaldi could be one of the solutions in pro- "Our local government should be a @lands and Braskendale are out viding affordable housing, Coun. asking the provincial government Network 99 classified! r, Lib( ach with rents for houses typically Bill McNeney said. Mayor Corinne for help. te Pet n@ngfrom $1,200 to $1,500. Lonsdale agreed secondary suites "This should be an election issue. di ridj nith knew he could look for a less are a form of affordable housing. Vote for pesple who want to get 8921 1 Pensive apartment, but he Council was dealing with the issue affordable housing in place." 14 E MARC11 26, 1996 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF
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The family of the late KATE (NAN) LOGAN would like to extend their warmest thank you to all the staff at Hilltop House, Dr. Richard Cudmore, her pals at the Legion, her bingo buddies, George McKenzie of the Squamish Funeral Chapel and to everyone who made her stay in
By Cheryl Baudin
Local paramedics could be issuing strike r,ot ice mediated talks come to a standstill, savs unior,
Ambulance Yaramedics. “Everyone would like to see us reach an agree peacefully” said Val Pattee, executive director of B.C. Ambulance Service. “From our point of view, it looks favorable.” The union’s contract expires March 31, but the exis agreement’s conditions will continue until a n ment is reached, he said. “We did a one-year agreement with the in have a fairly open dialogue between union agement.” The union has said that it wants the staffin addressed before reaching an agreement. Pat alerted paramedics in writing that the employer plan eliminate all six full-time positions in Whistler Pemberton, but the B.C. Ambulance Service has de this statement. No decision has been made concerning staffin other ambulance stations, said Pattee. But B.C. Ambulance Service is reviewing st els across the province and plans to move so around to make it more equitable, he said. The union has also raised the training iss there’s been no Emergency Medical Assist training for three years. Pattee said they want to offer more traini medics in rural areas, but this does not neces upgrading paramedics to the level 2 training. Only one Whistler part-time paramedic ha ing level, besides full-time staff. in Whistler Pemberton. Level 2s can give intravenous t some medications that the level Is can’t. “It would be providing more training at the appW ate levels,” said Pattee. In addition to adequate training, paramedics sho have the back-up resources they need such a I and ambulance service personnel, he said. 38918 Progress Way, Bay #14, Squamish Pattee said B.C. Ambulance Service has not received community profiles that communities aro the province are preparing to address pop demographics, types of calls, geography availab acute care facilities, back-up resources and other iss” media coverage worth million$ vent will leave a wake of environmental awareness and increased tourism troughs and waterfalls created by glacial events related to the festival including a the rules are not followed. “The whole run-off, the teams will white water raft consumer trade show which local tour purpose of Eco-Challenge is to leave the quamish will be getting internation- through three-metre waves. For the operators can become involved with, to land in better shape than you found it.” al recognition along with other Sea horseback ride and run, each team will be spotlighted in the massive media cov- For extreme events such as this, safety is to Sky coin- get three horses to ride while other team erage. a most important consideration, and the member run alongside, switching when “We will be getting millions and mil- organizers are hiring experts in back- they can. Competitors will need to be lions of dollars in media exposure out of country safety. erage of the skilled in the this event for the corridor as a whole,” “This is not a case of sending a bunch vironmental use of says Fine. ”We expect huge benefits in of yahoos out in the woods and seeing venture race rapelling coming years in terms of people becom- who comes back alive,” says Fine. ropes, ing aware of this area and ultimately Event organizers have been consulting Tyrolean visiting.’’ with local doctors and ambulance and bridges, ice The race is already receiving interna- helicopter services to have on call, and picks and tional sponsorship from Hi-Tec Shoes, have contracted renowned Squamish crampons as Power Bar, Land Rover and GT Bicycles, mountaineer Scott Flavelle to look after nce, Japan, they deal and local businesses will be able to pig- all aspects of mountain safety. United with unpre- gyback on the local events related to the The event organizers will be looking dictable race. for local volunteers, but as the race weather con- Sea to Sky Country was chosen for could run for up to 10 days they will ditions and Eco-Challenge ’96 over Mexico, Hawaii need people who can fuIly commit that amount of time. Robert Fine altitudes of and eight other U.S. states for its variety erage of the more than of terrain and near- ent, being 2,000 metres pristine backcountry. L Lorn Lug. 24 to Sept. 2. Good traversing ”The Eco-Challenge I rning America will broadcast live year-round people are extremely i the race site while MTV, ABC and ice fields enamored with this i teline will also cover the race for and snow area - both the quali- rican viewers, and in Canada TSN capped ty of the landscape ve an hour of coverage per night peaks in the and the individuals ce. But the largest amount of TV moun- they have been deal- will come from the Discovery taineering ing with,” says Fine. One of the prime which will be airing seven section. The I original Eco-Challenge pro- canoeing objectives of the race ing per week to 100 million section will. is to promote environ- es in 60 countries. see teams mental awareness and
quamish will get a lot of video st ru ggle to before the start of t i e that will appear around the remain every race all the com- i i ,I1 says Robert Fine, economic upright as petitors participate in they face the an environmental pment officer for the Sea to Sky ! or. ‘/Coverage won’t just focus on surging clean-up project. This I nd its competitors, but also on white waters year’s project has yet unities involved.” of glacier-fed to be determined as -Challenge is an expedition compe- rivers. The it’s logistically difficult here teams of five people, men respite of calm mountain lakes will be to organize a project j omen, traverse a 480-kilometre offset by at least one portage. Racers will near the race start that i rse non-stop for approximately 10 mount GT mountain bikes to travel can accommodate 500 using various outdoor skills. The along winding logging roads and long people but “there’s no s never know exactly where they technical sections of single and double shortage of positive oing, but will receive a map for track with steep hill climbs. ways we can improve leg of the course as they go. Although the exact route will remain a the environment of B.C. Eco-Challenge will attract 71 secret, even to the racers who won’t this corridor,” Fine a1 teams, including Team know where they are going until they says. from Whistler and Westbrook get there, it will. pass close enough to During the race com- it Quest, a team of Vancouver police. Squamish for people here to get petitors will follow begin at Whistler Resort involved. “Squamish will play a role in strict environmental continue on a secret course through the course,’‘ Fine says. regulations - even thick forests, rugged mountains and There will be opportunities for local storing their own ers of the Sea to Sky corri- businesses to provide goods and ser- waste in plastic bags, vices for the event, as well as for the to minimize the tors will be utilizing a community to become involved in a impact on the land. hods to cover the harsh related festival which is still in the There will be penalties through the chutes, works. Organizers are planning many and disqualifications if
I XlARCII 26, 1996 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF
Providing Assessment & Therapy in your home to adults & children. s long as man has been in existence, music has been made. Rhythm and melody is an expres- Articulation, langua e, learning or sion of the human condition, thus its diversity developmental disa ilities, A a hasia, bead injury voice through the ages and around the globe. From early &orders, stuaering & neurological beating on drums and the development of wind instru- and half notes are expressed as 1.0 and 0.5 respec or hearing impairments. . ments to the chants in the early church to the intricacy The old quxter and dotted half notes are replace Karen L. Mayner S-LP(C) Call for appointment of the Baroque era through the flowing Romantic peri- the 0.3 and 0.8 respectively. The 0.1 note replaces I Registered Speech-Language Pathologist 892-4450 I od and into the 20th Century, man has defined history old 1/8 note 2nd the 1/16,1/32 and 1/64 notes ha through music. It has naturally progressed, but for been discontinued. hundreds of years the method of notating music has Because of the changes in the frequencies of not remained relatively unchanged. The original manu- the new decatonic scale, conversion and recalibra scripts used by Bach and Beethoven could be read by the musicians of today. Two semi-tones equal one whole tone of movement on the musical scale and a 1/8 note has always been equal to two 1/16 notes. Like the immutable laws of physics these are some of the laws of music. Energy cannot be created or destroyed; ’ neither can the eight-note scale practiced repetitively by music students throughout the world be done away with. However, a leaked British Columbia Ministry of Education information circular, entitled Metrification of By Ron Enns Music Program, begs to differ with tradition. I I The ministry has implemented many changes over the years - some to truly benefit students and others ing the piano that adorns many P living room - w to seeminply provide jobs for administrators who are 100 keys can be purchased or the old F#, G# and A Injuries Stop Here. so-called curriculum expe its - but to overhaul cen- sharp keys can be deadened and new strings insta turies of musical practice and theory would be hereti- with the new frequencies on existing pianos. Adjust Your cal. Stringed instruments can be refretted and new fin Road HeadRestand But, as everyone knows, the politics of British ing positions will need to be used on fretted and Columbia are truly nutty at times, and that may be unfretted stringed instruments. Buckle Up. why the Canadian education ministers have selected Brass instruments will need new valve assemblies British Columbia to be the first province to metricate is suggested that for flutes and recorders the old ho music. can be plugged and new ones drilled. The complex I The conversion to metric music will impact time sig- modifications required for saxophones, clarinets, o Squamish ! natures, note values and notation, pitch, instrumenta- and bassoons may result in the instruments being ! tion, terminology and harmony. taken out of the schools. The harmonica has ahead 1 The decatonic scale is the new metric 10-note scale been de-listed as a musical instrument in public Public Library , with frequencies of the various notes multiples of 100 schools. Only the metronome - which is already m hertz. ric - remains unscathed in this horrific bastardiza Spring Session of Storytime The old A-440 has been devalued to 400 hertz, the of music as we now know it. for 3 and 4 year-olds standard frequency for telephone dial tones to facilitate At the bottom of the Ministry of Education circular uniform tuning. The scale consists of the 10-note A a contact name for more information: April Phouls, Registration will be held through J dectave (which replaces the A through G Metrication Branch, Ministry of Education, Parliam WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3rd octave) at uniform intervals of 100 hertz. All sharps Buildings, Victoria, B.C., V8V 2M4. beginning at 11 a.m. and flats have been eliminated, which also eliminates It probably fooled a few educators when the genu Register in person at the library the need for key signatures. This will undoubtedly looking bulletin was released in 1984. Hopefully yo or by phone (892-3110). please music students who recall their first attempt at also will have some fun on Monday, April Fools’ Da .X , I Storyhour runs Y:15 - 10 a.m. for 3 yr. olds & 10:30 - 11:30 a.m. for 4 yr, olds every Friday morning. This session will begin Friday, April 12 and ends Friday, June 14,
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COMMUNITY NEW IN TOWN? NEW BABY? IF YOU ARE GETTING MARWED.. . PHONE: Kim Aydon:. 898-8299 hlARCII 26, 1906 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF r COMMUNI TY HOROSCOPI By C.C. Clark - @TVData Features Syndicate Guides host traditional spring tea March 24 through March 30,1996 traditicinal spring tea will be hosted by the First gymnastics, babysitter training and more. Drop by the Aries (March 21 - April 20) Mamquam Girl Guides on Saturday March 30, centre or call 898-3604 for more information. Take a class in something that has interested A from noon-2:30 p.ni. in St. Joseph’s Catholic rn for a long time. There could be a new romanc Church at 2449 The Boulevard. Tickets are onlv $2 each STORK STORY - MARTIN - Mr. and Mrs. Frank store for you. and tea, coffee and home baked goodies will de’served Martin are pleased to announce the birth of their sec- Taurus (April 21 - May 20) by the Guides. The tables will be decorated with fresh, ond son, Patrick Arthur, born on Jan. 2. This is a broth- Get plenty of rest and try to get some exerc sbring flowers. Special treats for the children are er for Andrew and the family pet Kelsi. Stretching your body and mind beyond heal planned and there will also be a supervised children’s limits is ridiculous. area set up. Crafts, books and flea market items will be The hit musical Miss Saigon is coming to the Queen offered for sale and the total proceeds will go towards Elizabeth theatre in Vancouver soon. Elaine Ramsay is Gemini (May 21 - June 20) a four-day camping trip the Guides are planning this hoping to have a bus trip scheduled for Saturday June There is no reason to stand back and wait to summer. Your support of the First Mamquam Guides 1 to take in this much talked about show. Ticket and what happens. Instead, go after the things you u will be much appreciated. a Cancer (June 21 - July 20) The Squamish Valley Equestrian Association is in a Make time to get yourself organized at home, rebuilding process as membership is down. Past mem- work. You can lift a friend’s spirits with a sim bers and new members are urged to attend a meeting gift of love. tonight, Tuesday, March 26, in St. Joseph’s Catholic Church at 7:30 p.m. If unable to attend but interested About Tmn L~o(July 21 - Aug. 21) you are asked to phone Pat at 898-5583 or Suzanfie at It may be time to bid farewell to a relationship t has been over for a long time. You may be as1 898-5939 for more information. to help with an important project. a By Maureen Gilmour Two performances of the musical The Reason We Sing Virgo (Aug. 22 - Sept. 22) will be presented by the Squamish Youth Chorale in It is important to stick to your code of ethics, 1 the new community theatre at Howe Sound Secondary bus prices have not been firmed LID as yet but if you not evcrything is black and white. You can’t1 School on Saturday, March 30, at 7 p.m. and Sunday, wish to get your name on the list, ;lease phone Elaine ways judge others by the same code. March 31 at 3 p.m. Tickets at $5 for adults, $3 for stu- at 898-5463. Libra (Sept. 23 - Oct. 22) dents and seniors and $15 for a family will be available w You feel as if something is missing, but you are at the door. Garibaldi Lanes will be a busy location when the 16th sure what to do about it. Set aside some time H annual Bowl for Millions fund raiser for the Big daydream. Some fine prizes (14 in all) are available in the Brothers/Big Sisters of Squamish is held this weekend, upcoming SPCA raffle on Monday, April 1. Thanks to March 29-31. For more information, phone 892-3125 as Scorpio (et. 23 - Nov. 22) the generosity of many businesses, some citizens will there might possibly be time for your team to get into Buy a book of poetry and light the flames of sion with loving words. Your romantic partner take home great gifts. Tickets are available from the action. Participants will be asking for pledges so please be grateful. Squaniish Veterinary Services from members and at the consider. SPCA cat shelter. The volunteers at the SPCA do an Sagittarius (Nov. 23 - Dec. 20) admirable job of finding new homes for cats and kit- STORK STORY - DREWRY - Ron and Laura are Bickering among family members or co-worl tens and keeping the cat shelter open, and public sup- thrilled to announce the birth of their first child, a son, pushing you to the limits of your sanity. Get port is always welcomed. Thomas Orville, born on March 5, weighing 7 lb. 8 oz. from it all with a short vacation. Thomas is the first grandchild for Kay Drewry of The is a Capricorn (Dec. 21 - Jan. 19) aquatic centre staff offering basic rescuer Squamish and the 10th for Doug and Arlene Byme, Personal matters should be dealt with dim CPR-C level course on Sunday, March 31. It teaches also of Squamish. Great-grandmothers are Jessie Divulging important information could be ha adult, child and infant CPR and choking techniques as Wigglesworth of Ladner and Edna Fisher of at this time. well as two-rescuer CPR. For more information phone Abbotsford. A great big thank you goes out to doctors 898-3604 or stop at the pool to regster. Cudmore, Hoyer, Thomas and Wishart and the nurses Aquarius (Jan. 20 - Feb. 18) m at Lions Gate Hospital for their quick response, and to You may be a little more accident-prone tha STORK STORY - VARNEY - Glenda Varney is proud all the nurses at Squamish General Hospital who took al. This is an interesting time for you. Be rea to announce the birth of her son, Keegan Leigh extra special care of us once we got home. anything . Michael, born March 8 at 3:lO p.m in Lions Gate rn Pisces (Feb. 19 - March 20) Hospital, weighing 9 lb. 14 oz. Special thanks to Carol Over the past couple of weeks, three citizens celebrat- Take the blinders off and take a look at what and Dr. Kaye and to Dr. Morum and the Squamish ed special birthdays. Congratulations to Jim MacNeil, ing on around you. There is a chance you General Hospital nursing staff. Keegan is welcomed Alda Dickie and Helen Bachuk. change things for the better. with love by big brother Kevin and big sister Kayla- rn Born this week: Lvnne and proud grandparents Susan and Bill Swartz For hardball and softball enthusiasts, a pitching clinic of Squamish and also Aunty Tammy and Uncle Scott is offered through the Brennan Park Leisure Centre. March 24 - Lara Flynn Boyle March 27 - (cont.) Quentin Tar March 25 - Bonnie Bedelia, Aretha March 28 - Ken Howard, Reba Swart z . The program takes place April 4-22 with a fee of $15. Franklin, Elton John March 29 - Eric Idle Register at the centre for this program. The clinic on kkch 26 -James Cam, kzaGibbons March 30 - Warren Beatty, Eric C Once again Squamish proved it has a heart by donat- Thursdays from 6-7:30 p.m. will be held at Brackendale vlarch 27 - Mariah Carey Paul Reiser, Tracy Ch ing generously to the annual canvas for funds for the Elementary School and on Sundays from 10-11:30 a.m. Heart and Stroke Foundation of B.C. and the Yukon. at Brennan Park. Coordinator Karen Vanzella said the businesses and Road Sense house campaign raised $7,500 and the Brackendale A hanging moss basket workshop will be held at the Elenientary School’s jump-rope-for-heart project raised leisure centre on Saturday May 11 at a cost of $75. If will prevent addtional $2,300. Karen and coordinator, Sonya interested regster soon as space is limited. Milkr, expresses thanks to all the volunteers and to all a i xcidents and save live doI1 0 r s . Winners of the Howe Sound Seniors Curling Club raf- li fle held March 19 were: first prize, a Pave1 Bure limited First birthday wishes this u7eek to Austin Hatherly, edition print, John Acorn of Squamish; second prize, a whcxe special day is March 30. framed Squarnish mint by Michael Ticher, Les Mavis
H of Burnabi. Conkatulations to the winners and manvJ Spring programs available at the Brennan Park thanks to ;he comvmunity for supporting the senior Leisure Cciatre include mini basketball, floor hockey curlers’ raffle.
