- Vel. 22 20 cents per copy Phone 892-51 31 SQUAMISH, B.C.-WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 192 Howe Sound school band wins at music festival The ,Senior Band of Howe ficult selections usually at- Last week was a particularly Sound Secondary School took tempted only by much larger busy one for the musicians. Im- first place at the Sunshine Coast groups. mediately after this trip to the Music Festival held in Sechelt music festival they were last week. The festival was spon- The senior band is composed required to play during the sored by the Kiwanis Club; of 25 members selected from the scene changes for "The Hobbit" three, schools participated. four regular band'classes in the a drama club production which In his adjudication, Fred Tur- school. The choice is made by ran from Wednesday through ner, former music supervisor for Grant Wilson, director of the Saturday. In addition, the band Vancouver School Board, band as well as the regular performed briefly at the school's praised what he called the music teacher. The senior band open house on Wednesday "courage" of the Howe Sound holds its practices after school evening. They are currently rehearsing I Band. They had performed with hours - usually three to four considerable success two dif- hours a week. for an appearance in Amateur Night on Friday, and for their annual spring concert scheduled for May 15. The visiting band at the con- ''''ORs cert this yeat will be from Chemainus. The local group will, the following week, appear PROCEEDS To CUBS at the Chemainus concert. The band members included: On Friday evening, April 2191, the Cubs Of the Second Doug McCulloch, Danny Squamish Pack met at the Squamish Manor lounge to receive Thompsqn, Cathy Crowther, a cheaue-from.. Bob Silcock. Blair Walkev. Mike lacovone. This cheque represented the talents of four artists, three Paul Behrn;;* Pat Ramsay, of them senior citizens, and also the effort put forth to sell KellyLorna Pedersen, Walkey, Hanele Heidi Plaatjes, .Bond, the tickets. Glen Anderson, Paul Woods, The seniors from the Manor understand the money is to Brian Thomas, Doug McNeill, go towards sending these boys to visit a Cub group in Beth Heisler, Lorraine Stathers, England. Barb Sandness, Cheryl Robin- They feel this is a very educational project for the boys Neil Kilburnp Tim Lowinger, lone Behrner, Sandra and wish them a happy and enlightening trip. Lucas.

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*' By ROSE TATLOW There was no doubt that parents of students attending the Mamquam Elementary School who had to cross the proposed highway, were concerned about what kind of a crossing there would be. They definitely did not want an un- derpass.Other proposed solutions such as a crosswalk with

guards, or crossing at the light at the Garibaldi Way in- tersection were not received too favorably but the parents agreed they ~oiilbpieki io see ~iiCieijjSjj. Discussion on these proposed means of crossing the new highway was held at the tea which followed the open house at the Mamquam Elementary School on Wednesday, Arpil 19th, with Mayor Pat Brennan and School Board chairman T.B.M. Fougberg sparking the discussion.

accommodate subdivision Fougberg gave the North and West Vancouver growth in Garibaldi Highlands. background saying the board police and they had recom- Elsewhere in the North Shore attempted break-in wanted an overpass but the mended an overpass. Records and Howe Sound area the com- Highways Department prefer red showed that in the past few pany is planning a $ I .1 million Four young men, ali' from the' 'Young men were alleged to be the underpass. Finally the high- ' years there had only been two Squamish area, were arrested trying to. Pry open the front for additional switching equip- : ways department said it would cases of molesting regarding un- ment in the North Vancouver following a break-in at the door, which was locked, with.a put in a level crosswalk with derpasses, but "where children central office and $145,000. to Beachhomber Restaurant at 3:40 tire iron, Mawer entered the. ,adult guards,,, art snncerned. even one case is Xi~iiiGCt SZc! k'iOXk, Y?kS complete a $300,0()0 buiiding a.m. on Saturday, April 22. too many," he said. addition to the West Vancouver Two were located by Cst. was phoning the police, saw "If we don't get something central office to accommodate Allan and arrested near the en- them enter, and armed with a right in front of the school we'll "From a safety point of view," new switohing equipment. trance to Britannia Beach when, baseball bat, hit Mawer several .' have problems,'' Fougberg told he added, "overpasses are much The sum of $274,000 will be. they were lrttcmpting to hitch a. times. the parents. "These youngsters more desireable than un- spent for over 6,000 feet of con- , ride and, the other two were Mawer escaped and went to from the Mamquam Road area derpasses." duit and underground cable to picked up in a truck by the West the truck. He was later taken to won't waht to walk all the way ' "If you want an overpass," upgrade service in West Van- ' Vancouver police at about 5 hospital with ,leg and arm in- up to the light at Garibaldi toBrennan Dr. McGeer.told the crowd,and to "write your juries and stitches to his head. Way.'.' Mayor Pat Brennan anMLA overpass. Allan Williams, Members and urge of elaborated further on the background to the problem, parliament do pay attention to saying "the highway bridge was letters." in the place so we had it Brennan also said he felt the We're also going have students would be safer .than a traffic light at Garibaldi Way. they would be on the blind cor- There's. been discdssion regar- ner with which May Io load cargoes for ding Overpasses and un- is what they have to face now. Selma Park to provide more Brackendale.- ' Dennis Webeg had to turn his had .Way to batr what principal John PlUttb WYPB Saying derpasses. We've had reports on telephone services and lines for Restaurant Owner Frank South America and In- . when find Mvla RmMr, members of the Safety Patrol, uod for their Picture in the Underpasses and they're not that --- he-_ _-_ - -.I-- -" Jean McEnery asked Mayor customers requiring a higher Lalonde was working in the dia. hallway at the Open House. favorable. Brennan what was planned for! grade of service. back of the building when the Loading for Japan Will be the Star Dorian, due on May 3; the have"A totunnel be 60 underpassfeet long," wouldBren- the safety of children who would Star Olympian, expected on be walking or cycling to the new PULP May 7th; thl Star Taranger on nan stated. "Furthermore 1 can't. arena complex and civic centre. MARKET SEES May 15th and the Star World see it coming out in the middle She said that, to the best of expected on May 23rd. of a hotel, supermarket and her knowledge, this question BRIGHTER FUTURE Loading for Europe will be condominium complex. had never been raised but was the Star3, the Pride, due in harbor Thefuture is looking a little brighter for the pulp market May N.R, Grump on May.on "The only reason the high- concerned about the safety of with prices firming and a stronger demand for Canadian 9th and the Star Bulford on ways department doesn't want to the many children who would be going to the civic centre and 28th. put in an overpass is because it pulp, In the last few weeks tbere have been several in- May have, to cross the highway. dications that inventories of pulp which have reached large India will be the destination will cost too much and that's not a valid reason." Brennan said this had never amounts in some companies' stocks, are beginning to move of the Jalamohan, expected DO and will show a decrease. arrive on May IO while the Sea B~~~~~~ that the high- been discussed but Was a matter In the Howe Sound area, where Woodfibre had slated Jet will be in port on May 13th ways dgpartment was prepared which would be brought to council's several shutdowns this year for maintenance and because of' to take on a cargo for South to build a fence so that children the slowness of the market, it will be welcome news if these America. - would have to 'walk to the Fougberg told the group that closures can be emtit-ed. - Correction crossing. he and the mayor would to probably be meeting with the However there is still a great deal of maintenance which I * In a news story lasi&eek con- One parent asked if letters Minister of Education and must be done to keep the plant operating. SpOk3man for the cerning the missing teacher we the MLA would help to get an overpass and Arlene Hartnell others in the near future and company say that it is an old mill and requires more made an error in the name wanted to know if a flashing would have a chance to talk maintenance than most plants. which should have been Ulrich light which could be pedestrian about the problem of a crossing But pulp has been one of the problems in ,the Canadian Knaipp. activated would not be an an- for the students. economic picture and if the market is firming, a8 all the ex- We apologize for any .em- swer. But the people clearly in- perts seem to feel it is, then it should mean there will be a barrassment or unpleasantness ..- * Staff Sgt. Zaharia said he had which may have been caused .by ! Bilbo is pmazed as more and more dwarves enter his home in the opening scenes of "The dicated it would have to be an brighter summer this year. 1 discussed underpasses with , the incorrect name. Hobbitn. 'That's Gandalf the wizard standing hide him. overpass. Psae 2 - The Sauamlsh Tlmes - Wednesday, April 26, 1978 I Court news I Several accidents during past week The following cases appeared A number of accidents took driven by Louis Nyiri of Van- On April 21st, at Tantalus before Judge C.I. Walker in place in the district in the past couver suffered damages Road near the Highlander police court on Monday, April week with several people taken amounting to $30,000 when the Hotel, a ,vehicle driven by Jeff Kingston went into the north 17th. to hospital. I vehicle rounded a corner, saw a Philips Grant, appearing on On April 18th on Highway 99 small car in the lane in front of. side of the road, hit the concrete two counts under the Income ir, the Furry Creek area Paul him and skidded, snapping the no-post and a hydro tran- Darby of North Vancouver and stakes. and the vehicle over- sformer. He has been charged. Edward Carter of Cheakamus, turned. Sith driving without due care were involved in a collision and attention. April 20, Janet Downer of which sent Carter to hospital On' - Squamish .went into a ditch On April 22nd, in the and resulted in damages amoun- following a blowout on Govern- Whistler area, a vehicle driven ting io $4,000. Darby was ment Road, causing $2,000 by Kenneth Robertson of Bur- travelling south when Carter damage to the front end of her naby, went into the gravel passed him. However ' Darby truck. The case is still under in- shoulder. and'out of control and didn't indicate he was m-aking a vestigation. rolled over, causing $2,500 left turn and Carter collided damage. The case is still under with the rear of the Darby On April 22nd on Mamquam' investigation. vehicle. The case is still under Road at Spiral Trailer Court, investigation. Shelly Chuhaniuk of Kamloops On April 22nd, on the On April 19th, at the Alice collided with a vehicle driven MacMiilan Bloedel logging Lake turnoff Patricia Parker of by Susan Huether of Squamish, road, Robert Billy was involved Coquitlam, was coming round causing damages amounting to in an accident when he claimed the corner when the car started $2,500 to the Chuhaniuk car his motorcycle's brakes failed, to skid. She over-compensated and $2,000 to the Huether He has been charged with and went sideways into the vehicle. Chuhaniuk passed a driving without registration or a ditch. Damages amounted to line of caTs and struck the, licence. $3,500. She has been charged Huether vehicle which was On April 22nd near the liquor lsie lung, the lucky winner Of the ~hooojackpot at the with driving without due care trving to make a legal left turn. store, James Jack of Garibaldi inette Bingo, r&iving her cheque from Karen Rkhardson. and attention. Chuhaniuk was charged with Highlands backed into a parked ,tal prize money amounted to $1,520. On April 20th at Highway 99 driving without due care and at- car. The case is still under in- north of Brohm Lake, a truck' tention. vestigation. Service stations drop gas prices Local service stations have reduce prices if they wished to shine Coast and on Vancouver dropped gasoline prices by five forego a percentage of the Island. cents on all types of gasoline markup and that if prices were Reasons for the lower prices and service. dropped the companies would on Vancouver Island, where all Downtown service stations, make a reduction in the price of gasoline has to be transported, Surfside Motors, Esso and City the gasoline to the outlets. thus logically indicating prices Centre Shell, have all indicated should be higher, was that there that the five cent drop has been ,, During the past six months was a price war on the island partly offset by the two cent several of the firms appeared and this brought the cost down. drop in the sales tax, but the before council to discuss However this was not the case other three cents are a direct gasoline prices in the Squamish in Lillooet or on the Sunshine 43? reduction on the part of the ser- Valley. Residents had protested Coast. Individual needs will vice station owners. costs of gas in Squamish when it Price of gas is below 95 cents determine whrh is the right how for you. One employee said that part was discovered that it was per gallon for the first time in 6n of the reason for the reduction cheaper in Lillooet, on the Sun- months. .3* Specialists In was buyer resistance; that sales Reinforced Concrete Pools - Indoor or Outdoor of gasoline were down and that ' people were objecting to the to higher-. prices in Scluamish and Minina museum U Shape Your Terrain buying gasoline in Vancouver. m Landscaping & Service Statements from oil com- dicatedpanies inthat the localpast yeartirms had could in- needs volunteers The B.C. Museum of Mining They'll need help in erecting Venice Pools 77 Ltd, at Britannia Beach is asking for a cook tent, clean the interior of JOE MAGUS voiunteers to help prepare the the old one, paint the tractor, museum for the opening on May paint' the "British North" 6th and anyone who is willing to locomotive, move s!ock to the 9374955 come down to the Beach, and gift shop and set it up, clean out lend a hand on Saturday and the gold panning area, paint the 3250 Grllette, Port Coqultlrm, B.C. A Sunday is asked to do so. Granby car, pull up and renail the front stairs, move the Anaconda sign to the railway \ station, rake the area above the history trail ' and lop of, other, .1. , , *.,. things. There'll be a free lunch for SQUAMISH'*- volunteers but if you're planning on helping and want to share the lunch contact the museum at 688-8735 and let them know about it in advance. The museum has received word that the Department of DAIRY QUEEN Labour will fund the em- ployment of 12 people for the summer. The support of the government by making it possible for young people to COMET 7" HOE * workpreciated. a! !he mwz~~is mos: ap-

In the first eight days that school tours were held at the museum this spring 672 students and 43 teachers visited the museum. They expect to see a (buy one, get one free) total of more than 6,000 students before the summer GIANT LAWN RAKE holidays. k+ that bio clean-up job. 24" bamboo.. . . . , . . Thursday, April 27 .IO a.m. - 9 p,m. The mining museum will be featured in the May issue of Beautiful British. Columbia and IARROW the forthcoming edition of Model 911. Designed for light industrial or farm use. Drown Mining Engineering. Be sure to look for them. capacity,seomlas 4tray. CU. ft.3 drycu. capacity.h. wet y ,>. . 5695k The museum will open to the Roller beoring wheels. Baked 6&4:,: SU enomel fin&. Squore nose ?&& general public on May 6th, be design. Wood handle 2-ply %'% , 4 . VI'(*ZYP&? open for weekends only during pneumatic. tires. I, ,t,&?&& .May and from Wednesday to Sunday from May 31st. Hours are from IO a.m. tp 5 p.m.

Starlite Theatre News

All you "young 'uns" and those that feel young will want would like to thank to see "Darby OGill and the Little People this weekend, our loyal customers April 27, 28 and 29 at 8 p.m. There is a special matinee at 2 for making our first 1 p.m. on Saturday afternoon as year in Squamish REGULAR well. This Walt Disney produc-, tion has: A touch of OBlarney, such a soreeess.. A heap of OMagic and A load of G'Eaughter. It really is family entertainment at its best! gull.l ni&g; S&mFs tL.LCU @S bending,Moving Violationbody issmashing a fender

Box 10, offdemolition your roof'. chase It willthat bewill shown "rip G'aribaldi Highlands, B.C. Ph. 687-7012 898-3616 38165 Cleveland .892-9833 on April 30, May 1 and 2 at 8 p.m. It is rated Mature. . The Squamlrh Time8 - Wednesday. ?pril 2h. 1978 - Page 3 WHERE ARE YOU GOING AFTER DEATH?

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Mow that winter and all the fireplace or space heater is problems that accompany it has required to be cleaned once a come and gone, it is now that year. time of year for spring clean-up. Garages nnd workshops: En- This is the time we have to face sure that there are no oily rags. all the problems and projects gas. solvents. etc.. sitting which have accumulated around. These are potential fire throughout the winter. hazards. Are your gasoline Spring clean-up is not simply powered machines, lawnmower. a matter of cutting the grass, rototiller, etc., in good working washing windows etc. There are condition? Motors that do not many more important aspects run properly and backfire could Avid bingo playersat the giant $1,000 jackpot bingo in the Chieftain Hotel last Friday evening. ' -. involved, such as your furnace, cause fires and injury. Do all stove, workshop, etc. These paint cans have their lids tightly FIREFIGHTERS RAISE i!ms, if act main;aincd oi seaitd? h'otisekeeping plzys an Hydro pians new cleaned. could present a hazar- important part in a shop. dous condition in your home. If everyone does an inspection $2.5. 19 FOR WOGIRLS Let's briefly run through the of their home, with fire safety in The Association of Squamish Firefightesr in its drive to line field study house and locate problem areas: mind, a great portion of our fire collect monies to assist in the medical bills of Jennie and Imcmcnt: Are all Christmas calls can be overcome with Clea Ridgeway announed this week that the total amount . B.C. Hydro is planning to do Howzver on the portion ofthe wrappings, old boxes, etc. minimum effort on your part. collected within the Squamish Municipality was $2,519.00. some field work on the new line between Cheekye substation cleaned up? Is your electrical Make your home a safe place President of Squamish Firefighters Association Bill Cheekye-Dunsmuir transmission and Salmon Inlet there are no panel in good shape with proper to live, Street told the Times that the collection committee was line this summer and has reasonable alternatives to ..the fuses or breakers and no loose delighted at the fantastic support given to the appeal by the notified the Squamish-Lillooet suggested route. The corridor wiring? If your furnace is people of this municipality, and all members of the Regional District and the lies in areas of high snowfall, located here.has it been checked rugged terrain and difficult ac- by a furnace repair man, an an- association wish to thank the people and businesses of .Municipality of Squamish about its intentions. cess problems. nual service which ensures a Announcement Squamish for their kind response. The utility states that, with Field work on the ground in safe furnace, and also a most ef- The committee also thanks the Volunteer Firemen of the the exception of some very this area must be done during ficient furnace, saving fuel costs. Garibaldi Highlands Fire Hall who contributed $500 from areliminarv.- .. . . . -. .- - , feasibilitv.. - - .- .. . - , survevs,- the summer season and the com- The air filters must also be kept their own funds. The money will be placed in a special trust of potential water crossings, pany plans to take advantage of clean. fund set up in Vancouver for the injured children. there have been no field surveys the coming Summer months lo Kilclreiir Take timile to iook The idea to collect for these children came from the done on this project. begin some route surveys on this over your appliances. You will to members of the Squamish Firefighters Association and has Hydro does not plan to con- ' Segment of the line. be surprised at what you find. Block Brm. Realty Ltd. is pleased been a fine example of a small community working together duct any studies in the areas Any Property Owners who Keep stove clean of grease. announce that Mrs. Jean Pettersen. has might be directly affected by Check your exhaust fan filter, to benefit persons facing tragic circunistances. Well done where there has been any con- troversy; where alternative basic this survey will be Contacted in and clean grease out. This is a joined the Squarnish Office as a licen- people of Squamish for a fine and worthy effort. bad area if it is allowed to ac- , corridors are being assessed and advance of any work being sed sales representative.. publicly discussed; on the done. cumulate. Are all the cords on your to2ster, blender, can Sechelt Peninsula and Nelson The Utility company Points ' 0 Island, until the consultant's out that this field study in no opener, etc., in good shape? A Don't scrap Fort final addendum to Phase I is way is to be regarded as a corn- fire extinguisher installed in or published and a conclusion with mitment to ConStruCtiOn Of the near the kitchen would be a respect to a final route align- project, or to a final route valuable item. Nelson rail line ment is reached. decision. Living Room: Ensure that all "The forest industry is deeply than the developed or mature cords from lamps, stereos, etc., Mrs. Pettersen looks forward to concerned about the proposal in portion. are in. good shape. Check your relations with past clients and to helping others in her the Royal Comniission Interim "We see no practical alter- fireplace or space heater for Report that the Fort Nelson ex- native to the Fort Nelson line BOARD TO SUBMIT cracks or loose pipes, etc. The professional capacity. tension of BCR be abandoned." and its abandonmdnt would says Jim Rustad. Chairman of mean the ultimate abandonment WEAlHER the Northern Interior Lumber of people, mills, jobs and com- RESOLUTION TO BCSTA Date Hi Lo Weather Mrs.-- - Pettersen can be reached at Sector of the Council of Forest. munities," says Rustad. Apr. 17 I1 6 Cloud Industries of B.C. "The proposal to subsidize The Board of School Trustees for the Howe Sound I8 12 8 Cloud I 19 13 9 Rain .4" . trucking9limited levels Of School District will be submitting a resolution regarding Block Bros. Realty Ltd. "We have always niaintained current activity, effectively puts ' vocational training at the forthcoming BCSTA convention to 20 13 8 Rain .23" I 21 12 5 Clear that the BCR was develop- a lid on future development of be .held in Prince George next week. 892-3571 / 688-5917 Vanc. / 892-9873 nient railway - a road to ' the area's resources. 22 13 6 Rain .2" I resources - ayl that the "We hope the report will not The board is concerned because secondary school 23 13 6 Clear dcvclopnlental portibns should be adopted as government- L gaduatespd students who leave OB cQmpletion of Grade IO he looked at in a different light policy." experience' discouraging delays in being accepted by vocational tracining institutions. . Upon completion of pre-apprenticeship courses, starts May students experience a great deal of difficulty in finding Fire season 1 placement as apprentices and the numbers of young people . who are unemployed continue to increase. The fire season opens of- millions of dollars to fight, are The board therefore suggested that the Ministry of ficially in B.C. on May 1st when ' the ones which could beo avoidkd." Education be asked to expedite the process of apprenticeship fire crews, air tankers and . and post-secondary vocational training so thai, to the equipment will be standing by. in recent years' many people Snowpacks in the province are greatest extent' possible, this province can accommodate all have assisted the Forest Service applicants who qualify academically for training. below average and Don Own. by reporting fires. Anyone .who head ' of the protection system sees a forest fire, between May 1 says that "the fire danger will and OC!. 30. shon!d ca!! !he rise rapidly as the snow packs local Forest Ranger or Zenith disappear." 5555 toll free, anytime, day or Last year there were 1.854 night. Notice forest fires in B.C. relatively low when compared with the ten Fire crews aim to contain a year average of 2,500. fire by mid-morning after the "Lightning is the major cause day it starts. "By noon the sun is of fires in the forests of B.C.," hot and the air temperatures are, Owen said, "however, still too rising," Owen said. "Under many are caused by people. those conditions a fire spreads These fires, which damage the fast. Last year we were able to environment. kill wildlife and contain 90 out of every 100 fires cost British Columbians.. . within the critical time."

