F HOWE S OUND L ET J ER'S Eiitor, The Times; The History 12 Travel Club would like to take this time io, inform the community that due Second Class Mail Registration Number I147 to circumstacces beyond our Return Postqc Guaranteed controlour trip ($$$)to Russia. we Ancannot alternate take Published by tioodspith Publishing Co. Ltd., every Thursday at Squamish. B.C. trip to Victoria has been plae- CLAUDE S Q. HOODSPIVH - Pldbb3hW ned. ROSE YATLBW - AWJbtan! Publisher StCd Ull~ We would also like to thank BOYD IAUCH - Adwertieing Manager all the people who have helped JUNE HALVORSON - Circulation us during our various activities. A special thanks goes out to OUP B.0. Box 107, Squamloh, B.C. sponsor, Mr. Hubner. We hope you will understand Subscription Rates (Delivered by Mail): '$7.50per Year and will continue to support %10.00per Year Outside Canada other school groups who, in the

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Editor, The Times: Police pointers The nicest Easter Bonnet in town, as far as we are con- cerned. is the postman's. For the In a recent newspaper column called and tough. Their best disguise is to look or- past few weeks, every postie in "Police Pointers", West Vancouver police dinary. every town has been doing one have been urging residents who spot anything So we called the police. We gave them a heck of a job getting the Easter or anybody suspicious to call them im- description of the young man. A few minutes Seal mail to the people of British Columbia. mediately. The usefulness of this advice was later a policeman came to interview us. Later I fEACHERS WERE BUSY at the mini-convention held in the primary teachers are working on one of the mathematics More than 925,000 blue and illustrated to use recently when we followed plainclothesmen brought us mug shots and Mamauam elementarv school March I2 and here the .: assignments. whiteEaster envelopesSeals havecontaining been the advice. we identified one of them as the man we had Sitting at home one day, our front door seen. delivered throughout the handle was tested by somebody. The first It turned out that the man is part of a province in the name of crip- pled cliildren. thought that came to mind was that it was gang of break and enter experts which has The 5,500. Lions of British simply somebody who had the wrong apart- been plaguing the Vancouve. area for some Forest industry defines I Columbia would like to thank ment; an innocent mistake. But remembering time now. All of them look \ery neat and the 2,OOO letter carriers on the advice from the police, we opened the well dressed, and are very good at their behalf of the 25,000 han- door (with the chain still on) and saw a nice work. The police told us that they often use a dicapped children in the province.Yours very sincerely, looking young man walking down the hall. pipe device to break door knobs, and that the policy on use of 'forest landsI carrying a coat over his arm. coat-over-the-arm we had seen probzbly con- Cone collection and the ex- by artificial or natural means. T. H. Tsit PDC At point we could have again There is new recognition of this cealed the device. the rights of many users of forest traction of seeds should be should be evaluated for dis. :$sed the incident as nothing, but we We don't know if the police have c'aught lands. There is also a growing 1-LfIi~-~~()(~11 carefully supervised by stocking, growth and general Ehitor, The Ti-; On reading your paper I have remenl ered something else the police had their man yet, but we do know we did all we awareness that forests have 'liI-fl$l~)l~#srll qualilied personnel to make health, as required; periodically limitations to the uses that can sure that the quality of the seed during the first I5 years Io found that quite a few people said, nailrely that criminals look like or- could to help them out. If we had dismissed feel that the fire department is dinary pcqple. You won't see too many the suspicious incident, the police would be served. that there are choices is high. The seed should be of determine if juvenile spacing, to be made, and that a wise and the species most suited to the brush control or other stand undertrained and inex- criminals wearing those little black masks have just that much less information to use sensitive approach to en- areas planned for replanting and management measures . are perienced. I felt that I should tical* There with eye holes. They don't always look mean against this criminal. vironmental protection is .a be 'a further inventories adequate for the necessary. write and let you know that last re-examination of the site within program should be maintained. . week we had a small fire and responsibility that all must two vears. The report recbmnends that share. had to call in the fire depart- 0 Seed procuremen1 . The.report from the Council annual seedling production ment. In view of this the Council of An important part of the of Forest Industries recom- from nurseries must continue to 1 would like to say that they ' Controls don't work Forest Industries, composed of reforestation program is the mends that the collection of the, be increased to meet pro,iected were here in five minutes and many forest companies in this acquisition of sufficient tree