- Vol. 21 - No. 6 SQUAMISH, B.C.-THURSDAY, FEBRUARY IO, 1977 20 cents per copy Phon? 892-51 31 TWO SECTIONS - 12 PAGES Annual Hospital meeting scheduled for March By BARBARA BILLY ' Conference Committee recom- public relations, Mrs. Barbara As the Squamish Hospital mended Dr. Laverne Kindree as Billy and Barney Bensch; plan- board will be holding its annual chief of staff for 1977 and he ning, Ray Zoost, Willi general mccting in March we has been Unanimously appointed Boscariol, Wilf Dowad and thought it would be a good time by the board. D~veScott. Dale Rockwell was to re-acquaint the public with Mrs. Makowichuk was an aP- appointed as treasurer and Mrs. the present board members and pointed member for the . Makowichuk for nominating. the forthcoming vacancies on municipality, but since she has We feel it has been a very ac- the board. nos left the area a new represen- live year for the board as 9 Present members are chair- tative will need to be appointed whole and members have man Dan Cumming, appointed by council. We also have the responded well under the new by the Squamish-Lillooet terms of two other members ex- chairman. We have attempted to Regional District; vice chair- piring this year, Barney Bensch keep the public more informed man Harold Stathers; Dave and Harold Stathers. Scott, Wi\f Dowad,'Barney Ben- If the society is agreeable, the Of hospital activities and sch, Dale Rockwell and Willi board intends to amend the anything else we tought might be of interest, Boscariol, appointed by the bylaws to incorporate the ap- provincial government; Ray pointment of a member to the Although formal application Zoost. and Mrs. Barbara Billy, board for the Whistler Moun- to the provincial government who is an appointed member for lain community. has been made, nothing concrete the Sauamish Indian Band. Mrs. One of the first actions of the has occurred as yet regarding I. Alice' Makowichuk was ap- 1976 board was to set up conl- the new expansion, but this of pointed by the municipality. mittees within the board as course incurs a lot of ground- THE TOWN OF SQUAMISH taken from a small Squamish Flying Club mill, downtown area and booms in the west channel. The picture was taken Since Dr. Thacker's term as follows: joint advisory, Dan work even before it is submitted Plane on Thursday of last week. Despite the smog and smoke drifting in through the window of the plane. chief of staff has ended, the joint Cumming and Harold Stathers; to the government. from Woodfibre one can see the terminal, the FMC plant, the Weldwood Britannia residents object to amalgamation

WATERSHED SNOWPACKS 1 Want to remainI an i i CAUSE OF CONCERN .I unorganized area The lowest snowpacks ever on Feb. 1 have been recor- By ROSE TATLOW ded on ten B.C. watersheds. Residents of Britannia Beach packed the Upper The watersheds are: the middle and lower Fraser, the Clubroom on Tuesday night to register their determination Thoiapson, Columbia, Kootcrraj, Okanagan, Simi!ka;;;een, to remain ourside rhe Eisirici of Squamish ai prejefii. The South Coast Island. Peace, and Vancouver feeling of tbe meeting was that the people did not know what The ewjronment department. added that- watershed. amalgamation would mean; they could not see what benefits measurements in other also below normal but had areas were would accrue and if it was only a mean5 of obtaining taxes reached record lows. not without services it would not seem to be a logical action. Approximately two thirds of the winter's maximum The residents asked 2 nsmbc: of cjuenionqand resident snowpack is usually on the ground by Feb. 1. manager for Anaconda Dan Cumming, answered them as best Meanwhile water releases at B.C. Hydro dams and reser- he could, explaining that he did not have the answers to some voirs are being kept to a minimum to conserve the supply. of the questions, and that he had been unable to meet In Squamish on Feb. 3 there was virtually no snowpack Squamish Mayor Pat Brennan to discuss the matter. in the Stawamus watershed which usually has several feet at Following the meeting those in the hall unanimously this time of the year. Also unusually low were the snowpacks signed the petition which Cumming planned to take to in the Black Tusk and Diamond Head area where only about Municipal Affairs Minister Hugh Curtis when he meets him 21/2 feet were recorded at Black Tusk with slightly more at today. Diamond Head. The petition read: "We the On the question of what undersigned residents of Britan- obligations the municipality n I nia Beach, are dismayed at the would assume Cumming said action of the council of the this he did not know; it could be Lore curriculum NEW LOOK to the main street is the rustic cedar canopy on market and the Elliott'Buildhg. Notice the first three have District of Squamish in passing a roads, sewers, snow removal, the Squamish Specialty Shop, Stedmans, Squamish Super- added the cedar siding to the front of the building as well. motion to advise the Depart- garbage removal, street lighting Members of the staff of Howe pears to be another step towards Du Bcrtlu pboto) ment of Municipal Affairs- that or others. If the terms were th; Sound secondary school are establishing a specific direction they wish to extend the boun- same as when they included meeting regularly this week to for education in the province. daries of Squamish to include Woodfibre there would be no discuss a' 'core curriculum' Another indication this week THREE ARRESTED FOR Britannia ,Beach. That this ac- services. which has been advocated that the department is moving Woodf ibre gets tion was taken without prior This prompted a question as recently by the department of towards some degree of order in THEFT AT WHISTLER discussion with the residents of to what advantages there would Britannia Beach gives us cause be from a takeover. A question education. Currently meetings education was the an- males, two juvenile, have been Three adults and a for concern. That there are about the fire department are being held on a depart- nouncement ' that government chemical supplies arrested following the recent break-in and theft at the Keg at mental basis to deal with the administered "placement tests" seven miles separating the two brought the answer that it would the Mountain Whistler. new proposals as they affect in English are to be held four Fears that Rayonier's pulp had expressed the fear that the at areas leads us to suppose we will probably remain a volunteer aims and objectives in specific times a year for those students mill at Woodfibre might be for- company might. have to curtail RCMP report that charges have been laid against a 15 not receive service from the one, stationed in Britannia. subject areas. who propose to enter university. ced to close due to a lack of operations because of the year old juvenile from Campbell River. He is in custody and municipality to compensate for A query about industrial The staff as a whole will then The announcement said that chemicals as a result of the chemical shortage and would' charged with breaking and entering. the extra tax burden we will zoning was answered by saying meet with the public next Thur- the placement test will not be strike at three B.C. chemical not be able to continue after In additions charges of breaking and entering were laid ultimately have to pay. We do that if the area was zoned in- sday night to help explain the used as a basis on which to ap- plants were alleviated Monday Monday. against David William Shewchuk, aged 18, and he was not believe that Squamish dustrial this would be the only purposes of the core curriculum prove or reject applications for when a shipment of chemicals The strike, which began on remanded into custody along with another 18 year old, bylaws are relevant to the needs type of development permitted and to hear advice and com- admission to a university, but arrived by truck from the Jan. 31 by 174 production Robert William Bailey who was charged with possession of of Britannia Beach. there. Houses could remain as ments from parents and other will give the authorities in post United States. workers at Erco Industries Ltd. stolen property. "A! !he p:e:cn: memen: =e non-cnn:o;iiiiiig iiscs. are completely opposed to Would it affect the Furry interested members of the secondary institutions some idea Masager Stan Smart said the and Hooker Chemicals and Both men were from the Vancouver area and were public. of the level of teaching which FMC of Canada in Squamish, amalgamation with Squamish Creek project? Cumming said company expects to get another scheduled to appear in court on Tuesday. The publication of the would be most beneficial to load of chemicals by barge in has made local supplies of and wish you to take notice of yes, if the entire area was zoned proposed.- core curriculum ap- newly enrolled students. the near future. Last week he chemicals for the ..pulp industrv this under Sec. 21 (4) of the industrial it could not go ahead. iinnvailnhlp-..-_-..--.-. 'Am Municibal Act. We would~- wee "It is mv belief." he said. "that At Squamish 22 members of you not to recommend the in- the Fur;y Creek area is.better the Pulp, Paper and Wood- Art courses at 1 clusion of Britannia Beach into suited to residential dcvelop- workers of Canada walked off Squam ish." ment." the job and since that time the Questions from the floor Cumrning pointed out that to plant has been operated by asked how inclusion in the conform to Squamish bylaws supervisory staff. Capilano College District of Squamish would af- roads would have to be However, resident manager A number of creative arts On March 26 and 27 there fect Britannia and Cumming an- widened, gazetted. etc.; Ralph Ross said on Monday courses are planned for the will be a pottery workshop con- swered that it would probably upgrading would be costly but that the plant would have to Capilano College Learning Cen- ducted by John Paulson and affect the mill rate. In addition only if services were to be close down by the end of the tre at Squamish during the next dealing with common problems there are certain bylaws which provided. week unless the strike is settled. few months. These range from affecting potters. The session might affect Britannia and ilris On the question of whether "We will have to keep a crew on pottery to painting, photography will be on Saturday from IO would depeqd on the terms of the people could vote on to after the plant and make entry into the municipa!ity. ?his ama:gaaiirion he said it would look U.."nv.4 TI...-.:-'.Y,I..I,L. 9.m. !O 4 p.!?!. End frc!?? r !e 4 sure everything is protected." he p.m. on Sunday. Cost of the might have to be paid in in- depend on the terms. said, "and ready to start up as Painting with acrylics with creased retits or lessening of ser- Continued on Page 3 Bill Featherston takes place on course is $15. soon as the strike is settled, but vices. See 'Britannic-' Mondays from 7 to p.m. and In addition there are a num- we won't be making any IO ber of courses offered at the chemicals." consists of six sessions. Father- ston is also teaching another college's Lynnmour Centre in ROSSalso said that his com- North Vancouver. Information BUILDING OFF TO pany was willing to talk to the class. painting with oils, starting March 14 and consisting of six on these can be obtained from union at any time. the Squamish Learning Centre. GOQD START IN 7977 sessions from 7 to IO p.m. The PPWC rnernhers art-! Courses include silk screening Bui!di::g i:: :he Squami:h a::e:: is Gff := 3 geed StZT! !Vi!!? holding out for a dental plan in Creative colour photography. on fabric, a quilting workshop, permits for buildings valued at $3,177,655 issued in the first

their new contract add the Oil. ~ a class conducted by Mike calligraphy, introduction to por- month of ihe year. Chemical and Atomic Workers' McCarthy, takes place on Satur- trait drawing, portrait painting, This includes a total of 35 single family dwellings at a Union, which is collaborating in day from IO a.m. to 3 p.m., star- pottery production and special the strike, which alrcady has a ting Feb. 26 and will consist of decorating techniques, porcelain total of $973,746 with building fees amounting to S7;859. In dental plan, seeks an additional four sessions and cost $20. production, production of large addition there is the new Brackendale secondary school at a week's vacation for every Nature dyeing with Florence pottery forms, understanding a cost of $1,960,000 and the new municipal hall at a cost of * worker. Richards as instructor begins glaze recipe and whi;e $243,000. Building fees for the latter amounted to $5 18 and The three cheniical plants March 19 with two sessions, the stoneware and natural materiais. there are no building fees on schools. ALICE TICKNER, co-chairman of the local Heart Foundation campaign with Karen Knox, produce chlorine and caustic following one on March 26. These courses will be running In a similar period in 1976 there were six single family posed with Mayor Pat Brennan holding the oflicial Heart Foundation flag to publicize the soda for most of the B.C. pulp from 10 a.m. to 2 P.m. and Will thr,ough February and March homes built valued at $100,000. campaign which begins this Saturday, Feb. 12. mills. cost $20 including materials. with some extending into April. WOWE SOUND

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Vol. 21 - NO. 6 SQUAM ISH, B.C.-THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, I977

That Britannia question

The suggestion that Britannia Beach be That's what it would be best suited for. But amalgamated with the District of Squamish, we can't see zoning the entire property as in- as proposed by Mayor Brennan last week, on dustrial. the surface appears to be a sound idea. We can see the attractiveness of a residen- Britannia Beach does have the most tial subdivision at Furry Creek. It would desireable industrial site on tiowe Sound and make a desireable subdivision with beach one which undoubtedly will be developed and marina access and considerable con- and when it is, there is no doubt that many of toured land which could be developed. It the people who will work there will be living would require services which we would in Squamish. suggest the company as the developer would Bedroom communities always pay higher have to pay. But there could be calls on taxes than communities which have a strong Squamish for assistance in providing water tax base. Inclusion of Woodfibre, many of and other services unless these were written whose workers lived in Squamish, brought into the letters patent. And quite frankly, we taxes of $iW,GGO (haif iur scituuisj pci yezi WUII&I if wt: wuuid cuItside1 ittciusiua in at! to the municipality. This was done without area which offered no services 2nd only wan- providing any services to the pulp town. It is ted to collect taxes, as desireable. a similar action which Mayor Brennan and As for schools, the company already pays his counci! proposes for Britannia Beach; in- its share of the school taxes and if a housing clusion of the area within the municipality development was created, they would also and provision of no services. pay taxes for the schools. Parks and We can see the arguments if we are going playgrounds would have to be provided in to get an industrial tax base but we cannot those housing developments and we are sure Editor, The Times: to see there are teachers who are We would like to sincerely With the way the plant craze Every time I see a plant see bringing the area into the district if there the children of Squamish would meet those thank you and your newspaper These days we hear so much not completely preoccupied is taking over in today's homes labelled as one that can't be for so generously supporting our is a housing development, even the one half of Britannia and Furry Creek in competitions about the shortcomings of ow with salary negotiations, hours you sometimes wonder whether killed 1 accept it as a challenge the campaign through your use of the size mentioned by the mayor; as this is in their communities and parks as well as in education system and of lack of work, and working con- you are entering a home or a and yes. that's what happens. It of dedication of our teachers. As ditions. our news releases and ad- not the kind taxes which benefits a com- ours. jungle when you open the door. dies! There's no such thing as a of the parent of children who par- (Mrs.) Kathleen Deminger vertising fillers. Your con- munity. As we pointed out earlier bedroom The whole question of amalgamation with There are plants on the tables, sure fire plant for me. Even the ticipate in extra-curricular ac- tribution io this campaign has on the floor, their own communities never pay their way. Britannia is one which will require a great Editor, The Times; been immeasureahly significant. on cactus, supposed to go as long tivities at Mamquan school, I special stands and now they are without water as a camel, would like to thank the teachers The 54th annual B.C. Christ- Thank you. Zoning the entire area industrial and deal of thought and discussion as all the even hanging from the ceiling. shrivels into dust for me and taxing it accordingly may be what is planned problems which could arise and all the pit- who still take the time to super- mas Seal Campaign has of- Alex Clark When you go to eat a meal to with breathes its last; spiny prickles vise and coach special classes ficially come a close, you have to brush the hanging but we feel there is something morally wrong falls which might occur in amalgamation and athletic events. contributions totalling turning up their points and Editor, The Times; fronds of a spidery plant or a about applying a zoning of this type to any would have to be thoroughly examined $595,56G.This is a bit short of We the students of the Alter- falling over. The children really do ap- our $620,000 target, but never- wandering Jew from your face; area unless there is a valid reason for it. We before any such step took place. nate School would like to ex- there are ivies and philoden- Someone said that African It must be definitely established that preciate the time spent hith theless, $43,000 more than we press our appreciation to the can see the area occupied by tile former drons.I--:-.- of-11 various__.--.I-- types -I--- wan- --> violets don't like direct sunlight. them before and after school. have received in any one cam- community of Squamish for its gravei operation and the siie crciiied by the atiiiiigiiiiatiuii is iiie ba~iiiiilig fur boih com- UGlIlt~all UVCl LllC plaw aIIu Ckq, :o :!q don':. zii: niiie For the parents, it is wonclerful paign in past years. support of our activities and for gravel extraction as industrial property. munities or it should not occur. every windowsiil is not only don't iike indirect sua!ight keeping our school in operation. loaded with African violets but either, or any kind of sunlight -.. We also appreciate the some people have put extra and sometimes I wonder if they possibility of our move to'the shelves across the windows to like ony kind of light at 'all. The disappearing land ex-forestry buildings which have catch the overflow. "Give them some fluorescent been vacant for two weeks. light," someone said. They We, the students, receive Plant enthusiasts have to didn't like that either, or if they more time in pupil teaching water, fertilize, mist, spray, cod- : The current commotion over the rezoning Highways always take the route of least 3 did it was just the leaves because How much land would you year. Dividing 34 into 100,000 situation, and we can go into dle and talk to their little : of land in Surrey for a racetrack is part of the resistance, the low bottom lands, the flat the plants are all leaves and no need to earn a living growing we discover that in your area, more detail on the subject of our darlings and sometimes they flowers. : concern being expressed by people about the lands, and several years ago B.C. Hydro wan- trees? you would need 2,941 acres to choice. We are very fortunate to respond but many's the time : disappearance of farm land for other uses. ted to put another power line through the Walter Black get a continu'ous harvest that have the :co-operation of Mr. they don't and then what do you I put a plant in the window We don't know how highly dcsireable it is Squamish Valley, already gobbled up by Salmon Arm would earn you $15.000 per Hughes and the facilities of do? Swear at them? I know one and the leaves all started to turn year. Howe Sound secondary if we plant enthusiast who throws the brown so we guessed that meant : but some experts seem to feel it is better highways, railways and power lines. This is a difficult one to an- desire. recalcitrant ones into a back put it hack in the darker part of , suited for farmland than for a track. Superhighways, parking lots, expressways swer specifically, hecause many *** Dave Baker room, tells them they will have the room. Then it grew but it' and all the so-called necessities of a highly variables are involved. Send your questions ahout the Harold Baker to stay there till they behave and was long and spindly. Pinch out ; This is similar to the concern expressed in However, hy looking at a num- consumer-oriented society cover more land, forest and forestry to Ask Dell Crowston firmly shuts the door. Wonder if the ends and the plants will Chilliwack where land which was in the her of known averages and hy About The Forest, c/o usually the best land, leaving Canada forever ' Nancy Dawson it works? come in thick and bushy. When agricultural reserve remained there after an doing some simple arithmetic, it Canadian Forestry Association Mark George 1 pinched the ends all it did was poorer if slightly more .comfortable. is possible to arrive at a fairly Whoever said looking after application was made to remove it. One of B.C., 410 - I200 West Pen- Arthur Harry nip me back! The question we must ask our govern- reliahle hall park figure. der SI., Vancouver, B.C. V6E Dlants is a cinch must be nuts! developer who tried filling farmland for Daryl MacKenzie ments, and ourselves, is whether short term For purposes of our 2S9. A professional forester will Bury Middleman LOU wash their little faces, One of our plants was sup- another use was stopped. In the Squamish calculations, let us first decide sprinkle them with water, spray .. posed to have lovely blossoms answers to the problems of crowded high- reply and a hook prizr will he Charles Natrall Valley we do not have any real farmland but you need $15,000 a year to live. sent to each person suhmitting a them with mist (from a costly 'and bloom like mad. It was ways, airports and cities should be allowed at Richard Ncwman there are areas which might have been more Let us also assume you could question that is puhlished. This Dale Peterson sprayer, of course, if you listen blooming when it arrived 'and the long-term risk of leaving us dangerously net $15 for each cunit (100 cu. to the experts, but a squeezy then it stopped and for a year all desireable as small rural holdings instead of column is a joint project of the Mike Simms low on arable land. It is a problem that not ft.) of wood you cut. (Figure Canadian Forestry Association bottle is just as good), you dig it did was grow. Then one sum- residential subdivisions. Jean Wallace only affects today's farmers and food could vary up or down with and the Association of B.C. Fabian Williams around them, you fertilize them mer the gal who looked after the changing conditions.) This Professional Foresters. Fraak Williams and maybe they'll grow. plants went on a long holiday However in the Pemberton Valley, the producers, but also has important im- means that to earn the desired and during her absence we last remaining area of arable land near the plications for our children and grand- income, you would require a Then YOU have to keep a forgot to water it and it lost all lower mainland, it is imperative that the far- children as well as for less fortunate nations yield of 1,000 cunits (100,000 schedule for them. This one its leaves, Then, in a mad rush likes to have a dormant Period mland be preserved. But just saying it should than our own. cu. ft.) of wood a year from your just before she returned it was From Our Files for Several months; that one af- watered and watered, be preserved is not all. It should be made There are lands in the Upper Squamish land (I ,000 x $1 5). You would next need to know 5 Years ter it has flowcred and this one LO and behold several weeks worth preserving and the owner should not designated as in the land reserve and while Ago Before people there had to use the average number of cunits MLA Allen Williams was radio-telephones. never,wants a rest but keeps on later it put out new leaves, buds be penalized because he preserves the land no one ever made a living from agriculture you could cut from each acre of asked to 'do something to ... growing like mad- Seems it's started forming and it bloomed for agricuiturai purposes. ihere, arid iiiis arguiiieiit was used iii forest. Here we have govern- mitigate the critical problem A school budget of kind of a fitness nu!. Thtn there magoificen;ly, b:ooming for $67 1,897 are others which don't bloom months before the flowers We have seen too many instances such as suggesting lands there be taken out of the ment guidelines to help us facing many small logging com- was passed for 1962, although unless YOU act as a go-between. finally died. That's when we Mirable airport where 80,000 acres of lush ALR, it was pointed out that one day these because the amount of wood panies who were, in effect, being two members of council "were that can he harvested on our squeezed out of business by the not convinced that with the That's all mme People do, discovered it was one of the farmland near Montreal was gobbled up for lands may be needed for agriculture. Maybe productive timherland is deter- large companies. short time they were given to arrange matches for house plants which had to have a rest an airport, the Edmonton airport, also built there's a point there. mined by the Forest Act and t.. consider it, they could in- Plants! with all the and the rest had to be in the on farmland while close by, land almost We must demand stewardship of our regulated hy a formula known as Work was beginning on the telligently do anything else. schedules and other quirks in- Summer months in order for it totally unusable from an agricultural land resources. We must end short-sighted ex- the 'Allowable Annual Cut'. senior citizens' home which was *** volved it's as complicated as to bloom in the fall! (This is explained in an earlier being built on the 56 acres of trying to read an airline Right now the only thing that lies vacant. ploitation. timetable. article - write for reprint, if municipally owned land next to 25 Ytus Ago . keeps growing and growing you arc interested.) the Pemberton Road dyke. Fleetwood Logging Co. and Then they tell you to talk to without ever showing any sign of Very briefly, the purpose of .*. Powell River Logging Co. each your plants. If you scold them stopping is the Hawaiian ti Plant the government legislation is to Building values increased purchased a number of flat cars they 'will shrivel up and die but in the huge planter box and all Name calling deplored make sure that as and when dramatically that year. The on which they were going to if you talk nicely to them they it needs is water and the odd bit trees mature for harvesting, number of homes being built load their logs for shipmcnt will grow like mad.. Can't you of fertilizer. The corn plant has there will always be a fresh sup- doubled, and most of the new down to Squamish where they just see yourself saying esse been logged once when it grew Anyone reading about the antics of our and hearing reports on television it would ply coming up to repl?ce them. homes were going up the would be boomed at a new be a nice little plant and don't SO tall'that it Was dm0St to the Ry !he '.4lioweh!~ Axus! Cut' ~~!!ymtiffntarns dump beinR huilt near Buckley's pw start losing yngr elected representatives in Victoria or seeing appear that much vaiuabk iiiiie is i~aSeGiii J ---.------. pale anti ceiling and we just cut off the calculation, the volume of wood *** Crossing. leaves!" or -1s manla's little top part and repotted it. Result them action musi be convinced that, in useless antics which reduce the dignity of the in cut will never he more than the 10 Vriw Ago ..I philodendron feeling good One new Corn plant with a new British Columbia at least, we haven't grown house and its members. amount of new growth. making Alice Lake Park was rated as At the Board of Trade's second today or does it want a little shoot ai ihe base. And God only up beyond !he "yaa-yaa-yaa" name calling Certainly it is no wonder ?hat many eke- aliowance for insect loss, fire the sixth most used park in B.C. annual banquet, guest speaker drink?" know where the fern in the same episodes indulged in by small boys. tors feel that there's not much to choose from and other damage. In practise, *** James Sinclair, federal MP, said pot came from. No one planted foresters use "yield tahles", that that a sure indication of ' when each part indulges in name calling and 15 Years Ago By the time you're finished it there. The sight of responsible ministers, leaders snide remarks. The members who behave have heen drawn up from The Canadian Peace Research Canada's world status was that you want the drink! In fact-you We've got plants in hangers in of the opposition and those who are sup- studies of growth. species and Institute was formed. Members the Canadian dollar was worth need it and a stiff dose of Scotch the window, .they are on the themselves and treat their position with the rotation age in different areas. more than the American dollar. may not be what the plant doc- counter and .desks; .on the posed to be interested in the province's were laucning a drive to raise respect and hard work it deserves, look even ('Rotation age' is the age 81 million with which they were tor ordered but it's what you are shelves and everywhere but our L-.-:---"UU~IIISJJ, snnnor-*;nn..I. $4 ... dre*..'"..u e !G n pcsi!ie!? cf The Il-:rlr C.rn-.rh:l wiiich ircc growtit begins 10 ..r VL..".,. Y.CU.II~IIIy finer when compared to the antics of the going io firid iiic CBUSZS of Whi . I-iuu~iii~ -1.:- - hi. greca-iingered gai Friday calling other members names and telling slacken and the forest stand is Bonahelle, which had broken a others. and propose safeguards. manages to keep them growing said to he "mature".) drive shaft during a winter If You go away for a vacation beautifully. Even the spider them they should be in jail. makes a mockery Someone Once said we get the kind of ... of parliament. Around Salmon Arm. many At a public meeting held to wind, was ready for service You have to hire a plant sitter to plantlets she snipped off are government we deserve but when I see the stands have a 'rotation age' of determine a site for the new again, all repaired and refitted come in and look after them. thriving. It's no wonder that students who have members acting in a manner which we would 100 years. 11 would therefore he RCM P headquarters people with a new engine, increasing its Once I tried the old tub trick One of these days when you visited Victoria and seen the house in not permit in our children, we wonder just reasonahle to hase our from Southridge were "irked" service and its fare. with the wicks and when I got won't be able to enter the office calculations on a 100 year operation, have come home and expressed what we ever did to deserve this. because the proposed site was in ... back they were all dry and because of the shrubbery, we'll rotation age, in which case we Northridge. A meeting was held at the dessicated. Somehow the water finally have to decide what can their disenchantment with the actions of Surely the pubiic's business should be find that yield tahles show an +.. Parish Hall to see if there were had seeped out of the tub and be done away with but till then those elected to represent them. conducted in decorum and dignity and average acre would yield a Paradise Valley finally got enough people interested in for- the plants were literally left high we'll try to grow the plants even To many people reading about the events without all the name calling and epithets. volume of 34 cuhic feet per regular telephone service. ming a CCF club in Squamish. and dry. if they don't always respond.

