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1- 1 Darts and daffs 10 3 ; sports 22 S e SQTV 11 U i Classifieds 25 e works9”said Anema. $280,000 .in service level increases, In 1996, the district collected a rev- ouncil to start budget Service level increases requested for and grant-in-aid requests totaling enue sharing grant of about $619,000. l. 1998 include the possible hiring of $83,380 from various community That grant was reduced by less than - another RCMP member, expansion of groups in need of financial help. The half for 1997. “We do have a big concern about the I somehow doubt she e the Victims Services Program, addi- Squamish Public Library board has The Chief tional clerical staff, a human resources also requested a grant-in-aid of provincial government,” said Anema. will he making a claim officer and additions to other munici- $428,500 for the new facility. “Everyone is concerned that the with ICBC province is going to say that’s it for pal departments. These requests will hema said Squamish, as all other OUOTEOF THE YEAR be considered by council during B.C. municipalities, is struggling to grants. We’re on the edge of our i Cpl. Joe Schfield, after a woman was upcoming budget discussions. stay on its financial feet in the midst of seats.” The district is also expected to i caught smashing the windows of her “The process will include debating a shift from provincial spending to get a B.C. Rail grant in-lieu of taxes of own car at Portweau Cove cil adopted the district’s 1998 at least $195,000 and to collect I. what service should be increased, if local spending due to less money isional budget Dec. 16 which $8,566,841 in general taxation. 3 any,” said Anema. coming from provincial coffers. This s an approximate $900,000 will likely result in either increased Council will start meeting regularly v The budget includes $63,588 in salarv and benefits for Sauamish’s taxes or cuts to services. in January to determine what will and .I 1 asurer and acting administrator newly-hired economic development The district is still waiting to hear what won’t be included in the 1998 5 ema said the deficit will mean officer. Mitchell Edgar began working from the provincial government about budget. The provisional budget is adjustments will have to be for the district Dec. 15. what the revenue sharing grant will be what council and district staff will e e to the budget but cuts will not Preliminary numbers show the final for 1998, which is included as a rev- work on and adjust before adopting ly be as drastic as last year. The operating budget will include about enue item of $280,300 in the budget. the final budget next May. rict reported a 1997 budget short- II of $3.3 million last December. think the $900,000 deficit is a rea- I ble figure to begin with,” said -7 a. “There are some hard deci- For to be made but it’s not an insur- 3 ema said the majority of the ]BY AL PWCE Program Society, which is hoping to raise funds for winter The Chief survival gear and a hypothermia kit for the society. aff members in various municipal Registration runs from 10-11:30 a.m. and the swimmers Most people cringe at the thought of jumping into the take the plunge at noon. There will also be games for the ers, in 1997 and for 1998. chilly waters of Howe Sound at the best of times. But a lot kids, a water safety display, hot refreshments and prizes for h our pattern of growth and of people put their fears aside on New Year’s Day. Many of the best costume, with registration and refreshments by ed demands, departments are them plan to join the annual Polar Bear Swim at Porteau donation. Cove Provincial Park. Spectators are most welcome to cheer on thc (foo1)hardy a large demand for capital Hosting the event this year is the Squamish Emergency souls. Sea to Sky Real Estate Tuesday, December 30, 1997 The Chief Squamish, B.C. r =Iyear inI neview-n I

The Sqc is pub1 Tu€ €!W uamish Public library to'be built this yea WestMoi 1' 315 Firs January 7 CoChre New library construction starts this month M Aftcr eight years of negotiating and planning, the Squamish Rober Public Library board's dream of a new facility is coming true. Pr Construction on the new building is slated to begin this month. Keitl SC~OQIdistrict revises budget without impact on Wce- existing staff Jeannekc Howe Sound School District #48 is re-working its 1996/97 Group operating budget to balance its books. Superintendent Doug Courtice said the budget will be revised this month to forecast a balanced year-end document.

January 14 Eagles down, humans up The 11th annual Squamish bald eagle count held Sunday yielded the lowest numbers since 1991. A total of 1,319 eagles were counted by 53 volunteers, and 31 trumpeter swans were seen, way up from last year's eight. Eagles counted last year were 1,859.

January 21 Penn Trustees bring hack crossing guards PU Parhits let out a sigh of relief last Wednesday when Howe Sound's School District 48 trustees passed a motion to bring back crossing guards for the remainder of the 1996/97 school vex-. Estuary Consewation Society demands total ban on development hlenibers of the Squamish Estuary Conservation Society are

callinr!L- for 110 inore development in the estuary. At a special nieeting held ~JI.13, society members adopted a resolution "thiit r& further development of the Squamish River estuary be AI undertaken whatsoever-, to ensure that important ecological, E social and cultural values are preserved for future generations." i Kevin BRIGITTEPETERSJiNmE Brigitt Four-year-old Bryan gave his mom Cheryl Gordon a hug after the community rallied to his support. He was b January 28 Re1 Fund set up to help save boy with cancer tling a rare form of cancer, and Coun. Dave Young set up a bank account to receive donations. Bryan is now doing well and the remainder of the fund is helping others in need. Karer: Riding around on his tricycle, wearing his ball cap and Photc Popeyc: sweater, four-year-old Bryan Gordon looks liie any other boy his age. But he does not 1;ve the life of a typical child. Dianne Darit Bryan, a Squamish resident, is battling a rare form of cancer Ad Repi called Burkitt's Lymphoma, and every day is a challenge for the News from years boy and his family. District of Squamish Coun. Dave Young has Francl QO~W bv in Productii opened a bank account for Bryan at the Bank of Montreal in Compiled by Kevin McK~oQ,from The Squamislh Times conrtesy of the Squamish. Squamish Public Library, and The Squamish Chief Squarnish Ann Appeal CSU~overturns dangerous driver's #am; Week of December 30 responding to a request from the District of =timat for sui Graphir a cq am itta I port for Bill C-5 1, an Act to prohibit the advertising and prc A huge weight has been lifted from the shoulders of the fam- Dianc Five years ago this week motion, and respecting the labeling and monitoring, of tobac 1 " 1 ilies arid friends of three young Squarnish men killed in a hor- Productit 4 co Products. Provisions of Bill C-51 include a complete ba rendous accident on Hwy. 99 in the Cheakamus canyon in From the archives of the Squamish Chief News reporter Ron Enns had his story on poor results on on advertising and promotion, and stronger and more visibl Kathryr 1993. In a unanimous decision Wednesday, three justices of the health warnings. Accc B.C. Court of Appeal overturned a previous B.C. Supreme provincial exams by Howe Sound Secondary school students Court decision acquitting Ryan Reed, who was driving the in the 1991/92 school year selected as The Chief's top story Jill of the year. It was selected by the newsroom as the top story Fifteen years ago this week riministra truck which struck the Squamish vehicle, of three counts dan- The Squamish Times did not publish gerous driving causing death. of the year because it epitomized the role of a community Henry newspaper in keeping individuals and organizations account- Circula tic able to the community they serve. In journalism, breaking a We~tyyears ago this week February 4 The Squamish RCMP detachment had a busy month, han Rece, ksnsdale joins protest again? municipal cuts story and then having that story lead to changes in the way an individual or organizations go about their business is effec- dling nine incidents of assault, two cases of assault ausinl Squamish Mayor Corinne Lonsdale is one of a number of bodily harm, one case of fraud, seven cases of disturbing thc municipal officials from across B.C. planning to deliver a mes- tive reporting, and rewarding for the newspaper and commu- . nity. peace, six dog complaints, two motorcycle complaints, fou sage directly to Victoria telling the provincial government to cases of break and entry into businesses and seven into resi take back the cuts to local governments. No date has yet been Ten years ago this week dences. There were seven motor vehicles and one motorcyclc Telt (604) 1 From the archives of the Squamish Times stolen. The RCMP held 53 prisoners, eight of whom werc The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications drunk in a public place. Fa ief Commission approved an application by the Mountain FM There may be some long awaited improvements to the roac (604) I fL for a frequency change'from 98.3 Mhz to 104.7 Mhz and an between Cheekeye and Pilchuk if plans recently envisagec IB? Mail: BY by the Squamish Indian Band take place. Engineers have E- Box -3500 Fax: increase in the effective radiated power from 2,400 watts to competed surveys of all reserve lands in the Squamish valleq sqc Sq u ani i s h (604) 20,000 watts. The changes will increase the broadcast range mountai and band manager Percy Paul1 hopes that some work will be B.C. VON 3GO 892-84 of the Mountain FA4 and provide a clearer signal to listeners. Squamish council voted to join in the war waging over the started in the spring. The band's proposal also includes the Yearly SE E-mail: [email protected] advertising and promotion of tobacco products. Council was construction of 75 homes, 15 in Squamish. Home (Squarr $3 anadian P ,'I $6 U.S. (Sec $70A OVf $115.

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The Squamish Chief Editorial enquiries ? is Dublished everv Please contact The Chief Box 3500, 381 13 Second Awtiuc, Tuesday by Squamish, British Columbia VON 3GO WesiMount Press itd. Phone: 892-9161 Fax-: 892-8483 315 First Street East E-mail: sqchief@rnountain - inter.net Cochrane, Alberta TOL ow1 Robert W. Doull President Year in Review Keith Bennett Wee-President Jeanneke Van Hattem Group Publisher Jersev hikers saved bv cell ID set for the trip to the legislature, but Lonsdale said it will be before Glen Clark’s government announces the provincial budget.

Februa 11 Sparks raise $2057or Bryan Gordon Fund Members of the Second Mamquam Sparks and parents braved the chill Saturday morning to collect bottles, cans Penny Graham and cash donations to raise money for Publisher the Bryan Gordon Fund. About 11 girls went door-to-door in Garibaldi Highlands collecting empties and cash donations. The five-year-olds started just after 9 a.m. and went for about two hours. After the final count, the group raised $205.31 for the fund.

