Y For tLtint Qneifi Squrnmisih en Friday, Septemher I9 fenceme6 Sqnamish wOmeQ prepad row& Le streeb in a demomapstion died “Tske Back Le Nigbt”. On the third Friday of September, women in coontries worldwide expressed their solideritv_____, to eod the v~ofeoceagainst women. Their message - violence from rape to I.-.--.vrrhal abuse can and does occur anywhereanytime. ..._..

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MIXED MIXED DAFFODIL- TULIPS CROCUS NARCISSUS During the week of Sept- ember 22 to 26. 1986. the British Columbia Forest Se- rvice plans to treat ahout 120 hectares in live areas. These areas are named for the nearest geographic fea- ture of note: Blackwater Creek GRANNYSMITH APPLES.....^^^ 88, Ivey Lake Suicide Hill RED POTATOES..... 4 Lillooet Lake West and FIELD TOMATOES ..._...... Tuwnsus Creek. Aerial applications will be JUMBO ONIONS ..... 4 IbSlsl.oo done by CAN-ARC Heli. copters Limited under Con- Orders available on Bulk trart to thc BriLish Colnmbia bgples 2nd Fmit at Pnrnrl Varviee, R.C.F.S. bwer prices atulf will supervise all staxas of the mntract application. PLUS Rounr’.Jp will he applied at a rale ob 4.5 liters cl BUN’S MA§TmER Roundup in 100 litres of spray mix per hectare. Products awaiiade ai This application is to red. ucc vegetation competition to planted trees and in two THE VEGGIE SHOF areas. to prepare the areas for fill-planting where prev. ious plantation survival has been poor. Far further inlormation please contact the Squamish Forest District.

1 I; Visiting Expo with his wife Irene, he was chosen born crowds at the Yukon Pavi- lion to try his hand at aold panning in the sluice hoi at the front of the pavilion. Under the expert direction of pavilion hostess Dawne Mitchell la former women's world gold panning ehamp- ion) he washed his way PRICES EN EFFECT UNTIL through a pan of paydirt and 27th ended up with a few flakes of SEPTEMBER genuine Yukon gold as s 0 ""e "ir . Alter seeing the beauty of Yukon displayed in the pavilion's audiovisual pre- sentation Mal and Irene were sold on the idea of trying their new-found gold panning skills on a real Klondike riverbank another yes.

h se:niru:. on Marketing I Your Cwmiuoit:i, sponsored hy he Tourism/Business Deidoprnent Project. sill be presented at Capilano Snlle~e'sSquarnish campus on ?ue?day. Sept. 30 81 7:30 p.m. ThP quost spcakcr will be K:r Schuts. exceutiw dir- eelcir rrf the Chernnin8.s Fes1iv;tl ol Murals. Thore IS no charge fur the seminar and anyone wishing further inlormalion is asked 10 cilll Mike Oahorn at 292-9214 or 892-5312.

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The Canadian Coast Guard He added that Search and ire provinces as well and is responsible for all aspects Rescue alone spends about pointed out that fresh water of safety at sea, according to $12 million each year on that claims a lot more lives than Mick Ball who spoke to the function alone. oceans do. Squamish Chamber of Co- Ball said they were assisted mmerce at its regular mon- ratesThe theCoast telecommunication Guard also ope- byiary, the groupCoast of Guard auxil- a volunt- thly luncheon last week. Ball net and radio network along eers who do up to per is in charge of Search and 35 the coast* monitoring both cent of the work done on the Rescue and prevention and commercial and pleasure tr- coast. works out of the Coast affic. It is also responsible Guard’s Kitsilano office. for the licencing of master “Our main job is the Despite the fact they have mariners, for examining all ve training program.courses onWe new *- such a high profile Ball said large and Some equipment and liase with the they are only a small part of ller ones. the service. The ice breaking manufacturers of new safety Mick Ball, chatting with Eleanor Anderson and Gary Zelinsky at the Chamber of divisionis the prime focus of “Unlike the Americans, we equipment, We also deal Commerce luncheon last week, Ball spoke to the luncheon meeting about the duties the Coast Guard and its duty do not have any enforcement with commercial, charter of the Canadian Coast Guard. is protecting the sovereig- powers other than those for and rental he nity of our northern oceans, PoIlUtiOn,” he told the Cha- added. Aids to navigation is another mber, “but we are part Of a The Coast Guard is also large part of their work. VoUP to Prevent responsible for the man- Forest District fires now Ball explained that all accidents from becoming se-,- agement of naviagable shipping on the coast is rious. We try to deal with waters. controlled bv remote radar problems and prevent In answer to some quest- declared aut equipment. This is one of the them.” ions he said they operate Unless there was a sudden The “Vall” fie which broke days. The Probeye scanner most modern systems in the He mentioned that their three hovercraft, one based

outbreak on the weekend, out on the cliffs above the checked the area early on world. I jurisdiction covers the pra- at Parksville and the other the four fires which were Mamquam Blind Channel on the morning of Sept. 9 and two at Sea Island. The latter burning in the Squamish September 7 and threatened two hotspots were located are necessary in case of an Forest District earlier this several homes in the North- and were extinguished by. aircraft disaster which mi- month have now been dec- ridge area had regular pat- forestry personnel. Inter- ght require assistance in the lared out. rols at the scene for several mittent patrols were to Sturgeon Banks area. continue until the beginning He also said that despite of this week. comments on the air and in SQUAMISH 61 HOWE SOUND Duty officer for the Forest the newspapers, they deal CHAMBER OF COMMERCE District, Rick Johnston said with a small number of Do YOU have any questions no initial attack crews are on ignorant boaters. He pointed regarding starting a business??? standby now but regular out that enrollment in a force members are main: group like the Canadian Free Private Counselling taining this status. Power Squadron makes bo- Will be available at the Chamejer Office G~I Alt’nsii& Clrr..an.bllGlC h,as been aters more aware of their Friday Sptember 26,1986 rainfall in the area, Squa- duties and responsibilities. from 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. with Mr. Allen Collerman mish still has a rating of “This year is the seventh in from the Ministry of Industry and Small Business extreme as it is still fairly a row in which we have seen Development. dry in the woods. The a decline in boating accid- Appointments are necessary, SO please book yours today by phoning the Chamber at hazard rating in the Whist- ents. In 1979 there were 892-9244 ler-Pemberton areas is rated 4200 pes year, last year it as moderate to high. was under 3000. He said this was partially Dolores Lewis has been due to the economy. appointed as the new man- Dolores Lewis ager of the Squamish Cham- ber of Commerce replacing Ollie Long who resigned at the end of August. Squamish Weather Lewis brings a great deal of knowledge of the tourist requirements to the cham- How can we still be so lucky weatherwise??? ber as she worked with her. Why we only had 16.8 mm rain last week as parents, Joe and Jean La- compared with the same period last year of 30.9 venture at the Chieftain mm. Sunshine totalled 40.9 hours but last Sept,, Hotel for many years. only 18.4 hours was recorded. She managed the food The high temperature last week was a services of the hotel and has comfortable 23.0 C (17.5 C in ’85) and the low a a good insight into tourism cool 4.2 C on Sept. 15 and 4.0 C in 1985. and its problems. She is findinn the new job a challenge ani said she had no idea of the ramifications of the position and the many facets of the community involved. “The business and industry

portionsI- are very interest- ing,” she said, “and I find that I am going to have to - learn a great deal. But I am NOW WE’VE GOT THE EDGE IN PRICE,TOQ! sure it will be both interest- Lordy, kordy When you pick up a Husqvarna, you expect to also expect the best deal around-save when ing and rewarding.” get the best in new technology. The best in dura- you buy before November 15. Lewis also said that coming Gordie is 40 bility. Best power-to-weight ratio. Now you can ’ back into the community affairs after the years when I __ - her chiidren were small, was Lf>\le

For ophmum pedormancc: and sale& consul1 your owner’s manual going to be difficult but she Pat & family *Manulacturer‘s suggested promotionalprice with 16“ bar and was sure she would be able chain. AI parlicipalingdealers 9/1/86- 11/15/86 to cope. .. “It will also bring me back E into the main stream of the community,” she added. I ...... ~.~~.~.~~.~o:.~.~o:e:.:.~.~.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:. I-- .:.:.~.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.~:e:.:.:.:0:0:8:.:.:0:*: HOURS: 8 am to 530 p.m. Daily Gov’t Road-Squamish ...... Window Shopping Sunday Next to OK Tire ...... I ...... ‘.‘.-.‘.-.-.‘.-.-.‘-.-.~o-.-.~.-.~.~.-.-.-.-.-.~.-.-.-.-,~ Page 4 - Tuesday September 23,1986 -The Times Bateman Dry Mounting The need for a transit the municipality. Discussion led to the rea- which would have to enter service for people in Hilltop Forsythe . 892-3822 Besides regular transit, th- lization that not only is into an arrangement with I- House has led to what could ere are custom transit, wh- transportation needed for B.C. Transit, would have to be a transit service for the ich can be geared to the the people at Hilltop but pay a portion of the cost. community. needs of a community and there is also a meed for it for While investigating the po- paratransit. The latter for other groups in the com- ssibilities of getting a bus to transportation is what Sq- munity. Some of the groups take people from Hilltop to uamish would'be looking for. suggested were single mot- places in the community and THE HOWE SOUND DRAMA CLUB hers and people-- who are not I 4El to transport wheelchair pat- A spokesman for B.C. Tra- handicapped or in an instit- casting for ients as well as ambulatory nsit Stephen Segal, Transit ution but who do not have ones, it was discovered that planner, met with members transportation and may wa- B.C. Transit does have buses of the board of the Interm- nt to come downtown to VOU'RE A GQQD MAN for such use and the service ediate Care facility to see if shop or transact business. can be obtained for a com- such a service could be It was Pointed out that ._. CHARLIE BROWN" munity in co-operation with inaugurated in Squamish. several ar'eas have . Par- I atransit. These include the Sunshine Coast, Summer- land, Kimberely and Wil- Fire Depi liams Lake, areas with pop- ulations similar to Squa- mish. On the Sunshine Coast they demonstrates pick up others as well as the handicapped or wheelchair users; there are fixed routes fire potential where people can take the transit but the vehicle also At Squamish Council Tues- pressure pushing out from picks up the handicapped at day September 9, Fire Chief within the tank rips apart their homes. Pat Hampson showed coun- the metal tank. This causes a It was explained that the cil members a demonstra- sudden drop in pressure service can vary from one or tion film on the special releasing large amounts of t.wo days a week with as low firefighting strategies for vapourizing boiling 'liquid as two or three rides per liquified gas fires. expanding quickly and ign- hour to five or six days a, The transportation of liq- ighting causing a very large week with up to an average uified gases by rail, usually explosion and fireball. of ten rides per hour. propane and natural gas, is a The metal tank is propelled The Intdrmediate Care bo- daily event in Squamish. like a rocket to a distance of ard will look further into the Under normal circumstances more than 30 metres. The proposal and a questionnaire . it is quite safe, but an ground flash covers about a may be circulated in the accident can lead to a special 50 metre diameter and sev- community to see what form type of explosion known as a ere burns can be inflicted as of transit is required and if B.L.E.V.E., a boiling liquid much as 300 metres from the this would be feasible. . expanding vapour explosion. derailment site. Funding is available from In a collision or derailment A B.L.E.V.E. is a fire- the proyince for a service of liquified gases can be rele- fighter's and community's this sort but the community, ased vapourizing immedi- nightmare. through the municipality ately. Being heavier than air they remain close to the pound. A spark or other source of ignition can ignite vapours flashing back to the m DOES IT leading liquid. This fire heats the liquified gas in AGAIN!! other tanks, which boils and expands increasing the pre- 00 TRADE-IN ssure within the tanks. 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‘‘ Why are you taking part in the ‘Take Back the Night’ demsn~tp.ation?’’

. Pearl Souster “I’m supporting the demonstration because I’m afraid to walk alone,

Verna Wittow “I want to represent all the women who wanted to come but were afraid.”

Teaching the Teachers Marie Atkin “I want to raise the public’s awareness that Few of us pay much attention to the government. women can’t safely be on overall picture of how teachers can be But that’s a message which to date, the streets at night. ” better prepared to teach our children to has been limited to a few classroom survive and prosper in the years to leaders and some isolated courses in come. entrepreneurship. For starters, it is a fact that more than What is needed is for that message to ever those wee ones who toddled off to permeate the system, not only in school this month will work in small economics or social study classes, not business when they eventually finish oiily in colleges or secondary schools, Sandra Lam their schooling. but in every facet and every level of “Even if the turnout is That’s right. No longer will their schooling. small in Squamish, my career choices end with IBM, GM or We focus our concern on the teacher’s doing this is still a the government. Even as you read this ability to make small business a statement of solidarity with most young people are finding their credible caree; option, not only in his other women. ’’ first jobs in smaller firms, those same or her formal lessons, but also in the businesses which are creating by far the informal comments, guidance and role majority of the new jobs in our modelling which often carry more communities. weight with students. Not only that, but it is small firms, But the teacher must also be able to which don’t exist today that will be depend on help from his or her doing most of the hiring in the years to extensive support system. Inspectors, come. curriculum development people, Those are hard facts for those who school board trustees all have a role in grew up in a time when large reinforcing this reality as an corporations ruled the world, to grasp. understanding theme in all schools. It’s equally difficult for some Strip show obscene institutions to handle the economic Beyond that, and perhaps of greatest im‘portance, is that the people who revolution that is quietly exploding Dear Editor: around us. With doubt, the teach our teachers to teach - the faculty at the teachers’ colleges - find out what It has come to the attention aurant, by not renting rooms ards of tolerance, educational system - a most complex is happening and pass it on to their and cautious creature is just of the Howe Sound Women’s at the Squamish Hotel, or We ask the governments of - cdeagues any other establishment th- Canada to pass legislation beginning to catch on. . Centre that the Squamish to In the end, though, we all have a stake Hotel Pub presented a per- at. includes such act, by outlaw all acts of degreda- Certainly individual teachers have formance on September 4-6, writing letters to interested tion of women! been telling students for years that the in making sure we give our young 1986 called “Pain & Passion” parties. It is not enough to The Women’s Centre is real opportunities in the future lie people the best fighting chance to make which exploited sex and avert your eyes or turn your concerned about the satura- within small business, more so than their own way in an increasingly cruelty. It was described by back because it is your tion of violence against with the big corporations or with complex world. some as “S&M’, portraying dollars that are supporting women which leads to des- only violence against wo- the entertainment. ensitization of people until men. According to our info- We ask the Squamish this becomes ‘normal’. P1- rmation, a woman was bo- R.C.M.P. to. make regular ease give us your support to und in chains, writhing and checks of the entertainment keep our society a safe place screaming ‘Rape’, while bei- in local pubs to ensure that for both sexes. ng set afire, whipped, and acts do not violate obscenity acting out a gross act of laws. The depiction of wom- Executive Howc! Sound torture. ‘I’his act is also said an in bondage is obscene and Women’s Centre to have included simulated‘ exceeds community. stand- oral sex. This type of act promotes hatred -and deg- SERVING LLSEATOSKY” COUNTRY gration of women. Thanks council Second Class M&l Registration Number f 147 This entertainment (?) has *. been touted as being “what Return Fosiage Guarmteed Dear Mhr: Paradise Valley has SO Squamish wants”. We don’t much to offer to everyone, “lis paper is not a!wags deEvmed to Canada Post Corporation on the date of issue. believe it! We believe the I’m sure I speak for every Citizen-Times Publishing Co. Itd., everj Tuesdxj at B.C. (hiking, fishing, biking, cross Squamish, majority of the people in one who lives in the Para- country skiing), come out for CLOUDESEY S. a. HOODSPITH 9 Publisher Squamish do not want this dise Valley area when I say a drive some day. ROSE TATLOW Asslstant Publisher type of statement being “Thanks” to Mayor Tobus Although the road improv- CAROL AOAMS *Editor made about our community. and council members for the ements were limited due to MAUREEN QIliMOUR Community News , It is imperative that the recent road improvements. funding, what was repaired DIANNE CROWTHER Advertising Representative community make its views It is reassuring to know is greatly appreciated by all known to communicate the that our voices do not go who drive this road, SEAN TRUDEAU Advertising Representative communities standard of unheard, and that we are P.O. Box 220, Squamish, B.C., VON WO We look forward to app- -. --. tolerance. being recognized as part of roved funding in the 1987 Submipiion Rates’(&liver& by Mail) $14.00 per year We ask you, as individuals this growing community. It Budget to cover completion $20.00 per Year Outside Canada to make a statement by not is’a pleasure to drive this of this road. drinking in the Squamish road now and be able to take Hotel Pub, by not eating in in the beauty that surrounds R. Wittinan, the Squamish Hotel Rest- it. Pardhe Vaiiey Ppeddent. Wonder VPremier Vander.Zdm is going io go for an resident Don Wobirrson, one of the erigineers i3a the Wil1ims,fiisi as Q Libera/ and tiwn 0;s ii Sacred when he election this fall? Seems the smart boys want him to railway was MLA for Lillooet, which was the riding we left the provincial Liberals. while he is still on Q popularity roll and no one knows were in. Other well known politicians who represented He served as a Minister of Labour and also QS an what the atmosphere will be come spring. this area were the colorful Gordon Gibson, who caused Altorney-General, and it was with his assistance that Of course he doesn ’t have to have one then, but usually a furor in Victoria when he challenged the Minister of Squamish got provincial support for the concept of an a new leader does go to the country as soon as possible. Forests by saying that “money talks” in the granting of industrial park. Williams was also accused of neglecting If he doesn’t want’to have the election run into the forest licences. his constituents because of his cabinet position but I can winter months and bad weather he’s going to have to Another colorful politican who represented Squamish recall how approachable he was and that whenever I decide soon. If he does opt for a fall election it’s going nationally was George M. Murray, who was perhaps wanted an answer from him I got it. It wasn’t always the to make municipal elections look like small stuff after better known as the husband of the famous Margaret answer I wanted, but it was an answer! the provincial one. “Ma” Murray, the fighting publisher of the’Bridge There me many memories. There was the night that There should be some excitement in the local elections River-Lillooet News. Premier. W.A.C‘Bennett and most of his entourage this November. A mayoralty election always sparks a lot I can recall Margaret Murray telling me that when she visited Squamish and there was a political meeting in the of interest and hopefully this year we won’t see a shoo- campaigned for George she covered every mile of the old PGE Hall. I remember how I dislike the cold in. There’ll be a mayoralty contest, three aldermanic railway between Squamish and Lillooet, ojten on foot. arrogance of Robert‘Bonner, and the comment by one seats are up for grabs and there could be a fourth one She was on speaking terms with everyone along the line local person about High ways Minister Phil Gaglardi for a one year term. In the school board there are also and I am sure‘sheplayed a great part in getting her who kept telling everyone that he was an honest man. two local seats, one at Whistler and one at Pemberton. husband elected. One wag said “the more he protested his honesty, the Whistler has an election this year as well as this is one One of the most political figures was Paul St. Pierre, more I counted the spoons!” of the communities where all the seats come vacant at who was an MLA in theTrudeau years. He was colorful But perhaps the best political story ever heard about the same time. So, there is a possiblity that there could but played quite a role with the United Nations and 1 this area was in the early days when the voting took be a new mayor and new alderman in that community. can recall hearing people say he paid more attention to place in Gibsons and each party would send a boat to And reports have it that there will be six alderman for that than he did to his constituency! Squamish for its supporters. The Conservative boat Whistler this year instead of four as there have been in For many years, until his retirement from public life arrived but the Liberal one never did show up. So the the past. this riding was represented provincially by Allan Liberals never did get to vote! Pemberton does not have an election for mayor but there are two aldermanic seats which becomevacant so that could mean an election as well. For many years the alderman in Pemberton were elected by acclamation but last year there was a race and hopefully there will be again this year. For the first time in many years, Squamish elected a slate of aldermen by acclamation last year. Hopefully CQME SEE THE this won’t happen again and we will see a number of people come.forward to run fGr public office. Rumors are that there will be an election for mayor with at least one person coming out against Mayor Tobus who has stated that he will be running again. Neither of the two aldermen whose terms are up have decided whether they will run again but it is likely they will. However, there will be one fewface on council, at least, with Alderman Verner ’s decision not to run again. If the premier decided to call an election there will be some scraipbling for candidates. Already the riding just north of us has seen an number of people come forward to stand for nomination for the seat vacated by Tom Waterland. That should prove to be an interesting competition. If there is a provincial election there will be a number of new faces as some of the sitting members have indicated they will not run again. One of the first lessons of politics is to get in there early and work at it.’By deciaring early you do have the advantage of people knowing what you plan to do and you can get your organization started early. QUALITY ONLY~. Vancouver’s Carole Taylor started off right by saying ROBERT RAM MUFFLER she was seeking the nomination but she and her supporters should have rallied the troops behind them Thruway Mufflercentre are Canadian owned by guys like me; guys INSTALLED MOST and brought lots of voters to the nomination meeting. that got together to form the largest chain of owner-operated including labour. Crying foul after thefact just doesn’t make up for not muffler shops in the country. CARS doing your homework. And the NPA certainly was At Thruway Muff lercenter you deal with the owner, and if you caught with its britches down. Made them look like a aren’t more than pleased with the service, you go right to the boss. bunch of klutzes! Things will be set right. Talking of elections makes one think of the many times REAR this community waspoiarized. there were the old days when’Bob Ross was the kingpin of the Conservative group and if you were in his good books and there was any plums coming you stood a good chance of getting them. Those were the days when the Adams brothers, Laverne and Eden, were the staunch Liberals and the Grits all rallied behind them. In the early days of the CCP now known as the NDP, Stan Clarke was one of INSTAL LED the stalwarts of the party and just before this death he was honored for his many years of service to the NDP ONLY We had our own MLA many years ago when local t