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Carole Beck, the I3 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Beck Jr., is in Lions Gate Hospital in North Van- couver following an accident on Saturday morning, Feb. 5, when the bicycle she was riding collided with a car at the coriiluence of Highway 99 and Mamquam Road. Eye witnesses reported to police that the girl, who was travelling south behind 3 truck, suddenly veered in front of the oncoming traffic and struck the side of the vehicle driven by Arthur Hiird of Burnaby. She is in hospital with broken arms, a broken hip and a 'broken leg. i8i s

for festival~ STUDENTS OF the alternate school and their teacher, Mr. Meredith, outside the old forestry The first organizational and southern European people, buildings, staging a protest over the fact that they have not as of yet been allowed to use the meeting for the 2nd Squamish Mrs. h.i. Horvath for the people buildings as a school as was promised to them. Alternate school students are Nancy Dawson, International Festival laid the from the British Isles- Mrs. Harold Baker, Auther Harry, Fabian Williams, Eale Patterson, Richard Newman, Charles groundwork for this year's Kalwant for the East In- Natrall Guerge, Barry Midelmann, Frank Williams, Mike Sims, Daryl Mackenzie, Jean events which are tentatively dians9 Mrs* A. Summerskill for Wallace, Dell Crowston and Dave Baker. scheduled for the week the Scandinavian people and OFF FOR A WEEKEND at the Vernon Winter Carnival are Timber Queen Cheryl Bird and preceding JUIY I which is Mrs. Mabel Lewis for the native her chaperone Aleeta Smith, busy packing their suitcases in preparation +or the trip. Canada Day. Indians. Dwty Rhodes photo' Programming will follow the Hopefully there will be lines of the one last year with representatives of the north each group having its-own day European people, the Italians, but this year it is hoped that the Australia and New Zealand, the Council to clamp down show will be able to be open Caribbean and Latin America I from noon till either 8 or 9 p.m. and the Chinese people at the ULTRA MODERN in order to permit those who next meeting which will be in cannot attend a daytime show to March. on occupancy permits see the displays. The international festival will - - which were unresolved in this Co-ordinators for the various again be held in the Capilano warehousing or .manufacturing Council decidkd last week final grading, etc., which cannot College Community Centre and that there would be no more oc- fashion, may be brought to the days have been set with Mrs. c. be done because of weather, once again it is hoped that the cupancy permits issued until a committee for assistance. Deminger for the Hungarian with store frontage. shall be done within 30 days of various cultures represented fiaz! ins;:c:i;; k: k::.:: ::;;:2 ;h- -,gr+ ~iy?hetween The committee reported that :imp, will have music and dancing to by the building inspector. as a result of the meeting with the contractor and the pur- accentuate their special day. Other decisions arising out of chaser. If the work is not com- the eleven Vallevcliffe homeowners and the con- The week's events will Up to 16,000 sq. fta available. the visit by the mayor and his pleted within the 30 days, no culminate in a concert, committee to the homes in further building permits will be tractors, they found that the Whistler club majority 0; the complaints hopefully in the street in front of Valleycliffe whose owners had issued to the contractor until it the college centre on the attended a meeting protesting has been established that the which were brought 10 Council visits Squamish Downtown Squamish location' concerning the deficiencies in evening of Canada Day, July 1. thc qualitjj of the workmanship work has been completed. it was suggested that slides or of thcir homes, and the necting 6 The building inspector will, the homes are not matters that The Whistler Rotary Club can be resolved by council. films from the National Film with the local builders, were: as his time permits, examine the visited the Squamish Rotary Board depicting the various 3 To recognize the nccd to past uncompleted bui!ding per- Mayor Pat Brznnan loid Club on Thursday, Feb. 3 to several residents Of the homes In countries would be an added at- allow for a short delay on mits and resolve them as best he join in a luncheon meeting and traction for the presentation. seasonal work; painting and can. Past uncompleted permits, question Mr' Peacey, meet members of the local club. that the committee felt the Jane Horvath suggested that Phone days 892-3031 Cont lnued The visiting group was headed an interesting prelude to the problems had been slightly by Bob Bishop, the president, festival would be special com- biown Out Of proportion*and who was also the first president Britannia the committee was at a loss to petitions for the children such as W~S.89813063 of the Squamish Rotary Club. a poster contest advertising the, He answered a query on the clude the Upper Squamish in the find some serious problems. Other members were Geoff "Some deficiencies which Pearce, Bob Stone, Graham international festival; a dressed positive benefits of joining municipality instead of reaching doll contest featuring costumes $984548 Sauamish by saying that at this for Britannia. "Is it because this exist can be rectified." the O,Neill, Doug Reid, John of different countries for the point we don't know of any. But to be an industrial area and mayor said, "and now we have a Howells, Jim Cook and Walter girls and maybe a model contest if we get better roads, help with keep Squamish clean. but really system which should prevent Zebrowski, more of these." depi,cting a national landmark sewers and other benefits, then screw up the Britannia Beach The Whistler club is planning for the boys. Van. 921 19496 it might be worthwhile. "But if area?' Peacey told council that "our to hold its night April These ideas will be explored it's going to be an industrial Cumming said he felt the area concern was that we couldn't 15 at the Myrtle Philip School and if adopted word will be sent 9, L11~ Ad, ,.:.*---:-. --- ...L--WlISli- .I.-\lib b,u.s,!r-n.ln -:tY.. sse.4Ylr" 1- kn"1 seem to get in contact with the uwu ...I.-LL-.U~~IIIV~LJ VI-= uir quaIiiIaii:-& ai &a. IL J yuiiirl~a~io ." .,... -..__ to all the schools in lots of time upgrade the services." is suitable for industry but builders. We felt the builder have been iFvited to join for ihe- festival. Wayne Fedy said he had didn't know just what type of in- didn't live up to his contract." them for the occasion, Jim .. asked Mayor Pat Brennan of dustry would be desired. He added that lines Of Kilburn, Hank Clarke and Don Squamish what Britannia would The people seemed to be con- munication had improved. . Ross are working on the get from amalgamalion and he cerned about the fear that if "When ' bought the home program for the eveniag in con- ,had been told "not much!" Anaconda had to pay higher was told what I would Bet," junction with the whistler Cumming said that any in- taxes, rents might be increased Pcacey said, "and I feel that I people. dustry coming in to Britannia and they would have to pay should have got it." Beach would probably be deep more. They also seemed to feel water oriented, but en- they should have been consulted vironmentalists and others before any mention of taking would have a great deal to say over the community was made about any development taking or any plans were made to ap- place on Howe Sound. proach Victoria on the subject. Gordon MacDonald wanted At the beginning of the to know about schools and meeting Cumming outlined the recreational facilities; did previous attempt in April of Britannia get anything from 1968 when amalgamation was Squamish. Cumming answered turned down by the provincial that the schools were the same government because it was "not and the taxes the same under a fair to include Britannia Beach THREE BEDROOM BUNGALOW ON LOMOND NO GARDEN TO PUT IN, this home is already well municipality or otherwise. On on those terms." WAY in the Highlands. Large country kitchen with landscaped. Three bedroom with family sized recreation maybe Britannia gets He also quoted a statement by cedar feature wall and decorative brick. Cedar wall closets. Living room has a brick fireplace. Big the benefit because residents can Mayor Brennan in I973 when with brick fireplace in living aocm. Large linen country kitchen, laundry room, plus a large storage use the curling club,.golf club he said the "taxes wouldn't be GIVE YOUR VALENTINE closet in bathroom. All wall to wall carpet including area off the double carport. Full price $48,500. and playing fields. worth the cost of taking in the laundry room. Large lot, landscaped at front and Down payment within reach. "But it's a two way street," Britannia" and added that ready for seeding in rear. Full price $48,500. Cumming said. "Britannia Woodfibre pays "$184,000 in played a big role in the develop- taxes and receives no services ment of the golf course and the that I can find." 8 Centennial Fields and also in Cumming also said that Molyclaire 1385 SO. FT. BUNGALOW WITH ENSUITE where this three bedroom home the curling club, making "unless the people of Britannia or Lov-Her PLUMBING. Vaulted ceilings, three bedrooms, AXEN ROAD is is siezeable contributions." object to the amalgamation, it living room with fireplace. Dining room PLUS located. There is a double carport, two finished NEGLIGEE fireplaces. one in living room and the other in the MacDonald also wanted to could proceed by 8n prder of family room and large storage room. Still time to . . The downstairs fully finished. know why the mayor didn't in- the minister." pick your carpets and cabinets. Full price $46,000. rec. room. is There are II SETS II two bathrooms plus a laundry room. Wall to wall long & short nighties carpet throughout . . . except in kitchen and in cotions, siiiiim and iiy:oii bathrooms. Full price is $52,000. Terms to be TOWNHOUSE WITH FIREPLACE. Newly rc- arranged. SPECIAL GIFTS decorated. Three bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen and laundry room. The private patio is FOR VALENTINE'S DAY 8 A'wide selection of handcrafted gifts from all over beautifully landscaped. The price of $36,000 the world, from jewelry to baskets to ornaments. includes countertop oven and range, $1,800 will get TWO BDRM. HOME WITH FULL BASEMENT under COME IN AND SEE US! you settled in. construction on Ross Rd. FUEL price $39,900 with down payment of only $1,356 PLUS the government RAMSAY IMPORTS $1,004 grant if you are eligible. WIDE SELECTION $37,500 IS A STEAL. Three bedroom home on The same builders are going to start a three Chestnut St. Living room with fireplace. Large bedroom, I150 sq. ft. split level entry. Full price to country kitchen with large view window. Bathroom be $43,500. Call today or come in and see the plan. has entry off master bedroom as well as hall. Electric hot air furnace. 1240 WEST DEPOT. This brand new three bedroom SPLIT LEVEL ENTRY in the Highlands. Partially has a Heatilator fireplace in the living room. A landscaped. 1162 sq. ft. Finished Upstairs . . . PLUS 'dining room plus eating area in the kitchen. A utility 900 sq. ft. Finished Down. Two baths, two rock room, and wall to wall carpet throughout, except fireplaces. Full price in the low 50's. utility room and bathroom. Full price just $42,500. A brand new holiday sug- Depanb hmVancourrer;SunQm .Dee. 19; JM. 2,26,30; Feb. 13.27; gestion from Sunflight. Mar. 13.2% by Pacific Westem Aidlnes Direct daylight flight to Boeing 737. Florida's Gulf Coast with Prices are frombnmuver. per person based on - choice of accommodation hu~persons shadnq and my by departure and Canada's Number OneHolidaymaker. duration chosen. AitporC taxes and savlce chams L .. ... PI.n-a-9- GE monrcaay h,31. rc~es, exh. Sunflight holday are operated by Suntoua or Ramada Inn, Treasure Llmited to Flodda, by Pacific Westem ALriines. !s!and, fer 14 nights. Day trips to Disney World R ESERVAtlONS AND INFORMAT10 1 available from your hotel, $18.00 per person. MERCURY TRAVEL Get ready for the (SQUAMSH) LTD. Good Times. ' Phone - 892-3565 Pane 4 - The Squamhh Tlmer - Thursday, February IO. 1977 Elementary ss&ooo hol I Stawamus and Mamquarn basketball program. Signal Hill "There's such a strong bisket- schools, with the support of is the tournament's "dark ball program in the junior and several local merchants, have horse". senior secondary grades at teamed to hold a six-team had Runner Sports has HOWE Sound,'' said Williams, elementary school basketbail donated a trophy for the cham- "we feit we shouid ria what we tournament at Howc Sound DioMhip while Diamond Head caa to stimulate interest at the secondary later this month. kiators', the Highlander Hotel elementary level. Games with r and the local Chevron Oil bulk teams from outside the district Two West Vancouver teams, is a good way to do this." 5y which had been scheduled for Everett, Martha Naviatolva Ridgeview and Gleneagles, St. plant have financed crests for STEVE ACORN each of the 72 participating The senior boys basketball Friday night in Seattle was can- and Rosie Cassals. They were' Mary's of Chilliwack and Signal Locally, Scawamus lost a close boys. celled, and the local team lost to also specatros at 2 professional Hill of Pemberton will join the 24-18 decision nt hlamquam team of Howe Sound secondary The Overwaitea and ICjA school lost the only game they the Renton Indians on Saturday. basketball game, and at a car two local schools in the Little last Thursday. The game supermarkets have supplied all played in Washington State last On the positive side, however, show. Chief Invitational Tournament seeszwcd back and forth, with Feb. 25 and 26. the food and drink for an in.. thetimes. lead changing hands several weekend, but the conccnSuS the team members were able to The team was accompanied by formal banquet in the secondary seems to be that there was watch ladies' professional ten- coach Mike Weeks, trainer Ridgeview, led by six-foot school cafeteria after the first enty of compensation. A game nis, with such players as Chris Peter Hotston and a group of centre Eric Lockhart, is the. day's games. High scorer for Stawamus was cheerleaders under charge of Bob Versluis with points. Cam Mrs. Leanna Savarella. . West Van champion while Reiner Schwartz and Mike Gleneagles finished fourth in Williams, who teach at Grant and Myles Rosser each The senior boys will be had eight points for the winners. playing in Squamish Saturday their district tournament. St. Stawamus and Mamquam Mary's is an independent. respectively, are organizing the The teams are having a rematch night when they take on tk at Stawamus today. Oldtimers at the Howe Sound Catholic school with a strong tournament. secondary gymnasium. The with the best model plane, and Ricky warm-up match for the evening CHRIS ELKINS AUTO BODY will be between the junior boys Miorin, winner of the class for those eight years of age and and the teachers. under, in the Stedman's Model Contest. Selects e Next to Britannia Beach 1 1 win Mining Museum NOTICE Blayers wanted division Parents of students in Howe Sound Secondary School To anyone interested in FREE ESTIMATES playing for the Whistler are invited to a PUBLIC MEETING, THURSDAY, Whitecaps Soccer Club in the ICBC CLAIMS FEBRUARY 17,1977 at 7:30 p.m. in.Room B109 of Sqilamish League, call Jim Cook final Howe Sound Secondary School to discuss a Core at- - 932-5640.- - - - - .-. I Curriculum as proposed by the Department of The Squamish Selects soccer Education. Or he at the trial game, Sun- 1I I r=.ii-._.IbuIv,I ::,nr on ihs line Sl;ndaj 2: I day, February 13. IO a.m. at the high school held, Centennial Park against the 3 I West Van Falcons. In the standings the Falcons wer a meagre one point behind the alcons, coming into the game1 with one geme remaining the following week for both teams. The result; the Selects have now sewn up their division following the thrilling 1-0 vic- tory. The teams had been tied throughout the game until Laurence Dinwoodie tipped in a Gary Ingram corner kick with Increased less than two minutes left. The game was a seesaw battle in the first half; with both goalies playing well to keep the WINNER OF THE top prize in Stedman's Model Contest was Rame scoreless. The Selects Autoplan cwerage Cody Tetachuk with this model of a tanker. played brilliantly in the second half and limited the Falcons to a Mnrlal rnn+act winnnrc very few weak shots on goal. .I.WUUW UUI IIYUI TWII II I-. C. The Selects were uniUCky not Winners of the model contest category frr young people eight to have scored at least five goals sponsored annually by Sted- years of age and under was won as they hit the post often and.