AI Price February 18 Editor Cell phone saves lives sf lost hikers Brigitte Petersen NTHE Carrying a cellular phone likely saved &%in McKinnon was b Reporters the lives of five New Jersey visitors who 1 well went for an afternoon hike up the Karen Milstein Stawamus Chief and got lost Sunday - Photographer night. Cold and wet from the heavy rain, Dianne Hathaway the five were otherwise none the worse AL PKICIfliiE CtiIEI Darien Adley for wear after spending almost four hours Squarnish Emergency Program coordinator Jim Lang brought his cheerleaders with him when he accepted the 1 rs Ad Representatives missing in the heavy bush above Shannon chamber’s Citizens of the Year award on behalf of the group. With him were, from left, his wife Debbie, Kathy Smillie, Frances Coulis Falls. Barb Cates and Sylvia Carratt. Stephen Shard and Dave Fenn, owners of the Howe Sound Inn and Brewing Company, Production Manager TruSteeS get Cs‘eatiW to bahCX were named Businesspersons of the Year. Ann Stampfl school district budget Kama Woods Howe Sound School District 48 staff members and trustees have found 1r sup Graphic Designer some creative ways to balance the school board’s 1996/97 budget. id prc Diane Soares Trustees adopted the final budget for the 96/97 fiscal year at a meeting tobac Production Assistant Feb. 12. :te ba visibl Kathryn Sorenson Accountant February 25 COUS~C~Bwants first claim on water source Jill Smith The District of Squarnish wants to make sure it gets first priority from ldministrative Assistant the provincial government for water at Powerhouse Creek. Henry Lacroix Council unanimously passed a motion Feb. 18 to send correspondence Circulation Manager to the Ministry of Environment, Lands and Parks stating the district con- siders Powerhouse Creek, located on Crown land east of the eastern I, han Receptionist municipal boundary line, an important potential water source and the dis- mini trict’s need should be given top priority over other commercial or indus- ng thc trial use applications. i, fou: Bryan’s medication costs cowered J resi. A local volunteer with the Canadian Cancer Society’s emergency aid rcyclt Telephone (604) 892-9161 program said Bryan Gordon will have 100 per cent of his medication wen costs covered by the program. FaLine 2 roac (604) 892-8483 March 4 sagec E-mail Problem areas identified in schsol board inquiry havc One week after announcing the superintendent of schools for Howe valleq sqchief@ mountain-inter.net Sound District 48 is leaving, the board released an overview of a recent rill be inquiry into the district’s operations. The flow of financial information to 2s the Yearly Subscriptions the board and the payroll system were identified as having serious pro- Home Delivery cedural deficiencies. (Squamish Area) - $37.50 Ianadian Mail Delivery March 11 - $60.00 District to record illegal suites for utility charges U.S. (Second Class) With one councillor in opposition, Squamish council decided last week $70.00 Cdn to authorize district staff to start compiling a list of illegal suites for util- 1 Overseas K $115.00 Cdn ity billings. Coun. Ron Barr said utility charges €or 500 secondary suites which are not currently billed would generate more than $200,000 for the Canada Post district. i Publication Mail Sales Police, pub owners to crack down on disorderly patrons $ Product Agreement Disorderly conduct by patrons will be met with swift punishment fol- ,, No. 251828 lowing a meeting between Squamish RCMP and representatives of liquor 5 *+ Reproduction of any establishments in the community last week. material contained in this Mew health council announced ‘C publication is expressly After several months of not knowing his fate, Jim Miller of Squamish * xbidden without the prior consent of the publisher. is once again the chair of the’ Sea to Sky Community Health Council.

L Health Minister Joy McPhail announced Miller’s appointment Wednesday, along with eight other representatives from Squarnish, Whistler and Pemberton.

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II b, -- e i a li I for calling Mount Pleasant Jenny Kwan a liar ‘in ling poor rcviews from leaders and elders today to MLA Cantonese during her response to the throne speech March 25. some local tourism opera- talk about a number of issues, including rumors tors. The 80-page final April 8 report, erititled Squamish about natives considering Tourism Marketing Plan building a casino in the area. Public discussion on airport land use issue ready arid Development Strategy, Some cduncillors have for takeoff will be considered €or strong views against gam- Residents with opinions about a proposed bylaw changing the endorse mcnt during bling, others said they would Squamish airport back to limited use will have an opportunity tonight’s council meeting. have to give it much more to be heard during tonight’s public hearing. During last week’s Plan 80 curb homo- thought before jumping to meeting, several council members expressed their desire to heaI either side. phobia sparks opinions from a wide range of Squamish citizens. contto- Mayor warns of tax increase wersy Taxpayers can expect to fork out more money to the districl Concerned parents and Squamish ationl this year, said Mayor Corinne Lonsdale. District staff is tc teachers packed the com- investigates determine this week how much the tax increases will be. munity theatre at Howe Sound Secondary School destination-style last Tuesday to get more casino option infc)rmation ori a controver- Squamish Nation leaders CLASSIFIEDS BRING RESULTS! bial proposal for ii program officially announced last CALL $92461 AND BOOK dcicnctlL to eliminate dis- week their interest in pursu- C’I‘ i rii i ri ;t t io 11 aga i n s t gays ing the possibility of setting YOURS TODAY! ;~ndIcsbians in scliools. up a destination-style casino bb’lllciritcnt of rt‘solution in this area. 102 i\ to t’nsurc that stu- “We have not made a deci- d C’ r1 t 5 ;i rc t re ;i t ed equal I y, sion whether we should go rc‘c;i rd lcss of their scxu;tl ahead with this or abandon it oricii\;itiori,9. said Alex (as an idea),” said Chief Bill hlillcr, prcsident of the Williams during a phone I lowc Sotirid Tciicticrs’ interview last week. “We Ai,s oca1 ;it i c) n . just want to investigate it for A Name YQU Can 1I1‘ now.” Lyle & Lori encourage h3aI-ch 25 Nebbeling Q~Ipolitical Nebbeiing is hotseat conwinced a aww West Vancouver-Garibaldi funeral costs Crown corporation for AL PRICEJ~HECHIEF MEA Ted Nebbeling is still Renowned Canadian pianist Janina Fialkowska per- dealing with the ramifica- forests is on the way tions of comments he made formed at the community theatre at HSSS, sponsored by the Funeral Directors ‘I’he hlinistry ot €oressts is in the B.C. legislature last C) Howe Sound Performing Arts Association. The event, co-spon- sc r i u s 1y co 11sidc r i ng cre - 0 Available 24 hrs. sored hy Squamish Rotary, raised funds to purchase a new grand week mocking an NDP rival at ion of’ ;I 1it3w Crourii cor- piano. in Cantonese. poration to handlc the s;mall Nebbeling, a former biisiiics portion ut‘ timber Whistler mayor who is now ti ;II’VL‘S[i 11 v i n t ti c province, a Liberal MEA, was in the political hotseat over the weekend h~~ias thc Srixi11 Busine S s Enterprise Program. The move could mean ;in end to the Ministry of Forests as it is now knoivn. “The rumors seem to have some merit,” said West ~iii~~~~uvt:r-GaribaldiMLA and Liberal forests critic Ted Rick Fil Scbbcling from his Victoria oftice Friday. Motorcy Csund divided on casino gambling Easter S Squaixish c.ouncil is scheduled to meet with Squamish Nation Michael

SQUAMISH PUBLIC LIBRARY Jan. 19th - 30th, 199E In response to your repests Monday to Fridq the library bookdrop will now be 830 AM to 430 PIV Dillah Cost $61 5.0C admini open 24 hours for your convenience. After s General We ask you to make sure that when past 20 : you return items into the drop been elil: they do fa11 down the chute. Call Brad at M.E.T.S. First Aid is tra t ive to Sky C If it is clogged do not put your (6041 301 - 1954 register Caunci items in as they may be stden and A relat you are responsible for items until land use tle cons they are scalnraed in at the desk. Course will be held ot outcome Best Uestern Sea To Sky Hotel Park Lei This space is sponsored by Rct Now! Limited to 12 people! closer tc Squamish Credit Union & Major A 14: Sqaramish drug sec 38918 Progress way seven p‘ drug m; (OffHwy 99)

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Rick Fitzgard, a member of the Squaniish chapter of the British Columbia Coalition of Motorcyclists, took Michael St. Pierre for a ride on his Harley Heritage Softail at the Easter Seal Camp. It is the second year BCCOM mebcrs have taken caniptlns for rides, and Michael said it was “awesome.”