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The Times - Tuesday September,. .. 23, I 1986 -Page 7 ....,( .>! .I ,<, ?‘ 8.4 ‘ , * , I bi I ,,*;I.* I f : * I J;‘qq , . BUSH RAT If the moment is right, see if you can get geologist Herb Shear of Skylark Resources in -e- ...... Vancouver to describe his bed- ~ roll after a bear had sat on it for days, while eating Herb’s Council asks for-study supplies.. .. Texas-raised, Canadian-by- choice, self-proclaimed bush on hospital building rat, and valued friend of mine, Council will ask the mIn- had been the recommend- Ald. Patterson had earlier Herb calls his ‘Tilley’ “my istry of Health to make a ation of the assessment brought this suggestion to summer hat” because it’s a rain complete study of the exist- group that it should be torn the hospital board-and had What’s below Herb’s pick? hat AND a sun hat. Like ing hospital to determine if down. been told it would be nec- Ald. Patterson disagreed, essary to provide a bath- High grade silver ore. fishermen, hikers, and some renovations could be made to turn it into an additional saying that while he had room for each unit in order golfers, he can lower his head and plough through dense extended care facility to been told the building was to bring it up to the brush in it. When ’it gets too gamey, he can wash it (Herb may, meet the needs in Squamish. not structurally sound and standards required by the one day!) and it won’t shrink. The subject arose following would require too much governmen t. If it ever wears out, he’ll get another one the same way a letter written by Ruth work to make it suitable for Fenton asking if the building an extended care faciltiy, he Aid. Stewart ’ suggested you would. Free. could be put to use instead of felt an outside opinion sho- that. it would be better to tearing it down. uld be obtained. suport the hospital board’s Barbara Tilley Alderman Stewart pointed He suggested this be done request for an extension of 1559 Pemberton Ave., out that the building had to see if the building could the extended care units at North Van VIP 2S3 been assessed and was not be brought up to standard so Hilltop House, instead of considered suitable for an it could accomodate from .ten trying to see if the old ’ 980.2631 extended carefacitlity and it to twelve beds.’ building .could be utilized.

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soft coIors, plenty of style! All yours in 100% acrylic. $ s99 Sizes: S, M, L; 9 EACH Alderman Corinne Eons- Lonsdale was to see MLA dale told council last week John Reynolds regarding that the Parks and Recrea- the Expo Legacy fund and tisn Commission, after dis- would bring back a report tu cussion, felt that a covered council. swimming pool should have Aldermen and the mayor IMPORTANT SPECIAL first priority if there would debated the matter and it Glen Patrick Poirier of Vancouver was charged be any Expo Legacy funds. was felt that there was a with theft of an auto in a incident which occurred MEETING However if it was not need for additional facilities possible to obtain the monies at the ball field and that at 6:35 a.m. on Sept. 16. He attempted to steal a for a pool then a field house therefore they should con- vehicle from Bud Ramsay at Harbor View Place, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th and lighting for Centennial centrate on that area. backed the vehicle into a light pole with the owner at HOSPITAL HOUSE Fields would be the choice. Most council members felt trying to stop him, and fled into the Weldwood 7:30 She felt that lighting for the facilities at the Civic mill property. Police searched the mill area with one or two fields would Centre were inadequate and negative results but later apprehended the culprit

TOFORMA NEWBRANCHBOARD greatly expand the use of several aldermen had rec- who was taken to the police station and charged. * Including other positions of interest thse especially for night eived complaints about con- * * * games. . ditions. On Sept. 14, at IO a.m. avehicle driven by Margaret Mary Gormely of Gibsons was travelling These are exciting times within our area and your help Two people were injured in is needed to so we can continue to achieve our GOALS an accident which occurred south when she looked back because her child was OF AWARENESS. Be positive and help build a on Highway 99 just south of crying in the back seat. When she glanced back at winning team. Your efforts are always appreciated. Britannia Beach on Sept. 16. the road .she noticed she was entering the SMILE - CONTRIBUTE - ACHIEVE Franny Lewis Myttenar, northboundlane, over corrected arid went off the aged 33, and' Penny Leigh highway. The'incident occurred 500 m north of TWO Barton, !.aged H were head- ha.urt the Reek's Lake Trail near Porteau Camp. . . ing north'.on Highway 99 * I .. II! N~~Diiibetkswith spe~id ' when Myttenar, who wm interest are very welcome. in driving, fell asleep and went Update on recent, past & future around a corner sideways, * t crossed the road and hit the news will be given at the meeting. acc i e rn ditch. The driver and his pass- COURT BRIEFS enger were both taken to , . ,, FOR MORE INFORMATION Squamish General Hospital. 89819559 The case is still under On Sept. 11, Stuart Dissing appeared before investigation. Judge C.I. Walker in provincial court in Squamish charged with dangerous driving, impaired driving and driving with a blood alcohol reading of over SCHOOL DDSTRICJ NO. 48 .OS. A stay of proceedings was issued on the last two charges but he was fined $l,OOO, in default 30 days on the* dangerous* driving *charge. * On the same day before Judge C.I. Walker, FALL PROGRAMS William Parry appeared charged with mischief, STARTING SOON wilful damage and,assult. He was fined $250, in BE SURE TO CHECK YOUR BROCHURE FOR DATES default 14 days'on each of the first two charges and on the assault charge he was fined $500, in default 14 days. UPGRADING FITNESS CLASSES RECREATION Grade 12 Equilvalency (Starts Sept. 22) Basketball English Grammarl Body Workout Badminton Accent lmprovement *45.00 (Sept-Dec) Floor Hockey English for New Fitness Enlarged Karate Canadians Volleyball Tourist show increase ARTS, CRAFTS FIRST A1 D LANGUAGES & HOBBIES Industrial First Aid Spanish Cal Iigrap hy (starts Sept. 22) English for New , Tourist visits to Squamish showed an increase Knitting C.P.R. Canadians this year. Much of it must be the increased visits Metal KnittinglWeaving ST. John's Standard from people arriving on the Royal Hudson. for Jewel Iry Survival First Aid Figures for the number of people coming to the Painting (Oil &Water information centre in Squamish since May show a Colors) HUNTER TRAINING total of 17,918 visitors. Paper Tole Art (starts Sept. 24) August was the peak month with 6,177 visitors. Photogra ph y In May there were 2,776,3,672 in June and 5,273 in July. GENERAL INTEREST Baby Sitter Training Cake Decorating t-lypnosis & Self Hypnosis - Def6nsive Driving Microwave Classes Hydroponics Sign Language Mexican Cooking Interior Design DISTRICT OF SQUAMISH Parents without Partners Family Budgeting Slim Living COURT OF REVISION Guitar Level 1/11 Buying Your Own Home Massage Seminar Bread Baking Genealogy TAKE NOTICE that the Court of Revision, of the Voters' List of the District of Squamish will be held in the Municipal Hall on VOCATIONAL CLASSES Wednesday, the 1st of October, 1986 at 1O:OO a.m. Airbrakes Whd processing Propans Conver&n The Court sf Revision will hear all comp!dnts Basic Electrical Current Bqokkeeping Welding . and revise the list of Electors, and may: Dental Receptionist Legal Secretary Car Maintenance (a) Correct the names of electors in any way Microcomputers Shorthand Payroll fer Small Business Woodworking wrongly stated therein, or Typing jb) Add the names,of electors omitted from the list, or - (c) Strike out the names of persons from the FOR MORE INFORMATION AND list who are not entitled to vote, or who are disqualified'from voting, or R EG IST RAT10 N (d) Correct any other manifest error therein. The voters' List will be posted on the 15th of

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Members of the Garibaldi essor of ballet at the Nat- School of Dance-were kept ional Beijing Dance Acad- busy this summer ' with emy in the Republic. of various events, classes, and China. activities. Attending Summer School The School extends its .in July at the Academy of congratulations to student Ballet in San Francisco were Alisa Lange, who was cro. Tami Casey and. Andrea wned Timber Queen, and Drew. Casey teaches during Joelle Babuin, her second the year in North Vancouver princess, Both Lange and and will teach a few classes Babuin are senior ballet for the Garibaldi School of students. Michelle Richard Dance this fall. Drew stud- was awarded the title of ied two weeks at the Goh Miss Congeniality. Academy Summer School in The choreography €or the August. Other students who WINGS1 DENIM Timber Queen Pageant was attelhded the Academy LQNG-SLEEWE by Jerre Saugstad, who also were: Monica Huber, Sonya coached the contestants in Torney, Angela Staton. STRAIGHT eE6 1 WESTERN deportment. Saugstad also ' Jennifer Yourk performed JEANS SHIRTS danced for eight days during with a Highland group sev- B.C.'s Cultural Heritage Fe- eral times during the sum- FULL FIT MATCI ED WORK SETS stival at Expo and attended mer in Vancouver. 5.5 OZ. NEV'R PRESS 8.2 02. NEV'R PRESS SCOTCHGARD TREATED SCOTCHGARD TREATED the Goh Academy for two Melanie Singleton travelled NAVY, TAN, SPRUCE, NAVY, TAN, SPRUCE, weeks in the Advanced to Mexico as one of a group OLIVEWOOD OLIVEWOOD ' WAISTS 30-46 class. of Canadian representatives SIZES S-XL AND MT-XLT Lynnette Kelley was on the for Pathfinders. Summer School staff at the Judy Alden attended the FULL-FIT Goh Academy in Vancouver, Alberta Ballet School SU- PANT teaching two days per week nm~School. Alden has horn July 2 to Aug, 13. In gone to live with her family August, she attended a in Kamloops after studying Royal Academy of Dancing for two years at the Gari- course to cover the new baldi Ekhool. Pre-elementary and em- Former student Margaret entary SyUabii. In October, Hinds left. for Japan in June she will be travelling to where she is teaching jazz AUCOLOURS. SUES AND STYLES NOT AVAILABLE AT ALL~ORES Australia to conduct an wtil the fall. examination session for the In addition to all the news Royal Academy of Dancing. mentioned, the participation In addition, &Hey and of the Squamish students at Kindra Wilson attended a ExPo and the Loggers sP@ four-week teachers' CQW~~rtS W&d !!Ed!? !e!' 12 ' this Summer on the "Vag- extremely busy summer. anova (Russian) Method of It will be good to see all the Classical Ballet" bught by students again in Septem- Madame Qu bo, vice prof- ber...... I I , ../. .( .. ,. ., ., , ., .., .,'$. i* ,... ../... .,..., .. , . .

In the early days of Garibaldi Bark, before it bhame a provincial park be called the ball park. From this under the jurisdiction of ihe Parks campsite there was n magnificent view . Department, it was managed by a ' across the meadows to the Tantalus board. The board consisted of Range far across the Cheakamus and members appointed by the provincial Squamish valleys. government, and while they did not Later the 'shore of Mimulus Creek have much authority, they did act as a became a popular campground and holding group topreserve it as apark. this is where the group camps were In those earl,, days there were many established. Tents .were erected in the groups who visited the'Black Tusk fringe of trees and along the creek the Meadows, perhaps the most popular camp was used as Q base for the ascents portion of the park. These meadows, of the peaks and glaciers which which lie in a wide band beneath the surround the meadows. basaltic core of an extinct volcano, 'Botanistsalso came in to the park in known as theBluck Tusk, are a mass of groups to study the plant rife which flowers as soon as the snow leaves the abounded to the meadows and scree high meadows, usually in late Yuly or slopes. Many of the peaks and ridges in early August. the park were named after the flowers TheBlack Tusk, which is the core of the volcano which extruded through the ice in the last ice age, is surrounded by rich soil which murtures a thriving plant lve. The meadows form a multi-hued botanists and a professor Davidson carpet of pink, white, blue and gold from UBC catalogued many of the and all the other colors of the frowers in the meadows. The park was spectrum. So tightly massed are they also the happy geologist's heaven for that one can scarely set foot on the Bill Matthews, who later became a slopes without treading on frowers. geology professor at UBC and who It was to this area that mountaineers, wrote his thesis on Garibaldi Park. intent on climbing the peaks, botankts, It was Matthews who found fossils who wanted to study the flowers, and near the'Barrier and who found the ordinary hikers who just wanted to see most southernly extension of a beautiful spot, came by the permafrost in North America in the hundreh. caves under the Cinder Cone near In the late 1920's trips would be Helm Lake. arranged through Alpine Lodge and I can remember my brother-in-law the Cranes so groups could visit the Alex Munro, who took groups into the meadows. Pack horses were available park in the late 20's and early 30's and large groups would require many talking about the groups and the fun horses to carry in their supplies and they used to have on these trips. gear. The camps would of?enbe quite large, Records of those days show food and sometimes with as many as 8Qpeoplein equipment taken in for the huge sum of them and after a full day on the On the old trail which would go up the left side of the Rubble Creek valley and was four cents a pound! 'But holidays and mountains they be much longer than the present trail, the horses traversed the Packer's Meadows, and would be advertised with an evening and a sing- then angled along the sidehill before dropping down !o the Taylor Meadows. accomodation and meals at one of the song around the campfire. ~~..~..~~.~~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~~.~~.~.~.;.~.;.~.~~.~....o.o...... o..,..o.o.a...e;o~a~~.~~o;e~~~.o~e~.:*:*~~ ~..~.~.o.~o~.o...~.~o.~.o~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.~.*.~.~o~.~.~.*.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.*.~~~~*~~.~~~~*~~~~~~~~~~.~.~.*.~~~.~.~~~.~~~~~~o.~.~~~~~~~~~~*.~~*~~~~~~.~.o~*~~~~~g~~~*~~~~~~e'~~~~~~~~~~~~ lodges for )as low as $35 per week. Ij HOwe v er, t h e p a ck t ra in wreaked ,.....*****. .*m...~...o ...,...* ~~~~.~~~~~*~o~.~*~.~~.~....~..o.~.*.-.~.~.**~.~.~.~o~o~o~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~*~.~.~.~.*.~,~.~.~.~.~.*.~.~.*.~.'.*.~.~.~.~"~.~.*.'.~.~.'~ ...... you wanted to go on a trip to the park havoc on the meadows. The horses' it would only be a small additional hooves cut through the thin turf and charge. they created ruts which tkwinter rains, Groups would come from Seattle or would deepen. When the park was Vancouver and spend two weeks in taken over by the provincial the meadows, with full transportation government's Parks Service these ruts and accomodation for less than $100. were repaired and now you can hardly Those were the days when the'B.C. tell where they were. Mountaineering Club, the Alpine Club Many of the slow growing trees were and the Seattle Mountaineers used to cut and stumps desecrated the views in visit the meadows. the meadows. These have been The pack trains would leave Cranes or removed and now you cannot cut Shsrty Knight'spl6sce on Lake Lucille, firewood in the park but must use the cross the suspension bridge over the wood provided. Che&rnus Rives and pro~edahg The iwge camphg areus are no longer the Widizg trail that led to the park. used and this protects the delicate The trail, which was 14 miles long in terrain in the meadows which can be those days, switchbacked up the ridge, damaged by excessive use. Now you made several steep ascents and besceiiis fiiiisi caiiip in areas which are befere reaching the Packer's designated for that purpose. Meadows, and then led along the 'But in the days when the pack trains RiZIsidz fo the main meadow, coming went into Garibaldi Park it was a out just above where the Taylor cabin dream holiday. A week or two in the Starting out from Daisy Lake, where people left the train to hike into the meadows. isnow. pristine beauty of the meadows and This is a shot sf the loaded pack train ~rossJpl~the suspension bridge QVeh the In the duys when the Iarge groups mountains wm one you dreamed about Cheakamus River on its way to the Meadows. wme to the park there was Q hrge all winter. . campsife established on the shores qf pT$? - TWdal' w?yb$r33JIq86 - T4c(Ti1~t3 ... ..