, . *...,.. II man's in January were: 1st place by Ricky. Miorin. had many close calls. .. I .c I. 1 Cody Tetachuk with a model of Each of the young people The Selects play the Jets next a bid tanker truck; second, Lyle received a trophy and Jim week in their season's final at Stachoski and third Tom Mulholland, proprietor of Sted- FINANCE PLAN ' - Centennial Park. We think you'll want to know man's, says that next year he An ICBC finance plan is available Obieglo. about these new featurgs for your convenience. If you use There was a special category plans to expand the contest atd for model airplanes and this was have several additional Sounder and increased covera the plan, you must still make full won by Chris Ellis while the categories. es payment for your licence plate in your 1977178 Autop1 an fees and a625%down-payment on soccer news your Autoplan Insurance pre- The Sounders won over the Insurance package. mium; the balance will require West Vancouver Eagles by a three instalment payments at two- score of 6-2 on Saturday, Feb. 5 THIRD PARTY LEGAL LIABILITY Here are several examples: month intervals. These payments ROYAlS IN OPENER in West Vancouver. -Loss of Use will be automatically charged The Eagles opened the Every motorist must carry this against your bank account if you On Sunday, Jan. 30 the Squamish Selects played the first protection on his vehicle for per- This, optional coverage means scoring but the Sounders came elect to use this plan. The interest game in the provincial cup playoffs, and, as a result of their back with two goals before half- sonal injury and property damage. that if your insured vehicle is rate on the outstanding balance 4-2 loss to the Mt. Seymour Royals, they are eliminated from For 1977178 it has been increased in an accident and is not drive- time. In the sccond half the is 15% per annum (1%% per any further action. Eagles managed to score one from $50,000 to $75,000 at no in- able, you will be able to obtain 1c,-. c-- "^I- month]. Lt WL tut ~UtltGbad breaks during'the game the Selects crease in your premium. You can, substitute transportation. Either goal while the Sounders scored could have made the game much closer. four goals. however, purchase additional an automobile, a taxi or public RENEWAL DATE coverage above this minimum transit. The Royal's quick through passes to their speedy for- Scoring for the Sounders were requirement. Most people carry The deadline for Renewal is Mid- wards resulted in frequent breakaways, which eventually Peter Bain with three goals, more than the minimum because -Special Equipment night, February 28, 1977. Early scored three of the teams 4 goals, the last one coming on a Steve Vroom with one, Glen it is inexpensive and a good safe- Endorsement renewal is more efficient and will penalty shot. Anderson with one and guard incaseofa seriousaccident. A number of special items are save you valuable time. PLEASE Terrence Knox with one goal. RENEW EARLY. ' The Selects, down 2-0 at the half, refused to give up. Af- not covered by basic Autoplan ter the score became 4-0 the Selects took control of the game insurance. The list includes and had many chances in the last thirty minutes. such things as tape decks (not WHERE TO RENEW Kinsmen to "NO FAULT" Both goals were scored by Gary Ingram on excellent ACCIDENT BENEFITS installed by the manufacturer or You can renew your Autoplan not installed in-dash by an auto Insurance and Motor Vehicle passes from Don Burns. But it was just to late to catch up. build playground "No Fault" accident benefits have dealer or retail supplier), Licence at any Autoplan agent or The Selects still have two games scheduled, to decide the also been increased for 1977178 The Squamish Kinsmen Club. campers, canopies and C.B. Motor Vehicle Branch office. If winner of Centennial League play. They are currently in first after discussion with local Darks at no increase in your premium. radios. If you value them you you do not receive a renewal form ice. ahead of the Falcons. "No Fault" accident benefits are and recreation director Miurice may wish to buy additional in the mail take your current Farn, has decided to build a automatically paid by Autoplan for coverage. 1976177 Certificate of Insurance injury tooccupantsof your vehicle children's playground in the Personal belongings like cameras, to any Autoplan agent or Motor downtown park using local logs or to pedestrians you hit regard- Vehicle Branch office. lessof whoisatfault in an accident. clothes, tapes and sports equip- NOW RENTING and a local firm for steelwork. If this project is successful Here are the basic increases in ment which you have in your STILL IN DOUBT? "No Fault." vehicle are not covered by Auto- they hope to brild several plan but you can arrange general After studying the Renewal others in other areas of the com- -Weekly disability payments insurance coverage. Ask your Brochure and reading the new munity. have been increased from $50 Autoplan agent. guide, All About Autoplan, if you Alderman Barr said he was to $75. still have any questions please pleased to hear about the LOWER RATfS FOR. consult your Autoplan agent or proposal for the downtown park -Weekly death benefits have YOUNG WOMEN been increased from $50 to Motor Veliicle Branch office or but felt that all other endeavors $75 for a spouse or dependent. Premiums on vehicles whose call the ICBC Information Centre should be directed towards the Principal Operators are females in Vancouver at 665-2800. Our recreation comolex. -Weekly death benefits have under the age of 25 will be re- long distance toll free number is been increased from $10 to $15 duced by 10% in 1977178. 112-800-663-3051. for other than the first depen- WAlKlKl $3l9 dent. 8 Days, 7 Nights -Funeral expenses have been increased from $500 to $750. Inmost cases Autoplan premiums are lower in B.C. thaznotherpp MAUl $409 provinces. Here's an example for your specific region. 8 Days, 7 Nights Public Liability and Property Damage 5200,000inclusive limits. Collision $100 deductible. Comprehensive 550 deductible. SPECfAL COVERAGE RENO $¶l.SS Driver Aulomobile-1975 Volkswagen Beetle 8 Days, 7 Nights Tour There are a number of special in- Bus surance coverages you can buy Over 30 years old Vancouver Calgary Toronto Montreal Halifax no accidents in the B.C. klte. Ont. , pa. N.S. from your Autoplan agent or SUPER WEEKEND last 3 years pleasure RENO $169.50 Motor Vehicle Branch office, on'y-nortoand when you renew your Autoplan $224 $307 $303 $418 $295 SAM RAN. $In from work. Hotel & Air Included Insurance and Motor Vehicle Comparative ntes are from the 19?S insurers Rdvimjj Organization of Canada manual. MAMQUAM MEWS Licence. SKI WOE Sf39 Three bdrm. Townhouses, range, Air, Hotel & Lifts fridge, carport, fireplace, all cuitains. WE WANT YOU TO KNOW INSURANCE ALL ABOUT YOUR CORPORATION $300 per month. AUTOPLAN INSURANCE OF BRITISH SU P E R! 0 W COLUMBIA For information call- TOURS LTD. LJ Stan or Lynda Banniater Lobby of Sandman Inn 8S8-5905 or 892-3574 180 Weut Gwrgla St. PHonECOLLECl 689-7 117

i, I P Lifestyle award

Health and yeifare Minister significant impact on members Marc LaIonde recently an- of the cmmunity. nounced details of a program Persons selected will receive a created to acknowledge the con- medallion fcarwing the symbol tribution made by Canadians in for the Operation Lifestyle cam- the proinotion of positive health paign and a certificate of Eariy Birds: Tess Brennan Ewasuik 7331" 2775, Eileen lifestyle in their communities. recognition. 330s 672T, Edna Burns 267S, King 598T 268s. The Lifestyle Award program Nomination forms are Luella Casey 263S, Linda Pear- Royal Bo:ple: Wendy San- is an element of Operation available bj writing to the son 649T, Doreen Quinn 623T. derson 287S, Marg Marlow Lifestyle, a public education Secretary, Lifestyle Award Erprty Birds: Linda Mertin 2535 6%T, Daphne Chadwick campaign developed by the Committee. Ottawa. KIA OK9. 2805, Luella Casey 268s 686T. 250S, Alice Vanderbrunn 641T. department to encourage Marg Marlow 2485, Tess Bren- Canadians to assume greater Thursday Mixed: Bruno Paqers5;. for fire nan 660T, Val Lindstrom 641'T. Marini 257s 725Tl Ron Barr responsibility for theii own Monday Matinee: Lorraine 252s 652T, Fred Schomig 2243 health. depa rt rne r~ t Davis 260S, Sara Lamont 220s 62ST, Hynnette Beemish 316s In announcing the new Council last week voted to 610T, Debbie Murphy 212s. 713T, Pat Furniss 2863 639T, program, Lalonde indicated that purchase pagers for' the volun- Elaine Esscx 2 1 2S, Eileen King Helen Phillip 250s 6537. while the main purpose of the teer fire department in order to 563T, Mary Thurston 549T. Fridgy Classic Elof Manson Lifestyle Award is to bring ensure speedier answering of Elks Mixed Monday Night: 367s 792T. Greg 265s 660T, recognition to individuals who fire calls and a more efficient bob Silcock 302s 741T, Dick Mike 263S, George Binning have worked for years, often use of the men. McLeod 2833 700T, LES Steel 734T. Grace Koch 2533 670T. unrecognized, to raise the .level Ald. Norman Barr said the 281s 679T, Don Shaw 3 con- Doreen Quinn 237s 612T, of health aqareness in their firemen felt the pagers are a secutives games 164, Eileen Norma Slee 216s. Eileen John- community, it is hoped that it good idea and that the fire chief Johnston 2523 624T, Dot ston 597T. will also serve to reinforce recommends them. Among the Dawson 241s 649T, Eva Friday Classic: Rob Ryan voluntary action among benefits of the pager system are Demeter 219s SS7T. 310S, Bob Silcock 295s 837T Canadians. that we would no longer need Mixed Neighbours: Dot 2783, Greg Wirachowsky 696T, Deserving persons may be the siren, the entire fire deoart- Gullacher 2973, Carol Ewasuik Elof Manson 688T. Doreen nominated by individuals living would be aware of &ere in their community, by com- ment THIRD PLACE in the annual Stedman Model Contest went to 279S, Vi Slobodian 2733 630T, Quinn 2868 783T. Norma Slee the fire was* and Only the Tom Obieqlo with a cab over truck. . Grace Koch 647T. 2778 661T, Doreen Quinn munity organizations, national required- -. number of firemen Tuesday Mixed: Jack Wulff 261s. Grace Kosk 660T. SECOND PRIZE winner in the Stedman Model Contest was and provincial associations or cohd be called out to act, using 266s' Joe Silva 261S, Roger leis: Steve Bouma 130s Lyle Stachoski with this model of a Kenworth truck. municipal governments. a zone calling system. Osburn 241.5 654T, Bob Bain 213D, Paul Paddison 125s Nominees should have ac- Ald. Barr also said the fire tively given of their time and 674T, Carlos Genio 648T, Edna 228D. Bruce Sheppard 120s chief felt the pagers would en- 215D, Beverly Washtock 154s energy on a volunteer basis to sure that the firemen would be Tourand 2573 603T, Luella the improvement of health 275D, Candace Breden 136s more satisfied than they are at Casey 2483, Lorraine Aseltine habits in the community or had 228D, Patricia Fairhurst 132S, present when they turn out for a 246s 651T, Dot Knudson 2438 significant involvement in the Cheney Chadwick 243D. fire and often are not needed. 633T. provision of health-related 6mpms: EioDby aamin IYZS !: ndd!!ln5, many residents THE NEW AGE FOLKSINGERS Tuesday Mixed: Bob Bain facilities or services. These 477T, David Parsons 144S, who livc in the vicinity of the Sundmy, FObf~rfY Pm. 2753 673T. Alex Walsh .264S, What do you think about directly related to the recom- projects should have been un- 13s MIKE Marlow 140s 377T. various recommendations con- mendations of the Royal Com- fire halls complain about the Jack Wulff 2598 710T, Carlos dertaken for a considerable "The New Age Folksingers", Solomon Skye and Craig Tomlinson Brian LaButon 332T. Kim tained in the report submitted mission Report;' Wood rioise of the siren and this would Genio 666T. Daphne Chadwick em- period of time and had a bring flute, mandolin, percussion, guitar and vocals to the 2778 678T. Dot Knudson 245s Mauch 241s 491T, KVERSTI by the Royal Commission on phasized, ". . . any extraneous remove tha! complaizt. Brackendale Space. Koch 207s 465T, Carol Sadler d 649T, Luella Casey 238s. Forest Resources? hues wiii ii~tbe consider&." IN.-a CAnlDl-uaammmwanaa I IVm i78Sl Michelle Quinri 447T. The question is being asked of A summary not exceeding five Ladies Wednesday Morning: Juniors: Jeff Tinney 241s , Ben Dawson 288s 697T, Janet industry, the public, and all Pages accompany each sub- MOMS AND TQTS Faf~mfy4 - Fobrurry 27 530T. Billy Tasker 218S, other interested parties by the mission, and five copies of each The first meeting of the Moms and Tots Van Den Maagdeberg 251% Stephen Noblett 178s 507T, recently formed Forest policy should be Sent to: New paintings by TOBY NILLSON will be at the Gallery. Nillson Johanna Krzanowski 2443, Aaron Chadwick 490T, Tammy English for new Canadians program will be Doreen Quinn 650T, Dot Advisory Committee of B.C. Forest Advisory Corn- held at the quamish Learning Centre, I0:OO has been adding a surrealist spark to the West Coast art en- Rourke 227S, Carol Dent 212S, The five-man group has been Tittee of B-C.9 Suite 11 14, Har- vironment since his first show in 1974 at Openspace Galley, Vic- McNulty 591T. Darlenc Bkei :BZ, E~iiii~ n.~.A .r. rriuay,m:J- February i iih. The aim or" the toria. Golden Age: Bob Silcock charged with reviewing the im- bour 345 Quebec Marlow 504S, Debbie Sadler . plications and probable impact Street, Victoria, B.C. V8V IN4. EVERY FRIDAY: Participainting with M ichael Malcolm. Anyone 2868 291s 773T, Ed Antosh program is to have volunteer members of the 490T, Denise Fairhurst 474T. of recommendations made by Those making representations Present and Willing can paint on a collective picture. This day 2333 244s 708T. Steve Hobson Seniors: Larry Burroughs community help new Canadians in their forest economist Dr. 'peter be prepared lo discuss 255S, Tom Clarke 552T, 290s 684T. Rory Sussums 206s community learn English. Volunteers are Dorothy Chapman 221s 554T, Pearse whose report (released their submissions upon in- SOIT, Jack Wright 512T 186S, last November) covered prac- vitation. The committee will invited to participate on a one or two Elsie Marsh 210S, Hilda Bauer Lorna Walky 231s 543T. tically all aspects of forest visit ivarious centres in the 207S, Eileen Johnston 202S, Flo morning a week basis and may specify the Maurine Wright 204s 559T, management in the province. province to receive the invited Stevens 507T, Mildred Mac- Susan Halvorson 185s 506T. discussions. Those receiving area they would like to work in. Any one donald 496T. YBC Majors: G. Desjardins Robert S. Wood, chairman of such an invitation will be ad- interested in helping out is asked to call Bev Wednesday Nighl: Fred Toth 243s 65IT, R. Marcotte 211s the advisory Committee, ex- vised of time, place and date for Pavlik at 892-5322 between 1O:oO and 2:OO 291s 733T, Denny Rathbone 554T, Rick Marcotte 204S, K. plains "it is important the :hsii presentations. 270s 714T, Rod lnkstek 2548, Deschlkas 541T, D. Desjardins potential implementation of Dr. Other members of the ad- v week days or to attend the first meeting. The Jerry Ewasuik 659T, Vilma 300s 615T. I. Page 185s 475T. Pearse's recommendations is put visory committee with Wood Squamish Learning Centre is located at Hendrikson 776T 301S, Carol J. Marcotte 130s 349T. into proper perspective. are: John Stokes, deputy -38038 Cleveland Avenue, Squamish. . Probably the most significant minister of forests; Dr. James aspect of the report will be the Rae, assistant deputy minister, ultimate re-writing of the Forest ministry of economic develop- FIRE AT BRITANNIA Act." ment; W. C. (Wes) Cheston, The committee will receive resource manager, B.C. forest written submissions up to March service special studies division; DAMAGES DUPLEX 31. and T. M. AQSCY,a Vancouver Fire at Britannia Beach on Thursday, Feb. 3 destroyed "AN submissions must be consulting forest economist. half of a duplex occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Jaime Duarte and their two children. Duarte was at work when the fire oc- Baha'i Vlawpolntr Srrlor curred but fortunately his family was unharmed. The fire occurred at approximately 1 p.m. and members ECONOMICS, A BAHA'I SOLUTION of the Britannia Beach Volunteer Fire Brigade performed in a very efficient manner and had the fire controlled in 15 Sunday, Feb. 13 at 7:30 p.m. minutes and out in an hour and a half. 41872 Hope RB., Brackendale Their speed and efficiency managed to save the other half of the building which only received smoke and water Guest Speaker . . . Free damage. Squarnish Baha'i Carnmgnity a...... L 0 4 bedroom home, 2112 baths, 1812 4 THE HIGHLAN.DS sq. ft. I 43 HIGHLANDER HOTEL 3 bedroom home, 1 112 baths, 1400 rb sq. ft., full basement. * Announces * 3 bedroom home, 11/2 baths, and $ CABARET WILL' BE CLOSED carport, excellent location. for renovations this weekend. A* - Watch for our f we.; LOTS AVAILABLE IN I VALLEYCLIFFE, BRACKENDALE AND G'ARIBALDI HIGHLANDS.