Alprill 15 last week. Squamish RCMP members assisted Dillabough gone as health in surveillance of the suspects and the execu- adm i n i strati on reorg a nize d tion of search warrants on a residence on Wze After sewing as administrator of Squamish Rd. near Judd Slough in Brackendale arid a General Hospital and Hilltop House for the storage facility April 12-13. past 20 years, John Dillabough’s position has Council engages outside agency for been eliminated as part of the massive admin- review ob its annual stipends istrative changes taking place in the new Sea Council approved a recommendation last to Sky Community Health Council. week to pay an outside agency to consider the Council favors limited use at airport amount of council members’ stipends. With A relatively civil five-hour public hearing on the exception of councillors Sandra Bauer and land use at the Squamish airport resulted in lit- Meg Fellowes, they also agreed to abide by the tle consensus and few results. But the final agency’s recornm endat ion. outcome of the April 8 meeting in the Brennan Park Leisure Centre brings the airport one step April 29 closer to reverting back to limited use. Zirnhelt vows support for protected

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Low t' r Main1 and . Regional district taxes going down fa in Squarnish Squamisti property owners will see a reduc- tion in tases paid out to the Squamish-Lillooet Vi Rcgional District this year. Wedne Maq: 6 neetin Community living workers prepare ng in for strike Sunshi kom Sonic eniployt'cs of' Sea to Sky Community S :ommi Services Society may so011 be going on strike, sound along with other E3.C'. Government and Service Eniployces' Union (BCGEU) members across neet tk ion (tic province. 'I'hc dispute between BCGEU of arid the Community Social Services n the 1 E IIIp 1o y e Is Assoc i a - t ion (CSS EA) is a bout \v;igt's, pcrisioris. job security, tienetits and othcr issucs. Man I ;lid€! Mav 13 One I Tax revenue set aside for public i ma safety building 'embe Scpanisli council gwe flrst three readings to it arted the dis,trict's tax rate bylw on May 6 with one Torest couricillvr in opposition to part of it which puts ogginl louth : riioiic\ aside for ;i ~icwpublic safety building. The to1 C'ouri. hi1I-dli said he does not support a 10-ccnt iricrcasc in ttic residential rate which is pprox iv er ag1 mcm to go to\urds ii ricw facility to be built netres soriictinic 111 tlic' nur f'uture. Lonsdale skepticat about Clark's dong netre. plan for forestry jobs ;and\ hki\ or C'orinnc Lxmsdale said Premier Glen C'larc may be too optimistic about creating set c( Squai jobs ;id sustainable communities for B.C. Ken Hall, left, and Steve ihbson, both of Squamish, spent several months working on the new highway exchange at Furry Creek. can of municipalities dependent on the forest indus- The privately-financed project will open up the waterfront for a major residential and commercial development. try. wich bc Lonsdale, along with about 40 mayors from sidewal May 20 rock face, while the Chev went into the ditch ous endorsement of the Squamish Estuary 2o regu across the province and a dozen representa- Squamish man dies in head-on on the other side of the road. Management Plan during the May 28 regular tives from various forestry organizations, met collision Climber's head injured in Grand Wall mishap meeting. In a 4-3 vote, three council members, with Clark and Forcsts Miriister David Zimhelt Climber David Andrew Kutas, 29, sustained Ron Barr, Paul Lalli and Mayor Corinne in Vancouver Wednesday to talk about meth- Squamish RCMB are investigating a bizarre Canat traffic fatality in which a young Squamish man head and shoulder injuries Wednesday when Lonsdale opposed the motion to revoke coun- ods to help resource-dependent communities he fell 10 metres, hitting a rock face, while cil's support. Jean Wilkinson, president of the resea find dift'ercnt ways to achieve true sustainabil- was killed after being involved in his second A gro head-on collision within a matter of four kilo- scaling the classic Split Pillar route on the Squamish Estuary Conservation Society ity. Grand Wall of the Stawamus Chief. (SECS), presented a petition to council with PrePari Clark called the two-hour meeting to ask metres at Porteau Cove Saturday night. Police about signatures from people supporting Dubreu said a southbound Chevrolet Cavalier driven 1,500 mayors and forest industry representatives for May 27 no further development in the estuary. Headsh input and support for some of his plans, includ- by Victor Scheepe, 20, crossed over the centre Council rescinds SIPPPQ~~for estuary No surprises, many promises made conjun, ing his goal of creating 21,OQO jobs during the heand struck a northbound BMW on the hill Reync just above Porteau at approximately 10:30 ma?lagernent ph next five years for displaced forest workers. by candidates The I - pm. The BMW flipped three times striking the LFquamish council voted to rescind its previ- There was no clear winner, or loser, of last ; t

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Wednesday’s all-candidates when West Vancouver-Sunshine Coast voters meeting. About 100 people liv- elected John Reynolds as their new member of ing in the West Vancouver- Parliament (MP) during the June 2 federal elec- Sunshine Coast riding, mostly tion. Reynolds, 55, said he will be busy during the from Squamish, gathered in the next month setting up his Ottawa bureau and is :ommunity theatre at Howe planning to open constituency offices in West Sound Secondary School to Vancouver and Gibsons. In 1978 the Swift Fox was classified :is neet those running for the posi- extinct in Canada. ion of member of Parliament June 17 n the June 2 federal election. Future uncertain far teacher-librarians In three years, with your help, 250 br-wdirq; Teachers, parents and students packed the Howe pairs could ensure tlw survival of‘ this spbc.its June 3 Sound School District’s board of trustees’ meeting in the short grass wildland. Man lost in Pernbeetsn room June 11 to show their opposition to a 50 per In 1971, Miles and Beryl Srnc~~tori,t‘ounticlrs of cent funding cut for teacher-librarians throughout slide the Cochrane Wild1 ifit Rest?rve brought two One man is missing following the district. breeding pairs back to Canada frorn thtl I_J.S. FRBC crews work to restore watershed 1 massive landslide near During the last 25 yars this captive coloriy ’emberton Saturday. The slide creek has produced over 800 Swift Fox for rcilwsch in ;tarted on the In-schuck-ch A Forest Renewal BC-funded project to restore Canada. These tiny carnivores weigh Ic?ss than Torest Service Road, an old the Squamish River watershed is creating tempo- a jackrabbit and feed upon srnal1 rodctit.s, ogging road 50 kilometres rary employment while improving water quality go ph e rs amp11 i b i ans , rc p 1,i 1e s , i r I s c c t s , t )cI’ 1- i c-5 ;outh southeast of Pemberton. and fish habitat. FRBC has set aside $350,000 for and grass. The total length of the slide is the project for 1997/98, which is to be put towards ipproximately 1,500 metres, its restoring drainages in the watershed. At present thcrr. arc: 289 Swift Fox (.xisting iIi iverage width is about 50 Canada (500 are ncded). Wc ~g~l~iti~rr-oqiiin~ netres and the average depth June 24 the funding to keep breeding and rc1lcl:ising dong the slide is about one Environmentalists turned back at pro- these animals for thc nort three years. I netre. logging blockade If we can achieve this goal, Canada will hattul Sandwich board signs A group of about 100 loggers, their families, first nation to reintroduce an extinct ciirnivorcl jet council’s approval John Reynolds friends and Squamish business representatives into its historic range. new Reform MB Squamish- business owners turned the tables on environmentalists and block- can officially put their sand- aded the road into the Elaho valley over the week- Please mail your donation to: wich board signs out on district end. The group, which included Squamish Mayor sidewalks foliwing a decision made by council during the May Corinne Lonsdale, Liberal MEA and forests critic Ted C och rane Wi 1dl i fe Res e rve tuary 20 regular meeting. Nebbeling, and chamber of commerce president Ron Anderson P.O. Box 484 gular and manager Wendy Magee, turned back a group of about 50 Cochrane, Alberta bers, June PO environmentalists with People’s Action for Threatened Habitat TOL OW1 rinne Dav chrome d~mes40 help fund cancer (PAm), who had planned a weekend camp to teach non-violent Coclirane Wildlifi3Rescrve is u rcgistcrcd clrcirity Canada I I :oun- #0916387-54and issues n tax receipt f;,r all tlnrrntions. the protest and blockade tactics. PAW supporters blockaded the research For more information, Phone (403)9.‘12-.56:12, A growing number of Squamish law enforcement officers are road further up the valley in March and May, preventing log- Ziety ers from working. fax (403) 932-6303, e-nrnil: [email protected] .coni with preparing to imitate Mr. Clean for a good cause. Const. Steve visit our we!)si&: wiuui.ciiirg.nh.ct:~(~()~/ -sc,ho/i*/I) /sirliftfox. /if nil Dubreuil of the Squamish detachment is coordinating the Cops iccord promises more forestv jobs r-ing The executive director of the So0 Coalition for Sustainable , Headshaving Cops for Cancer fund raiser which will be held in conjunction with Canada Day celebrations in Squamish July 1. Forests said she is “cautiously optimistic” about the province’s le new jobs and timber accord announced last week by Premier Revnolds eager to debate in Ottawa -. -. , Th;’e Reformuparty began its second reign over the corridor wen LlarK. ’ last i

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...... DAVIDDONA1.DSON~tltr: CtIIEF ...... , . ;zi;3$ amber manager Wendy Magee planted a wet one on the new chrome dome of The ...... ~ - ._ ief editor AJ Price on Canada Day. He was participating in the Buzz the Fuzz program, hich several RCMP members, firefighters, Squamish Nation Peacekeepers, conserva- n officers and others had their heads shaved to raise money for cancer research. A i que for $10,000 was presented at the end of the event. I

July 1 8 Reach 4OOO-t households and more than 12,DOO readers y promises injunction to stop eslrwironmental bkzkade * Your flyer arrives in a welcome package the second consecutive weeken& environmentalists attempting to drive up to the Elaho were stopped at a blockade by loggers, their families, friends and business representatives 21 of the upper Squamish. stern Canada Wilderness Committee director Joe Foy ai-rived at the blockade shortly itlier a.m. Saturday attempting to gain access to a research camp the group set up in the Elaho two

was denied access by a group of biockaders, who demanded he sign :i petition to the provin- 1 government asking that anyone blockading working loggers be held liable for lost wages and s, and that foreign nationals participating in illegal blockades be deported immediately. ral groups of river rakers and hikers signed the petition and were allowed through, but Foy

July 8 wironmentalists erect their own information camp he blockade at Mile 21 of the upper Squamish valley, known as Interfort, is now a subdivi- Joe Foy and some of his Western Canada Wilderness Committee members set up their own 10 metres from the blockade Sunday afternoon, vowing to stay there until their court case ard in Vancouver July 16. ncillors refuse to sign petition ish council members were denied access past Mile 21 of the upper Squarnish July fused to sign a petition at an information gate set up by a pro-logging group

ellowes, Sandra Bauer and Lyle Fenton said they were embarking on a tour 8, hosted by Interfor, along with other council members to get a closer look the company's forest practices. When they arrived at Mile 21 early Wednesday morning, all ncil members were told they must sign the petition before accessing the contentious area. r refusing to sign it, Fellowes, Bauer and Fenton turned around and got a ride back to amish in a logging truck while the others continued on the tour.