1 Calvary Community Church Wednesdav Bible Study, 7 p.m. Sunday Worship Service: 11 Sunday Worship and Sunday Si!nd;ly morning imily \\*orship a.m. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. School at 9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. service at Squamish Pentecostal St. John’s Anglican Church Church at 930 a.m. Nursery and Sunday services 8 a.m. and 10 St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Squamish Pentecostal Church Sunday School at the sanie time. a.m. For details call Rev. John 2449 The Boulevard, Garibaldi Pastor: Rev. Jeff Beckmyer, 892- Twns are invited to Youth Night Stephens at 8985100. Highlands. Father Angelo De 3680. Morning Wo&ip and on Fridays at 7:30 p-m. at the Pompa, 8984355. Mass: Sunday School, 11:30 a.m. church. All welcome. Pastor Joe Squamish United Church Saturday at 4:30 p.m., Sunday Sunday evening service at 6 Broitn at 5967848. Minister: Rev. Claire Bowers, at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. p.m. 892-5727. Sunday \Vorship Confession: Saturday at 4 p.m. Highlands Gospel Hall Hour begins at 10 a.m. Infant or by appointment anytime. Church of Jesus Christ of Elder Gordon Stewart, 898-5091. Nursery provided. Sunday Catechism (CCD): grades K-7 Latter Day Saints Sunday breaking of the bEad at School is held at 10 a.m. on Thursdays, 6:30 p.m.-7:30 Donald MacKay Branch 9:30 a.m., Sunday School 11:30 p.m., may register anytime. President. 42081 Ross Rd., a.m., Gospel Meeting 7p.m., Vdleycliffe Christian Squamish Baptist Church Brackendale. 898-3535. Monday Bible Hour 7-8 p.m., Fellowship Pastor: John Crozier, 898-3737. THE SQUAh4ISH CHIEF MARC11 26, 1996
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2:37 “Desperate Hours” TUESDAY 11:45 @ **Vi “The Paperboy” @ **Yz “Terror in the Aisles” 0 3:;*** SUNDAY (1994) Alexandra Paul, Marc (1984, Suspense) Donald Pleas- (1990, Drama) Mickey Rourke, MARCH 26,1996 Marut. A jealous newsboy stalks ence, Nancy Allen. Excerpts from Mimi Rogers. Thre6 escaped MARCH 31,1996 the object of his twisted love. (In “The Exorcist” and “Psycho” convicts in need of a temporary (1993, Drama) Christi hideout invade a businessman’s EVENING Stereo) ‘R’ R (1 hr.{ 34 rnin.) highlight this look at some of the EVENING 12:30 0 @ **.k “Counsellor-at- greatest horror films of all time. (2 suburban home. Remake of the 1955 classic. (2 hrs., 15 min.) 6:OO 0 *t “The Favor“ (1994) - Law” (1 933, Drama) John Barry- hrs.) 6:OO (D “Abducted: A Father‘s Love” Harley Jane Kozak, Elizabeth more, Bebe Daniels. A successful 2:07 0 3:;*** “Thunder in the 3:OO (D 0 *Vi “Ring of Fire” (1 991, (1996, Drama) Chris Noth, Peter McGovern. A married woman lives Jewish lawyer discovers that Sun” (1 959, Adventure) Susan Drama) Don “The Dragon” MacNicol. Premiere. An under- out her sex fantasy through a money can’t buy happiness when Hayward, Jeff Chandler. A love Wilson, Maria Ford. Rival kick- ground mother‘s group comes to friend. (In Stereo) ‘R’K! (1 hr., 37 he is abandoned by his unfaithful triangle occurs during the 1850s boxing clubs decide to settle their the aid of a man who kidnapped his min.) wife. (1 hr., 45 min.) among a group of Basques jour- differences in an unorthodox child from his possibly abusive 8:OO @ ** “Across the Tracks” *?’z “The Killer Shrews” neying to the California vineyards. nighttime grudge match. (2 hrs.) former wife. (In Stereo) IId (2 hrs.) (1991 ) Rick Schroder, Brad Pitt. A (1959, Horror) James Best, Ingrid (2 hrs.) @ *J/2 “Scanners: The Show- @ *** ‘‘The Hudsucker Proxy” high-school track star‘s scholar- Goude. A scientist on a remote 3:OO @ *Vi “Mother‘s Boys” (1994) down” (1994) Daniel Quinn, Pa- (1994) Tim Robbins, Jennifer ship dream is threatened. ’PG-13’ island develops giant man-eating Jamie Lee Curtis, Peter Gallagher. trick Kilpatrick. A telepathic police Jason Leigh. A scheming execu- (1 hr., 40 min.) shrews which break loose during a A manipulative mom returns to the officer faces a returning adver- tive makes a clerk his company’s :13; ** “Weekend at Bernie’s II” hurricane. family she abandoned. (In Stereo) sary. ‘R’ (1 hr., 35 min.) president. (In Stereo) ‘PG’El (1 (1993, Cornedy) Andrew 1:30 @ ** “Criminal Passion” ‘R’ D (1 hr., 35 rnin.) @ 33: “The Reluctant Agent” hr., 51 min.) McCarthy, Jonathan Silverman. (1993) Joan Severance, Anthony 331 **** “Diabolique” (1955, (1989, Drama) Jackee, Dan He- 8:OO 0 0**% “Million Dollar Ba- The search for dead Bernie’s John Denison. A homicide detec- Suspense) Simone Signoret, Vera daya. A woman lives a double life bies” (1994, Drama) (Part 1 of 2) stolen cash prompts a voodoo tive has an affair with a murder Clouzot. The wife and mistress of a when she spends her days Beau Bridges, Kate Nelligan. Pol- queen to send two inept lackeys to suspect. (Instereo) ‘R’EI(1 hr.,36 tyrannical schoolmaster plot the working as a waitress and her iticians, the media and a self- revivify the late CEO. (In Stereo) min.) consummate crime but learn their nights working as a secret agent. serving doctor turn the Dionne W (2 hrs.) 1:35 0 *tit “Deadly Game” plan may have been flawed. (2 (2 hrs.) quintuplets into a multimillion 9:00 a :ct) “The Wrong Woman” (1991, Shspense) Roddy hrs.) 3:07 @ 0 **Vi “The Ultimate dollar commodity. @I(2 hrs.) (1995, Drama) Nancy McKeon, McDowall, Marc Singer. A der- Warrior‘’ (1 975, Science Fiction) @ *** “1.Q.” (1994) Meg Ryan, Chelsea Field. A temporary em- anged millionaire hunts seven Yul Brynner, Max Von Sydow. Tim Robbins. Albert Einstein tests from thugs begin an u ployee at a real estate firm is house guests in a bizarre game of Survivors of a nuclear holocaust in his theories of romance on his he Sq framed by a deceitful co-worker for revenge at his island retreat. (2 the 21st century suffer from the romance. (In Stereo) R (2 niece. (In Stereo) ‘PG’EI (1 hr., 35 Q Q “Never Give Up: The era1 the murder of the company presi- hrs.) effects of plagues and starvation. rnin.) f FRIDAY dent. (Postponed from an earlier 2:OO (D **Vi “My Dear Secretary” (1 hr., 53 min.) 8:15 @I“C6te court” Une collec- date) (In Stereo) 0(2 hrs.) (1948, Comedy) Kirk Douglas, MARCH 29,1996 tion de court-metrages. (1 hr., 40 1O:OO @ *** “In the Mouth of Mad- Laraine Day. An author‘s latest min.) ness” (1995) Sam Neill, Julie secretary discovers that her em- EVENtNG 9:00 0 (3J tD “Radiant City” (1996, Carmen. Readers violently react ployer’s literary efforts take a back Drama) Kirstie Alley, Clancy to a horror writer’s latest novel. ‘R’ seat to womanizing. (2 hrs.) 6:OO (D *** “All the King’s Men” SATURDAY Brown. Premiere. A woman (1 hr., 35 min.) 2:07 0 3::*** “The Dream Team” (1949, Drama) Broderick Craw- hatches a potentially dangerous 11:45 @ “The Road Killers” (1995) (1989, Cornedy-Drama) Michael ford, Joanne Dru. Power and am- MARCH 30,1996 plan to get her family out of their Christopher Lambert, Craig Keaton, Christopher Lloyd. Four bition corrupt an idealistic low-income housing and into a Sheffer. Vacationers confront a mental patients are let loose on the Southern politician. Winner of EVENING better life. (In Stereo) El (2 hrs.) psychotic dl.iver on an and streets of Manhattan after their three Oscars, including best pic- 0 @ “Abducted: A Father‘s highway. (1 hr., 29 min.) American frontier after he ’R’ doctor is knocked unconscious. (2 ture. (2 hrs.) 6:OO @ “Four Weddings and Love” (1996, Drama) Chris Noth, 12:30 Q (ii, *** “Unconquered” hrs., 30 min.) cused of murder. Pilot i @ *‘/z “Billy Madison” (1995) a Funeral” (1994) Hugh Grant, Peter MacNicol. Premiere. An series. (1 hr., 30 min.) (1947, Adventure) Gary Cooper, 3:OO @I*Vi “Street Crimes” Adam Sandler, Darren McGavin. Andie MacDowell. A British underground mother‘s group Paulette Goddard. An evil trader’s (1992, Drama) Dennis Farina, A hotel magnate’s adult son goes bachelor falls for a fellow wedding comes to the aid of a man who desire for an indentured setvant is Max Gail. A backlash of inner-city back to grade school. ‘PG-13’ (1 guest. (In Stereo) ‘R’ D (1 hr., 56 kidnapped his child from his pos- his motive for inciting a war be- violence threatens an L.A. cop’s hr., 29 min.) min.) sibly abusive former wife. (In interactive comouter aamt tween the Senecas and colonists. plan to channel street aggression 8:OO (D 0** “The Domino Prin- 7:OO “Never Give Up: The Jimmy Stereo) El(2 hrs.) (2 hrs.) into the boxing ring. (2 hrs.) ciple” (1 977, Adventure) Gene V Story” (1996, Drama) Anthony 0 @ 0 3:**% “Black Fox” 1:30 (D [GI * “The Killing Zone” 3:30 @ **Yz “Two Small Bodies” Hackman, Candice Bergen. A LaPaglia, Ashley Crow. Premiere. (1995, Western) Christopher (1990, Drama) Daron McBee, (1993) Suzy Amis, Fred Ward. A strange conspiracy engulfs a North Carolina State basketball Reeve, Tony Todd. A white ho- father seeks justice whe Boule Jarnes Dalesandro. An ex-DEA police officer falls for a woman convicted killer after he is sprung coach Jim Valvano fights ad- mesteader‘s black blood brother is agent and his nephew face off accused of infanticide. ‘NR’ (1 hr., daughter is murdered. (In SI from prison to carry out an assas- versity on the court and in his sent to negotiate the release of ‘R’ (1 hr.. 35 rnin.) from nc against an old enemy after they 20 min.) their families from their Indian t sination. (2 hrs.) personal battle with cancer. (In 12:OO ($J **Vi “The Lila are hired to end a drug lord’s mur- @ “Scanners: The Show- Stereo) Bl (2 hrs.) captors. (In Stereo) El (2 hrs.) b derous rampage. (2 hrs.) (1990, Drama) Stephan down” (1994) Daniel Quinn, Pa- 8:OO 0 @ **Yz “The Sandlot” 0 1khkY.2 “The Odd Couple” acham, Con O’Neill. An Ir fB ** “The Spy Within” (1995) trick Kilpatrick. A telepathic police (1993, Comedy-Drama) Tom (1968, Comedy) Jack Lemmon, Scott Glenn, Theresa Russell. driver finds he has co THURSDAY officer faces a returning adver- Guiry, Mike Vitar. In the early Walter Matthau. A sloppy sport- crossroad in his life. (1 hr., Sparks fly when an explosives sary. ‘R’ (1 hr., 35 min.) 1960~~a young boy is taken under swriter invites his recently separ- expert rneets a sexy agent. ’R’ (1 1:30 @ *% “Whor MARCH 28,1996 8:30 @ ** “Souvenirs ensang- the wing of his new neighbor- ated friend, a compulsively tidy Kollek, Marla SUC hr., 20 min.) lantes” (1993, Drarne) Dennis hood’s best ballplayer. (In Stereo) hypochondriac, to share his 1:35 iii) ** “Chrome Soldiers” gets personally involved EVENING Waterman, Derek Jacobi. Un R (2 hrs.) apartment. (2 hrs.) subjects. ‘R’ R (1 hr., 25 (1992, Drama) Gary Busey, Ray agent secret britannique, charge @ “Zooman” (1995) Louis Gos- @ Q “Tango & Cash” (1 989, Sharkey. Vietnam veterans reu- ** 1:35 0 0** “Dupli 6:OO @ “The Myth of the Male Or- de s’infiltrer dans I’IRA, s’eprend sett Jr., Cynthia Martells. A father Drama) (PA) Sylvester Stallone, Science Fiction) Grego nite to avenge their friend’s murder de la file d’un des chefs. (2 hrs., 5 seeks justice when his daughter is Kurt Russell. Two maverick L.A. and liberate a small town from the gasm” (1994) Bruce Dinsmore, rison, Kim Greist. S Miranda de Pencier. A yoimg man min.) murdered. ‘R’ (1 hr.. 35 rnin.) policemen become reluctant kidnap a young grip of drug traffickers. (2 hrs.) 1O:OO 0 @ “Golden Boy” **l/2 “Caddyshack” (1 980, partners after a vengeful drug lord 2:OO B “Harnessing Peacocks” takes part in an experiment on *** 0 son for an experime male attitudes. ‘NR’ @I (1 hr., 35 (1939, Drama) William Holden, Comedy) Chevy Chase, Bill frames them for murder. (In of human memories into (1993, Drama) Sir John Mills, Barbara Stanwyck. Out of finan- Murray. A caddy at an exclusive Stereo) CEI (2 hrs.) Serena Scott Thomas. A single min.) ters. (2 hrs.) 8:OO *It* cial necessity, a young man fore- country club encounters bizarre 1O:OO @ ***Y.z “The Shawshank mother flees to Cornwall, where 0 0 “The Inland Sea” 2:OO (li) *** “The (1992, Documentary) Critic- goes a career as a concert pianist characters when he competes in a Redemption” (1 994) Tim Robbins, (1942, Adventure) S she establishes herself as a cook to become a prizefighter. (2 hrs.) golf tournament. (2 hrs.) Morgan Freeman. A rnild- ior rich women and a mistress for historian Donald Richie narrates Calleia. A boy raised (D **lt “All the King’s Men” 8:20 @ “L‘Ambulance” mannered banker is sent to prison rich men. (2 hrs.) this revisit to an area of Japan he *** the jungles of India c (1949, Drama) Broderick Craw- (1 990, Suspense) Eric Roberts, for murder. (In Stereo) ‘R’ El (2 0 “Writer’s Block” immortalized in a long-ago me- animal friends to f 2:07 3::** moir. (1 hr.) ford, Joanne Dru. Power and am- James Earl Jones. Des innocents hrs., 22 min.) (1 991, Suspense) Morgan Fair- fortune hunters. (2 (D *fYz “Key Exchange” bition corrupt an idealistic disparaissent dans les rues, apres 11:35 0 @ *** “Return of the chiid, Joe Regalbuto. Fantasy (ii 2:07 Q 3:;*** “Valmont” (1985, Comedy) Brooke Adams, Southern politician. Winner of avoir ete enleves par des ambu- Secaucus 7” (1980, Drama) Mark becomes deadly reality for a writer Drama) Colin Firth, Ben Masters. At the request of his three Oscars, including best pic- lanciers sous les yeux de temoins. Amott, Gordon Clapp. The mem- whose favorite character -- a kiiler Bening. Aristocrats in TV-producer girlfriend, a