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29, W86 IQ:W~ 8a~~mIN 8:W "ADAM: Hffi tMG TEN vbmm Amw' EXAS" (1076) Timothy Bot- CCMTlNU8" (Preinim) Dan- (1960) (Part 2 of 21 Kevin Cor- (1976) MalOn far&+ toms, Susan Gecprw. An ex- iel J. Travanti, Moth Wic mn,Henry Cdwh After IBRC - do,- ssdc NicRelasn. A hmd as- con reiwns to hi3 hometown to fiamc. As they recovsr from the iring his dream sf becoming a sassin stab the hrknratcrrs d seek revenge on the cormpt emotional trauma surrounding circus ptxfm, (I t*ard tha Miasowi Rim in Montena sheriff who framed him. their son's mwder, the Walsh orphan is tan between his now aftw R $an0 d kz?aWi. 19:OO a "MY FAVORE family faces new tonsions as job end a &sire to mtm 9:35 SErnNW' YE-&?'' ( 1982) Peter O'Tc&, hh i4id& ecrsps 6 @lwith home. 41977) Cristina Raines, Chris Mark Linn-Bakw. An alwhdic a newly formed children's 800@ 'WE BLooSoF(9TH. Sarmdon. Two ywng pwpb ex-matinee idol has trouble rights agency. Based on a true caught in a wingritual EM'' ( 1984) (Part 2 of 29 are coping with the pressures of a story. 9 Jodie Foster, Michael Ontkean. BMer'they learn a devastating live TV performance during 1036 'THE Based on the novel by Simone metabout the tenants of a television's golden age. DISAPPEARANCE OF ADMEE" de Beauvoir. Two lovers en- brownstone apartment build- 12:OO a "NIGHTMARE WY" 11976) Faye .Duneway, Bette counter overwhelming odds ing. (1947) Tyrone Power, Colwn Davis. A district attorney tries when they attempt to keep low Q 'WE Gm OF Gray. A cunning carnival misfit to prove that the 1926 "kid- their love from falling apsrt in RIGHT 601'' (1978) Ernest manipulates those around him napping'' of evangelist Aimw Paris during World War II. Borgnine, Kim Basingw. The as a means of attaining power. Semple McPhwson was really 9:36 "ENCOUNTERS OF apparition of a dead flight offi- "SON OF PALEFACE" a ruse to conceal a romantic THE DEEP" ( 1984) Carol An- cer begins appearing to crew (1952) Bob Hope, Jane Rus- tryst. dre, Andy Garcia. While members of planes using sal- sell. After inheriting a large pile 12:OO (D "THE WRECKING searching for his daughter, who vageable parts of his downed of debts, an Easterner marries CREW" (1968) Dean Martin, disappeared while on a cruise jetliner. a wealthy Western girl. Elke Sommer. Secret agent in the Bermuda Triangle, a 11:00 ''THE GREAT ES "STUNTS UNLIMITED" Matt Helm searches for a large wealthy financier is &awn into CAPE" ( 1963) James Garner, (1979) Glenn Corbett, Susanna quantity of gold that must be a strange new world. Steve McQueen. British, Amer- Dalton. A former intelligence returned to insure international 11:30 0 "GET DOWN AND ican and Canadian POWs plan agent and three top stunt peo- solvency. BOOGIE" (1975) Trina Parks, a massive breakout from a Nazi ple attempt to retrieve a stolen (D "MIKEY AND NICKY" Roger Mosley. Four women camp. laser gun from the fortress of (1976) Peter Falk, John Cassa motorcyclists find themselves 1 1:30 8 "WAR OF THE MON- an arms dealer. vetes. A syndicate member in one predicament after anoth- S?ERS" (1966) Kojiro Hongo, hides in a hotel room fearful Dynamic Solo To'Entertain You er. Kyoko Enami. Gammera and that a contract is out for his Barugon wreak havoc.in Japan 1200 (D "THE PRIDE OF JESSE life. MON. SEPT. 22 = WED, SEPT. 24 WM"(1 98 1 Johnny until they are destroyed. 12:OS 8 "ISABEL'S CHOICE" I 12:OS 'THE FIVE W ME" Cash, Brenda Va L0. An illi- (1981) Jean Stapleton, Richard terate rural coal miner is forced ( 198 1) David Birney, Dee Wal- Kiley. A middle-aged secretary SEPTEMBER 28,1986 to find work in the city because lace. Five personalities plague a must choose between romance his daughter needs sophisticat- Korean War veteran through and a chance for corporate suc- his postwar life and marriage ed medical treatment. 800 "MONSIGNOR QUIX- cess. until he help from a psy- 1205 0 "CASTLE ON THE seeks OTE" (1985) Alec Guinness, TONY PROPHET!^)".r,.j,\!* chiatrist. Based on an actual HUDSON" ( 1940) John Gar- Leo Mclbrn. A priest, recently case histw. field, Ann Sheridan. An overly elevated to the position of (Following in his father's trusting warden allows an in- monsignor, takes a trip around SEPTEMBER 30,1986 (Ronnie Prophet) footsteps mate to visit his invalid girl- Spain with an atheistic friend in friend. (R) this contemporary reworking of B:W "THE FIVE OF. ME" SEPTEMBER 27,1988 Cervante's classic "Don Quix- THURS SEPT. 25-SUN SEPT. 28 ( 198 1) David Birney, Dee Wal- 1 ote." 4 9:W a "RAIDERS OF THE lace. Five personalities plague a SEPTEMBER 25,1986 8:30 0 "ALL ABOUT EM" LOST ARK" (198 1) Harrison Korean War veteran through (1950) Bette Davis, Anne his postwar life and marriage 800 0 "INTO THIN AIR" Ford, Karen Allen. In 1936, a Baxter. A star-struck girl ma- until he seeks help from a psy- (1985) Ellen Burstyn, Robert globe-trotting archaeologist- nipulates and connives her way chiatrist. Based on an actual Prosky. Based on the true story adventurer races Nazi evildoers to stardom. case history. of a family's desperate search for a legendary religious artifact "THE SEVENPERCENT 9:36 "NIGHT TERROR" for their 49-year-old son who of enormous power, narrowly 0 SOLUTION" (1976) Nicol Wil- (1976) Valerie Harper, Richard inexplicably disappears en escaping dozens of death traps liamson, Alan Arkin. Sherlock Romanus. .The lone witness to route to Colorado from Canada. en route. 4 ANNIVERSARYd Holmes meets Sigmuqd Freud a highway patrolman's death is 2nd (R) 9:46 "ALL IN A NIGHT'S when he seeks medical treat- a relentlessly pursued by the psy- 'AND IALONE SUR- WORK" ( 196 1) Dean Martin, (D ment during a particularly rigo- chopathic killer. VIVED'' (1978) Blair Brown, Shirley MacLaine. When a pub- roils case involving the woman 11:30 ''VANISHING POINT" David Ackroyd. A young wom- lishing tycoon is found dead, 0 he loves. ( 197 1) Barry Newman, an struggles to reach civilii his nephew inherits the busi- "FLATBED ANNIE AND Cleavon Little. A former cop is tion after the plane in which a ness and all its headaches. SWEETIEPIE: LADY TRUCK- aided by a blind disc jockey she's riding crashes. 1030 "SHADOWS OVER ERS' ( 1979) Annie Potts, Kim when he accepts a challenge to 'WILD MUSTANG" CHINATOWN" (1947) Sidney a30 8 Darby. Two mismatched young drive a highperformance race (1935) Harry Carey, Barbara Toler, Victor Sen Young. Char- females join forces to keep an car from Denver to Snn Fran- Fritchie. A sheriff's son joins up lie Chan sets off through the expensive rig out of the hands cisco in record time. with outlaws to help his father streets of Chinatown to solve a Includes Cut of repossessors and hijackers. 12:00 (D "FAREWELL TO THE snare the gang. particularly puzzling new mys- 840 "DEAD HEAT ON A I PLANET OF THE APES" ! & 935 "AT THE EARTH'S tery. . Condition MERRY-GO-ROUND" ( 1969) (1974) Roddy McDowali, Ron CORE" ( 1976) Doug McClure, 11:W 0 "THE LEmR" (1940) James Coburn, Camilla Sparv. ' Harper. With the help of Galen Peter Cushing. Based an Bette Davis, Gale Sondergaard. on After his prison parole, a con the chimp, astronauts Burke Edgar Rice Bonoughs novel. A A married woman accused of artist gets right back to work and Virdon build a glider to es- ' CALLTODAY Victorian inventor and his ad- her lover's murder attempts to I planning an airport bank rob- cape from the gorilla police. Ill venturer-protege penetrate J regain possession of an incrimi- bery to occur simultaneously (D PORTRAIT OF Earth to its center, where they nating letter. "SHARON: with the arrival of a Russian A MISTRESS" (1977) Trish NEXTTOSEARS discover a region inhabited by 1 1:40 8 "CHARLIE COBB: NICE 892-5019JI dignitary. Van Devere, Patrick ONeal. A prehistoric creatures. NIGHT FOR A HANGING' 9:OO (D "HEU NIGHT" ( 198 1) beautiful woman habitually 1000 "DEATH IN THE FAMI- (1977) Clu Gulager, Ralph Bel- Linda Blair, Vincent Van Pat- drawn to married men finds her LY" ( 1978) John Hamblin, lamy. A wealthy rancher hires a ten. As part of their initiation, life unfulfilling. Judith Arthy. A young attorney , detective to find his missing fraternity and sorority pledges 12:OS "VIRGINIA CllY" comes to some astonishing daughter. 0 spend a night in a spooky, sup- (1940) Errol Flynn, Miriam conclusions in a murder case. 1200 0 "HOORAY FOR LOVE" posedly abandoned mansion. Hopkins. Spies from the North 11:30 "THE DEADLY HUNT" (1935) Ann Sothern, Gene 1000 "PERFECT GENTLE- and the South attempt to (1971) Tony Franciosa, Peter a Raymond. A young couple in MAN" (1978) Lauren Bacall, outwit each other and obtain a Lawford. A pair of hired killers . love start performing in Ruth Gordon. Three crafty fe- iuantity of gold being held in refuse to let the of a forest nightclubs and work their way furv males whose husbands are in Virginia City. (R) fire deter them from pursuing into theatre. prison join forces to plot an - the young couple who are their elaborate million dollar heist. intended victims.

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"Hotel" star James Brolin and "Knots Landing" star Donna Mills portray a couple whose marriage falls apart when she begins having extramarital affairs, in "Intimate Encounters," a made-for-TV movie airing Sunday, Sept, 28, on NBC.

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The Adult Basic Education self-paced. moundation program gives You should be at least 18 you the chance to upmade years old and have been out your skills and knowleage of of the public school system , LET'SGRBW TOGETHER English, Mathematics, So- for one year. Although there cial Studies and the Scien- is a minimum age require- ces. Completion of the pro- ment for the program, there "I ask you to join me gram will increase your is no maximum age. limit, qualifications to gain empl- and students of all ages are oyment. Completion also al- encouraged to apply for the in leading our province lows you to go 'onto voc- program. ational or career training There is no minimum edu- through the challenging programs in various post- cational prerequisite for en- secpndary institutions, In tering the program: you are years ahead." addition, you can prepare for assessed and placed in the higher academic studies at courses that correspond tc college or university. your educational back- The program runs from ground. Monday, September 29,1986 through until April 1987. For more information pho- To a large degree, instruc- Capilano College in Squ- tion is individualized and amish at 892-5322. Bill Vander Zalm Premies

YQUR OWN HQME? . Learn how to choose the right home. Qualify at JOIN BILL VANDER ZALM the bank & understand the mysteries of Realtors & Lawyers at People from all areas of the province, from all walks of life and Night School from different political persuasions are joining Bill Vander Zalm and the British Columbia Social Credit Party. 6 Wednesdays Oct. 1st. with Brian Giles Our new leader invites you to become a part of this "growing sen- sation" and he has signed as your agent on the membership form CALL HOWE SOUND below. SCHOOL NIGHT All you need do now is fill in the rest of the form and mail it, with LUNDY CANDY 892-5228 local 118 your cheque or money order, to: British Columbia Social Credit Party No.236 - 1071 1 Cambie Road Richmond, B.C. V6X 3G5 JOIN SOCIAL CREDIT

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FAMILY MEMBERSHIP 1 00 1111111111~~1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 0[under t 9 years 01 age) IGY 1I"ovI (PoslalCod71 YOUNG SOCRED 4 16 30) 0 4YEARS Previous Address (11 mowed since lasl applicalmn) n W A MEMBERSHIP YO01 (party membership IS req'd)1 u I 0 DONATION S TOTAL e S Agent's Signature Member's Signature I' Yodav's Oate A new branch board for the Squamish were long but while waiting, it was so Branch of the Diabetes Association is easy to get into conversation with people. needed if this service is to continue in the We met some folks from Vernon, Victoria, community. There is much information the Prairies and a friendly family from available to diabetics and their families Ventura, California. Mum and dad, Arlene and friends and if this includes you, please and Don Hoekendorf knew theavaneouver attend an important meeting tomorrow area fairly well as they had resided ir evening, (24th) at 7:30 p.m. at Hospital Seattle several years ago but it was a firs1 House. An update on recent, past and trip to Canada for sons Brad and Mark. future news will be given out at the We made a reaL~“pitch”for them and their meeting by &nard Elliott. Please feel parents to come and see what the free to call him at 898-9559. Squamish and Whistler areas had to offer * * * them. I think some time they will!!

Stork Story 9 PETERSON -Ken and Barb * * * Grant and Yvonne MacKEnzie were presented with a beautiful burl clock at the last are pleased to announce the arrival of Stork Story - SANKEY -Allen and Karin Kiwanis dinner prior to their departure for Lake Cowichan. With them are club their first child, a daughter, Amanda and daughter Melissa of Campbell River treasurer Erich Schlieper and club secretary Bob Grout. Christine, born August 27 in Squamish are very proud to announce the birth of General Hospital, weighing 7 lbs. 1 oz. their second child, a daughter, Kristina Thrilled grandparents ar Kans and Erica Patricia, weighing 8 lbs. 1 02. and born in Schultheiss and Art and Audrey Peter- the Squamish General Hospital on Sept. son, all of Brackendale. Amanda’s parents 11. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Grant MacKenzie send a special thanks to Dr. Thonthy Klaus Obieglo and Mrs. Russell Sankey all Dnndas and the hospital staff, especially of Squamish. A special thank you to Dr. J. nurses Betty and Joan. Raymond and nurse Joan Mason and feted by Kiwanis * * * nursing staff for making it possible for A pair of ladies eye glasses (pink rims) their second child to be born in Squamiuh, was left at the Creative Kitchen recently. * * * The Squamish Kiwanis C1- years he has been active in Day celebrations.” They were brought into the “imes office We don’t really want to be thinking oj ub honored Grant MacKen- other groups, in the masonic “But his main project has and can be picked up here. . Christmas yet -- but for those plaining zie who had been the presi- , Lodge and as a Shriner. been working towards a * rb * bazaars etc. please take note that the dent of the club from 1979 to handicapped centre for the Birthday persons this week are:Cameron Ladies Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian 1981, at a dinner in the “Grant MacKenzie has the community of Squamish and Donald, Laura Sikora, Paula Scott, Dave Legion will hold a Christmas. Boutique on banquet room of the High- enthusiasm and drive to see he has urged that funds be Gatke, Margaret Johnson, Neil Mangan, Friday, November 28 from 6 to 9 p.ml lander Hotel . on Tuesday, things through,” the presi- set aside for this purpose.” Shannon Price, Lynn Gauthier, Terry Cyr, More details later. Sept. 16. MacKenzie and his dent explained. “This sum- The club gave the MacKe- Maurice Scott, Luke Plunkett, Helen * * * wife Yvonne are moving to mer he made sure that we zies a beautiful hand made Lehman, Rene Trudeau, Kimberly Kiloh, Brothers Manual and Oliver Schulte Lake Cowichan. sent some local handicapped burl clock, with Bob Grant Jackie Wright, Bomenic Milia, Gregory returned home last week after spending . Kiwanis president John children to the Shrine cir- and Erich Schlieper making Burt, Donna White, Linda Looyen, Linda nine weeks in Germany visiting many MacKenzie said his father cus; with Bob Grout lidwas the presentation. Finter, Tresa Langstaff, Gerri &adieu, relatives. During that time, Oliver went tcl had joined Kiwanis in Swift instrumental in starting the MacKenzie said he found it Peggy TinkIin,, Michael Mills, Cindy Holland for two weeks and Manuel had a Current in 1975. Two years Kiwanis Christmas concerts,, hard to leave the community Hughes, Walter Regier, Sherrie West, chance to travel to Yugoslavia. These later he came to Squamish ative on Loggers’ sports but would be coming back Bob Middelmn, Kai Jenkins, and Sarah young men must have a story or two to and the following year join- with George Gilmour and from time to time. Johnston. tell!! ed the local club. During the helped in this year’s Canada In a special tribute Lou Congrats also to: Christopher Dunham, * * * Bourque said he had never Stephen Kelm, Brenda Ryan, Piper Black, Stork Story - REID - Jim and Cathie Reid known anyone who was so Eric Pawlett, Todd Singer, Christopher are pleased to announce the birth of their b community-minded with no Clark, Sharon Julien, Debbie Kary, second child, Neil Allan, born in Lions self interest. Robert Phillips, James Bank, Jon Halvor- Gate Hospital on Sept. 16, weighing 10 lbs. Last rites for long “Early in 1977 I came to son, Eric Howie, Randall Giguere, Miche- 2 ozs. Big sister Kelly was delighted to recognize you as a truly lle McEwan and Robert Forsyth. welcome her baby brother home. Thrilled gentle man and you have a * * * great grandparents are Catherine Dun- time resident particular knack to keep Miss Danna LaForest and Miss Alaina ham of Vancouver and Lillian Reid of your group together,” Bour- Fryer are celebrating first birthdays this Mara, B.C. que said. week. * * * Lily Margaret Carson, a Funeral services were held Special guests included * * * A national Canadian magazine “CRACK- long time resident, of Squ- on Tuesday, Sept. 16 in the Lieut. Governor Paul Ste- For those expecting Old Age Pension or ERS” is strictly for kids and it is filled amish passed away quietly Church of St. John the wart; incoming Lieut-Gov- other Federal cheques, they will be in post with all sorts of information and projects. in Squamish General Hosp- Divine, with Father John ernor Gordon Cameron and offices this Friday. The 1986 Crackers Writing Contest is ital on September 13, She Walters officiating, followed West Vancouver and Van- * * * open to boys and girls in grade two was 83 years old. by cremation. couver Kiwanians Brian Ha- Here’s a good thought fer the day - through six and in the “What Happened” Mrs. Carson was born in nnah, Bert Fleming, Jack sometimes it’s better to put off until category entrants are to finish a sentence Ontario and came to Squa- In lieu of flowers, donations May, Frank Wilson, Terry tomorrow what you are likely to louse up story starter. Robert Forsythe, who will mish in 1929 with her to your favorite charity Higgins and Harry Weth- today. be 11 years old on Saturday was a first husband George and young would be appreciated. erley. 8 * * prize winner and his story appeared in the family. Celebrating wedding anniversaries this summer issue of Crackers. Congratul- She-was a charter member week are: Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hales, Mr. and ations to Robert who is a grade five of the Squamish Order of the Mrs. Joe Laventure, Mr. and Mrs. Bill student at Valleycliffe School. Royal Purple and for many Saddler, Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Furniss * * * -‘years a director of the and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Pickering. Howe Sound Drama Cub is sponsoring Squamish Valley Fall Fair where her flowers and veg- a theatre workshop tomorrow evening 81 etables were consistent wi- . It is hard to belive but in just three 7:30 p.m. in the Brackendale Art Gallery. e weeks time, Expo 86 will be history. Dianne Newman invites those interested nners. Contrary to what one would have in drama and all aspects of drama to comc She is survived by her %& expected, the daily attendance in Sept- out. The workshop is free to Drama Clui husband George; six sons, ember has been as high as during the members. During the evening there m Bert, Bruce, John, Bill, Chris mw- summer months. The largest one day also be casting for two new plays. and Dan, and four daughters 2Q&, #986 attendance was reached on Sept. 13 when * * * Ruth (Fenton), Margaret over 184,000 went through the turnstiles. On Thursday night, teens (13 to 18 years: (Bradley),Betty (Shore) and One day last week we (George, ‘n me and are invited to a casting of “You’re A Gwi Diane (Weatherstrom), as “A song is not a song until you Ev Dawson) decided we better take Man Charlie Brown”. Be at St. John’s well as many grandchildren, sing it. advantage of our season passes and Anglican Church at 7:30 p.m. If unable tc and great grandchildren, A be!/ is not a bell until yola cruised on down to the site. The line-ups attend, call 898-5023 for in€ormation, nieces and nephews. ring it Love in your heart was not put A general meeting of the ograms. An expanded Dronram will f there to stay; Promising Howe Sound Drama Club at Douglas Sifton is the new offer w;>rkshopiaA theatre Love is not love until you the Brackendale Art Gallery president and members of sports, as well as stage 6- *Seasonahead on Sept. 15, Seems to have his executive are: Dianne plays. Cisting and rehear- raised the curtain on a Newman, vice-president; sals will proceed promptly - forHowe promising 1986-87 season. Peg Tinney, secretary; Ros- for fall productions. . Forty-five members heard eanna Rudolph, treasurer; ....~-...=...w.~.~.-.~.=.w...o.~.-.-.-.-.-.-~-~-.-.-.-.-.-.-,.***.~*~.*.*.*.*.*.***.*.*.~.*.*,’..**.***.....’.*.*.*.**~**, SQ Un d Dram a reports on archives, play- Doreen Ramus, pait-pr&i7 ..:~:.:o:.:~:o:.:-::.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.t:t.:. reading, the new stage at dent and Jude Bannister, .~~~.~.~.~~~~~.~~~.~~~..~..~.~~.~o~.~~~~~~....~~.,...~.~..~~. :e:m:.:o:.:o~*:*:o~*:o:o~*o:*:*~.:*:o:o:o:*:o:*:.:.:.: Club . the Gallery.and future pr- director. 0 .. . 0 .....*...... -*-l....~.*- ...-.-~...... *...... - - .... Page 18 - Tuesday September 23,1986 - The Times 5r ;*;* ;*;* are invited to attend The adults have time for have with others hiving &e You .*** socializing together too. Pa- same troubles. our open house on Tuesday, 3 Sept. $0 at Bob's 892-3465 t~ 8 The Single Parent Support rties were enjoyed at Chr- We are planning another ?e* Group celebrated their first istmas, Valentines Day as great year and would like to get, acquainted. We are $1: ,*e* anniversary this month. well as costume parties. hear from people who can looking forward to meeting you. The following people $5 The organization is a self- Several outings were org- share with us, Qur first .**e kelp, social and educational anized such as a trip to major educational evening may be contacted for further f:: support group for single Octoljerfest in Vancouver, on October 9th will be on information: Bob 892-3465,-. .*** the topic "Worry and Mary-Lou 898-5695, or .*** parents. However, custody two Drama Club perform- .**e PY . 1.2 of children is not necessary. ances of the musid, "Show Stress". Charlotte 8!42-9697. .:a: Each month a calendar is Boat" and a dinner theatre ; Anniversary made up of activities aqd and play "Second Time include family outings, gen- Around". single erally on weekends. These The educational nights are include bowling, hiking, fi- an opportunity to have a shing, swimming, picnics, speaker on a particular topic parents toboganning and sports such such as the "Drug Problem", as baseball games. medid knowledge such as Special events were plan- first aid and CPR. ned catering to the children Coffee and conversational on Hallow'een, Christmas evenings about twice a mon- and a workshop.at Easter so th give members an oppor- that the children could make tunity to discuss and share a small gift for mom or dad., .any problems thev might