July 15 ockaders angered by phony, rude signatures ger surfaced at the blockade at Mile 21 Saturday morning when it was found many of the ticipants in the Witness Program, sponsored by the Squamish Nation, had signed the petition th false and rude names. Spokesman Ken Bayers said discussions earlier in the week with ...... uamish Nation Chief Bill Williams resulted in an agreement that all Witness Program partici- ......

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A street filled with the union members: honk your biggest daffodils imaginable car horns as you drive by to to the Squamish Emergency show your support for our Program memtws and MI'Ts, Retail Wholesale Canada sis- I I e;icIi ;ind every entrant and A...... ters from the United ...... wcrwic who came out to Steelworkers Union, or drop ciijov the Christmas parade. by with warm drinks and 1.~1 Squamish Station goodies. You can really show istfer Safety Shopping Centre for sponsor- your support by walking the Radar Laser inqL it ;ind to ('lit! Millcr for picket line. At the vey least, Detector thc IISC: ~)frhc o!d Mountain honor the line. By supporting from t* 13uilding ('csitres lot. It was a each other, wem all benefit. w IOI of fun, iind grc;it to have G =* * $98? so iniiily youngsters taking Big and little bouquets of

prt. Idsmikc it bigqerLG and daffodils to the staff at the 892-2355 twttt'r. Scc YOU ;ili again next Grizzly Bar and Grill for parxlc. Smta's helper. their Christmas donation to 381 64 I$$ Big Brothers and Big Sisters Cleweland A 'Y A tcmp t'ilicd with daffys to of Squamish. m Grcg Gardncr for the use of hi3 truck for picking up all More big and little bou- the tood donations from the quets of daffodils to the Rick "The Unloading Zone" dif'fcrcnt schools for the Hunter family for Canucks Is This A Program For You C'om ni uii it y Christ mas Cart:. tickets, Xocolatl for a Or

n-il~c;ir's shocks thank you, Christmas creation, and to all 3370 a s I I SOIII~OII~YOU OW tc,o. those businesses which coil- The Unloading Zone is a program designed to help ISB tributed to our Christmas Picket liiies full of daflfodils gourmet basket. Thanks also adolescents deal with anger in constructive ways, to to the 90 pcr cent of the cum- V to those who sold tickets for reduce the intensity of anger in provocative situations, rnunity wile are supporting us us. Our Christmas raffle was and to teach skills that enable them to make positive on the picket line at SAAN. a success because of you. choices about dealing with anger. Many thanks for the dough- Thank you, from Big 8 starts nuts, coffee, hot chocolates, Brothers and Big Sisters. This week program on words of encouragement and horn honks. Monday, January 19, 1998 and runs Daffodils and a Merry Christmas to the 10 per cent who for An ice cream pail full of daffodils to Dairy Queen and all the to March 9, 1998 from 7 9:3Q p.m. whatever reasons were unable to give us their support. The Angels Anonymous who purchased Christmas gifts for the chil- at Sea to Sky Community Services Women of Steel, R/W Local 700. dren of Squamish. Santa gave them out to the little brothers, lit- 38 142 - S;B;cond he., Squdsh. m tle sisters and the waiting littles at our party. Thanks so much. A chocolate bouquet of tiger butter daffodils to Vicki Marlatt 81 Program Fee: $150.00 - Space is limited to 12 youth and Shari VanBavel of the Howe Sound Infant Toddler Daycare Daffodils to Howe Sound Secondary School, chef Tony aged 13 years and older, and who are having difficulty Centre for making and selling mouth-watering chocolates to Minichiello and also the Brackendale Secondary School stu- understanding and dealing with their anger. raise money for the kids' toys. Happy Holidays. Supported dents who volunteered €or the Community Christmas Dinner Child Care Program coordinator, Jane Ballance. Dec. 17, from the organizers. For information and referrals, contact: m R Sea to Sky Community Services Christmas daffodils to Chevron Town Pantry, Super Valu, Old Five dozen luscious daffodils to Tim Hortons for their gener- 89215796 Dutch and Elks Hall for all the great donations to the Howe ous donation towards the Squamish Youth Ambassador travel Sound Ringctte Petites' hotdog fund-raiser, going towards a fund. Our sale was a success thanks to you. Daffodils also to

-'I Christmas tournament in Coquitlam. Thank so much. the Valleycliffe General Store for the donation of hot chocolate, and to the Squamish and Mowe Sound Chamber of Commerce A warn1 and fuzzy daffodil to my husband, punkin' head. for loaning the facilities and the coffee urn. Squamish Youth Ttiarik vou for the thoughtful birthday present. Love you. Ambassador Trim Virgint.

1997 daf'todils to the backbone of School District #48 - Many festive and ribbon-wrapped daffodils to everyone who Corisrancc Rulkii. You are like a breath of fresh air. Merry has written to darts and daffodils during the past year. Your care Christmas and it liappy 2908 school year. From a fond admiri- and concern for your community and its fine citizens has kept cr. Many thanks and have a happy holiday. us hopping. Best wishes for daffodils only during the holiday season, and lots of polite, constructive darts and daffs in the Bouquets of daffodils to Squamish's Women of Steel as you new year. struggle for Jrour first coritrxt. And a reminder to all fellow The editor.

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@I6’ CBFT Movie. “Oz, un monde extraordinaire” 30 fois Bye Bye TeIej./Me t . La Bottine souriante IMovie: ‘Cabaret” ~ Sign-off a 11‘ KSTW Breaker I Sw. Valley Saved-Bell Roseanne Home Imp. Cheers Fra sie r Home Imp. Movie: “Dick Tracv” I News Cheers Extra @ 13 KCPQ Rangers IGoosebrnp Fu!l House Full House Simpsons Mad-You M‘A’S’H Simpsons Single 1413 Hope St. IStar Trek: Deep SDace 9 0 NW Century Lead On the Arts National Media and the Monarchy World News IBusiness (National [On the Arts (Media and the Monarchy National IBusiness I - 9’ ‘i /Q) XCTS Full Circle Full Circle Business News-Lehrer Ode to Joy: N.J. Symphony Orchestra I Great Performances Great Pe do rmances Perform YTV Hey Arnold! Beavers ITurtles Stickin’ Mummies 1 Sam &. Max WalGromit Goosebmp Buffy the Vampire Slayer 1 Breaker INever Work Catwalk ITarzan Super Dave ’ i. a /. m SUP “Two Bits” Movie: “Big Bully” Movie: “The Glimmer Man” Reel Entert Movie: “Dear God” Movie: “Eraser” I L 1 WTES 1 Movie: “Tradinq Places“ Cont’d 1 Movie: “White Men Can’t Jump” IMovie: “The ’Burbs” I Movie: “The Blues Brothers” I Year in Review oupweek blockade c e nts would sign the petition, which calls on t to force anyone stopping log- to provide compensation, and ave the camp at Mile 53 of the s Creek Valley on Sunday night. and gun club future could be eatened by pumice proposal director of the Squamish Valley Rod and Club said the association could be forced close its doors if a proposal for a pumice plant on a neighboring site is

July 22 e down at Mile 21 he right thing to do putting up this nd it’s the right thing to do to take n Bayers announced to a cheering re than 200 people at Mile 21 of uamish valley Wednesday after-

four-week blockade by log- ers, their families, business representatives, ticians and community support- nded. It was the same day the Wilderness Committee was in .C. Supreme Court attempting to have the GCMP policy of non-intervention in civil dis- 1 obedience changed so the environmental group 1 icould access its research camp in the Elaho

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~ Yey-we have proven that jobs are the most impor- tant thing here, and the community has been solidly behind us. 30 “Everybody expected violence. After all, _I we’re just a bunch of loggers. But violence is Walter Pauden of Burnaby was one of many volunteers who put in thousands of hours at the West Coast Railway Heritage Park this n the result of ignorance, and we’re not ignorant summer. The park set a new attendance record, and is well on its way towards raising the funds for the second phase of expansion and con- people .” struction.

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.. 2 9% linancing does no1 apply to medium duty vehkks. Cosveaion pacbgea ineliyble lor special linanciny rates. ‘Annual LilonRter limlt 20.000krn.$0.08 per mess kilomelet Other lease options available. ‘tlicence. insuliince and m taxer nct included. Dealer may sell or lease lor less. Uffen apply to ne# or 09785 demonstmtor rnadels equipped as described, and apply to qualified retail customn in BC only. Dealer trade may be cecesrary. Limited time oHea which nuy not be anhindwih otkr oHers.See )pur dealer lor mnditimaddetaik. - Year in Review 1 .c acl ief. HSSS students set new aca i Vancouver court house to hear his sentence for three counts of dangerous driving causing the ed t deaths of Devon Hedin, 21, Jason Wulf‘f, 20 and Dale Ethier, 22. Family members arid ; in t all friends from Squamish were hoping to hear inch Reed’s sentencing that day, but they were out ha of luck. The judge heard cases made for both sides and when time ran out, the hearing re-con- vened the next day but still no sentence was iven. fncidents af sabotage rising, becroon- ing more sophisticated The projects forester for International Forest Products’ empire Iogging division is concerned about the latest report of sabotage to logging equipment in the upper Squamish valley. Gord Prescott said the number of incidents involving unidentified people tampering with equipment is rising and getting more sophisticated.

September 30 Poor turnout art OWmeetings disap- points planning director Only one per cent of the district population attended recent meetings designed to give Squamish residents, district staff and council a better idea of what the futurc vision of the community should be. Margaret Thorn t on , coni in u n i t y pl ann i ng director, said she was disappointed by the low turnout at the meetings but the district was able to reach residents other ways.