free- ture. (2 hrs.) D (2 hrs.) bers of a group of college students century France -- appears to have sprung to life. (2 wheeling mystery writer reluc- @J “Threesome” (1994) Lara 1O:OO @ ***Vi “Pulp Fiction” (1994) active in the protest movement hrs.) *** cadent games of tantly takes a stab at a commit- Flynn Boyle, Stephen Baldwin. A John Travolta, Samuel L. Jackson. during the ’60s gather for a 3:OO @ f* “Across the Tracks” deceit. Directed by Milos ment. (2 hrs.) strange love triangle develops be- Criminals cross paths in three in- weekend reunion. (2 hrs.) (1991) Rick Schroder, Brad Pitt. A (2 hrs., 45 rnin.) @J +*?5 “Sleeping With Stran- tween college roommates. (In terlocked tales of mayhem. ‘R’ (2 12~05 0** “FX 2” (1991, Ad- high-school track star’s scholar- gers” (1994) Adrienne Shelly, Neil Stereo) ‘R’ Bl(1 hr., 33 min.) hrs., 33 min.) venture) Bryan Brown, Brian ship dream is threatened. ‘PG-13’ Duncan. A rock star and his en- 15 :OO ***%“Jesus of Montreal” 12:OO (D “Distant Thunder“ Dennehy. A special-effects wizard (1 hr., 40 min.) a ** tourage descend on a quiet hotel. (1989, Satire) Lothaire Bluteau, (1988, Drama) John Lithgow, and a private eye investigate mys- @ il:$ “In the Eyes of a ** ‘R’ (1 hr., 43 min.) Catherine Wilkening. Modern-day Ralph Macchio. After 15 years of terious goings-on behind a bun- Stranger” (1992, Suspense) Ri- 8:30 @I(6J n*h “Perry Mason: parallels of New Testament events self-imposed isolation, a Vietnam gled police sting. (2 hrs.) cturd Dean Anderson, Justine Echec a la dame” Hal Holbrook, occur when actors stage an un- vet emerges from the wilderness 12:30 @ *** “In the Mouth of Mad- Cateri1nn. An innocent w3rnan Barbara Hale. (1 hr., 55 min.) conventional version of the Pas- to reconcile with his teen-age son. ness” (1995) Sam Neill, Julie becanes the target of thieves who 9:00 (‘4) “Taking Care of sion Play. (Subtitled) (2 hrs.) (2 hrs.) Carmen. Readers violently react mistakenly believe she knows the 8 Business” (1990, Comedy) James 1200 @ * “Bare Exposure” (1994) 12:05 Q **Yz “Jagged Edge” to a horror writer‘s latest novel. (In location of their lost loot. (2 hrs.) Belushi, Charles Grodin. An eas- Ashlie Rhey, Andrea Suzzane. A (1985, Drama) Glenn Close, Jeff Stereo) ‘R‘El (1 hr., 35 min.) ygoing ex-convict finds the busi- student challenges the mob to a Bridges. An attorney falls in love l:OO-(D 0**% “Intruders” (1992, ness portfolio of an uptight ad ex- game of seven-card stud. ‘NR’ (1 with her client, a San Francisco Drama) (Part 1 of 2) Richard ecutive and sets himself up in hr., 26 min.) newspaper publisher who may be Crenna, Mare Winningham. A style. (In Stereo) D (2 hrs.) 12:30 0 0**% “The Handmaid’s a manipulative murderer. (2 hrs.) psychiatrist is drawn into the realm 1O:OO @ *** “Six Degrees of Se- Tale” (1 990, Drama) Natasha Ri- 12:30 0 0 **Yz “As an Eilean” of UFO abductions as he tries to paration” (1993) Stockard Chan- chardson, Robert Duvall. In the (1993, Drama) Ken Hutchison, discover the source of two pa- WEDNESDAY ning, Will Smith. A wealthy couple post-apocalyptic future, fertile lain F. Macleod. A widowed tients’ distress. (2 hrs.) is snowed by a beguiling young women are herdedintocamps and schoolmaster‘s project to photo- 1:OS Q 0*** “Lord of the Flies” MARCH 27,1996 black man. (In Stereo) ‘R’O (1 hr., forced to breed with their tyrann- graph life in his Gaelic community (1990, Drama) Balthazar Getty, 51 min.) ical leaders. (2 hrs.) is disrupted by a stranger‘s arrival. Chris Furrh. Adolescent military EVENING 12:OO 8 @ *** “The Inland Sea” @ “Moment of Truth: Cradle of (Subtitled) (2 hrs.) cadets struggle for superiority (1992, Documentary) Critic- Conspiracy” (1 994, Drama) 1:00 It** “Under the Volcano” after becoming stranded on a de- 6:OO @ *Yz “Don’t Do It!” (1994) historian Donald Richie narrates Danica McKellar, Dee Wallace (1984, Drama) Albert Finney, serted island. (2 hrs.) Heather Graham, James Le Gros. this revisit to an area of Japan he Stone. Worried parents trace the Jacqueline Bisset. An ex-British 2:OO (D @I**Vi “The First Power” Generation Xers pine for past immortalized in a long-ago me- disappearance of their pregnant, consul, tormented by alcoholism (1990, Horror) Lou Diamond Phil- loves and evade comri;;iment. ‘R’ moir. (R) (1 hr.) teen-age daughter to the baby- and his past, struggles to reverse lips, Tracy Griffith. A detective and (1 hr., 28 rnin.) ***’/z “Pulp Fiction” (1994) brokering underworld. (2 hrs.) his self-destructive behavior. (2 a p’sychic are stalked by a killer 8:OO (D (ia *** “All of Me” (1984, John Travolta, Samuel L. Jackson. 1:00 CD *fib “My Tutor“ (1983, hrs.) whose pact with the devil has al- Comedy) Steve Martin, Lily Criminals cross paths in three in- Comedy-Drama) Caren Kaye, @ *!h “Eyes of an Angel” (1990) lowed him to return from the grave. Tomlin. A hapless lawyer gains a terlocked tales of mayhem. ‘R’ (2 Matt Lattanzi. A high-school stu- John Travolta, Ellie Raab. An (2 hrs.) new perspective after a cantank- hrs., 33 min.) dent becomes romantically in- abandoned dog follows a mob (D **Y2 “Streets of Fire” (1984, erous heiress’ soul transmigrates 1:35 0 @I**l/2 “Stanley & Iris” volved with the older woman who lackey and his child to L.A. ‘PG-13’ Drama) Michael Pare, Diane into one side of his body. (2 hrs.) (1990, Drama) Jane Fonda, is tutoring him in French. (2 hrs.) (1 hr., 31 min.) Lane. A rock ’n’ roll fable about a 8:35 @ *flh “Two Small Bodies” Robert De Niro. A widow and a 130@ ** “Ice” (1994) Traci Lords, 1:85 0 Q *** “Teacher‘s Pet“ kidnapped rock singer and her (1 933) Suzy Amis, Fred Ward. A bakery worker find escape from Zach Galligan. A diamond thief (1958, Comedy) Clark Gable, rescue by a dashing ex-boyfriend police officer falls for a wornan the demands of their everyday and her brother flee mob assas- Dons Day. The city editor of a large and a tough-girl adventurer. (2 accused of infanticide. ‘NR’ (1 hr., lives when romance blossoms be- sins. (In Stereo) ‘R’ E€l (1 hr., 32 newspaper goes to a night school, hrs.) 20 min.) tween them. (2 hrs., 15 min.) min.) journalism class and falls in love 2:05 0 Y;***% “Gallipoli” (1 981, 9:00 “My Very Best Friend” Drama) Me1 Gibson, Mark Lee. 1:48 0 0 **V2 “And Now To- 1:35 0 0 **Yz “Madhouse” with the teacher. (2 hrs., 30 min.) (1 996, Drama) Jaclyn Smith, Jill morrow” (1944, Drama) Loretta (1990, Comedy) John Larro- 2:OO (D 0 *** “White Mischief” Two Australian horsemen with Eikenberry. Premiere. Hidden Young, Alan Ladd. A young doctor quette, Kirstie Alley. An upwardly (1987, Drama) Sarah Miles, Joss contrasting personalities sign up jealousies and a sinister agenda from the wrong side of the tracks mobile couple’s idyllic lifestyle is Ackland. A British colony in 1940s to fight in Turkey during World War surface when a fashion model is finds romance with a deaf patient. derailed by an endless parade of Kenya is rocked with scandal after 1. (2 hrs., 30 min.) suddenly reuni?edwith her lifelong (1 hr., 52 min.) uninvited houseguests. (2 hrs.) an adulterous affair leads to 3:OO @ *** “I.Q.” (1994) Meg friend. (Postponed from an earlier 2:OO (D ** “Sister, Sister” 2:30 0 @J *** “Golden Boy” murder. (2 hrs.) Ryan, Tim Robbins. Albert Ein- date) (In Stereo) U (2 hrs.) (1 988, Suspense) Eric Stoltz, (1 939, Drama) William Holden, 2:35 0 “Nashville Beat” (1989, stein tests his theories of romance 1O:OO **!4 “Backbeat” (1994) on his niece. (In Stereo) ‘PG’ @I(1 fD Jennifer Jason Leigh. A congres- Batbara Stanwyck. Out of finan- ’ Drama) Kent McCord, Martin Sheryl Lee, Stephen Dorff. Fo- sional aide’s Louisiana vacation cial necessity, a young man fore- Milner. An L.A. police detective is hr., 35 min.) cuses on the Beatles’early days in turns nightmarish when he checks goes a career as a concert pianist reunited with his former partner Hamburg, Germany. ‘R’ (1 hr., 40 into a hotel operated by two mys- to become a prizefighter. (2 hrs.) when he tracks a vicious gang of min.) terious sisters. (2 hrs.) thugs to Opwland. (2 hrs.) Squamish Valley Notices for non-profit organizations run free in the Squamish Chief. Please phone 892-9161 or drop a copy Association meets off at our offices before noon. the Thursdav Drior to bublication. ph’s Catholic Church on Thl rd in Garibaldi Highland: functional or alcoholic homes. For details call Joanne or a30 p.m. For details call Pat Ron at 8!38-5488or Heather at 892-8457. 8-5583or Suzanne at 898- W CHAM) Canada :Children and Mutts with Attention Deficit Disolrder meet the third Monday of every month at 7 ext general meeting 01 wAlcohdicsAnallymousmeetings are p.m. at the Brakendale Secondary School home ec room. kendale Elementary held seen days a week. Call 892-9031. For details call 898-3491. 01 PAC will be held a&Anorr/Alateen: hilymembers and friends ay, March 27 at 7 p.m. of problem drinkers. Call 1-688-171 6. school library. Babysitting Ammymous: Gota drug problem? Want to e. Need a ride? Call change? Narcotics Anonymous meets every Wednesday at IParent-tot dropin program for parents and children six 730 p.m. at the library on the Stawamus Rese~. years and under is h@dMonday, Wednesday and hi uamish SPCA annual .The Hawle SoundVbnen’s Cenbe offers information from 930-11 :30 am. at Sea to Sky Community Services. F=or ral meeting takes place at and rekdsby phone or dropin Monday through w, details, call Joanne, Sharon or Nina at 892-5796. at 7 p.m. Wednesday, noowl p.m. Phone 892-5748. w B.C. Special Otympics (Squamish local) needs wluntm Legal Aid is a free sen/ice provided under qualrfying ar- and athletes. call sheny at 892-2224. cumstances.~ontf7esecondfloorat38141second a Squamish DupliiBridge Club meets Monday nights g Sisters Bowl for AWW, Sqmish. Phone 892-5114. at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Hall on Cldand Amnue. For s place at Garibaldi aWomeninDStficutRelatiorPsOlips-Aconfidentialcoun- information call Katt-ry at 892-9823 or LMmine at 898-2702. es March 29-31. Pledge selling group Rxmin or out of an abusive relathship. a Cribbage Night at the Diamond Head Branch, Rqd ts available at Workwear call Lise at 892-5796. Canadian Lsgion, for members and guest, 8 p.m. each Id, All Keys & Locks and pearl's -Transition House -call 892-571 1. WdnSdZiY. ibaldi Lanes. For details call Wunteers available to listen to and support menexperi- r Squamish Weavers and spinners Guild meets once a encing abuse.Shelter can house seven menand children. month. For info call Shirley at 892-3373. amquam Girl Guides Parents offering Support and Education (POSE), sup- wlhe SquamishValley Equestrian Association meets the g a spring tea at St. porhng fimilies which are raising children with ptysical, men- last Tuesday of the month at 7:s p.m. at St.Joseph’s ph’s Catholic Church, 2449 tal or emotbnal challenges, meets the first and thirdTuesdays Calholiic Church, 2449The Boulevard. For info call Fat at rd, Saturday, March afthemonthatSeatoSkyCommungServicesoffice.For 898-5583 or Suzanne at 898-5939. om noon-230 p.m. Crafts, detaikcallBevat898-S2orSusanat89&4212. .The Squamish Archery Club meets every Wednesday a market. Tickets r Canadian Cancer Society meetsthe second Monday of night at 7’ p.m. at the rod and gun club. For more inlbrmation each, at the door or from he month in the hospital bawd room at 730 p.m. For pabent ContadVan at 898-3875. f the Guides. For details ca ;ervices info call Katy McIntosh at 89&3399. For vdunteer .The Alans Club bingo tuns every Sunday at 37978 rlfo call Thomas at 892-5664. Third Aenue at Vioria Street. It‘s a family &r. wThe Canadian Cancer Society is praviding a support a Sea to Sky FamilyTreeTracers meek on the third pupfor persons living with cancer, and their families. Meetings Wednesday of each month at 7:30 9.m. at the castle Rod< es of the musical The ue the first Tuesday of the month at 8 p.m. in the hosptkd board- Compk For information call 898-4775. We Sing in the new m.For details call Katy at89&3399or Mantynne at89E3-5047. a Pmposed public traditional school - for more informa- 10vematers Anonymous: meets at Squamish General tion phone Marcia at 898-485. d Secondary School iospital board room mry Sunday night at 7 p.m. For info a Mothers Of PmSchoolers (MOPS) meets every rday, March 30 at 7 pm. an( dl892-3359. Wednesday from 9:30-11 a.m. For info call Trenna at 892- ISingles Friendship Club for 40s-plcs recreational and 9259. sodal gatherings. Meetings are wry vhursday at 8 p.m. at a Into the wtdoops? hoking for hiking, climbing or ski- Wrdway Restaurant in the Sea to Sky Hotel. For details call ing partners? Support group meets at mine’sTuesdays ly are at the door. Tom at 898-5847 or Bonnie at 898-9667. at 7:s p.m. Call Derrick Horne at 898-3142 . r Senior citizens counselling service is a free service to IThe §quarnisbWhistJer Car Club meets the first ielp seniors complete applications for pensions and other Wednesday of every month at 7 p.m., alternating between lano College from 10 a.m.-3 mefits and assist seniors in accessing other agencies. For Quinn’s in Squamish and Boston Pina in WhtstJer. For infor- nore information, call Charles Milberg at 898-9393. maon phone Arnie Anderson at 898-3573 or Leagh INew Hope selfhelp group for adult children of dys Schoenberger at 892-9877.