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Vol. 22 - NO. 17 Page 4 SQUAMISH, B.C.-WEDNESDAY. APRIL 26, 1978

Child Safetv# Week, May 1-7

May 1 to May 7 has been set aside as make sure the way is clear and watch for Child Safety Week and we urge everyone to turning cars, be particularly careful while driving this A main rule is "Walk fast, but don't run", week to make sure that there isn't an accident being especially careful of the footing if the involving a child. pavement is slippery or uneven. Many children tend to loiter in the middle of the Children are too often victims of fatal -.,* ...' . . ' c : street and they should be firmly reminded to ' and non-fatal accidents while crossing bet- walk directly across. weer, or at intersections, or running out from The cast of the "Hobbit" assembled on stage just before the end of the say. Major members of the cast who were missing are Galdalf Play4 by Teach children to walk on the left side, . behind parked cars. play. Centre front are the Elven Queen, played by Penny Kary; Thorin Bruce Ramus, Gollum by Scott Goss and the Dragon, by Paul Candy and facing oncoming traffic when walking along a Oakenshield, Lawrence Cagnon, and Bilbo Baggins, played by Jamie Lind- Rory Green. Parents should tell children to always road where there is no sidewalk, and to be stand on the curb, not in the greet, when just as alert and careful .when walking in a ! waitine tn crnss Thev shnuld crnss in eoruD as when alone. Don't~. let them deDend - ..-.I -._------_.. Y. _- -1-1. ! marked sidewalks or in intersections in line on others to watch out for their safety. 1 with sidewalks, and always walk with the Finally children should be told again and signal light or at the direction of a police of- again never to play on streets or roadways or I ficer or a school guard. Before leaving the run suddenly into the street after balls, pets - i curb, they should stop and look all ways to or playmates. Lovers of J.R.R. Tolkien's become a caricature but to his the feeder and while he'd never . also in full bloom with the The hummingbirds have come .writings would be happy to see credit, it was a vignette. have a chance of getting one of maple trees showing their pale ' back to the japonica and while I what the studeqts at Howe Balin as the aged dwarf, them, he crouches in the rafters . yellow pendant blossoms. On always swear they must nest I Sound Secondary School did played by Ed Fenton. was also of the carport hoping. It's the river bank the crabapple there because they dive bomb with "The Hobbit" the school's excellent, and his voice never amusing to see him there, bright tree, the one which is a cross you if you come near, I've never drama club presentation last lost its rusty croak throughout eyes watching carefully, as he between a wild one and a tame yet been able to find a nest in lies there ready to pounce. tree, is starting to bloom. It's, the branches when the leaves j week. the whole performance. Of course Jamie Lindsay as Bilbo But one of these days he'll get earlier than the real wild ' fall. i A Tolkien fan for more than !' 20 years, I was fascinated with and Bruce Ramus as Gandalf tired and then maybe find crabapple and has much larger The first of the rhododen- i the job they did and with the ex- were both very good and played something else to do. But for bloonis but the fruit is also a drons are starting to bloom, the i Taken to its natural conclusion cellent presentation. Anyone their parts with gusto. now those flashing wings really cross between the two varieties. bright red one. Soon there will 1 who missed the play really This isn't meant to be a have him intrigued. We've also Goodness oiily knows how it got be the pale pink one, followed missed something which was review and certainly it isn't one, noticed that he wants out early started hut there it is. by the creamy one with the pur- There's a phrase in the language of logic no one will be working, we'll all be on unem- most enjoyable and a pleasure to hut anyone who enjoyed the these mornings. He can hear the Along the old fence line the plish magenta blotch and last of "reductio ad absurdum" and it means to ployment insurance. young and old. book would be delighted with birds chirping outside and it's japonica bush is a huge mass of all to bloom is the blue one. carry any argument to a ridiculous extreme Everyone will carry a gun. For defence It's a tale of dwarves and the performance staged by the up to the window and crying at pink blossoms. the kerria is star- They are lovely. If I had to to demonstrate either truth or falsity. only, of course. No urban dweller will ven- elves, goblins and wizards, a students. After the disappointing the door in his anxiety to get out ting to bloom and the lilacs will choose between the flowers or magic ring which makes its reports about . the television and see them. hopefully be in blossom in early shrubs I could least do without Now that we are getting into the last years ture out at night Or answer the door. owner disappear when he puts it program about the hobbits we He's also discovered a neat May. But they won't make it by it would have to be roses and of the seventies it might be a good idea to Our Per capita energy consumPtion, on, and of course the treasure wondered if this would also be a trick. Father has one special the end of the month as I hoped rhododendrons. They are both look at a few of the trends of the past few already the highest in the world, will climb. guarded by the dragon. There disappointment but happily it ~ chair he sits in when he watches they would several weeks ago. so beautiful!

are trolls, magical creatures wasn't. Thank you students for TV. Smokey will often yurl up : \ years and see where they are taking us . . . We'll continue to disregard warnings of , .. ,' on his knee and watch it with .A: reductio ad absurdum . . . over the next fifty Physical and economic limitations to the who turn to stone at the first an enjoyable evening. i him. The minute Father leaves energy supply. Until in a finatly splendidly hint of daylight and who gnaw *** years. on bones. Incidentally one of The weather is still so cold we the chair the cat is curled up in For example, if the costs of the post office selfish fling, we'll squander the last barrel of the cast said the bones on are feeding birds and usually by it and then it's game over. Dad continually rise while the service provided oil in a gas guzzling car, or chop the last tree Friday night were rather "high" this time of year they are busy watches from the couch or for an oversized Saturday newspaper and and she didn't know how they nest making, gathering their forgets about the televisi,on declines, by the time another half century has A then settle with a wheeze back into the Dark managed to act so convincingly! regular food from the normal 'because of course you can't passed, we might expect the Canada Post Of- The cast all deserves special sources and not bothering with move the cat! And Smokey fice to be handling next to no mail while Ages. praise for its work but Scott the feeder. But there must be a knows it. Trustee Is that the way we want it? charging everyone brave enough to slip a let-. Goss was outstanding as Gollum scarcity of weed seeds and other *** ter into a mail box several hundred dollars. British anti-nuclear physicist Amory with his hissing about his natural foods because usually Noticed the Saskatoon berries Lovins frequently uses his own reductio ad "precious" and his movements. . they have left it long before. blooming along the highway last Similarly, if the main way for Canadians absurdum proposition. He says that we The part could very easily have Our silly cat has discovered week and the wild cherries are to get rich continues to be selling out to snouid imagine the kind of world we want to foreign investors. we could end up with no have 50 years from now, and then insure that Question: If population patterns change and' one area school Canadian owning anything. empties and another, in a different area, starts bursting at ehe our present decisions make that world more . LetterslettersLettersletiiersletters * seams, would the School Board phase out one and enlarge the In 50 years everyone would work for the possible; not less likely. other? Or would our students be required to cross school boun- government, a Prospect as depressing as the His idea has not proved popular. It Editor, The Times: accommodation for sleeping, I School Trustee are rather in- -daries.and fill up the empty school? opposite extreme, of everyone depending on requires personal and national self I am becoming increasingly would suggest you are the type separable: so be it. Answer: The Ministry of Education takes the view that bec.ause private enterprises for employment, discipline. It demands conscious planning. It depressed with the negative tone who should never go, because Margaret Marchant of the extremely high cost of building, as much as.possible use regarding teachers and school you have lost sight of what Out- should be made of existing buildings located within a reasonable Those who do work that is. They'll be may mean sacrificing some ambitions or ex- *** board. The ongoing battle may door Education is all about. Editor, The Times; distance. As an example, in the Squamish Elementary School, the earning the highest wages in history, while pectations, even sacrificing some of our number of pupils has decreased over the past few years to the point a few egos but generally*it Being with your students in a An entirely new species has supporting the largest number of unem- present standard of living. Who knows where where there is some vacant space. At the same time, the number of does absolutely nothing for different environment is meant entered our Squamish society, , pupils in the Valleycliffe Stawamus areas has increased to the, ployed in history. Or if you're really it could lead in the battle to save the en- education as an integral part of to enrich your perceptions of particularly in the vicinity of - point where these schools will fairly soon become overcrowded. pessimistic, you could argue that in 50 years, vironment of this small planet. our lives. students and theirs of you. If Perth Drive and The Boulevard. Whether these' new beings are Rather ihan add on to the Vaiieyciiiie and Stawamus Schools, the Show me one lazy, poorly per- this is no; happening, by all the result of cloning or are.an- Board will be encouraged by the Ministry to use the vacant space in forming teacher and 1'11 show means, you should have the droidal is unclear, but though Squamish Elementary. Perhaps the word "encouraged" is not quite you 20 dedicated, hard-working right to refuse to go and you they do bear a truly remarkable the right one. As things stand right now, the Ministry would simply teachers who must begin to feel, probably can offer more in the resemblance to human offspring refuse to grant funds to the Board for additionals while there is .'What's the use?" One can comfortable surroundings of an in the 2 age range, it is ob- vacant space in a nearby school. Within the next year or so, the easily see the more visible urban environment. If this is - 7 vious that no parental or other Board @iCI have to give thought to the possibility of changing at- teachers such as the P.E.. drama your bag, no. one should . mature intelligence is directing tendance area boundaries, or otherwise transferring some of the and music teachers who put in criticize you for your them. pupils to the Squamish Elementary School. endless hours offering our preference. As to the School Presumably they are a self Question: We would like to see our Grade IX's in Brackendale students a wide variety of op- Board refusing to pay for a A thin black- line andlor mutually supporting Secondary School stay in their new school and complete Grade X. tions. Not so easily visible are babysitter, I can't imagine where group. Is the Board receptive to this idea? the classroom teachers who are we could start and stop reim- Although their dress and Answer: The Board has considered the possibility of having in the school early in the mor- bursing teachers- for extra ex- There's a thin black line winding north form the north and tourists as well, a wide speech are comparable to that of some of the grade ten pupils remain at'Brackendale Secondary ning and stay or go back late in penses. I know many who spend "family reared" youngsters, School next year. The Board was receptive to the idea but felt that it from Squamish through Garibaldi, Whistler variety of goods and services. Every new the evening, to say nothing of many, many dollars of their recognition of these beings is should not be put into effect before September, 1979. The chief the work they take home, to and Pemberton and then it forks, with part of shop, even if it is a duplication of an existing nioney to buy extra supplies, or immediate to anyone observing reason for this is the effect on staffing and student programmes of mark, or plan. They are never it going to D'Arcy and along the Lakes to one, or offers somewhat the same items, is an take students on trips or sup- their behavioral patterns. both the Brackendale and Howe Sound Secondary Schools, If some satisfied they have done enough plement a lean diet with fruit, Lillooet while the other fork takes the Duf- asset. The very young of the menage of the grade tens were removed from Howe Sound Secondary, the and wish they could find the etc. Should we take the fey Lake route to the same destination. it has been proven, time and time again, drive brightly coloured plastic entire offering of the school would be changed. solution to why Johnny or Joan initiative away from people who kiddie-cars down the middle of The Trustees hope to consider a proposal in November for im- And it's all part of the area to which we in that people don't like to shop if there only is are having problems. I honestly feel they are their brother's the road in an attempted plementation in September, 1979. Squamish provide the gateway, and the area one store of a kind in a community. There's believe we expect too much of keeper? emulation of their elder coun- Comment: In reply to last week's article on being prepared for which we can serve. We're in a unique nothing to compare to, no way to see if there our teachers today. All the Now, as for the School Board: terparts, who have, due to ad- post secondary education, a parent phoned with some constructive social problems of our society position in Squamish, with a large trading are different qualities or values, and there's We very seldom go as a body to vanced years if not ability ideas from a student attending first year University and I quote as are expected to be solved by the area to the north, with a huge recreation the tendency to find that someone else is seminars or conventions, graduated to bicycles too big for accurately as possible. schools and I for one, think this usually, delegates are chosen. them. "It would probably be a good idea if college and university first potential which is still untapped, and wearing the same outfit you are. is both intolerable and im- Our Annual General Meetings Also, when proceeding from year students were included in the counselling sessions in their perhaps with industrial and other develop- But if there are two or three stores of the possible. I'm sure if everyone in- one area to another on foot, they respective secondary schools, because if, as stated; the hours of vited a teacher to dinner and and South Coast Branch ment as well. same kind, whether it be clothing, shoes or meetings, plus our locally held seem to have an unrpasoning study required to succeed, !s well as how to study, are being But that thin black line, that highway furniture, people will be more inclined to got to know each other as in- fear of asphalt coming into con- stressed, students are missing the message. Perhaps we could ex- dividuals, you would find a seminars, are attended by all which links the settlements along it to shop here because there is a choice, you can members, I can justify each of tact with the soles of their shoes, pressreality it.of more survival." forcibly, having just experienced the horrendous common ground of respect and and will go to any length and Squamish, is one of our greatest assets. Local look at different varieties or models and find tolerance. I don't think many those. When you are dealing directly with 163 teachers, 99 through any yards to avoid it. Sdunds like an excellent idea. Counsellors, please take note. merchants say that much of their trade comes something you like. teachers feel they are poorly They are usually, though not The parent also relayed how well prepared, academically, they paid and certainly, teaching is C.U.P.E. members, 2,889 from the north: from the people who enjoy That thin black line can lead your shop- always accompanied by a large were in the areas of English and Chemistry but felt more 3 open to everyone. students, plus parents, one coming to Squamish for a day's shoppicg, for pers to Vancouver if you don't make an ef- should be aware of current hap: contingency of canine-like preparation should be given to University Mathematics. a meal and a relaxing tour of the things we fort to keep them here. That's done by In answer to the unnamed penings in education and creatures also of seemingly non- - Whoops! Just had another call from a parent of two university , students, as well as speaking for fellow students of the same classes have to offer before they go back home. bringing in new products, trying to obtain the teacher writing about Coast society, to be able to capably do terrestrial origin. Mountain Outdoor School, I In order to save the native in the same situation. They certainly felt they were not prepared (a) of they don't have to fight the things they ask for, and giving them cour- a job. Best all would like to make the homo sapien from inadvertently in study habits, (b) Math, English or Chemistry. crowds in the city, the difficulty of finding a teous, efficient service. following comments: Perhaps In closing, I would also like causing the demise of some of They were not last year graduates and admit things may have place to park, or the long waits in trying to We hope the thin black line will bring the distance seems too great for to pay tribute to the vast this presumably homeless and changed but pointed out they were accelerated students on the majority of our non-teaching cross that car-strangled spanner, the First people down to Squamish, or bring them up some of the Squamish area unsheltered breed, perhaps they honour roll and their grade 12 year could have been much im- personnel who are hard working proved with emphasis placed on the above weaknesses. Narrows bridge. from the city. But once they are here, it's up teachers, but obviously the Van- could be instilled with proper couver. Burnahy and surroun- and are the key to well-run societal behaviour by interested The Board would urge these and other students feeling the to us to keep them here and to bring them With a diversity of shops and with even ding area teachers feel it is won- educational facilities. species conservationists under same way, to please contact the school, voice your concerns. We feel more scheduled to be opening in the near back, with good service, good merchandise derful to have a facility so close. 1 am writing as an individual, government grant. you would be helping the younger students and the school would be future, we can offer our own residents, those and a pleasant manner. As to your comment about the but naturally, my views as a Mrs. James La Favor most receptive to hearing from YOU. Thank you for phoning. --

High school play delights audiences - I. Howe Sound Secondary year's play was "The Hobbit", ., students, and one each on Thur- ' Bruce Ramus was assured and .. School's annual drama .club an adaptation of the Tolkien sday, Friday and Saturday for believable in another major production drew record crowds novel. Five performances of it the general public. role. But it was Paul Candy in when it was performed at the were given - two on Wed- There were several obvious. a 30-second appearance BS .a high school last week. This nesday for elementary school reasons.for the popularity of the grocery boy who .made the A production. The story was well- greatest impact - one out of all known; the demands on the proportion to the size of the dramatic abilities of the students role. He followed this success were minimal; and director later as the dragan when again, Norma Ricard and producer diction, projection and 'con- .. Dave Colwell made the fullest vincing naturalness were quite possible use of visual and aura! outstanding; one was inclined to It*; kite flying time again - On!y trained linemen have the effects - an eminently regret that-the facial expression. and time for B.C. Hydro's an- reasonable approach to play which had contributed so much nual warning: keep those kites experiencenecessary to workand inequipment safety near production in an age when to the early appearance, was well away from powerlines. high-voltage electrica! equip- "enunciation" has become ob- hidden, in this case, by a mask. Aside from the very real ment. solete, and in a hall where' formancesOther actors ranged whose from per-the danger to individuals flying acousitcs never were. hopes people do not Probably the most spectacular adequate to the highly en- kites near powerlines, become complacent about the of the effects was the strobe light ! tertaining included: ' widespread power interruptions potential risks involved in kite, and inconvenience to the public tlying on the basis of the sport's used to suggest a battle scene. Debbie Maclean. Rorv Green, often result when kites come in good safety record over the past But the lighting in general, the Nicola Candy, Ed Fenton, contact with the wires. year. unusual design of the stage, and Shelley Dinwoodie, Karen He suggests education about colour and texture of the Shilling, Karin Obieglo, Heidi However, the warnings seem the hazards of kite flying near costumes all combined to create Bcrgstrom, Denise Casey, Judy The dwarves with Bilbo Baggins marching off to Mirkwood on their way to be paying off, according to J. powerlines should be continued the atmosphere of other- Elliott, Vibe Smith, Michelle A. Deptford, manager of and urges that the "Kite Flying worldliness which the story 'Lindsay, Darlene Eaton, Joni Hydro's safety engineering demanded. Cassell, Lawrence Gagnon, Code" be strictly followed in all Carol MacCallum, Carmen ' department. There have been no respects. The cast might well have Penny Kary, Rick Smith, Sandra Hall, Alfred Schomig; reports of serious .electrical KITE FLYING CODE seemed of unmanageable size Brunn, Colleen Carney, Teresa Dianne Martin, Lydia mishaps involving kites during I. Fly kites only in open fields and the frequent scene changes Clark, Charlene Dehr, Nancy Newman. Karen Shilling, the past year. ' or parks, well away from required a stage crew almost as , Dheilly, Dianne Martin, Eva Shelley Dinwoodie, Brenda SQUAMISH large. Yet the production moved Varga, Rick Smith, Susan TRAVEL Deptford attributes the drop powerlines, transmission towers Mensinger, Karin Obieglo, Bob in accident reports to parents and poles. along at a pleasing clip with Fredrikson, Ken Knudsen, Knut Garrison, Jim Walker, Bruce being more aware of the danger significant stage movement and Larsen, John Persic, Robert 2. Use perfectly dry string, McDougall, Alan Campbell, ' fea f wing of flying kites near powerlines never wire or metallic string. a minimum of crowding. The Persic, Scott Goss. Todd Short, Wayne Phillips, and instructing their children 3. Never try to remove a kite school orchestra under Grant Stage and production crew in Mark Wilson, Joe Vriend, accordingly. should it catch on a powerline, Wilson held attention while the general included: Dave Colwell, Wassim Farrage, Gordon Poole, SILVER WINGS "A great deal of credit must tower or pole. Release the cord stage was undergoing its various John Giese, Russ Martin, Mike . Gloria Holowachuk, Adrienne metamorphoses. All all, Liebich, Terry Reed, Bruce also go to schoolteachers who, before it strikes a powerline. in the Green, Debbie MacLean, Janice in many cases, have taken it 4. Don't use any metal in production was something of a O'Neil, Eric Andersen, Andrew Friesen, Jo-Anne Watson, WORLD CRUISE upon themselves to warn making a kite. directorial triumph as well as I Guilbride, Laird .Larsen, Mary Angela Hendrickson, Mark students of the dangers in- 5. Don't fly a kite'on or near a being highly entertaining. ' Moore, Pat Horwood, Leila Wilson, Lee Wagner, Scott from London to Athens or to Corfu Of the actors, Jamie Lindsay Ray, Edna Tourand, Kelvin - volved," he adds. road or highway. Goss, Darlene Eaton, Ed Fen- Deptford emphasizes that no 6. Never fly a kite in wet or carried the heaviest load. He Lowe, Shirley 'DeCook, Gail ton, Miss L. Constantin, one child or adult should stormy weather. seemed to be on the stage all the. Featherston, Janice Nelson, An- - - time, was seldom quiet, and ap- drea Walter, Vicki Hopkins, Charlene Adam, Maureen Single? ever try to remove a kite from a 7. Have fun but always : Wright, Diedre Plaatjes, Cindy - parently never missed a cue. Sandra Anderson, Wayne Short, transmission line, pole or tower. obey the safety rules! Petruk. Denise Muir. How about- the 18 to 35 Children and bikes Saturday . Club in Hawaii A problem that fxes parents - more rough handling than light- April 29, 11 a.m. each spring is a demand for a weight models. new bicycle from their children. The size of the bicycle is most Brackendale Art Gallery What kind of bike to buy is il important, because oversize "Come in for free expert advice problem, especially if it is to be; bicycles are dangerous. The sad- "THE POCKET friendly staff' the child's iirst. , . dle should be at hip height when from our There are four types of the child stands beside the bike. WATCH" bicycle: The light-weight racing Many communities have some new production the Hlghlrndor type with high pressure tires and special bicycle events during the by Box 580, Grrlbrldl Hlghlrndr Lobby dropped handlebars and speed spring and summer. If you have Raincoast Puppet Theatre 89813694 gears. These are designed for kids with bikes. look for these Kids $1. Adults.$2. speed, easy hacdling and en- special displays and events. durance. Experience is needed for proper handling, and begin- ners do not find them easy for learning. The specialty bike is not for kids. It's the kind with one \ wheel you may see in a circus, or the folding type for the trunk of your car. Kids love the High-Risers - banana seat, high handlebars. small wheels and often, balloon tires. These come in many colours. and are best for . children with a lot of driving experience. .. The best bike for learning. ac- .. cording to the Canada Safety Council, is the standard middle- Kite flying 'can be tun but this youq fellnw is flirtirrg with aeigh!; i! hus !urger tires than, danger. If that kite with its long tail contacctsdhe overhead racers. with lower pressure and transmission line, he could be seriously burned or even upright handlebars. Some have killed. three-speed gears, which is all a oung child needs. They take

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The girls softball league was his average to qualify. With him delighted to receive a cheque at the zone finals in Maillard; SALES-S€RVICE-P ARTS for $100 to start out their ball ville were Bill McAdam, Ross season, from the Chappie's Chapman, Katie Feschuk, PHON€ 985.0591 ladies ball team. Wilma Greveling and Irma Mit- Thanks and a tip of the chell. 70 Yarrrick 2 dr. auto Tatlow hat to these .sports-. Bob will go the provincial 71 WY shin 4x4 minded people for encouraging championships at Whalley in the 72 Austin Yarinr 4spd. the youngsters in their favorite near future. 73 Dawn 2402, lrttn sport. , *.* . 74 Volro 144, auto, ambm ' *** MP Jack Pearsall spent the 75 Yusbnl std., black Congratulations to the weekend 'in Coast-Chilcotin and 76 Trans Am Ihuto, txctl. cond. Come tous for the monedj. students at the Mamquam was called back to Ottawa on 74 Ford club walon, brown Elementary School for their Monday for a special meeting of 14 Ford uonolint camptr, rad, beautiful wall displays in the the house. More election fever? and mrny olhrrr. ' auditoriums, depicting the *** ' spring trees and flowers, at their Good news for the hockey annual open house last week. W6re flexible fans is the fact that the slab was Wo are nroonrbk ... It was an excellent effort. *** poured at the ice arena lase 985-0591 week. Now when it's had time to lm Full amount. On approval Flexible rates. We have Fast service. We can Two delighted young ladies cure and the ice has been for- are Kathy Dinwoodieand Carol A 'I med and tried out we'll know you'll get the amount you a range of good rates to have your application Brown who joined the staff at where we are. It must be an Mercury Travel recently. The anxious time for those who need for the period you suit a range of circum- apprcved usually girls, both recent graduates of worked on it. Howe Sound Secondary School, need it, with repayments stances. And you get life within 24 hours. completed a course at the Travel Training Centre in North to comfortably-fit insurance at no extra I Vancouver earlier this year and were very pleased to get a job at your budget. charge. home. **a One of the local recipients of the Queen's Jubilee Medal 'was Flex ibifity. R. Elvin Gordon the Media Centre Director for the school It's ous personalized district, who received his for his outstanding contribution to the approach to lending. ROYAL BANK community and education in this district.*' * Congratulations to Bob Silcock who qualified to go on to the provincial finals by placing ,third in the zone finals in the bowling competition for the national championships last We're ready to help you. week. He bowled 103 pins over M: Seniors: I st Dwayne Jamie Ellis 3:40.0; Juniors: 3rd 4x100: Seniors: I St, Ronda Constantin. Phil Ellis. Jamie Rex Keece, Gary Ingram. Rosser, Laila Terada. Terry Otto. Jamie Ellis N.R. 45.4; Lawrence Dinwoodie. Martin McGregor, Eileen Lewis 54.6; Juniors: 31d Gary Ingram. Sprenkels 3:57.6. Juniors: 2nd Nancy Dawson. David Golaiy. Terrence Knox. High Jump: Seniors: 1st Brenda Robson. Ann Jensen, Mark Higham 49.5. Dwayne Constantin 6'0"; 2nd Susan Birss 58.3. ISQOM: Seniors: 1st Brad Brad Krohman 5'7"; Juniors: 1st 4x200: Seniors: 3rd Yvette Brohman 4:23; 3rd Paul Lewis Rex Reece S'b"; 5th Rick Dheilly, Chris Davies, Lana 4:35.5; Juniors 3rd Jack Wright Rosser 5'1"; 6th Jim Elliott McCallum, Kim Plochl 2:14.7.