seeds should be done by the requirements, and that the very well organized. We had The development industry has been we find ourselves incapable of providing one province, has developed some seed to support the provincial B.C. Forest Service except in production of seedlings should nothing but praise for them. We saying it for years - rent controls don't of the most basic types of housing - apart- environmental and land use reforescation program. These cases of the Tree Farm Licences continue to remain the major felt that they knew what they work. Now they have an excellent ally in ments. policy statements and these will seeds should be collected from and Crown granted lands. responsibility of the Forest Ser- were doing and executed it with be the subiect ofa six-part series Barry Clark, B.C.3 rentalsman. There is one and only one reason for this selected stands of high quality They already have the ex- ' vice. speed and efficiency. They were on various aspects of forest use trees. Ultimately all seed used pertise and the organization as However. there may also be a Speaking last week to a HUDAC con- mess - government bungling. With rent con- very considerate of the house and the environment; should be of a superior genetic well as the capability to carry need for pr.ivate nurseries to and left no mess for us to clean vention in Ottawa, Clark said that in B.C. trols leading the list. management of watersheds. quality and should be obtained out the seed collection program produce planting stock for use UP. rent controls give tenants a false impression We have the land to build apartments on reforestation, environmental through a tree breeding on a province-wide basis. on Crown lands. This should be I just felt that having beedin of the real cost of their accommodations. The and we have a development industry ready policy and objectives, use of program. Stands, whether established encouraged. a volunteer fire department for prescribed fire. land use and controls sour the atmosphere for investment and willing to build them. five years my alf on Vancouver I.rudd access policy. in housing and tenants suffer as the supply of We have everything we need, in fact, ex- \ Island I knoy the worklthat Is These statements should de involved learning how to use apartments dries up and the maintenance of cept a 'chance to show a profit by building interest to the people of new equipment and training new buildings is cut back. rental apartments. Until the free marketplace Squamish in view of the fact that men. So my hat goes off to them If anybody still doubts the dangers of rent is allowed to do its job this ridiculous this community is forest- Letters from Jane-Anne all. oriented. Ray Gudcrttm controls all he needs to do is look at the situation will continue. *** Ed. Note: Jane Anne Manson Dec 29. We had a very nice you sent. Did I tell you that my latest CMHC figures for Vancouver. Developers 'cannot be expected to put up is on a year's exchange in Brazil Christmas. Lots of sunshine; it first sister gave me a ring for Editor, Timu; The city still has what amounts to a zero buildings they know will lose money. Unless PART II as a Rotary exchange student Christmas and I-also received a Tk Reforestat ion doesn't feel like Christmas when We were returning to vacancy rate. In the entire Lower Mainland government manages to face up to this ob- and has been sending letters you are in a bathing suit. For gift from my former fmily, the Reforestation of denuded home to her parents about her Loes, and my Portuguese Squamish from Pemberton CMHC found only one empty apartment for vious truth the rental scene in British Colum- lands is a must in order to main- Christmas we exchanged gifts by Saturday night and twice we life and studies in the South pulling the name of one of the teacher gave me two books. rent per 1,000. Victoria is in the same fix. bia will simply continue to get darker and tain the productivity of British American country. almost knocked over Columbia's forest land base. family out of a hat. You buy the The other day the bus I was pedestrians, one who was Those are incredible figures. In one of the darker. (Reprinted from the Journal of Com- *** person you pick a nice gift and on hit a fellow who was standing The goals of reforestation Dcc 15. I have been here with walking on the road with fastest growing population belts in Canada merce) Yhould be: also a joke present. My parents in the street counting his money; another three companions. They my new family fdr almost two gave me some French perfume his only injury being a bleeding 0 To ensure that the produc- weeks now and 1 really like were walking forr abreast. The tive forest lands denuded each as well as the gift I received nose. You learn very quickly other person was jogging along them. There is Tiz, who is from my 14 year old sister whoI've learnedhas the toright veryof way light here. on year are promptly reforested married and has a baby and be the edge of the road. Being a good neigkbour with commercially or poten- Juliana. The Rotary Club gave I guess pple do not think lives close by; Maria 23, a me a Brazilian ash tray and my feet and always pay super tially commercial tree species. university student; Lena, 22, a aboht these things