preschool for children 0-12 s with special needs. Call Royal Canadian Legion Ladies or Paul Kuster at 898-2100. month at 7 p.m. at the Easter Seal Camp Auxiliary meets at the Legion Hall last Tantalus Seniors Centre at 1471 rec room. New members or guests wel- Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. Pemberton Ave. is open Monday to Friday, come. Phone Raj Kahlon at 892-5011. Executive meeting every second to last 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. Drop in and enjoy smoke- The Howe Sound Arts Council is a Tuesday of each month at 730 p.m. free social and refreshments. Crib and volunteer organization created to encour- Contact Mrs. Amy Poole at 898-5714. cards, pool, darts and music every day. age and assist in development of the arts Squamish Royal Canadian Legion Call 892-1066 for information. in our community. needs all Legion members. Please plan to The Royal Purple of Squamish meets Monthly meetings are held the fourth attend our next general meeting. the second Tuesday of each month at 8 Wednesday of the month. For details call H kinsmen Club of Squamish meets on p.m. If you are free to do volunteer work or Kathleen at 898-5951. the second and tourth Thursday evenings help with the new alcohol and drug :iware- Sea to Sky Communities Network (far- of each month. If you are between the ness program call Terry at 892-5731. To merly Freenet) public terminals at ages of 19 and 45 and interested in a com- become a new member call 892-5731. Squarnish Public Library. A growing commu- munity club that stresses service and fel- H Squarnish Block Parents is in need of nity information source for non-profit organi- lowship, call Don Burroughs at 892-2020 new Block Parents throughout the area. zat ion s. days or evenings at 898-3526. You need not be a parent, just someone Free worldwide communications. Call 892- Big Brotkers/Big Sisters of Squamish concerned with safety in the community. 9556 for details. provides volunteer adults to work on a one- For more information contact Carmen Sea to Sky Community Services to-one basis with children from single par- Leroux at 892-3359 or the Squamish Society provides support and assistance to ent families. For details call 892-3125. RCMF? individuals and families in iiie i-iowe Sound Welcome Wagon hsstess brings gifts Kiwanis Club of Squamish meets the corridor. For information phone 832-5796. and greetings whether you’re new in town, first, second and fourth Tuesday of each H Squarnish RCMP Victim Services -- for have a new baby, getting married or know month at 7 pm. at the Tantalus Seniors more information call Kathy cr I I Seniors welcome to join Squamish and District together a bus to st^‘ Miss SLjig:)TI on By Cathie Price Diabetes Association June 1. I know there are many seniors out A 1though t 11 c‘ sen i C) I* cii 1-1 e rs ret i 1-0~1 there who haven’t as yet joined our local their brooms last week, 1 think you will ,w support group. We meet the third find them all out on the goli coLirsc’ Tuesday of each month at the Tantalus from now on. Ttw stmior nicm hwc 3d Historical love for fools Seniors Centre. We welcome all ages, changed their golf‘ d‘iy from ‘I’hurs&iys including non-diabetics. You need not to Wednesday morning. P be a member, but if you wish to ,join, Tantalus Seniors Centre News ds to a favorite dessert application forms are avail- Open Monday to Frida); able at all the medical clin- 1-4-p.m.; closed weekends pril Fools’ Day, once known as depending on their size. ics and at the pharmacies. and holidays. All Fools’ Day, strangely falls Walking Club News Mondav - Come in and 0 half a calendar away from All Tirarnisu Last week took the walk- join the ixiies for. if rclox- For the cake: ers for a brisk trek around Hill ing afternoon of knitting, 1 good quality sponge cake or a pack- Alice Lake Provincial Park. sewing, crafts, etc. This Thursday, March 28, BY Kay Tuesday -Join the crib For the zabaglione: we meet at the golf course Wirachowsky players for a fun afternoon. parking lot at 10 a.m. for a A pot luck lunch takcs dike walk. 1 place at noon (except thc . Thorton Wilder may have been A reminder to walkers - third Tuesday of each For the mascarpone cream: dues for the walking club are $10 per rmnth). If interested in thi lunch, phonc ent of the people in the world are 1 cup (8 ounces - 225 grams) mascar- year. Ann.e at 898-3384. Crib starts at 1 y.m. and the rest of us are in great dan- pone cheese Branch #70 News sharp. f contagion.” Numerous they are, 1 1/4 cups whipping cream I wasn’t able to attend this month’s Wednesday mornings from 10 a.m. till ot just concentrated in govern- 6 Tbsp. powdered sugar meeting. Elaine reported that the first noon there is a sketch and pint club. 1 egg yolk bus trip to Showboat was a great suc- Wednesday, Thursday and Friday ;tfltlr- 1/2 tsp. vanilla cess. Everyone had a wonderful time. noons are open for cards and ganws. For the coffee mixture: (if you can‘t get Next month she ha5 a bus going to Everyday you’re wclconw to conic in east of Ceres, and with the brewed espresso, substitute 1/2 cup Laconner on April 2. If you aren’t for coffee and just visit. u festival of Huli, which ends on Kahlua or Tia Maria coffee liqueur for signed up for this one, give her a call at Condolences to the family of hh-y h 31, after which the custom is to the espresso and sugar) 898-5463. Elaine is also trying to put Smart, who passed away last wwk. people on fruitless errands. More 1/2 cup freshly brewed espresso ising is its universality. Give or 1 Tbsp. sugar a few details, the tradition exists all 1/2 cup rum Europe, Australia, the Western cocoa powder for dusting the top of phere and a large part of Asia. the tiramisu ue our fools. Enough that the Make the zabaglione - with a hand- e egg yolks p pan of a large dou- I i ble boiler ur,til thick and lemon colored. ! mering water. Add I a Inglese,” the best marriage of the Marsala slowly beating until the rd and cake in existence. It’s also mixture triples in volume and holds soft 11 as ”tiramisu” or ”pick me up.” peaks. Remove from heat and keep beat- ing on high speed unit cooled siightiy to 20 years old, made for tire- about 5 minutes. There should be about nglish tourists who wanted their 2 cups. Cool before using. from home. Many have been Make the mascarpone cream - beat ! by the story that tiramisu was the cheese in a small bowl until smooth. In a large bowl, whip the cream until it holds soft ! Add the whipped cheese, sugar, egg I yolk and vanilla to I cream, beating until I mixture holds stiff ...... ?yy@:;;:: ...... :v. .... peaks. There should ...... be just over 3 cups. one call could help Make the coffee mixture - stir espresso, sugar and vour rum together until sugar dissolves. Or substi tut e liqueur miether you’re just starting out or Whcthcr your chitllc~igcis as recommended operat i ng an est ab1 i s heci bu s i n es s . intc‘i-nat ional niarkctiiis or horiic above. one call will connect you to our town opportunities, cdl us. Our To assemble the network of business information net work of’ Businesh Service Ccmt rc\. - tiramisu slice the and support services. Our business Coin 111 u 11 i t y Fut u res 0 f1.i cc s . cake horizontally advisors are eager to help you f’ind Wonieli’s Entei-prisc Cent I-cs;mi W I> into 3 equal layers. vital industry facts and figures. 1 :tiid 11 111-si 7c‘d Place one layer in a of’f’iccs sa-vc smA rncd i shallow, flacbot- They can suggest how to improve busiiiesses in Wester-ti Canxla. With ted for the Grand Duke Cosimo I11 tomed bowl, preferably glass. Or cover your business plan. And they can 90 local ol’t‘ices. WC’I-c closc hy. So e beginning of the 18th century. The the bottom with ladyfingers, trimmed to help you access financing so your cali LIS, arid get our coniiec‘tions made it’s way to Britain where it fit. Brush or sprinMe 1/3 of the coffee business c2n grow. working i-or you. ansformed into trifle. Could have mixture evenly over the layer. Spread 1/3 of the mascarpone cream on top, cover with 1/ 3 of the zabaglione. Repeat with the remaining layers of cake, coffee Community Futures OMice 892-5407 mixture, mascarpone cream and WD Office 1-800-663-2008 zabaglione to make three layers ending Web Site 11 t tp://ww w. in yriadga te .net/wd/ with zabaglione. Sieve cocoa powder lightly over the top. Cover and chill at least 4 hours, up Making the right connections. to 3 days. To serve, spoon onto dessert CanacEi plates. EDUCATION ;s. Older students teaching younger ones pleases everyon t udents tcxhing vounger students is a method big and steady when it came to measuring out the right up and down wildly they which rdlv seems to work, and it certainly makes quantities in spoons and ladles. had to keep being remind- Seircrvbody happy. Jodi Lewis has been doing her They did the experiment of the dancing raisins, drop- ed to observe carefully so work es;cricnce in Ms. Anderson’s class at Squamish ping six raisins into the jar with vinegar, then adding they could make a record €3tmiciitLir~~School, and Jason and Josh thought it was the baking soda. Even though they knew what was of everything that hap- gr-tb,tt to tuve her supervise their very own science going to happen, they got so excited when the mixture pened. Drawing a picture ciperirnent, especially as their hands were not all that foamed over the top of the jar and the raisins bounced of it all was not so difficult, but writing the description 19.81 for : Light an tefluore d been in uamish SI cific Grea hayhac 1001 boar, ‘e for ligh five cent: 3 kilowat the event. She says positive thinking is the biggest arnish marathon runner Mae Palm aid in her training. ”If you think you can, PHONE 892,9161 e FAX 892-8483 3) ts to encourage struggling runners if you feel you can, then you can do it.” I eak through their mental barriers Palm was one of three women in the push themselves to run further than race in her age category. A total of 26 run- ners started the race, but not all of them fin- :;;year;;ci justSri ”If vou think vou ishedit. +Die ./ JOBS ...JOBS ... 50 Mile fool She would like to see JVU more people near her Reform policies - and businesses - together YOU can, then YOU age running and plans to start a running will create more lasting jobs than any government adn’t run more than can do it.” group to introduce new 1iles dt a time since -Mae Pah runners to a one-mile Restore honesty in gowernmenf! lLas Vegas marathon run, which is the first Ebruary and was a lit- barrier to break. lown about missing the deadline for Palm has run eight 50 mile races and Boston marathon. one 100 mile event, as well as numerous unning relieves the stress. It doesn’t marathons, including eignt iast year. HEFOHM PAATI OF DHITISH COLUUUIA :er what time you finish with, as long Before the lOO-mile, she had never run u finish,” she saw. more than 50 miles, but says she had no just made up her mind to run the problem doubling her distance with a lit- and finished with a time of nine tle positive thinking. ”If you don’t try it, s17 minutes and, despite the lack of you won’t know.” tion, wasn’t even sore the next Anyone interested in joining Palm’s distance of the run was greater running group can phone her at 898- ie 65 kilometres she drove to get to 4550. ASSOCIATION c.wx.!,:;!!)