Halvorson 4'5". Juniors: 4th Martin Sprenkels Javelin: Unavailable. Long Jump: Seniors: 1st Shot: Unavailable. Ronda Rosser 4.69; 4th Yvette IOOM: Seniors: 2nd Dwayne Discus: Senior: 1st Paul Behr- DheillyDawson 4.25;3.94. Juniors: 5th Nancy Constantin I1:7; 4th Jamie Otto ner. 28.63 metres. 12:4; Juniors: 2nd Mark Shotput: Seniors: 2nd Sheryl Higham 12:4; 5th David Golaiy Yaky 8:bb; 3rd Eileen Lewis l3:l; Richard Candy 13:8. GIRLS 7.96; 5th Terry McGregor 7.21; 800M: Seniors: 1st Dave Hurdles: Seniors: 1st Ronda Juniors: 2nd Nancy Dawson Smith 2:09; Juniors: 3rd Rosser 17.0; 2nd Yvette Dheilly 8.36. Lawrence Dinwoodie 2:I8.5; 18.0. Discus: Seniors: 2nd Sheryl 5th Tom Harry 2:28.5. IOOM: Seniors: 1st Ronda Yaky 22.25; 4th Mia Dawson 200M: Seniors: 2nd Phil Ellis Rosser 13.0; 3rd Yvette Dheilly 18.46; Juniors: 3rd Susan Birss 24:O N.R.; 4th Jamie Ellis 24:9; 14.6. 17.08. 5th Jamie Otto 25:O; Juniors: ZOOM: Seniors: 1st Ronda Javelin: Seniors: 2nd Sheryl 2nd Mark Higham 25:4; 3rd Rosser 26.8; Juniors: 1st Nancy Yaky19.04; 20.59;4th Eileen 3rd LailaLewis Terdda 16.77; Gary lngram 25:7. Dawson 29.1. JOOM: Seniors: 1st Brad 400M: Seniors: 4th Laila Juniors: 2nd Sheila Thompson ' Brohman 9:30 N.R.; 2nd Paul Terada 68.6. 22.15; 5th Tracy Willgress Lewis 9:44.5; 3rd Norm 800M: Juniors: 4th Jane 17.35. Golf Club planning youth program $MI prr mo. 36 mo. $3168 - The Squamish Valley Golf Three major tournaments are house committee. Bryan Bryla is and Country Club is planning an planned for the junior group the club captain and Bill Galley active youth program this year with a spring and fall one as the vice-captain with Barclay with Ron Rosser. chairman of well as a club championship and Craig the tournament CO- the Junior Development Com- a junior-senior competition. ordinator. mittee, announcing that I5 boys Tim Chapman is the president The greens came through the attended the first meeting and of the golf club with Luke winter in good condition despite he is hoping to have 25 in the Plunkett past president and some light burns and have group before long. membership chairman. Dan recovered well and are back in Brad Brohman is the club Rourke is the vice-president shape for spring play. New Yar- captain with Ron Rosser Jr. as with Tom Clarke secretary and dage signs have been installed vice-captain. Rosser says he is Joe Gravkin treasurer. Barry for each hole with Dan Rourke hoping to have an instructional Bain heads the match corn- and Dick Reimer doing the program for the young members mittee, Dick Reimer the greens work. committee, Bill Rayfield the cafeteriaCam Waddell and bar is managingfor the club the and an added feature this year will be the hot meals on Satur-

dayThe and semi-annual Sunday. meeting of the club will be held in the clubhouse on Wednesday. May 3 at 8 p.m. Reports from the YEAR PLANS AS LOW AS YEAR PLANS AS LOW AS president and the standing com- mittees will be the highlights of

Members of the Rambling Teens grup who will be com- peting in the North American , RRE OWNED CARS PRE OWNED TRUCKS square dancing championships . in Penticton on May 5 and 6 danced at the Lions Club dinner

The Lions will be sponsoring the group on their trip to the championships. The square dan- , cers have been practicing for weeks and raising funds for the ' "10 years of Quality and Service" Their final dress rehearsal 1973 Pontiac Laurentian 4 Dr. P.S. & P.B. will be held in the Highlands ...... Elementary School on Wed- 1972 Chrysler 4 dr., P.S. P.B. 81 P.W.: ...... nesday, May 3, commencing at 8 1975 Pontiac Ventura ......

1974 Ford LTD ...... $2498 $3498 1365 Forgo ...... ,$498 $798

1972 Pontiac Safari Wagon ...... W98 $2998 1972 Toyota Wagon A.T., ...... $1098 $1498 1974 Nova SS ...... $2998 $3498 1972 Capri,, ...... $2298 ,2498 1974 Nova, 4 spd...... $2998 ,3498 ...... $16,900 26' Owen, completely rebuilt 1970 Olds Vista Crulser ...... $1498 $2498 "it's a steal", reg. price $9500...... Now $7500

1971 Oatsun 2 dr. Coupe ...... $998 ,1298 40 Hp Engine, trailer ...... -W98 I ...... If you were a visitor, who would 19711972 MustangFlrenze F.5...... Sl738.$498 $2498 trailer ...... Ds495 1975 Pontiac Ventura ...... $2998 $3498 you rather give a tip to? 1972 Mazda Wagon...... :...... 1974 Fiat ...... $1298 $1798 It pays to smile. Especially to visitors. They spend more than a billion . dollars here, every year. Which affects all our salaries, wages, taxes and costs of living. So le!'s hs frisndly, helpful end CQU~~~OUSto

I strangers. And wear a super smile, whatever we do. Let's make everyone feel welcome in British Columbia this year.

Pemberton Community Hall Thursday, May 25 - 9 a.m.4 p.m. Fee: $10.00 (payable to School District No. 48) For more information about Tourkm Britlah Columbia's Ho8pltallty Certificate Course, call Shirley Henry at 894-6477.

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The Squamlrh Tlmer - Wednesday. April 26. 1978 - Paae 7,

Division 8 GP W I., T GF CA Pts. Mamquam Celtics 12 10 0 2 29 2 22 Stawamus 12 8 2 2 64 7 18 Mamnquam Rangers 12 4 53 715 11- Brackendale 12 4 7 I1624 9- Early Birds: Anne Boscariol Seniors: Tod Short 257s. well and it's very discouraging GIRLS SOFTBLALL Fields and take in the Selects 5- Park, Cottonwood, and Pat 304S, 704T: Nancy Chalmers 587T; Stephen Noblett 2258, io the people who come out Qivision 6 We're just a couple days away a-side soccer tournament. It Goode Park. 263S, 610T; Darlyne Smith 590T: Brad Wilson 218S, Jack evcry week. Squamish Barons 15 II I 3 52 10 25 from the start of the girls soft- starts immediatey after the 263S, Hazel Armstrong 632T. Wright 575T: Liz Brennan On behalf of the staff at the MWcluam Rotarians 15 IO 2 3 31 10 ' 23 .' SIGNS ball leagues in Squamish. All men's league finishes at about NEW Monday Matinee: Kathy 270% 648T: Dianne Koch 25 IS. lanes, we would like to thank all Brackendale 15 8 6 1 17 'learns in the Peewees, Juniors New signs have recently been 24 19 12:30 p.m. till about 4 p.m. Boothroyd 272S, 61 7T; Carole 684T; Terry Parsons 230s. the parents who come out faith- Mamquam Seaview 15 I1 . and Intermediate Leagues are erected by the Parks Dept. at 4 8 3 13 31 Good to watch, and really tough Ramage 270S, Darlene Sergent 568T. fully every week to help with Stawamus 14 3 9 due to start playing the week to play. Municipal Hall, Pat Goode 2 14 31 8 261S, 573T; Joan Turk 589T. The Province Teambowl scorekeeping. Also to the Britannia 14 0 IO 4 11 44 4 beginning May 1st. There are SOCCER DAY Park, Arrowhead Park and the Specialty Shop Mixed: Elof semi-finals were held the second instructors who gave up their extra teams playing in two of the The big day for Soccer is May Swimming Pool. Within the next Manson 286S, ti6OT; Roy Bliss week of April. The two top free time to work with our Division 4 leagues. Playoff dates are 7th. Make sure you set the date few days a brand new sign will 276% 658T: AI Burroughs 254S teams will proceed to a com- youngsters. Mamquam 15 14 0 I 54 11 29.: be erected at the entrance to already set for late June. aside on the calendar. All minor 639T: Celia Virus 319s. 696T; posite zone prior to May 15th A special thank you to Norma Stawamus 17 town and a new Museum sign 16 6 5 5 33 25 !: LITTLE LEAGUE soccer teams will play with the Debbie Richmond 260s, for a chance at the big prize - a Slee who is the programme Brackendale 0 :: . . . is also due to start early will be unveiled shortly. Several 15 6 9 27 40 12 finals all being played during Madeline McLeod 229s. 653T; week's stay in Reno. director of our Y.B.C. This is Squamish DQ 16 0 12 4 IO 48 4 .: May. It seems that registrations the afternoon. You will also see people have asked where the Joyce Flury 629T. The two teams that qualified also a voluntary position, and are not as brisk as in the past the men's league final and a signs are being made up. Well Mixed Neighbors: Vi with most pins over team M rs. Slee has dedicated her Junior Girls 11 3 3 5 5 5 I1 .' but final registration should be special combined United/Hot- the answer is that one of our Slobodian 340s. 687T; Dwigfit averages were: time and interest to make the Stawamus about the same. Babe Ruth spurs teQm play a Simon Fraser Municipal Parks staff - Rene McLaren 2553, Barb Rott 236 successful programme we have Mamquam 11 3 3'5 5 5 11: players are not quite as University sqaad. The highlights Beauchamp - has been making MULE TEAM from Wed. Grace Koch 658T. Elsie Milner Niters league - +390 pins today. Senior Girls prominent this year by all ac- of the day will undoubtedly be the signs. Unfortunately, Rene 640T. The playoffs for the Youth' will be leaving the Dept. soon Lana Watson, Dot Skrenka, Stawamus 12 10 1 I 25 4 21 counts, particularly with the the presentations to all the soc- Tuesday Mixed: Juan Olson Challenge trophy sponsored by Marilyn Gray, Kevin Skrenka Brackendale 1 8 17 older boys. cer players and teams, and the and departing to Vancouver 31 IS, 705T; Dave Porter 258S, the Credit Union, will be held 12 68 43 2 2712 5 14 and greener pastures. Histalents and Gary Watson. KINSMEN presentation of the new Roy 604T; Dean Aseltine 240s. on Saturday, April 29th. at I I Mamquam

I will certainly be missed. This club is just unreal. It has Penrose Memorial Trophy 630T; Maureen Wold 2493, PIGEONS from the Early a.m. Garibaldi 12 2 IO 0 6 39 4 the reputation of being the most which is to be presented an- 644T; Sharron Erickson 235S, Bird league - +356 pins - All bowlers know the feeling Britannia 12 1 92 5 19 4.. active in the Northwest and it is nually as a tribute to the work CONFERENCE 607T: Dot Knudson 220% Kathy Roberts, Susan Acorn, when they punch out the head Playoff scores: well deserved. Take account of and dedication Roy put into Luella Casey 618T. Lesley Beatty, Maxine Morris Today, I will be in Vernon pin during a game. In last Division 6: Stawamus. 4, Britannia 0 some of the things they have soccer in this community. Every for the annual British Columbia Wednesday Ladies: Maureen and Patsy Schellenberg. week's Friday Classic league, Squamish been involved in during the past parent with a boy or girl in soc- Recreation Association Con- Wold 277S, 707T; Dot McNulty George Binning had SEVEN 6, Brackendale 0 12 months and you'll see what I Congratulations to these two Senior Girls: Britannia Garibaldi 0 cer should plan to spend May ference, joining approximately 2598, Marilyn Chapman 2543; teams. head pins in ONE game. How is 2, mean. The Kinsmen took on the 7th at Centennial Fields. All the 500 delegates made up of Susan Hubbard 669T. Doreen *** that for frustration!!! chore of publicity for the coaches, concession workers, recreation profession a Is, Puinn 638T. .. referendum for the Civic Centre executives, referees, organizers recreation commissioners, Coldenage: Bob Silcock 25 1 S, and we can see how well they and not least, the players them- aldermen and recreation 634T; Eaile Trace 2483, 553T: Most of the leagues will be did at that. They have run two selves deserve a large en- students. The four day con- Henry Carney 232s. Bill holding their play-offs in the successful Midways, ran the thusiastic crowd at this event. ference covers a wide range of McAdam 584T. Edna McKin- next week. All the roll-off popular Oktoberfest. helped at Some of these volunteers have topics and should be extremely non 2373, 59.9T; Dot Gullacher champs from each league will Loggers Sports, built a beautiful put hundreds of volunteer hours interesting. 21 3S, 568T. compete in the Tournament of adventure playground at Champions for the Garibaldi into soccer since the session Wed. Nlters: Rick HobbS Municipal Park, ran a little Lanes trophy May 8th day started last September. And SENIOR CITIZENS 2753,747T; Ron LaForge 250S, on - , kids' softball program, built a leagues at a.m. and the most of it in bad weather. How ACTIVITIES 618T; David Crawford 232S, IO playground at McNaughton evening leagues at 7 p.m. This about it parents? Do you really Look for a new, active, 619T; Marilyn Essiambre 227S, Park, Valleycliffe (hurry up care? will determine the over-all - vibrant, enthusiastic group of 620T; Donna Poole 214S, Janet and get it finished fellas!), won CENTENNIAL WELL champs for the !977/78 season. our senior citizens when the Reid 208S, 561T; Fran English Vinyl coating for sundecks an inter-Kinsmen Club public The long, unpredictable saga The playoffs for our youth * Civic Centre opens. I had the 59 I T. speaking contest (Ric Raynor), of the well at Centennial Fields honour of speaking to the Senior leagues were held on Saturday 100% waterproof Royal Purple: Terry Lepitre * donated a scoreclock for .the ice is finally over. Yes, the well is Citizens Association a week ago and it was nice to see most of 280S, Peggy Dawson 274S, arena, started plans on a major now operational, and there will and believe me, when I tell you the girls and boys back, even Guaranteed fsr 5 years Heather Lamothe 27 IS, 623T; five year park development. be water and sprinklers to keep that these people will give their though the season is now Dot Dawson 651T, Karin Eruik Enough you'd think - but not the grass green and the dust younger counterparts a run for finished. It is a big disap- * Choice of colours 608T. ' for this group. They've donated down this summer. i The new their money when the activities pointment to the regular 51,500 to minor hockey, are pump is capable of providing all start in the new Centre. A four Thursday Double E: Richard,, bowlers when everyone does not planning a Circus in June with the water we need. So, it seems man committee was formed to Eppele 321s. 727T; George show up weekly for their teams. * CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATES proceeds to little league, and the fire dept. can relax a little set up activities with the Furniss 289s. 695T; Dean When a person commits him or believe it or not, folks, a donkey this year and not be concerned Recreation Dept., and I can see Kingston 2428, 679T; Linda herself to a league, or another baseball game with real donkeys about all the requests for help. some hair-raising activities Burt 23 I, 264s. 708T; Lynette sport, club, etc., it is his or her Brian McIntosh 898m5849 (the 4-legged type) taking part. CIVIC CENTRE coming up. Just wait and see. By Beemish 2543, Elsie Milner obligation to be there or at least This is to take place in June also The long-awaited pouring of the way, we will be needing lots 244s. 628T; Loraine Grant have the couresy to inform a Wayne Moon 898m9806' with proceeds to the girls soft- the arena slab has finally been of volunteers in an effort to try S20T. . teammate or the secretary of a ball league. done. It, was poured las! Thur- and keep up with these people. Friday Classic: Mal;sh ~~~~d . league why they cannot appear. Not to be-outdone, the Kin- sday ad-i!.190k~,gr~y$:.xhims, n- Inasparticuliw, we will be looking 316%. 7 32T;- Bill ' McAda&"!S happen? in adult. lepgues as smen's wives and girlfriends - should5tart to move now. for a ladies group willing to take 271S, 735T; Elof Manson 271S, in the form of the Kinettes - PARKS TOUR on a transportation program. In- 162T; Doreen Quinn 302S, have also been busy. Just some The Parks and Recreation terested - please phone me or r06T: Norma Slee 263S, Terry of the things they got involved Commission has been busy Vonda at 892-5217. acGregor 221S, 596T; Grace in is running the concession for recently and still managed to (Recreation). Loch 221S, 619T. five teen dances, ran the bingo take in a tour of Municipal last week. sponsored a bus trip Parks. They didn't get as far as to .Port Coquitlam for the .the Highlands but did manage ringette girls, and of Course, to toyr McNaughton Park, PUBLIC MEETING conducted a Mothers March. ' Stawamus River Park, Take a big bow, Kinsmen & Municipal Park, Loggers Sports, Kinettes - even if it's Only long Centennial Park; Civic Centre, Wdn08day, May 3rd enough for you to take a Arrowhead Park, Eagle Run . 8:OO p.m. breather. CURLING CLUB For the purpose of forming THE SQUAMISH COMMUNITY SERVICES SOCIETY to co-ordinate and expand programmes and agencies in the social field EVERYONE WELCOME . 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~ ...... -,Gam #om ][m&hc aUy.wbl f 0 Send me the free book 0 Send me the grant applicahon kit 'Keeping the Heat In: (My home was bult before 1946, I 7 in English en francas is 3 storeys or less, and IS my I Pleaseprint. pnncipal residence.) I I - in English '-en francais I I NAME I I ADDRESS I I I Paae 8 - The Sauamlrh Tlmer - Wednesday. April 26. 1978 HOWE SBIJAID' SOCCER EAGUE STANDINGS Team G W L T GF GA Pts. Highlander 15 13 0 2 111 13 28 Terminals 16 11 3 2 74 24 24 Brackendale 15 8 5 2 41 44 18 Khalsa 14 6 8 0 30 50 12 Nriiive Sons 14 3 8 3 22 54 9 Carmen 14 2 1 5 25 55 8 Local 170 14 0 11 3 11 81 3 Game muhe - April 23 Highlander 10, Native Sons 0 Qrnnen 3, Local 110 0 Brackendale 3, Terminals 1

Squamish Ski and Outdoor Club Ne

\ \. Several S.S.O.C. members are ting back in shape. I guess you still enjoying the skiing while knew this was Harry's first year others are already into kayaking on cross country skis. prize to be down the Squamish River, Remarkable. cycling in the Upper Squamish. . ... We would like to thank Frank area, playing tennis and hiking. Baumann for entertaining us af- Rose Edwards looking Over daughterKaren's book in One Of imagine how lucky we are ter last month*s meeting with his the classrooms.- " Mamquam E'emehtqschool while a won each week having all this practically at our marvel\ous collection of colour classmate looks on. doorstep. An oiernight trip into slides from his Mt. Logan ex- Diamond Head was enjoyed, pedition. conditions great, and still lots of Our next meeting will be held until May 31/78 WOrfh the change snow. Hopefully at our next May 3rd, at high school at 7:30 -a's meeting we can arrange an over- p.m. Come along and let us hear night X-country trip to Black what type of outings you would microwave 00 Tusk area with winter camping, like to participate in this sum- experienced skiers only. mer. Following this meeting. Spring skiing in the higher movies from the National Film elevations such as Diamond Board will be shown, including ovens 4E;ping sprees Head, Brohm Ridge and the one on skiing. 4 6.99 Black Tusk areas should go Directions 'Eaay to enter - nothing to purchrao' . . . Simply completo an entry form and Per through into June this year. re new trail dopoalt in entry box. Winnora will bo aakod to rnawer I aklll to~tlngqueatlon. day trucks Thought you may be in- A round trip to Alice Lake terested to hear a follow-up on from Garibaldi Highlands via Employoea of SuperValu are not oli~lbleto qurllfy. Ono wlnnor will be drawn ' or 77-year-old Harry Crawshaw the Centennial Trail and the old each Wodn@@dryat 2:M) p.m. nib and two companions who set out Hog Ranch Creek trail has total prize value: approx. $2,796,09 I on skis from Squamish back in recently been completed. To January to ski tour to Banff, make the round trip follow the Aka. Copied from Whiskey Jack Centennial Trail to Alice Lake Winner of last weeks Mlcrowave Oven, Magazine, Vancouver. By time and return via the trail that you read this he will have leaves the dump area at south Mrs. D. Stefiuk, Oaribaldl Hlghlands reached his destination, but end of Alice Lake, follow the 'a- distance doesn't bother Harry. red and yellow markers. .m In 1976 he cycled across Approximately 2 km along DRIVES I P Canada and did it in record trail it divides; one branch mileagl time - two months and ten (yellow flags) goes down to the days. If you're concerned about Easter Seal Camp. The new trail r Harry running into difficulties (red flags), goes to the end of y with the grizzlies in the .moun- Perth DrjVe. You can follow the t 89213588 S, tain wjlderness, then don't. He old railroad graqe back to Cen- 1. is a keratcexpert. Back in 1959 tennial Trail or return via-Perth

appears that. he's done Gurney with help of Dad Fran- something right in terms of get- cis and Ben Denis.