but it is very roses. * good attention to the traffic. Winston Churchill once said in wartime, windows are securely fastened and the blinds 0 To rehabilitate the back-up psychology student; Lucia, 20, difficult to sce people at night,-. acreage of productive forest 1 especially when cars are passing "The price of Security is eternal vigilance." closed. an engineering student; Ruth, Don't know if I told you I went to a sodcer game here lands which are presently not before but in school 1 study Por- with lights on dim. If only These would be strong words to apply to the When retiring for the night, check- to see 18, who is about to enter last week. It was at a stadium satisfactorily stocked with dom- medicine; Do, who is 16 and tuguese, biology, math, otganic which holds lO0,OOO people, so everyone would remember the goings-on in our residential area, however, .that your home is secure. mercial or potentially com- Juliana is 14. They are all very and another type of chemistry, it is quite an experience. The traffk rule: When walking on there is no doubt but that crime thrives on Very valuable possessions such as ex- mercial tree species. nice. The house is absolutely and history. Since the school is people have hand fireworks at the road, please walk frir the apathy. .pensive jewelry. stocks. bonds, etc. should be Consideration must be given enormous, with an elevator, no run by Jesuit priests, once a the games and when someone oncoming traffrc!! Then yor'can to reforestation methods and less. week we have a religious class. scores a goal they throw piles of be responsible for your owm Consider these security rules: kept in a safety deposit box at your bank or yoursafety. own. The life you save will be potential reforestation problems ' I'm reading more in Por- The padre talks about family paper in the air. They also have Keep an eye open for unfamiliar occupied . trust company. prior to the commencement of tuguese now and my Portuguese life or philosophy. He is a very 6' by 10' flags which theywave vehicles parked in your area. The Occupants YOU should keep a record Of Serial nUm- logging operations and a is at a basic communications good speaker and sometimes enthusiastically. iriuirnc Forks may he watching house, or neigh- hers and identification marks YoUt preliminary reforestation plan says things against the govern- your your on level so that it is a little more Tomorrow night I'm going to bar's. N~)need to get involved; inform the valuables in the event that they are Stolen. should be prepared along with satisfying. I received two letters, ment; to do this in public is very the logging plan. Significant. Rio de Janeiro for a week to police of your suspicions. and they will gadly .Cash should not be "hidden" in sugar old ones, via post Canada, so I stay with the Locs at the apart- Manitoba It is also suggested that if will assume that all is well in the The Rotary Club received check the situation. bowls, dresser drawers, or behind pictures, treatment is needed to prepare rhent they have rented for the land of ice and snow and that your Christmas card and holidays. It is at Cab0 Frio, vacation etc. Thieves know enough to look in these the lands for reforestation this the strike is over. gretings. They read it at the a trusted will watch places and other apparently sectet places, should be done as soon as about two hours from Rio. I meeting tonight and everyone also think I will be going to Riding Mountain National your house while you are absent on vacation; coin banks are also easy targets.. possible after the removal of the My sisters and I have been applauded. I also received the, Park in Manitoba is a year-- going to a club in the niountains Salvador for Carnival with some you can do the same for him. Place identifying marks on original stand of trees. present you sent for the Dr. round vacation paradise. the'insides of Forest lands should be where we swim and play of the Loes' family. Many neighborhood people have formed the skins of furs. In .many cases, stolen furs Loes' family; they liked it very The 1.150-square-mile area reforested as soon as practically volleyball, and indulge in much. Feb, 13. I arrived in Cab0 includes evergreen and hard- unofficial vigilance groups for the purpose of cannot be identified when the labels and possible and restocking should saunas and cold showers. It is wood forests, prairies, rollihg now the summer holidays. We had a Christmas tree but Frio on Sunday morning and the mutual protection. They have one another's linings are removed. be completed no later than five beaches are, as you can'see from hills, valleys, lakes and streams. years after logging or site not everyone does. We had a lit- telephone numbers and are willing to call the if you find a door or window has been A week. ago we went to a the card, pretty nice. The one I It accommodates a variety of preparation. In some areas, tle roasted piggy and various police if they think a neighbor's property is forced or broken while you were absent, do chullasco, which is a sort of bar- meats and stuffings, and of liked best was Prainha-Arraial vegetation that, in turn, provide however, particularly in the in- do Cabo. The water is the sanctuary for an assortment of endangered. They