% Of ?i Servincj the Hzwe Sound zrzz - Sqi!an:it=,h Pembertm with a complete asphalt paving service Cl asphalt retnil saius Province sf British Columbia Pers collided in less friendly ways than this in Saturday’s 1-1 game. doriii ?sL ~WOIndo- ic. one call sku pi d i t y. ” I as disappointed in the players on both teams.” Term: Eighteen Mofiths I Savs the game has become much more aggressive than it used to be and players 1 Upset Stumpage: $22.23 per cubic nietre ti focus more on the game without retaliating on what they perceive are bad ’ I Logging Method: Highlead ever, aside from the penalties, the soccer that was played was good, with 1 aking an early lead with a goal froa Tim C’Brien. Indo-Canzdians tied the , Majkirig Har,me;: it will be the :espogs!bi!jt\; gf !he successf!il ,~r>t-~!l<~~~tr 1- tg n the second half, scoring on a penalty shot. acquire a timber marking hammer. ish FC’s last regular season game was a “hard-fought battle’’ with only 11 howing up. Muir said lacking key players and extra subs but still tying a sec- I Only tenders from Small Business Forest Enterprise Registrants. Catecp y 2 will be accepted. ace team shows the potential Squamish has for a winning premier soccer team. ’ p that has been showing up regularly has been battling hard. They get Additional information may be obtained from the District Manager, Squarnish Forest about the way the season went,” said Muir, who believes lack of support District, 42000 Loggers Lane, Squamish, B.C. VON 3GO. players and Squamish fans has hurt FC’s chances of a successful season. ,SPORTS SPEED IS KUL G US. Foul victory ea. UBC for 1 Part of the Pr-ovir-cral Road Safety Program. en , by a large margin if the gcme could have been I; ~'nsJ bit of a holloiv played out. v I c t or74 Io i t 11 e S q u a n-i ish ''We started to tire the Axem& rugby club as @ld Boys out. li: would DELIVEV ONLY. what ~vouldhaw been at have bccn a points free for lecrst n 26-14 win over the dL'. UBC Old Boys ~7illgo on SqEainish started the TG ORDER CALL record as ii 5-0 forfeit. game with an early try Vancouver Rugby Union from George Lewis to lead BLAKE HBPKINS TRUCKING *v rules state each side must 5-0 before LBC converted have at least 12 players LO two trys to pull ahead 14- play a match. UBC was 5. The Axemen came back able to fieid 13 players for in the second half with a Saturday's game on the converted try from field at Squamish Rolai-rd Saaiman and two Elementary School, but a from Steipeck to lead 26- ioul on Squamish's last 14 before the game was try led to three Old Boys called. being ejected. The Axemen have their Axemen Jeff Steipeck final regular season match I was just about to touch against the Kats in the bdl on the foul line Vancouver March 30 and when an Old Boy slid are hoping for a make-up under him in an attempt or exhibition game to keep the ball off the against the Scribes the fol- ground and cut Steipeck's [;wing week. A Squamish players tips the ball away in a lineout, Bvided by face with his cleats. Although this is a legal move, it wasn't executed properlv and resulted in injury; kading to the foul. In 1996 constrwtion wiil begin on tnis attractive Two other Old Boys to and modern Netahbowhoodb Pub. f~ be located clgl;ress"ively objected rwt to and io the riortii of the r'Jiaverick Bus the call, arid dl! threc IYCi-c DL'pc'. fo~lfcdout and ihe pime was declared forfeit. "The boys west disap- pointed they couldn't 1play.- t2:e whole ganie," .;aid Axenien director I:! '1 r: r: 9 1-4f Jo113 soli. I ncy have~l'tplayed a caniplete For inme information call Eivind Tornes at game fa- three weeks.'' .n .. 898-4814. jolwsotl believed the I . :,. The soccer field became a medieval battlefield Holland America §tours proportions Sunday as bitter rivals Squamish A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE and Cheeky Charlie's United fwght tooth and nl 1-1 deadlock, giving Khalsa the point they nee1 become Mountain Building Centres Men's League champions. "The game went very well until some playe away with a few cheap shots and the referee let calls go," said Sean Keightly of Cheeky Chi "There was lots of unsportsmanlike play on botk and the referee couldn't keep control. It spoiled should have been the premier game of the seasog "The game was mired by lots of incidents on thc STANDBY The referee lost, then regained control of the g A Khalsa player heads for trouble trying to keep the ball agreed Khalsa's Tom Johnstone. "Tempers were lo and save up to 60% off! in play in Sunday's game. David Donaldson photos it got ugly." htning atta The 2rst half was uneventful, with Jimmy Walkel ing early on for Cheeky Charlie's on a good ball On these selected departures: Gary Collins, and Johnstone tying it for Khalsa SC infrequent challenge in the second half when a larn how sive mistake led to an open net. Playing with the ire ball, a Cheeky Charlie's kept the pressure on in the SI p ball at tl half, but blew a penalty :-;hotthat could have turn( ms Statendam May 20 7 CAD $1,278 ks and game in their favor. When a malsa player was 6 hing Clini ms Westerdam # May 25 # CAD $1,170 1 yellow card for a dangerous tackle, a confused le progran ensued resulting in two players from Khalsa am basics of :all us for more information & departure dates. Cheeky Charlie's player being ejected from the ga )le body "It would have been nice to win the league on a oducing note," said Johnstone. hing teck In other men's league play the Lil'wat Coyotes fl 1 hardball up two spots to fifth position with their 2-1 victory lusiasts. 1 Continental Power Supply Ellis Moving Eagles 15 at the B T/OIWS Local 170 down to seventh with a 3-2 win, an( ure Centi --- ummrrh 0.c. Thunder Hawks dragged the Dynamos down to 1 pams 38033 Cleveland Avenue 892-5991 ber six in a 2-0 win. rsdays 6 1 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF MARCII 26, 1996 PI 33 SPORTS . .. .. W AGM TMURSDAY, MARCH 28, 7:30pm JUNIOR LOUNGE BRENNAN PARK LEISURE CENTRE HOWE SOUND .k@X I Restarat io ns ROOFING Ltd. b ided by Save-On Foods, and the prosam act as a positive influ- their friends because many parents ave some rivalries going. ence on the youths, as well as didn't know about the programs. ard has been keeping statis- noticeable improvements in the Woodard also runs a mini-basket- or the teams, which he says players' skills. ball program for children aged 9- the players coming back However, he would like to see 12. He instructs the young players eek to improve their stand- more of the older teens get in the basics of the sport - shoot- nd off the streets. With 28 involved on Friday nights. Many of ing, passing and switching hands, s in the teen league, and 18 them hang around the leisure cen- and drills them in these skills for 45 5 in each of the pre-teen tre but don't participate in the minutes each session before they s, the program is getting activities. Woodard tries to get the play a game. Adults can enjoy a attendance. "I never thought kids together for games of hockey drop-in basketball program as well, get this big." or indoor soccer, and there are arts Monday nights at Squamish rmer Squamish Cyclone and a and crafts, swimming and ice skat- Elementary School. r for the Red Wings in the ing all available to youths. The current floor hockey and bas- FREE ESTIMATES Sound Men's Hockey "There's lots for kids to do here ketball prograins are almost fin- e, Woodard, 23, is more than on a Friday night besides hangng ished, but hockey will be running to instruct the youths and out at pool halls." again from April 11-May 16, and ree the games. He's pretty strict He says many people aren't aware basketball fro-m April 11-June 27. t the rilles - any roughing or of the variety of programs available There is a roller hockey program ting ana you're kicked out of at the leisure centre, and more par- planned for June, with leagues pre- eague. So far there has been no ents need to come in with their teen, teen, adult and parent and lems with the play& hehav- children rather than just dropping child. Regstratim for all programs them off. is at Brennan Park Leisure Centre. 'Y.-. . . / 1". White Lightning zaps the The division 5 White Posse "should have and Lightning overcame the could have won the Posse 2-0 in an excellent game on four or five Howe Sound minor soc- breakaways" in the sec- cer game Sunday. ond half when they took The Posse was two men control of the ball, said short and brought up a Lightning coach Sean younger player from Keightly. division 9 to fill out the "Our team went in ranks. thinking they could walk White Lightning had it in the net, but the other CLOUDBURST \'\ M0 UNTA i N control with the wind team played exceptional- La, advantage and two goals ly well.'' White Lightning is in 'ere lost layer for the Posse defends the ball from a White from Adam Keightly in tning attacker. David Donddson photo the first half, but the second place in div. 5. APPLICATION Squamish cyclists tops in off-road race AREA D.016HA rn how to throw a p.m. at Burkard, Philip finished near the tops of ball, a rise and a Brackendale F itz m a u r i c e their classes at the second 11 at the Squamish Elementary and Spm and Chris annual Birkenhead River SCALE 1:2200 and Recreation Sundays 1Q a.m. Miller bowled Off-road Criterium March g Clinic April 4-21: to 11:30 a.m. at Shorts plus 153 in the 17. I BLOCK C -uromam will cover Brennan Park. ADins-over-aver- Scott Ross finished sec- sa an' basics of using your age tournament to finish ond in the expert category D.L. 1513 the ga )le body as well as The Garibaldi Special behind teams from Surrey with a time of 40:10, Troy 2 on a oducing advanced Olympics bowling team and Coquitlarn. Lynn was second in the Comments concerning this appiication can be rii;idc* 10 hing techniques for took third place at the Coach. Don John was sport category at 35:55, Don van der Horst at ~401- 4603 Kingsway, Hiirri:iI~~-,I3C Dtes rC I hardball and softball North Shore Special pleased with the team's followed by Kelvin rictory V5H 4M4. Be advised any response to this advciliscmcnt Iu. si a st s . Registration Olympics Ninth Annual effort, ending a successful Biberdorf in third place at will be considered part of the public rccord. For myinfor- ?agles 15 at the Brennan Park Five Pin Bowling season with a well-bowled 36 minutes. The race was mation, contact FOI Advisor, BC kinds, Lower Main1:ind n, an( lure Centre, and the Tournament March 17. tournament. held five kilometres north Region at 660-5500. ?n to1 pams will run Terry Miller, Dorothy I of Mount Currie, just past rsdays 6 p.m. to 7:30 Robichaud, Philip Three Squamish cyclists Owl Creek. Please quote file: 2406530 when making queries. Senior Boys GP W L T PTS Howe Sound Men's Hockey League Green Hornets (3) 14 8 4 2 18 Playoff Standings Rangers (1) 12 8 4 2 16 Invaders (2) 14 6 7 1 13 Howe Sound Youth Soccer League Standings as March 25 W L T GF GA PLM The Crew (4) 13 4 7 2 10 of Sq. Tire Red Wings 2 3 0 21 17 64 Warriors (5) 13 4 8 1 9 McDonald4 3 2 0 17 21 70 Div. 5 Div. 7 CP W L T PTS Cliff Runners (4) 13 10 2 1 21 Mexx Pub Flyers 3 0 0 12 5 47 Blue Thunder (5) 12 8 3 1 17 Horth's Hornets 0 3 0 5 12 39 White Lightntng (2) 11 7 3 1 15 Junior Posse (5) 13 7 4 2 16 The Posse (4) 11 7 4 0 14 Highlanders (2) 14 7 6 1 15 Brackendale Eagles (1)15 7 8 0 14 Finals Standings flames (1) 11 4 6 1 9 Mexx Pub Flyers 0 1 0 0 3 2 The Storm (6) 11 Chihuahuas (3) 15 1 12 2 4 3 7 1 7 Div. 9 McDonald's 1 0 0. 3 0 4 No Fears (3) 12 2 8 2 6 Blue Thunder (3) 14 10 0 4 24 Top 10 Playoff Scorers Player GP G A PTS PLM Senior Girls Rockets (2) 16 10 5 1 21 Scorpions (7) 14 8 2 4 20 Steve Sturgess (Red Win s) 5 5 5 10 2 Energizers (I) 15 9 5 1 19 Scott Hunter (Red Wings72 5 4 9 16 Sister Act (2) 15 6 5 4 16 Green Terminators (5) 13 6 4 3 15 Green Gators (6) 16 4 7 4 13 Barrie Woodard (Red Wings) 5 4 5 9 8 Blue Bobcats (4) 14 5 7 2 12 Brian Jahnke (McDonald's) 6 4 5 9 8 Dragons (3) 14 5 7 3 11 Wolverines (4) 15 1 10 5 6 Sharks (1) 14 1 12 1 3 Jeff Fryer (Red Wings) 5 1 7 8 10 intermediate Girls Darryl Craig (McDonald's) 6 5 2 7 19 Celtics (3) 13 11 1 1 23 Mountain Building Centres Men's Soccer League Myles Rosser (Flyers) 3 2 4 6 0 Squamish Navy (1) 13 10 3 0 20 Standings as of March 25 Jason Vanzella (Flyers) 4 2 4 6 12 Breakers (2) 14 5 8 1 11 Brian Robertson (McDonald's) 5 4 1 5 2 Smurfs (6) 14 4 8 2 10 PI. W L T GF GA PTS Neil Wippich (Flyers) 4 3 2 5 4 C hiquitas (4) 13 3 8 2 8 Squamish Khalsa 14 11 1* 1 44 16 25 AI Shultie (Red Wings) 5 3 2 5 8 Royals (5) 13 3 8 2 8 Cheeky C harlies 13922 29 15 20 Goaltenders' Records Junior Girls GP GA CAA SO PLM Magic Gold (3) 13 10 2 1 21 Ellis Moving Eagles 14 6 6 2 23 26 14 Steve Hadden (Flyers) 4 8 2.00 0 0 Cherry Blasters (5) 11 5 3 3 13 Continental Power 14 5 7 2 24 32 12 Gadge Jhuty (Red Win s) 5 17 3.40 1 0 Polars (4) 13 5 8 1 11 Lil'wat Coyotes 13472 36 28 10 Paul Savage (McDonal3 's) 6 21 3.50 1 0 Devils (6) 10 4 4 2 10 Dynamos 14 5 0 24 35 10 Murray Thrower (Hornets) 3 12 4.00 0 0 Skyhswks (2) 13 2 5 6 10 9" Squamish Squirts (1) 12 3 8 1 7 Local 170 14383 24 31 9 Thunder Hawks 14 4 10 0 34 54 8 I YOURDIRECTORY TO QUALITY SERVICES To BOOKYOUR SPACE CALL 892-91 61 AZTEC An independent Lennox dealer DON SMITH 898-41 11 PSYCHOLOGIST Stephen Milstein, Ph.d., R. Psych. HANDLING ALL YOUR Ulrich Lanius Ph.d., R. Psych. 