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r Mousetrap is really taking shape Playwriting contest I I The Howe Sound Dramaclub Producer was Dave Colwell. offering an enjoyable prOduC- The Richmond Writer's must have a centennial theme, is getting most excited at the The lighting producer for !he tion for your entertainment and Workshop is sponsoring a preferably about Richmond, Or forthcoming production of tis successful Presentation of The we hope after your visit to OUT playwriting contest open to all one of its colorful or historical play *'The Mousetrap". The Sets Hobbit ktweek was none other "show" YOU will feel another B.C. residents to mark the oc- personalities. are all organized and erection than Dave Colwell. visit to see one of our other casion of Richmond's centennial A prize of 5250 is being of- of these is underway. This busy man also has time productions is a must. year. fered for the best play. For fur- The programs are beidg pin- to Pursue his hobbies that in- The Mousetrap will be The play should provide an ther information send a stamped ted and tickets will be on §ale dude gardening, fishing and presented at the Mamquam evening's entertainment, about self-addressed envelope to Pat soon. outdoor activities. School on May 24, 25, 26 and two hours, but plays of shorter Disher. 1079! Southridge Road. on hand to play the We are confident-that we are 27 at 8 p.m. See you there!! length will be considered, and it Richmond, 8.c. dominating Mrs. Boyle is a well known Howe Sound Dram; Club actress, Louise Brygadyr Two and a half years with thl SQUAMISH, B.C.-WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26. 9378 SECOND SECTION - Fag@ 9 Howe Sound Drama Club Louise gave an excellent por trayal of Mo,ther in tha hilarious "Barefoot In the Park' z..A. ...:.:. comedy of Neil Simon...... Louise spent ten years wit1 .*.a..e.*...... :.: the Colwood Country Players ....i ..5.: later called Manta Players 0 AND FENCES FROM Squ:amish Earful .. ..C'...... Victoria, Seven years in thc I I Vancouver Island B.C: Dram .*.*.f*.-.a ...:.:.. Festival in such plays as "11 by Maureen Gilmour .... Camera", the "Laboratory:' 2.' 2.' .e.* .. "Voice of the People" and wor ';.>:.>:.:':.:.:.:.:.:.:,:.~.:.:,:.:.:.~.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:,~,:.:.:.:~~.~.~.>:'~..;.:.:':':'~:::...... :':':":.:'>.;.:.;.>;".'...... runner up for best actras ir "Through A Glass Darkly" . ir The annual Red Shield Ap: Seymour. Denise Wittman, Jordan Cat- 1974. She also entered musica peal on behalf of.the Salvation *** termole, Sandra Haffey and revues chalking three up to he1 Army will be held in Squamish JENKINS - "Finally" Michael Paul. Heather is proud to announce credit and numerous one and next week. The Canadian *** three-act plays including ')In. Legion has for many years now, the birth of her brother, Andrew A young man having his first Reginald, weighing 9 Ibs. 9 ozs., birthday yesterday was Master vitation to a March" and E organized the campaign in the children's play, "Winnie the born on April 18 in the Burnaby Chad Hunter. residential area of Squamish and . Pooh". will be doing the same again this General Hospital. Very happy *** Louise has also been ' helpful parents are Chris and Judi Kai (Squamish Driving year. The Kiwanis Club of having been director, props Jenkins of Squamish. Proud School) Larsen is home again Squamish will conduct the can- makeup and turned he1 grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. after a visit to his native Den- even vass in the business section. hand at sceneiy painting. Thr Tuesday, May 9, is the date Reg Jenkins of North Van- mark, visiting friends and coiivcr and .Mr. and Mrs. club was most, fortunate.in her householders will be canvassed. relatives. being a very capable .bccretar) The work an6 zhe services cjf- RD9dcs of Burnaby. *** for i 1/2 yeairs aud past V~CS * ** A real school effort and a fered by the Salvation Army is chairman of the North Shore great one was Howe Sound on-going 365 days of the year. A woman came into a very Zone of B.C.D.A.. Please remember this when a chic store and tried on 20 Secondary School's presentation Her hobbies include knitting, of The Hobbit last weekend. volunteer calls at your home or dresses - and nothing, but reading and is keenly interested place of business. nothing suited her. Finally, she Hats off to everyone - actor, in Job's Daughters. *** said, "I think all of these are too backstage and lighting crews, Another actor well known ta the band, I.E. classes, teachers Sympathy is extended to for- tailored - I would look better our stage is David Colwell, por- mer Britannia Beach residents, in something flowing." The and anyone else I missed. traying the artistic Christopher Mr. and Mrs. John MacDonald, weary salesgirl agreed and told '"t * * Wren , in "The Mousetrap". now of Hinton Alberta, on the her to go-- iump - in the river!!! Wedding anniversary wishes Dave came to Squamish eight death of their son Guy on April *** lo Mr' and Mrs* J' Diaz9 Mr' years ago and has always been 12. After Norm Barr did such a and Mr!. David RUtleY, Mr. and very active and interested in *** super job as M.C. at Olaf and Mrs. Norman Halvorson. Mr. drama. This lrly Bird garage has sufficient room for Do believe daylight saving I Gloria Halvorson's wedding on and Mrs. D. Greffard, Mr. and Some of roles have in- storage and a compact workshop, as well as starts this weekend and so April 15, who did 1 give the Mrs. A. Schnurr, and Mr. and cluded Charlie in ~~~~~li~~~excellent cover for your vehicle all under a before you retire on Saturday credit to but his brother in law, Mrs. A. McLain. Belated wishes 'Aunt,., Victor Velasco in handsome gable roof. lrly Bird garage plans night, put your clocks, watches AI, McIntosh. Sorry about that to Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Farn. &bRarcfnnt in the and drawn to N.H.A. specifications. We personally ._.._ ... etc. ahead one hour. I always Norm!!! * * *. senic and Old, Lace" where he go over the plan details with you at lrly Bird. Anyone interested in like to think that daylight saving * t *, played the doctor and again a This garage package is quality all the way! means the unofficial start of And how do you like this discussing the advantages of doctor in "The Importance of Includes everything you'll need, except summer. Now if the weather Thought for the Week: Life it- having a Neighbourhood Watch . Being Ernest". Dave was also. foundation or pad, paint or stain. Ask about System in Garibaldi Highlands,- would just co-operate!!! self can't give you joy unless you the villain ,in "'Poison, Passion lrly Bird's delivery service. Garibaldi Estates and Bracken- *** really will it; Life just gives you and Purification", good ole dale is asked to call Jerry A group of friends got time and space - it's up to you Pappy Yokum in L'il Abner and Mongelin at 898-3792 or Pat together on April 17 to surprise to fill it. last but certainly not least "The Goode 898-5115. A meeting Ron Holtum on the occasion of ,*** King" in Festival's act play will be held in the near future. one his birthday. Robbie Todrick Mr. and Mrs. Sam Baker have ..the :Ugly Duckling''-,: arranged thepbuffetsupper at the returned home after s@nding' a .* * * received honourable- rnentio. Dav$ <64(Ghy?r.:s.- jnJb.w~M#c. . Jan- fine)-.t.wovweek holiday in The lucky winners of dinner for two from Jim McEvoy Agen- for. his portrayal. : 'hcoll made and 'orated a Hawaii. When the high school presen- lovely birthday cake. Ron really *** cies in March wpre Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wilson. Check the- ted, The Three ' Penny Opera appreciated the thoughtfulness The Raincoast Puppet Theatre Mac the Knife last year. the of his many friends. presents its production "The window at McEvoy's for another lucky winner. -. -..- *** Pocket Watch" at the Bracken- THE CARDINAL 20 x 24 I THE MOCK~NGBIRD 14 x 24 . I THE BLUEJAY 24 x 20 Stork Story - NEWMAN - dale Art Gallery this Saturday *** Spring plant sale Congratulations to Lloyd, Jr. morning at .I1 a.m. And Anne McEvoy says she doesn't get her picture in the Gardeners will be interested and Susan (nee Julien) Newman ,* t * on the birth of their second paper very often but she'd like to learn there will be 8, spring Also on top for youngsters child, a daughter, Christie Lynn, to get credit when she does. plant sale at the VanDusen and parents too will be the born in the Squamish General Anne was in the photo with the Botanical Gardens on Sunday, special matinee at 2 p.m. Satur- Hospital April 5, weighing 8 "winning" Ken Moore rink a April 30, from 10-6. This is the ideal carport forthefirst-timedo-it- on day afternoon at the Starlite I Ibs. 15 02. This is a sister for couple of weeks ago. There'll be a collection of A.- /A- ---_ yourselfer. It's the easiest and qMces!. La!% Theatre. It's Walt Disney's ' hard-to-find plants grown - two year oid Baui. Proud *** "Darby OGill and the Little -an YOU can expand on this basic idea, This grandparents are and Mrs. Dave Watt got more than he specially for this sale from seeds Mr. People". Both the puppets and Jai gives you.an additional 2' overhang all Lloyd Newman, Sr. and Mr. and bargained for last week .while and cuttings from VanDusen around for added protection from the movie are rated - family en- doing a little gardening. He gardens and the UBC Native ~l~l~!~~'wrn~ Mrs. Arthur Julien of Squamish. %'+wl&ks=selements. lrly Bird plans are so well detailed tertainment. unearthed a half-a-loaf of bread. Plants Garden as well as fine *% Great grandparents are Mr. and *** u' %-they can be used as working drawings Mrs. Alfred Julien of Sauamish. Dave said it didn't even smell or specimens from famous growers, vv %.- +:&.:-h.-, ~ :~-$-~.SX..~+~.:... --I-- - (similar to architectural type blue prints,) We'll Mrs. Maude Newman ahd Mrs: Birthday persons this week look mouldy - but he and nurseries and private gardens. take the time to over the plans with YOU. Lillian Hill of High River, are Mary Allen, Kimberley Peggy refrained from eating it!! Horticulturists will be able to ao- Alberta. Collings, Lori Lewis, Salvatore *** buy trees and shrubs, miniature Just ask us. In- *** Milia, Barbara Weibe, Carol Congrats to the lucky winners and classic roses, herbs, ferns, cludes all com- Do you swim reasonably well Dent, Glen Anderson, Jacquie in the Senior Citizen raffle. The native plants, rhododendrons, ponentsqxcept and have an hour or two to Kiecharski, Ken Pederden, Mary winners and artists were Chuck vines and ground covers, foundation or spare each week? Here is your Allen, Rose Tatlow, Yvettc Rattray who received Mr. Dux- geraniums, fuschias., heathers, CARPORT DELUXE 12' 22' pad, paint or chance to do a good deed for Dheilly, Corinna Kehler, Verna bury's painting; May Stack is succulents and cacti, indoor x usaiiI. Roberge, Michael Burke, Henry happy to have Mr. Downer's ,piants, ana, .ais0 ;J seit?ct Q handicap children at the Rain- ' bow School. Teacher. Mrs. Crowley, Karen. Buck, Chris painting; Mr. and Mrs. Gunn variety of containers to grace Sheila Haffey has,..bem given K i na k i n , T irn o t h'y Pacaard , took home Mrs. Robertson's; their new plant purchases. MANY OTHER CARPORT DESIGNST0 CHOOSE FROM Hsnele Plaatjes, Fred Julien, permission to :itlie,,~ Easter Rose Watson was the winner of All proceeds benefit the . Sheri Boothrqyd, Susan Miller, the painting done by Carol Ben- VanDusen Botanical Display Seal Camp s~i6imirigipool. (it's I heated), ev.$y:Tuesday and Donna Wrinht. Andv Smith, nett. , Garden. Thursday atiernoon from I to 2 p.m. but she'does need help with ~-~ ~ - ~~ the students. Please consider REVERSE PANEL FENCE - (With All The One Side, A "Good Neighhour" Fence) this service even if you can only Afternoon wedding unites' couple Pickets On It's manage. a one hour session. Call A mid-&rioon &dding on This is sold in 8 ft. sections and each 4' High Sheila at 892-3444. . . Saturday, April 8, united in section is complete with lumber, nails *** . marriage Ire'ne ' Boomer, and one pod 4" x 4' x 6ft. Fencing Grade you ever wondercd'why . daughter of Mr. and Mrs.'Jim Cedar. lrly Bird is a true do-it-yourself mountain climbers tie them- Decker of qemberton an'd fencing centre with free designs to selves together? Why keep Howard Tichauer, son of Mrs. choose from, free estimates, valuable the sensible. qes from going Violet Tichauer Of North van- information, good materials, financing back home of course!! couvbr .and My:. Gunter Tauers for 'fences ..and even installation if *. * * of Munchp .Lake, B.C. required! qhoose from 13 lrly Bird On Juhe 25, the Job's-, TMiR"p.m. wedding held in Fence Designs then discover how quick, Daughters will be raffling a the Masonic.Hall was, officiated easy and simple fence building can be. Our personal welcome beautiful painting done by a on a sheer champagne polyester service is a change to shoppers. us help you 'very talented lady, Mrs. KathyJ cotton background with a light Let today! We'll help you load your Hoy. The painting, a scene from brown taffeta lining. A round even car. the Upper Cheakamus is on, neckline, short sleeves and em- display in Merv Fopte Men's pire wajstline with a sash tie, ac- Wear window and tickets are cented ' the bodhe, while the MANY OTHER FENCE DESIGNS TO CHOOSE FROM available there or at the , flared tier skirt fell to the floor. Squamish Times. The Mother's She;carried a bouqutt of pale Club of the 5ob's Daughers coral roses with white freesia. Come In And Ask Us For Our Colourful Carport And Bethel No. 45, Squamish, is Jim Hamilton was best man sponsoring the raffle with all while . ushering duties were Garage' And Fence Brochures. proceeds to Bethel 45. June 25 shared by the bride's brothers, is also the date for the in- Alan and Gary Decker. stallation of new officers. At 'a receptiqn held at the PRICE§ IN EFFECT TO MAY 10,1978, *** home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stork Stories - SHAW - Hamilton, the toast to the bride Dale and Cathy Shaw are was given by the bride's step- pleased to announce their first brother, Mr. Spencer "uykc. child, a son; Kelly Leonard The beautiful wedding cake ' born in the Lions Gate Hospital was made and decorated by on April 2, weighing 7 Ibs. 10 ' Mrs. Barbara Langstaff. Five 02s. Proud grandparents are Mr. youngsters at the weddillg had and. Mrs. Jack Shaw of thl pleafant task of giving each Squamish and Mr. and Mrs. Er- guest a piece of the cake. They nie Rheault of Calgary. Proud ! were Danny and Sarah great grandparents are Mrs. Tichauer, Mia Tauers, Nathalie Frances Shaw and Mrs. Rose Dyke and Monique Hamilton. DISTRICT OF SOUAMISH Bat Tinriey wed at St. John's ATTENTION: St. John's Anglican Church ALL RESIDENTS OF THE DISTRICT OF SQUAMISH was the scene of a pretty spring wedding on Saturday, April SPRING CLEANUP DAYS 22nd, at 7 p.m. when Patricia Ann Tinney and James Clifford The District ot Squamish will pick up all items of refuse Waldie exchanged vows and too large for the weekly garbage service on May 8. 9 and rings before Rev. E.P. Yip. IO. 197H as per the tollowing schedule: The bride is the eldest iMay 8 Squamish. Dentville. Valleycliffe. Northridge daughter of Mrs. Peggy Tinney of Squamish and the groom is May 9 Maniquam. Garihaldi Estates. Garibaldi the son of Mrs. Ruth Waldie of Highlands Robson. B.C. May 10 Brackendale. Garibaldi Way North to Cheakamus For her wedding the bride Valley chose a white floor length polyester gown with train. the Persons wishing this service should place all refuse near bodice featuring an empire the street or lane where it can be easily loaded by cur crew, waist. sheer puffy sleeves with not later than 8:OO A.M. on the pick up dates. long cuffs and a scooped neck F. Wilson with floral lace matching the H.A. Schmidt pulls the winning ticket from the draw at THE WHISTLE STOP, while the Works Superintendent "A-lined" skirt and sleeves. Her new owner, Liz Cotter, looks on, The lucky winner of one pair of jeans and a T-shirt was Juliet cap of daisies held her Pick Marcotte. Located in the Highlands Mall, THE WHISTLE STOP is not only under three-quarter length veil, trim- new management but also has taken on a new look. Tastefully refurbished and with an in- med with matching daisies along creasedoarel. stock, .THE WHISTLE STOP has a great deal to offer in Jeans, shirts and other ap- DRIVE the edge, in place and she carried a bouquet of pink rosebuds, pink carnations and A white mums. Her sole item of jewelry was a diamond pendant, Senior Citizen News .HONDA the gift of the groom. The Senior Citizens had a Hethis advisedand that he other was areaslooking he intohas years ago from the governmerit I r Her attendants, matron of guest speaker at their April 18th forhave social been veryactivities, active rent, since etc.) the The Civic gets the most out of honor Phyllis Archer and meeting, Mr. Maurice Farn of worked in list in bulletins car gasoline. Here is ;i car that, bridesmaid Shannon Carlson the Recreation Association. pools or numbers to call for a Trace.beginning as Chairman,of this year. has Mr.had through innovative design, is (sister of the bride) wore iden- Also attending were his lift. As we do not wish to have technically dazzling and at the tical floor-length gowns of green secretary, Vonda Chase and too many Senior Citizens groups something on at the Elks Hall 7 ,-- velvet with empire waists, and I every Tuesday whist, crib, same time downright fun to drive. Voluntary Staff member Denise it was decided to form a com- - spaghetti straps and matching Borrell. Mr. Farn advised that mittee to meet with Mr. Farn round dancing (under in- short, belled sleeved jackets. there will be facilities available and his staff. The members struction of the Barnfields). and They carried bouquets of yellow to Seniors at the new Recreation placed on this committee are: pot luck lunch before the daisies and white mums. Complex and he is most anxious Mr. Bill McAdam, Mr. Earl business meeting of Branch No. Dan MacDonald of Squamish to discover what the Seniors Trace, Mrs. Dorothy Dawson, 70. This group has also been was the best man and ushers would like in the way of sports, Mr. Bob Silcock and Mr. Norm very active in the past. were Fritz Furtner, an* Jeff crafts, leisure use of one of the Brown. They wi!! mect mi May Thc Scnioi Cilizens Siancb 1 Tinney, brother of the bride. rooms, etc. He suggested carpet 3rd at 1:30 in the Municipal No. 70 hold a general meeting For her daughter's wedding, bowling with instructions as one Hall. Mr. barn and his staff once a month to attend to the Mrs. Tinney chose a floor length -- sport. He would like to see were thanked for suggestions important business relating to gown of pastel green polyester bulletins put out in the fall and attendance at our meeting. Seniors - assist seniors with with matching green attached MR. AND MRS. JAMES WALDIE listing activities lined up etc. The New Horizons group of problems, forms, etc. They have TOWN AND COUNTRY sheer cape, gold accessorlees and (A Syd Puduey pboto) One of the questions put to him ihe Senior Citizens (who representatives on Hospital a white orchid corsage. was to do with transportation. received a grant two or three Board. Intermediate Care Mrs. Waldie chose a floor Program, visiting and get well your family shoe store . S length blue polyester vee- skirt, white shawl and ac- couver; Mrs. L.M. Vuance, Mr. wishes to sick, etc. They also necked gown with net, long cessories. She also wore a silver and Mrs. W.F. Peachy and Mrs. FAREWELL LUNCHEON take charge of bus trips, dinners. sleeved jacket, white accessories bracelet, a gift from three Jennie Eross, all of Vancouver; socials. A representative is sent and a white orchid corsage. special friends. Mr. and Mrs. F. Furtner and FOR MRS. HEhEN MORRIS to the Senior Citizens B.C. A reception at the Royal Can- Following a honeymoon in daughter, North Castlegar and Assoc. convention. Mr. Nesbitt dian Legion Hall followed the San Francisco and Hawaii the Mr. and Mrs. W.F. Pearce, The home of Mrs. Margaret Candy was the setting last is presiden5 of the regional ceremony with Ron Waldie, the young couple will live in Castlegar. Thursday for a farewell luncheon in honour of Mrs. Helen council for the North Shore area groom's brother, acting as Castlegar. Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Tinney, Morris who, with her husband Ted, is leaving Squamish forca of the B.C. Association. master of ceremonies and Lew Out of town guests included Mr. and,Mrs. D.H. Carlson, Mr. new home near Salmon Arm. The Manor and Cedars have, Adair, uncle of the bride, Mrs. Ruth Waldie and Mr. and and Mrs. R.R. Trudeau, Miss Some 20 ladies all of whom were fellow members of for their own residents, af- take a browse proposing the toast to the bride. Mrs. W.T. Waldie, RobSon; Shelly Tinney and Ross Teich- No. 57 ternoon coffee and evening card The bride's table was centred Richard Waldie, Valemount; man, all of Watson Lake; Mr. Squamish Chapter Order of the Eastern Star, enjoyed C a delightful lunch after which the guest of honour was games, bingo, etc. (in our new location) w with a beautiful wedding cake, Ronald Waldie, Islington, Ont.; and Mrs. L.G. Adair, Langley; The Golden Agers Club have made by the bride's mother and Mr. and Mrs. R.L. Waldie, Mrs. Colleen Tinney, with Brad, presented with a beautiful cut-glass rose bowl and a Royal a bowling league every Wed- Idecorated by Fritz Furtner,' a Troy and Carla, Prince George: Ward and Owen, Richmond; Hudson souvenir spoon to remind her of her many happy nesday afternoon during the We aim to friend of the groom. Mr. and Mrs. B. Glover, Mrs. P. Mr. and Mrs. W. Fredrickson. years in Squamish, winter and-spring season ending please Among those present in addition to the hostess and guest I.Following the reception the Waldie and Dr. R.E. Tinney, Jeremy and Jimmy, Aldergrove; with a banquet. qtg bride donned a pale yellow cot- Derek, Lisa, Valla and Yvonne, Mr. and Mrs. P. Lojstrup and of honour were Mrs. K. Morrison, Mrs. Janet Eadie. Mrs. The question is - what 38024 Cleveland Ave. ton floor length gown with em- all of Victoria; Mrs. V. Owen, Poul, Ocean Falls; Mr. and Mrs. Esther Lane, Mrs. Lil1ia.n Sullivan, Mrs. Ellen- Eadie, Mrs. should we do? Stay as we are'? (b"iildm Natural Foods) pire waist, paisley bodice with Nelson; Mr. and Mrs. E.V. Bod- J. Archer, Terry, Tina and Tim, Ruth Wilson, Mrs. Nancy Johnson, Mrs. Nettie Hamilton, Form one group and move ac- - spaghetti strings tied at the well, North Vancouver; Mr. and Revelstoke; Mrs. N. Crum, Mrs. Mary ,Goad,:Mrs. Jo Reeve, Mrs. Elinor Laursen, 'Mrs. tivities to the Recreation com- shoulder and accordion pleated Mrs. R. McGrego;,' West Van- Karen, . Eleanor' and Marj, Ma;jorie .Schmidt, M~~.~~~d~ Clarke, M~~.~~i~~ Eaton, plex with 'adistanci from and Mrs. M. Ling* New Mrs. Grace Clarke, Mrs. Ruth Smith, Mrs. Ellen Harley and trained personnel? Think about Westminster. Mrs. Rose Lamport. it! Branch No. 70 has ap- proximately I75 members spread out in the Valley and in the Squamish Manor and Cedars. The above committee will have some suggestions for our next May lbth meeting in the Elks Hall. We should all give this some thought and be We're Alive ready to assist with ideas. Also, there is always room for more members. Don't think WE are too old for you io join in with, And WJell as some of our members range from 55 years. Our business meeting com- menced once again with a sad .i note of one minute's silence for Mr. Bert Rae who passed away at the same location in April. As there will not be a fall fair this year our members have for- med a committee to have what we will call a "Fun Fair" on the introducing our new staff Sz!Krrz;r L&=g: Sept. 9th. There will be two age categories: b5 and over, and 55- 65 who are Senior Citizen mem- bers. There will be many to serve you better categories - look out, men, they will have some for you too. Non-members of the Squamish Golf Club, who are h5 years and over, can contact the Golf Club Sec. Tom Clark - 898-3 I03 regarding weekday playing memberships. The fee is $1.00 for membership and $2.00 green fee each time out. No holiday play. A crib tournament on Tuesday, May 2nd, in the Elks Hall will end the weekly get- togethers until plans commence again in the fall. Permits required Anyone planning to start a fire outdoors after midnight, April 15, will require a burning permit, the B.C. Ministry of Forests announced last week. "Fires, in areas outside city or municipal boundaries, with the exception of campfires, will need permits," said Don Owen, head of the Forest Protection Division. "Each summer, because of the Carol Brown Kathy Dinwoodie danger of forest fires, we have to have control over all outdoor. burning operations." Hours: Burning permits can be ob- Man-Sat 9-6 8 tained free of charge from any + Please drop in and meet of the province's 100 Forest Fri till 9 Ranger Stations. They cover all 9 our new TRAVEL COUNSELLORS industrial fires and the outdoor Sun. & Holidays- 12 - 5 burning of rubbish and other, debris. Permits are issued on a "project by project" basis. The . responsibilities of the permit holders are outlined, together with the precautions to be taken. 3