choose to become "their not enter, the criminal may still be inside. terior, this period must be ex- becue. It was excellent and on course, the diet here is quite this particular farm there beautiful blue as shown on the birds and animals. . brother's keeper" because threat to one is a Use a neighbor's phone to call the police. used heavy to rice and beans. \ tended. to be a river running through it; postcard; the waves are small There are luxuriant forests of' threat to ill1 and their inhercnt moral Do not touch anything or clean up if a In areas where there is a - now all that is left is the river I'm enclosing the letter to you and it is not crowded. * white and black spruce, jack- sense tells them, "There is no such thing as crime has been committed; preserve the danger of encroachment by that five of my sisters wrote, There are two pictures of the pine, aspen, white birch, brush reforestation should be bed. I took some pictures as the ;in dnt rock formation is rather in- The two eldest weren't around salt works here; they the tamarack, balsam fir, green ash. innor bystander." scene until the police can inspect for done as soon as the site can be use One of the best ways of keeping our area evidence. teresting. when it was written. The "I em- simple system of evaporation,to elm and Manitoba maple, as prepared. brace you" part is the way they obtain salt. well as a number of exquisitely safe i,s to make it unfertile ground for the With the garden SeaSon nearing, don't be If natural means is chosen as lf you shouldn't get anothee close a lot of their letters. Did i mention that I received coloured wildflowers. would-be burglar. The West Vancouver working at the back of the house with the the form of refomtation then letter from me before Christmas Winter activities include ice- police suggest the following: front door unlocked. The so-called "green regeneration surveys should be .... Merry Christmas and a very Jaauuy, 1976. It was my a large card from the Squamish sister Lena's birthday at the.end Rotary for Christmas? Things fishing, cross-country skiing, carried out. On the cwast sur- Happy New Year. Felez Natal snow-shoeing, tobogganing and Do not automatically open the door when thumb burglar" is prevalent each season, and I gave her one continue to go really well with veys should be carried out and Novo Ana! I hope everyone of December so downhill skiing. the doorbell rings. If you do not have a he goes about his work almost without threat my family. I able to go . within four years following is tine. of the packages of notepaper am Ski addicts will find plenty of peephole installed in the door. insist that the of arrest; this is often because if you do in- logging or site preparation and places with my sisters, I shall so scope to test their, ability at visitor citll out his identification, terrupt him, he will be able to laugh disnr- in the interior surveys should be find it quite an adjustment when I have to move again. However, Mount Agassiz Ski Resort near Demand credentials before admitting mingly, and ask for some ticitious person. He conducted within three to seven the town of McCreary. With a years, depending on the specjes 1 wil! learn other things and vertical height of 500 feet .and salesmen or repairmen. particularly if you will have left with apologies, and your and the site. If natural adapt to other people whkb is SAM, THE TAME CRQW runs as long as 4,500 feet, the itre not expecting them.'Rcfuse 10 deal with blessing, before you realize that perhaps he regeneration is not adequate good. i am extremely happy ilnyone presenting his credentials and was not a mislocated innocent. with this family. resort hes facilities including T- not then rcplanting should be done By MARGARET MITCHELL bars, tow ropes, chalet and notify the police. There are other neighborly things too. as soon as possible after the sits upon my window sill, He' will be having ' extra Por- restaurant, as well as equipment regeneration surveys. I Never admit on the telephone or at the Watch for fire-pregnant situations in and On a Sunday, calm and still. tuguese lessons twice a week. rentals and ski instruction. ' door that you are alone. Never let a stranger around your house. Notice unaccountable Evaluation of all plantations Income-tax, it is a bore.... Tereza, my former teacher, A number of snowmobile use your phone. Offer to make the cilll for smoke around your neighbor's house too. should be a regular part or' "Sam" looks in ,.. what is this for? wants some help with her course trails geared for both short and checking on reforested ar:. 6, Beady eye pencil bright in English literature, so she will longer excursions open vast hitit or summon police assistance if he particularly if he is absent. (Reprinted from on and this should be done withi ,4 Cannot figure out my plight. be giving me Portuguese lessons areas to adventure for the whole I'cq llCSl5. "Tally Ho", the quarterly newsletter of the two-year period. If the regrowth Flies away on wings so free in exchange for my help. She is family. .You can also use your i I!; i,i~i:~~~.!