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(B.C.) 1 ON A COMPARABLE SYSTEM 38112 Second Ave. 892-9209 I898-2027 FAX 898-2047 I 892-3930 I I THE SQUAMISH CHIEF MARCH 26, 1996 I35 - rgue \ PLM 64 ABBREVIATIONS ADVERTISING 70 The following is a list of acceptable 47 abbreviations. Please use these 39 abbreviations only. Not only does it FAX OR PHONE give our paper some continuity, but it makes it easier for the readers to 2 4 understand. PLM classified, special classifieds or display classifieds: 2 16 HONE: 892-9161 8 8 lnday to Friday ublishcrs do not accept 10 19 . = 5 p.m. 0 is Friday 12:OO noon 12 cement in the upcoming issue. 2 4 8 Y FAX MACHINE DIAL: 8924483 PLM PERSON OR BY MAIL: 0 500,38113 -2nd Avenue, Squamish, B.C. VON 3G0 0 Wn 0 to expansion, a larger STUDENTS Needed p/t YOUR Garden getting to be WESTPARK 1 BDRM. Suite, very clean, JANE DAIINELL essive Time Share Co. setting up and maintaining too much work? Let me help. APARTMENTS incl. all facilities & util’s, PROPERTY Bking the following staff info. boxes in Call 892-8447. (10-5 p.m.) 15 Spacious 1 bdrm., $525, $500/mo., N/S. Call 892- MANAGEMENT 3934. 13 ts Housekeeping Dept. Squamish/Whistler area. 2 bdrm., $575 and large 3 SERVICES LTD. Call Alison 892-8281. bdrm., $645. Suites incl. ~00c-c-c-cc-~0cc-cc-CICCC---CCC--C - ekeepers to clean & NORTHYARDS 2,000 13ccw heat, hot water, quiet - VIKING RIDGE 12-91 t in condos to stan- HOMEBASED sq.ft., 3 1/2 bdrms., 2 112 cccccIIccccIcc0cI.ccIlCCCCICCCCCCI 3 Bdrm., $950/mo. of excellence. Exp. Build a business that will location, close to schools. bath, porch, f/p, office, split ssary. *Team Leaders TELEMARKETER required give you additional income 38861 Buckley Ave. N/P. level. Recently renovated, Gas f/p. ervisors) who are fast & one day/week. Previous exp. or free you from your pre- Res. manager 892-36 16. N/S, N/P. Avail. immed., Avail. May l’st lous housekeepers, an asset. Call Alison @ 892- sent job eventually. Let’s TFN $900/mo. + portion utik excellent organiza- 8281. 13 talk (604)926-9447. 14 cIcccccIcIcII.cIcI0000~0000~0~0000 Call 898-23281688-1793. 14 WESTWAY VILLAGE cIcIccIII00~0cIIIccICCCCCICICCCIIC ~0~cccc~~cc~cc~cc~~~0000~0~0~0~0~~ & communication cIIIIIIcccccIlccIccc00--~0I00000I0 GARIBALDI GARDEN 2 Bdrm. who enjoy working as HOMEBASED CAREER IN VIDEO COURT 2 BDRM. Suite in Gari- Avail. April 1, Build a business that will Estates. Close to school & $550/$575/mo. of a dynamic team. PRODUCTION 1 And 2 bdrm, apartments c: give you additional income shopping centre. Avail. May $et cleaner - suited to Quality Video from $500 - $580/month. !liable 4 or free you from your pre- Heat, water and parking 1, N/S, N/P, $700. 898- Waiting list available for b, exp. pref’d., hrs. vary Offers Franchises in your 4468. 13 sent job eventually. Let’s area. included. the following properties: 5 2 - 7 hrs./day, 5 - 7 cccccc0ccccccIccccc00~0000000.0000 talk (604)926-9447. 14 Please call 898-9882. * MOUNTAIN VIEW week. Drivers license $25,000 will buy you over 1 BDRM. Suite for rent 00cccIIIIccIcIIcIccI.000~00~00~-00 19TFN MANOR ssary. To apply, pls. call $300,000 Video Production April 1. New unit at ilI! DISHWASHER Needed for ccccIcIcIccccIIccccc000000~~~00~00 * EMEKALD PLACE Eutive housekeeper on Power. Diamond Head Place. All Wigan Pier Restaurant. PIS. 2 BDRM. Bsmt. suite in * DIAMOND HEAD 13245 or 932-0887. 13 Offering: *Computerized appls., $550/mo. Call 898- send resume to P.O. Box Garibaldi Estates. Located PLACE ice*c c c 0 c c 0 c 0 0 0 0 c c 0 0 c 0 0 0 c 0 0 editing. *Business presenta- 4244. 13 I 1409 Squamish, VON 3G0. close to amenities, has a lrg. c~c0~cIcc0cccc0ccccc~~000000000~0~* HIGHLAND GLEN .. . E’RE Looking for a high- tion. *Special events. 13 *Award winning Internet yard with fruit trees. F/S, DENTVILLE House - 2 Ltivated individual who cccIc.00c~~cccccccc000~00~0~000~0~ w/d, N/S, N/P, ref’s req’d. bdrm. main floor suite, car- ALSO Ls good organizational designs and publishing and TALL SHIP ALE CO. * Avail. April 15/96, port, close to all amenities. See our ad under ipeople skills. F/T or p/t more !! F/T, P/T Store clerk/ofice $550/mo. + util’s. To view Avail. anytime, quiet area. Apartment 6t House shift avail. Must be will- We Do It All For You!! i person(s). Exc. P/R skills call Todd @ 537-7635/537- Phone 892-5476. 13 Rentals /to commit to a long For more info, call I and interest in micro-beers 0001. 13 WE SPECIALIZE IN ; lead position with Quality Video necessary as you will be 294,8003. 13 cIccIc~ccIcccIccI~cc00~00~00000~00 STRATA AND RENTAL is tler ’s busiest cleaning guiding scheduled tours. 3 BDRM. Thouse. Close to i cccc0cIIIcI~00cccccc0.00~~000000~02 BDRM. Bsmt. suite for MANAGEMENT pany. Call 932-3229 for Work exp. in Windows a Highlands Mall EQUAL Opportunity! The rent. Close to Garibaldi FOR MORE nterview.” 14 prerequisite. * F/T Delivery Avail. April 1,. $750/mo. women in our business can shcgping mall & school 0 (1s INFORMATION ).-cIcc 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0.0 0 0- 0 c 0 0 0 0 0 0 r driver/ b re wery worker. & util’s., N/P. Avail. Call Jane Damell @ 892- CALL 892-9190. TFN earn as much or more than 9190. 13TFN !L ‘N’SEA Restaurant - Physically fit, knowledge of immed., $600/mo. 898-3286 cc0cccc0~0~~0c0~c~0000000~c~~~.~~~ the men! If you’re looking 0000cccc~c-cccc0ccz~0~.~-c- imish, looking for p/t Greater Vancouver Area 3 BDRM. T/nouse with 4 for equ a i ity, Phone eves/898-9454 days. 13 3 BDRM. T/house with pri- 6, early eves shifts, good P/R skills and an inter- cccccc~0c0cc~00cc~c0~0~~~0~~00---- 1(604)975-5 196 toll-free 24 vate yard near downtown. appls., Wilson Village. j. to do all kitchen est in micro-beers necessary. hrs. Lve. msg. 14netA 1 BDRM. Apt. in Squamish. Avail. April $825/mo. Close to downtown 6r Heavy lifting, Clean driver’s 1, :s. Call Maureen 892- Avail. April l’st, $600/mo. cable incl. Fully renovated, schools, N/P, Ref’s req’d. 1. 13 abstract. Drop resume to: all util’s incl. Call 898-8298. N/dogs. Call 985-8888/892- Avail. April 1, $725/rno. 39002 - E Discovery Way, 13TFN 5655. 11TFN 892-2204. 13 Squamish, B.C. VON 3G0 2 BDRM. Suite for rent, Live in care giver. Must c0cc0cccccIccc.c0c~c00.~00000000-0 luent in Filipino lan- or FAX to 892-5606. 13ccw incl. f/s, w/d, wlstove. Gx;- e. Send resume - Box ~cIccIcc~ccccccIcccc~0000~~~~0000~Estates, close to the mall, ’ Garibaldi Highlands. THE Westbrook Whistler is NIP. Avail. immed., now seeking 2 self+fi:.otivat- $675/mo. + util’s., 898- .---CCCCCCCCC0CC-CCC0~0~0-0-0 ed individuals to work in 9023. 12TFN BARlSTAS D. Cooks & dishwash- our housekeeping depart- cccccc~0000ccc~.cc0c00~~0000000000 see Listel Hotel 932- ment. Must be enthusiastic, 1 BDRM. Suite in (Sales Associates ask for the chef. team oriented individuals Brackendale w/pr iva te mes are required. Wage who want to excel. Growth entrance, for one quiet, Full & Part-The nensurate with exp. opportunities for high per- N/S. Avail. April 1, Starbucks Coffee Company is renowned for our great formers. Contact: Deb $45O/mo., cable & util’s coffee ...and our great work environment. If you have a bv passion for fine coffee and outstanding customer service, Alexander 938-05 11 or 1- incl. Call 898-4803. 13 800-661-2321. ~~CCWA we invite you to explore everything we have to offer to the JNTAIN Burger House Iccccc0cIcIcIc~0cIcc00~000000~00~0 individuals who join us. ~cIIcI~0c~c0cIccIccc00~000~~00~000 res a cashier to work Our BARISTAS provide "knock-your-socks-off " serviL3 to ight shift. Must be a customers. Duti.-;: include preparingiselling espresso beverages. whole bean coffee and merchandise, as well as stocking and cleaning the store If you worker, p/t leading to Ainsworth believe you have the outstanding qualities required to join our team - previous ipply in person with customer service experience required - now’s the time to find out more\ le. 13 “Qut of Town Customer: please call-Collect” WANTED TO BUY: Nick Dehal Good Quality Sawlogs Peelers We offer competitive salaries plus partners who work 20+ hrs/wk are eligible for a full benefits package including medical/dental/vision insurance, RRSP, Bean Stock ‘The Self Employment OS6 (stock options), product discounts, and most importantly, great coffee! Sistance Grant Program in Fir, Spruce, Balsam, If you are interested in some truly top-of-the-line rewards with i) offers alternatives to peo, Pine, Birch or Aspen a progressive, people-oriented company, take a closer look looking for employment. If ai Starbucks. We invite you to APPLY iN PEESON at tbe 1 are collecting unemploy- For a competitive price and Starbucks nearest you! nt insurance, you may be further information contact: Starbucks is an equal opportunity employer committed to !rested in receiving more hiring a diverse work team. ormation about the SEA Iarnell McCurdy rant and becoming self- !56-5213 - office oyed. Contact 892-5467 to 256-5250 - fax iter for our free ”Business !56-7359 - home Start-Up” Workshop!” 72-6466 - autotel THE STARBUCKS EXPERIENCE AVAIL. April 15th. in the 6 BDRM. House, lrg. fenced 2 BDRM. House with FOR LEASE Highlands 0 3 bdrm., 1 1/2 lot, 2 full bath, wood stove, dble. garage, lrg. 3 BDRM. T/house with 3 bath Rancher, fenced back- in Valleycliffe, $I, 150/mo. bdrm., and en-suite. Excellent 4000 plus Sq. Ft. of quality finished bath., 5 appls., 2 parking, yard, hot tub, lrg. deck, + util's. Ref's req, 892-3173. for $I,OOO/mo. Call space at 38049 2nd Ave. Fully air condi- N/P, N/S. Avail. May 1/96, $1,00O/mo. + util's. 898- -13avTFN 5904. 14ccw tioned, ideal tbr single or multiple tenant use. $850/mo. Phone 898-5936. 1500 or 644-5935. 15 14 0ccIIccIccccccIcIcc0~00000.~~~0~00--0cIIcIccIIIcIc0ccccc~0~~00~0~00000 Competitive rates. For leasing information GARI-Highlands great 2 BDRM. Main floor of 4 Bdrm. house on contact: Bjorn Nilsson at 892-3571 house for rent. Avail. 3 BDRM. Home with in-law immed., $650/mo. N/P. Call suite. Avail. May l'st, n 892-3826. 14 $1,20O/mo. + util's. N/S, cccccIcIIcc~ccccccIcI/CICIICIICCIC N/P. Ref's req'd. 898-3449. appis., cable. N/S, N/P. 2 BDRM. Bsmt. suite or 3 13A Avail. April 1, $950/mo. + bdrm. upstairs for rent in ~c0c0ccIcccIcccc00~c0~~.00~00000~~util's. 896-2479. 14ccw Valleycliffe. Call 892-3258 for rent in Highlands F- 2 BDRM. Cedar - Cottage OcOcIccIIccIcOccccOcOOOOOO~O~OOOOO after 6 p.m, 13 sq.ft., 2 1/2 bath., 7 in beautiful Paradise Valley VALLEYCLIFFE - 3 Bdrm. c------c-I-----O---O------f/p, lrg. deck, very pr on Cheakamus River. upstairs & 1 bdrm. down - 3 BDRM. Rancher on lrg. All Signs Suited for prof., N/Scouple. f/s, w/d, d/washer, drapes. fenced lot. Avail. April 1, Ref's req'd. Avail. immed., Avail. April 1, $1,20O/mo. $950/mo. Call Jane Damell 6800/mo., 898-9182. 13 892-9802. 13 @ 892-9190. 13TFN 892-3571. 13 . .Olr~CCOCCCCCCCCCCICO~OOO~OOOrOOO OccccO.OccccOc(Occ)OOOOO~~~OOOOOO~ c.(~ccc~c~Icc(cII)~O~OO~O~~O~O~~OO Deluxe 28' Motorhom dual airbal fridge, stove, tv/vc $950/wk. incl. 140 free, .16 cents km. over. 898-3491. 13 c0ccc0Ic0cIIc~cIcc0c000000~0 NEW 27' Motorhome, equipped + bike rack, 95 CAVALIER 4 vcr, a/c, $950/wk. Call Three bdrm condo, Brand New, Maple Tree Court, Government Rd., $950.00/mo.Avail. imrned. 3736.24 ccccccI0ccIII0ccc~cccIlclclc 1 BDRM., en-suite, pr PHONE: ROD DEROUlN BLACK TUSK REALTV' PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 892-5954 entrance (Bed & Brea new lodge, N/s, pa min. 2 nights, daily - COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERSNetwork Cla~sifieds~~~weekly - $150.898-4 A ' ' I * ' I " These ads appear In approximately 100 for25words To place an ad call each lhls paper or the BCY- B,irl,A c,lrrnblPord Yrhor community newspapers in B.C.and Yukon p75$6.00 and reach more than 3 million readers. additional word CNA at (604) 669-9222 -~ ANNOUNCEMENTS BUSINESS EDUCATION - - ~ - _-HELP -WANTED __ --PERSONALS - - REPORT POACHERSI OPPORTUNITIES BE A Successful FIRE CHIEF full-time LIVE, ACCURATE, Private investigationhe- ATTENTION ENTRE- Writsr ...write for money needed in the Village ol Professional psychics tell search group seeks infor- PRENEURS. Great busi- and pleasure with out Burns Lake. 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STEEL BUILDINGS :allnent 1-800-505-8866. gyants and loans. - EDUCATION TERTRUCKS. 10 loaders, COUNSELLOR TRAIN- E.maiI: Vi s i on STEEL BUILDINGS: 8082 (pager) or call co 3ECENTLY BANKRUPT? ING Institute of 6 plowtrucks, 10 com- Q Montana.com. pactors, 8 lowbeds, 5 "Cheaper Than Wood". 987-2713. 