Few ships in October Civic Centre Public Skating The number of ships com- New§ Bulletin ing to Squamish Terminals to load with drop off sharply Public ice skating begins October 1st. 1986 through until in October. WEHOSTED THE WORLD. March 31st, 1987 at the Squamish Civic Centre arena!! With the 1986 World's Fair counting down fast, the Come on out to the Civic Centre and pick up a public ice Five ships are expected in the last half of this month time has come for some reflection on what we've achieved. skating schedule or give us a call at 898.3604 for more Our first objective at the Pavilion was to show our with three scheduled for B.C. information! ! province off to the world. And so we did, as visitors from all In addition to the information in our recently October and one for Nov- over the globe came to experience what the host province distributed Program Brochures the following public ember. of Expo had to offer. From politicians and investors to the skating dates are cancelled due to prior ice In port today is the . commitements! ! royalty of Europe, people from every walk of life, nationality Summerfield, loading for and profession came to see our province represented at Expo. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31,1986 Japan while the Star Gran SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2n4 1986 will be here tomorrow to AND YOU LOVED US TOO! WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5th, 1986 From day one you made us the most popular pavilion SUNDAY, DECEMBER 14th, 1986 load for Europe. Expected on Sept. 27 is the Star at Expo. In a public survey conducted by The Vancouver Sun, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 28th, 1986 the B.C. Pavilion "buried its nearest competitor.. by a three WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7th, 1986 Everace, loading for the . Mediterranean. to one margin." In June, we were the first pavilion to have one But ... don't despair... We offer for you two special million visitors; last month we passed the three million mark. public skaing session for your enjoyment!! ... They are: Due in port to load for Argentina on the 28th is the Both our exhibit buildings have been operating at capacity SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th 1986 from 3:OO-400 p.m. San Marin !while the Star and our projection of more than four million visits by Expo's (Pre-Season Public Skate Opener!!) Fuji will be in Squamisk on end is within our grasp. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd, 1986 from 1:15 to 4p.m. and 430 =6p.m. Sept. 30 to load for Japan. IT WAS A PROVINCE-WIDE EFFORT. Japan will be the destin- It's thanks to you, the people of British Columbia, that ?hese public ice skatlng sessions are FREE.... ation of the Star Florida B.C. is shining just as brightly as we hoped it would. Our So come and enjoy expected in port on Oct. 12 Regional Showcase program gave British Columbians Just a reminder that the Civic Centre is closed on all Statutory Holidays unless otherwise posted or advertised. Call us at 898-3604.We'd like to hear and the Star Fraser on Sept. everywhere a part to play in our presentation, bringing f ram vau I ! 30 while the Hull 1938 will thousands of you to the heart of our site. More than 10,000 load for Europe on Oct. 15, performers from every region displayed the special character of our people during the 10 week Showcase. And our professional performers thrilled our visitors with first rate entertainment all summer long. WE SHOWED OUR SERIOUS SIDE, TOO. International executives and trade delegations invited to Expo flocked through the gates. These special guests were invited through our Business Visitors Program, designed to encourage trade and investment by matching business people with appropriate hosts, conferences and tours of industrial and research sites throughout B.C. Our business visitors ranged from the Chinese dele- gation led by Vice-premier Yao Yi Ling to representatives of the Mitsubishi Corporation in Japan. A Norwegian delegation came to study B.C.'s emerging aquaculture industry, prompting an exchange of knowledge and commerce. And an endless stream of visitors saw a cross section of B.C. Industry through our Challenge B.C. presentations. AND IT'S FAR FROM OVER, This month, we're inviting key people from B.C.'s film and sub-sea industries to participate in special days designed to expose their skills and products to the world. Combined with the Business Visitors Program, these events will continue to create business for British Columbia in the future. This year, B.C. hosted the world and the world liked what it saw. And the results won't end October 13 - thev'll, go on serving British Columbians BREAKFAST- $2.49 DINNER FOR TWO- as our Expo visitors return year after (served until 11:30 a.m.) (served after 4 p.m.) year to visit and invest. Big Scoop's famous "Mountain Breakfast:' $8.95 Two eggs cook& your favourite way. A pair of plump, Your choice of three delicious dinners: coliiiiry sausages.Two slices of crispy bacon. LIVER AND ONIONS-tasiy slices of Iiw prepared And scouple of golden buttermilk pancakes or toast. to your liking, sewed with' sauteed onions. SAUSSURY STEAK- juicy 8 or. steak smothered in a rich mushroom gravy. Piate of crispy Chicken Fingers, served with FlblET OF SOLE- french fries, coleslaw and a favourite dip. deliciously breaded sole, fried to a flaky tex!ure, garnished with lemon butter. - A 16 or.Old Fashioned Pepsi'glass All dinners include soup is yours with every large drink order, when or salad, vegetable and THE HONOURABLE PATRICK L. McGEER, wft MINISTER RESPONSIBLE purchased with any burger, sandwich or entree. potato of the day and (While supplies last.) a dish of ice cream. the

anniversary The Squamish Harriers, so he could attend the made an enviable record the club formed to encour- Western Canada finals in with 18 gold medals, 16 age and assist those inter- Edmonton and the Canadian silver, 14 bronze and 41 ested in track and field and championships in Sudbury, ribbons from 4th to 8th place in running, marked its ann- Ont. in five meets. LIFTS UNITE iversary last week. Barr congratulated Peter Among the medal winners The club started organizing Hotston for his coaching and were Stephen J?arsons, who in the fall of last year and in the work he did with the set a B.C. record for the March of 1986 it was given runners. shot-put of 8.45 m; Danny the go ahead. It has 35 Foreman won two golds h said he was imp the long jump and a total of TO:-#D#RAW members who have comp- wed with all the athletes golds in and 200 eted in five track and field axid their dedication to their metre spirits and the long To a team that a mere one year ago Then on Sunday a goal from’ Tom meets during the summer. training. ‘‘I am looking for- ;till had designs on lifting themselves Johnstone with two minutes left in the The executive consists of ward to next year,” he told jump.Kevin Barr won Seven Into the ,realms of the Vancouver game lifted United into a 1-1 draw with Rosemary Barr, president; Metro League premier division, the Dutch Lions. - Cathy Smith, vice-president the He comm- bronze medals, four silver On willY Antone’s and one gold in the middle roaming in the second division doesn’t “We should..’ , have won it,” said and registrar: Lorraine Da- SUCCeSSin representing B*C* distance; Elizabeth Focant sit that well in the minds of Squamish Muir, “but we were quite happy with vis, treasurer: Trusy Sk- at two national meets. afids, secretary; Peter Hot- won a bronze medal in the United Pharmasave. the tie.” Willy anton qualified for shot-put; Greg Hoff a silver a 1985- ston, coach and Carmen But then after disappointing After a slight miscue off a free kick Dolhan, junior development the B.C. Track and Field medal in the 3,000 metres; . B6 season United has only themselves put Squamish into a 1-0 deficit 25 co-ordinator. team in the 200 and 400 m Jeffry Skands a silver and Lo blame for their demise and instead minutes into the first half, the locals events. In Edmonton he took bronze in the 400 and long of wallowing in self-pity the club has refused to get rattled despite a hard, Margaret and Bill Scott a silver in the 400 with-.”- a- jump and Lindsay Weeks a decided to reset their aim. bumpy field that defied any attempts at were instrumental in getting Personal best Of 49-7 and in sliver and bronze in the 200 dribbling the ball. the running club to join the the 280 a bronze in 23 and 800. “It would be nice to win (the division track and field club and Ken and therefore move back up a slot) this And in the second frame, once the seconds. Training has already star- and Teresa Schellenberg or- He was also part of the B.C. ted for ‘the coming season year,” said Pharmasave member Doug extra man was moved up from the back ganized the 10km run and relay team and they won the and practices are held Mon- Muir, “bur realistip lly I don’t think it line, United began to create their own are working on the one for gold in the 4 x 400 relay, days and Thursdays at the is possible tho .I the potential is chances until finally, with barely time next-. year. In Sudbury he placed 4th in track at Howe Sound Secon- there.” to spare, a free kick from the right side The club was delighted the 400 and the B.C. team dary. Part of that potential centres around worked its way to Shane McCann and with the assistance of the took a gold medal in the New members are-invited the turn. towards using some added then to Muir who fed the ball back to Squamsh Indian Band which medley relay. U: to’ call Rosemary Barr at youth, a turn that some would say may Tom Johnstone in the middle and from sponsored William Antone In its first year the club 892-5483. be a bit overdue. In the short run, says hence, to the back of the net. Muir, while the lack of experience Thewhole team played well,” said from the youngsters may cost one or Muir. “The defence played terrific and two games, their enthusiasm and added (keeper) Barry (Galley) settled down Now the real season energy into the line-up may in turn win after that first goal. But if I had to a few matches as well. choose two people who really stood out In the long run it may well mean the it would be Ken Adams and John begins capibility at taking another shot at the Cameron. ” premier divison. Playing at right full-back, Adams Never mind that they beat flow that existed to the before their home opener on Meanswhile, reality is back in the helped his back-line make amends for them twice, never mind that game, a game Squamish October 5 against the White second and it is there that Squamish the Ambleside contest as he played a as of Sunday afternoon they seemed well in control of Rock Whalers. After playing must climb out of before any thoughts “very aggressive ,solid game.” had failed to lose a game. when Jamey Raymond str- the NSWC, Squamish tra- turn to playing in the upper echelon. As one of the youngsters on the For the West Coast Junior uck 5l seconds into the third vels to Seattle for a Sunday But the second is proving tough squad, meanwhile, John Cameron Hockey League Squamish to make it 5-2. date against the North-West enough at the moment thank you very “never stopped running. He played not Eagles the exhibition season Three quick. power play Americans and then to Lad- much for in two games thus far all only a physical game --he was running is simply one that ’shows efforts barely” two minutes ner for an October 3rd signs of promise, signs that apart drew the Flames even contest with the Rebels. Pharmasave has to show is a single into guys all over the place--but he beat if anything else they have a though and it seemed that Welcome returnees to the point, two goals and five against. them with his speed as well.” competitive club. To the fans the Eagles had lost their line up on the weekend were Last week, as Muir stated, “we were Still looking for their first victory of and now to the- league it wings. But it took just 25 Dan Payne and goaltender bad for the first 25 to 30 minutes” and the young season, next up for means nothing else for on seconds for the match to Peter Milkovich. New faces as a result fell behind 4-0 before finally Squamish is a home game against Saturday the Eagles will suddenly switch back the meanwhile were Eldon Co- settling for a 4-1 defeat at the hands of Por to on Sunday. finally start to play for real other way as Dan Payne ney and Zorin Colin, the the Ambleside Blues. points. snappedthird goals in oihis the second game and as latter of which spent last To. their season opening season playing hockey in opponent, the North Shore the Eagles exploded for five Yugoslavia . Winter Club Flames, that goals in the last six and one Lost however for at least a Terminals continue may well be a blessing as the half minutes enroute to the month or six weeks is Paul Squamishites came out on win. Schulte who was injured in top of the home and away ICE-CRIPS the are Saturday’s contest in Van- exhibition series with 8-6 on the road for three games- couver. to rQII and 10-6 victories, but still ... True it wasn’t really the bar got a little heart, got a down the Dunbar come back enter their next meeting same Dunbar United that goal and started coming at bid courtesy of an aggres- tied and no worse for wea won the division last year us before falling short: sive game and the uncanny In game one on the wet Greenacres was the but to the Squamish Term- The kids stopped playing ability to read the play as it end the locals, in a physicaA &--. inals thirteen and under side soccer and started kicking developed and thus be in match, were up 5-1 after the it doesn’t really matter. the ba!! and usually it went position to break it up. first and 8-4 going into the place to be A win is a win is a win in to Dunbar.” Despite competing in a third, a frame that thus far their books and that was Getting consistent solid three zone league Muir feels has shown to be a toqh The Greenacres Golf Club WbSe Of 69 tGPped the what they got on the week- performances from Muir, that the Terminals, if they period to get through. True, in Richmond couldn’t have field of 110 players, there- end as the Terminals rec- Barr, defender Danny Fo- continue to work hard for three games in less than 24 been kinder to a group of fore winning the overall low eived a tbair of goals from ‘’ . reman and keeper Jordan results, have a good chance hours is tough on anybody local golfers. net trophy and a gas barb- at capturing the title that and does tend to drain .any The Squamish foursome of eque along with it. Other eluded them the previous reserves as the same two Dora Rourke, June Eaton, prize winners from the season. clubs that got off the ice late Patsy Schellenberg and Squamish Valley Golf and The Terminals are at home Saturday were back at it Lundy Candy won the team Country Club were Dora for their next match, an early Sunday afternoon and award for the August 30 Rourke with her second low 11:OO am start on Saturday from there the Eagles had a Lower Mainland Business gross in the second division, against the Killarney Cha- date with the Steelers at Ladies’ Championship tour- and Shirley Deno, low net in peers. Grandview. nament. the third division, Game two fared no better Leading the local squad to June Eaton and Leslie as some rather inconsistent their impressive showing Aldridge were prize winners refereeing took away any was Patsy Schellenbera also. The recycling industry in information forum on this B.C., its issues and opport- topic. Me will also exphh unities will be explored at a some of the stumbling blocks meeting on Monday, Sept- involved in pecycling. He ember 29 in Howe Sound said mem*bers si the hyd- Secondary School from 690 ing council are estabhhd to 9 p.m. all over North America. Michael Sklepowich from, Sklepowich can be contacted Rotary’s the Recycling Council of in Vancouver at 731-7!222. PoBioOPlus British C‘dvmhia will Wrl qn fund