The Sauamlrh Tlmsr - Wednesday, April 26. 1978 - Pap0 11 Community Services Society meets on May-3

After reading the article in Ed Belvedere and Hospital Ad- to apply for provincial grants, special needs children or the Citizen regarding the recen- ministrator John Dillabough. the Squamish Community Ser- perhaps a drug and alcohol tly formed Squamish Com- It should be noted that the vices Society was formed. counsellor for the area. munity Services Society, there Local Management Team will As a Society grants will What are your priorities for are probably many questions left be left intact but the name possibly be forthcoming for this community regarding ser- unanswered. A meeting in the changed to the Community projects such as a halfway house vices you would like to see Howe Sound Curling Club on Liaison Team. In an attempt to for battered women, more in- established? If interested please Rosalind Young and Betty Wednesday evening;May 3 at 8 . get public support and i? order tensive day care facilities for attend this meeting. Mercer co-hostessed a bridal p.m., will give everyone an op- shower for Debbie Curtis in portunity to know more about Rosalind's home on Wednesday. ;he Society. April 19th. The meeting will be chaired Yellow daffodils and yellow by Owen Johnstori and the and white hells were the decor presentation by Dr. Roy Mur- for the evening. A yellow, doch. Panel members will in- Mushrooms add a' special In large skillet over medium some over salad. Serves b to 8. *?* photo-type recipe book was clude social worker John Flook. touch to any meal or if you're heat, heat butter. Cook onions presented to Debbie and each of administrator of Mental Health like me you'll enjoy mushroom and parsley until onions are just SEAFOOD STUFFED MUSHROOMS the 21 guests present brought omelettes. mushrooms and tender. Add mushrooms, cook her favorite recipe to put in the IS large mushrooms bacon or mushrooms with steak over low heat covered, for 6 to book. or ar.; kifid 'of me2t. They're PU riiinuies or uniil miishiooms 3 !hsps. butter ' Duplicate Bridge delicious morsels and there are are just tender; stirring frequen- 2 tbsps. flour Mrs. Shier, her fiance's so many ways in which they can tly. Stir in flour, salt and pepper I tsp. Wdrcestershire sauce mother, was a guest of honor. Duplicate hridgc winncrs be served from salads to until mixture is smooth. Stir in I tsp. dry mustard The gifts were presented to the March 27: 1st Brenda 'Tichaucr casseroles, in sauce or gravy. wine and chicken broth. Sim- 3/4 cup milk bride-elect in a gaily decorated and Earl 'Trilce. 2nd' M. Try the.Marinated Mushroom mer, covered for 5 minutes. salt and pepper gift box. Rosalind Young made Zarychta and Lorraine Hurren., Salad or the Creamed Add sliced eggs, continue I asp. lemon juice a lei of the bows and presented 3rd Malnis. 4th Ann McEvoy Mushrooms and Eggs. or for a cooking over low heat, stirring 2 egg yolks, beaten it to the bride for good luck. and Alison Dorosh. change of pace the Seafood Stuf- frequently, covered, until eggs I can (7112 02.) crabmeat, April 2: 1st McEvoy and salmon or shrimp, well A delicious punch and a Ann fed Mushrooms. are heated through. Serve over calorie-wise luncheon of Alison Dorosh. 2nd John CREAMED MUSHROOMS hot buttered toast points. Gar- drained, or cooked or fresh Hughes and Earl 'Trnce. 3rd fish equivalent crackers, cheese, sliced meats AND EGGS nish with dash of paprika, par- an'd vegetable dip, was servbd. IM a Ini s. 2 tbsps. butter sley sprigs and tomato wedges. Il/2 tbsps. chopped parsley April IO: Doroshcs. 2nd 3 tbsps. butter, melted Gail Talbot decorated a 2 tbsps. chopped onion Serves 4. beautiful cake made of two ad- Malnis. and 3rd M. Zarychtii 2 tbsps. chopped parsley *** 113 cup grated sharp Cheddar and K. Carlson. cheese joining hearts, for the occasion. I Ib. mushrooms, sliced MARINATED I tbsp. all purpose flour Wash mushrooms, dry Miss Curtis and Raye Shier MUSHROOM SALAD thoroughly. Carefully remove Artists Elsie Robertson and Fred Downer, seated, and Art Durbury, standing, who con= '/J tsp. salt MIE~ imade: are to be married on June 2nd. dash pepper stems; chop finely. In skillet tributed paintings to the recent draw held for the Second Squamish Cub Pack. Tools stolen 213 cup salad oil melt 3 tbsps. butter, cook chop- 112 cup dry white wine or 213 cup red wine vinegar The Department of Highways ped stems till tender. Stir in chicken broth 1/2 cup chopped parsley reported that on April I3th, two pour, Worcestershire sauce and 6 hard cooked eggs, shelled and I to 2 cloves garlic, crushed bcildings near the Mamquam siicei dry mustard. Gradually add Cooler Service Bridge were forcibly entered. 2 tsp. sugar or to taste milk; cook, stirring constantly CUBS TAKE FARi IN hot buttered toast points or tsp. salt, to taste 'A quantity of tools valued at I or until mixture has thickened. split toasted buttered English lettuce leaves semi trailers approximately $1,000 was Season with salt and pepper. muffins watercress or parsley sprigs stolen. The case is still under ih- Remove from heat. Stir in paprika, parsley, tomato green onion sticks ANNUAL HIK€=A-THON vestigation. seafood that has been sprinkled vans, low beds wedges 1 large tomato, cut in wedges with lemon juice. Stir a small Thirteen Cubs and three Scouts from Squamish took part crane trucks Take one pound mushrooms, amount of hot mixture into egg in the Scout Hike-a-Thon on Sunday, April 23rd, in Stanley wash and dry thoroughly; if yolks; return egg mixture to hot Park along the seawall. small, leave whole; if large, half mixture. Stir in parsley. In large I flat decks 1 PATTY KlLOH FETED or quarter depending on size. skillet melt 3 tbsp. butter, cook They were joined by a number of parents and friends In bowl thoroughly combine mushroom caps 4 to 5 minutes who also made the IO km hike which took them two and a oil, vinegar, onion, parsley, over low heat. Fill caps with half hours. DISPATCH 892-3838 OFFICE 984-0237 AT BABY SHOWER garlic, sugar and salt. Place seafood mixture. Place stuffed Adding to the colorful walk was the presence of Erik 987-7181 mushrooms in marinade mix- mushroom caps in shallow Hobbs who made the trip in a rickshaw made by Mike Ben- Elizabeth Beatty and Leslie Corra held a baby shower ture. Toss to coat well. Cover, baking dish. Sprinkle with nett and pulled by his fellow Cubs. for Patti Kiloh on Wednesday, April 12th, at the Corra refrigerate at least 2 hours, Cheddar cheese. Bake in a 425 They had a total of $394.85 pledged for the walk and OVERNIGHT SERVICE home. stirring occasionally. To serve, degree ofen for IO to 12 will be collecting this and later receiving their share. arrange lettuce leaves on platter minutes or until stuffing and Twenty guests enjoyed a pleasant evening of inkormal or shallow salad bowl. Drain mushrooms are piping hot and Greater Vancouver to Squamish, Woodfibre, chatting. mushrooms, reserving marinade. cheese has melted. Britannia Beach, Whistler, Pemberton, Mount The rnother-to-be was presented with a basketful of Mound mushrooms in centre of Serve mushrooms either in- Currie, Lions Bay, Brunswick Beach, Sunset lovely gifts. Coffee and refreshments were served during the platter or bowl. Arrange water- dividually as an appetizer or as Beach. evening. cress or parsley sprigs around a luncheon dish. For luncheon edge of salad; top attractively dish serve over hot buttered with green onion sticks and parsleyed rice. Allow 4 stuffed united optical EXPRESS SERVICE tomato wedges. Place remaining mushrooms per person. Serve Village Square. 2nd. Avenue. Spuamirh. B.C. marinade in salad cruet and with a crisp green salad; garnish e YOUNG CANADA WORKS shake well. Either pass with parsley sprigs and lemon Vancouver to Squamish, pickup before noon ,. .. I. . I marinade separately or pour wedges. , s5i .. Contact Lenses, Glasses, Frames and Repairs. .de! ivered .saqe afternuon. . -. ... GRANTS APPROVED; Phone: 892-5615 minimum charge !$.95 Coast Chilcotin M .P., Jack Pearsall, announced that he C.D.L. making plans has given approval to 44 Young Canada Works grants for the riding. The 44 projects, divided between the Coastal and Cliilcotin (central) areas, will involve 1.29 young men and for Ladies Night . women this summer, with the grania totalling $359,064. The Canadian Daughters pr izes w il I be drawn throughout Further details as to which projects were selected by the League 2nd annual Ladies Night the evening. Ministerial Advisory Board will-. be announced shortly. will be held on Wednesday. 'Tickets are available from the eey 5. z? !hk Legim banquet C.D.L. memher. the. Pair 'Trcc. room ,with cocktails at h p.m. or Susan McGlinn at the Public and dinner at h:30 p.m. Library. Tickets are liniited and Dinner will be followed hy a many pcople were disappointed STUDENT SAYS FAREWELL fashion show featuring fashions last year so he sure to order bv "Chandell". shoes from Yours now. The following .poem, written by one of her friends in memory of Marcella Sepulveda, who died in an ac- cident in Chile on Feb. 2, her 16th birthday, is printed in her memory: *** A goodbye to a friend by Erica Egyed A goodbye to a friend is hard to say F=@ Especially when she is so far away DISCOVER It takes a while to get things together MUSIC But you're gone now, gone forever. the I 882-1 d Memories of you will never vanish HIGHLAW DER You will always be in my mind CHALET 7- I The way you cared about everything

Friends like you. were hard to find. Dining Room ~ ElwSck Wiekrl noon - 10 p.m. Flowers live and flowers die But are there all season round I Thurs., Fvi., Sat. I It was your turn to live, but you died too soon -house specialty So your body now lies in the ground. Steak & Your death was sudden and hard to accept lobster But your love you'll always send * So your thoughts of you, I write this poem To a dear and trustworthy friend. WM$9895 Goodbye Marcella (Sepulveda) Coffee Shop 6 a.m. - 8 p.m.

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I )i I E Paae 12 - The Sauamlrh Timer - Wednesday, April 26. 1978 17 Lost 40 Job Opportunities 16 For Sale Miscellaneous 54 Motorcycles Black male kitten missing since Sales Manager for community For sale hy owner - Retail Music USED BIKES April 17, Valleycliffe Elementary newspaper. Fully experienced per- Storc - Interior B.C. - I977 sales Yaniaha School area. Was wearing white flea son with proven track record. Op- of pre-rccorded music. hi-fi, stereo, 75 RS 100 Street ...... $450 collar. Anyone knowing portunity to buy into one of accessories and musical instruments 75 RD 350 Street, . . . . . , . .. .$895 whereabouts please call 892-9980 Canada's fastest growing newspapers exceeding 300.000 - secured major 76 XS 360 Street ...... , . .. .$950 after S pm. in attractive, progressive commwity brands. Long Icasc of very attractive 76 RD 400 Street...... $I095 ! in It-e Lower Mainland. Good star- new modern premises centrally 77 XS 500 Street ...... $1495 i ting salary with substantial com- located. Interested parties only - 77 XS 650 Street...... $I695 ! 19 Pets mission. Permanent position, open no agents please. For further in- 77 DTBank 250 Financing Enduro .Available ...... $IO50 I - I to a man or a woman, is to start June forniation write Owner, Box 151. , 15. Write Box 116. c/o 808, 207 W. c/o the Tribune, I88 North I st Ave.,' Squramish Yamaha Hastings St,, Vancouver, B.C. V6B Willianis Lake. B.C. V2G IY8. 898-5414 1H7. FOR QUICK SALE 2 Trials Bikes Wanted: Experienced waitress & * TEXADA ISLAND '77 Yamahas, like new, 175 TY bartender at the Highlander Hotel. Automotive Service Business with $1,000, 250 TY SI ,200 or best of- Call 898-3631 or apply in person. property. Offers $75,000. Owner fers. 898-3349 after 5. CLASSIFIED RATES: Minimum charge of $2.50 for 5 lines if prepaid. But clrassifieds to will carry with good down payment. Needed: Experienced wheel align- '66 Yamaha 250 cc., running cond., be charged and ItPilOed will have mlmirnum of $3.00 to cover cost. All classified ads GIBSONS Motel Trailer Park. One $175. 892-5438. a ment & radiator repair people. Ex- person could operate. Financing should be in the Syutlmieh office by 1:08 p.m. on the Monday preceding the date of BRACKENDALES cellent wages & opportunity. Phone available. Excellent location and the newspaper. Phons 892-5931 or 892-3018 and-ask for Cathy Rutley: PAMPERED POOCH 403-667-6102. Yukon Tire Centre well kept. $175.000. A. Wiebe or L. "DOG GROOMING" Ltd., 107 Industrial Rd., Holmes, Canada Permanent, 955 55 Automotive 898-5075 Whitehorse, Yukon YIA 2T7. West Broadway, Vancouver v5z Repairs & Parts Free to good home. Adult female MANAGER'S SECRETARY 3x8. Phone 736-33 I I. spayed cat. Phone 898-5023. Rayonier Canada (B.C.)Ltd. Wood- ~~ fibre division requires secretary with 1 For Sale Miscellaneous 1 For Sale Miscellaneous 11 Business Personals 1 Business Personals Free guinea pigs, assorted, sizes. minimum 3 years secretarial ex- 47 Wanted to Buy MOUNTAIN WAY 898-5729. perience, IO0 wpm typing. Please How to get your message to 290.000! Electric piano for sale (type used by DIVORCE! $100 plus tiling fees., 1.7% better mileage, 45% le Good used furniture for new antique AUTO REPAIR Elton John). Please call 898-5925 :ngine wear! For a chance to hand Purebred Irish Setter puppies, 5 reply in confidence: Rayonier & second hand store in Brackendale. homes? Blanket B.C.! Just $55 will Obtain your lawyer supervised Canada (B.C.) Ltd., Industrial after 5 p.m. for more info. divorce over the phone fast! Call his plus many more top quali females, 3 males, ready at the end of Ask for Renee at 892-3854 or 898- place your 25 word classified ad in - Relations Dept., Box 5000, Self-Counsel Services toll free I 12- iutomotive & industrial lubricant April. $75. Call 898-5698. 5919. all 61 member papers of the B.C.- 9112 ft. Vanguard camper with Squamish, B.C. Gas Repairs 800-663-3007. Chargex and Master write: Sales Promotion Dept., 457 Yukon Community Newspaper hydraulic jacks, 3 way fridge, elec. CANVAS TENTS Charge accepted. -larken Dr., Burnaby, B.C. VSi Intelligent, versatile, mature, clerk Association. We handle everything i water pump, toilet, queen size bed; 26 Ceramics Will pay $10 for older large size Open 7 drys a week right here. For more information ' Boys CCM 20" standard bike. 898- INCORPORATE! $75 plus filing !M8. typist required for Parts Dept. and canvas .camping tents. To contact, contact The Squamish Times. 5780. fees. Obtain your lawyer supervised PIANO TUNING 6 REPAIRS The Fascinating World of general duties. Full time, 5 day week write Hildale Ranch, Box 185. 8:30 a.m,-8:00 p.m. incorporation over the phone fast! runer from Lions Bay. No ac CERAMICS including Saturdays, Please reply in Brac kendale. Kingsize waterhed complete with - own handwriting with resume. Call Self-Counsel Services toll free, litional mileage charge. is open to you at P.O. Call Mike for free leather frame. Four months old. Box 38, Squamish. phone 898-9261 after 6 p.m. 9 Announcements I 12-800-663-3007. Chargex and: 921-8075 TUCK'S POTTERY estimates on all Master Charge accepted. Workshop hours: Tues., Wed., Salesperson to sell and do the work. 69 Cars for Sale mechanical repairs 1974 Honda XK75, good condition, 10 WILL BE IN Thurs., IO a.m. to 4 p.m., 7 to 50% of everything done. 898-9285 $325. Also assorted goalielhockey p.m. Large selection of greenware Special! Must sell '75 Ford 4-door, SQUAMISH AREA WOODBURN after 6 p.m. equip., skates. Attractive hunkltrun- MAY 1st STOVES 6 FUELS LTD. from our own molds. We stock. all excel. cond., $3,200 or best offer. dle beds, 160. Horseshoe Bay area. Rotovating, fencing, plowing, ap- necessary materials. Periodic 2 hrs. a day - $200 a month corn-, I 12-826-1469. 898.5919 92 1-724 1. plic. of lime, fertilizing & seeding. Enterprise/7isher/S~ore technique seminars will be ad- mission plus prizes. For details '73 Super Beetle, sun roof, new (ntxt to tkt vertised in this paper. For further write, Fuller Brush, Box 207 JUMPING IS AS Also building site preparations. 108, radials, $2,000. 898-5036. Brrtktndrlt llrt 6rlltry) Very reas. rates. 1 12-465-471 3. Lakewood stoves information phone 898-5972. - West Hastings St., Vancouver, B.C. GOOD AS JOGGING RAWLEIGH '72 Toyota Celica, mags, T.A., SKYLAND TRAMPOLINES V6B IH7, or Mr. T. Diamond, R.R. 3, Kamloops, B.C. V2C SKI. custom interior, rebuilt engine, Now available in Squamish IS ALIVE & WELL Also Findlay Oval, Nor- VALLEY CERAMIC STUDIO $2,500 obo. 892-3402. All Weather Fun 10 Personals - Wanted! Qualified hairdresser. Must' Available also for rent thern Heatliner, Shaw Clay glazes @Greenware '72 Toyota Corolla Stn. Wgn., ,4 60 Suites, Condominiums & AL-ANON & LIVING' IN Stains @Firings @Lessons work well with the public. Call Ann 892-5686 Regular meeting every .Wednesday Modular, Zero Clearnace, at Adam & Eve's. 892-51 16. speed, low mileage, good cond., Townhouses for Rent Studio Hours 11.3 p.m. $800 obo. 892-3402. I year old Electrolux vacuum at 8:30 pm. in the Health Centre SQUAMISH Annex Heaters, Tues. Wed. Thurs. 892-3661 or 898-3496 Women with various work ex- ONE, two and three bedroom suites cleaner, excel. cond., all accessories cookstoves, airtights, fur- perience would like permanent part '69 Plymouth 8 cyl. auto., radio, 4 avail. immed. Maple Crescent included plus some extras. 4250 ALCOHOLICS ANGNYMOUS for Product naces (wood-oil, wood 892-5482 time job beginning in May in or good tires, 58,000 mi., $600 firm. Apartments. 892-3712. firm. 898-5.009. Open discussion group Wednesday 892-3289. a Ion e), wood bo i I e r s around Squamish. Call collect 988- 3 bdrni. TOWNHOUSE, fireplace. night 9-10 p.m. 898-5524. Friday or literature ,: 7521. "Piedmont" zig zag sewing machine, fully carpeted, I I/? baths, fridge & oak cabinet. $120. 898-3727. night open meeting 9 p.m. 898- Io*oro* heaters, franklins, hunting 21 Crafts 3729. Held at 37978 - 3rd Ave. 52 Trailers & Campers stove. $300 per mo. 898-9890. stoves, pipe, fittings. All Wanted for new shop in Bracken- Full line refrigeration cases for food Alvno Club GARIBALDI ESTATES store, 34 ft. freezer, 8 ft. island Call in Your Area Canadian products. dale; art, pottery & crafts. Will sell 41 Employment Wanted Tent - Trailer - hard top - also DlSCERNlNG ADULTS on consignment. Ask for Renee at utility trailer. 898-5219. Townhouses, 3 bdrms.. I I/? freezer, 28 ft. produce, 24 ft. three DOWNTOWN Will do housework & babysitting in bathrooms, 4 appliances, some deck dairy, 20 ft. meat. Can arrange Shop discreetly by mail. Send $2 for largest Selection 892-3854 or 898-5919. the Garibaldi Estates area. 898- our latest fully illustrated catalogue Celia Virus 892-3767 drapes, cablevision, close to shop- delivery. IGA, Box 600, High Level, 3472. ping & schools. No pets. Avail. im- Aha. TOH 120. of marital aids for both ladies and. in Western Canada 53 Trucks gentlemen. Direct Action Marketing VALLEYCLIFFE 40 Job Opportunities med. 898-5842. Piano for sale, $700. Call Linda Inc., Dept. U.K., P.O. tpox 3268, I bdrm. unit for rent at Fergie's Morgan 898-9846 from 4:30 on. Vancouver, B.C. V6B 3x9. Pam Orser 892-5675 110 Fell Ave. International 42 Child Care Lodge. 898-5616. Antique solid oak table, 42 x 52 BRACKENDALE North Van Chemical Company Will babysit in my home Mon.-Fri. VACANCIES - One, two & three with two IO-inch extensions. $125. 11 Business Personals i Excellent income, plus cash and car 898-5000. bdrm. apartments. 38861 Buckley 898-5036. Donna White 898-5766 bonuses, field training, Schooling at 987-089 1 Live-in housekeeper & babysitter Ave. Wilson Crescent Apartments. INCOME TAX RETURNS Company Expense, Territory *oHowgu wanted for two children, 4 & 7. 892-3616. Single bed $40; side board $50; boys PREPARED available to service protecte'd in- TRUCK SALES LTD. Valleycliffe area. 892-9047. bike $25; dishwasher $50; sectional Reasonable Rates dustrial accounts. Write confidential Family planned, larger 2 and 3 chesterfield, offers to $500. 892- "Put, Some Spice 18750 96th Avenue Brendu Carleton 7 Lost letter to V. C. Crawford, President, bdrm. suites. Bath and half. Close to Now avail. in Squamish starting R.R. 4, Surrey 9862 eves. 2608 Rum & Egg Dr. Vest Depot Road, Brackendalc Box 247, Sta. U, Toronto, Ont. ME2 June I, ex. prof. day care in my school & town. 2 bdrm. $206; 3 Garibaldi Highlands 898-5591 In Your Life'' One 500 gallon steel tank; one wood irey & white neutered male ca 5P1, for personal interview. Please home, Holds certificate & first aid CONTACT bdrm. $226, including heating, days or eves. burning cook stove. 898-935,l. Leward. Phone 898-5970. give phone number. degree. Monday thru Friday, 8-5 ABE WIERKS parking, cablevision & drapes. Manager's apt. No. 31 or phone p.m. $150 per child, per month. (Srk Roprwmtrilvi) 4,production. If you are creative, 892-3854 or 980-9972. 892-3934. South Park Apts. in can work quickly on paper com- BUS. 576-6731 Valleycliffe. )sition, producing quality work, Will babysit in my home Monday - en we want you! Call 112-489- Friday, Garibaldi Estates. 898- Res. 299-1948 Tantalus Mall, Garibaldi Estates. 3 155 Kootenay Advertiser, Cran- 9287. For Parts 6 Service Sales bdrm. townhouse, I1/2 bathrooms, ook, B.C. VIC 4H9. some drapes, 4 appliances, covered MCEV~~ Contact carport. Avail. now. No pets please. ELP! Do something nice for NEED A HOUSE, ' EARL WETMQ RE 898-3 160. Agencies ltd. hales, seals & the planet. Sell BUS. 576-9451 Attractive I and 2 bdrm. suites, reenpeace Spring "Go Anywhere" ' COOK, COW? - 892 4966 ttery tickets. 2108 West 4th Ave., Res. 299-1692 playground area, free covered Jlm McEvoy Wayne ~a~lor fl Linda Watt Anne McEvoy ancouver, B.C. V6K lN6. Phone TRY WANT ADS : parking, outside entrance to each 16-0321. suite, close to Highlands Mall, 892-9027 EvenlngsI 8984389 Evonlngs 892-3384 Evenings 892-3027 Evenlngc '75 Toyota Land Cruiser 38120 CLEVELAND AVE. Garibaldi Garden Court, Manager's Warn hubs, trailer hitch, radials, . headrest, 36,000 mi.. in excel. cpnd., Apt. 124 or call 898-3666. complete tune-up just completed, .,n. .. Nice 3 bdrm. townhouse for rent, $6,000 0.b.o. full bsmt., carpeting, drapes, cable, 898-5728 or 898-3122 stove & fridge, 11/2 baths, Jim or Sharon Valleycliffe area. 898-3667 or 263- 1766. '73 GMC 4by4, 314 ton ps., p.b., ai., .- asking $2,500. 898-5942. Modern spacious 3 bdrm. '72 112 ton GMC pickup, 51,800, townhouse apt. to rent - close to low mileage, please call 898-5540 schools & shopping - drapes, w/w after 5 p.m. carpets, cable, stove, fridge included OPEN HOUSE! SUNDAY 12-5 p.m. - clean electric heat. 101 8 McNamee from your neighbors? Consider this five bedroom home in Drop in and inspect this new listing on Westwqy Ave. Well '70 V.W. 5 pass. window van, par- Place - apply Manager, No. 5 or tially camperized, 10,000 on new Garibaldi Highlands. 2300 sq.ft. of living space; finished built 3 bdrm. home with sundeck, ensuite, fireplace. -.-_phone _. 892-5357. engine, one owner. 898-3470 eves. - -_ rec. room; 2 bathrooms; fireplace; quality carpets. See it Backyard faces onto park. Only one block from new 2 bdrm. suite, stove & fr'idge incl. today! elementary school and shopping centre. '66 Ford pick-up, $200 or best offer. 892-3106 anytime. Inquire at Fergies Lodge, ask for BACHELOR SUITES for RENT Office: 892-3541 Mrt. Ronnie McCartney Frank.I.. n. Home: 898-5941 Sales Representative - Eiackiidak + E& R~fi '60 GMC 112 ton pick-up, $250. $143 & $155 per mo. 898-3727. ResponsiblePhone 198-5717 Persons 9-5 Only Got the blues? Turn your "spring- cleaning" into a profitable event! Diamond Head Rd., Garibaldi Try a "TIMES" classified ad today. Estates, 2 & 3 bdrm. townhouses. for rent. Ilh bath, appliances & car- port. Avail. immediately. 898-3053.