October 7 This year’s graduating recipients of the Squarnish WQIIM~ saves ~QMS from

~ 5 $1,000 provincial post-secondary scholar- ‘ships are Scott Acoin, Devin Biln, Gareth SIa kllg haer Bradley, David Brewster, Bradley Coe, Squamish resident Jane Murray has a life- Barbara DeCook, David Jones, Carolyn long love for horses. So when she heard about the chance to adopt foals which would likely l Kelly-Smith, John Morrison, Mwalu end up as dinner in some Asian and European I Peeters, Sara Price, Katrin Rutishauser, Harinder Sangha, Kyla Sheffield and countries where horse meat is eaten, she ing the first board meeting jumped at the opportunity to rescue them. David and Natasha Slik. of the 1997-98‘school year - Murray recently transported three sickly Allison Crozier and Ryan Biln, both in KARENMILSTEIN~T’HECHIEFSePt. 10. bvshoup of Grade 11, also scored high OR the Grade 12 Nick Trace of %locan B.C., left, applied the oil as Ed Braun Sr. young hzrses, each only about three months Sq;arnish was *then old, to a Squamish area farm to nurse them exams and will receive their scholarships of Sayward B.C. wielded the saw in the World Championships at vice-chairperson by a major- when they graduate. Squamish Days Loggers Sports. ity vote. back to health.

Loggers getting stressed by van- October 14 September 9 September 23 dalism, sabotage at Elahs work site Casino added to Klahanie proposal Court ease an emotional roller Rutishauser awarded medal for aca- Frustration is mounting as a series of inci- The developer of the proposed Klahanie demic excellence dents at Interfor’s logging operations in TFL Marina Resort in Darrell Bay has added a pos- esaster for families Family support and stiff cornpotition from #38 in the Elaho valley have loggers fearing sible destination casino and bingo facility to its The past couple of weeks have been emo- some of her fellow students served Katrin tionally exhausting for the families and friends s for their safety. plan. Rutishauser well in her last two years at Mowe Two pieces of equipment have been tam- Keith Windross of Vancouver-based K.P. of three Squamish-born young men who died Sound Secondary School. Having good teach- in a head-on collision on Hwy. 99 three years / pered with, people are ignoring safety warning Projects Ltd. met with Squamish council ers didn’t hurt, either. On Wednesday, trustees : signs and walking into the active logging members and district staff during a committee ago. Ryan Reed, a 26-year-old Coquitlam res- from Howe Sound School District #48 pre- areas, and road and cutblock flagging has been of the whole meeting Sept. 2 to outline the pro- ident, appeared before B.C. Supreme Court sented her with the Governor General’s bronze removed or relocated. posed gaming addition and answer questions. Justice Peter Fraser on Sept. 12 in the I medal for acadcmic excellcnce. Tdking into

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When we fall short of your expeciation, please tell us. When a newspaper story does not seem to reflect fairly what was said, let our editors know. When we are unable to solve your complaint, we encourage yo” to submit it to the: B.C. Press Council 900 - 1281 W. Georgia St. Vancouver B.C. V6E 317 TeVFax: (604) 683-2571 The B.C.Press Council was created in 1983 as an independent review hoard to protect the public from press inaccuracy or unfitmess at and to promote quality From your friends Tuesday, December 30, 1997 lcBDl The Chief Squamish, B.C. Community News isu a guaranteed pick=me-upfor New Year's Day

ith Christmas Eve. Everyone will need a the coffee mixture can be for the mascarpone heat and keep beating on behind us, there's pick me up by then. replaced by 1/2 cup of Tia cream: high speed unit cooled slight- only the New Year For the Marsala in the Maria or Kahlua coffee 1 cup (8 ounces - 225 ly, about 5 minutes. There celetmtion left in the holiday recipe, Pellegrino Fine (about liqueurs. grams) mascarpone cheese should be about 2 cups. Cool Price sc:iwn. If' you're planning for $13) is a lovely medium Be sure to use a high quali- 11/4 sups whipping cream before using. ;I testiw Ncw Ycar's Eve or sweet Marsala. Or use ty cake. Avoid pound cake or 6 Tbsg. powdered sugar Make the mascarpone Da!?. ;! littlt: 'pick me up' Marsala Secco Superiore cake mix cakes. They turn to 1 egg yolk cream - beat the cheese in a nu!' tx most 1% t.lCORlt2. 'The Fratelli Fici (about $14) - mush when soaked with liq- 112 tsp. vanilla small bowl until smooth. In a I t ;I 1 i ;in dcsst' rt ' t i rii m is u ' is both can be used in making uid and ruin the overall for the coffee mixture: large bowl, whip the cream ...... WHIPS & SPOBNS iimed after :in Italian morn- sauces for meat or for soak- dessert. Try to find ladyfin- l/2 cup freshly brewed it 'Oft Peaks* Add ladyfingers, trimmed to fit, iricL ritu;il of cgoing into a cafe ing dried wild mushrooms gers. With their firm, spongy espresso the whipped cheese, sugar, Brush or sprinkle P/3 of the and askincb fix ;I 'tiramisu', before cooking with them. texture, they act like sponges 1 Tbsp. sugar egg yolk and vanilla to coffee mixture evenly over wrnt'thiriqc to 'pick riie up'. A Although Marsala is similar and don't collapse when wet. 1/2 cup rum cream, beating ""1 mixture the layer. Spread of the .\hot of' rich. thick Vov is to sherry in that both are for- You'll need at 24 to 30 cocoa powder for dusting holds stiff peaks. There 1/3 mascarpone cream on top, pourcd. 1% Iiich Leivcs the tified, they cannot be substi- ladyfingers, depending on the top of the tiramisu should be just over 3 cups. cover with 1/3 of the dririkcr ciicrg:. Vov is made tuted for one another. their size. Make the zabaglione - Make the mixture coffee - zabaglione. Repeat with the from cgg~sugar ;id Marsala keeps well once it's with a hand-held electric stir sugar and rum remaining layers of cake, VmcilL!,thc unit inq-cdi-L- opened and is quite uscful in mixer, beat the egg yolks and Tiramisu together until sugar dissolves. coffee mixture, mascarpone cnt\ 111 thc 7~i~Xi$lOIK!that thc kitchen. for the cake: sugar in the top pan of a Or substitute liqueur as rec- cream and zabaglione to CnriC-fich the hcst tirmiisu. For the rum, use a good, good quality sponge large double boiler until thick ommended above. P make three layers ending Siriiiliir to Li~iEiiglidi L- trifle, smooth, aromatic rum like cake or a package of Italian and lemon colored. Set over, To assemble the tiramisu - with zabaglione. Sieve cocoa tiriirniw origi~i~~tcdiii the B;tcardi Anejo (about $23) ladyfingers not in, simmering water. Add slice the cake horizontally powder lightly over the top. rcqicmL oi' FriuIi-Vcncziii only from Puerto Rico or for the zabaglione: the Marsala slowly, continu- into 3 equal layers. Place one Cover and &ill at least 15 lo 20 wars ago. Appelton Estate 5 Year Old 4 egg yolks ing to beat until the mixture layer in a shallow, flat bot- hours, up to 3 days. To serve, Iniycdicntsc vqfr-om kitchen (about $22) from Jamaica. 11/4 cup sugar triples in volume and holds tome' bowl, preferably glass. spoon onto dessert plates. to kitclicn. In this version, The espresso and sugar for 1/4 cup Marsalla soft peaks. Remove from Or cover the bottom with

rich spongc: c*;t k L1 1 iivc'rs itre sprinkled \\'itti espresso and I'LIII~.stacked with rniiscxr- . POIIC c rt' ;t ni a11tf ziiblig I ion c, iind dustccl with coco;i pow- ckr. Miiscarporit. is a very rich. fresh crem cheese from Lornbiirdy. It should be avail- able in wll-stocked super- markets. Tiramisu must be made hours in advance, and can be stored up to three day in the fridge. Make it now to serve at New Year's Public hearing for propane storage facility

Squamish residents with concerns or comments about it proposed propane storage and distribution facility in tile industrial park will be able to haw their say during an il pco ini ng p 11 b 1i c hear i ng . The hearing, scheduled for Jan. 6 iit 7 p.ni., will be held in council chambers at Municipal Hall. Council gave first and second readings to a Let's go! V6, dual air bags, 4-wheel anti-lock brakes, AM/FM stereo with CD, district zoning bylaw amend- front wheel drive, removable modular seating nient Dec. 2 to accommodate the proposal. The existing zoning is for light industrial /36 monlhs/$3,839 down, payment/ /36 months/$3,550 down. payment/ and the amendment is $325 security deposit/total obligation 513,487 $350 security deposit/total obligation $14,278 required to rezone the site, ." -.:...... _...... -...... located on Production Way, to ... industrial general. Derek Allen, a spokesman for proponent Super Save Enterprises Ltd., said during a re ce n t t e 1e ph o n e i n t e rv i e w the Langlcy-based company plans to place two propane '98ChevroIet Cavalier Sedan ...... Chevrolst Malibu . tanks or1 the property to pro- Tried Tested Dual air bags. 4-wheel anti-lock brakes. rear spoiler, tinted Thou htferlly V6 power, dual air bags, air conditioning, AM/FM stereo vide storage for ongoing dis- & True glass, 2 2 litre 120 HP, body side. body colour mouldings cra9t ed cassette/clock, 4-wheel anti-lock brakes, and much more! tribution in Squamish, 9 :&A RT E F h 5 E Whistler and Pemberton. The f propant: is to be used for heat- /36 rnx1:hs/S2.521 down pa /menu 1 136 rnonths/$l,246 down: payment/ ing honies and for industrial $300 securi:y deposit/total obliga\ion S9.289 $400 security deposiUtotal obligation $13,774 uses. Allen sitid full "crash protection" will surround the tanks arid the site is to be c~icloscclb!, ;i chain link i'ence and i1 lwkcd ;1c:ccss gate. Scpiimisti Fire Rcscue has notified the district it has no D9785 o bj t' ct io n s to t h t' pro po sa 1. Conccrncd residents are You should know this: 'Purchase finaricin on approved GMAC credit on1 Example: S'15,OOO at OO/o,APR the monthly payment is 5312.50 for48.rnonths. Cost of borrowinq IS 0. Total obli ation is $15.0&. Example: $15,000 at 2.9'1; Ah3 the monthly payrnent is $331.35 for 48 months. Cost of borrowing is $904.80. Total obligatiori IS 815.904.80. 8own payment, trade andor security deposit may be required. Monthly pa rnent and cost of borrowin will vary depending on amount encouraged to submit com- borrowed and down pa rnent'trade. 2.9% purchase financing does not apply to Corvette P Truck, devy Express and Chevy &press cut awa and cargo and Medium Duty Vehicle, dYealer order or.trade may be necessary. Conversion packages ineli' :bl for special financing ri?es."B sed on a 36 month Zase of Full-size mznts in wri!iiig or by tele- Extended Cab Pickup(Ven1urelCavalierSedan/Malibu. A down ayment, or lrade ,of, $3d9/83550/$2521/$1246 and %325/8350/$300/$400 securjty depo?it are re..+ uired ... Total obligation IS .S13.487/$14.278/$9289/$13.774. Xnnual kilometre llmit 20,000 krn, $0.08 per excess kilometre. Other lease options available. phone to council members reight included, licence. insurance and taxes not included. Dealer may sell or lease.for less. 't"0ffers appl to 1998 new or.demonstrator models equipped as described and a plies to qualified retail cuslorners in British Columbta on1 . Limited time offers which may no! be combined with other offers. See your dealer beforc the public hearing. fcr conditions and &tails. www.gmcanada.com is a trademark of General MoYors Corporation.