Would you believe that a local businessman, along wi- ‘ Lloyd Ingrabam with grandson Lee at sne of their Campsites along Highway 17 th his son and grandson, between Tete game Cache and Prince George. made a 6 day, 309 km trip I from Tete Jaune Cache to Prince George and raised over $1,000 for Rotary’s Polio Plus Fund? When Lloyd Ingraham, his son Ron and grandson Lee, set out from Tete Jaune Cache on August 10th they didn’t realize that their action would raise that much money. They had hoped that a modest sum would be forthcoming from their eff- ort but they have been delighted with the response, “We averaged about 45 kms a day,” Ingraham said, “sometimes we made as many as 76 krns depending on the wind, the steepness of the hills and the places to camp” “We camped along the road and the only civilized camp- site was at Purden Lake Onesofthe many lakes along the highway. outside Prince George whe- re there was a government SQUAMISH MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION campsite.” Ingraham said they had Valleycliffe Christian St. Joseph’s Parish I good weather for their trip; Fellowship Pastor: Father ‘Casimii

it threatened rain one day Pastor: Sam Penner. Phone 1’1 .iybylski. Phone 892-5070, and they changed clothes in 892-5602. Sunday Services: Masses: Saturday 7 p.m, order to be prepared for a Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Sunday 8:30 a.m., 10 a.m.< downpour, but then it clear- Sunday morning worship at 11:30 a.m. Benediction: 11:OO a.m. Sunday Evening Sunday 7 p.m. ed up and they had to Service: 7:OO p.m. change again. SI. John Anglican Church Mrs. Ingraham and their Squamish Uniled Church Rector: The Rev. C.R. Minister: Rev. Chris Burnet The Federal Electoral grandaughter Elaine drove Waiters. Phone 898-5 100. 892-5727. Sunday Worshil them to Tete Jaune Cache in Sunday Service 11 a.m. Holy Hour and Sunday School: 1( the truck-and then drove to Eucharist 8:30 a.m. 1 & 2 a.m. (nursery provided, wit1 Boundaries Commission Prince George and took the Sunday. Church School at 9:45 in fan t care) train to Squamish leaving a.m. for British Columbia Squamish Baptist Church Sqeamish Pentecostal the truck for them to pick up Paitor: Rev. Irvin Fuhrmann and drive back. Pastor: Jack H. Purdie. Phone wishes remind interested persons that it will 898-9767 Sunday Service of Phone 892-3680. Morning to “We hit McBride the sec- Worship 990 a.m.-& 11 a.m. Worhip 11 a.m. Evenine hold the following sittings: ond day,” Ingraham said, Fellowship Service 7 p.m. ’ Worship 6:30 p.m. “and as we were biking we 1 . VICTORIA, Executive House Hotel, 777 Doughs St ., travelled light, with freeze Monday, October 27, 1986, at 1O:OO a.m. dried foods and prepared 2. NANAIMO, Coast Bastion Inn, 11 Bastion St., meals. We cooked our meals Tuesday, October 28, 1986, at 1 1 :OO a.m. over a small campfire and 3. KAMLOOPS, Canadian Inn, 339 St. Paul St., with a gasoline stove. The Thursday, October 30, 1986, at 1O:OO a.m. only problem we had was 4. KELOWNA, Capri Motor Hotel, Highway No. 97 with water. Believe me, Monday, November 3, 1986, at 1O:OO a.m. when they tell you to boil 5. NELSON, The Court House, 320 ward Street, water from the creeks and Wednesday, November 5, 1986, at 1O:OO a.m. streams, do it. You’ll be 6. CRANBROOK; Inn of the south, 803 Cranbrook St., sorry if you don’t.” Friday, November 7, 1986, at 1O:OO a.m. He said they saw literally 7. VANCOUVER, Georgia Hotel, 80 1 Georgia St., no game on the trip; just one Wednesday, Noveniber 12, 1986, at 1O:OO a.m. bear near the campsite at 8. PRINCE GEORGE, Inn of the North, 770 Brunswick St., Purden Lake. However they Thursday, November 13, 1986; at 2:OO p.m. did see a number of ospreys 0 or fish hawks near the Anyone wishing to make representations at any of these streams and small lakes. sittings must give notice to the Executive Secretary, in “We found people were writing, no later than October 14, 1986, indicating the very interested in us,” he nature of the representation and the interest of such added. “They would stop person. and ask us where we were from and where we were Copies of the Canada Gazette, published on August 16, . going and why we were 1986, containing maps and fill1 descriptions of each pro- doing it.” posed electorid district are aiiaiiable, frhe of charge from: He told the Times he would be delighted to make ano- The Executive Secretary ther such trip sometime as it Electoral Boundaries Corrirtiissiori

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British Columbia Wild, a natural history by Tim Fitz- . harris, would be a welcome CKENDALE gift for anyone who likes the wildlife of this province. SPEND AN EVENING OF Filled with stunning pic- tures of birds and wildlife, as DINNER & THEATRE well as the six biotic zones of & the province with their SEPT. 27 28 -7:30 flowers,' forests, mountains BRA CK ENDA 1E CALLER Y PRESENTS: and broad grass lands it "THREE OF A CERTAIN KIND'' offers a stunning picture of a province blessed with many 630 - 7:30 HAPPY HOUR natural .wonders. 7:3O - 9:OO DINNER The cover photo, a striking head of a bald eagle by 9:OO PLAY BEGINS Fitzharris is a promise of :]MITED SFATiiVG - RESERVE EARLY. TICfJTS AT what can be found inside. He THE GALLERY - 808-3333 AND MOSTLY BOOKS IN notes that an estimated one SQUAMISH - 892-3912 quarter of the world's pop- ulation of bald eagles is found in British Columbia ' where they nest in the IMPORTANT NOTICE conifers along the coast. Howe Sound BMX Assoc., will This alone should make it of and the Hockies. currant: Other shots of an scarlet of' lndian paintbrush hold an Annual Meeting, interest to local people as we The photographs of the ow1 and an osprey are are all shown. Alpines like have one of the heaviest wild animals were beautiful:. equally interesting. the red mirnulus and the Tuesday, Oct. 7th at 8 p.m. in the concentrations of bald eagles Junior Lounge, at the Civic Centre the cougar peering from the But it was the flowers of striking seed pods of the in B.C. along our rivers in depths of the cedar forests, a the province which I partic- western anemone or tow- TOPIC OF MEETING mid-winter. bobcat resting beside a ularly loved, especially those heiided babies are pictured The striking photographs fallen log, a coyote slinking of the mountain meadows. along with one of by favorite are complemented by the through the grasslands, a Exquisite shots of blue-eyed flowers, the swamp laurel. 1, Resignation from the racing well written and researehed black bear peering around Mary, a close up of an Indian Even the lowly frogs and -- association BMX AC text by Audrey Frag- a bush, enchanting pictures plum blossom, the blues of insects are not forgotten but 2. Affiliation with the racing galosch. of squirrels and baby Calif- camas and lupine, the com- lake their place in this association of CABA The photographs show the ornia bighorn sheep. One of mon brown-eyed Susans and sturining new book. amazing versatility of the the most appealing pictures 3. Election of officers for 1987 an ordinary thistle, are Autographed copies of the B.C. landscape, from stormy was of a Columbian Found depicted along with a field of hook may be obtaihed from seas and fog shrouded isla- squirrel munching on plants daisies near Osoyoos. The Terrapin Press in White EVERYONE WELCOME nds to the deep rain forests, in a mountain meadow in the papery flowers of the prickly Rock or check and see if the the broad grasslands of the Rockies. pear, the gold of buttercups local bookstores carry it. Cariboo and the towering There are many pictures of and glacier lilies and the The price is $34.95. peaks of the coastal range -. birds from the colorful tuf- . ted puffin to a rufous ~~ __ hummingbird perched on a branch of the flowering red

I I NOVA FWD I Squamish B I I Csm mi! tee I plans potluck I ON ALL DRY CLEANING I dinner I from $9876 I from $6660 The Squamish Days Com- FI ERO Mid Emgin8 1 mittee is planning a pot luck dinner in late 'October. to wind down the year. Tent- ative date is Oct. 25. At last week's meeting a SQUAMISH - LILLOOET REGIONAL DISTRICT nominating committee was BOX 219. PEMBERTON, B.C. VON 2LO TELEPHONE 894.6371 appointed along with a spo- nsorship committee and one ELECTORAL AREA-C VOTER LIST to deal with the media and. I from $8995 from $11,769 I work towards securing bet- COURT OF REVISION ~ercoverage for the media rAKE NOTICE that the Court of Revision for the I TU NE- UPS AUTQMAYlC PLEASE MAY WE 2 WHEEL D and making sure they know 1986/1987 Electoral Area C Voter. List of the Squamish- HAVEYOUR NEXT I about the highlights of the Lillooet Regional District will be held in the Regional INCLUDING PARTS L LABOUR TRANSMISSIONS DRUM BRAKE B District Office, Pemberton, B.C., on Wednesday, I plugs, points, condenser weekend events and what to OFFER *59.95 I October 1,1986 at 7:OO p.m. to 8:OO p.m. I look for. DOMESTIC ONLY I The Court of Revision will hear all complaints and It appears that the event correct and revisestheList of Electors, and may 2 WHEEL FRONT 1 was very successful this (a) correct the name of electors incorrectly stated, THE BODY SHOP Disc BRAKE 0 year and already plans are (b) add the name of the electors omitted from the list, being made for next year. (c) strike from the list the names of persons not entitled We'll be here SPRVDCP W'5 I PRECISION CHECK lornorrow to guarantee Youngsters will be pleased to vote or disqualified for voting, what we did today io learn that Ronald MacD- (d) correct any other manifest error in ,the list, or \ Rood test, remov? pari.-visuol onald the popular clown will (e) shall add to the list the name of the person qualified inspection. adiust bands ond on August 31st to have his name entered on the list and linage he here for the entire weekend next year. for this purpose the Court may accept an application as completed under Section 24 if delivered to the Court at CP Air has requested Squ- its first sitting. ICBC WINSHIELDS amish Days help with plans ! NEW FLUIDS MOST CARS 29.95 The voter List may be seen on the Notice Board of the for a logging show in Okin- following places after September 15th, 1986: I TRADES TAXES, 1 awa. This was originally (a) Regional District Office - scheduled for 1987 but has (b) Pemberton Post Office fl TERMS, LICENCES] I FRIEGHT, now been changed to 1988. (c) Pemberton Municipal Office TRADE I (d) Whistler Post Office OPTIONS 8 * 3- 1 ANYTHING ...... (e) Whistler Municipal Office EXTRA I ...... 4 OFVALUE ...... (f) Mount Currie Post Office t I (9)D'Arcy Post Office Iban R. Knowles I SQUAMlsH HOURS: Mon-Sat 9 a.m.- 9 p.m. Sun- 12-4 p.m. 892-3588 ...... Secretary-Treasurer =~)~~~~~~~~~~E~E~~OI~~~~I~PPEII~~~IIP~II)III~~...... ,* ......

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I For $de Mirmllaneouo 1 Fop sd@ ~hdk~ou~1 Fer Sale Miscellaneous 9 Announcements 40 Job OppePPuaities SUPER DEALS The Squamish Parks and Second Time Around At McDougall’s Music & Schrader woodstove and Garage Sale SMALL BUSINESS Recreation Department is 38017 3rd Ave., Furnishings across from firescreen, holds 30” length Sat. Sept. 27, 10-3 p.m. WORKSHOPS looking for a suitable encumbent Open 7 days a week. downtown Post Office. : wood. $400. Call 898-5160. Sun. Sept 28,1-4 p.m. Wed., Sept. 24,1986 -7:3O P.ml Grantsmanship & Fundraising for the position: 1200 sq. ft. of good used -3-way surface mount car spkrs. (09i23) 40776 Pertk Dr. Garibaldi - Program Assistant Highlands. Instructor Osborn. household items & furniture., 200 watts, $120, a pair. ’78 RM 250 Suzuki, moto cross (09.23) Mike Under the general direction of of collectibles. All workshops will be held at the xF Lots -Am/fm stereo cassette bike, $SO., Sanyo auto reverse Squamish Campus of Capilano the Program Supervisors the Consignments welcome. Free ghettoblasters, $79.95. car cassette deck plus pair of Moving Sale Program Assistant assists in delivery locally. Utility trailer ‘$250., camper College, 37827 2nd Ave., 892-5859. -20” color TV non-remote 3yr Jensen Trim 11 speakers $225., planning, promoting and $500., dishwasher $250., Fridge Squamish, B.C. guarantee, $400. baby carriage, brown, good directing Teen oriented stove $65., waterbed There is .a nominal charge of 26” cabinet TV $250., dinette set -Cassette cases, $5. ea. . cond.,.$35. Phone 898-3557. $150., $175. programs, as well as other dept. $175., Smith Corona portable -Drumsticks, a pair. plus much more. Phone 896-2247 $5.00 per person for each $3, (09.23) workshop. Please pre-register by recreation & leisure programs as typewritter $150., antique half- All new. 892-5310 (06.171Wj (Britannia Beach). (09.23) directed. Free heat machine f/p insert, phoning 892-5322or 892-9274. moon table $60., snack factory Hourly rate is $8.75 CUPE rates Couch, chair, ottoman, and 2 asking $300., 12” B&W TV $35, Child’s 3-day Expo pass $1 5., lge (09.23) $25. Phone 898-4165 after 5 p.m. end tables $100. Call 898-3736 metal office desk $40., phone 1986. (09.23 M) sundance trampoline $400. obo, All applications should be after 5 p.m. (09.23) , , 898-5736. (3.23)- 7’ Jute macrame hanger with 2 baskets 5-spd bike (needs directed to: $20.’1 Grant Dickey fixing) $5., Ski equipment, 892- Parks and Recreation Director anytime. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS 3777 (09.23) 898-3’961,898-3706, 892-5528. Box 3 10 3rd Squamish, Moving must sell pretty 4-yr-old 892-5676,892-5824, 37978 B.C. Ave. (08.06M) VON 3G0 ringnecked parakeet. Wings Applications can be picked up at clipped, not used to being caged the Civic Centre office. Job except at night. $60., includes AI-Anon family group meeting, Thursdays at 7:30; Phone 898- description is available at the cage etc. Bird lover only, phone Squamish Civic Centre. (09.23) 898-5008. (09.23) 9738. (1 1.29M) Woodstove, 36 in. Franklin ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS style, cast iron, complete, like ANSWERING SERVICE International Lodge in Whistler new, best offer. Phone 986-6648. 892-9031 24 hrs. will be accepting applications for North Vancouver. (09.23) (08-06M) house-keeping dept . on Wednesday, Sept, 24 at Canada Manpower office in Squamish SPANISH STYLE, MOTOR HOME 19 Pets EXECUTIVE CONTEMP. 75,22’/’.min. M.H., 360 cu. in between 10 a.m. - 12 noon. ORARY Located in engine. 33,800 miles, cruise (09.23) Downtown Squamish, this control, d/r, air, fully equipped. LAMB’S SPECIALTY home is suited for the large $15,000. Phone 898-5407. PET FOODS The following position is open to family as it features: 4 (09.30) Budgie, Canary, Finch, both male and female applicants, bdrms., with a 2 bdrm, in-law Cockatiel, and Parrot Seed. i and will be available Oct . 1, 1986 suite. New carpets, double Evitirude 3 hp twin with tank, Baby Budgies, Bird windows, & 5 appliances,. Applications, to arrive no later $250., 2-N.5015 super sports on and fish accessories. will than Sept. 26; 1986, should be $94,900.Viewing by appt. E.T. mags GM bolt pattern. only, so call BILL now. deliver. 898-9775. addressed to School District No. $150. Dog house $65. Phone 898- 48 (Howe Sound), Box 250, 3935. (09.30) Adopt a pound dog - take home Squamish, B.C. VON 3G0 or a friend for life. 1 filed at the School Board Office, GARAGE SALE 898-541 (05.28 M) 37866 Second Ave., Squamish. 38335 Westway Ave., Farm Worker Sept. 27 at 10-4 p.m. Coast Mountain Lawnmower, mattress, bed Beautiful cats and kittens for Outdoor School frame, wood & odds and ends. adoption. Call SPCA at 898- Competition No. 0337 (09.23) THE PRICE IS RIGHT on 9890 or 898-5182 (05.28M) this 3 bdrm basement home. LOOKING FOR THAT Finished basement with VHS Video recorder $400., 26” SPECIAL HOME? THEN color T.V. $300. 21 cu. ft. DISTRICT OF SQUAMISH woodstove in the rec-room, READ THIS as well as 4th bdrm., & freezer $150., Tri-Star vacuum -Huge lot (almost 112 acre) bathroom.down. Situated on cleaner $600., Coleco-vision -3bdrm game with acc. $100. Dining NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that persuant to Section 457 a fully fenced & landscaped -2bathrooms (ensuite) NOT JUST A HOUSE! lot. A GOOD BUY at ONLY .table, 6 chairs, $100. obo. plus of the Municipal Act, the properties listed hereunder will -3fireplaces (Woodstove) be sold for taxes on Tuesday, September at A HOME! NOT EXPENSIVE, $62,000. Hurry and call -Spacious kitchen ,household items. Phone 892- 30,1986 1O:OO a.m. in the Council Chambers, Municipal Hall unless BUT AFFORDABLE!! Gaze JOYCE or MARG. Over 1,550sa. ft. of luxurv 3726. (09.23) out the living room window delinquent taxes plus interest are paid. ~ living on the main floo’r Colonial high back chesterfield into beautiful tree belt that alone. Call AMMl for further with swivel armchair and surrounds the Elementary details. School across the street. ottoman. Floral grren-gold. Lot 6th 7,Blk. M. DL 486,Plan 4552 38157 2nd Avenue This 4 bdrm home is located brown on beige, $395., brown . Lot E BI k 2, DL 486, Plan 15407 Vacant Land on a very desirable street in nagahyde hide-a-bed with seal] Lot 9, Blk 6, DL 486, Plan 3960 38068 6th Avenue the Garibaldi Highlands & mattress, $295., Brothers cabinet Lot 214 Blk R DL 5t2 Plan 15579 2624 Rhum& Eigg Dr offers: Fireplace in living sewing machine, $125. Phone Lot E Blk R DL 512 Plan 16512 Vancant Land I LOOKIE, LOOK\€ .Kids 898-5008. room, woodstove in rec- (09.23) Lot F BIk DL 51 2 Plan 1651 2 40754 Peebles Place room, nicely fenced & can’t play hookey-This 3 QUALITY, EX ECUT’VE bdrm rancher backs onto Lot 9 Blk 22 DL515 Plan 18201 Vancant Land landscaped yard, plus a in the beautiful Lot 14 Blk 18/19DL 515 Plan 16464 38265 Juniper Cresc single carport. Make your HOME school yard. (Kids can come Highlands, 4 bdirms., home for lunch) large family Lot 21 Elk. 16 DL 833 Plan 15487 38180 Guildford Dr. appointment to view with room, formal di Vacant Land GEORGE, priced at only ning room, room with skylite, 11/2 Notice is hereby given that the Lot 19 DL 759 Plan 18954 hardwoods floorso *I1 $77,900. baths, country kitchen mobile home registrered to ERIC Lot 1 Blk 6 DL 4261 PI 18965 Vacant Land look onto tht Tantaluswoodstove. Hurry and cal Lot 2 Blk 6 DI 4261 Plan 18965 Vacant Land Range. (THIS t’OME HAS and MARJORIE PIIRONEN: - MARG or‘JOYCE, pricec B.C. Registry No. 31112. and Lot 3 Blk 9 DL 4261 Plan 8406 38367 Buckley Ave. EVERYTH INU)a ’ A‘ .. Give. . in the low $70’~. Lot 1 Lot B NElh Sec. 3 Plan 8372 39750 Gov’t Rd. or JOYCE a call toaay. situated at lot 144 Timber Town Estate is to be sold. The mobile Lot A PCL E SE1h Sec. 11 Plan 14789 40227 Diamond LOTS home is a 1975 Homco 24 x 52. Head Road -Catch up now while the Bids must be given in writing tb Lot A Lot 36 S1/2 NW1h Sec 14 prices are RIGHT and be Lot 178 Timber Town Estate or Plan 17088 Vacant Land ready to build in the Sprina! mailed to W. DeCourseys Ltd. Lot B Lot 36 S1/2 NWlh Sec 14 LIGHT UP YOUR LIFE!! Add -IO,OOOsq. ft. in prime aria Plan 17088 Vacant Land of Thunderbird Ridge GREAT ASSUMABLE Box 108, Squamish, B.C. some wood to the top of the Claims against the mobile home Lot 47 S?hNE% Sec. 15 Plan 14908 1340 Judd Road line Fischer Stove in this $32,000. MORTGAGE is availabe or 3 must be filed by October 8,1986, B‘lk B SElh Sec 22 Ref. Plan 2975 Vacant Land bdrm. home &your heating -14 Acre less than 10 mins. this M duplex located in tht Lot 14 Blk 4 SElh Sec 22 Plan 3917 Vacant Land costs will be minimal. from downtown. Vendor Garibaldi Highlands. : otherwise the proceeds of the sale will be distributed among the Lot 7 Blk A of 28 SV2 of SW4 8ec. 22 MaL!!?ec! ce!!!ngs !n the financing available with tow bdrms., good sized kitchen Plan 10985 41705 Cottonwood HUGE master bdrm., a down payment & beeter tan large yard with loads o parties entitled thereto without trees. PERFECT regard to such claims. Drive kitchen that every woman than bank interest rate. FOF East Depot Rd. -Show me a better view of STARTING OUT, or as ai Dated September 9,1986 Lot 4 Blk 12-14 SW1h Sec 23 1595 would love: Oak cabinets, 6 Plan appliances in all are Howe Sound in Squamish. INVESTMENT. Oni! (10.07) 11634 included in the purchase Private financing available $37,000.JOYCE or MARC Lot 5 Blk 12-14SW% Sec 23 Plan 11638 1601 East Depot Rd price of $84,500. Call AMMl on this lot. Offers to would be pleased to providc 9 ARnsuncemcsRts to view! $28,300. further details. Lot 15 Blk 21 SWlh Sec 23 Plan 14546 41771 Dogwood PI. . Lot 24 Sec. 14 Strat Plan VR 224 1500 Judd Road Mobile Home HOWE SOUND WOMEN‘S Timbertown CENTRE Registration No: 3112 144 Lot Blk 9 SE fh Sec Plan Vacant Lot DROP IN and REFERRAL for 1 22, 17687 INFORMATION and SUPPORT THIS IS THE SECOND OF TWO PUBLICATIONS OF THIS 38009 3rd Ave. Monday-Friday, NOTICE DATEDTHIS SEPTEMBER 23,1986 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Phone 892-5748. C.N. SCHILBERG, (07.22M) TREASURER