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By ROSE TATLQIV climbing over the P.C. Hydro front aiid then Wayne banked to The ridge ended in the stay for several days to cut some I 'had always wanted to fly substation at Cheekye and then give me a chance to take some moraine at the side of the woodBefore for wecampers left we and took hikers. e, pic-, over Garibaldi Peak in a small across Cheakamus River and pictures of the harbour. Warren Glacier and across the plane with plenty of time to see south lo the port where the smog CHIEF CASTS SHADOW glacier loomed the basaltic mass ture of the plane, possibly the everything and to take pictures from Woodfibre made a hazy The terminal development, of Table Mountain. the core of last wheeled one to land on the ES we cnuereb much of the area pa!l across the sk.y. FMC, ?he SyE!?iSh C!?cm\c.-! an extinct volcano, one of those lake this year. as by next mor- which 1 had traversed on foot Below us we could see the plant and the Empire Mills which had extruded through the disappearedning the goodand it weatherwas snowing. had, over the past 30 years. When twisted convolutions of the complex, along with the small ice many years ago. Wayne Boyd phoned last vxek Cheakamus River, the many boar harbour and the railway The Tabie, unclimbable now, and suggested we try the flight mouths that feed into the tracks, looked like children's had once been climbed, many andWe Wayne taxied said out itacross was a the perfect lake on Thursday if the weather was Squamish; the Squamish River playthings. years ago by the legendary clim- right, I was delighted. coiled dark and sinuous and off There were toy cars racing ber Tom Files, who had fixed place to practice landings and Thursday dawned clear and to tire left was the clearing for dong the highway heading to ropes to the holds he had used. takeoffs with the four mile bright with briliiant blue skies the new high school with con- Squamish and on the right a thin In time these rotted away and length and almost mile width. and warm sunshine. Scheduled struction already starting and ribbon of water. Shannon Falls, since that time no one has made We flew down to Guard to leave at 1:30 we were a little the Tantalus Village develop- dropped down the moun- the ascent. Mountain, circled the lake, late, due to a prior commitment, ment. tainside. Above a network of noticing the shelter hut iit but I'm sure I broke the speed Then down over the old logging roads led into the However, when the Okanagan Helicopters first started training Sphinx Bay, past Castle 'Towers laws getting to the airport so I Caribaldi Highlands develop- basin below the peaks and and Panorama Ridge and then wouldn't keep him waiting. ment, the golf course along the snaked north behind the Chief. pilots in the park they landed on top of the Table and that was circling again to gain altitude as The plane, a two seater Piper north bank of the Mamquara We flew over the Chief, the we headed over the frozen snow Cub J3, was sitting on the edge River, the tiny clearing for Cen- three summits, free of snow, the first time man had stood on !he top of the basalt rock for covered Mimulus, Black Tusk of the runway iind after teiiniiil Field and ihe compiex lying beiow us, and in its and Helm Lakes. manoeuvring to get aboard he arrangement of the BCR shops shadow the orderly streets and many years. turned the plane into the main and Railwest Mfg. It all looked crescents of Valleycliffe, with Wayne took the plane close to AROUND THE TUSK runway and off we went. Down so much bigger from the air. the houses like toys, stood out the mountain, then circled it so You could trace the streams to the south end, then a quick Down over the river training clearly. we could take pictures of the coming down from Helm. turn and the plane raced north dykes, the site of the proposed We swept over the Stawamus hole which,goes right through it Glacier, around the Cinder and soon left the pavement, new garbage dump to the water- Valley. the valley bare to the and which is over one hundred Cone and down the Helm summit, the road winding feet high. Valley as we flew down to circle PILOT WAYNE BOYD chatting with park employees Don Roberts and Glen Davidson at the Then we drifted out over through it, where normally there shelter hut on Garibaldi Lake. the Tusk which changed shape would be many feet of snow at Table Bay, saw the receding as we flew, Seeing the rough this time of year and then up the We circled the chalet to get and tracks of snowmobiles clim- It was a magnificent sight. tongue of Sentinel Glacier and terrain below with the Mamquam Valley with the falls better pictures and were amazed bing the ride to the top. Then There was Garibaldi, so close began to descend to land on microwave towers belonging to below us, along the upper to see how little snow there was. we were on the ridge with the you could almost reach out and Garibaldi Lake. I'll admit my B.C. Hydro and B.C. Tel, 1 reaches of the river to the lava I can remember when the snow. bowl below us and two touch it, off lo the north you heart was in my mouth as we recalled a trip made over 15 flow which had come down came up to the upper storey of snowmobiles and their riders could see the sharp peak of the headed for the snowy surface of years ago with a group of Girl from the Opal Cone during the the building at Christmastime waving at us. their delicate Tusk thrusting into the sky and the lake, but reallzing that Guides when we climbed last volcanic age when the whole and here it was more than a tracks clearly outlined in the far' below on the left the planes had landed on the ice the around the Tusk in a day,just to Garibaldi massif must have been month later with only a little snow. Cheakamus Valley. preceding weekend 'and that see if we could do it. a hell hole of smoking activity. more than two feet of the white .. . You could trace the course of stuff. 7 we niusi haiic Seei; ~SS2nd that lava river, the wide banks The plane sped over the - it was easy to see why it took US is €or pushed up on either side which ridge, over Columnar Mountain all day and we didn't get back to must have contained the flaming and then on to Alice Ridge, the camp till almost nightfall. The him & her spectacle. Even today, "so-called balsam show" where masses of broken basalt, scree thousands of years later, there is there was no snow and the and rock, all covered now with little vegetation on those lava ground was as bare as it was in snow, the undulating land, was beds. late summer several vears ago. broken and torn. The Tusk is The ridge leads up-to LiGle m also the core of a volcano which DIAMOND HEAD Diamond Head snowy and white geologistsextruded throughsay that thethe mountainice and To the left the peak of and then we swept across the Diamond Head loomed in the face of Garibnldi, over the once was possibly severs1 blue sky with the Garibaldi Cheekye Creek thousands of feet thousand feet higher, and has a lasting gift for the Neve stretching towards below. gradually weathered away over. Mamquam Lake, a while To the right was the red rock the years. one you love. smooth expanse to the right at of the mountain, veined and the foot of Pyramid Peak. On marbled with different colours, Then we headed across the the ridge near the chalet and with patches of snow clinging to Cheakamus Valley, over Daisy newly built shelter hut could be the surface but snow-free in Lake and west towards seen the tracks of skiers who many sheer spots. To the left Cathedral Mountain in the Up- must have visited the area was Brohm Ridge, the buildings per Squamish Valley. The shar- recently. standing out against the snow ply jagged peak of the mountain, again an example of volcanic activiiy thousands of years ago, SMOG FILLS the lower part of the valley as our iiiiie Xper Cub 33 took off from the airport was free of snow and on the a- a- CAPILANO and headed down the valley to get some pictures of Squamish during a two hour flight over Squamish valley side the steep COLLEGE the area last week. That's Habricht peak and the Sky Pilot group in the centre of the skyline slopes dropped sheer to the i and on the right can be seen a loop. of the Squamish River. valley below. Here we en- countered some turbulence but EFFECTIVE SPEAKING Wayne kept the plane on an even flight and we headed down Learn to address large and small groups through this the valley for home. highly participatory course. Dress for classes is casual. On the right the mountains rose to the slopes of Mount DATE: Fqbruary'l4 (Mondays) Wood and Mount Squamish, TIME 6:OO - 9:OO p.m. tracks where the plane had lan- and below them, on a shelf, FEE: $40 (for 8 sessions) ded earlier, along with ski several hundred feet above the INSTRUCTOR: Alf Dunn tracks leading across the lake to valley floor, were several small the shelter hut in Sphinx Bay. lakes, their icy surfaces covered For information and registration call the Squamish I . ANNOUNCEMENT We touched down, with only a with snow. Learning Centre from 1000 a.m. to 2:OO p.m. daily R; little bump and sped across the 892-5322 or call Dan Dolphin at 112-986-191 I, !oca1 It's our pleasure to announce the association of Dr. surface of the lake toward the We flew over the logged off 323. Charles Cook with our clinic for the practice of shelter near the Battleship sides of the valley, saw the Islands. NOTE CHANGE IN PRICE. dentistry. bridge across the Squamish, the Office hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. "Would you like to put your logging company's shop in the CAPILANO L. Guy name in the guest book?" Wayne Ashlu Valley and then the ran- Squsmish Learning Centre L. Vanzella said as the plane stopped, and ches and homes in the upper gmCOLLEGE 38038 Cleveland Avenue despite the fact that 1 only had Squamish Valley. Down over on low shoes (I really hadn't prepared to land on an ice- the ridge towards the airport, covered lake) out I climbed and over Lewis Lake, Leavitt Lake walked across the ice to the and Evans Lake as well as lakeshore where park employees several smaller ones before Dan Roberts and Glen David- finally touching down on the son were cutting wood. runway at the airport. BLOCK BROS. REALTY LTb. They had come in earlier in It was a fantastic experience the week, planning to ski in but and one I will never forget. 38164 Cleveland Ave. finding the snow not really deep Thank you Wayne, and the Squamish 892-3571 or Vanc. Direct Line 688-5917 enough, and were planning to Squamish Flying Club!

PRIME CdMMERClAL - lOOxl20 double lot in the COUNTRY FOLIC FESTIVAL ::%!re of town. Askins price $60,000. Older home on second lot rented. Check the possibilities on this one. For 49r7 details call Dave Loewen 892-5064. QUIET NEIGHBOURHOOD - Large level lot, rear yard fenced with good garden area AND comfortable three bdrm. rancher. Check the workshop & utility room, Appointments to view call Dave Loewen 892-5064. HIGHLANDS CALLING? - Clean air & mountain viewing, 1312 sq. ft. with full basement, carport with sundeck over. Three bdrms. up and a spare down. On Friedel Cres. D:ive by and then check with Dave Loewen for details. 40317 SKYLINE DRIVE OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY 1-4 P.M. BRACKENDALE SPECIAL - Two year old homes on This luxury four bedroom Tudor home must be sold as Dogwood Place, both three bdrms. plus living, dining & owner is transferred to Victoria. Has 3600 sq. ft. Almost kitchen, some dev. down, good lots, excellent investments. Guaranteed Income Supplement 3000 finished. Includes three baths, den, family, rec. room, Mid 50's. To view or discuss call Stan & Lynda Bannister application forms were mailed etc. For personal appointment call Bruce Copp 898-3748. 898-5905. Block Bros. Realty Ltd. recently to all pensioners now re- OLD WORLD CRAFTSMANSHIP - In a contemporary ceiving the Supplement. To make HELP YOUR MBRTQAQE PAYH€NTS - With either plan. Convenient downtown location, 1288 sq. ft. on each sure that your Supplement to the one of these legal duplexes with three bdrms. up and the floor, generous ground floor entry, three large bdrms., Pension continues beyond March same down. There are two areas and two prices to choose living room with flp & deck, enste. plumbing & much 31st you must reapply. So make from - 555.000 and $49.000. Which one would suit your more. almost new & only $54,900. Stan & Lynda Bannister poc~c~~oo~b;;;c;? Dlrrrr C" SWG y~i/fill in j~i;f~iiii sfid ieiuiii ..-"a" -A! '?!ELC.A" zad find cut. 898-5905. it in the addressed envelope en- 892-5852. ON TOP OF A HILL Is this nearly new two bdrm. ATTENTION LARQE FAMILIES - This home has three closed with the form, as soon as you - bdrms. up, two bdrms. & den down, spacious living, dining possibly can. mobile home in Britannia Beach, featuring cozy living SpOIymIDW-RiSTEEEO, by WBlSTLER COMMmnm B.C. am ' room with corner window, bright cozy kitchen with & kitchen with 2 appliances. Easy care Alcan siding. attractive cabinets and large closets in master bedroom. Fenced yard. Offers to $45,450. Stan & Lynda Bannister Wilb Special Gacrtr JACK SlMTB & JM WOODYARD 898-5905. Health Santeet For only $12.000 it's a good place to start. "HELGA". Advuca Tick& $%SO DOOR WOO and Werhre Bien-res social - 892-5852. ' .. 4. Can& Canada I .; 1 p'iri. DUPLEX FOR SALE - Located in desirable Garibaldi :..'.< ! Marc Lalonde...... HWHW*- md enpands - Ideal Estates, close to schools. shopping, churches, etc. Both Tickets Availdble At Minister starter home. Completely redone inside. Fridge, stove, w/d sides rented to good tenants. Priced below replacement at included. Close to schools & shopping. Vendor will accept $66,900. More particulars with Stan & Lynda Bannister WHISTLER GULF STATION $I 1.500. See it with Dave Loewen 892-5064. 898-5905. SQUAMISH TIMES

8 4 1 b i The Squamlrh Timer - Thursday, February IO, 1977 - Page? Council briefs Council heard a request from Gordon Sellers of Squamish rch annual meetin Taxi for a passenger loading zone for two cars. At present they have an area on Winnipeg The annual meeting of the for use by community groups pulpit is Greg Martin. who coin- the following officers for 1977 and Second where they can park Anglican cpngregation was held and individuals, for a cidentally is living in what was - president, Ruth Wilson; vice- one car and originally had ap- on Sunday evening, Jan. 30. The "donation". Mrs. Moon's house. It is an ex- president. Ruth Fento'n: plied for permission to park two attendance was higher than in Furnishings in the church are cellent piece of work. and has secretary, Louise Brygadyr:' cars on Winnipeg and Second. recent years, showing an interest graduaiiy being repaired or also ik valtic of being unique treasurer, Grace Clarke; social Sellers pointed out that in the development of the replaced as needed. The large and local. service convener. Dot Galley;. Mrs. Bob Bruce. who has united thank-ctfering, Grace f.cl!i!ies en Seczr.6 P..p. 3f: ZGX chuich in the new building. hey reed organ has been being used at present and there Tht new church building is repaired. and with a temporary been our historianiarchivist for Ciarite. rcpreser)iative on the is lots of parking space available basically completed, although a motor, is sounding much better. a number of years, is completing church committee, the president on Second Ave. few things remain KO be done, A new "silent running'' motor the records of the church to the wiih the righi io appoint a' A committee of Aldermen such as landscaping, some pain- has been ordered from England. time of the move. and would delegateThe churchir! her place.officials and' Frostev and Smith was ap- ting, and some outside signs. This organ is by way of welcome old letters or pointed to meet with a represen- This work will bc completed by becoming an antique, being over photographs, etc.. pertaining to church committee for thei tative of Squamish Taxi and the congregation in the spring. 60 years old, and placed in St. the old St. John's. This work, coming yedr are: chur- beginning with the dedication of chwardens. Doug Fenton cap- look at the site. The old church, on Sixth John's Church in 1920. Avenue. is in zhe process of A new pulpit was com- the new church in Octoher, has pointed by the vicar). David. *** Brygadyr (elected by thr Council has called for tenders being sold to the Lutheran missioned by the ACW in now been taken over by Mrs. FrankThe AnglicanWilson. Church Womcn congregation); parish secretary,' for the clearing of an additional congregation. When this sale is memory of two life members, Louise Brygadyr; treasurer.' 32 acres adjacent to Centennial completed, there will be a who had spent many years in the Field for an additional playing sizable mortgage left to pay, and service of the church, and the reported a most successful year. Maureen McDougall; delegate' field. It is hoped that work can some time in the meeting was altar, Mrs. Hurren and Mrs. Among many others, two out- to synod, Sheila Gordon; alter., nate delegate, Ruth Lipsey; start as soon as possible after the devoted to discussion of this Moon. This has now been standing contributions were chairman of sidesmcn, E146 tenders have been opened and problem. The new building, placed in the church and will be made to the church - the pulpit the contract issued. which is dual purpose - church dedicated at a later date. The which has already been men- Nicholson; envelope secretaryc and parish hall - is available artist who made and carved the tioned. and curtains. The latter Pauline Nicholson; legal ad'- *** visor, Don Wilson; members-at-' Big Chief Developments ap- consist of a very large curtain to large of the committee. Margery peared before council on divide the sanctuary from the body of the church when it is ammerslrom. John: Tuesday night to ask approval H ANIMAL CONTROL being used as a parish hall, and McDougall. Peter Evans, Percy1 for the proposed warehouse on Hammerstrom. Don Dickie. .- Second SI. The building would matching curtains on the large windows. The meeting was concluded. contain 16,000 feet of OFFICER BUSY with a social hour, in a wine and: warehouse space with offices The ACW, at a meeting a few Pamela Pichette, the animal control officer for the days before the annual, elected cheese party. above the front portion and a showroom on the ground floor District of Squamish, had a busy January with 61 complaints at the front. Parking was not received and dealt with. In addition she gave out 19 warnings adequate in the former presen- to aninrai owners. tation but this has been changed A total of 67 animals were impounded and two fines and now conforms with the levied, Impoundment fees amounted to $234 and she issued bylaw. 50 licences for a total of $280. Council asked that five feet be Five animals, four dogs and one cat were destroyed taken off the back of the during the month. In addition to other revenues there was a b:i!diz;g 8: the !me ir, arde: to sum of $170 realized from donations. permit garbage containers to be placed there and to allow more room. The company was per- mitted to proceed with working YOUR LOCAL MOVINC & STORAGE CO. drawings, and bring it before the design committee consisting of IS NOW LOCATED HERE IN SQUAMISH Aldermen Froslev and Smith. *** We specialize in . . Aldermen Froslev, Cun- ningham and Smith were ap- local & long Distance Moving pointed to a committee to look at the L. A. Midnight property Overseas Shipping and review his application for rezoning. Crating *** It is easy to come down to earth after a night of lux- The committee was also ep- urious sleep under a Daniadown quilt. Sink your head NESTLED IN THE SHADOW of the Chief, Valleycliffe as seen from the air, presents an or- Can We Be of Service into one of our deliciously sort down filled pillows. pointed to look at the Rattray derlv Dattern of streets and crescents with Garibaldi in the background. Free yourself from tedious bedmaking and brighten property near Garibaldi Way your day from our wide sefeclion of covers. A size and and check the present zoning phon* 892-9955 quality to suit everyone. Drop into one of our showrooms and use of the buildings. or call for our free brochure. It was also decided that the Anniversary for Auxiliary Advisory Planning Commission - daniodown quilts should look at the whole area The Squamish Hospital bers actrng as co-hostess porting this very worthy group COASTWAY MOVING made by solberg's of Vancouver and see if the zoning is correct Auxiliary has been in existence providing the refreshments. The they would be very happy to or if it should be changed. for 25 years and its members group hold raffles, auctions arid hear from you as they would ). VALLEY FURNITURE give many hours of their time bake sales during the year, they like io increaZe thfir mem- . .*,* * 4-:'L.b7 Nqxt to- Squamhh Wery 892-34 '"'also have a booth at the Fall & STORAGE LTQm p Council decided to scrap the and talents working to raise' bership to support the demands bicycle licensing bylaw after it money to purchase equipment Fair which is both a novelty and of our rapidly growing com- was pointed out that the liccn- for the hospital, present new bake sale, munity. As I'm sure you will sing was' a loss item and the mothers with birth and medical The auxiliary have two per- realize the work is interesting police are divided on the value registry books and give Christ- manent booths which they keep and very gratifying and any help SQUAMISH of licensing. mas gifts to all patients in stocked with knitted baby sets, you may be able to give would Some feel it would help in hospital at that time. clothing and novelty items for be appreciated. If you think you identifying stolen vehicles but it The auxiliary are a group of sale, one at the hospital and the would like to know more about has rarely done so. Council ladies who not only enjoy each other in the Chieftain Hotel the auxiliary please contact voted to scrap the bylaw with other's company but share the lobby. Marian Mills ai 898-51 19 or Alderman Smith dissenting as same interests and use their time If you are interested in sup- Rosemary Enefer at 892-3098. he felt it was a methpd of teaching children responsibility. announces *** Council decided to inform the attorney-general's department SUNDAY that the council chambers at the municipal hall would be SMORGASBORD available for use as a cour- troom. *** 4:OO p.m. - 1O:OO p.m. Council also instructed the staff to take a look at impost fees, see what they are all about and bring in a report on them. $450

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Middle-age: When you find Chicken Pot Pie yourself wanting to be where the ictisn isn't.*** Prime Rib Steak You can't kiss a girl unexpectedly - only sooner than Lobster & Seafood 8 ihe thought*** you would. Honor system: An educational ;ustom in which the teachers have the honor and the students have the system. LUN'CHEON SPECIAL- - *i* . The average family man rarely $10 75 Bets into ho: water. By the time Fish & Chips ...... he gets home in the evening, it's all used up.