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(2 (1994, Comedy) George Wendt, 8:05 @ “Rooster Cogburn” Jackson. An ex-con enters t vania for the blood-rich shores of ** Jordan helps Bugs Bunny and hrs.) Robin Duke. After seeing an old (1975, Western) John Wayne, Ka- world of professional car thiev England. (In Stereo) Bl (2 hrs.) @ “Dear God” (1996) Greg friends in a basketball game. ‘PG’ ** flame, a dejected husband tries to tharine Hepburn. A spinster with a when he agrees to help incri a (12) **t “A New Leaf” (1971, (1 hr., 27 min.) Kinnear, Laurie Metcalf. A con ar- lift his life out of the doldrums by nate a local crime kingpin. (2 Comedy) Walter Matthau, Elaine grudge insists on joining a crotch- 7:05 Ql ff%“Jumpin’ Jack Flash” tist becomes an unlikely ambas- staging his own kidnapping. (2 ety marshal in his attempts to track 0 0 “Scattering Dad” (1 May. A poor playboy’s plans to sador of goodwill. ‘PG’ (1 hr., 52 (1986, Comedy) Whoopi Gold- hrs.) down a gang of desperadoes. (2 Comedy-Drama) Olympia wed and kill a wealthy woman go min.) berg, Stephen Collins. Acomputer @ 0*** “True Believer” (1 989, hrs., 15 min.) kakis, Andy Griffith. Premiere awry when he begins to fall for the operator’s life is turned upside 8:35 @ “The ’Burbs” (1989, ** Drama) James Woods, Robert 9:00 (D “Witness” (1 985, agoraphobic woman vows to k accident-prone heiress. (2 hrs.) Comedy)TomHanks, Bruce Dern. 0***’/z down when a trapped British spy Downey Jr. An attorney tries to Drama) Harrison Ford, Kelly the promise she made to her “Margaret’s Museum” A suburbanite’s plans for a peace- *** sends messages through her ter- regain his idealism when his de- McGillis. A tough cop takes refuge spouse to scatter his ashes ove (1995) Helena Bonham Carter, minal. (2 hrs.) ful vacation at home are ruined fense of an inmate reopens the in Amish country when corrupt beloved hideaway. (In Ster Clive Russell. Coal mine tragedies 8:OO @ rljl **l/z “Something when a strange new family moves case that sent the man to jail, (2 officers come after the young mur- loom over a Canadian woman’s Wicked This Way Comes” (1983, into the neighborhood. (2 hrs.) hrs.) der witness in his charge. (2 hrs., marriage. (In Stereo) ‘R’ El (1 hr., Horror) Jason Robards, Jonathan 9:00 “Police Academy 2: ** 850 @I(ZJ **Y2 “Le Pere de la 30 min.) 54 rnin.) Pryce. Two boys discover the se- Their First Assignment” (1985, mariee” (1 991, Comedie) Steve 1O:OO “The Man on the ~helly,’Neil. Duncan:‘ A medi 8:20 0 i 6; -k*+ ”Alice” (1990, co- cret underlying a mysterious car- a **Yz Comedy) Steve Guttenberg, Martin, Diane Keaton. Les dif- Shore” (1993, Drama) Jennifer frenzy lets loose when a rock sta mkdie) Mia Farrow, Alec Baldwin. nival where fantasies are fulfilled Bubba Smith. The zany graduates icultes d’i5tre pere et de laisser Zubar, Toto Bissainthe. An 8- his girlfriend and their entourag La rrionotoriie de son mariage fora horrible price. (In Stereo) El (2 attempt to stop rampant acts of partir sa fille avec I’homme qu’elle year-old Haitian girl copes with the descend on a quiet village hotel. ( pousse une femme mariee vers un hrs.) vandalism when they take to the a choisi. @I(2 hrs., 10 min.) brutality of Papa Doc Duvalier‘s @hrs.) 0 *** “The Philadelphi saxophoniste divorce et un doc- 9:00 a e)**tl/2 “Call of the Wild” meanest beat on the streets. (2 9:30 “GoldenEye” (1 995) tear. XC (2 hrs., 15 min.) *** regime by inventing a fantasy (1993, Adventure) Rick Schroder, hrs.) Pierce Brosnan, Sean Bean. world. (2 hrs.) Story” (1 940, Comedy) Katharin#?acific Eco 9:20 @ * * “Poltergeist 11” (1986, Gordon Tootoosis. An extraordi- 8 “Derby” (1971, Drama) ** James Bond invades Russia to *** “A Time to Kill” (1996) Hepburn, James Sewart. 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(2 hrs., 30 Based on Morton Thompsor;$ear inthe Stc~oo)‘E’ :((; [: Iii., 52 rriiri.) foes close in. ‘R’ (2 hrs.) 1O:OO ff%“Eraser” (1996) Ar- a man. A single American diplomat min.) novel. (2 hrs.. 5 min.) 11 :20 * ! ; “Poltergeist Ill” (1988, 9:05 QI *f*!2 “Back to the Future” nold Schwarzenegger, James claims to be married when he be- 11 :00 *** “Misery” (1990, Sus- Horror) Tom Skerritt. Nancy Allen. (1985, Fantasy) Michael J. Fox, Caan. A government agent pro- comes attracted to a European a Carol F.nne Freelirig continues to Christopher Lloyd. A modern-day tects a witness from gunrunners. pense) James Caan, Kathy Bates. actress. (1 hr., 40 min.) Based on Stephen King’s best attract superrinturai ptienorneria teen-ager is transported back to (In Stereo) ‘R’ [113 (1 hr., 55 rnin.) 11:40 Q3 *Yz “Stitches” (1985, Co- seller about a novelist held hos- aftei she moves to a relative’s the 1950s, where he encounters 10:35 @ “The Blues Brothers” EVENING *** medy) Parker Stevenson, Geof- tage by his psychotic No. 1 fan. (2 Forests helc Chicago high-rise. (2 hrs.) the teens who will become his (1 980, Comedy) John Belushi, frey Lewis. Three students stage hrs.) 11:55 11 tftt “The Divorce of parents. (2 hrs., 30 min.) Dan Aykroyd. Two blues singers outrageous pranks at their medical 11 :30 a (i7J “For Love Alone” (1996, Lady X” (1938, Comedy) Merle 1O:OO @I(6) *++l,i “Arthur” (1981, encounter police, the CIA, neo- college in a misguided effort to Me” (1 996) Jamieson Boulang(bdustry an( Oberciri, Laurerice Olivier. A bar- Drama) Stephen Collins, Sanna Burt Reynolds. A boy attempts .!A recent I Comedie) Dudley Moore, John Nazis and the Army in their effort to force the dean to retire. (1 hr., 50 Vraa. A Czechoslovakian woman rister is narned co-respondent in Gielgud. Un heritier riche doit set up a benefit concert. (2 hrs., 30 bring a sideshow attraction to til,:;; min.) rises to the upper echelons of his clierit‘s divorce suit after lend- epouser une fille de son rang rnais i2:OO *A “‘Twist” (I(,,,, (In Stereo) ‘PG’ (1 hr., 31 mir&as diScoV( 8 0 11:55 *** “Where Angels American society and wealth. irq tier the overnight use of his s’eprend dune apprentie come- Documentary) Filmmaker Ron Fear to Tread” (1 991 , Drama) He- Based on the novel by lvana 8:OO (33 +r* “Head Office” (1986&ployeeS hotel suite. (2 hrs., 15 min.) dienne pauvre. LIE] (1 hr., 40 rnin.) Mann traces the development of lena Bonham Carter, Judy Davis. Trump. (2 hrs.) 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(2 hrs., 15 Man travels to modern-day Cali- a g eme nt .- ( 2 h rs.) opposing agendas in the Brazilian to hide the fact that their boss has (1988, Drama) Andy Garcia, Ellen min.) fornia to retrieve the Cosmic Key “Sworn Enemies” (1996) Mi;@oalition jungle learn respect for their Iridian been murdered. (2 hrs.) Barkin. A smuggler and a prosti- 12:OO $El -k** “Best of the Best” before it falls into the hands of the chael Pare, Peter Greene. A law?. quarry. (2 hrs.) n*-k1?2 tute become entangled in a con- man and a killer set each other t;. So0 Coali 11:35 “National Lam- (1989,, Drama) Eric Roberts, evil Skeletor. (2 hrs.) up,,, * * “Striptease” (1996) Derni poon’s Animal House” (1978, Co- spiracy involving gun-running to James Earl Jones. Five American fora showdown. ‘R’ (1 hr., 41 mi Moore, Armand Assante. A Miami medy) John Belushi, Tim Mathe- Nicaragua’s contra rebels. (2 hrs.) martial artists prepare to battle the 1O:OO kl/z “Diabolique” (19 mother becomesa stripper to raise son. In the early 1960% the repul- * “Showgirls” (1995) Elizabeth South Korean champs in the 1988 Sharon Stone, Isabelle Adjani. some quick cash. (In Stereo) ‘NR’ sive Delta House frat brothers bat- Berkley, Kyle MacLachlan. An brutish schoolmaster‘s wife r -. Seoul Summer Olympics. (2 hrs.) JL (1 hr., 57 min.) tle the suave Omega House and ambitious dancer makes a bid for EVENING mistress plot his demise. (I 12:35 0 *‘: ”Hear No Evil” (1993, the college dean. (2 hrs.) Las Vegas success. (In Stereo) ‘R’ Stereo) ‘R’ U (1 hr., 47 min.) Suspense) Marlee Matlin, D.B. 1:OO a +*.ltl/z “Fried Green (2 hrs., 10 min.) 6:OO “The Blackout Effect” (1997, 11 $5 *** “The Fly” (1 986, Sc Swecriey. A corrupt cop threatens Tomatoes” (1991, Comedy- 12:30 8 A* “Twenty Bucks” (1 993, Suspense) Eric Stoltz, Charles ence Fiction) Jeff Goldbl a deaf woman whose late client hid Drama) Kathy Bates, Jessica Comedy) Linda Hunt, David Martin Smith. Premiere. 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Dear Dime, I ;in1 waitirig ii)r een making more than cabinets for several important i iiimi pation ciocu - ments. My ciiic~'~'is at s~al\c.\+'ill at started out as a hobby has they conic tlirougli. what Thorne ever expected. .Sigt!ctl A iit.~?~. working a bit harder at his Dear Antsy, Tlicrc is so~licdcl;ijr. ,and is finishing up a com- but I fcl ttiiiigs \\rill ti;ipi)cri. In any case the dclay is ;i positivc thing right iio~..W;tit until ;if(cr KEVIN MCKINNON/THEm1EF May 8, for things to strLiigtitcii out, and thcn after your birthday Devon Williams danced the Thunderbird it will be smoothcr sailing. Song at a ceremony bidding farewell to Totem Hall. The structure has been moved Dear Diane, My soli has bceri October 28 to the Squamish Nation waterfront reserve, sick and is being tcstcd by doc- and a new cultural centre is being built on tors, but they can't find out wh:ir A number of logging companies and con- is wrong with him. Can you the old location. he 1 p 'I Si~ridM'or-rid. was killed and another was critically injured in a snowmobile accident on Brohm Ridge. mbers of the So0 Coalition for Sustainable Police received a report Nov. 11 at 8:12 a.m. Forests held a special meeting Oct. 17 to dis- that Christopher Paul Heidenreich and Paul Hopkins, both age 18, had not returned from bin aGWS the current state of the corridor forest langhdustry and to come up with solutions. an excursion the previous day at the popular A recent survey conducted by the coalition snowmobiling site north of Squamish. as discovered about 338 forestry company No jail sentence for dangerous dri- 1986employee~in the area will be laid by the WW fddie off tive i&d of October. Squamish family members and friends of ouna three young men who died during a head-on man- November 4 collision in 1994 did not hear what they were ion dOOi'S dose hoping for during Ryan Robert Reed's sen- 00 Coalition for Sustainable Forests execu- tencing hearing in B.C. Supreme Court last director Cheryle Bass locked the door of week. e trailer on Cleveland Avenue Friday After the hearing Pennie McNutt, mother of doesn't know when or if the office accident victim Devon Hedin, called the Nov. 12 sentence announced by Justice Peter Fraser lems in the forest industry in an "outrage". amish forced the organization ta lay off all "We weren't asking for an unfzir sentence," staff Frida , including Bass. said h4cNuft. "We were asking for a sentence. cwc oaiered to relocate research 1 think if YOU kill three people on the highway, you deserve to go to jail." Reed, a 27-year-old Coquitlarn resident, was Forest District's manager has ut horized Western Canada not given a jail sentence for being found guilty ittee research station in the last January of three counts of dangerous dri- ving causing death. Fraser gave Reed an 18- pper Elaho Valley contravenes the forest starting now, ractices code. Paul Kuster ordered the en+ month conditional sentence, banned him from driving for five years and ordered him to do ast week to dismantle the the Squamist Chief 240 hours of community service work. Reed, who will not be electronically monitored but wil place your classified ad must report to a probation officer, was also prohibited from travelling on Hwy. 99 for the in the Whistler Question next 18 months. at no charge. reliminary results of io public opinion poll November 25 gaming recently conducted by telephone in Interfor C~QS~Sfor the winter amish show 45 per cent of residents About 170 International Forest Products mill having a destination casino here is workers in Squamish recently joined about 340 laid off area forestry workers on the unemployment line. The Squamish Lumber Division's sawmill shut down for the season Nov. 14 due to poor export market conditions. Shollert wins Junior Men's crown at B.C. figure skating championships ehsld garbage pick-up system for those Ryan Shollert dazzled in the Junior Men's throw out more than two containers or category in Trail Nov. 12-15 at the B.C. Sectionals, the provincial figure skating cham- pions hips. r those in excess of the basic service. Finishing second in the short program and first in the long program secured him a first November 18 place overall win and the provincial title. Ryan idenreich killed in snowmobile also took home the Men's Artistic Award and the Music Award for the competition' and will advance to the Western Divisionals to be held Dec. 3-7 in Mamloops. Tuesday, December 30, 1997 S The Chief Squamish, B*C*