~~l~>~~;!I~*II?I!C\I\ 1.iki: il too111 tiir I{ritish Properties and Area Homeowners' is inadequate then replanting Pities this poor mortal ... me. very close to getting her cer- snowmobile to get to your bioriigc 01 coirts and purses. bc certain the, Association) should be done as soon as prac- tificate. fishing destination. a i ri The §quamish Times - Thursday. March 25, I976 - Page 3 Continued Emergency New classes for Capilano College tory insurance company and in case of a spill the plant would In April, Capilano College also be up from the college with operative play school for three- Please call the Capilano handle the incident with its own will be bringing many new a presentation and film OII what and four-year-olds held in the College office at 892-5322 or "I"--*- 0 -..-...:A. equipment. "The Ere depa:t- CIIWabJ .-LU ~L~U"1l.Y". :he recreatiea pz~gmnat the home. Another series involves the shoo! board office at 892- ment 'would send down the On April 5, 6, 7, 12 and 13 college includes, The fee will be guest artists up for all day Satur- 5228 if you Would like more in- rescue truck with extra from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily will $4. day or late-afternoon, evening formation or to pre-registcr. brealhing apparatus to be sent be the supervisory management Still in the planning stages are workshops involving such sub- An Industrial First Aid in, and be available to take course by Bob LeFPury two courscs. Playgroup is a co- jects as watercolours, fashion course will begin April 12 if we peop!e out. It would act in a providing practical ways of jewelry using home equipment, . have enough registrations, SO supportive role." dzplling with employees and drawing ,animals, fabric prin- please call as soon as possible. Orser also said that the managemant problems. The fee ting, stitchery and calligraphy. This will be a crash daytime chemical people could be wd is $75. Coming Students will be welcome. COUTSe. to act in an emergency invoiving From ?:30 to IO p.m. on chemicals outside the plant. Friday, April 9 Claire Culhane and going This could also pertain to any will be presenting a new ap- chemicals carried by the BCW proach to prisons. Using slide or other common carriers. presentatio-ns and a question- Mrs. Bea Russell is syenc Moss pointed out that all the naire she will certainly present a few weeks with her son chemical cars used by FMC are mind-spinning attitudes to Phoenix. heavily built, and all are prisons, as a means of reform. *** pressure checked before being Saturday, April 9 from IO a.m. to 5 p.m. (with an hour off Our condolences are exten loaded at the plant. to the wife and family of J 8KVUNE CRESCENT It( I PfWE SUWED I KeduCc Staff Sgt. Bill Bloxham wan- for lunch), Emily Oguss will - - give a workshop in gardening Friesen who passed away I sq. ft. with an in-law suite, 3 larl from $65,000 to $59,000. In-la ted to know at what distance denly last week. bedrooms and large living roo1 suite down, Garibaldi Estatc from a ruptured3tank car, if one for food. She will tell how to Large lot (100x120). Askii ceramic tile, 2 laundry rms. Ba was ruptured, would it be safe DreDare the soil and how to take *** price $42,500. To check this oi nisters. and was told half a mile, and out call Dave Loewen. how long would.it take for the LOOK1 LOOK1 LOOK1 - Fit company's experts to get there. REAL WOD STARTER - bdrm. contemporary home. Tw He was told it would not take bdrm. modular on large IC full bathrms., huge sundeck, I ttt Stove and fridge includei ft. ceilings, 3/4 acre maintenani long if such an incident oc- YOUNG PEOPLE taking part in the CORE program were at the Rr nd Gun Club grounds propriate pamphlets* books and answers. The fee will be $6. Oldtimers who remember Located in Timbertown Estate fret view lot. Bannisters. curred near Squamish. Sunday for some of the practice lessons associated with learnin, itr I to handle guns. On Tuesdays, April 20 and and Mrs. Alex Leyland will Lawns are in and rear yard reac -Bill - - - Curran- -- - __ of- the-.- -RCR - - - ___said- . .-" for fencing, the posts are i REVENUE 6 PLEX - Each un that it would take a massive 27, a wilderness survival class sorry to hear that he pat Asking Sl8,OOO full price. See has 3 bdrms., living em., ki derailment to damage one of the will be held to explain basic away in February at his hom with Dave Loewen. dining area, 11/2 baths. 4 majc heavily built tank cars, or one of first aid, snow shelters, survival Olympia, Washington. Mr. appl. and drapes. Close I the domes. Mayor proclaims Sunduy kits, and many practical ideas Mrs. Leyland and their child HERE IS ONE FOR A UR4 school8 and shops and never Bird asked about danger to from local outdoor people and lived here during the late 19 FAMILY - 3 bdrm. up and vacancy. Only $198,000. Try down. Finished f/p in living roo1 trade. Bannisters. . elderly people or people with first aid men. The course is and the early '30s. aimed at the many hikers, cam- and roughed in down. Large co respirotory ailments 2nd . *** ner lot. Good first mortgag MESWEET buSm88 suggested that perhaps Ross or World Development Dai pers and winter outdoors people - (skiers and snowmobilers) who and Mrs. Rusa Vendor transferred. Dav Fast food and ice cream in cent1 one of his men might like to Mr. Locwen.has the details. of town. Ideal family venturl speak to the senior citizens and Mayor David Stewart, acting Development