NEW LISTING/ The Franklin Fireplace will keep you COSY NEW LISTING! "CHECK" the features you desire; double 2 bdrm. bsmt. suite, includes fridge, on those cold winter nights! It stands .in front of a lovely carport; thermopane windows; 2 fireplaces; ensuite plum- stove & drapes. 892-5830 or 892- natural rock feature wall in this 2 yr. old 12x60 mobile bing; beautiful rich brown quality carpeting, etc., etc. etc. 5079. home. 7x22 storage shed attached. The price of $14,500 in- For appointments to view, call Wayne Salttr. cludes stove, fridge, washer, dryer & drapes. Drive by NO. 61 Rooms for Rent 23, Spiral Court, then give us a call to view. ~- Unfurnished bsmt. room for rent, 37991,Cleveland Ave., Box 1760, Squamish, B.C. VON 360 private ent., share bath & kitchen, Valleycliffe area, pref.. working gent, $100 per mo. 892-5460.

62 Houses, for Rent, Small cabin for rent.in Brackendale. Available May 1. Phone 898-5907. . 3 ,bdrm. rancher in Garibaldi BRING -YOUR The-dnancing is ali' appGved NEW LISTING! StiH time to choose your carpets in ths OFFER1 on Highlands, $350 per mo. 898-3895. new home in Valleycliffe. Private backyard with creek; this cozy 3 bdrm. home on Guilford Dr. 1108 sq.ft.; double thermopane windows; fireplace; feature wall and sundeck windows; fireplace: wlw. Call today for an appointment to 3 bdrm. pertially fuinished house, fenced-in yard, carport, wlw, F/P. are some of,the extras. Only $43,500. view. 892-3854 or 898-5919. 6 bdrm. house, 2 storey with 2 Ivng. rms., 2 kitchen:, 2 bthrms., 2,.stoves, 2 fridges, & drapes. Avail. any time. CONCENTRATION 892-5766 anytime. Isn't required to see that this home is nice &just the right one for you. Upon entering this home, its high ceilings & massive beams radiate warmth, along with the over-sized 63 Mobile Homes for Rent heatalator fireplace & twin-sealed windows adding to it. From the balcony upstairs ...... opening onto 3 bedrooms & 2 complete baths, you overlook the attractive dining room dc Trailer for rent or sale, 3 bdrm., NEW LISTIHG! 12x50 Mobile Home. Completely fur- BEAUTIFUL VIEW from ViFta Crescent on Hospital Hill. washer, dryer, fridge & stove, 8 by living room, accented with its beams & cedar ceiling. The 12'6"x15'6" country kitchen is 14 addition, fenced-in yard. $200 nished including the pictures on the wall! One bedroom; 1200 sq.ft.,; 3 bdrms.; 2 full baths plus ensuite; 2 finished any woman's dream, having a dishwasher, jen-air range, stove & fridge & lots of cup- fireplaces; shake roof; dble. cement driveway. Lots plm plus pad rental. Water, sewer .& ' ideal for bachelors or couple with no children. Offers to of boards & counter space. Dad will be happy when he sees the huge rec room with parking space, partially landscaped. Asking $54.500. Barage incl., avail. May 1st. 898- 5 I 3,000. fireplace & wet bar. This owner hasn't forgotten the kids either. Off the kitchen & dining 3871 after 5 p.m. area is an above ground pool, also a stream trickling by with fish in it (sometimes). I IN SQUAMISH WHEN YOU CALL THE PROFESSIONALS AT McEVOY AGENCIES LTD. could go on forever about this home but I would rather have you come to the OPEN UnlICF nn Cariirdav Anril 74 & Ciindav Anril frnm 7-4 n m rn WP ran admire ir ..V"YL V.. ..r... ..r..' "..10 ...,... r I- .. ONE CALL DOES IT ALL "...".-",( -_- - ...... - _"..-- ..... - .. ?4 Duplexes 'for Rent together. For further information call Dorothy Golden at Spencer Realty Ltd. 892-3541 or at 1 8~ 3 bdrms. in Valleycliffe, w/w Real Eatate Residential lndustrlal Commercial Mortgage8 - Appral8al8 Property Management - - - - - home 898-3249. :arpet, range, fridge, $230 & $260, xr mo. 1 12-926-01 01. b