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Join the Baby Class of 1997 i 1 with a photo of December 2 referendum about the municipal airport any boisterous loggers disrupt wcwc time soon, according to a vote taken by coun- your baby published hide show cil members during a Dec. 9 committee of the whole meeting. The discussion took off with ! Viewpoints clashed, verbal insults flew and in QUF January 20 edition lamphlets opposing clear cut logging were talk about airport user leases and fees, but ipped to pieces during a recent information ended with a crash when Mayor Corinne ieeting hosted by the Western Canada Lonsdale wanted to deal with the broader issue Vilderness Committee (WCWC) in Squamish. of land use designation. {he Vancouver-based environmental group Lonsdale made a motion to hold a referen- eld a multi-media slide show and information dum to ask residents if they support having ieeting Nov. 25 in the Howe Sound limited development at the airport to accom- econdary School community theatre. modate existing lease holders and helicopter Court to hear Reed sentence appeal logging operations. ,The B.C. Court of Appeal has agreed to Most of the other council members did’not :view the sentence of Ryan Reed, the Port agree with the mayor and the motion failed. loquitlam man convicted of three counts of angerous driving causing death. December 23 Ph~t~sand payment of Council votes for pay hike $15 (plus $1.05 gst) December 9 Despite their general disappointment with a ouncil tackles school fee! issue review of their stipends and benefits by an out- must be received in Squamish council members made a cornmit- side agency, council members accepted the our office no Cater than recommendations Dec. 16 and will soon be ent Dec. 2 to Book for ways to lighten the Wednesday, January 14. lad €or community youth and sports groups receiving extra pay €or their workload in 1997. hich have been required to pay fees to use Council gave the first three readings to a Ail babies featured will be hool facilities since policy changes were bylaw which raises the mayor’s 1997 salary by entered for a free sitting ade in June. “Registration (fees) for all of 14.5 per cent from $22,230 to $26,000 and (value of $75) from ese youth programs are going to go up ...and councillors pay from $12,075 to $12,500, a 3.4 ;uggest the District of Squamish has a role to per cent increase. Council members are to be BURREIHG IMAGE5 ay,” said Mayor Corinne hnsdale. paid the difference retroactively in a lump sum Custom Photography amount. The bylaw, which does not include December 16 increases for benefits, still needs to be adopted irpsrt referendum shot down at an upcoming council meeting to become Bring your photo and fill in an entry at The Chief office Squamish residents will not participate in a effective. * 38113 Second Aveniie

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Squaniish kayaker Dan Tefzlaff testing out thc obstacle course he helped create for Sea to Sky Kayaking's Annual Fall Classic in October. The event drew more than 85 participar! rxwhg.- ili qcti-oiii Iiinc- to 6O-yw-s-dd. Thc Sea to Sky corridor offers many excellent kayaking opportunities. Sports Year in Review

DAVIDDONALDSON~HE CHIEF :ebruary's sunny weather gawe Carnilas Castellon of Lions 3ay a chance to get in a day of rock climbing at the Smoke Bluffs.

&+ ...... 5C.F...... +xu. Pulpers runner slides safely into third during the Howe Sound Minor League's ajor play offs. The Pulpers managed a big win and took home the pennant.

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Howe Soland Secondary's Peter Ritchie is blocked by a member of KEVIN MCKINNON/IFIE0 Australia's Greerihiils Travelling Teamas he goes for a basket. The Aussies bch additional HI( took. tlic gme, narrow!y beating out Howe Sound in an 87-92 win. Mowe Sound Ringetae's Canuckettes in action against Surrey in November. Most of the Ho! Sound Ringette teams are racking up big wins this season.