15 'inding it hard to focus on Vancouver offers corre- Satifsfaction backhoes, P&H crane, Quonset-Straightwall IN 'our financial future? spondence Courses for gull- quonset, Structural Steel 0cIIcccccI0cIIccIIc00c000.. hen there in 94, Spent the Diploma in Kenworth dumps, 4 fuel trucks. Call Vic 1-604- IF YOU are a single, lone- Buildings. B.C. Company, rebuildina. financiallv Counselling Practise to MIDDLE Aged female 15 493-6791. ly adult, let The Swan and we won't be undersold. idependent Yn 96. Detaik begin March 30. For a The Rose Matchmakers Service and satisfaction ing for shared accom. -___Call Ron (604)951-2524. brochure phone Toll-free FOR SALE MISC. Ltd. help you find a long guaranteed! Western ;ANADIAN LAUNCH! 1-800-665-7044. SAWMILL $4895. SAW term relationship. 1-800- Steel Buildings 1-800- iweden's number 1 sell- A NEW Career? Trained logs into boards, planks, 266-88 18. 565-9800. ig skin care line is now apart ment/condom inium beams. Large capacity. CANADA'S MOST Gifted ECONOMICAL PRE-EN- iere. Earn weekly com- managers needed - all Best sawmill value any- Psychics have answers to GINEERED Metal nissions, monthly royal- areas. We can train you where. Free information. your problems or ques- Buildings. Standard build- ies and national profit right now1 Free job place-' 1-800-566-6899. tions about health, love, ing sizes or custom de- #haring. Sell direct or ment assistance. For in- Silvacrafl Sawmills, 6625 relationship, money, lucky signed to suit your needs. luild your sales team. formation/brochure call Ordan Dr., 8-2, numbers. $3.49/minute. For best pricing and ser- :all Oriflame Canada 1- 681-5456, 1-800-665- Mississauga, Ontario L5T 18+. 24 hours. 1-900-451- vice phone: 1-800-773- 4 "e 100-363-4585. 8339. IN. 4336. 3977. L r THE SQUAMISH CHIEF MARCH 26, 1996 37 1-suite. 4 /(llrJG FOR EXCEPH OLDER Mobile home with RAIN or shine. Lots of boys JOLLY Jumper, Snugli, Irg. 1985 CELEBRITY 1988 MAZDA D2600 p/up, 0. Call iAL TENANTS? lrg. addition completely clothes & toys. Odds & papazan chair w/cushion, Eurosport Wgn. - 8 pass., 4 x 2 extended cab no further.... a quiet renovated lrg. lvg/rm., new ends. 1071 Glacier View hanging basket chair loaded, $2,500 obo. Call w/canopy. Body in ex. c400-ccIc-~ ‘familyof 3 is looking carpet & lino, Jacuzzi tub & Dr., 930 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. w/stand, 10 spd. bike, ladies 898-3367. 13 shape. Needs engine work, [YARDS ie your house a home! skylight in dinindrm. Low 13 Wifa skates (size 6), 898- 0c~~0ccccc0~ccIcccIcCCC-CICCC-’CCC $2,000. 898-4762. 1 ~CCW 00-0000-000000c-0000000~000~000000 e on 112; Ig to sign a min. 1 year monthly pad rent. Must be 4568. 13 1988 VW Fox - 2 dr,, 4 spd., CcrOc-rcOcc--Oc-r-cO---rC-- 1, $1,0001 N/S, NIP & Ref’s, a seen to be appreciated, 2 FAMILY - Household 00cc0c-cc-cIccc-cc0~~000~00000~~00110 kms., 1 owner, very 1978 CHEV 1/2 ton - new : Darnell 3rd is preferable. $29,500. Phone 898-4638 goods, appls., tools, doors, 1 CONVAIR Designline Si clean. Exc. running COII~., 350 mutor, transrnission & -9190. T WE OFFER IS after 6 p.m. 13 f/P 9 woodstove. List items - fan w/cold water cooling price to sell, $2,200. Call niore, $2,000. Cali 898- preview. March 30, 10 PROMISE TO YOU Sat., system, good for lrg. rooms. 898-9508. 13 4649. 13 a.m. 2 p.m. 898-4452. 13 cII0c~~c-ccc0~c~0ccc.~~~0~0~0~-0~~ YOUR HOME - Sale price $300. PIS. call c0ccI000c0cIc0cccIcI00000000000000 LATE & WELL PRIME Commercial office 892-5365 after 1 p.m. or 86 CHRYSLER LeBaron INED. 892-9343 space for lease, 38155 2 nd YARD Sale - Sat., March GTS - 4 dr., auto., 2.5 L, 4 - lve/msg. 13 1988 0 25’ ROADWAY 5th 30, 10 a.m. @ 38824 cyl. Good cond., $2,100. -4907 (eves). 15 Ave. Avail. March 01/96. 0ccIcIcIc-0ccccIcII-0000000000000. Buckley Ave. Toys, linens, Wheel, $16,000. Call 898- 892-3064.0’7TFN SEAR’S Kenmore dryer in Phone 898-3956. 13 9065. 13 Laz-boy recliner ti much 00000000c000000c00-00~00000000~0~- ccIIIIcIccIc0cI0cIIIICCCIICCIICCCI more. No early birds pls. good working cond., $80. c~~ccc~0cc~c~~cI0I~0C--CCCCCC-c--C located in the FOR Rent - 1500 sq.ft. Call 898-3744. 13 1984 DODGE Colt - 2 dr., CUSTOM Built building , heated, Canceled if raining. 13 h/b, 47,017 or kms. exc. B.C. Approx 0cc00ccccccIcIIccIc~0000000000000. motorhome, 26’, sleeps 5. ’ $I,OOO/mo. Office space cond., $1,950 obo. Call sa.ft . , finished bsmt ., 4 x 8 POOL Table w/acces- Phone 896-1555. Asking also avail. if needed. Call 898-232 1. 13 s., 3 bath., 6 appls., sories, 66 g fish tank $3,000. 13 SURPLUS Asphalt & 0ccccccIIc~c0~cIIIc000000~000~~00~ 898-5811 ask for Holden. 13 c~ccccIcc~c0-00.~ccI~~~0~0~00~000~ =&’ g. room, RSF wood- w/accessories, 5 Discus fish, all new carpet, all cI0ccccIcc0cIccccc0~CIIICIIICCICIC Cedar Shingles for sale. All 1988 CHEV Celebrity - new materials, low, low 35 g fish tank wlaccessories. 27’ BAYLINER Cornrnand “U STORE IT 0 auto., p/b, p/s, air/cond., prices. Call 898-9819. Call Randi 898-5045. 13 bridge. Will sell $10,000 or . For more info., Ministorage space avail. in very low kms. Decent shape 34TFN cIcccI00ccccccIcIcc~0.000000~~00~0 part trade for smaller boat. new facility mid March/96. in 6r, out. Asking only Call 898-3959. 13 Bay sizes vary from 10’ x 15’ c0cII000~00c0c0cc0cc000000~000000~ CHIPPER - powered $3,200 obo. 898-4468. 14 to 10’ x 32’ with garage door SEARS Airtight wood stove through a tractor or E motor CC00CC0~CCC00CCCtl0-00000~00000000 $500, 20’ sailboat (15 66 h.p) Price $5,500. bdrm. Condo apart- opening. Located in - - - ‘80 PONTIAC Sunbird - Daysailer, new main sail, Call 589-6421 (Surrey). 16 DRY WALLERraperslFinis in Diamond Head Squamish Industrial Park. 2.8 - V6, auto., white, s/roof, new Spinnaker fiberglass c~cIc~ccc.~II~I00/~c~.~~00~00~00~0 her - Texture, ceiling and Development. Phone 898-3022 for more am/fm cass., new front tires, info.” 12TFN hull, aluminum mass - RESTAURANT Equip. for 24 1,000 kms., $1,000 obo. repair. Free Estimates, call 13,000 below mar- Daniel 892-2304. 13 0CIIIICIICCCCIIII00C00000000000000 $1,500. 898-5954. 13 ue. Must be owner sale, convection oven, After 6 p.m. 898-4192. 13 “STOREFRONT avail. in ccccIcIIc0cccIccIccI00000000~00000 Hobart Grater, dbl. s/s sink, d. If first time buyer, 18.5’’ ROCKY Mnt. - equip, $5,000 down with new facility in Squamish refridge sandwich table & orhome, Industrial Park, 1,500 sq.ft. rock shocks, suncros seat more. Call 892-8282 before ke rack, age, taxes, maint. fees, post, and handlebars, Ti ‘87 RANGER S/B Approx $700/mo., with loading bay. Phone noon. 14 Extended cab, 4x4, 2.9 L, vk. Call 898-3022 for more info.” seat, new x - ray gripshift er than paying rent. speed pedals. Great cond., V6, 5 spd. Fiberglass canopy, r 924-0932 or 932- 12TFN boat rack, 107,000 km. c0cIIcIc-- 898-3745. REGENCY suite, pr 13 13av 1989 5.0 L, 5 spd. FORD Good tires, $5,999 obo. PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER INC ..cI0cIcccIIcccIcIcI00000- Mustang (blue), winter 892-9566/898-4208.04TFN I1 77 Murine Llrivt:, ccIc0cc0ccccccccc0~cICCIICICICCIII North BALD1 Highlands WE Purchase l’st or 2’nd stored. Exc. cond., asking ,CCCCIICI0rrCC00lr0C~-000000000000 Vancoicucr bright updated mortgages. Top prices paid. SCUBA Diving gear for sale $8,000 obo. Call 898-2730 84 BLAZER - 4 x 4, auto., 98018501 er. Off white carpets Call Don 892-9027. 16 - drysuit, tank, weights, etc. or 898-4614. 13 2.8 L rebuilt engine, $2,000 out, 2 sets French C0~0CIC~0CIC0000CII0CCIIIICICCICCC Call, take a look, make an obo. Call 898-2700. 13 offer, 898-9081. 14 dining & master bed BY Owner, 1.3 acres in ,CC.0-C00--C~rrlCCC0c~0.~~0000~000 beautiful Paradise Valley. ’ decks, RV parking. 1993 CHEV Ext. cab - WE Sell 18” shakes - $90 sq, 30. 898-3959. 14 Small house with well, sep- shortbox, 4 x 4, fully It aded, ise. ram 898-2504. 17 --c0cc -cc00ccc0 c0.ccc0- tic and hydro. Asking P .,.fL - 2 tone (burgundy/beige) $155,000. Call 896-2248. 0c0IccIccc00ccI0cccI~000~0~-~00000 WHITE Clawfoot bathtub, new tires, 60,000 kms., ask- 1994 TOYOTA Land Cruiser, e. Call to view 13 ing $21,000. 892-3826. 13 iuto, 1 owner. low mileage besl larger size 0 $400. Bubble cccccIccccc.ccc0c~cc0000000000~000 00--0~0000~00000-0----000.0-00--00 4WD in the world! $59,995 77-2877. 13 style 20 g fish tank - $50. --C-CCC0r00C-I00LC00000.- FOR Sale 7600 sq.ft. view - Call after 6 p.m. 898-3380. VATED 3 Bdrm. lot. Fully serviced, Hospital Hi!! area, 892-9109. 14 13 e, 5 appls. Asking cc.0I~0~cc.~0000c0cc00~000~0~~0.0- 00. Call 898-4705... WASHER & Dryer - $400 obo. Call 892-3173. 13TFN Zzkk28 New & Old Homes Squamish SPCA Annual c000c0ccc~0000ccc-c00~0000000-~0-- 1993 JEEP YJ, black, 45,000 km, PARTS SALES 0 SEWVlCE General Meeting is taking COMMERCIAL Quality 5 speed $14,995 place at Jeff Shea ED in Squamish the shelter @ 7 pool table for sale 0 $1,200. Phone: 898-S~!l898-2378 - 10 x 40, furnace, p.m-9 Wed., March 27/96. Call 892-5642/898-9010. 14 shower, stove, patio 13A 7 YEAR OLD IMMACULATE HOME SATELLITE Owner built, 2 level, 7 Vacuum Cleaners SERVICES 995 DODGE CLUB CAB pick-up, bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, auto, V8,19,000 km, emerald green including a self-contained x 681-4000/685- -Saies & Service - $24,995 2 bdnn. in-law suite. Over J. Robinson 3,500 sq. ft. finished area. Games room, rec. room, --~cccc0I~cI0cccIcIIc-ccc 892-5e27 898-1589 $y utility room, 3 fireplaces, T and cozy 12 x 60 radiant heat, jacuzzi, tiled roof, fenced lot. Double garage, & lots more. Includes all appliances. McDougall’s Music Asking $285,000. WEEKLY SPEClAL Call Joe Kerford 898-5859 CITIZEN VCR with a Dd MULTIPLE REALTY 2 head, remote control, 1 year parts & labour guarantee ---cccccI00cccIccIcICCCCCC (604)434-143 1 $249.95 Open Tuesday to Saturday Order by phone 892-9033 892-531 0 898-9797 ->Hotline same day service Invitation to Tender BIRKENDALE din B.C. TREE SERVICE Yor&e 21st century Professional Tree Care 1993 OLDS ACHIEVA V6,3.3, NC, Description RdkXtXlCe ClOsingDate power locks, 50,000km, $1 1,995 I To provide aU-hund Q67101 03Apr. 96 backhoerental- qualnhh,whistler and pembeaon areas. Details available from the office of B.C. Hydro Purchasing 1993 GRAND CHEROKEE LAREDO 6 cyl., auto, fully loaded, dark blue. 1 BC 892-TWS Manager, 691 Southpoint Drive, 13th Floor, Burnaby, $25.888 I V3N 4x8;(604) 528-2577/2560. Sealed tenders clearly marked with reference number will be received at the above address until 11:OO a.m. on the above closing date. Mernational project Wed in Canada by Airport Service CH-IN CANADA in BChydro .,,m Dinner Occasions conjunction with Planning a Wedding? The United Nations I All Vehicles Safety Inspected 8 Air Environment Program Call 898-3387 Cared. Bank Financing Available. / 38 &# XLIRCII 26, 1996 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF NU-LOOK Kitchens FRIENDLY GlANT RISE & PLAY HOW Will you pay for your RUDKIN, Gerard Harry. ROOM For rent, Paul Bryant L3a y ca re DAYCARE child's education? Start sav- Died Sunday, March 17, entrance & privat 802-2300. A licensed group daycare Quality licensed daycare ing now, in USC's Tax 1996. Born May 10, 1908 Avail. March 15th tc Tyvan, Saskatchewan. 1 OTFN operating since Nov. 1988 for 2 0 5 year olds. Sheltered High Return N/S person. Washer 1 at the Civic Center. Ages: *Currently registered in Savings Accounts. Monthly Former resident of incl., $350/mo. 89 Woodfibre for 37 years. 18 nio's to 5 years - Offer: EARLY CHILDHOOD deposits from $10 and max- 11 E Predeceased by wife Nancy ECE & First Aid Qualified EDUCATION imum program flexibility. rom: I of Vancouver and brother Staff. * Structured Program *Full &L P/time programs. For further details, call LOST - Teal gree - Marc Stanley of Montreal, Que. Kindergarren pickup *First Aid Certified Alison Scully @ 892-8281. wallet with purple - * Survived by son Glenn AI *Structure Program 13ccw Reward if returne from local schools * Swim (Barbara) Rudkin and Re Program + access to other 1048 Glacier View, G.H. cIcc~c~~~ccc~~cc~cc-~~~~~~~.~~~~0~contents intact. 6( wri * daughter Kathleen (Jerry) 6167. 13A rccrcat ional programs. *'898*9551. 11TFN Boothroyd of Squamish, All cc0~ccIc-~~~cc~ccc0~ccc-I Fu 11 - t I nie/Pa r t - t i me * be daughter Heather Harding NEW House for rt 4:I~rop-in(3-5 years only). REQUIRED: 20 people to of North Vancouver. Six hdm., 2 bath., lrg. L Nai Cii11 898-2 399. Babysit in my home lose 5 to 50 Ibs. while mak- Nai TFN WILL grandchildren & one great s/deck, Jacuzzi, f/p) _,_c___rrc_r-c.cr_~cC_C_C_C_Cr___C anytime. Loving caregiver ing income. Stop the diet granddaughter. Also sur- garage, $1,2OO/mo dah TINY FLOWER & mother of a toddler, treadmill with this pain-free vived by his brother Wilfred Ma weight loss system, and family preferred. Lv Dal CHILDREN'S CENTER understanding of the child- (Ermine) of Nanaimo. 