of B.C., has had a large, concerning the world's perhap may need assistance or McBride . have returned $75,000. Try your D.P. an allay their fears. ROSS said he on the authority of the wide and varied experience as need, and to encourage some would like to provide it in an Squamish after three etljoya VERY 'LIMITED ;UNDO? - terms. Bannisters. would be happy to do so. municipal council, has an Anglican priest, both at home appropriate action in emergency. Don Basham will months in Mexico. Check this mobile out. Riversid Staff Sgt, Bloxham wid they Proclaimed Sunday, March 28, and overseas. In his present response; Park. Reasonable pad ren a/( ACRE ZONED COMM V - would be involved in traffic as "World Development Day" position, he has done a great AND WHEREAS this project is Asking S13,OOO and open to o Just begging to be developec control and to Warn people. and has urged citizens of deal of travelling.to the areas of meant to be primarily fers. To view call Dave Loewei Got a good idea? Bring it to u Bannisters. They would work with the civil SquamiSh 10 attend a public concern, as well as participating educational to bring CARD THANKS CAPE COD COLONIAL' Defence and there are numbers meeting this theme on that in research and also con- awareness to our community OF - on Prestige 4 bdrm. custom bui nW $6,000 DOWN - This is a of call and a number of plans to day* sultation with governments on as to the facts of what is We would like to thank all of the many kind friends home in the Highlands. Elegai executive ranch style home on follow. "We would know who to The meeting will 6e in the the problems. presently being done and just living and dining rm. with slidin fenced corner lot. Sink your to( form of a rally service spon- WE urge the citizens of how effective it is; and people who helped us during and after the fire call in case of a disaster." which destroyed our home, both for their assistance doors to wraparound sundeck. into deep shag. Step down in! Mayor Dave Stewart pointed sored by the Anglican, Roman Squamish 10 attend and learn - NOW, THEREFORE, I DO major appliances plus drapes ii the living room or entertain I out that if there was a problem Catholic and United churches, and help. The text of the HEREBY DECLARE March and numerous offers of further help. The Duplicate cluded. 2 full bathrms., hug the large family room off the ki ' ._ games rm., combination laundi chen. Call Bruce Copp. with the plant the RCMP would to be held at 230 P.m. at the mayor's oractamation is below: 28. 1976. as WORLD 1 Rridee-- Club's~- - Inenerous donation is also deeply be notified immediately, and Squamish elementiry School. oi'sRh DEYELWhi&?W b&ELOPiiENT DAY, and appreciated. and workshop. Maintenance frr landscaped yd. Mid 50's. Ca ONLY S8poO Try S2,W they were the people to call. For those arriving early there DAY thus urge all citizens to attend - will be a song-fest, led by a WHEREAS World Develop- a public meeting, to held Phyllis and Carl Malm Bannisters. down on this 3 bdrm. ranche Attending the meeting were be Buy now and you can chooi Clive Applin-Flouch and Miss youth choir. ment Day is being sponsored March 28. 1976, at the SECOND DEBUT - ESTATE your own colors. This is a s.wn Davies from the Squamish The Rally Service itself will by a graip of local churches; Quamish elementary school - !3pMs are making a comebac deal so call me today. Bruc General Hospital; Mayor be simple in structure - an AND WHEREAS the goals of at 2:30 p.m. and this one is better than eve COPP. Stewart, Squamish Emergency opening and a closing hymn, this project are to educate the D. D. Stewart, Contemporary touches and goo Program director A. E. Bird; brief Scripde reading and people of the various chur- Mayor THE COTTONWOODS design. Quality throughout this MUST BE THE NICEST - Staff Sgt. Bloxham, Fire Chief prayers, with the central portion ches, as well as the public at District of Squamiah IN SQUAMISH Wrm. beauty. 3 pce. master ei Custom built by Squamish's mw Orser, Dr. Lam and Dr. given over, to the speakers. Am- suite, dishwasher and range ii prestigious builder. This fin 50's. I quality home will only be show Shcllenberger, W. Curraa and de time will be allowed for -- 2 a 3 BDRM. TOWNHOUSES cluded. Mid Can be wn a moment's notice. Call Stan ( to the discriminating purchaser. D. L. James, B.C. Railway; Fred questions and discussions. FEATURING: Lynda Bannister. , bdrms. with family entertainmei Bennett, Senior Citizens; Ray The theme of the rally is "If You Care - Become Aware". At Approval for Wall to Wall Carpets room. Very tastefully decoratn Zoost, Weldwood; Ralph Ross I. QET STARTED BNCC Copp. this time, it is important for all I I ms and,,Olarles Kotzo, FMC of Range, & Fridge ~ TWO BDM. HOWS - 0 ONLY WpOO of us to know more about the 4 ./ " - Very nice .. Canada; Cst. T. Saperga, Second Ave., $23,000. bdrm. home in Garibaldi Estate RCMP; R. McCormick, School .'Washes & Dryer WOBDW. HOME - On Clai Has den, family room am nations of our Dlanet. We how - Rd.' Range, fridge and curtail District No. 48; R. Blomster, on Sunday to tejl a little morebf . Fireplaces (brick) bathrm., downstairs. PII Squamish Ambulance; and Kai included, 530,500. workshop and laundry area. A the story of their needs and how Council last week Weed to All intakes and diversions Shake Roofs "PowDLROsA PWE cAIIIw"- windows double glazed and ne Larsen, deputy emergency Close to golf course. Two bdrmr program co-ordinator. they are being met, particularly permit the removal of gravel of water are screened in ac- carpet upstairs. A fantastic bu: by the churches of our country. from the area in Brackendale, cordance with screening Warm Air Heating $31,500. Bruce Copp. The speakers obtained for this West Of the B.C. Railway tracks specifications; THH#E m.