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' 64 Duplexes for Rent BO Houses For Sale 35 Businesses for Sale 90 Recreational Property 1 Bicycles I1 Furniture 45 Glass & Window Service HIGHLAND GLASS DUPLEX for rent, Gov't Rd., BEFORE YOU BUY lewellry Store for Sale in Central SAVARY ISLAND Ing girls bike, $20. 898-5718. ieen size hide-a-bed with mat- ing chair, $450. 898-9257. :omplete glass installation service, REALTY LTD. Brackendale. 3 bdrm.. kitchen, rhink about those heating bills. See Fraser Valley. Godo location, good For Sale: 11 year old furnished CC net profit. Apply Box No. 1 IO, c/o tore fronts, safety glass. Screens our 37991 Cleveland Ave. living rm., dining rm.. with f/p. [he new "Thermal House" by tage on Savary Island. Well wate 1 Building Materials pecialty. Gov't Road next to O.K. Stove, fridge, carpet & drapes. 898- Stewart & Goff Construction at B08, 207 West Hastings St., Van- plumbing, on beautiful beac HELEN MAGEE :ouver, B.C. V6B IH7. , 14 Garden Supplies 'ire. Sales Representative 5717. 2586 Boulevard, or phone 898-5091 ~ $17.500 obo. 984-0129 eves. sale by tender, 24' x 60' steel 898-581 1 x 898-3393. Squamish Pop Shoppe business for chblack Delta soil, 16 yds, 5165. OfT: 892-3541 Res: 892-3905 3-rm. ste. for rent, unfurnished, heat .fab building. dismantled and purchase. Contact Terry, 898-5092. rd at Britannia Beach. Plans and 2-584-6240. & light incl., $170 per mo. Apply 3Y OWNER - Garibaldi Estate; 3' 91 ' Mortgage Money of materials available on ap- 38151 Clark Dr., Hospital Hill. idrms. up, 1 down, full bsmt., h/w, Gravel haul operation including 4 MORTGAGE LOANS prompl loors, price includes major ap-4 ation and lodgement of $10 fee. .55 Janitor Service Avail. immed. Kenworth tractors, one dump, one arranged anywhere in B.C. 1 lliances Sr drapes. Fully landscaped.! scale, one 980 loader & spare parts. mtion by appointnient. B.C. SPRING CLEANING Duplex for rent, avail. immed., I or formation and references on reque seum of Mining, Box 155, 198-5050. Licensed going concern contracts J.D. Phillips Capital Corporatic :all us for windows. eavestroughs. 2 bdrms., SxS duplex on No Name .annia Beach, 896-2233. Ap- :arpet cleaning. We do the work or Bargain Cash only Ships Point, pending. Phone (403) 668-5854. 10673 King George Hiqhw; FOR ALL Rd. & Gov't. $170 per mo., cable - - .. ations closing Dec. 15. Highest ent cquipmcnt do it yourself. Fanny Bay. Modern house, garage, Surrey, B.C. V3T 2x6. Phone 58 YOUR GAXDENIING NEEDS - EXECUTIVE TYPE HOME avail. 274-5294 or 435-7444. ler not necessarily accepted. :all Squamish Building Main- Rerutiful !andxaping. Built-in ovcr large lot, near ocean, piped watei, 0411 days, or 585-1603 evening 898-3813 86 Building Lots for Sale enancc Lid.. 898-34 14. dishwasher. countertop stove, fridgi I or 2 bdrm. side by side duplex. power, flp, A/O heat. Price sQUAMlSH PERMADECK Wayne Moon 898.9006 THE WHEELBARROW extra cabinets & counters. Cedar i $170 per month. on No Name Road negotiable. For appointment phone - '- Squamish rock family room. A must t & Gov't. Avail. immediately. Cable 100 Appliances & Repairs Brian McIntosh 898-5849 Landscape contracting. 112-335-2484. Topsoil, lawns, see! Priced at $71.000. avail. 274-5294 or 435-7444. 156 Livestock - SQUAMISH' APPLIANCE plantings, constructions. ttt 'Duplex for rent in Brackendale. 3, I Carpets 892-9214 898-9879 HORSE SHOEING bdrm. w/w carpet, fireplace, family 82 Suites, Condominiums & CHlCKEN MANURE Trimming, servicing. Squamish area. & REFRIGERATION Phone Mans Berger after 7. rm., available May 1st. Phone 898- Buy where the price is best, all 534-4490 $3.00 utility trailei Townhouses for Sale - 898-375 I 56 16. hen call me, 1'11 do the rest! 5.00 pick-up. We load. - CONDOMINIUM FOR SALE EXPERT REPAIRS EVERGREENS FOR SALE Wanted: pack and saddle horses, Approx. 1200 sq. ft., assumable TO -*a nlso unwanted horses. Paying top 66 Offices for Rent 91/?% mtge., 3 bdrms., 2 bthrms., ne & Spruce trees. Buy now fo ALL MAJOR APPLIANCES the irly planting. Pemberton at Kemp jollar. Call 574-7367. NOW LEASING rec. rm. Close to downtown & THIS WEEKEND Washers Dishwashe DOWNTOWN 892-5786. lNSPECT LARGE VIEW LOTS u& r. Call 894-6671. CHICKS - Brown egg layers, White New Warehouse, Store & schools. Reas. offers. Dryers Ice Equipme On Igc. NEATI13 acre BUNGALOW lot. good fenced vel IN GARlBALDl HIGHLANDS Leghorns, White Rocks. Order early Office Space in Squamish Refrigerators Freeze floor man orse manure for sale. Three year 2 bdrm. condominium, washer & All services underground. Next to Carpels .Tiles OLInoleum - Ship anywhere. Napier Chick Ideal for: manufacturing, repair Commercial Refrig. d. For appointment call 892-557 garden; rest in lawn. Prop. can h dryer, fridge & stove, carpets Squamish Valley Golf Course. Ceramic Floor 0 Wall Tiles 0 Sales, 6743 - 216th SI.. Langley, Box utilized by enlarging house for large shops, wholesale & retail, moving & Call ,ound 7 p.m. only. Last wee throughout, flp's & curtains. Asking 80 Foot Frontage (Installations & Repairs) 59, Milner, B.C. VOX ITO. 534- living quarters or to make craftwor storage. industrial. etc. JOHN SIMPSON railable. $32,900. 898-5751 after 4 p.m. from 518.000 on terms MICHAEL McEWEN 7222. or pottery or the like. Just repaintc Vancouver: 92 1-949 I . 898-3278 Phone Pat Goode - 898-5 115 892-3870 inside, panelled liv. rm.. flp. vel Squamish: 898-901 2 NEWLY DECORATED SUITE All Work Guaranteed Gelding Horse - 112 Morgan, I/? economical hot water heat, I12 ha1 Avail. May Ist, 2 bdrms., fridge, Garibaldi Highlands Dev. Ltd. Quarterhorse. $250 or best offer. Admiral, harvest gold fridge TOP SOIL SPECIAL off laundry room. Priced in 40s. R2. OFFICE SPACE for rent, approx. stove, cable TV, heat incl., Box 70, Garibaldi Highlands 898-5724 after 3. zoning (low density housing). stove, excel. cond., $600 pr. 8s 5 Cabinet Makers 500 sq. ft.. with 2 separate DfficeS & reasonable rent, $200 p/m. 892- Highway 99 ttt waiting rm. reception area. 4 Miles N. of Squamish 3858. Squamish, Whistler. All Horse for sale, $350. Gentle, - 5470. KRlS KRAFT Located above Squamish Credit' Why not look at the homes on these purpose quality screened spirited 1 I yr. old Morgan complete lots? 3 bdrm. 1106 sq. ft., %45,000 Cabinet Making, Furniture with harness, saddle, tack & feed. Union. Contact Norm Fisher at 892- Wooden Signs top or No, 1 fine shredded 5288, IO a.m.-5:15 p.m. 84 Mobile Homes for Sale to 555,000 and up. Six building con- 104 Accounting mix. Newly shod. Barn & grazing tractors to choose from, for your Furniture Refinishing black peat soil Ideal. negotiable. 892-9862 eves. Upstairs office for rent in downtown For sale or rent 1972 NSHU Mobile home. Dougllls E. Rudy 892-3476:. for new lawns, flower beds area. Approx. 500 sq. ft. Air con- Home 12x45. 898-9019. Choose your lot for spring building. Accredited Public Accountant and potting. Price includes ditioned. $225/mo. 892-31 27. N.H.A. mortgage rate is now Accounting - Bookkeeping 2 bdrm. starter or retirement honie o .. 1974 Paramount mobile home, I2 xi Business Services Contractors delivery. Squamish 10.95 160 Machinery IO /4 % . 0 1/3 acrc. Has Igc. utility rooni wit 68 including a 16 x 16 addition plus ' cu. yd., Whistler 13.95 cu. 38145A Cleveland Ave., Squami Crane Servlce FOX super D self-propelled forage furnace. Ige. upstairs, with floor. fc 12 x 9 garden slled. Must sell. 892-59 I9 898-3 I 77 Country Homes C. R. Crowley Contracting Y$ Harvester complete with 6-ft. grass lots of storage. Good veg. gardel Reduced to $13,500. Contact,Norm' 87 Property for Sale Like sitting a nestegg with this one Squamish - Phone 892-3137 attachment, Also 2041. 3-axle goose on & Acreage Fisher at 892-5288. necked trailer with cattle racks. R2A zoning (low density housing Lot-A of D.L. 164 & 165 - five INDEPENDENT Price 532,500. SAVARY ISLAND Mobile Homes or lots available at acres - apply, Village of Pem- BUSINESS SERVICE II build concrete swimming IRLY BIRD. 112-794-7716, repairs. Call Tony, con- ttt For sale. I I year old furnished cot-' Three Rivers Court. Quiet, well- berton - ohone 894-6246. Bookkeeping, Payrolls )Is. Stathers Home L Lot 155 KINTVRE - Beautiful for :tor, 892-5204 or 464-7657. In stock - Complete line of tage on Savary Island, well water, kept park. 898-5226. ' Income Tax long rancher or home of your chtricc EAGLE RUN, Building Center BERCO under carriage for your plumbing, on beautiful beach. Located upstairs next to Sears John Deere Crawler tractors. Coast ttt '72 mobile home, 12x45, 2-bdrm. BRACKENDALE pUAMlSH CONSTRUCTION $92-3551 Third Avenue 2 bdrm. home on 50' $17,500 obo. 984-01 29 eves. ' 38018 Cleveland Ave. - 70' 120' Will built to suit Tractor & Equipment Ltd.. phone $6700. 898-9460 or pad 91, Spiral A few by lots left. Fully Box 1809. Squamish Downtown Squamlrh 126 Ind. II lot - 535,000. 18beautiful secluded acres for sale. SIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL Coquitlam 524-0101 or Chilliwack ttt Trailer Court. Serviccd. Full Price $14,500 to Off: 892-3710 Res: 892-34 House, out-buildings, cabin, spring $15,030. A few duplex lots 75' x II - Bill 898-5628 792-2781. Call collect. 40452-56 Gov't Rd. Two well key water, gardens, fruit trees. Highway Mobile homes on lots available at 112'. Also one lot backing on Graham 898-9058 homes on 314 acre Comm. 5 pro1 access, hydro, telephone. Price Three Rivers Court. Quiet well kept Squamish River, 80' x 195' - COLIN 0. MUNN ' 45 Glass & Window Servic Good investment. Vendor will hol $58,000. Write Box 231, Nakusp, park. 898-5226. agrh't for sale. $17,500. Phone 898-5717 or 898- Churtered Accountunl THREE RIVERS 1976 B.C. VOG IRO or call 112-265- 9 Driving Schools GARlBALDl GLASS 161 Moving & Hauling ttt- 2 bdrm., 10 by 50 mobile home for 3867. Box 1745 Glass For Every Need 445 1. sale, fridge, stove & drapes incl, If it doesn.'t fit sell it, Squumish, B.C. Bus: 892-31 SQUAMISH FREIGHTWAYS Glendale. in quiet adult oriented pal - SQUAMISH creens and combination screen an 898-5567. with a "Times" classified ad. VON 3GO Res: 892-34 DRIVING SCHOOL 892-3838 - 3 bdrms., Igc. built-on sun porch, cn torm doors. pad, lots of trees & privacy. Incl. stol irn to drive with a qualified 78 Real Estate Windshield Spciallsts & fridge. Vendor very anxious to scl :nsed instructor. Full preparation Plate Glass SOUSTERSttt LOTS FOR SALE ' ,c:LASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDEX driver's examination. Household Supplies ...... t Aluminum & Wood Sash 4 lots on Spruce drive,'Lots I, 2,3 & Trucks .53 BUSINESS SERVICES For more information phone 162 Masonry b' For Sale Miscellaneous .....1 ...... Insurance...... Store Fronts 12'x68' "Gcneral" mobile home, 4. One is a I/.I acre, $12,000 ea., 62' Wanted to Buy ...... 2 Motorcycles 54 Advertising Services ...... -99 ,nterior Decorating...... - 892-5058 Safety Glass Stone walls,,cement finish and swim- ins in bdrms., elcc f/p with heater. in1 Swap .3 Automotive * GE stove & frostfree fridge, also Ing x 120'. 892-3312...... Appliances 6 Repairs ....100 Insulation, ...... Free Estimates in ming pools. Call Tony at 892-5204 Repairs 8 Parts e55 Aluminum Producls .IO1 service. w&d, drapes. Removable 8'xl ...... Squamish District or 467-7657. HEALTH SALE LNNOUNCEMENTS Auto lowinR Wreckinn ..-56 Automobile Transporting ...lo2 Livestock ...... 0 Electricians porch. storm windows, 200 gal. ( 480 acres hay cattle ranch, all Tenders...... 7 Snowmobiles ...... 57 Aircraft ...... I03 Lumber ...... Cleveland Avenue SUNRISE MASONRY LTD. tank. Pad rent $77 includ CANAMLX 892-5323 cablevision. Price 512.500! amenities, 3 bdrm. home, good Legals ...... 8 Accounting ...... I04 landscaping, Gardening ... CONSTRUCTION CORP. Custom fireplaces, chimneys and all water, etc. Principals only. Write Announcemenls .9 Answering Service ...... lo5 Nursery Stock ...... Call Collect *t* ...... RENTALS types of brick and block work. Free 12'x66' ParkwoodSPIRAL mobile home. wi Box 413, Telkwa. B.C. VOJ 2x0. Personals...... IO Suites, Condominiums 8 Beauty Care, Beauty Salons106 Machinery ...... from Pemberton and est. 898-5693. Business Personals .I1 Whistler ...... Townhouses for Rent ..... Bicycles ...... ,107 ' Moving 8 Hauling ...... addition, fridge, stove, washer, dry1 Births .12 Rooms for Rent. .61 Beverages $108 Masonry STONE WORK ...... "HAPPINESS IS" Ci Deaths...... I3 62 Building Materials ...... Io9 Needlework...... Fireplaces, planters, walls. Ben Ran. air cond. & drapes all stay. New 80 Houses for Sale. Houses for Rent ...... Elrctrlcrl Conlrrcllng 4 small pet for your child. Choo pets in Ivng. rm. Double windows. B In Memoriam. ....-...... I4 Mobile Homes for Rent. ...63 Books, COinS 8 Stamps. . .I10 Office Supplies sdahl, 112-254-0064 after 6 p.m. .15 82.5847 )ne from 'The Times' Pet Colum ins in bdrms. Price SIO.500. Offel SACRIFICE 3 bdrms. up,,3 bdrms. Funeral Di:ectors. ..,...... Duplexes lor Rent...... 64 Bulldozing 6 Excavating.. ,111 8 Equipment ...... down, aluminum siding, 2 bthrms., 2 Found ...... I6 Halls lor. Rent...... 65 Blasting ...... ,112 Painting '6 Decorating : .'. . Lost .* -17 ...... Plastering 6 Sluccoing ... kitchens, drapes, wlw carpeting, 2 ...... ,,. .... Ollices lor Rent ...... I Information Wanted ...... I8 ...... 66 Carpets ...... 114 Plumbing 8 Healing...... I flp's, 2 fridges, 2 stoves) carport, Pels...... I9 Slores lor Rent.. 67 Cabinet Makers .I15 Photographers 6 sundeck. rock facing. Price $45.000. Warehouses for Rent ..... Carpentry...... I16 Pholo Supplies...... l Garages for Rent...... 69 Call 988-6289. Cement, Asphalt g Brick. .I17 private ~~~~i~~l~. . , . . , . .I LECKY REALTY LTD. For Rent Miscellaneous. ...7O Catering...... I18 Professional Services . I . .I FOR SALE BY OWNER j ARTS 6 EDUCATION Room 6 Board Available ...71 Cleaners...... I19 APPRAISALS MORTGAGES PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Art. .25 - - ...... Room 6 Board Wanted ...a72 Contractors ...... 120 Relrigeralion ...... ,.I 4 bdrm. house in Valleycliffe. Ceramic! ...... 26 REAL ESTATE INSURANCE COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL Fridge, stove, drapes, nice corner Shared Accommodation ....73 Clothing 8 Furs...... I21 Rental Service ...... I - - - Crafts ...... 27 Wanted to Rent; ...... 74 lot. W/W carpets. Only $38,500 or Chimney Cleaning ...... I22 Retirement Homes'...... MEMBERS OF GREATER VANCOUVER REAL ESTATE BOARD Dancing ...... -28 Storage ...... -75 Consultants ...... I23 Remodelling ...... I best offer. 892-3169. Education...... 29 Trailer Space for Rent ....76 125 Roof-8 Chimney Services .I Music, :...... 30 Draperies ...... Rubbish hoval * * * * * * . LIST WITH US FOR THREE GOOD REASONS. ..We think our sense of values - our lis0 of good FOR SALE BY OWNER Musical Instruments ...... 31 Dressmaking 8 Tailoring . .I26 Disposal Services. .I27 Shoe Repair,. .I prospects - and our tireless efforts will make you glad you called US! Maple Dr., I100 sq. ft.. 3 bdrm., Speech 6 Drama...... 32 RELL ESTATE ...... beautiful feature f/p., rosewood Kindergarlens...... -33 Dralting B Designing. ... .128 Septic Tank g panels. Full bsmt.. large lot. 892- :~~~'&~~.e.s.6,f:!e.aEe. ;i DIirinE Schools ...... I29 Sewer Service ...... I r 9234. Commercial 6 Electricians ...... I30 Sewing Mzchim EMPLOYMENT Industrial Property...... 79 Entertainment ...... I31 Repairs ...... BY OWNER lob Opportunities...... :.40 . Signs ...... I Employment Wanled...... 41 Houses for Sale ...... 80 Electrical i Sporting Goods* ...... *I Sacrifice, 5 bdrm'. house with 2 Child Care.. .42 Houses Wanted to Buy ... Parts 8 Service...... I32 ...... Suites, Condominiums Engraving .~JJ SharPenina Service. fridges, 2 stoves, 2 living rms., Nursing Services ...... 43 6 ...... drapes, 2 kitchens, 2 flp's, paved Townhouses lor Sale ...... 82 Ercavating ...... 134 Surveying...... I driveway. fenced with good grass in Dupleles for Sale ...... 83 Fabrics...... 135 T.V., Radio 8 Stereo.. . ..I Valleycliffe. Nice & clean. Reas. BUSINESSES Mobile Homes for Sale ... .84 Fences ...... 136 Tree Service ...... I priced at only $42.500 or best offer. For Sale Miscellaneous ....46 Businesses lor Sale...... 85 Firewood 8 Fuel ...... 137 Transportation ...... I Building Lots for Sale. ....86 Florists ...... ,138 892-3 169. Wanted to Buy ...... 47 Tires ...... Swap ...... 48 Property lor Sale...... 87 Flooring ...... I39 BY BUILDER Properly Wanted to Buy ...88 Food 6 Freezer Plan ....,140 Jpholstery ...... 2 Highlands - Kintyre Dr.. 4 bdrm. Listings Wanted...... 89 Furniture ...... 141 Vasuums ..... ' design is only one of its many attirbutes. It also boasts of DENTVILLE Older, side by side duplex 3 rancher, 1400 sq.ft., post & beam in AUTOMOTIVE Recreational Properly .....90 Furnace Repairs...... 142, ,Antiques...... 2 ... - Cars for Sale ...... :. ...49 Mortgage Money ...... 91 Garden Supplies...... I44 Everything lor Boating. .. .2 large kitchen'with many cupboards, quality carpets, family bedrooms each side. Close to downtown, schools. church dining & living area, fp, 2 bthrms., Cars Wanted lo Buy ...... 50 Business Opportunilies ....92 Glass 6 Window Service . .145 Places to Dine ...... 2 w/w carpets, sundeck, nice kitchen room, 1112 baths, 3 bedrooms, floor to ceiling fireplaces. and recreation. Asking only $36,000.00. Sports 6 Imported Cars ...51 Investments...... 93 Hbme Improvements 6 Travel 6 Vacation ...... 2 Located in Brackendale. with range & fridge, dble. carport. lrailers 8 Campers...... 52 Property Management, .... .94 Repairs ...... I48 Winler Sporls...... 2 Open house t?n Sunday. 874-5882. ..,- ...-. SXEC'JT!VE KGKZ , , , 2600 sq.f:. :anche: !oca:cd in WE wuiiiij iiKE AN BFPORtUWiTY TO SHOW quiet seclusion in Brackendale, on hlloths acre of trees and YOU this lovely 1500 sq.ft. rancher located on the solitude. Five bdrms., 3 baths, fireplace, hot water heating, Boulevard in Garibaldi Highlands. Many, many extras. large 36x20 rec. room. Call now for further information Large 80x125' lot. and an appointment to view.