*** $2I 50 Any man who says he can see Chicken Pot Pie ...... through women is missing a lot. Savinglplan arc great ways to saie for your *** future. But act now. ThG deadline for contributions is Tuesday. .\larch 1st." Ham Steak...... $2I 50 5.C.CenW CREDlT BPNtON Plus dekious variety of Ster?k,s and Seafood *** REWBEMENT SRVINGS PMW PETER MCKAY Now available to members at all participating credit unions. 892-3588 Cleweland Aws. 892-3733 *** (B.C. Central Credit Union. irustcc of H.C. <:cntnl Retirement Srungr Phnb D.L. 1919 ,

1 Page 8 - The SquamlDh Tlmer - Thursday. February IO, 1977 DIAGONAL PARKING Council was concerned with the resistance to the en- ON SEC forcement of the Fire Marshal's Councii decided to approve diagonal parking and kft Act by the municipality. the two hour parking limit on Second St. for the time being to Following some discussion it alleviate the downtown parking problems. was decided that if warnings Police report that two people- Also on Feb. 5. damages Alderman Barr suggested that the two hour ban be lifted given by the fire departmeat to went to hospital at Lions Gate amounting to $600 occurred. to as there are hardly cars parked along the stwet during violators of the Fire Marshal's following a single vehicle ac- a car driven by France C. Lyall any Act 2re not heeded, the ad- the day and vehicles are parked along zther streets with cident in the Brohni Lake area when it struck a train a1 a ministrator is to be told about marked railway crossing ai people who work in :he shops and others walking fGi several Feb. 5. Hospitalized were thc the problem and if he cannot driver Vittoriano Yicarciti and Minaty Bay at kiiaiinia Beach. blocks io their business premises. solve it his recommendations a passenger Brigit Hoffmnn. On Feb. 6 a tw:; car collision It will be tried at least until Second St. builds up with regarding the layinn of charges Damage to the vehicle was !at the south end of the more businesses and the parking limit is required. These will will be taken to council. estimated at $7,000. The case is Mamquam bridge resulted in still be the no parking ,from 4 to 7 a.m. to permit street *** still under investigation. damages amounting to 5 1,700 to cleaning. Aldermen Thor Froslev and On the samc day fiire milP-s a. car driven by Manfred Horn Bob Smith were appointed to a south of Whistler on Highway of Powell River and a station 99. damage amounting to wagon driven by Neison SOO a permanent standing committee design panel. 53.500 occurred to the vehicle Kong Pang of Vancouver. *** driven by Joe Scopazzo of Van- Horn was heading north on couver. Highway 99 and Pang was I Jack Stathers was reappointed I mm Scopazzo claimed another car southbound when the collision to serve for three years as the forced him off the road. There oecuired. Paiig is charged with were no injuries and no charges. driving without due care and at- m- Board of Variance. WORKING FOR Meats 'n Treats is a family affair according to new owners Don and lone Member of Parliament Jack plication through the mail in McLennan shown here wi:h :heir four children, Jay, Lindsay, Shawn and Toby Lee, all ready Pearsall wishes to remind all January. Break-in to serve the public on the open house days at the end of last week. retired people in Coast It is important that the ap- Chilcotin entitled to receive the plication be submitted promptly Qt Gulf station 24 HOUR TOWING Guaranteed Income Supplement before March 31 so that you under Health and Welfare Police received a report ai8 will continue to receive your a.m. on Wednesday, Feb. WEATHER Canada's Old Age Security @ Complete auto-body work by trained New owners for payments without interruption. stating that the Garibaldi Gulf Program must reapply each craftsmen Date Hi Lo Weather year. regarding this mat- station had been broken into Jan. 31 6 2 Rain .03 ter should be directed to the and a large of bat- Used Auto Parts Feb. I 8 4 Cloud teries, tires and tools stolen. Meats 'n Treats This year, re-registration is regional office of Old Age Auto. Wrecking 2 IO 0 Cloud A 40 year Old ''Iuamishman Don and lone McLennan Meats 'n Treats is a specialty taking place during the months Security, Box 1177, Victoria, 3 IO -3 Clear B.C. V8W 2V2, telephone 388- has been apprehended and took over ownership of the shop with meats and cheeses, 4 6 2 Rain .I of January, February and 31 19. charges are pending. Meats 'n Treats business in imported canned foods and 5 IO 2 Cloud March. The final deadline for Garibaldi Estates on the first of delicacies, and they specialize in 6 8 4 Rain .I submitting applications is the month and held open house making up meat and cheese March 31. I ANNOUNCEMENT I at the store on Friday and Satur- trays for parties and special SEARS in Pemberton, BC., wish to 0 day, Feb. 4 and 5. events. If you have been receiving the The business, originally They specialize in cutting Fight illiteracy. Broaden your Guaranteed Income Supplement announce new phone number: Mashiler Work Centre opened by John Sobotka, who custom orders of meat with your education with new books from over the past year, you should 894-6301 Opposite Golf Course 89813418 will remain with the new owners own favorite roast or steak cut Norlh Shore libraries. already have received an ap- for a while, will be a family to your specified thickness or operation, according to lone for a special recipe. In addition, and Don McLennan. they carry delicatessen items "We're all going to get into like salads and cold cuts for the act." she said. as the those who don': want to take the children donned aprons, "It's time to cook when they finish a IT'S A CELEBRATION! . !We're kicking up our keel$, ove~

the district with the required number bf inspections and all RENO is9.so the associated work. DblcJtwin 7 days every Sat. Lake *** Tahoe, Virginia City & Carson Alderman'Baar suggested that City. Big Fun Bonus per person council should look at the & Farewell Party Ponderosz rezoning of the area on the east Hotel & Casino - Deluxe hotel side of the highway along the & motel accommodation. Mamquam Blind Channel from LAS VMS L RENO Weldwood's Empire Lumber 9 DAYS $189 OOUBLE operation to the shops by the Feb. 12, Mar. 12-26, Apr. 8, Ma) slough. 21 He also suggested that Quon- REkO, SAW FRANCISCO set types of buildings not be 9 DAYS $189 DOUBLE allowed to be built in the Mar. 12-26, Apr. 8-23, May 21 district unless under exceptional circumstances. DISNEVLAWD 10 DAYS Council also referred this MARCH-26 FROM $179 question to the Advisory Plan- CMIFORMM, NEVADA 16 DAYS ning Commission. MAR. lY, AM. 16, YAY 21 *** DOUBLE 136Y.00 Alderman Smith suggested RENO COMMERCIAL AIRLINE that all shops near Highway 99 DBLMWIN $169 and the entrance to town be THAT INVITES COMPARISON. asked to clean up their premises. WEEKEND' SPECIAL - Ever) BOX SPRING AND MATRESS Thuirday thru Sunday includes 1 After a rueful look at Alder- nights accom. in Ponderosa Hotel man Barr, whose office and shop & Casino, ground transportation ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS is also in the vicinity, Mayor buffet dinner & wine, plus $30 ISleep easy tonight on a Scaly mattress. Wake up refreshed; no nagging bac Brennan suggested ;hat ltrrers bonus. to put clouds in your sunny skies. Multi-needle quilted to Sealyfoam si be sent to the property owners Luxury firm construction. in the area asking that they have Tbur Quidor All Trlpr All Curlomor D~pa~lti 39" DELUXE a spring cleanup. Are HeU In I *** Qurrrntwd Tqnn Doporlit. MATTRESS (1776) Rag. o9.w Mayor P. J. Brennan will act 48" & 54" DELUXE as the alternate delegate to the Squamish-Lillooet Regional MATTRESS (1777) R.o. 129.85 District, to serve in the absence I 39" DELUXE of Aldermen Barr or Candy. 2-PCE. UNIT (19411) Reg. 199.05 *** 48" & 54" DELUXE First three readings were Vours 2-PCE. UNIT (1977) ROQ. 2S.00 given to the Fire Marshall Con- 37-4429 Kingsway, Bby. QUEEW-SIZE DELUXE trol Bylaw increasing the rates Old Orchard Shopping Centre IO be charged by the fire mar- Century Plaza Hotel Lobby 2-PCE. UNIT (1903) R.o. 289.00 shall and to the Zoning Amend- 1015 Burrard SI., Vuncuuvcv I ment Bylaw No. 580 referring 10 For Details. Reservations Pricas effective: Feb. 9 to Feb. 19 permitting boat sales along with 437-37'81 or' 689-8737 car sales. b m''mrEAKH892-507

! added that there's very little taking ground barley, roasting it snow in the surrounding moun- very slowly so that it roasts from tains and if this keeps up there the inside out (if the grain pops won't be any way of filling the the heat is too high). Roast it to lake unless we have an a very even dark brown. It must -- unusually wet summer. be perked and should have *Q* chicory added for flavor or else to The lettei council con- John PlantJes and Jim Kcfcrring to the dwindling Are you coiicerned about the use 1 part of coffee to 4 parts of cerning Canadian unity, put out Mulholland were inducted into snowpacks in the coastal moun- cost of caffee? Have you roasted grain and perk together. by the Council for Canadian the Squarnish Rotary Club as tains Pat Brennan says they are decided to boycott buying any? Uni!y and datelines !'.!ontreal *** new members last week. low in the Cascades as well. He If not, but if you are concerned Poor Whistler. Not only was lasl brought chuckles at week's *** recently visited the Carpenter 2bost she cc:! you might like to council meeting. ihe ski scason ruined by lack of Lucky winners of the monthly Lake area which is the lake try this recipe for coffee made snow but after weeks of glorious In view of the Quebec Rotary Charities draw v-re from which the Bridge River jcc and -I.-...-- froa! grzin, ky:oi;gh; in by Mr;. muiiig rain 011 Fiiday liberation news so prevalent Torn Croft. who won the $200 hydro developwent draws much St. John of the Upper Squamish cancelled all the events and today it did seem to be slightly prize and June Mason, who won of its water and he said the lake Vai!ey. reports said it was a soggy ironic. the $100 one. is low. That's to be expected at In her recioe on how to make weekend. SQMAMISH, B.C.-'THURSDAY, FEBRUARY IO, 1997 SECOND SECTlOM - Page 9

...... -...... ;.;...:...:.;.?):.;.: ...... :c.:.;.;.;.;...... :.:...... A a .... e:. e:. *.e... CHECK Squamish Earful ,..*.*: :.:. YOUR FLYER .'...*...*.a ...... OR OBTAIN by Maureen Gilmour : :: ...... ONE AT YOUR ...... )...... NEARBY 1RLY BIRD 1 reckon Dan Cupid will be a more details will be in next market and the Elliott building. STORE might busy on Monday. Yes for week's issue. They didn't stop with the all you "lovers" don't forget it's *** awnings as the lower part of the St. Valentine's Day when a Mrs. Emma Mitchell along premises are also finished in special card, chocolates, flowers with other relatives spent a rough cedar. Not only is it at- or what have you is given to that pleasant two weeks in Hawaii. tractive but the covering will special someone. Thinking *** protect you from the rain and about giving - I have to get a The big Brackendale School provide nice shade on a sunny little plug in for the Heart Carnival is on tomorrow night summer day. Foundation. February is 'Heart from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. There is *** Month' and the annual cam- sure to be something to interest A weekend at Sooke on Van- paign this year is from Feb. 12 everyone - young and old couver Island was enjoyed by to 20. alike. Debbie McNail and Sandra *** *** Jackson as they visited good friend Jennifer Bentham. When Helen and Ben Denis Although the weather was and children Debby and Drew unusually cold (like black *** oranges hanging on the trees), Do you know what they call a flew to Arizona in January they cannibal that would eat his thought they would be enjoying Paul and Brenda Hickman still enjoyed their week's visit to mother's sister? An aunt eater of warm, sunny weather but to course!! their dismay it was quite cold. Florida. They returned home last Friday. *** After spending a few days there, Leisure living in Hawaii for they flew on to Mazatlan, * *.* Tke rummage sale sponsored two weeks was ,great according Mexico for ten beautiful days. to Carol and Tony Raffaele and Before returning home they by the Anglican Church Women was a great success last Satur- Rick and Kathy Babuin. They visited Los Angeles. Disneyland returned home last week. and Knotts Berry Farm. day. They would like to thank *** all those who worked, donated *** MIRROR TILE and patronized the sale. A fire at Britannia Beach last Thought for the week: What a *** Thursday left two families by BARECO number of impossible tasks have The hummingbirds haven't homeless. Mr. and Mrs. Jaime been accomplished by people come back to Jim and Thelma Duarte had their side of the Daring perhaps, but you who didn't know they were im- Kilburn's place - simply duplex completely destroyed by possible. because they never left! Thelma fire while the side occupied by can handle the *** said two little ones have been Mr. and Mrs. Anibal Martins compliments on the style Visitors from Vernon last "humming" around all winter received heavy water damage. week were Don and Liz Lloyd. and she has been kept busy Both families have received and effect mirror tile gives They stayed with her mother feeding them. assistance from the Red Cross your home. Mrs. Betty Koch and this young *** and a bingo and dance were couple had a fine time visiting Two married girls were planned but they are still in friends here. bothering a third gal who was need of furniture and more *** still a spinster. "Now. tell us clothing. The Duartes have a ._..The co-ordinators for the !ru!hf!!!!y." they b.dgerec! here,' one year old daughter and..a-* Gold Vein n nn three year old son. The Martins 33 Heart Foundation campaign are "have you ever really had a iriy Sile' Price . Alice Tickner and Karen Knox. chance to marry?" With a three sons are 15, I8 and 20 '3 Give these gals a call if you are withering glance, she retorted, years of age. If you feel you can Clear Mirror Tile i interested in canvassing for the "Suppose you ask your give assistance please call Heart Fund. The numbers are husbands." And a happy Valen- Darlene Allen at 896-2478. lrly Sale Price 7.66 892-5076 (Alice) or Karen at tine to you all! *** 892-5 192. -. *** Those celebrating birthdays *** I hope you people are more this week are Gary Trento, Jim (each carton contains 12 12"xI 2" tiles with adhesive) Tomorrow evening, Feb. I I at observant than yours truly. It Andrews, Tommy Lloyd, Roger 7 p.m. the Squamish Pentecostal wasn't until last weekend that I Bird, Andeline Plaatjes, Rhonda / -- Church is showing the film 'The really took notice of the new Bouwman, Ronnie Elliott, Ar- _/" nold Cunningham, Curtis Tin- fi Stranger in my Forest'. The cedar shake awnings fronting ,...I:.... ; ney, Bridget Danks, Nettie -*' .... church is planning a Kids the Squamish Specialty Shop, tyb<.\y. ."..'.. : Crusade from Feb. 22 to 27 and Stedmans, Squamish Super- Collins, Erica Cumming, Eric STUDS TUB ENCLOSURE CARPET "'. 'r! I Pearson, Peter Martinsen, Fran- \ -*' I 9, coise Lalonde, Ricky Munro *, - and Tory Stilwell. ""h..'. I *** #' Chris and Carla Tinney from PARTICLE BOARD Watson Lake were in town last week visiting his mother Mrs. The multi-use material that Vinyl for long life carpet giver you durability with Pet Tinney and family. *** Basic Building Supply Easy-glide, tempered safety protection, Easily cleaned economy. This is excellent I specials include big savings glass doors in metal frames. with damp cloth. Cleated to floor underlaymcnt. For the The model building contest on studs. Buy now for sub- Fits standard 5'tub. Includes stay In place. 27" wide. price nothing can beat it. sponsored by Stedmans Variety stantial price reductions. towel bars. T-558M Clear. 4' x 8' panel Store was a big hit with the youngsters. The overall winner lrly Bird lrly Bird lrly Bird I was Cody Tetachuk with a truck in. ft. lrlySal@ Bird Price ...... shoat Sole Price I Sole Price Sole Price 47 $19 and trailer model, second run- ... 4 9 ....42Y .. ner-up was Lyle Stachoski with a Kenworth truck and next INTERIOR FLAT 16 OZ. HAMMER FLUORESCENT HOUSE WIRE I Thomas Obieglo with a Titan LATEX truck. Model planes were also FIXTURE entered and Chris Elkins was the top winner with Ricky Miorin winning in the under )I_..." ...... rrrll**.**up;<~ _.f ',' 6 eight year class. Congratulations I to all of you. This still seems to. be a predominantly boys' hobby The big 4-foot, double-tube lrly Bird's first-quality, self- NMD.7 household wire is fully op. with 35 entrants. Store manager All metal with rubber grip. unit. JFluorescent sheds proved where 14/2/1 is required. priming, washable flat finish This is one 91 our finest do-it- more light and costs less to Getting Stortcd with sovings like Jim Mulholland was pleased for plaster, drywall, PERSILLA THE CAT, too shy to come out its cage, but with the participation and in- yourself values. C16C run. NE240 (Tubes extra) this makes doing4~your5clfmost of wallboard. cement. rewordino. 250 roll. dying to be adopted and taken away from it all. terest shown lrly Bird lrly Bird lrly Bird *** 299 Salelrb lirdPrice There,is basketball action at Sole Price ...... Sole Price ...... 80. Sole Price .... -21MI, the high school tomorrow' night. I \- I The junior boys' team deet the PiSSToN 26" Selling love teachers (in a usually lively DIMMER match) starting at 7 p.m. in the. HAND SAW SWITCH high school gym. Then at 8:30 p.m. the Oldtimers (listen to I by the armful them bones creaking - Norm ' The Squamish Animal Shelter cocker spaniel, and some. and company) are pitted against is selling love - the cuddly, terrier, any one or two or three the excellent senior boys' team. curious, cocky kind. And it's of which would be perfect for *** anyone who has learned to tread I cheap, too. The shelter is Wedding anniversary wishes 8-pctint accurately set teeth. Complete with matched Dial the exact light to set the carefully. And one must remem- overrun with frolickins guppies, this week to Mr. arid Mrs. Gor- Polymer finish protects it jamb. Predrilled sat. mood from very soft to full ber that there is a constant tur- for lock purring felines, and haughty don Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. AI from the moment you buy it. Includes hinges. 68" right or brightness. Install it yourself. full-grown dogs, all impatiently nover at the shelter, so although Bird, Mr. and Mrs. Frank K-1 left hand hung. 2'6' wide. T1304 waiting to be adopted by a your pet may not be there this Downing, Mr. and Mrs. John loving family. Really. week, it's bound to show up Archer and Mr. and Mrs. Alex lrly Bird lrly Bird Irly Bird There's a part coyote, lab. sooner or later. McBride. sheel Sole Price ...... 4?? Solo Price Sale Price ...... 299 00. German shephard, some dane Warning: (from the Animal *** Salelrly BirdPrice 2'' .... named Claude, who trips over Shelter). Several pets have been There must be a number of his feet: and his sister Claudine, poisoned recently. Be wary of orosoective students who for