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- ~~ - for farm animals, cleaning of Jwk da JMI ‘81 VO~VQ~2 dr, DL, very good Wom of Work: 4 hrs/day; 5 day stalls, maintdniag garden and Daymcefntme cotid., p/s, p/b, 4 sgd., electric per week. Rate sf Bay: $12.68 minor repairs to buildiqgs and Will do daycare in my home. By overdrive, sain roof, stereo with per hour. Duties: Daily feeding equipment. month, day or hsur. Close to equalizer, asking $7,795. obo., and caring f~rArm animals, Desired Qualifications: Ability Vdleydiffe Elementary. Bhoat: 4x8 slate pool table in good cleanin# of stalls, maintaining to operate tractor and snow 892-9067, (W.23) cond. Phone 898-3491 and lea.ve garden and minor repairs to blower, manure sprcidcr, -__I_. - message. (09.23) brush Mom will babysit, full or part- buildings_- and equipment. curter and other farm equipment. Familiarity with time. Playroom, fenced yard, near schoo!. Phone 898-3873, Desired Qudifimtisns: Abi!lty minor buiiding fence repairs and (09.23) to operate tractor and snow would be met. (W.23) blower, manure spreader, brush an cutter and other farm 4% pBM?wa equipment. Familiarity with minor building aud fence repairs Young married man avail. for would be an asset. (09.23) window cleaning; yard work, For just $119, your classified ad will appear in our interior painting and other odd newspaper and more than 70 other papers belonging to the 60 Sdtor,Condslainhtmr& ’ The following position is oDen to jobs. Also seekinn janitorial 49 Cats for Sak - & Yukon Community Newspapers Association. both male and female applkants, contracts. Phone 892-3456. I B.C. and will be available Oct. (09.23) 26, 74 good cond. $1800. obo 1986. Applications, to arrive ~ V/W no Phone 898-9267. (09.30) 2 bdrm townhose, 4 appls., f/p, later tban September 29th, 1986 MAID SERVICE in Cottonwoods. Avail. immed. should be addressed to School Come home to a clean home. 74 BMW 2002, good cond., no Call 898-3447. (09.23) $375. m. Phone 898-5419 or call District No. 48 (Howe Sound), rust. $5300. obo. Phone 892- collect 785-3045. (08.19M) Box 250 Squamish, U.VON 5801. (09.30) 300or filed at the School Board Experienced in all aspects of book-keeping and payroll for at- 75 Merc. Bobcat, auto., 6 cyl., 2 bdrm., f/p, fridge, stove, Office, 37866 Second Ave., needs some repair work. $385 drapes included. Close to Squamish. home-service. Phone 898-9865 after 5 p.m. (09.30) firm. Phone 898-9345. (09.23) schools, 38782 Britannia Ave., Farm Worker $250 M. and pay half utilities. Coaat Moantclln 42 . chMCare 80 Plymouth Horizon, auto, Phone 892-5049. (09.23) Outdoor School 87,000 km, good cond., $2300. Competition No. 0336 obo. Phone 898-3391. (09.23) 3 bdrm townhouse in Hours of Work: 4 hourslday; Babysitter needed for next five 82 Chrysler Le Baron, good gas Brackendale. F/p, w/w carpets, weekends and statutory holidays. months, Msn-Fri., my home for mileage, $7,000 or trade for 4x4 5 appls., and Satellite TV, lease Rate of Pay: $12.60 per hour. 10%month old. Phone 898-9210 of equal value. Phone 892-5192 $475 M. References required, no Duties: Daily feeding and caring after 6 p.m. (09.23) or 8984115. (09.23) pets. Phone 898-5094 or 898- 5254. (09.30) ’ 79 Plymouth Caravelle, s/wp new the trans., phone 898-5719 after 5 Bachelor ste., avail. immed. 1090 p.m. (09.30) - Wilson Cres. Bright and clean. 80 Camero ‘fBerlinetta”, new includes stove, fridge, w/w brakes, new tires, new battery, carpet, drapes, heat, lisht, and $4200. obo. 77 Dodge Aspen hot water. Walking distance to Tuesday, Sept. 23 - Civic Centre programs starting: parent and S/W $1300, obo. Phone 898- downtown. $235 M. 892-5636 or tot gym (10:30 - 11:30 a.m.) gymnastics classes (3:30 p.m.), 4165 after 5 p.m. (09.23M) call collect 922-9802. (09.23) French pre-school classes (3:30 - 4:45 p.m.) Tai Chi Chuan 411 classes (7-9 p.m. beginners, advanced 8-9:15 p.m.) boxing lessons (6:30 - 8 p.m.), martial arts training (6:45 p.m.1. ruesday ,Sept. 23 - Valleycliffe Christian Fellowship Church iponsors first meeting of Mothers Of Pre-Schoolers (MOPS) from 9: 15 to 11:30 a.m. Group welcomes all mothers of pre- schoolers and their children, For more info and to pre-register by Sept. 19 please all Diana at 898-9008 or iris at 892-9601. Friday, Sept. 26 - Distribution of Old Age Security and other federal cheques in post offices. 2535 MARlN WAY - Very 2440 THE BOULEVARD NEW LISTING 1.1 acres right Wednesday Sept. 24. - Theatre Workshop at 7:30 p.m. in the nice family home in quiet Great family home with 4-5 in the heart of the Brackendale Art Gallery. Dianne Newman will cover all cu I- de- sac. P rest ig iou s bedrooms, 3 bathrooms Highlands! Excellent aspects of drama. Free to Drama Club members. Also casting Garibaldi Highlands. Large large landscaped yard. Rroperty offering privacy, for two new plays. [Ot Close to schools. $89,900 $86,500. good exposure and view! MLS Not many lots like this Thursday, Sept. 25 - Bingo at the Legion at 7 p.m.--bonanza, Lot 1 FERNWOOD RQAD- availabel. $38,500. MLS early bird, regular games, gini pick your own. No. 131 Timbertown Immaculate rural setting - PRICED .REDUCED -TO Thursday, Sept. 25 Howe Sound Drama Club casting for Beautiful double wide Lovely house situated on .54 BEST PRICE IN TOWN - $67,500- Well maintained modular home with a acres with grass and fruit $lO,OOO for a building lot i “You’re a Good Man Charie Brown” for 13 to 18-year-olds---- home in the Highlands. covered deck attached trees. MLS. $49,900. Garibaldi Highlands. 7:30 p.m. St. John’s Anglican Church. Wood stove in partially utility room plus separate finished basement. Good woodshed. Great yard all For more info on these PERFECT STARTER OR Wednesday, Sept. 24 - Imoortant soecial meetinn for diabetics landscaping and large fenced and landscaped. 2 properties and many others RETIREMENT HOME with and anyone interested - to formulate-new board. Meet at. sundecks. Call 6ev at 898. fullbaths and woodstove. - Call Wayne Mitchell 898- over 1100 sq. ft. This home 5313 or Pam at 898-3944 MLS 9555 Hospital House at 7:30 p.m. or call 898-9559 for more info. $24,900. MLS. backs onto large parkland with the river beyond. Extra Tuesday, Sept. 30 - Single Parent Support Group “Open big lot is fenced and House” - new members welcome. Call Bob 892-3465, Mary landscaped. Good Lou 898-5695 or Charlotte, 892-9697. assumable mortgage in Saturday, Sept. 27 -Sunday Sept. 28 Dinnerhheatre at place $58,500. MLS Brackendale Art Gallery 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. Happy Hour, 7:30 - 9 p.m. dinner, 9p.m. play “Three of a Certain Kind begins. To view any of the above Tickets at the Gallery (898-333) or Mostly Books (892-3912). IistingsCallPam Dewar a1 1794 GARDEN PLACE - Three 898-3944 or 6ev Croft at 898- Tuesday, Sept. 30 - First meeting of season for Ladies bedroom basement home on A OEM TO SHOW - Yes this 5313. Auxiliary to Royal Canadian Legion at 7:30 p.m. . cul-de-sac. Home needs some home on Westway Ave will HIDE-AWAY - Cozy well T.L.C. but has potential. Good Thursday, Sept. 25 - N.D.P. general meeting in Brackendale constructed home at the holding property, presently Art Gallery at 7 p,m. gateway to Garibaldi leased till Feb. 1987 at $SOO.00 Park, tucked away in the per month. Good area for Monday, Sept. 29 -Information meeting on recycling woods with a gorgeous‘view children has fenced back yard opportunities and issues, will be held in Howe Sound Df the.Mountains. Great area and walking distance to Secondary School from 6:30 - 9 p.m. for hiking and cross country Elementary School. For more September is Arthritis Month. Canvassers will be calling at skiing or just getting away info call Dot Golden 898-3249. - from it all. This is Government MLS FOR THE HANDY MAN - 1500 homes during the first half of the month. Anyone interested in leased property and very LOTS sq. ft. home, needs inside helping is asked.to call 892-5843. Garibaldi Highlands-LargeLot finishing to complete addition offordable. Asking $25,000. BUILDERS BUILDERS - - $15,000 and renovation. and Wee College -start Tuesday, Oct. 21 at Squamish Pentecostal Call Dot Golden for more info. BUILDERS- Now is the time to Roof B98-3249. MLS Brackendale Large flat lot walls and windows are Church. RGgister your 4-year old now by calling Karen Ervik at pick up these beautiful lots in $21,900 a cul-de-sac. Foundations are complete. 898-5312. Meets each Tuesday from 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. ARE YOU LOOKING FOR AN Duplex lots Large North Yards . Asking price $44,500 in and a set .of plans are Civic Centre programs start: Wednesday Sept. 24 -badminton INVESTMENT? 7 up and down $21,900 10% Down 4,500 Duplexes - Very modern, fully available. Make your move Brackendale (8-9:30), Thursday, Sept. 25 - table tennis (7:30 - 9:p.m.), today! ! Call Ronnie 892-5924 Senior’s table tennis (1 p.m.) Friday, Sept. 26 tiny tumblers rented - all appliances and 85~167~106.17~26 $4O,OoO - - drapes Quiet cul-de-sac. (0)or 898-5941 (H) or 892-5901 $1.8,QM (9:30 a.m. ) (1 1 a.m.), parent and tot play-school (9:30 a.m.) - $40,000 at 10% $357.80 per Great area for kids. Good (Pager 621) MLS Brackendale month. Less than rent! Call (1 1 a.m.) Sunday Sept. 28 - ballroom dancing (6:30 p.m.) revenue property - Priced 80 x 133.48 x 133.48 x 80 Gray Mitchell at 898-5451 Saturday, Nov. 8 - Save the Children Sale in the hallway right to sell. Call Ronnie today I GOOFEDll The ad the other $1 8,900 MLS outside the library. Cards and gifts from many countries. - 898-5941. MLS week was wrong -- This home These are only a few of the is almost ready to pick colors, well priced lots I have. Call Arts Council 6rant applications are available now, NEW LISTING $86,900 tiles, carpets, etc. and you Ronnie today. MLS 1520 so. ~t.RANCHER on Applications must be received by Sept. 30. Local cultural 40209 SKYLINE DRIVE. . won’t believe ?he view. The Thunderbird Ridge, Large 2 New remodelled kitchen over quaiiiy, the space and most of car garage, 1 ’/? bathrooms, 3 organizations are asked to phone Fran Carrat for further 1400 sq. ft. in size. Private bedrooms and sun room. 5 information and application form at 892-5482. back yard. If you’re a all the privacy. lis a beauty. Come and see it today. MLS DO YOU LIKE LQtS OF a p p Ii a n ces , $54 ,OO(1 Squamish Arts Council Christmas and Crafts Market -This is a garden buff you’ll love this SPACE? And lots of privacy? assumable mortgage withoui juried sale. Artist interested in participating are asked tc one. For appointment to view How about 2 acres in the qualifications at 9%% call contact Jane Iverson in Britannia Beach at 896-2205, call Stephen Howard office or LARGE LOT WITH Highlands - This beautiful Gray Mitchell 898-5451 MLS home 898-3361. MlS Registration forms will be available Sept. 16. Market dates. INCREDIBLE VIEW - Flat and parcel has been partly cleared and of course there is a lot of Nov. 22 and 23 at Brackendale Art Gallery. EASY TO OWN - 4 bdrm ready to build on in LARGE CORNER LOT WITH mobile home, wood stove in prestigious subdivision must places you can spot a house. - GREAT VIEW - Ready foi Monday Night Bingo - Sponsored by St. Joseph’s Church in living room includes cable TV be seen. Vendor is anxious. Build your dream home now! ! building and located in the Civic Centre. Doors open 5 p.m., Bonaza, 6:45 p.m., regular (no extra). Call Stephen Call Phil Ellis MIS Call Ronnie for all the glorious ideal sport in the Highlands games 7:30 p.m. Howard. detoils. MLS Call Phil at 898-5337 MLS. &ibaidi Lanes - don’t miss out on the fun. Join a bowling league at Garibaldi Lanes. Leagues still available - call 892- 9566. Each Wednesday, 1-3 pm-Lifedrawings, models, available to improve your skill at Brackendale Art Gallery. 2nd-Thursday each month- Squamish Valley Kennel Clul monthly meetings at 7:30 p.m., Hospital House. For more infc 892-3744. The Times - Tuesday September 23,1986 -,Page2