- Full basemei Continud Private Yards home on IC&lot. Better tha IN €AWE RUN - Two rally have outstanding and north of the settled area, in bedroom ranchers to chaos '0 Water used for gravel Carport new, $34,000. Centennial Field qualifications. Dr. Lorne Kavic DL 3186 and D.L. 3187, washing purposes be recir- 81RATA DUPLEX - 3 bdrms from. Both have an individualit - is a professor of economics at provided the Squmish Indian culated in a closed system; and This is a first class development in a good location. The large kitchen, sundeck, 534.W all their own. Large double cai both stated that it was not. The present engaged in a special Band, the immediate southerly prices quoted are direct from Builder and retlect very iput EHlllV In Valleycliffe mrts. One has a fenced yard plu: 0 That anglers are allowed to - fields have been heavily used project at Simon Fraser Univer- Property owners, do not diwP- good value. 1 bdrma., stove and fridge in in enclosed sundeck. Both yard! and abused over the past five sity. He has specialized in the Prove. walk through the area to the luded, $39,500. Call Stan oi ire large. For more details cal river. PRICES: .ynda Bannister. lruce Copp. years and required a rest and Pacific Rim countries, and has At the council meeting last 2 Bedroom $32,000 some work done on them in or- also done research for the week no word had been The Fisheries Service is very - ME Of A KIND - Modern U. Canadian government* One of 3 Bedroom - $37,000 WILY HWS haped 2 level home in Garibaldi der to have them ready for the received from the Indian Band concerned about siltation get- alm BlQ ma- Gamu htates. Vendor is moving and fall season. his Projects was to the but the Fish and Wildlife ting into the river and the en- Very good First Mortgages are available to approved m. and deck upstairs. Lovel~ his must be sold. Has 3 bdrms McLennan said that they will work of Canadian missionaries Department had approved the vironment department will work purchasers, at very competitive rates. reed level lot. $44,500. ipstain and loads of room down definitely be ready by fall but overseas, and the course of this cIoseIy with fisheries on this MYACULATE Home in srgeeck over. double Call carport Bruce withCopp. sun. request providing a number of Interested parties should visit the site at the corner of - possibly one or more could be he travelled extensively in the conditions were met: matter. . !state. Rcc. rm., deck, fully Ian. useable before that time. developing world. Heinz Heidenreich has ap- Judd Road and Highway 99, or phone Mr. W. DowPd ut hped. Low, low 40'r. 898-3867 (eves.) or 89845717 (office). IU~UR~ANUVINQ AT lU8T SELL - Asking $SS,ooC "You can be assured that no The Rev. WCS Maultsaid, These were that: plied for the permission io ma ut bring offers. 3 bdrms. plu matter what happens everyone general secretary of the Inter- A 150 foot strip was left remove gravel from the area in Halfway to Whistler INEST - Luxurious aauna, ierco 3 or 4 bdrms., drapci axment, large covered sundcck who wants to play ball this sum- Church .Committee for World alongside the Cheakamus River; question. rm., luge ensuite with shower. Bid 1 living and dining rm. included, mer will be able to do so," Dan .ow 40's. Further detailr with ouble driveway with room fot Moon said, "even if we have to tan or Lynda Bannister. amper or 3rd car, Trades will bc use one of the fields. But we just iken. Call Bruce Copp. hope that we will be able to IEm NEWl NEWI -Spring ha REEK FRONTAOE - Extra schedule all the ball games for Clean your car et prung - the prices on there irge 3 bdrm. home on huge Ian- other grounds and give these uality built homa have been cut lcapcd lo!. Over 1400 sq. f~.on hard pressed ones a break." 1 the bone. Gorgeous ranchers lain floor includes laundry km. - fasterandbet er dth feature fireplaces priced in Ius family rm. This custom P DW 40's. Big duplexes in ome must be seen to be loved. lrackendale, low 80's. Highland or appointment call Bruce eauties with heavy cedar ahake Coming Events OPP. with Steamex mfs - mid 50's. Loaded with I mas. Financing is easy. Call AU RMbHEO - This 3 bdrm. home iil Valleycliffe needs Garibaldi Gals, a branch of nd diacuss the many fine omed with Stan or Lynda Ban- nothing more done to it. Even the Western Weight Controllers, yard is fenced. Call Bruce Copp. Good banldng for goodI living-after sixty. ister. Viewing is just a phone bazaar in St. Joseph's Parish all away! Hall, Saturday, April 3, from 1 DUPLEX - Try $6,000 down. Rents will make mortgage, in- to 4 pm. If you're sixty years old or better, you're entitled to Sixty-Plus, The Royal Bank's new bundle of special banking privileges. Free. XECUTIVE ELEQANCE - surance and tax payments and *** ooking for something special7 still leave lots left over. Priced at Some of these privileges are: unken tubs intrigue you? $45,000 there's a good buy. ' ualitylid 50's. construction Bannirterr. throughout. "Barefoot in the Park" Thur- -No servic3 charge for chequing, bill payment services, or 6UKD TO WIT - 2 duplex 101s sday, Friday and Saturday, to choose from. I. I/3 acre in April 8, 9 and IO at the traveller's cheques. Garibaldi Highlands selectively Mamquam elementary school, 8 UNnW WINQ RM. - Large deared. 