I and jet Black, jet black, who's the police. p.m. Monday to Friday. A I very quiet, and likes to sit there Also; if anybody has any minimum of 16 students is - as a spook. Bring 'em Back Alive traps Or required and if you think you There's'a pet for everyone at has any information On where might be interested Contact Bev the shelter. A whole COlleCtiOn they might be found please con- Pavlik at the Information Cen- Downtown Squamish 892-3561 I of small puppies, part Maltese, tact the Animal Shelter. tre on Cleveland. c-

. i * 3 pago 10 - The Squamlrh Tlmeo - Thursday, February IO, 1977

A delighted audience enjoyed the lilting music and the witty lyrics of the excerpts from Gilbert and Sullivan performed 4s.v, thn.a,* u!#s-be--.. *U.b,II P...... n-Ar.PO.",G8IYU ,'I *ha,,,u second Overture Concert of the season. The delightful costumes, !he droll wit and lively action, the excellent voices and tbc fx! that the cast seemed to be having as mmh fun as the audience, all combined to make it an exciting and enjoyable evening. With a minimum of props, of- ten only a table and a chair and sometimes nothing at all, Harry Mossfield, Alex McLeod and Christine Anton, gave a per- formance which featured highlights from the operettas written by the talented duo, CHRI$TINE ANTON & ALEX McLEOD in a Scene from which have remained popular &--?-I ...-..,_I rL- r\ a- O--..nr. I"=* ..lM.b ~~lalBy July a1 lllC WVGILUIC LUlIbbIb Iu'. .'--.** for over 100 years. much to the enjoyment of the F~~~ the time ~~~~fi~ldand of course young love got its way. evening.- ._._^ How Ts CareFor strode on the stage as the way,McLeod, was often in thehis foil bumbling for Miss Mikado and sang the Mikado's In many instances the sly wit, BEAT THE PRICE INCREASE the poking of fun at those in Your House Plants* song about "making the punish- Antonterest inand the Mossfield;girls. as shown his in-in .I ment fit the crime" until he authority, the caricatures and dashed through the audience as the sometimes brazen satire of many of the numbers, was ON MARCH lst, 1977 By Orchid Dutchie the pirate in the final renditions Britain's class-conscious society, always a source of laughter and J from the Pirates of Penzance, still brought forth laughs today as they first did so many years they brought a gaiety and lighi- The Bromelaids or Temperature: days 65-75 the audience literally hung on ^..^_....I^_ A ago. heartedness to the stage which Bromelacease, is the pineapple .d PLUS degrees, nights 55-65 degrees WUIU* made it easy to see why the familv with its 1.800 soecies. above. Moisture water only in The for the Mikado The music, written by Sir Ar- operettas have retained their and lomes from Brazil. 1; is of- the "cup" every week and must thur Sullivan, is light and Popularity. ten found growing side by side excerpts were beautiful with his $250 Factory ~wwmteaka not dry Out- Potting material rebe$ ~i.,., .ka!on fro!hy, deiigh~fsi raki..offj !n the final number Mossfield witn epiphytic orchids. One lhat supports the plant needs on English madrigals or Italian amused the audience by entering species, the Spanish Moss, grows Yum-Yum a delightful water Only when dried Out, girl and the Lord High opera. any of the tunes are in pirate COStUme from the back ON ALL 96 & 77 PACERS & 77 HORNET WAGONS in the southeastern United States. Also called Tillanosia every three to four weeks. Executioner played by Alex familiar even though one may of the hall, making Ihe Mist for extra humidity and McLeod amusingly solemn. ' not knov] the words; and the ladies and children in the 1977 rB American Motors75thAnniversary Year usmenoides, it is not a moss but There were excerpts from singers were masters of their audience and indulging in Some I# a bromelaid. rinse foliage weekly with room temperature water. Insects: Trial by Jury with McLeod as craft, making every word and horseplay before going On stage The easiest and most popular scale. The Tillanosia is an the judge and Miss Anton as the line sound so clearly that one to join the others. These are the to grow is the Aechema fasciata epiphytic plant and prefers life demure maid who has been could not hclp but enjoy them. antics which always amuse a with its silver banded leaves on a branch to life in a pot. spurned at the altar. In H.M.S. But it was the delicious by- Young crowd and add to the that form a cup. From the centre They grow in tropical cloud Pinafore McLeod was the fop- play, the taunting laugh, the sly of the evening. arises only one flower, pale pink forest in South America, hun- pish admiral and Miss Anton glances that underlined the Throughout the Program they with powder blue and it will last the young daughter of the cap- words, and the merry way they were ably supported by the work for two to six months. dreds of feet in the air where: they catch sunlight filtered tain who loved a simple sailor guyed each other that added SO of Harold Brown on the Piano. Another species is the Uriesia

throueh shiftine~ leaves. splendens, or flaming sword, -v Y see now. and has a leaf with dark green You should us They absorb their water and and dark purple transverse nutrients from the air by means Scout -G u ide in an bands. They are borne of leaves which collect and hold elegant flared rosette. From it rainwater like most bromelaids. rises the 18 inch stem which week coming up bears a blade-like spike of red You hang the plant on the Scout-Guide Week around the flowers.bracts with small yellow wall like a picture, soak the ticularly on Feb. 22. In 1926, world is being held Feb. 20 to the first 'Thinking Day' was 1600 Marine Dr., North Van. Tel. 980-3431 wood in water and spray very 27. In this area, Scouts, Cubs, often with fine mist, which can celebrated on Feb. 22 to honour At Mountview if we can't help you save money, we don't deserve your business. Guides and Brownies are plan- .H Light roguirements are high become very messy. the joint birthday of lord ning specis! tvefi:~during this Badtn-Puweii, founder of ,',' :I ,'I . rime. A combined 'Thinking scouting and guiding, and Lady ,..Xip.~fthe.,wak: MmhantS :Day' service will, take place at Baden-Powell, the world chief .should, be ; .wa!ep4 , yheq thed the Brackendale school Feb. 22. guide. Since . that time, Rirl are dry, not 'every second or The following tells how guides and girl scouts around third day. 'Thinking Day' was originaliy the world have continued to set started: aside that datc as a time to con- Next week The earth star and "A penny for your thoughts." sider their sisters in guiding in bRAHA C LUB pineapple plant. How to get the In all probability, this ex- the 94 countries which make up There will be a casting of the bromelaid to flower and what to pression means more to a girl theWhat's world association.a birthdav withnut hilarious comedy 'Charley's do with it. guide than to anyone else. Par- Aunt' on Wednesday, Feb. 16 at 7:30 p.m. at the Anglican Rec- tory, Diamond Head Way. Seven men and four women are needed for the play together K with an enthusiastic stage crew, costumes, lights ,props and I scenery. Sense of humour a ble beginning of 'The World MUST. Friendship Fund' as it is known For further details phone today. The money is used in 898-5375 after 6 p.m. or many ways to help guiding: the anytime at the weekend. WEEKLY SPECIAL TRANS CANADA purchase of uniforms for guides in underdeveloped countries, travel grants to help guides and Coming Events Friday, Feb. 11-Feb. 18 GLASS guiders to visit other countries Monday, Feb. 21, in the 'and participate in international events and support for the four Howe Sound secondary school, girl guide and girl scout world the meeting of the Squamish Bee Association. - I AUTO.GLASS 1 HOT DOGS_-__ 35 !I centres in Mexico, Switzerland, *** with fries .?Q India and England. The fund is FRAMED MIRROWS also used to help in time of Block Parents meeting in the emergencies when famine, flood Howe Sound secondary school FLAT GLASS REPLACEMENT or earthquake strike sister coun- Feb. 17 at 6:30 p.m. Signs available for approved volun- 1300 MARINE DR., NORTH VANCOUVER tries. CHEESEBURGER Slmoo "A penny for your thoughts" teers. New members welcome. with friem $1.95 goes a long way with the Girl *** Guides and Girl Scouts - all Parents Without Partners the way around the world, in Valentine party held for PWP !!!I986-1201 children on Sunday, Feb. 13 at fZCt. i the home of Betty lverson at 2 p.m. Weavers's *** Wednesday, Feb. 16 at 8 p.m. guild meeting in the Upper Club Rooms at The Squamish Weavers' Guild Britannia Beach, a Benefit The is planning a meeting on Bingo for the Eritannia Beach Tuesday, Feb. 15 at 1 p.m. at fire victims. Everyone welcome. the Squamish Arts Council *** COACH INN Building opposite the former Attention, Parents Without Cc forestry building. Partners! For accomodation and Lynda Maximencho, the transportation provided for any FOOT LONGS with fries talented weaver from the Upper members wishing to go to the Ec Squamish Valley, will be the $p PRESENTS PWP dance in Port Coquitlam guest speaker and will be on Saturday, Oct. 19, please call bringing a display of woven bags Betty at 892-5550 for in- live from the Hyatt chain to the meeting. .1. Baceda's - The Road House ft I' -1 NEW HOURS: f . '+1*., I c 5:30 a.m.-7:30 p.m. Mon.-Fri. ''MAXWELL" 6:OQ a.m.-9:00 pm. Saturday Wednesday, Feb. 16 Thursday, Feb, 17 7:OQ a.m.-9:00 p.m.- Sunday.r I Friday, Feb. 18 EEL ACK SHACK Saturday, F&. 19 1 Open $a0 p.m. to 2tOO a.m. LYNDA MAXIMENCWO whom the Weavers' Guild houes to have as a guest speaker at its meeting at 1 p.m. on Tuksday, Feb. 15. February IO, 1977 - Page 11 Snowmobile tip I Pem ions celebrate As there are rules of the road m for highway travel. there are also rules of the snow track in It snowmobiling. A person should always be courteous toward The Pemberton Lions Club Pembeeton Lions, the birthday Lion Wayne Manchak filied other snowmibilers and apply celebrated its eleventh charter cake had eleven candles lit by in for club joke teller Lion Pat, automobile rights of way so anniversary in the farm of a past presidents of the club and and also added a few "magic" everyone will have a safe outing. ladies' night on Wednesday, by Jenny Busdon then was enjoyed as an addition tricks. If other activities besides Feb. 2 at JB's Restaurant at to dcsscrt. Pest presidents par- The entertainment was snowmobiling are taking place Whistler. Therc were 34 Lions, ticipating in the candlc lighting provided in the form of a ski! by rh,.,,l,Jin an -I...-..-area. L-B -.-.---snowmobiler-r ah.., ..,I. I :---P b+r f' eXmmws, <.Lo i,.~..I :---n..-:-- r~nrrn w riiSiier'j i si Luy ik Ciiirmbei oi W~YPP ~ndguests pre::r.r. ...---nrls L.l.JIIJ U. a. .an* P=uy LlVIIJ. UUI ln1& acuII~s annuai Winierfcsi, sponsored -.., 2. .. '...,, a "tavueu uinnra uc. awaaL VI ~iicsia Commerce proved that ihc weather has to be a function of the event Special guests were Mr. as2 E. Hellevang, S. Fougberg,.Mrs. the spirits of the past presidents and do the utmost !o operait :he and it seems Khat the bigger the event the worse the weiither. After Mrs. Bruce Kiloh, guests of Bat Priest, wife of charter appeared to relate highlights machine carefully so as to en- all our beautifiil sunshine and fantastic skating conditions it was late Lion A! Staehli. president R. Priest, cut the cake. during their term of office. The sure everyone's safety. Thursday evening that the clouds rolled in and it became very, very Lion Wally Erickson, chair- Lion Walley Erickson cast included Madam La - mild. Consequently, Friday (the first day of the events) via3 not the man for the evening, welcomed welcomed Mrs. Flo Gilgan, wife best for holding hockey and broomball eliminations. They were can-' everyone. 6racc was said by of absent president Pet Gilgan. celled! But on Saturday arid Sunday, with the weather still mild and Lion S. llles and Lion J. Bpen- Lion Bob Priest on behalf of ice Conditions pretty poor, all events, excepting four, were held in cer prdposcd a toast to the the club preserited resigning varying degrees of normality. ladies. member Slim Fougberg with a Priest, Shirley Henry, Ruth The Sunflight Participants Award perhaps helped in attracting Mrs. M. Fougberg thanked all pair of cufflinks, a tie clip, and a Hellevang, Margaret Fougberg, 277 entries, and thanks must go to Sunflight Tours, along with the Lions for the restoration of. certificate in appreciation of his Leone Cosulich, Betsey Spencer. Labatts Brewery, Christiana Inn, J.B.'s restaurant, Jim McConkey, the school house and for their years of service. Slim was a Also participating was Lion Syd Young's Travel Unlimited, The Whistler Question, Le Magasin start on a museum. Sne said that charter member of the club. In Wally Erickson. The skit was Du Ski, Rudy's Steakhouse, White Gold Inn, Dickson's Coffee, the W.I. has almost completed accepting the token gifts, Lion written by the "Henry's" Whistler Cay Estates, Whistler Rotary Club, Garibaldi Lifts, The their history of Pemberton and Fougberg said that he didn't like A delicious prime rib dinner Community Club, Mons Auto Recovery and the Chamber of Com- when the book is sold, all the to quit the Lions but felt that he was enjoyed by everyone. merce for their generous sponsorship of trophies and prizes. profits will go towards the couldn't attend the meetings or n Three events that couldn't be held, due to lack of snow, and museum. work parties and felt he had to Pemberton which wouid iiiiie cieaied ioi of eiiciisiiieili ~VGSthe Aiia Lakc As !rE&!IQ!! hrra I! !VI!!! the, .I"...'.-I..:* e Sports Club 55 k.m. marathon, the snow golf and obstacle race. court news After the awards ceremony Mayor Pat Carleton gave a short The following cases appeared speech, giving special mention to all the participants for coming out g in Pemberton court on Dec. 23 and enjoying the fun of the Winterfest, despite the rotten weathe: Heart ~ Foundation of last year: Vera Susan IS conditions. It was at this time that Judy Potter was named Whistler's I- Thevarge was fined $35 for n 1977 Queen of the Snowless Slopes and she then had the honour of having no driver's license; Herb drawing the winning number for two tickets to Hawaii compliments annual campaign, IS Blever was fined $35 for d of Sunflight Tours. Richard Casselman (who works for the Lift cigarette smoking are important, carrying a firearm without a Company) was the lucky person to win these. By MAUREEN CILMOUR AD together with overweight, im- license; Ronald Blair, charged CLASS1F I E D i- As far as the events were concerned in the Men'8 Broombpll. The Eritis!! Co!nmbie Heart h Foundation's annual campaign propqr diet, lack of exercises with impaired driving, was fined le game the "Whistler Disposal" team were quickly disposed of by the and stress. $350 and Kenneth Klein, Highlanders, whilst the "Dill Rod Bullets" were very nearly too for funds starts this Saturday, ir Feb. 12 through Sunday, Feb. Strokes do occur in young charged with wilful damage, w2s ' slow to the draw to beat the "Christiana Disco's''. men and 'women, and even in fined $250. In the Women's Broomball game, the "Barbie Dolls" won the 20. The co-ordinators for this d important canvass are Alice children. For that reason, it is On Jan. 20 Wallace Cameron Blankets 3.8's Trophy. presfitcd by Jack Bright, overcoming in the finals the Ticknet and Kaicii KCCX.Thsy Importent that blood pressure W~Sfined $35 for having no k "Zookeepers" by a big margin of 5-4. check-ups, proper diet and driver's license; Walter Ed- The "Mudhens" won the Labatts Men's Hockey Trophy after a along with several volunteers le healthy living habits begin at an monds and Lester Wells were lengthy tussle with the "Whitecaps" will be calling on households in le Squamish and Britannia durir?g early age. That is why your fined $15 each for hunting at In the Womens Hockey, the "Barbie Dolls", again captured Canadian Heart Foundation em- British le this time. night; Donald Louie, charged their second trophy playing against the "Zookeepers". phasizes public and medical !e ' Mrs. Tickner is pleased with' with impaired driving, was fined The Ice Stock Scheissen proved to be a veiji exciting event. education on stroke prevention $100 and Wayne Brown was le Three teams took part "Andy's Outfit", "Power Corporation" the response in regard to volun- a - - particularly high blood fined $35 for having no driver's and "The Austrian Connection". in a round robin biiiik the tcers but areas not yet covered in pressure control and risk license and $200 for having a "Austrians" disconnected with "Andy's Outfit", but the "Power are Valleycliffe, Hospital Hill education. ( Columbia blood alcohol reading of over and Garibaldi Highlands. If in- Connection" team consisting of Rolly Horsey, Hugh McLennan and Free information on heart at- .08. :Y Pat Carleton prevailed, and they walked away with the Special Ice terested in assisting please call rk tack, stroke and their risk fac- Award, which was presented by Leo Verstraete. In the Womens Ice 892-5076 or 892-5192. tors is available from your B.C.- Place a 25-word ad with this paper and tell us 0. Stock Scheissen event, again with three teams "Kay's Kurlers", The following article was - - Yukonl Heart 8 Foundation. you want to "blanket British Columbia". We "Brenda's Boosters" and "Julie's Delight", the blocks broke when received from the B.C. Heart Write: will hondte it for you. Your ad will appear in Foundation: "Brenda's Boosters" boosted "Kay's Kurlers". However, to B.C. Heut Foondrcion, most of' the member popers of our British Julie's (Heine) delight her team won Stefan's Trophy together with Stroke is not a disease that af- 1881 West Broadway, Columbia Newspaper Association. Cathy Heine and Evelyn Cullen. fects only the aged - in Canada Vancouver, B.C. The Whistler Question Ice Fishing trophy, presented by Paul the median age of its occurence V6J 1YS CANADIAN ADVERTISING ADVISORY BOARD Burrows, was won by Dianne Walker with a 21" rainbow trout, is 50. Nor is it a matter of fate. caught in Aka Lake. It is caused, in many cases, by Circulation close to The Dickson's Snow Sculpture Trophy, presented by Mayor Pat specific risk factors. These fac- A of Carleton, was won by Michelle Newman and Heather Whyte. tors. can be identified and CARD OF THANKS Ask Us About In the men's Dual Slalom event there were forty barefeet ice reduced according to the 290,000 ooe runners and after times had been tabulated four teams had to run Canadian Heart Foundation, Having had occasion to require several pints of It Now! V,.,-cc -*.:A"111, 0-1."Y" n--E,.*.-YU. vu. nn.4I.... _"I"1-h- Phornrr-..-...-. .-____.._nnrrnwly baing bmtcn by which also states that some blood in the past few weeks I would like to express Bill Lesiuk and Hugh OReilly. It was'an exciting finale for the strokes can be avoided, but my thanks to the people of Squamisn w'no reguiai-iy FOR OMLY $$5.00 Ladies Slalom with Michelle Myers and Jenny Robinron finally prevention comes only from a donate blood to the Red Cross Blood Donor Service winning the Jim. McConkey Dual Slalom Trophy, presented by Jim recognition of risk factors and and to the Red Cross Blood Donor Service for their Phone and Syd Young of Syd's,Travel. warning signals. help. The Whistler Rotary Club's trophy for the Men's 50 k.m. Cross About 17.000 Canadians will 892-5131 or 8@-3018 Country Marathon event, the Rudy Hofman Trophy for the 1 die of strokes this year. In ad- Jmy Bootbroyd Women's I7 k.m. cross country event, Whistler Cay's Trophy for the dition, about 150,OOO will be af- OF SQUAMISH & ALTA LAKE 8i PEMBERTON he Snow Golf and the White Gold Inn trophy for the obstacle race flicted by strokes, mrcny with, 1's have all been placed in storage until the snow appeare! crippling after-effects. at This year's co-ordinator, Graeme O'Neill, at the prize presen- Stroke occurs when. tation thanked everyone for their help in making the WinterPert as C- oxygenated blood is blocked successful as it was, regardless of the weather conditionr, and gave from reaching part of the brain, en special mention to Nancy and AI Raine for their donation of the causing millions of brain cells to er salmon for the salmon bake on Saturday evening, and Ruth Bleurr die. Cutting off the oxygen sup- for making necessary arrangements to barbecue thir at the Youth W, ply to the brain for jurt a few id Hostel, to Chris Stethcrn and company for the torchlipht ~arade,to minutes can result in irrever- a volunteer firemen Dick Fairhurst, John Howells and Doug Mansell sible brain damage. Many major Shep around... for managing the firework display on the lake Saturday evenin8, strokes are preceded by "little ne Evelyn Cullen and Lynn Mathews for their work at the Information strokes", or warning signals, Centre, Ference Mate and SydrYoung, together with many other Dr which may occur days, weeks, these financial people that gave assistance. months or even years before the - Perhaps, though, a very rpecial thankr should go out to Graeme more severe event. ONeill who originally thought of holding the Winterfest and Prompt medical or surgical services ewe just i working so hard in co-ordinating it all and for continually smiling through the weekend even though the weather played havoc with all attention to these symptoms may he his planned activities. The ironical part of it all, Monday appeared prevent a major stroke from ,I, taking place. The primary signal not available in sunshine, but the three days of the Feat brought forth everythins et but the sun - rain, fog mud and slush. But that'r the name of the of stroke is a feeling of sudden, game this "Winter" at Whistler. temporary weakness or numb- ness of face, arm and/or leg in everywhere. he one side of the body. Other 101 signals indude temporary loss ns Alternate school of speech or trouble speaking or n- understanding speech; tem- Savings deposits, term deposits, porary dimness i.n, or loss of, sensitive to local economic changes Gredil Union wnere you live. an .. chequing services, loans and They'll likely keep your money working industrial, commercial or professional vision, particularly in one eye; mortgages... sure, all fina'ncial institutions Credit Union where you work. or an seeks building unexdained dizziness or un- right there in your community. where it :rs offer them. does you the most good. They're likely to aSSOCiatiOnal or parochial Credit Union JP Last week members of the also other buildings on the site steadiness. In conjunction with But what about a chequing service that help you when you need 11 too. that's part of an organizationor church at Squamish alternate' school which can be used for repairing these symptoms; a change in the 'pays interest? Or insurance service? Or Li&eupp! you belorig to 2 visited the former forestry vthkkS, aiid Gki&kaS. pattern ~f headaches may occur. income tax service? Travel agent Don Ross, secretary manager Reduction oE risk factors can service, consumer advice, debt Simply come into tne appropriare Creair building on Highway 99 at the - Union, fill out an application. make a set intersection to the hospital road, of the school board, said that no also help revent stroke, stated counselling? m. notification as to the final the Canadian Heart Foundation. Allhough democratically run, Credil deposit of $1 lo $25 in a membership IO look at what they hope will How about Saturday hours or longer Unions operate within the confines of share account. and you're in. at be their new school site. disposal of the building had' While high blood pressure is the hours during the week? most significant stroke. risk fac- .strict provincial legislation. They also fit The local school board has been received by the .board A good number of Credit Unions offer operate under the watchful eye of the ch applied for the buildings and is although it had made ap- tor, like heart attack, there are other factors; high blood these services under one roof. The superintendent of Credit Unions, an arm ne. hopeful that they will be able to plication for the former forestry reason for Credit Unions' better service of the Attorney General's department. 111-1--11-11111--11=llyl headauarters. cholesterol levels and excessive I I' use it for this purpose. However is the story behind the Credit Unions All Credit Union shares and deposits are I I )Ut they have not been notified that themselves. guaranteed without limit by a Provincial I I nd it will be available. Credit Union Share and Deposit I I I tell me more I 'nY Local Forest Ranger M. N. Guarantee Fund especially designated I I the Neighbor said that the building . for the purpose. I aboul C!eci!! Lln!o"s. !!ee and wtlhod I am I obligaltori. because I never loin anylhlny I was vacated about two wqeks Of all the places you can go to save'or In 40 years of Credit Union operation, no I wilhC)uI a thorough ,r,veslqallon I 'all ago and he had informed the . SAY LOVE- member has ever lost a cent of deposits. I D in- borrow money, only the Credit Unions provincial forestry department are'democratically run and controlled by Over 500,000 British Columbians are a Name I .that he no 'longer was using the already members of one Credit Union or I I WITH FLOWERS the members, customers just like you. 1 Address I % building. another. If you're not one of them. ask a I I Neighbor said it would ihen The members elect the board of friend about a nearby Credit Union you I A & DRIED cllY I go to the Lands Department FRESH directors, and help determine the can join. He'll be glad lo help. I I 3 which would have to make the policies. Each individual Credit Union Code I 3 ARRANGEMENTS also determines what services it wants, I decision about what use would I I be made of the building or to Democratic control gives Credit Unions e Mall lo B C Cenlrnl C!cd:! L'nton I I. Flowering and Tropicd Plants whom it would go. . & another important advantage. Because PO Boz 2038 I The alternate school has felt they are so close to the grassroas of Vancoovef B C V6B 399 : the building would be ideal for. their communities, Credit Unions are Everyone in British Columbia IS eligible I i its purposes as it can be divided responsive to community needs. WIRE You can choose from: a community ~11111111-11111"111111-1I into. several sections, used for WE many purposes and there are 4 I 1 WORLDWIDE Better in so manyways. Prove helps you find ito exactly it toymursellf. what you need. aY 9 CArJbDIAN ADVERTISING ADVISORY WARD