...... _ ._ ...... * ...... *...-.... I-. 4 .....”...... *...... Q 60 %bt~!I0iU!NC& 6@ m$, a 62 luumberR~ Bowfdm$er far Rmt v-hnm 2% bdrm townhouse in 3 bdrm bsmt. home OD Hedock 3 bdrm, next to mall & SC~QO~. Free SateMC TV Brackendale, f/g, carport, in Valleyclifk. Avail. immed., $3SO./rnon. Incl. 4 appl., 8 Gmibd’ Gardeep‘mPQs M25.M, onc-half month damage fridge, S~OYC, 1M wwher/dryer, cable. Avail i~~~cd.892-9804, 1 Lk 2 b&%l* renWatd suites depQsit required. Call Gabe bths, drapes, $410. Avail. act. (W.Q?BW available, ht. Wr., heat, storage, Perron 892-3571, (09.23) 1st. References required 524- park inclusive. Phone mgr. $98- 6049. (09.23) 2 bdrm bsmt. ste. ]Includes 5698 3im Mac,lm, Gm,aM) Westam Pulp requires an Accountant with four to five drapes, stove, fridge, hydr?, gas -- 3 bdrm, fridge, stove, drapes, years’ accounting experience preferable in the process w/w caroets no pets please. WESTPARK APTS. cablevision-$275. M*phon 892- ~uxcnryepartmmcnts sat reasonable Industry, with potential for rapid advamcernent. “H2.rlds- 9976. (09.23) 7 avail immed~,s30Q).rnm phone an” experience with Computer Technology is essential. !!EW3 bedroom $475, 2 bedroom 898-9454. (09.38) Spacious 1 bdrrn $299., 2 bdrm. THE NEW ?Re position will offer a challenge to the successful $357, and 3 bdrm. $387., $404, $395’A’1 have washer/dryers, applicant who holds a recognized accounting degree. PARK PLACE zdrm,downtown, $325. M, $417. suites. Includes heat, hot asher * microwave , cali Georgina 898-3282. (09.23) water, quiet location, close to . .Isrburator,jacbzzi, !ridge stove, VVe offer a comprehensive benefit package and Large 2 bdrm.* baths from crmakrr, 394-&93, (3,p&‘d) relocation assistance. schools. 38861 Buckley Ave., No $275. 3 bdrm., 2 baths from 3 bdrm home in Garibaldi The position is located at out Squamish Pulp operation, pets, call resident manager at $300;.Free 12 Channel satellite 61 Rooms for Ront Highlands, fridge, stove, wood 64 km north of Vancouver, B.C. 892-3696. (09.09M) TV, pools, sauna, weight room, heat, $550 m. Avail. Nov. 1st. ~ ~- tennis, barbecue pits, car wash, Call 892-5686 after 6 p.m. Accomodations avail., modern Please apply in confidence, stating work experience and 2 bdrm, ocean view, No. 1 350 in-building laundry, bicycle clean home, Garibaldi (1 0.07) qualifications to: Center Rd., Lions Bay, fridge, storage, children’s plaj: aie8. Highlands. Cooking facilities Small bdrm on Buckley Ave., Industrial Relations Department stove, carpets $465. M. Avail Quiet, views, sunny, trees. Close avail. Phone 898-3142 before 2 2 WESTERN PULP LIMITED PARTNERSHIP Oct. 1st Phone 898-9651 9-5 p.m. to school and shopping. Fully p.m. (09.23) quiet, reliable couple or single P.O. Box 5000 (09.09M) ’ self-contained & very efficient. male. Avail. soon. Call between Furnished display suite open 7 Squamish, B.C. VON 3G0 small housekeeping rooms & 7-9 a.m. 12 to 12:30 p.m. or after 2 & 3 bdrm. units located in days/week. 892-3020 or 38171 10 p.m. Phone 892-3923. (09.23) Westway Ave. (1 1.26M) sleeping rooms at Cheekye Pemberton. Each unit has a Lodge $150 to $200 Mth. 898- fridge with ice-maker, stove, 3138 or 876-2708. (09.30) 3 bdrm, fridge, stove, w/w WESTERN PULP Cottonwoods 2 bdrm carpet. $325.M Phone 898-5251. dishwasher, micr o-wave, townhouse, washer/dryer, * garburator, washerldryer, bath (09.23) fridgeistove $395 month, 62 Houses for Rent w tub, jacuzzi & f/p. Common Available immed. 892-5604 or Valleycli ffe areas feature tennis court, collect 925-3439. (1)7.1)2MI Valleyclitfe Plateau Clean, 3 bdrm, bsmt, stove, playground, & sauna. Phone 3 bdrm, 2 bath, fridge$stove f/P, fridge, carpets, f/p, avail. Oct. 1 Greg Nissen at Mt. View Manor. Bachelor ste. 898-9651 9-5 p.m. Avail. Sept. 21, Phone 926-3577. $450, m. Phone 985-3719 N, (08.19M) (09.16M) Van. or 892-5682. (09.23) On 1% acre treed lot, private location on Midnight Way in the Cheakamus sub-division. Three bdrms, fridge, stove, cozy family home. $450.M. For more information - call 898-9453 evenings. (09.23) 64 Duplexer for Rent

Attractive, newly redecorated duplex, ready for responsible tenant, Garibaldi Highlands. $400.M. Phone 898-5445. (09.30)

Nice 1 bdrm duplex, fridge, stove, North Yards area, VERY LARGE HOME GARIBALDI HIGHLANDS Minutes from Squamish on $285.M. No dogs please. Phone Very large deck, very large lot $68,OOO newly paved road. 7 acres 898-41 11. (09.23) 4 bdrms. large rec-room ‘PRICED REDUCED!! MODERN MODULAR very impressive view of VENDOR RETIRING! RANCHER with option for 3 more. Howe Sound and the valley. complete with woodburning This home has 5 bdrms. 2 bdrm in Eagle Run area. $46 stove in basement. Kitchen MUST SELL! I In Bracken Park, asking low Woodstove, thermal $60’~and open to reasonable with over 2400 sq. ft. of M. No pets. Call 898-3543. has built-in dishwasher and Now asking $1 70,000 on this (09.30) windows, all appliances, and well rented investment offers. Over 1700 sq. ft. of finished liv. area, and appro1 cabinets with leaded glas! new fridge and stove. Formal oak building on main street. comfortable living. This 1000 sq. ft. of decking on 2nc Satellite TV included, 3 bdrm,, 1 in kit. Sunken liv. rm. din. rm. has patio doors to floor. This home is nothing balcony overlooking e Total area (up & down) is home has 4 bdrms with ‘/2 baths, luxury duplexes, 5 upstairs, located on tcp of approx. 3000 sq. ft. Good ensuite in master, liv. rm. and short of spectacular in terms appls., f/p, stylish interior. $425 Thunderbird Ridge, this one naturally landscaped of a hideaway retreat. It has. rental income! . 2 fam. rms. with built-in / mon. & $465. / mon. of a kind home should be backyard with park behind everything including a remotc that. This home has a carport hot-tub. Woodstove works 986-0254,980-5657 or 921-7666 seen by you very soon. Call reat, all appliances are controlled satellite dish and and ask for and room to park R.V. or babbling creek and to view. (04.15M) boat at the side. ‘/z block included. Large carport and ~ JUDE BANNISTER separate garage on large lot enough firewood for a 3 bdrm, quiet neighborhood away from school. A great lifetime. Large clearing with neighbourhood for your with great views. Call me close to schools and stores. THRIVING LOCAL today for the address bountiful garden, small barn Avail. Sept. lst, 929-5405. lifestyle. Call and ask for your dreams can come true, FOOD BUSINESS JUDE to see this nice home. NEED 6 BEDROOMS? or to see. Ask for (08.12M) With excellent lease, steady JUDE BANNISTER at call today and ask for 898-5528 or 892-3571 Then look at this bright Modern 3 bdrm. duplex, clientel and all equip. You newly painted clean home. It 892-357 1. JUDE BANNISTER can walk into 2 steady salaries 898-5528 or 892-3571 Garibaldi Highlands. Phone has 2 full baths and an extra George 892-5091. (09.23) and future expansion kitchen too. New carpets and potential for only $59,000. lino upstairs, all windows - 2 LARGE LOTS FOR SALE draped or curtained. There’s ’ Garibaldi Highlands . 3 bdrm w/w, 2 appls., Avail. Lt. 57 PLATEAU DR. !4 an assumable mtge. of Aug. 1st. Phone 987-5115. acre of gently sloping view PREFERRED FOR VALUE approx. $43,500. at 1 1 %Yo till Mar. 1-87. It’s possible (09.23) property, only $26,500 Make your next move up to an YOUR OWN SHANGRI-LA vendor will hold a 2nd. OPEN HOUSE ~ LOT 6 COTTONWOOD DR affordable home in the Here in the privacy of your (Dentville) 38805 Britannia Ave. large lot in quiet residential SUN., SEPT. 28 24 p.m. Highlands. Relax on the deck NO. 19 THREE RIVERS!! own large acre and a half lot (near McKays). Walk to schools area. Close to park, grocery 2539 JURA @RES. in the summer or retreat to the $8,OOO BARGAIN!! GARIBALDI HIGHLANDS. you can enjoy this solid 3 and shopping $300.m. Avail, store, walk to school. Call snug rec-room inthe winter. 3 have you got $l,OOO., then bdrm. home with comfort and Oct. 1st. 3 bdrm. ground level BRIAN GlLES 6 yr old owner built home, bdrms up and 1 down. Large fou can walk into this 2 bdrm security. The new roof will 898-5240 or collect 266-8274. 898-5240 or 892-357 1 designed by Senish Architect kit. with eating area as well as a home with it’s built-in bdrm. Co, 2x6 construction, dble. keep you dry, the birds and (09.23) $22,900 din. rm. Workshop for Dad. furniture. Lots of kit. glazed windows, large dble. chipmunks will amuse you, and Fenced back yard to keep the cupboards, light pannelling, garage built-in vacuum, sunken maybe a day of fishing on the 3 bdrm. avail. Sept., includes children safe. In the $70’~.See stove, fridge, and curtains. liv. rm., vaulted ceiling. river, a 5 min, stroll away, will stove, fridge, and drapes. $375. this home with BETTY Vendor will carry the mtge., MUCH! MUCH! give you your dinner; Nothing M.2 bdrm bstm ste. Avail. Sept. 15 FOREST 898-3250 or 892- MORE. available immed. Come and tour this beauiiful like self-sufficiency,only 3571. home with DOROTHY $59,900. and a bargain. Call $275. M Phone 898-9303. LARGE VIEW LOT SWANSON 898-0582 or 892- BRIAN GILES, 898-5240 or (09.23) On Thunderbird Ridge, 3571. 892-357 1. ~- WALK TO WORK vendors very anxious to sell, Nice 3 bdrm. upper floor, W/W From this charming 4 bdrm. will look at all offers and will f/p, fridge, stove, washerldryer, nome in downtown Squamish. also hold financing. It’s a sundeck, $350. /mon. Avail. Freshly painted inside and out. great way to plan for that now. Collect 922-1 11 1. (09.23) Bathroom has been remodelled dream home, asking $22,000 md new carpet installed in liv. COMPLETELY CON- Call HELEN MAGEE on thc 3 bdrm s/s duplex with bsmt. *m. Priced to sell at $47,900. TAINED above listings 892-5901 Brackendale. 898-3308. 3 bdrm home on main-floor No. 628, HAVE YOU BEEN TRYING Call BE’ITY FOREST 892- TQ FIND A HOME (09.23M) 1571 or 898-3250. with 2 bdrm in-law suite down. Both floors include all OPEN HOUSE That is looking great from the INVESTMENT SUN., SEPT. 28 2-5 p.m. outside in, has 3 bdrms. large Commercial land investment appliances, owners are asking $67,000. and are open to all 40173 E KINTYRE DR., fam. rm., garage, and listed 3n 2nd Ave., downtown below $75,000. Search no reasonable offers. Magnificent GARIBALDI HIGHLANDS. variois size Offlees Squamish. This C-2 lot of Come and relax on the wrap more! This superb home is 5Ox 120 is located near the Squamish views are available Available immediately in from all windows. Call BRITANNIA BEACH around sun deck overlooking located on Hospital Hill on a Mountain Provincial building and other view lot overlooking Howe FM building from DOROTHY SWANSON 898- A home for $7,000. Is it Howe Sound or shelter in the $100. m. 980-8385 or 921-8226 accomodation facilitiies. The possible? YES. This 3 bdrm. plant-filled solarium adjoining Sound. Call GABE PERRON 9582 or 892-3571. eves. (01.28M) ‘ list price is $55,000. Call mobile home located in while the cool clean Garibaldi 898-3 187 or 892-3571. DOROTHY SWANSON 898- MIDNIGHT WAY Britannia Beach MHP is Highlands fresh air washes BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 9582 or 892-357 1. 2 bdrm. well built character located in the upper part of Over you. This 5 bdrm. house 13 housekeeping units plus a Office - Storefront - or rIMBERTQWN ESTATES home, located on 1 ‘/z acres of Britannia Beach overlooking with cozy den, 2 f/p’s and large Manager’s suite on ‘/z Warehouse 1 bdrm mobile home in beautiful property in Paradise Howe Sound. Fridge, stove, studio will please anybody acre just off busy Hwy. 99, Available immediately. rimbertown Est. available for Valley, a few minutes away woodburning stove, all curtains interested in a quality home. halfway between Horseshoe Squamish Industrial Centre, 2nd 622,000. This 7-year-old from Brackendale. Listed at and drapes are included in the Immaculate land scaping, dogs Bay and Whistler. Good return Ave. Phone 898-3063, as for nobile is in top shape. Call $54,900. You can’t go wrong!! sale price. Call GABE are friendly, drop in for a cup with room for expansion. Call Walter, or 92 1 -949 1 3ABE.PERRON 898-3187 or Call GABE PERRON 898-3 187 PERRON 898-3 187 or 892- of coffee with BRIAN GILES. BETTY FOREST 898-3250 or (Vancouver), ask for Harold. Asking price $1 12,000. 592-3571. or 892-3571. ’ 3571. - 892-357 1. (01.29M) , Rage 26 - Tuesday September 23,1986 - The Times