898-4690. 14 Licciised Quality L3:iyczire care dilemma. Let me help. make money. Ph. 1-604- Memorial service Friday, anc CCCCIC.lrrCe-rCrr00C-C/rr 1'rt.szhc)oI Prograin. phone Louisa @ 898-2031. 975-5196, 24 hrs. toll free. March 29,1996 @I2 p.m. St. usi *: I .3 Lve/msg. 14netA DAYCARE Needed Bre itis openings f/t, p/t SL Philips Anglican Church, home or mine. C; ~0~~c~c~0c0~ccC~ccc.c0~0Cc~~~c~e~~ec0cccc~~cccccc~~~I~~~~~~~~~000c~~ lndi drcy in. 3737 W 27th. Reception to ferred. Call Jane 89 ATTENTION Parents: Is BREAK Free! Tied to a follow in Fireside Room UP * Age 2,1/2 - 5 yrs. after 6 p.m. 13 Tou your child's care provider desk? 50% of people dislike Church Hall. Donations to * KIndcrgarten l)rop-c?ff SL Ple licensed? Care for 3 or more their jobs. Why not: start Hilltop House, Squamish, Pic k - up. 1/2 DUPLEX, Brack req children unrelated to the your own business? Work 5 - B.C. 13 'j: E.C.E. &L First Aid qiiali- All I care provider requires a 10 hrs./wk. Outstanding tax brand new. Long ter fied staff. license. Call Health Unit @ advantages. Ph. 1-604-915- ant desired, pets Ma1 38357 Buckley Ave. the 892-3585. 13 0696 toll free. Lve/msg. $1,1OO/mo. Call h, 892-5566. PLEASE NOTE: Too late to classify 898-9328. 13 Plei TFN c~~ccO~ccccc~OccIcc~~~~~O~~~~OOO~~13netA ads are accepted only after 12:OO p.m. ~c.~~ccc~~~c~c~~c~c~CC-C-CC-CCC--C LOVING mother avail. to CCCCCCC-CrZI-CC--rCI----0--00-0-0- and before 5 p.m. Friday at the rate of HOWE SOUND care for two children ages 18 $7.00 for 20 words or less, and .25c 4 bdrm home in Hig INFANT[ mos. to 4 yrs. in my for each additional word. They are for rent, $IOOO/mo. TODDLER DAYCARE Brackendale home, full or accepted on a first come first served now. Home is also fc Buckley Ave. basis, and are printed only if space month to month 38370 p/time. Lrg. fenced in yard, permits. The Squamish Chief cannot (behind Squarnish toys, arts & crafts, quality be responsible for errors or omissions Call GENA, NRS, Elementary School) care! Phone 898-9412. 14 as these ads may not be proof read 3571. or d QUALITY DAYCARE, z~000ccccccccI-00~~c0~~~~~~~0~~~~~ because of time constraint. prio SPOTS FOR CHILDREN EX PER1ENCED Caring MOVING to Squamish. AGED 3 WKS. TO 3 mother will babysit in my Looking for a female friend. YEARS OF AGE home. Past & present ref's. Pls. send a picture with your IC Hours of operation: For more info. call 898- letter to: Laszlo 5075 COOPER, Mon. - Fri. 9747. Near Mamquam Cultus Lake Rd., Sardis, peacefully on March 23, 1996, Ethel Me E.C.E. QUALIFIED Elementary. 13 V2R4C6.13 Cooper of Squamish, born September 16, I STAFF beloved mother of Orville, Ronald, Har BF We offer a special Mervin, Leona, Alva, Viola, Ivan, Betty, Edna co~np(iwnt for teen moth- PROVIDER NEEDED! Gary. Her amazing grace, kindness, gentleness ers ;ltteildlI1g HOW^ St>und We offer full training and ongoing support, necessary equip steadfast faith is a shining legacy for her 11 ( ment, insurance and payment for statutory holidays. Sec ond a r y Sc 11 oo1. dren, 39 grandchildren and her many great gn 892-5796 or 892-5365. Currentlywe have a 7-month-old boy in thevaileycliffe area in children. Funeral service will be held on Satur 43TFN need of care starting mid-April. Prwider must be reliable and March 30 at 1:OO p.m. in the Chapel of Schoeni cc- flexible as mom's work schedule varies. Funeral Service, 5 13 Seymour Street, Kamlol gular 1 If you are interested in providing loving care, Wee Watch B.C. If so desired donations to Hilltop House, j April, a For first-class attention... would welcome your call. 6000, Squamish, B.C. VON 3G0 would be apprl 96 at book a display classified ated. Squamish Funeral Chapel entrusted u 355 2fl Call 892-9 161 $984532 arrangements. enda I wing a yone v ular IV Irk not mcil r~ -rEA irsuanl snded: . Makir Insurance Agencies Ltd. in the incluc HOURS ' APPe PWACYAND VIEW April, Mon. to Wed. 9 a.m. - 6p.m. Much larger than it looks! Executive style one le Thurs. to Fri. 9 a.m. 8 p.m. 1 FUR CALL DAN SULLIVAN - three bedroom home. Two deluxe baths. Huge far Saturday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. ncil of 1 FOR MORE DETAILS room. Vaulted ceilings and skylights. Many custom J tures. Now only $279,500. Call Bernie 892-9256 to vi H.A. TI BTR 898-5924 (24 tprs.) 898c4-088 or follow arrows to Open House. =ommi BLACKTUSK REALTY LOCATED IN THE HIGHLANDS MALL rd this lr rent, -L private h 15th to Washer ( Imo. 896 NOTICE OF NEIGHBOURHQOD .0000CIcIC-. tom: August 19th - September 1st, 1996 & September 3rd, 1991 PUB REFERENDUM RESULTS tal greer - March 31st, 1997 A referendum was held on Saturday March 2, 1996 to determine the degree of community support wiihin a or Purple All Ice Users are requested to forward their 1996-1997 Ice USC returned mile radius for a proposed Neighbourhood Pub at 40452 Government Road. A 66% majority in favour wi Requirements for the Brennan Park Leisure Centre Ice Arena, ii achieved in this referendum. ttact. 60 writing before Friday, May loth, 1996 at 4:OOpm. Persons wishing to appeal any aspect of the conduct of the referendum must submit an appeal in writing to th All requests MUST be in writing - no bookings or requests wil CCC0CCCCCC~ be taken by phone at this time. Please indicate the following. undersigned no later than 4:30 pm on Thursday April 4, 1996. e for rer J.E. Barry h., lrg. Name of Organizat ion/lndividual Municipal Clerk ki Name of contact person & phone number for both izzi, f/p, day & evening calls ,2OO/mo. Mailing address NOTICE OF PROPOSAL rred. Lve Dates ice requested; be specific-indicate month/date beginnins f and month/date ending, include any period your group will not be r c 00 cr0 /r c r. CALL FOR LEASE using your regular ice time: example.. . Christmas/Spring Needed . Break/Easter, etc. The District of Squamish invites proposals for the lease of lands (Lot 3, Plan 5201) in the Cheeky( line. Cal Indicate any Special Events - include date, times and any se* Fan Area from interested persons or corporations. The Lands are zoned “Resource” under thf Jane 892 up times, etc. example ... Carnival, Halloween, Hockeb District’s Zoning Bylaw. An information package is available at the Squamish Municipal Hall. 13 Tournaments, Jamboree. Proposals shall set forth in sufficient detail the uses proposed for the lands, non-habitable building: CcccC~cCccC. Please indicate all ice cleans and/or floods required whec which would be required, financial ability of proponent to carry out the proposal and the amount the C, Bracke~ requesting ice times. ,ong tern All Ice Users must attend the Ice User’s meeting on proponent is prepared to pay for the lease. Interested persons should set forth their proposal for the I, pets May 29th, 1996 at 7:OOpm in the Jr. Lounge of use of the lands in duplicate and submit them to the undersigned by 4:30 pm on Friday April 12, 1996. Call Mi the Brennan Park Leisure Centre. The District of Squamish reserves the right to reject any and all proposals; to require of proponent: Please either mail or drop off written requests to: to provide more information; and to accept incomplete offers. J.E. Barry, cc0 0000- *I,, Squarnish Parks and Recreation Director z in High1 Mr. Bob Kusch Municipal Clerk >OO/mo. A District of Squamish is also for Box 310 nonth re[ Squamish, BC NOTICE OF VON 3G0 or drop requests off at the Leisure Centre office NOMINATION PERIOD prior to May loth, 1996. NOTICE is given to the electors of the District of Squamish that a local election will be held or Saturday, May 11, 1996 to elect one Councillor for a term ending December 1996. Nominations for qualified candidates will be received during the following times at the office of the MEETING- Chief Election Officer, Squamish Municipal Hall, 37955 Second Avenue, Squamish. B.C.: MAY 29TH, 1996 AT 7:OO P.M. 9:OO a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 26,1996 JUNIOR LOUNGE - 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 27,1996 to BRENNAN PARK LEISURE CENTRE Wednesday, April 3,1996 (excluding holidays) FOR FURTHER INFORMATION 8:30 a.m. - 4:OO p.m. Thursday, April 4, 1996 PLEASE PHONE 898-3604 Nomina ions must be made in wr ting in accordance with s. 72 of the Municipal Mct by two persons who are electors of Squamish. Nomination packages with forms and information on the requirements I for making a nomination will be available at the Squamish Municipal Hall during regular business “OUNCILw hours, Monday - Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., except holidays. I jular Council Meetings for the District of Squamish for the month NO NOMINATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER 4:QQpm. THURSDAY, APRIL 4,1996. \pril, 1996 will be held on April 2, 1996 at 3:OO p.m. and April 16, 1996 at 7:OO p.m. in the Council Chambers at the MImicipal Hall; 37955 2nd Avenue, Squamish. -PETCHING CLINIC Agenda Packages for regular meetings of Council are available for viewing at the Municipal Hall. For Hardball & Softball Enthusiasts! Learn how to throw a Curve Ball, a Rise and Drop Ball. This program will cover the basics of Pitching using your whole body as weil as introducing advanced - Anyone wishing to be placed on the agenda to address Council at a - Pitching techniques. Bring your glove, ball & cleats. This program begins on Thursday April 4 - April 21. regular meeting may do so by delivering a request in writing to the Fee: $15. Register at the Brennan Park Leisure Centre. This program begins on Thursday April 4 - 21. Clerk not later than 1200 noon on Tuesday preceding the day of the Council meeting. THURSDAYS 6 - 7:30pm Brackendale Elementary SUNDAYS 10 - 11:30 am Brennan Park I PUBLIC NOTICE ITEMPORARY INDUSTRIAL USE PERMIT Pursuant to the provisions of the Municipal Act, R.S.B.C., 1979, Chapter 290, Section 975 as amended: Q? TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the District of Squamish is considering passing a resolution to allow the issuance of a Temporary Industrial Use Permit. The proposed Temporary Industrial Use Permit will, under conditions specified in the permit, allow: A Dimension Stone Fabrication Plant with Office and Caretaker’s Suite; storage of stone/granite block with manufacturing inside building to occur on Lot 99, Except Part in Plan 22586, South-east 1/4 of Section 3, Township 50, Plan 20491 located at 38949 Queens Way, Squamish Industrial Park, Squamish, British Columbia. A copy of the proposed Temporary Industrial Use Permit may be inspected at the Municipal Hall, 37955 - 2nd Avenue, Squamish, British Columbia, Monday through Friday between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., excluding holidays from March 26th, 1996 to April 2nd, 1996. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that anyone who wishes to comment on the proposed Temporary Industrial Use Permit may do so by: 1. Making a written submission to the Council of the District of Squamish which must be received in the offices of the District of Squamish, by 4:30 p.m. on the 28th day of March, 1996 to be as included in the public hearing agenda distribution and/or PL4H 2. Appearing as a delegation before the Council of the District of Squamish on the 2nd day of April, 1996 at 3:30 p.m. in the District of Squamish Council Chambers. me IC IND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that no verbal or written communication will be received by the ge fa1 Council of the District of Squamish after the time and date specified above. stom 6 to M.A. Thornton, J.E. Barry, Community Planning Director Clerk hted this 22nd day of March, 1996 at Squamish, British Columbia F6 ,I.:= Vi16 irl hit€ CI StL wack in tl n coi qbam 3frern fou i K1 the gc PI s, se ' Don; 0 LOCATION l ow Erin: I days !d as €31 terest c Din mi s! ne was k Hug1 'gslati v "whoc :hell, M le ind iuver4 the leg &ion 38343 Chestnut. Don't miss this lovely inced 1 updated Sr rancher with thermal windows Valleycliffe. Priced to sell $lS?,OOO. Fabulous Business Opportunity! $109,m gas fireplace. $179,000. Cull Dan. Call Judy. 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