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The Squrm!mh flmm - Thursday, February IO, 1977 - Page 13 - 104 Accouriting 130 Electricians I5 Prdmsiml Sm'm t Douglas E. Rudy TRE!XQ PROJECTS sey writes 6 Vkit to Jap Accredited Public Accountant 3ngineers. Contractors, Developer#. Accounting - Bookkeeping 2omplcte Service. Plans, Design Ed Note: LyadRey Brobman much cleaner and clearer here very nice and quite a few mem- most of all I liked seeing how more about school in my next Busincss Services 2onstruc:ion. Call 688-3716 laughter of M1; and Mas. Jim than 1 expected. I have been to bers gave me their cards and the family enjoyed them. I am letter. 38145A Cleveland Ave., Spanish :ollect. hobman of Sqaamhb, Went to the Tokyo Tower, the wax one man gave me some care going to show them at a Rotary Plcdse send me some 'People' 892.391 9 .- 898-317 I lagan htcnontb RS a rotary museum, Adventure World Japanese stamps. Speaking of meeting and perhaps to the magazines, the Squamish paper -A- LOCKSMITH COUQ 0. MW call Barry 898-3182 Locks changed & repaired, !xcbPege siadeat and Will be Yesterday 1 went to a Rotary giving things, I gave the family people who belong to Rotary. and some dental floss. Also Chartered Aocolmtmt box 9C? Squamish, B.C. new lock8 installed. ipznding a yaw in Tokyo 89 e meeting and will be going once the Ca::ada Book and the B.C. I will be starting language some morc B.C. souvenirs as I 38 f 64 Cleveland Telephone Master keying - keying alike. pest of Jnparaese Rotary every month. I have to sag, Magazine. f put everyone's school on 3an. 25. I go fur four have given away the pens, Box 1745 Offi~~892-3127 Emcrgency lock opening. hbs. From time to time we something each he. At this name inside the book inciudin lours each day. I will tell you badges and donwood hankies Squamish, B.C. RCS. 892-3407, a92-9os2 nil1 be publlsblaql excerpts meeting 1 met 'several people the sister, brother, wife an L. & M. MOBILE WELDING irom her loPBra8 to her family. who spoke English which was children. They really liked th I Independent Business Service Millwrighting - Welding *** nice for me. I gave them the books. I also showed them th Real Estate ORice requires the ser- Bookkeeping Income Tax Payrolls ALDER FIREWOOD Heavy machinery I arrived safely and was met Swainish Rotary flag and they slides I had. It made me fed $35 per cord. and other Businem Services . 22 yrs. expcrience It the airport and t6ken to Mr. gave me thtii;. EveiYGrie was good to see them myse!f br p vices of an experienced, licensed reat . Mon. tLru Fri. 9-12, 1-5 898-3647 s~4-85oa rogawa's home. Mr. Togawa ~ estate salesperson. ~oodopportunity 38164 Clcveland - PhorPe 892-3710 MOBLLE HEAVY ad his family are very nice. coming Events Squamirh, B.C. DUTY MECHANIC Fhere are two girh and one son. for an ambitious, hard working per- DIESEL ENGINES The son is 18 but not considered Monday, Feb. 14,7:30 p.m. in Friday, Feb. 1 I, Carnival i Bmkkeeplng HYDRAULIC SYS. the Brackendale elementar son. Persouallzed Systems \NUARY CLEARANCE SALE IS an adult at least until he is the high school; annual Fali P.S. TRANS & TORQUES !O. school, sponsored by the pupil! Retail Const., etc. A/R, NF,Payboll beds, dinettes, bdrm. suites, WALT JOHNSEN Mr. Togawa's sister lives Fair meeting with election of of- Phone 892-3954 or apply at Tax, Costing Inventory. References chesterfield suites, sofa beds, 437-91 15 or 980-361 1 iere - she is not married. Also ficers. Please plan to attend. All *** - Phone Lee at 892-3951. and occasional chairs. 24 hr. service lis brother, wife and two kids new members are cordially in- Saturday, Feb. 12 at th Lecky Realty, Box 96, Squamish. 20% to 40% off ire here for meals. I share a vited. Chieftain Hotel at 9 pm., Bet Free Delivery to Squamish 'oom with the daughter (Masae) *** Sigma Phi Valentine Dance. SI 106 Beauty Care, Rick's Ftimiturelmd who is 20. She goes to college Attention ladies! Women's double, tickets available z 250 Lonsdale Ave., North Van. ind will become a nursery telephones 892-5576, 898-5 16 986-1361 recreation every Monday night BwB Sdons ichool teacher. from 8 to IO p.m. &t the and 898-5175 or any Bet DUNK'S Sigma Phi member. Y's ELECTROLYSIS HREE piece bedroom suite, $75. Refrigeration The house is very pleasant but Squamish elementary school. Perrnancnt removal of superfluous hone 892-5896. Air Conditioning here is no central heating nor Come and enjoy your favorite *** hair. Free consultation. and Appliance Repairs rot water in the taps but 1 am sport. Friday, Feb. 1 I, Carnival i Telephone 892-5367 24 hr. service letting used to it. The eating *** ihe Brackendale elementar 44 Garden Supplies Box 1728, Squamish, B.C. able is in what would be the Thursday, Feb. 10, 730 p.m. school, sponsored by the poeili Phone 898-5656 nain room; it has a heater and General meeting of the Black THE GARDEN CENTER ilso the The table is long Tusk Snowmobile Club in the 112 Blasting Ned to the Gulf Ststion TV. on Highway 9Y md on the floor but raised Home Ec room at the high BLASTING Closed January and February 182 Roof L Chimney Services ilightly and we sit on mats. In school. This will be the annual Water lines, driveways, culverts he kitchen they have gas but SQUAMISH UNITED Re-opening March I Alfred's General Home Service general meeting. septic tanks, footings, lot clearing) For all your gardening needs iho have a microwave oven. All CHURCH. subdivision roads and genera: 892-3218 , *** blasting. Trees, shrubs, fertilizer, "(Out of town cail collect) he bedrooms have heaters. My Pancake Lunch at St. John's 3342 4th Avenue :ropical plants and bedding plants. )ed has a curtain around it and PPotor Jack Llndquist, B.A GARIBALDI DRILLING Phone' 898-3813 WILLIAMS ROOFING Church on Diamond Head AND BLASTING LTD. I shelf inside. I also have a Road Tuesday, Feb. 22 from B.D. Tar & Gravel Roofing warm, about' four inches thick, HANDSOME HOME .. . Three bedroom older home - Licensed-Insured-Bonded New & Reroofing I 1 :30 a.m. to 2 p.m. This annual Sunday Worship Service1 1 a.n shake roof, quality carpets, workshop, beautiful trees and Serving Whistler Municipality ,lanket. the front entrance is (Nursery and kinderkirk Insulation and Sheet Metal Off Shrove Tuesday Pancake Lunch shrubs. Loaded with Character! Call Don Lecky to view. and neighboring areas. 145 Glass L Window Swvice Free Estimates i very nice Japanese garden. at this service) PHONE 932-5392 . - ..- and Bake Sale is sponsored by "NO job is too Small" I haven't had any problems the Anglican Church Women. Mdnday Bible Study 8 p.n WHISTLER, B.C. GARlBAEDl GLASS "No job is too Big" with the food yet. I eat Wednesday Bible Study 8:l Glass for every need *** FARO CITY Phone collect: nerything, except soup, with p.m. Scieens and combination screen and D-4722 5304837 . Valentine Bake Sale and Tea, CONSTRUCTION LTD. itorm doors. - :hopsticks. I have toast, on Saturday,. Mobile drilling units. .. - Feb. 12 at 1 to 3 p.m. *ICBC Windshield Spdallsts Wowe Sound Roofing Ltd. jeautiful thick bread, with in St. Josedh's Parish Hall. The FAITH LUTHERAN Fully insured blasting services. Plate Glass 5 inch seamless gutters ;heez-whiz and jam and ham Alta Lake-Squamish area. W.W.C. is sponsoring the tea, CHURCH *Aluminum & Wood Sash all work guaranteed. or breakfast. Lunch is much lik Rev. C.F. Bme, Pastor Phone H. Hopkins 898-3421 898-9323 days eves. and bake sale. Prices are 75 h Store Fronts .. -.or we would Lave and supper is Sunday'worship 1:30 p.m. at tt Safety Glass cents for adults, 50 cents for isually good soup, rice and senior citizens and 25 cents for Uiiited Church on the first an * Free estimates in iomething like fish or meat. Squamish District .. children. Plants, door prize, third Sunday of each montl 114 carpets Cleveland Avenue 188' Shoe Repair Yesterday we went to the white elephant, raffle. Refresh- .Everyone welcome. narket as the Togawas wantkd Call collect Il& COBBLER SHOP specializing ments for children. .Holy communion on 3rd SUI country within minutes of shopping, schools, etc: Three PROFESSIONAL services - 892-5323 in canvas work, boat covers, tentsl o buy me things (sweets, *** day. bedroom home - double .garage, workshop, large lot, Brothers Carpet Cleaning. Olson from Pemberton and rrps. Corner of Cleveland and Vic- regetables, etc.) that I would For information phone 891 several fruit trees. Great Potential! For details call Doreen Family. Steam cleaning, Rug Doctor Alta Lake ike. It seems funny to see things Legion Auxiliary Branch No. toria. We now have new boots and 4 277 is sponsoring a Hawaiian 5023. Shaw. aid Vibra-Vac. large selection of army boots. opt4 ike Campbell's soups ana all 892-5833 9-5. Phone 892-9020. iorts of things but with Japanese Frolic on March 19, complete ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH with Hawaiian smorgasbord and "Wherever you buy your carpet'' abels. I find the same thing in 3268 Fourth Avenue 148 Home Improvements watching TV shows like Bewit- dance. Tickets from Auxiliary Rev. Father Griffin "1 will install it" members. The Floor Man L Repairs :hed and so on, with everyone Mass - Saturday 7 pm.. 892-3870 ipeaking Japanese. *** Mass - Sunday 8:45 a.m. Linoleum, Floor and ?lower Mdmteucc Ltd. and 11:OO a.m. SILVER THAW We certainly are on the go a 20th annual Amateur Hour in 892-5070 Ceramic Tiles also. Commercin! urd Domestic lot here. Eveiy time 1 mention the high school on Friday, April I 892-5833 SIGNS Located by Maahiter Creek needing something, away we go, 12. "Wherever you buy your. carpet" Christian Science Service 808-1716 BOX 4!3 oe!n !he aL!bw!iy. Yo. cen !revs! '.'i wiii instnil ii" ~~ - Sundays at 990 a.m. The Floor Man 2547 Mamquam Rd. from one end of Tokyo to the The Red Cross Water Safety Yachimy Garibeldi Highlands Brackendale Art Gallery 892-3870 .. 160. other for about 25 cents. Not Service urges you to carry your Linoleum, Floor and everything is cheap here, own rescue eauiment when Ceramic Tiles also. SQUAMISH though; this letter for instance w a I k i ng actos's 'ice -covered PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY MONEY MAKER .. . Duplex - close to schools and 192 Sportir~Gdr will cost nearly a dollar for ponds, lakes or streams. A pole Pastor Cameron Ogilvie - Buck1 shopping - one two-bedroom and one three-bedroom unit mailing, yet yesterday 1 bought a carried horizontally can help Avenue - 892-3680 - appliances. Good Investment. Contact Doreen Shaw. 115 Cabinot Makers CHECK with the ROAD RUNNEd scrap book, an exercise book to prevent a complete plunge OilNDAY for all your sportilsg needs write Japanese words in and through the ice. Or carry a 9:45 a.m. Sunday School BRITANNIA BUILDING Fishing tackle some very nice stationary and penknife in pocket. 11:OO a.m. Morning Service & HOLDINGS LTD. Bicycles your that cost less than $2. Almost all If you fall in, the knife can be 700 p.m. Evening Service Custom Kitchen Cabinets Can-Am Crawler BICYCLE REPAlRS the movies cost S4.50. 1 have WEDNESDAY: and Furniture driven into the ice to pull your- 7:30 P.m. Prayer Larry Olson ARCTIC CAT SNOWMOBILE ' looked at cameras and some Out* Or better still - . (892-3680 forinformation) Corporation '- 898-5930 898-5444 see kautiful Japanese dolls but they remember when you wore mit- Res. BUS. TAYLORMOTIVE HONDA "THE BULLDOZER PEOPLE" are very expensive. tens that dangled from cords 'To JOHN 'be DIVINE 176 Pemberton Ave., N.V. I have seen quite a-f& things . ANGLICAN CHURCH Genuine I.T.M. Undercarriage, 980-2688 threaded through the coat Rollers, Tracks, Sprockets, Etc. since arriving. We do a lot of CAR,lALDl See our yCIlow pqe ad. sleeves and behind the neck? SrDday senleu: 120 Cmtraclm Equipment Overhauls, New Tractor I walkin_gwhich I enjoy; the air is iWhen going olt on the ice, Parts For All Models Bullgears, HEAD PRO ? *m Hdr cmrnuloD - HR? !fasten six-inch spikes instead of 11m a,., pmpr cruc scnlte Pinions, Engine Parts, Track Preu & Skis For Sale i 200 Uplnlrbry mittens to the ends of the cord. (Sceaa Sud.y ErLuist) C. R. Crowley Const. Ltd. Rebuilding. 183cm, with Beuer Alu Deluxe bin-. .. - FOR COMPARISON SHOPPERS ..-.-;Beautifully kept - Squamish. Phone 892-3137 A Complete Service ding& Used nnly 6 times, SI75 or .- IBy driving the spikes alternately Hply Day - II 1u0d three bedrooms up plus self-contained in-law suite in ThRere EOOwem J~LM~oD "Your Bobcat Dealer" best offer. 921-7241. KALODON UPHOLSTERY tinto the ice, you can draw your- brsernec:. Good residential area - call Don Lecky to !iQUAMISH CONSTRUCTION 4623 Byrne Rd., Burnaby, B.C. Mamquam Service Centre self forward to safety. TeL 8984100 VIS view, Renovqtbns - Framing - Custom 434-2651 Telex 04-354-652 Open 990 a.m.4 p.m. * Monday Friday i Homes and all General Carpentry - ! vork. Sbrpyint Sumia Call 898371 1 193 - *! Contact Graham Hughes 895-9056 Western Furniture or Bill Whitehouse 898-5628 . COMPLETE SHARPLWlM and Upholstery ANYTIME! 161 Mvrine-__ Haulin# 3.8129 Second Ave. I ~ ' SERVICE A.A.A.' CONSTRUCTION SQUAMISH FRkHTWAYS - 8929~___. - - ! is proud to announce the appointment of INDUSTRIAL - steel or concrete 892-3838 , cincuuts~~s bldg., etc. pcnsons HAND SAW' GARIBALDJ TJRE SERVJCE LTD. COMMERCIAL - block or frune CARBIDE SAW8 (I AmCAM8 , 201 Vacuums-& Ra airs I bldp., etc., ofices (new) or remodel. I : ALLWbRKQUARAM11RQ FILTEX BUILT-IN muAyIsH, B.C. RESIDENTIAL - cuatom or stock 50 Painting 81 DuuaPag. .I VACUUM CLEANER SYSTEM homes & additions. RISE AND SHINE PAINTING POWERFUL PORTABLES ALL TRADES SUPPLIED VALLEY SHARPENING i UNLIMITED WARRANTY cheery, it's bright - three bedroom home, brsement nicely and WALLPAPER. ' INSURED ALL. 0 2537 LOMONO OR. finished, landscaped and fenced. Call Lindr Watt. I Sales, installationr, service. WORK GUARANTEED (ref.) Barry Arden ..Finished or unfinished homes. 898-3394 I , 325-0212 FOR FAST SERVICL I1 . Walter Dietze - 898-5146 GERRARD & ACORN JENSEN'S PAINTING I PH. 890-5836 CONSiRUCTIG:4 Lm. !nterior and exIerior painting, and - L VACU-M AID PROY!UGl! OF BR!?!Q!! COhc,lMBI. Built-in central cleanim system. (will build to suit) wallpaper hanging. Phone 898-5000. I .. DEPARTMENT OF FORL8TS Y No machine to move. No bags or JOHN VERN REFORESTATION OlVl8lON 898-5472 898-3195 (eves.) FOR INTERIOR & 194 Surnyi@ filters to change. Cyclonic EXTERIOR PAINTING ~ separation. HBRMON, CO'XTON and 'May be installed In finished or W OTICE. .OF TREE PLAWTIW 6:CONTRACTS . for estimates BUNBURY Call' Ben Dyck 892-3385 unfinished homes. For uviws in- Sealed tenders for the following tree planting contracts. Dominion and British Coiumbia stall yourself. 125 Drapdm INTER-WESTERN PAlNTiNG Land Surveyors will be rcceived by the Chief Forester, Britirh Columbia Sales, service and installations. Forest Service, Victoria, B.C., on the dates shown below. Established I886 Free ectimata contact J.ek Brown. much more than four wrllr and 8 roof. But there's one WHAT ARE YOUR NEEDS? WAYNE'S Clean and Speedy Pain. Spuunish, B.C. JAGERS ENTERPRISES you'll love the rest of your drys. Ferturer 1196.sq. ft. on Slip covers, drapes, cushions, ting;call892-9271 for free ertirnat6s Phpne Zenith 6142 898-3338 CVCC., BOX 77 1. Contract 9237-26. Located: Green River, Ranger main floor and 629 sq. It. up. Two brths, three bedrooms alterations, fabric & leather. I District Pemberton. Number of Trees: 47,000. Phone 898-3401 LOACH, HOBBS & KYLER 298-8252 Brackendale plus game room. Large carport, thermo pane windows, British Columbia Land Surveyor Residential, commercial NOTE Viewing of the planting site prior to submitting private patio. All the character and charm of an older 1640 Bridgman Ayenue and industrial models. a tender for this contract is not mandatory. home with today's conveniences. Contact Don Lecky to ... North Vancouver, B.C. Deadline for receipt of tenders is 3:30 p.m. view. 128 Draftrn# L Dmipiy -. _Teleehonc: 988-2530 or 980-961 February 17, 1977. FOR COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE AT COOK'S HOUSE ?LANS DUSTY RHODES LOACH, HOBBS & KYLER 2. Contract 92J3-I 8. Located:' Callahan Creek, Ranger and Drafting Service Photography British Columbia Land Surveyor District Pemberton. Number of Trees: 203,000. REALISTIC PRICES ... Come in and see our good Stock Plans Custom Design Wedding Portrait& etc. . 1640 Bridgrmn Avenue 21' CA$lu'cahrr, Ford.VB. Bes NOTE Viewing of the planting site prior to submitting selection of modern Mobile Homes. Exclusive agents in Nuamish EnhrgemSiii8 Up 40x90" North Vancouver, offer or trade for truck. 892-340 a tender for this contract is not mandatory. QUESTLEE to B.C. rfter-61.m. - Agent for . Telephone 988-2530 or 980-9617 -7 Deadline for receipt of tenders is 390 p.m. BRACKENBALE .-. Several good building lots - low CONSTRUCTION LTD. CX Film Prqcevial February 17, 1977. down payment. Ph. 892-3213 (deyS) 8 or 12 color prints S4.5U 1973 21 h. FIBERFOAM boat with 898-5730 (wCSJ trailer, 185 Merc cruiser fresh water 20 color prints S5.50 3. Contract 9237-27. Located: MacKenzie Basin, Ranger DO YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR PLACE?? BUY A 36 color prints 58.90 cool engine, depth sounder, low Diatrict Pemberton. Number of Trees: 79,000. 19s T.V., Radio. L.. slrrm . hours, excel. cond. 898-5600 after 5 NEW ONE WITH MORE SPACE?? .. . Contact us - ?be 898-5158 p.m. NOTE: Viewing of the planting site prior to submitting you won't be sorry - we'll save you time, work and worry. 129 Orivinf Sthods Available at 26" CABINET color TV, 1-2 yn. a tender for this contract is not mandatory. - Tht c@q old.'Phone 892-3172 or KC Rick Zeadiine for rectipt of tenders is 3:36 p.m. WuAMeSH ' ' Davie at Oiemaitea. MEMBERS OF GREATER VANCOUVER REAL ESTATE BOARD Highland Groceries February 17, 1977. DRIVING SCHOOL Stewart's Drug Store Learn to drive with a qualified Fast quality service. licensed instructor. Full preparatiot All prints jumbo aize silk finish. MERCURY TRAVEL LTD. Tenders must be submitted on the form and in the fa: &river's examination. 1% lrm Smio (%LJ.4M!SX) enV~!opa ~~pplkdwhich, with particular:, xy be - -. For more information phone ' 1367 Winnipeg St. obtained from the Forat Ranger(s) indicated, or from the Linda Watt Evenings 892-3384 892-5058 Topping, knbing and falling. 892-3565 ~ District Forester, 355 Burrard Street, Vancouver, B.C., or . ----.= ---- - . dangerous trees. ' from the Forester i/c, Reforestation Division, B.C. Forest WONDERING what to do with :ha! * 24 hr. answering service' TRAVEL TRAILER SPOTS old desk? Why not place an ad with 898-3200 with telephone & TV service, close Service, Victoria, B.C. kEC Got the blues? Turn your "spring- us? or to Guildford in Surrey and Van- The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be cleaning" into a profitable event! SOMEONE, somewhere, may ryll: _- 898.4374 couver on Hwy 1. Doogwood Cam, accepted. Try a "TIMES" classified ad today. .need it! pgrounds, 588-1412.