Y . .,,-I. ...., .. ? Repoaseseion for mbview 10x38 Esta Villa, 1 bdrm.,good property- 10 acre residevntia! Registered half &ab, IS hands cond., $4000. Phone 898-5626 or pmeL ready for developmcnt hiah, shown Western, good on 898-3477. (08.26M) into loss or investment off roa& trails glad outgrown. We ~ Thunderbird Ridge, Oaribaldi deliver. Phone 886-9346 after 3 MRM~be SoQd Highlands. Sewer, water, etc, at p.m. (o!l.23) MOYHMC entrance. Inspection invites. - - 1064 sq, fb, 2 b&m, 2 bath, terms avail. Me subject to court Reg. Arab filly 2% years, dark ~PP~OV~.Pat Goode- BOX3W w/jacuzzi, stdeck, super clean. bay 15 hi$k trot, lots Phone 898-5975 Langley, B.C. V3A 4R3 or #.H. Of f (09.23) phone 534-7811 or 888-2379 action, sire: Wahid Kahaliq, eves. (G6.aci.M) double raffles breeding. 81 General Mobile Home. 14 x 70 Ft. single wide, porch, $2700.W skirting and fence newly painted, Reg. 95 Arab Gelding 3% years. 3 bdrm 1 ‘/z baths, 4 appls. and 2 Palomino, 15.1 H.H., loves The booklet put out by the people, green broke, stock horse. 73.. Shared Accommodation sheds included. Near park. municipality and the Sire: Amiriko’s Knight, $1500.00 school Phone 898-9446. (09.23) ’ Two Houses - Diamcand Head Reg. Arab. colt 2% years. district listing the fall COW- Working person, non-smoker to Rwreation Area By owner. One with full bath., 5 chestnut, 14.3 H.H., Sire: ses provides something for share t/h on Government Rd. 83 Duplexes for Sale 86 bildhg Lots for Sails Amiriko’s Knight, Razeyn everyone. There are events Has dishwasher $225. m. plus. rooms, $29,500.3 rooms and loft plumbed, wired, $25,500. Clear Gazan Breeding. $2,008.00 for the pre-schooler, POP utilities. Avail Oct. 1st.. Phone - titles. 879-1849 weekdays 8-5 Phone 898-3870. (09.23) children, and for adults and 898-9707. (09.23) BY OWNER $22,5W p.m. (08.06M) teens. 1200 sq.ft., each side 3 bdrm Value in the Highlands Female to share house, $250. Programs are provided by duplex. Approx 11 years old. Check out h’is 70x120 ft. private ~~ plus utilities. Call 898-5314 days the municipal recreation de- or 892-5354 after 890 p.m. Brackendale $82,500. Phone cul-de-sac lot directly North of 92 Business Opportuaities 898-3410. (08.19M) ’ partment and the adult (09.23) 40759 Thunderbird Ridge. I can’t believe there is better value education department of the 4PLEX available! Super Outlook!! Call Earn $500. weekly stuffing school district. 88 Housor Por Sale envelopes per instructions in By owner, 37953 Westway, George Granger 926-5454. There are special ones for Valleycliffe. Each unit has bath, Sussex Group your home. Free supplies, rush $1.00 to Iccast, Box 24545, children like the Santa’s NOTHING DOWN 3 bdrms upstairs, kitchen & l/r SRC Realty Corp. Elves program, the cabbage ground level Asking $1 11,OOO. Vancouver, B.C. V5T 4E1. On a comfortable 3 bdrm . 669-97’11 patch birthday party, Hal- Valleycliffe home with bsmt. Phone 892-5604. (09.23) (09.30) (09.23) loween Extravaganza, pum- pkin carving contest and children’s Christmas crafts. BLANKET CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING For teens and adults th- These Ad5 appear in thc more than 70 Newspapers of the E.’C. and Yukon Commdtv Newspapers Association and reach 8OO:OOO homes and a potential two million readers. ere’s everything from sports for teens, adults and seniors to Christmas crafts, a belly- dancing workshop, Hallow- AUTOMOTIVE BUSINESS EDUCATIONAL FOR SALE MISC. PERSONALS een celebration, coaching British car parts; New OPPORTUNITIES - Free: 1986 guide to study. Priced to sell. Available for Singles Line. Where hund- program, swimming, skating Used - Rebuilt for MG, $5,000 to $90,000 per month at-home correspondence immediate removal. Ten reds of singles are meeting and hockey. TriumDh, Austin, Jansen, potential! Incredible new Diploma courses for presti- bowling lanes, plus acces- lithers in a safe, easy, af- The adult education prog- Austin Healy. Wem bley networking opportunity! gious careers: Accounting, sories located in Vancouver. fordable and confidential Motor Works, 1157 Richards Highly consumable, popular Airconditioning, Bookkeep- Phone Fred Bell 256-7347 rams offered by the school St., Vancouver, V6B 3E7 or evenings or 256-451 1. days. way. Do something nice for products. For comprehen- ing, Business, Cosmetology, yourself. Singles Line - 1- board, include adult up- phone 685-2628. sive report, send $2 postage Electronics, Legal! Medical GARDENING 688-LOVE. grading courses such and handling to: CPL, 1028 Secretary, Psychology, Tra- as Jeep owner’s parts, acces- 10’ x 10’ Greenhouse $149. English, math for trades and sories for jeeps 1942 to - 9705 Horton Rd. S.W., vel. Granton, (1A) 1055 lOOOW Metal Halide $175. Complete Divorce less than 1986. Gigantic stock, low Calgary, Aha. T2V 2x5. West Georgia Street #2002,. Plus 10,000 gardening pro- $lSS. Within 10 weeks. In- secondary school upgrading; Vancouver, 1-800-268-1 121. arts and crafts like knitting, rices, quick service. Gem- Busy Fort St. John Motor ducts. Great prices. Send $2 cludes Kit & Court Costs. Pni Sales, 4736 E. Hastings, Inn requires lease operator EQUIPMENT& for info-pack. Western Optional: Typing & Filin calligraphy, painting, photo- Burnaby, B.C. V5C 2K7. for their food service. Hwy MACHINERY Water Farms, 1244 Seymour Done While You Wait.! graphy and paper tole art; Phone: 294-2623, 294-421 4. location. 65 seat restaurant, Accurpress, Accurshear. Street, Vancouver, 6.C. “Find out if you’re elig- First Aid, CPR and fitness 100 seat pub. Good lease, Hyd Press Brakes & Shears. V68 3N9 (604)682-6636. ible!” Order a copy of new Ford diesel and Gas Trucks. Accurtool Tooling. Dyna- Divorce Act, $1. We service courses and many recreati- Nothing down OAC with my good potential. Perfect for HELP WANTED man and wife team. Send bend C.N.C. Backgau es. Manager required for fast all B.C. Obtain Your Div- onal programs. easy to own plan. Call Curly resume: Wayne Hall, 401 T.O.S. Machine Tools. fin- orce Locally! Same System These include basketball, 464-0271 or toll-free 1-800- - food restaurant in Cache Since 1970. $ave$ you mon- 1281 Ninth Ave., Kamloops, ancing Available. G.M. Creek. Management exper- badminton, floor hockey, so- 242-FORD. DL5231. v2c 3x4. Machinery. 531-0397. Call ey $$$. Call Now 687-2900, ience required. Please send 24 hrs. CAN-AM Divor- ccer, karate and volleyball. $99 delivery deposit OAC. Collect. resume to R.R. #4, Site Delivery anywhere in B.C. Kamloops B.C. Convenience cervice Inc., 101 - 1237 There will the C.O.R.E. 1981 Back Hoe Loader 23A, C.2, Salmon Arm, Burrard St., Van. Open 9 Exclusive “ Drive-Bac” plan Store, gas pumps, living 8.C. V1E 4M4. program and a workshop on Monthly payments from: AE accommodations for sale or 3-Cl550JCB with three buc- am - 5 pm. We’re the Origi- lease with option to pur- kets, 70% rubber on it. Journeyman automotive nators! Excellent Area Deal- recycling industries. Roadster $228., Total Price mechanic required by Ford $10,944. Bronco II $276. TP chase. Very good terms for Original 1,000 hours. Excel- erships Available. Of interest to homemakers qualified purchasers. Mr. lent condition. $18,500. Call Mercury dealership in QUBS- will be the course on micro- $13,248. Ranger Supercab nel, B.C., Heart of the REALESTATE $208. TP $9,984. Taurus Zimmer 1-573-3620. any time, 434-0848, Joe. wave cooking, Mexican coo- Must sell. Colourful Cariboo. Contact $250. TP $12,000. F250 Unreserved auction. 77 acre king, bread baking, cake Pick-up $251. TP $12,048. Earn 15% per year in US. Denis Wood, Cariboo Ford, Husqvarna chain saws, re- Quesnel. ‘Phone 992-3673. farm five km south of Chilli- decorating, family budget- T-Bird $286. TP $13,728. dollars. Guaranteed! - By lated parts, equip#ment and wack to be sold in two Also, used vehicles. Based way of leasing Marine Car- Construction. Drivers. parcels 34 acres zoned ting, genealogy, hypnotism, service. Excellent prices. Mechanics, Welders, Elec: - on 48 months OAC. Ken- go Containers. Rental in- $25. Oregon chain $83. Files rural with rezoning potential hydroponics, interior design, sington Ford “The Big come - five Marine Cargo tricians, Machinists, Car- for 15 lots (current assess- Containers pay $2,325 per $6.95 per dozen. Dockside penters needed immediate- slim living and message One” in Burnaby. Call, Les Marine, 18926 Spall, Kei- ment $160,000), 43 acres Fox “collect” 1-294-4411. year, 10 pay $4,650 per ly. Also Airline jobs. Will seminar. owna. Collect: (604)860- train some positions. (Up to prime farm land (ALR). D.L. 8105. year, 25 pay $11,625 per 3690. Auction Saturday, October There are language cour- year. Length of lease is up $60001month.) TransContin- 4. For color brochure hone ses; conversational Spanish, Mitsubishi Diesel - cut that to 15 years (five year incre- Hunterline Trucking Ltd. ental Job Search. (308)382- fuel1 bill in half and travel Crosby, Gailbraith & 1ssoc. French for children, English ments). Minimum invest- has available to qualified 3700. Fee. at 669-5822 (24 hrs.) twice as far. Will repower ment $3,100. All above in lease operators, 10 new ful- Ma Cherie Home Fashion Language training, and in pickups, tow trucks, camp- U.S. dollars. Ask about our ly equipped FORD LTL Shows Est. 1975. Join our the life skills department ers & motorhomes. Recond- Building your home before capital appreciation pro- 9000’s at fleet prices. These successful family of winter? Buy prefab - save there are courses in baby ition or used engines from gram. Call 273-1116. Write: units are available with long representatives in present- $1795. with overdrive trans- time & $. Home designs, sitting, marriage preparat- Pacific Rim Container Sales -term contracts and low ing quality lingerie & informa?ion, prices call to- mission. Simpson Power Ltd., #lo0 - 10651 Shell- down payments. Call Norm loungewear at in-home ion, defensive driving, single Products, 110 Woolridge day collect (604)853-1195. bridge Way, Richmond, or Waynne at 1-800-663- parties for women. It’s fun. Better Quality by National parenting and a number of St., Coquitlam, B.C. V3K B.C. V6X 2W8. Telex 04- 4010 between 8 am - 5 pm It’s easy. It’s profitable. programs about parenting, 5V4. 1-520-361 1, 357602. Homes. weekdays. Call toll-free 1-800-263-9183. mainly videos dealing with B uSI NESS EDUCATIONAL FUR SALE MISC. Pressman for community Six Only. $1,000 down. First babies, and music. OPPORTU NIT1ES newspaper in Whitehorse, Cook For A Career. Grad- Attention chainsaw owners: three sold ‘get two free There are vocational pro- Business for sale: Includes uates of our Professional this chainsaw attachment is Yukon. Good benefits, good appliances in modern split- one-hour photo processing Culinary Training Program a planer, router and cutter. wages. Dave Robertson, level three bedroom home grams, from airbrakes theo- system, complete picture are employed in the most It’s great for logs, poles, Yukon ‘News ‘( aD-3)667-6286. of 1,800 sq.ft. in park-like ry to bookkeeping, a dental framing and assembly prestigious establishments posts. Phone (403)627-2090 Overseas Positions. Hund- setting. Call Franz 469-4256 receptionist course, basic equipment, needlework and in B.C. Full-time, six month for information on “The Log reds of top paying positions. or 680-4597. 1-6 daily, ex- art retail outlet. Box 722, electricity, legal secretary, course starts October 20, Wizard. ” Attractive benefits. All OC- cept Tuesday & Friday. Invermere, B.C. VOA 1KO. payroll for small business 1986. Government assist- cupations. Free details. SERVICES ance available. Write or call Writers, Historians, Organi- Overseas Employment Ser- and shorthand, typing and Well established barber zations--Maple Lane Pub- hairstyling shop in Vander- for brochure: Pierre Du- vices,, Dept. GA, Box 460, Major personal injury word processing. brulle Culinary School, 1522 Iish i ng Services-ed i t i ng , hoof. In business 20 years. typesetting, printing , mar- Mount Royal, Quebec H3P claims. Joel A. Wener, Law- You could try welding, car Only $8,000. Call 1-567-4806 West 8th Avenue, Vancou- 3c7. yer experienced in litigation ver, B.C. V6J 4R8. 738-3155 keting for short-run Cana- sense for men and women, after six p.m. or 1-567-2726. dian books. Box 247, Mats- NOTICES since 1968. Call collect 0- woodworking for anyone 736-8261. Free initial con- Problems with your small to Victor Hairdressing School, qui, B.C. VOX 1SO. 820- Great White North Hockev and woodworking for wo- 738 Fort Street, Victoria, 0721. Pool sponsored by Quesnel sultation. Con?in ency f.ees medium business? We will available. 1632 est 7th, men only. review it and make an offer B.C. V8W 1H2. Now accep- Millionaires. $50,000 Prize b ting applications for October 1400 sq.ft. Log Building Money. $25,000 First Prize. Vancouver. Just look over the catal- or joint venture. C.A.M., with plans for house. Will 20422 Dou las Cres., Lang- and November classes. Pro- $100 entry fee. 25-player ogue and decide what you fessional instruction with ship anywhere in B.C. roster. Winner determined Major ICBC Personal Injury ley, B.C. 8trictly Confiden- $15,000. (604)344-2182 or would like to learn. It’s there t ial. latest teaching methods. by.team with most goals & Claims? Carey Linde, Law- Phone 1-388-6222. write Box 2566, Golden, assists at end of NHL regu- yer, 14 years, 1650 Guran- for the taking and all it Needlecrafters ! Excellent in- B.C. VOA 1HO. lar season. Entry deadiine leau, Vanouver. Phone 0- needs is a small committ- come potential teaching & Auction School, 14th year, postmarked midnight Octo- 684-7798 for Free How ?c ment of your time 1,300 Gyaduates. Courses Lighting Fixtwes. Western ad. selling needlecrafts for Pan- Canada’s largest display. ber 3, 198s. To enter, mail Iniormation.: ICBC Claims interest. da Stitchcraft. Representa- April, August and Decem- your team roster with certi- and Awards. “We work ber. Write Western Canada Wholesale and retail. Free tives especially needed in Catalogues available. Wor- fied cheque or money order only for you - never for s mal Ier co m m u n it ies . Writ e: School of Auctioneering, to: Great White North Hoc- ICBC, and you pay us onlv Panda Stitchcraft, Station Box 687, Lacombe, Alberta. burn Lighting Centre, 4600 key Pool, Box 4478, Ques- after we collect.” “B” Box 1654, Regina, TOC 1SO. (403)782-6215 East Hastinns Street, Sur- nel. B.C. V2J 3J4. Wayne evenings (403)346-7916. naby, B.C. v5c 2K5. Phone. Gritzky ineligible. TRAVEL Sask: S4P 3C4. - 1-299-0666. PERSONALS Ground floor. Recruiting 50 Exciting career as a Travel book-club members. Could Agent or Tour Operator Montreal Military Surplus: Dates Galore. For all ages Australia/ New Zealand tra- lock in $100,000 c annual awaits you. Professionally Workshirts $2.721, work par??^ 2~6unattached. Thousands vel plans? Now you can caii royalty income. $20 invest- prepared correspondence $3.50, workboots $15. For of members anxious to meet free to ANZA Travel - the ment, no inventory, no sale courses with voiced instruc- catalog, send $2. (reimbur- YOU. Prestige Acquain- Down Under experts. Low- hype. Definitely worth a tions. Travel Training Cen- sed first order): Military tsficrs. Call, Free i- est fares, best plannea trip. cal I. 1-800-628-2828 exi . tre, #2 - 1583 Pemberton, SurpOus, Box 243, St. Timo- 800-263-6673. Hours: 9 a.m. 734-7725. Toll-free in B.C. 716, B.C. 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,,,.,,_,,_._,~ .,..._,...... -.. .. - . . ..-..I ,.. ,, UPHOLSTERY Carpst repair d restretch Odor cant rol Soli retardant Fin Q Water raa9ontion Onsur4nee worl SQVAMISH w BQOKKEEPING 6 c? . SSKWCE 2 - od Computerized accounting ”* 3 - and_bqokkFping REPAOFS 38036 Cleveland Ave. SERVICING yIpI-l~’A-pEuM,~~,, . 2nd floor, 892-3129‘ -Televisions - Stereos CATERING c% H&R BLOCK -* -Microwave ovens NATIVE & CANADIAN CUISINE 4.479 CASH BACK ON TAX -VCR services Weddings 8. Banquets k@ ‘n Anhiveraalles, Partles, ect ... e REFUNDS ALL WORK QUARANTEEE REASONABLE RATES Year Round Tax Service Hours 9 a.m. to ’ AUTHORIZED WARRANTY 430 ~.m. call 9, ’ Mon thru Fri ’ ’ 882.5805 4 DEPOT FOR Donna Bllly Mgr. 892.5186 38036 Cleveland Ave. SANYO, PANASONIC, TOSHIBP YOUR PARTY SHOP := Above Hl:hland Glass HITACHI, ZENITH JOKES, PARTY ITEMS I’EL: 892-3624-- - ROADRUNNER 1 -. . PHONE a92.5466 MIXERS & PARTY ICE 3 381652ND AVENUE SQUAMISH T.J. WCDorurld “HELIUM BALLOONS” . SPORTINGGOODS . 2 Doors from Liquor Store . Certified .General bike sales & repairs -e 2 Phone 892.5317 * ? Accountant. . *baseball equipment Copper Beach Building . WeSellFun ’ i for all your fishing ’ Box 130, Britiannia Beach --miis? & B.C.VO 1JO . RENOVATIONS outdoor needs ’ ChlefiPlaPlau 1 Office: dUl0 892-3031 .- 1- HIGHLAND GLASS . (03.25.87) I . GREG NISSEN r MIRRORS * SOLARIUM: . ELECTROLYSIS *INSULATING GLASS STUDIO * EMERG. SERVICE biiria~cohsisLaad &llvw.$* West Street * Pemment Hair Removal 860 Is! ~rConfidential Personalized Service North Vpf)fiouver,BiC. k II! I I 4 1MI.M t UUIC *Complimentary Introductory HIDDEN VALUE -1! TRACK EXCAVATORS VfPlA2 ’ 1$15 yds. plus down ?Consultatlone I 9864371 isewers + Watermains Certified-. ‘ISCANIDIA 7 Rpad BMg: + Landclear1 ELECP‘RBLOGIST . PPmMON, IUNIUWY L. Subdivision Developme PAVING &Om FOR AN APPOINTMENTCALL Professional Land Survqsn & 8psSll ’ . LTD Eq&m . D’LANE MANAGEMENT Jan Willoughby, CE, CT - Vacouvcr,1 1 16 Hornby B.C. Street, V6Z 1V8, CQ. Ltd. 40385Tantalue Way *Driveways GaribaldlHlghlande . . Bookkeeping (0 Aceouting ’ . *Barking Lots rckphonebgl.6B41 Income Tax Office Services *Roads or Whistlcr 932499 === 38140 Cleveland Avenue . ’-. . Squamish, B.C. lO7OMiU kRcL. P.O. BOX 307. Tel: 892-5919 Serving. the lower Whistler, B.e ~ BOBSWINE3 ’ (0211 :87) Mainland VONJW. , for over 25 years

f . ‘VW?IJNCEMENT MOVL IN BUSINESS i . Ah. COLWELL SERVICES CERTlPlKD OENERAL Animals Groomed 8UNsATlONAL‘ ACCOUNTANT 0 Obedience Classes VAtATION& 2omputerized Accounting 6 Tax Service ~~ puttlng the world. ;I(, r- 3979 Cleveland Ave. Pet Supplies, 2nd Flow, Kindr- Medical Building : ‘ 898-3852-- *-- - -^ Phone BQP-SPB‘I . - at892-5991 your fingertips ‘ (08.85) 1ol31,86) 38045 CLEVEL~NDAVE t A wide variety of music for every occasion . .Reddentla1 8 Llght Conimerclal SPCA’ - CHARTERED *Deslan i3 Drafting Servlces New phonenumber ‘01 S.P.C.A. I ==grnk-d:,, ACCOUNTANTS CALL 898.9389 898-9890 ’ DOUG HAMILTON AMWAY (T.F.N.) MARTY’S gb oBookkeepinQ - Tax TREE SERVICES ~FinanCiaiPlanning PRODUCTS Safe Professtonal Fully lnsurd Satisfact ion “THE ONLY .Topping .Hedge Care Guaranteed MIFIB &, LOCNSM~ .Tilmmlng .Lot Clearing NATIONAL FIRM PHONE: !ys Made Lacks Repairc .Removal .Landscaging WITH A LOCAL Larry or Phyllis 892.31430 Emergency Openings .Prunlng .Complete OFFICE” Marshall Cleanup ’ MAID SERVICEHoMEl ’ Squamish locksmith. SaufngSquambh, Gary MeZUkOWSki C.A. Linda & Richard 898,5735 service -, Pemberton i FIW ~ndR-,,~~I, Bus:892-9424 Res: 892-9549 a&- Williams 1 ‘kounu Brian J. Kerr, C.A. -.h.- 988-9527 Vicki &Gerry -. CI; 892-5650. fi couturier 892-3047 BAT CONWAY r. TREE SERVICES .. DANGER TREES - FALLING . j UNDCORN TOPPING - LlMBlNG . ’ .. HOME & YARS Reason;b/e Rates - Fully Insurad- , UAINTENTANCE phon.. ..881).9857 *FENCING * FOUNDATION * THIS * CONSTRUCTION *DRAPERIES ’ ROOFING *ADDITIONS SPACE * SHEmS *ELECTRICAL t COMFORTERS MADE M O’NULL 802-3331 OUT OF DOWN, SILK, FOR WOOL OR HOLO-FIBRE BUJLT-IN ~ PILLQWS 8 BED LlNEt RENT 0 Any size or style ,Vacuum Cleaner Systems IC’ Unlimited Warranty -y I INSURANCE P 30% 40% Off Reg. Intercom - Stmo, Intercom eIE Agencies ltd. ’ Installation, service i I , Price On Quality . US, Vertical, Venetian blJTOPLAN - OENLRAL Finished or Unfinished Homes Verusol and Microblinds Homo, Tonant, Storo, liabillty €xxpsrt Insrullatlon. Mobllr Homo, Roc. Voh., Travol, llvc Shop ut home servlce. 692-S981==692-3W BY mmnlmenr O~IY p&h 892-5424 Box 248, Squamlrh, VOW 360 -- Located in thc Across from Squamiah P.O. (02.11.87) If llllllllllfflUlflnllfllflfllllllllllII

SQUAMISH Video sales & rentals ~ INSURANCE AGENCIES computer & T.V. sales 2 For your Insurance needs 8167 2nd Avenue syageur Plaza 892-3816, 38109 2nd Avenue 892-3531 38184 Cleveland Ave. ’ PROGiiCViONS*TAPEDP&P MUSIC THIS SB44CE’ I FQRRENT . t VIDEO PRODUCTION . *8 MM FILM TRANSFERS. .

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. FULL UNE&UAUTY FEED . REPAIRS - T.V.’s,’Steteos,VCR’s Wed. J Fri. 11 - 4 pm Motel &Rat. Equip: ,. ., , +‘ “Science Diet Pet Foods”. old or new TAXIQERMI~TS’’ Saturday 10 - 2 pm TAMBURINI ROOFTHOOFT WIU TAKE CU24 HRS - 37821 - 2nd Avenue Complete Taxidermy FANG LQH Service 2OOO I ‘892-3968 29!?Mms MapieDriw . (02.1 I .87 j SERVING SQUAMISH AREA

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