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I d. Sunday NU-LOOK Kitchens Paul Bryant Occupational First Aid 1 892-2300. unday se 1OTFN "The Self-Employment (SE) Benchildren 31 _____-______-______------PROPERTY Program offers alternatives to pewotne cart Suncoast Kitchen and Bath. Direct looking for employment. If you af,,. llandic SERVICES sales, no middle man. Phone 892-9108 collecting Employment Insurance 0 Strata Corporations or fax 892-5588. TFN the last 3 years, you may be (I'astor) :1t Commercial & Industrial interested in receiving more inforr: 0 Rental houses & suites tion and becoming self- ern ploy^^^^^ ThC STSllrCCO Contact Community Futures r JIgelo 892-5467 to register for our monh. 111.; SUnci New & Old Homes program orientation. p.l,l. of- I Garaaes. Additions. etc. .. gades 1-7

~~ ~~ ~ 2 bdrm suite inciudes utilities - Va/kyc/iffe - $W/mo. 0 3 bdrm top floor of house - kdleycliffe - $1000/mo. Contact A Career in Real Estate Basil Milne IReal estate can provide excellent I Service Classifieds. . career opportunities for those with Good readership. the right aptitude and motivation 0 levels. Windermere Sea to Sky Real Good price. 8 98 - 4 4 9 38261 e Cleveland Ave., Squamish, B. C. i Estate offers advanced training and I support for qualified new associates. To find out about a career in Real Estate call Gerry Halstrom, Owner/Manager for a personal and confidential meeting. RENT BDRMS DESC R IPTI O N Large shop & storage shed located downtown. Jan. 1 Downtown W&. Everything included in this self contained apartment. No pets. immed. Dentville Sca to Sky Real Estate Squamish Ltd. Brand new beautifully appointed suite. Rent includes utilities. immed. North Yards 89213571 Apartment with own washer/dryer in handy location. Immed. Brackendale Desirable Diamond Head Place. Clean. Secure. Dec. 22 Estates Located near school, shopping, public transport. immed. Estates GROW WITH US Older home located downtown. Pets permitted. Jan. 1 Downtown Exceptionally clean townhome in convenient Estates. No pets. immed. Estates Hairstylists 3 bdrm townhouse for rent month to month. Newly decorated. immed. North Yards Cozy suite with private parking/yard. Your own washer & dryer. immed. Dentville Squamish Station I I2 Utilities included. No pets. - guaranteed income - bonuses Townhouse with lots of room in quiet complex. immed. Valleycliffe - training and FUN! Well maintained 1/2 duplex in sunny Brackendale. Fenced yard. Feb. I Brackendale Nice home on corner lot. Incl. workshop wired for 220. Jan. 1 Valleycliffe Large, private yard and garage. Pets permitted. immed. North Yards Huge old-fashioned yard in convenient location. immed. Dentville Lovely home. Lots of bedrooms t 2 baths. New deck with large immed. Valleycliffe ROB DEROVlN yard. Electric plus heating. Nice and bright. $'I 300 5 Super efficient to heat. Wonderful big house with sunroom and Jan. 15 North Yards Call Tanya 898-9597 large yard, but no pets or smokers please. 4+ Spacious home with large yard in sunny Brackendale. Pets immed. Brackendale Derm itt ed,

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I dnes-day 13ihle Study, 7 p.m. One year ...... $37.50 St. John's Anglican Church Regular Council Meetings for the District of Squarnish for tt cated :it 'Emtalus ;ind Dimiond ki., G:irib:iIc!i 1/2 year ...... $22 month of January, 1998 will be held on Janurwy 6, 1998 at 3:C ghlands. Sunday services at 8 :i.ni. (Iioly Eucharist) Seniors (I yr.) ...... $27 pm and January 20, 1998 at 7:OO pm. md 10 a.m. (Family Eucharist with Sunday school and ...... (1/2 yr.) $1 6.50 Agenda Packages for regular meetings of Council are availat) ursery). Ikv. John Stephens, 898-5100. for viewing at the Municipal Hall. Squarnish United Church nister: liev. Claire I3owers, 872-5727. Sunclay YOU can pay by cheque, Visa, Anyone wishing to be placed on the agenda to address Ccxiric at a regular meeting may do so by delivering a request rn wri rship Hour begins at 10 Infitnt Nursery provid- li.111. MIC, ing to the Clerk not later than 12:OO noon on T[Jcsijay precec . Sunday School is held at 10 ;i.m. ing the day of the Couricil meeting. Vakycliffe Christian Fellowship cash or money order. Committee of the Whole Meetings will be held on t!ie secori unday services: Sunday scdiool at 9:30 a.m. (for lmh and fcurth Tuesdays of the month if required. Plcxise cxmtac yment (SE) Benchildren and ;idiilts). Sunclay worship service: 11 :im. the Clerk's Department at 81 5-5005 to confirm. ternativesto PecNorne care Groups cluring the \vcek. YVheel chir r:iiiiji oyment, If you afar Iiandicap. 17or furttier- info. 131s. call vic 1'ceter.s Simp/y call 892-9I61 today

NOTICE is hereby qiveri... tha? t tie I.NI:.)~IL; mciw ing all persons who deem their intercst in :)rqx?tt affected by the following proposed !:~ylav\~wit! be afforc g regis t r-;i t i oris. ed an opportunity to be heard respecting rmtters cot; Seiuamish Waotist Ch~~sch Dec. 28-Jars. 3 A 1 tained in the proposed bylaw at a uublic hearinu to b istor: John Crozier, 8?8-373?. AssociiittA i);tstoi-: i);iul Aries - March 2I/April 20 held at 7:OO p.m. on Tiiesday. the'Gth day of J&uat\ The end of the year brings sonic stressful cvcnings !i)r y1 acker. Sunday ser*\ric:cs: Si1 nckiy \Xfoi-slii p ;i d 1998 in the Council Chambers of the Municipal Hal n Aries. People expect ;I lot of' you. and thcrc's just not c~io~i; 37955 - 2nd Avenue, Squarnish, British Columbia. Inday School 930 & 11 ;i.171. time to meet evcryonc's clemands. Set your priorities, anti c Squamish Pentecostal Church what you can. Yet, remember that you need to put yoursc first. The new year brings with it sonic pcace and quiet. In general terms the purpose of the proposed "District c or: Denvyn Costinak, 892-3680, Sunckiy School, 10 Squamish Zoning Bylaw No. 1342, 1995, Amendmeri . Morning Worship, 11 ;i.ni. Evening Service, 0 prn. 'Taurus - April 2 I/M;IY 2 I Bylaw (Super Save Enterprises Ltd.) 1484, 1997" i: A touchy situation with ;I frierid has you on edge. Tiy to re]; No. nesday Night Prayer ;ind Bible Study, 7:30 p.m. and keep your mind on other things. By wcck's end, ever as follows: Church of Jesus Christ thing will be back to nornial. A loved one iiceds your help wil a romantic problem. Even tliough you really don't want to gl 1. To rezone that parcel of land in the District o of Latter Day Saints V involved, you have no choice. Bc honest. Squamish, legally described as Lot 77, District Lo n Thompson, Branch 1'1-esident. 42081 Iios;j Iioad, Gemini - May 22/.June 2 I 759, Plan 79541 and Iccated at 38924 Productior ackendale. 898-3535. Business plans fall through at the lust niornent, Gcinin Way, Squamish Industrial Park, Squamish, Britisk putting you in a bad financial situation. Don't panic. Thin Columbia. about all of the options you have before making itny tlec sions. That special someone needs to tiilk to you. Don't won 'rom Light Industrial (1-1) to Industrial General (1-3) foi - everything is going to be fine. Virgo plays a key role. he purpose of developing a propane storage and distri- iution facility. Cancer - June 22/JuIy 22 Even though things are going well for you this week, you fee depressed. Try to look at the bright side of thing:;, and don' take your bad mood out on your loved oncs. They're doing a1 that they can to help you feel better. A close friend reveals hi or her true feelings for you. Think before you rxspond.

Leo - July 23lAugust 23 Your outgoing nature servcs you well early in the week, Le( You're in the right place at the right time, and your opinion grab the attention of an influential person. He or she is goin to present you with nn unexpected opportunity. A loved 011 takes you on a surprise outing. Enjoy yourself.

Virgo - Aug 241Sept 22 Don't be too hard on yourself during the middle ofthc week even though a decision that you make puts i1 fricnci in a coni promising situation. He or she understands that it is ;in hori est mistake. You meet ;in intcresting stranger' during [lit

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COPY of the proposed bylaw and at7 irifortilztioii pack-- ge may be inspected at the Municipal Hall, 37955 - 2i1d \venue, Squarnish, Bri.tish Columbia, between the ours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 pm., from December 23rd. 997 to January 6th, 1998 inclusive. DOWN LO& 1. Struggling ,ND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that anyone w/;o wishe~ Stunted bush 2. Flight simulator I comment on the proposed District of Scl~1:imis;h Wind instrumenf 3. I'ullover oning Bylaw No. 1342, 1995: Amendme!il E3yIw Adult male 4. Walks (Super Save Enterprises I-td.) No. 1484, 1997 rnay do so Disobedience 5. I'rovcnqal verses by: Made 6. Ernest ---, Irench historian 1. Making a written subniission to !tie Co:!ricil oi ttw 7. Absolute minimum District of Squaniish: and/cr-

-500 13. Onca who resides on pc~ninsulain 2. Appearing 3s a deleoatior?&I befoit? til(:$ Cokit IC;! oi t!)~ soil t hw'est ern KOrope District of Sqwniisk or1 the Gr!i dav of J::i/.ibxb,, I 14. Fouied. :is in l~:lskeftxlll at 7:OO p.m. in iiii;? District of Squatiiist~ C,OL!:-IL;~~ Chambers.

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I'isccs - 1:ch IO/M;irch 20 It's ;I long week, and it seeins ~ti;ttyoii just don't tiavc an>' THIS IS THE SECOND OF 7WO SUCH time to yourself, Pisces. Evcr-yoric nccds sonicihinp from you. NOTICES OF PUBLIC HEARING 110 whiit you can wheti YOU ciin, bllt don't hurn yoi~rsclfout. Take sornc time to pamper yourself this wcckcnd. You Dated this 17th day of December-, 1997, deservc it. at Squamish, British Columbia 28 8 lbesday, December 30,1997 The Chief Squamish, B.C.

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