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By SHIRLEY HENRY spent many years working with Indiaris learned to represent Recently re-elccted chief of the people as wife of Chief themselves in the white man's Mt. Currie indian Band, Alien kiphoiise Siager. Chicf sysicm. HUWTV~P.,wc cannoi Stager, and his family wish to Alphonse Stager took over overlook the sadness we feel thank his supporters on the elec- duties as chief at the age of 16 !hat in all these years the tion which was held on Jan. 3 1. years, from his father, Chisf government is still busy 'doing 0nIy other contender for the of- lames Stager, who served as for' with so many mistaken ideas The annual meeting of the elementary teachers featuring fice of chief was Jthn Willianis. chief for over 40 years. and SO little is really heard of Pemherton and District drama in the classroom, and a Chief Allen Stager will be star- A document, "Declaratipn of what the Indian people have to Hospital Society has been workshop for a small group of ting his third two-ycar term as Lillooet Tribes" gives witness to say." changed to Thursday, March 17. high school students and a few' chief. the strong, determination of the *** teachers. Proceeds from the The Lillooet Declaration Thursday evening performance Shown in the above picture is Indian people, Chief Stager dated 1910, states that the tribe The annuai public meeting of will help defray of the cost Chief Allen Stager and his stated. "We are extremely proud joins the other interior tribes af- the Pemberaon Valley some of bringing the theatrical group mother, Rosie Ross. Mrs. Ross of the proof of how quickly the filiated with the Indian Rights Television Society will be held on Monday, Feb. 28 at 8 p.m. in to Pemberton. -.,, I h Association of the Coast. -4. That we stand with them in the Pemberton Legion. *** The Pemberton Recreation Pemberton Council briefs the demand for their rights, and *** Students at Signal Hill will bc Commission will be sponsoring L ." the settlement of the Indian land A delegation of !.andowners in sure there won't be any near- presenting a rock opera, 'It's the Vancouver Opera .I .I 3&$ question. the regional district owning sightedness, and that council Cool in the Furnace' on Thur- Association guild school property in the vicinity of the will give it their consideration. 0 That we agree unanimously program, which this year is FRONT VIEW of the diagnostic and treatment centre in Pemberton, showing how well the with them in all the eight ar- sday, March 24. Village of Pemberton sewage If there is another way to do it, presenting a capsule version of construction is progressing. ticles of their declaration made t** lagoon site petitioned the village we will look into it." The Pemberton Recreation '11 Trovatore' by Verdi. The at Spences Bridge, July 1910. council to seek another site for Council was asked if there Commission will be sponsoring cast includes four singers (the their lagoon. had been any objections from the Jabberwocky Theatre's main characteis in the opera), a Man killed One prime concern was the the property owners in the 0 In conclusion we wish to protest against the recent seizing presentation 'When 1 Learn to narrator to tell the story, and a CARD OF THANKS seepage onto nearby lands, as village. To date there have been Whistle' Thursday, Feb. 17 pianist. The main dramatic parts at Pemberton some produce is grown for com- no official objections. of certain of our lands at the on "Short Portage" by white set- (not 'You're A Good Man of the opera are acted and sung, We would like to thank the merchants of Squamish A pedestrian, George Dan of mercial purposes. Spokesman *** completely in English. Mount Currie, was killed as a tlers on authority of the B.C. Chirlie Brown' as edvertised for the lovely gifts we received on the birth of our for the group, Hugh Naylor, A resolution was passed last week). This presentation is a Students from Signal Hill, result of a motor vehicle ac- government. These lands have New Year's baby. Special thanks to the staff at the mentioned other areas with authorizing Mayor Underhill collage of childhood memories Whistler and Pemberton secon- cident at Mount Currie at ap- been continuously occupied by Squamish Hospital. existing sewer lagoons that do and clerk Proudlock as signing in poems, stories, and is a dary will have the opportunity proximately 6:40 p.m. on Jan. us from time out of mind and songs, cause air pollution; namcly officers for loan purposes. delightful production for to view this 45 minute per- 20. have been cultivated by us un- Vicki and Dave Gilmour Lillooet, Armstrong, Lumby, *** everyone. Be sure to mark your formance and get an in- On arrival of police, Dan was molested for over thirty years. Duncan, Grand Forks, 100 Mile Mayor Underhill proclaimed calendar and come to Signal troduc:ion to the opera first taken to the Squamish General House and Holland. June 25-July I Canada Week in We also wish to protest against Hill on Thursday, Feb. 17 at hand. 1 Hospital by ambulance where he the building of railway depots Naylor said, "We are sym- Pemberton. Alderman Henry 230 p.m. Parents and members of the was pronounced dead on and sidings on any of our reser- pathetic, we know you have will see to organizing a com- Admission will be adults community are cordially invited arrival. vations, : s we hear is projected. worked on this for nine years. mittee again this year. $1.50 and children 50 cents. to attend this performance Coroner Dr. L. C. Kindree Other members elected to the We objected nine years ago. It *** The Recreation Commission scheduled for Tuesday, April 5 has announced that there will be was well known it was sub- Council will request that MI. Cu rie Band Council are: will also be sponsoring the Jab- at I p.m. in the Signal Hill ac- an inquiry into the death. new me nbers 'Kelly James and divided at that time. 1: is Pollution Control and Webb 'berwocky Theatre's morning tivity room. A nominal charge perhaps a nearsightedness on Engineering look at the Ronnie Lester; re-elected Joe presentation on Friday, Feb. I8 of 25 cents for anyone attending your part. We do not wish to put possibilities of finding another Joseph, Harold Gabriel, Felicity I nqp-"I "" Alhrinhtam---, (Inca1..__--- resident)? for Elpn~! El!! ~nc! Yhis!!er will he used to help defray some ', -.-..-..- suitable site for the sewage Nelsor , Leonard Andrew, up with the inconvenience. We students, The kindergarten to of the costs. solemnly swear to do everything in are neighbours and we don't lanoon. 'Oliver James, Verna Stager, Grade 3 children will see and *** my power to ensure you: (1) A better want to be considered outsiders. Albert Nelson, Leo Nelson. participate in 'Listen to the There are 14 children aged We do not think it is a neigh- Drum' based an Eskimo three and four participating in Pemberton RCMP report bourly thing to do, for us not to on deal; (2) Lower prices; (3) three break-ins and enterings at legend and the Grades 4 to 7 the Recreation Commission's have a say." Lilloet Lake residences over the children 'Dream of Sky People', Kindergym program each Mon- Personalized service. On new or All residents present ex- past few weeks. a Cree legend. day morning from 9 to 1090 pressed their concern and used 4x4s, Vans, Cars, Pickups, They are investigating the in- In the afternoon there will be a.m. in the activity room at requested council to seek an in-service program for Signal Hill. Campers, Trailers, Motor-Homes. ciden ts. another site for a sewage lagoon. Canada's illiteracy rates are Mayor Underhill stated: "I'm CLIP THIS AD AND BRING higher than those in the United PROCLAMATION QUE€N'S IT Kingdom and the U.S., ac- Squamish limes - FQW cording to World Literacy of. We write it all for YOU! SILVER ANNIVERSARY ?O ME, BRUCE ALBRIGHTSQN Canada organization's survey. The week of February 6 to 12 has been appointed as "Her Majesty's Silver Anniversary Week in the Province of British Columbia," by an Order-in-Council approved by the Lieutenant-Governor and the Provincial Cabinet. The Proclamation marks the 25th anniversary of the ac- cession to the throne of Queen Elizabeth 11, on February 6, 1952. The Proclamation, signed by Provincial Secretary and RE-ELECTEO CHIEF Allan Stager of the Mt. Currie tribe , Minister of Travel Industry Grace McCarthy, expresses the . ,....- ... with his mother, Mrs. Rosie Ross. In the background is a pic- desire that the citizens of the province be reminded of their ture of Mrs. Ross and her husband Chief Alphonse Stager. heritage and history on ". . . this important date in our Mrs. Ross, who was 21 years old in the photo, is now 76 SvStem of constitutional monarchv. . ." s,'years old. MEMBERS OF THE GREAfER VANCOUVER REAL ESTATE BOARD MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE AND RELOCATION SERVICES CANADA, A NATION WIDE REALTY LTD. REFERRAL SYST'EM. OFFICE HOURS: 892-3541 Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Lots of carpet OPEN HOUSES in stock for you Saturday, Fobruary 12 - 1 to 3 p.m. Lot 237 and 238 Rumm & Eigg, Garibaldi Highlands to choose from! 2-538 Lomond Drive, Garibaldi Highlands

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BRACKENDALE - 41751 Cottonwood Drive - This NEW LISTINQ - Three bedroom condominium with beautiful home has so many extras including built-in appliances at Wilson Village. 2544 Montrose, Garibrldi vacuum, double fireplace, beamed ceilings, double garage. Highlands - Four bedrooms, approx. 1500 sq. ft. 40332 - Must be seen to be appreciated. OPEN SUNDAY 1 p.m. Diamond Head Way, Garibaldi Estates - Lovely three to 3 p.m. bedroom bungalow, with appliances and drapes. Priced to sell $47,500. 'JOAN CASSELL E98-3226: DOROTHY GOLDEN 898-3249 Offlco opon Siturdrya 0 a.m. lo S p.m. DANNY LOPEZ ' 892-5864 or 465-4924 Gov't by O.K. Tire ' Flvo full tlmo acllvo rakr ropro~on~ativo~. Rd. 898-3312 HELEN MAGEE 8924905 RONNIE MCCARTNEY 898-5941