REALTY LID. 37991 Cleveland Ave. BOX 1760, Squamlrh, B.C. 842-3541 VON 360 24 hr. aniwerlng aervice YOUR DREAM COME TRUE - Imagine yourself in this OFFICE HOURS . well planned Colonial Style home - fantastic view of the 3 a.m. 5 p.m. Yon-Sat mountains, river, trees, golf course. Serve your friends in INSIDE LOOKING OUT ... WHAT A VIEW! You'll - formal dining entertain in the English Pub style the room, feel like you own the world. Not only a view but fully land- family room, extend your hospitality to them by having scaped with fruit trees, berry bushes and lots of garden that BRACKEN PARK . , . 2112 year old Modulinc 12x60 them stay the night accommodate them in the separate and has produced prize winners. Features: 3 bdrms., large, mobile home on own large lot. Concrete block foundation. guest bedroom. The extra features in this builder's own bright, cheery kitchen with beautiful cupboards and large skirted. Fully furnished - well maintained. Asking only home are too to mention. Make appointment numerous an covered sundeck just off kitchen. $28.1 00. to view ihis beautiful home. WOULD YOU BELIEVE? - a 4 bdrm. home in Garibaldi INVESTMENT COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL Estates with a fantastic view of the mountains, priced in the low 40's. Believe it and make an appointment - this one M LS COMMERCIAL BUILDING located on 2nd M L S INDUSTRIAL BUILDING with 2 bedroom apart- won't last long. Avenue. Building well rented and showing good return and ment above shop. Zoned Industrial 11. Terrific potential! * .... potential for further development. Call today for further details. 3 bdrms. upstairs - flp, wlw in liv. rm. & d. rm. 1/z bsmt. - ' LOTS & ACREAGE good area low 40's. - COUNTRY ACREAGE - There is 8.15 acres located in 50 x 120' COMMERCIAL LOT. , , Excellent location on WELL RENTEQ ... 3400 sq.ft. warehouse - cement Brackendale with an old style country house, barn, work 2nd Avenue. Ready for development. Call now and make block construction ... divided into two sections. Located RENOVATED OLDER HOME with cultivated yard (2 house and to top it all off a lovely trout stream runs right an offer! on 2nd Ave. in downtown Squamish. lots). Full bsmt. for storage & furnace, workshop, 4 ap- through the whole property. The property is also already pliances & drapes, 2 bdrms. up & 2 bdrms. down. In the I sub-divided into two parcels, one parcel 2.4 acres and the UPPER SQUAMISH VALLEY.. 20 acre plot and I/: 40's. other 5.57 acres. Lots of apple trees and lots of room to MLS ... CHEAKAMUS VALLEY ... IO acres with . grow all your own produce. waterfall. - acre plot. PINE ROAD - Nicely landscaped yard, fenced, 3 bdrms., Ige. kitchen, fireplace - owner anxious to sell. NEW LISTING - Lot on Thunderbird Ridge for only TWO LOVELY CABINS FOR SALE IN THE HEATHER JEAN ESTATES, LILLOOET LAKE $17,500. Hurry on this one. (not far from Pemberton): 37758 - PND AVE. - Older home loc. on lnd. 11 property. F/P. Stove & fridge incl. Priced at only $29,500. (a) Cabin 12x24, concrete block foundation, cedar shake (2) Cabin 18x24. concrete foundation, cedar shake roof. We have a wide variety of Lots, Trailers, Homes, Con- roof, well insulated, propane heat, located on approx. I well insulated, located on approx. I/: acrc watcifront lot. dominiums, Commercial & Industrial properties other than 37707 - 2ND AVE. - INVESTORS - Industrial property on acre semi waterfront lot. 2nd Ave. 100'x120' with 2 bdrm. house. those listed above. For further information please call: SQUAMISH SPECIALISTS , mmAmiEi;E Ga$".;i; 69E-+js9 . Don Lecky Gray Mllchell Wayne Mllchell JOAN CASSELL 898-39'28 iTiOiiQi#Y GOLOEN 8983249 892-9027 , iossea (898-3132' HELEN MAGEE 892-3905 RONNIE McCARTNEY 898-5941 Page 14 - The Squamlrh Tie r - Wednesday. April 26. 197 170 Painting & Decorating 196 Tree Service WAYNE'S SQUAMISH DELTA Clean and Speedy Painting TREE SERVICE Call 892-9271 Danger trees, topping, limbing & IIDATELINE 1'7% II for free estimate falling. 24 hr. Answering Service. 898-3403 or 892-5604 VARGA Darrel McNutt April 28 21 st annual Amateur Hour 7 p.m. H.S.S.S. gym- PAINTING CO. LTD. - - General Contracting TOPPING, LIMBING iasium. Interior-Exterior Painting OR FALLING April 28Golden Agers Bowling Banquet - Friday - Elks Hall. .Wallpaper 0 Renovations Dungerous Trees Cocktails 630. dinner at 7:30, followed by distribution of trophies Alterations Free Estimates . Fully Insured and dancing. For free estimates call Call lun ut 898.3479 April 29: At I1 a.m. Brackendale Art Gallery - Raincoast Dunny Puppet Theatre's new production "The Pocket Watch". Kids $1. 892-3774 - ~ ~- ~ Adults $2. RISE AND SHfNE 205 Vacuums & Repairs April 29: The regional meeting fob Foster Parents Association ENTERPRISES LTL). FIL.'rEX BUILT-IN No.14 will be held in the Totem Hall at 2:30 on Saturday. PAlNTlNG p1 WALLPAPER VACUUM CLEANER SYSTEM May 2: Senior Citizens Crib Tournament - Tuesday - Elks Barry Ardeii POWERFUL PORTABLES Hall, I p.m. Refreshments. 892-9818 898.3394 ' UNLIMITED WARRANTY May 3: Senior Citizens Coinmiltee meeting with Mr. Farn at

~~~ ~ Sales, Installations, Service Municipal Hall 1:30 p.m. re Recreation Complex. 173 Photographers & Finished or unfinished homes May 3: Semi annual meeting Squamish Valley Golf and Coun- Walter Dietze - 898-5146 try Club at 8 p.m. in clubhouse. Photo Supplies May 3: In Howe Sound Curling Club - p,ublic meeting for for- mation of Squamish Community Services Society at 8 p.m. DUSTY RHODES 211 Everything for Boating Photography -May 3 - Canadian Daughters League - Ladies Night at Wedding Portraits. ctc. 141/? ft. FG Mercury ski boat, 65 Legion. hp., $2,500. 892-5460. Parents indicated their desire for an overpass instead of an underpass when the new highway is built between the school Enlargemcnts up ttr 40x90" ~~ ~ Muy 5 - St. Joseph's C.W.L. presents "Summer's a Comin' " and the Garibalid Estates and Highlands. Agent for Superb Surfer 24' sedan cruiser, Fashion Show and Tea to be held at the Cheiftain Hotel from I 3 Film Processing - CX command bridge & crew boat p.m. Fashions by B.J.'s and St. Joseph's Thrift Shop will be presen- H or 12 color prints 54.50 models. Factory to you saves $$$. ted, refreshments will be served and there will be numerous door 20 color prints 55.50 Surfer Marine, 678 Anderton Rd., 36 color prints 58.90 Comox, B.C. V9N 5B8. 112-339- prizes. Admission $2.00. Enjoy a fun way to welcome summer! Open house at Mamquarn school Phone 898-5158 5733. May 6: Anglican Church Women plant and garage sale. -- Parents and friends came to pictures, finding their children Available at Also art display and show in church hall 11 a.m. 4 p.m. 'The Crl-op Chrysler 3.17 reduction with I 1/8 - the Marnquam Elementary among the groups shown on the Highland Groceries by 10 ft. 6 in. shaft & stuffing box. 2; Muy 13 - Annual United Church Auction. School on Wednesday, April walls. 718 O.D. exhaust piping & muffler, Stewart's Drug Store 19th, to attend an open house Fast quality service. $1 50 0.b.o. 898-5729. from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m., and welcomedPrincipal the Johnparents Plaatjes to the All prints jumbo size silk tinish I8 A. fibre glass on plywood. Very then enjoy a cup of tea or coffee Custom Framing & solid. Heavy duty trailer. 75 horse Use mu.shrooms auditorium-gymnasium Framing Kits with sandwiches and cookies in motor & tanks-controls. $700 or in 325 degree oven for one hour the tables were centred withwhere at- See our line of sample frames reas. offer. 898-5809. Mushrooms add a subtle the school gymnasium. tractive African violets from the touch to sauces, gravies and stirring several times during Special Offer IO Color Pictures There were Cathy Ciechanowski collection. 1%~ K&C,fibreglas boat, auto con- special meals. Try one of the copking. This sauce is excellent displays*children busy On work from any one negative for only $1. trols serial No. 171207 & 100 hp served with roast beef; stir beef Grade 7 students, with cute blue Send us your color negatives (any following to make a memorable projects, or just doing their and white aprons, served tea Evinrude motor serial No. 592209 meal. Mushroom gravy is juices into it just before serving. regular classroom exercises. size) plus $I &we will send you IO B.C. Registry 6K-4620. Includes tilt and coffee to the visitors and beautiful jumbo size color pictures delicious with chicken, *** Parents wandered through the trailer with extra spare wheel for MUSHROOM GRAVY Plaatjes thanked the mothers of, within one week. Also send your trailer. Full set of rear lights for Roquefort M ushroom Sauce rooms looking at the children's the Grade classes who had I/4 drippings (fat and juices) color films for developing & prin- trailer, 2 paddles, 2 preservers, 1 with chicken, beef or vegetables work and talking the made the cookies and helped ting to Pronto Photo. We will give . from meat or poultry fire extinguisher. Also 3.5 gal. and Mushroom-Sour Cream teachers. with the tea. you fast guaranteed quality & ser- Evinrude cans. Has fully covered Sauce is a perfect complement 1 cup sliced mushrooms There were displays in the vice at reasonable prices. 12 exp. canvas for storage. Brand new bat- for roast beef. I/4 cup flour hallways with several murals, A discussion on the proposed roll complete 52.99; 20 exp. roll tery & new auto choke. Meets Coast 2 cups. liquid (meat juices, complete $3.99; 36 exp. roll com- MUSHROOM-SOUR CREAM one attractive one of a maypole highway crossing with Mayor Guard approval. Total price $2,500 SAUCE broth, vegetable liquid, with dancers; displays of Pat Brennan and School Board plete $6.99. Satisfaction guaranteed cash. Phone anytime 892-5690. or money refunded. Pronto Photo 2 tbsps. butter water, elc.) stylized designs, essays posted chairman T.B.M. Fougberg Service, 30 Eastgate, Winnipeg, 2 tbsps. all purpose flour 1/2 tsp. Worcestershire sauce on the' walls and parents were outlining the proposals Man. R3C 2CI. 213 Travel & Vacation I tsp. salt salt and pepper to taste interested looking at the class followed. I/e Keep meat or poultry warm ~~~~ ~ ~ tsp. dry mustard MERCURY TRAVEL LTD. I/8 tsp. pepper while preparing gravy. Pour Mayor Pat Brennan talking to the gathering at the (SQUAMISH) 178 Refrigeration lI/4 cups sour cream drippings from pan into bowl Mamquam elementary School's House about the - 1367 Winnipeg St. Open DUNK'S I/4 cup finely chopped green (leave any brown crusty bits in 892-3565 Open house at proposed highway crossing. With him are District Superin- Refrigeration onions pan). Return I/4 cup drippings Air Conditioning tendent of Schools Gene Maglio, vice chairman of the school SQUAMISH TRAVEL 2 tbsps. chopped parsley to pan. Add mushrooms, cook board Margaret Marcbant, chairman T.B.M. Fougberg, Don and Appliance Repairs Highlander, Hotel Lobby I and stir till mushrooms are I Ib. mushrooms, washed, trim- Secondary school trustee Hilda Fairbanks and Director of Instruction 24 hr. service Box 580 med and sliced lightly golden. Blend in flour. Ross, Box 1728, Squamish, B.C. Garibaldi Highlands, 'B.C. Trevor Harris. 898-5656 'In bowl thoroughly cream Cook over low heat, stirring Open House at Howe Sound lathe and various other tools in VON IT0 constantly, until mixture is 898-3694 together butter, flour, salt, dry Secondary School was probably the woodshop. ~~ "Your Travel Experts" mustard and pepper. Stir in sour smooth and bubbly. Remove not as well attended as has been The art display in the library 182 Roof & Chimney Services cream until well blended. In pan from heat. Stir in liquid and the case in previous years. was equally impressive both in MUSEUMOBILE TO VISIT - buttered casserole, place 112 the Worcestershire sauce. Bring Those who were on hand quantity and quality. Although Flat Roofs, Asphalt Shingles, Fridays are rosy and Mondays are green onion, parsley and mixture to boiling, stirring however, found a good deal to most of the work had already Shakes. Reroofed; repaired. Call blue constantly, scraping any crusty interest them particularly in been displayed in the Municipal SQUAMISH IN EARLY JUNE 254-8502 or after 6 call 892-9057. - mushrooms; drizzle one half the - A classified ad brightens EACH day sour cream mixture over all. ' bits off sides and bottom of pan. the displays of shop work and Hall, it still drew many visitors A museumsbile . presentation of Atlantic Canada, All Roofs Repaired. All work for you! Repeat layers ending with sour' Boil, stirring constantly for 2 art. - and several return visits prepared by the Natipal Museums in Ottawa, will be in guaranteed. Flat roof specialty. Low minutes. Season to taste with .?"rL,. cream mixture. Bake uncovered during the evening. Squamish on Thursday, June: 1 ; Friday; June 3, and Saturday, cost. 254-8502 or 892-9057 after 6. salt and pepper. Makes approx. Exhibits in the shop area The guests were welcomed to WR June 3, at the Overwaitea parking lot. 2112 cups gravy. Delicious with covered the field from a sail the open house by the principal, The museum on wheels, consists of three 8 by 45 foot beef, veal or chicken (steaks, boat to a chess set, with Stuart J.P. Hughes. Selections from the 192 Sporting Goods - CHURCHES! chops or roasted.) Sinclair obviously the most band and a brief gymnastic per- self-contained trailers designed for the exhibit of artifacts, ~ Note: stir in a little bottled prolific producer of fine work. formance in the gymnasium dioramas and specimens. ARCTIC CAT SNOWMOBILE SQUAMISH BAHA'I FAITH SEE gravy coloring if desired. Mr. Sinclair was on hand to preceded the informal tours of Admission is free, the exhibits will be open during the ' FIRESIDES BAPTIST CHURCH Measure ingredients accurately demonstrate his skill with a TAYLORMOTIVE HONDA Mamquam & Read 730 p.m. Thursday the school. day as well as from 6 to 9 on Thursday and Friday evening 176 Pemberton Ave.. N.V. Pustor Dr. D.R. Murdoch at so that gravy will not bC greasy and everyone is urged to look at the displays on the Atlantic 980-2688 SUNDAY SERVICES 1744 Harris Rd. (and Gov't) or lumpy. See our Yellow Page ad region of Canada. II a.m. & 7:15 p.m. For Information Phone *** Included in the displays will be the Indians of the ROQUEFORT-MUSHROOM Don't mix drugs SEE ROADRUNNER THURSDAY 898-5863 region, the industries including fishing and the golden days SPORTING GOODS 6:45 p.m. Bible Club SAUCE Don't mix drugs and driving. should drive when taking drugs for all ages of shipbuilding as well as the present history of the area. FOR ALL YOUR 3 tbsps. butter And we're not talking about ad- unless it is known that the drug HOCKEY EQUl PM ENT 8 p.m. Church Prayer Meeting SQUAMISH 1 cup thinly sliced mushrooms Mark the first three days of June and come to see this Oi.'ER.aAiTEA PLAZA Eve;j.ciic ??'c:coiiie! dictive drugs or the ones which will not impair driving ability. UNITED CHURCH ' 3 tbsps. ai1 purpose fiour display by the National Museum. For Information or Help are illegal. But just that cold All drivers should know the: 892-3031 3342 Fourth Avenue 21/4 cups milk Pleuse Cull * remedy which can make you dangers of driving while under Pastor I/t tsp. salt ~ 898-5694 sleepy could cause real the influence of alcohol. Jack Lindquist, B.C. B.D. pepper to taste Morning Worship II a.m. Sunday problems when you're driving. However, not so many know 194 Surveying ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH 1/4 to 1/3 cup Roquefort or bleu Hydro employees 3268 Fourth Avenue Also at I1 a.m. Authorities are becoming how the drugs discussed above LOACH, HOBBS & KYLER Junior Church cheese, crumbled more and more concerned about threaten safe driving. Few of Rev. Father Griffin 1 tbsp. chopped parsley or British Columbia Land Surveyor Saturday Mass 7 p.m. Kinderkirk the increasing threat to highway them know that the combined 1640 Bridgman Ave. Sunday Mass 8:45 a.m. and Nursery Care chives safety from drivers "under the. effects of these drugs and North Vancouver, B.C. support charities and I1 a.m. Wednesday - 7 p.m. In medium-size saucepan, influence" of drugs. The drugs alcohol may be exceedingly 988-2530 or, 980-961 7 Church School & Kinderkirk 892-5070 melt butter over medium heat. involved range from hard drugs dangerous. Mixing drugs with More than 100 community ,Lower Mainland in the amount Thursday - 7:30 p.m. Saute mushrooms just until ten- HERMON. COTTON ST. JOHN THE DIVINE to stimulants, tranquilizers, alcohol may produce a service organizations in British of $53,000. & BUNBURY T.I.C.'s for Teens der-crisp, Stir in flour. Blend ANGLICAN (Young people's group) sleeping pills, and even some synergestic effect; that is, mixing Columbia are receiving cheques Other major contributions' as Dominion & British Columbia Diamond Rd., Garibaldi Estates well. Gradually stir in milk. cold remedies, such as anti- the two together can multiply totalling $189,000 from B.C. specified by Lower Mainland Land Surveyors 1st Sunday evety month 7:30 p.m. Rev. Paul K. Yip College and Careers Group Cook, stirring constantly, until histamines. the effect. Hydro employees. Hydro employees include: Established I886 -.neguiar Sunday Seivicc !! a.m. mix:t;:e i: !hlckened. se2sc.? Squarnish, B.C. Some are widely used for such The old adage "If you use Almost $141,000 of this Canadian Cancer Society, 1st and 3rd Sunday each month with salt and pepper. Stir in ailments as nervousness, over- drugs, don't drive," is still amount comes from Hydro em- $19,642; Salvation Army, Phone Zenith 6142 Holy Communion - - SQUAMISH cheese and parsley or chives. weight, high blood pressure and valid. But there are some ad- ployees living in Greater Van- $9,029; B.C. Heart Foundation, Robert B. Brown & Associates Sunday School 930 a.m. PENTACOSTAL ASSEMBLY' Heat through. Makes about 21/2 898-5100 hay fever. Because of these com- ditional rules that may save couver, .the Fraser Valley, , $5,659; Children's Hospital, British Columbia Land Surveyor Buckley Avenue cups sauce. Serve this piquant your life or the lives of and Professional Engineer mon uses many people do not . . . Squamish, Sechelt Peninsula and $5,062; Canadian Arthritis and FAITH LUTHERAN Pustor Cumeron Ogilvie sauce with hot chicken, turkey, realizd the effects drugs may others. Powell River. Rheumatism Society, $4,350; BOX 13, Whistler. B.C. CHURCH SUNDAY beef or vegetables. have on driving ability and may 0 If you're ill, see your doc- The money was contributed to United Good Neighbor Fund Phone 932-5426 Sixth Avenue 9:45 a.m. Sunday School Note: Add more milk if a tor. the B.C. Hydro Employees' ' Serving Squamish. Pustor C. F. Bause I1 a.m. Morning Service innoce.ntly contribute to ,the (New Westminster). $5,876. Whistler and Pemberton thinner sauce is desired. Try danger on the streets and high- o If your doctor prescribes Community Services Fund Sunday Worship II a.m. 7 pm. Evening Service substituting' sharp cheddar WEDNESDAY ways. drugs, ask him about driving during 1977. The annual cam- Squamish Times, 1st & 3rd Sunday each month cheese (grated) for the - Holy Communion on 3rd Sunday 730 p.m. Prayer Meeting Drugs that cause no unusual while on the medication. paign is administered by em- Roquefort or bleu cheese. We write it all for you! 898-5023 892-3680 symptoms in most people may 0 Ask your doctor about the ployee committees with the sup- Feeling tired? cause abnormal reactions in combined effects of alcohol and port of Hydro management and any medicine he prescribes. Rundown? c other individuals making it un- all unions within Hydro. Donors Take a walk. ' safe for those persons to drive. Don't ask your druggist to specify the organizations to This is true, regardless of violate the law by selling which they wish their donations ..' 7 I BLOCK BWOS. REALTY LTD. wtiether the drug is self- dangerous drugs without to be sent. administered or taken at the prescription, and don't buy from Largest cheque issued this mINWMGj I 381 64 Cleveland Ave. \Villk il hkwk:likl:w. year to the United Way of the c - direction of a physician. No one one who will. . is Squamish 892-3571 P or Vanc. Direct Line 688-5917

Not in this 3 bdrm. full basement home in sunny Brackendale. Featuring dble. carport, 2 fireplaces, 3 sets of plumbing, dble. glazed windows thru out and much more. Creekside HIGHLANDS BE,AUTY property all fenced and landscaped. To vlcw SPANISH SPENDOUR 40157 Bill's Place, fantastic 3 bdrm. split, dl Helga anytime. 8924852. Truly one of the finest in Squamish. Located in the Garibaldi Highlands. This home is fam. rm. off kit., super location on Quiet finished up & down for a total of over 2300 Cul-de-Sac. Priced in So's. sq.ft. Two beautiful fireplaces with floor to TRADES WELCOME!!'TO view call ceiling Squamish rock facing. This is fur- Jean Pcttcmn. 892-3571 or 892-9873. .. nished with an extra large lot. This has to be the perfect spot. Want more information dl Approx. 4.5 acres borders Hiway 99 & the Howard 898-3361' banks of the Squamish. Modern I bdrm. log LARGE HOUSE home, (could be 3 bdrms.) with Lvg. Rm., to be moved from property on 2nd Ave. Of- & full bath bright kitchen. Out bldgs. of barn fers to 55,OOO. & toolshed plus a huge corral to keep your Cdl Stephen Howard 898.3361. ponies. For more Info all Stan Bianlster 898-5905 we trade homes. Sound Secondary Drama Club.

E I/ Scout investiture Province of Ministry of from the Brltlrh Columbla Municipal Affairs held at Pemb and Housing embest on Nine scouts and two scout Refreshments were served at the masters were invested at close of the meeting. valley Pen'berton On Wednesday1 The scout troop took par: in Amendment 19th* when Bob Lawrence the Scout Nike-a-Thon around and Dave Kernaghan were in- Pursuant to the Municipal Act, and upon the recom- by Betty Shore ' Stanley Park on vested as leaders along with the mendation of the undersigned, the Lieutenant-Govcrnor. ... -. boys. Visiting dignitaries who came by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Coun- Keep Saturday, May 13th Sam Solloway. the original Scouts taking the Scout from Squamish and Vancouver The assurance of the expansion of the Whistler Cay goif cours cil, orders that open for Captain Cook's Pirate owner of CMOS, passed away promise were Calvin Perkins, for the occasion were Dave Gill, to 18 holes was confirmed last Monday night (April 17th) at th Ball in the Community Hall at on April 12 in West Vancouver. Wesley Shore, Darcy Ferguson, Howe Sound District Council Resort Municipality council meeting. WHEREAS by section 766(2) of the Municipal Act the 9 p.m. There will be live music Liectenant-Governor in Council may on the recom- +*f Jeff Lawrence, Terry Blundell, president; George Gilmour, President of Garibaldi Lifts, Franz Wilhelmsen, proud1 and good food. Prizes will be mendation of the Minister, provide in the Letters Patent or Ruth Cowell, on vacation in Doug LeBlanc, Kirk Doherty, member of the East Howe presented on behalf of hi5 company, the legal document whic awarded for the best pirate San Diego, was hit by'a car and Victoi Gordon and Jimmy Sound District Council; Tom supplementary Letters Patent such further objects, powers, hands over approximately 30 acres of their land on D.L. 475 I, no! obligations, duties, limitations, and conditions in respect to costume. Get your tickets early. suffered a badly broken leg. She Flichel. Stewart, District Representative making an extension of the golf course a reality. The- Pirate's Ball and the will be in hospital there for After the ceremony the boys to Regional Council and Hal any or all functions requested pursuant to this section: Garibaldi Lifts should be congratulated on this decision whicl Gong Show are sponsored by some time before she can be entertained their parents with a Upham, Ass? Regional Com- AND WHEREAS a number of municipalities within the has beed the subject of many meeting and debates over past months the Village council with moved. hilarious doctor skit which they missioner, Howe Sound Coast Squamish-Lillooet Regional District have not adopted proceeds to go to the village ++* and the parents both enjoyed. Region. A spokesman for Garibaldi Lifts said that directors felt it was I clause (a) of subsection (17) of Section 24 of the picnic tables, benches, etc., and Joe Csizmazia, on his way to matter of what came first - a typical "chicken or the egg" situation Assessment Act as the basis of assessment for General also to developing a small park Mosquito Lake, discovered a Without an 18 hole golf course no major hotelier would conside Municipal Purposes: between Warren's Hardware full grown dead cougar on the building at Whistler, for it could not be promoted successfully as 1 AND WHEREAS the choice of any other alternative other and the Dyking District Pemberton W.I. year-round recreation area. In order for Whistler to become sw tracks behind Fetch's residence* The April meeting of the these are the only potatoes that than the first alternative as provided for in the said clause building. cessful in future.years it has to be a summer and winter recreatiol A very thin two year Old Pemberton W.I. was held at the may be planted in the valley. (a) of subsection (I 7) of Section 24 of the Assessment Act *** she had probably been hit by a area. With this latest gesture from Garibaldi Lifts certainly we cal train. home Of Mrs. COlliSter. Guests The w.1, will be the only look forward io good things for summer tourism. substantially affects the cost apportionment of certain func- .+ + Present were Mrs. M. Doddsl sales outlet other than the far- :ions of the Regional District. * t ** Visiting the Shores from Mrs.Perkins. Chandler and Mrs. D. mers this year, * AND WHEREAS it is deemed advisable to provide for a Camrose, Alta., for the next two Pemberton Perky Pins will be The Special Events Committee of the Whistler Chamber c common assessment base among the participating Purden reported On the holding their annual fashion Guides weeks are Brandy and Larry NorthMrs' Fraser Valley Con- Commerce is busy in preparation to make the long weekend in Ma municipalities for the apportionment of costs of the func- 0 show on April 26th at 3:30 in a big success. Many of the fun events that were held last year hav tions affected: Hammond and Tammy* Also ference. Pemberton won four the Pemberton Secondary been rescheduled along with new interesting additions. visiting his parents is Gary first prizes in knitting, crochet AND WHEREAS it is deemed advisable to provide for a Wray from Edmonton. ..-A r-. School. On Friday, May 19th, there will be a repeat of last year's SUE win *auu at. common assessment base among the participating *** Plans were finalized for the Would students interested in cessful games night. Again there will be championships in Mahjong mu'nicipalities for the apportionment of costs of the func- In visit Bud 'and Norma W.I. annual Bake and Plant Sale next. year's sewing program bridge, crib and table tennis. On Saturday, May 20th the Countr tions affected: Fraser on the weekend were to be held in the Community please contact Mrs. M. Ronayne Fare will be held at the school with bake sales, garden shop and ex THE LETTERS PATENT AND THE SUP- poster Edith Gosden, Tom and Louise at 894-6288. citing Whistler Crafts. - on M~~ 6th at 11:30 a.m. Fowler, his brother Dan, and his PLEMENTARY LETTERS PATENT of the Squamish- Seed potatoes will be on sale The next W.I. meeting will be A new feature this year will be the softball championship sister Lou, who is staying for the Lillooet Regional District be amended as follows: -I in five pound lots. we held at the home of Mrs. E. Sin- Sponsored mixed teams should be beginning to form now as on1 ' weeK. Paragraph numbered 16 of the function of Division I - prizes * remind ;alley residents- that nes on May 15th. eight teams can be accommodated. For details phone Wend Meredith at 932-5757:Also on Saturday will be the start of the ten Constitution granted by Letters Patent dated the 3rd day of Krista James of the Mt. nis tournaments, ice stock sliding and hopefully canoe/kayak/win October 1968 as amended by supplementary Letters Patent Currie Brownie Pack was the surfing jamboree on Alta Lake. dated the 9th day of October 1969; paragraph numbered 3 district winner in the cookie of the function of Division IV - Regional and Community On Sunday, May 21st will be the great third annual Grer poster contest for the Coast Planning granted by supplementary Letters Patent dated Snow, Earth and Water Race a very successful and excitin Mountain District, with Sheila - the 25th day of November 1968; paragraph numbered 4 of event. Also Sunday the Special Events Committee are lookin Wallace of the Mount Currie on the function of Division V - Fireworks Regulation granted into organizing a barbecue sponsored by the chamber. Guide Company placing second by supplementary Letters Patent dated the 15th day of Sep- and Sheena Wallace of the And to conclude events on Monday the 22114 a golf toui tember 1970 and paragraph numbered 3 of the function of Mount Currie Brownie Pack in nament is planned. During this weekend the Pro Race will be he1 Division VI1 - Firearms Regulation granted by sup- third place. on the mountain during Saturday and Sunday by Garibaldi Lift plementary Letters Patent dated the 10th day of October Krista James also won first With $3,000 in prize money it is bound to attract many contestant: 1974, be struck out and the followjng substituted therefor: place in the Garibaldi Division Each week I hope lo have more news of how this weekend i "The annual cost attributable to this function shall be ap- and will now have her poster progressing. It will be a big one - so do plan to be at Whistler fa portioned among the participating member municipalities judged in the Lions Area con- these four days of challenge and excitement! on the basis of assessment fixed for taxation in the current test. year by clause (a) of subsection (I 7) of Section 24 of the Other winners in the Coast Assessment Act, except assessed values of those properties Mountain District were Tracy Highlands Coin" laundry taxable pursuant to Section 333 of the Municipal Act, in Lefebvre, first; Sherri Lefebvre, the municipalities, and on the basis of assessment as fixed second and Patti Carson, third for taxation for school purposes in the current year, ex- in the 1st Pemberton Guide NOW OPEN cluding property that is taxable for school purposes only by Company. noxt to Ernlo's Kontucky special Act. in the electoral areas." Frld Chlckon, Tantalur Rd. 1st Pemberton Brownie Pack: Hugh A. Curtis Sheila Harris, first; Juanita An- Minister of Municipal derson, second, and Teresa Fer- Highlands Mall Affairs and Housing nandez, third. ' 1st Mount Currie Guide Open 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Daily W. R. Bennett Company: Shqila Wallace, first; Presiding Member of Maytag Warhorr 6 Dryorr I . Gwen Nelsot, second and I the Executive Council Maxine Nekon,' third. 1st Mount Currie Brownie Pack: Krista James, first; Sheena Students in the Grade 4 class at Mamquam Elementary School were delighted to see so many Wallace, second and Mary Jane visitors at their annual Open House. Dan, third. 1st Whistler Brownie Pack: Sina Crofton, first; Rya Kirk- wood, second and Lisa Griffen, third.

There are five Brownie and * Guide companies in the Coast WHY SEND YOU,R FURNITURE Mountain District who would like to thank the RCMP for 7 judging the posters. OUT OF TOWN Coming and Going Mrs. David Smith and her son Gary spent a few days in Vic- toria last week with her grand- parents' Mr. and Mrs. Paul Russell. Young Gary. delighted the hearts of his great grand- father and great grandmother. wvv.u~wuravJ frnrn-*-- --J ------U a** Get -- evetvthine Our sympathy is extended to Mrs. Jessie Rae, her sons and but qualitv daughters on their loss of a loving husband and father, Robert (Bert) Rae who..passed away on April*+* 14th. How nice to see Mrs. Blanche Richmond PlymouIt h St. Laurent home again after her Chry wmaw t WB stay in Lions Gate Hospital. +*+. Congratulations to Mr. and proud to present Mrs. Richard Olson on the arrival of their first grandchild, COMPLETE ,FINISHING AND REFINISHING the Jayco line 00 qua a son weighing four pounds five and one-half ounces, born to AT CBRIIPiTSTSVE PRICES OH DOORS, recrerroional veh6eIes. Dan and Diana Ford of Smithers on April 22nd. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Boulter of Bl=FOLDS, CABINETS AND FURNITURE' Smithers are the delighted Jayco offer campers, trailers, motorhomes and paternal grandparents. Equally fifth wheels in a size and interior layout to suit pleased great grandparents are you. Each unit is built to a standard that many Mrs. Clara Olson of Squamish 'Contractors - Finished Doors and thought no longer existed, yet all are affordable. and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baity of So, before you make your next -selection take a Quesnel. Bi=Folds available on request * * *. - look at Jayco. Every unit is backed by our ex- The expression "At this point cellent parts and service dept. in time'' reveals why politicians For more Information, contact take an hour to make a 20 plmllrnllrnm~lmmll~lllm~o=1 minute speech. What happened the professionals at Rise and Shine. Plorro rend mo further I to "now"? I +++ I Informrtion on Jryco I Mr. and Mk Owen Reeve : CrmperrO Trrllorr 0 M. Homer II I have returned from a holiday in Flfth Whoelr I Reno with her cousin Mary I 0 Thompson of North Vancouver I c and her husband. I- RISE AND SHINE .I NAME ...... I I *** I ADDRESS The best of luck to Ted and -- I ...... Helen Morris as they leave for . P.CODE ... .,,...... I 1-11 their new home near Salmon L,--,,,------_ ----1-1111-1 J Arm. ENTERPRISES Acrorr from tho School Board Ofilce ' Record Your Own Stereo Cassettes for Home or Cir

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