2. Large waterfront lot -A specially designed cheque book that gives you a permanent imily kitchen, 3 bdrms., 4th ready to build on. p.m., presented by the Howe own. Large level lot. Low 50's. Sound Drama Club. COPY. annisters. WDNEW - Economically *** -A $5 annual discount on a Safe Deposit Box or Safekeeping priced new home in Brackendale. Service. AULlED CElUNa - Large Use your SS.000 2nd and move Amateur Night at Howe ccks, corner lot, master enauite, in right away. Call Bruce Copp. Sound secondary school April -A special Bonus Savings Deposit Service with interest linked Ius much more. Bannisters. MOST 2 ACRES - Need 23 at 7 p.m. To enter or for in- Six Steamex power jets po~erfu~Steamex suctim room to move. Want to work on (iJ @ to the Consumer Price !ndex. your own house but be near a formation call Maxine Kent at penetrate to ground-in dirt and draws dirt and solution into OUW DECKER - Features 2 898-3067. -Special term deposit that pays high interest monthly with ccks, 2.bathrmr., 2 fireplaces, 2 ichool for the kids. Make an of- old shampoo, yet are harmless ' plastic tube-so you can s,ee Lr carport, 2 levels. Tastefully Ter on this property in Bracken- *** to carpet fibers. when carpet is thoroughly dm. flexible redemption privileges. tcorated. Mid 50's. Bannisters. 3ale. Call Bruce Copp. BUILDERS Excellent terms Garibaldi 'Gals, a branch of @ Steamex solutions work Restores fibers to upright So come on in and see me or one of my staff today. Or, if you'd - to loosen and lift wtcarpet position. And your carpet OOM to 8PREAD - Generous ivailable on these modest priced Western Weight Controllers, prefer, give me acaII. tom size in 2600 q.ft. of living 011 in Valleycliffe. Maps and bazaar Saturday, April 3, kfrom underdi dries quickly. lace. A real family home in the ~Pospectuses available with I to 4 pm, in St. Joseph's O b JOHN BUCKHAY igI$nds. Low 60's. Bannisters. Sruce Copp. Parish Hall. it yourself and save! - Rent a Steamex. It's BS simple Manages CALL: Stan or Lynda Bannister to use a vacuum. Gives as Phone: 892-5246 898-5985 professional results. Freshen Court News and beautify your carpet. Add Dave Lorwsn years to its i!fe. Fdr fpntd call 892-5064 J. A. Cherpaw was convicted or Bruce Copp of cultivating and possessing telephone number below. ROYAL BAN K mariiuana. He was given one serving 898-3748 year-probation and ordered not to use drugs or associate with EL DORAbQ FLQQRS British Columbia drug users for that oeriod. This , Office - 892-3571 GGl was waived 'here from 38051 2nd he. . 892-3434 Coquitlam.

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Page 4 - The-_ Squamish Times - Thursday, March 25, 1976 Council briefs Council approved a recom- mendation from the Pianning and Design Committee that in- dustries such as a shake mill be located in the Industrial V zone north of the Weldwood weigh scale. The proposal is for T. Mer- man to put a shake mill on this property, which is held on a 30- day lease, and he will have the equipment contained in a Quon- set-type building which could be moved. The provision would be for the construction of small shake mills employing less than IS people in ***Industrial V zones. Council decided to approve subdivision of the property named Lot 3 in Block S, NEl/r, Section 3, Plan 10988, south of the Mamquam. Bridge, which is 0VERWAITEAVBLOCK.READY.TRIMMED being purchased by Berry and Swift. Subdivision will be allowed along the lines Overwaitea- - -~ proposed at the council meeting earlier this*** month. *FOOD CENTERS Council agreed to support the application of the Squamish Valley Rod and Gun Club for a one-third grant for construction costs of the building on their property, the grant to come from the Recreation Facilities Fund, a provincial*** fund. Raising the costs of in- stallation of culverts from $5 per foot to 57.50 per foot was approved, with the proviso that these rates be reviewed yearly so that any increases in costs can be kept, if possible, to a small CANADA amount at a time instead of a large increase after several GRADE LB. years. *** Council has also requested a SIDE report on the costs of the price of cemetery lots and the opening and closing of graves and if these costs have increased sub- OVERWAITEA-BLOCK.READY.TRIMSMALL LEAN SIDE stantially over the past few years, they should be revised BACON upwards. TmBOWE OR CLUB *** The costs of the reservoirs and water supply for the district was discussed and the ad- ministrator was asked to prepare a detailed report setting out the necessary work, the coat of the reservoirs and water sup- ply and possible methods of financing. *** A request to build a planter LB.PER along the front of the new SAVE ANOTHER .20 CENTS 3N YOUR FIRST POUND OF BACON WHEN l? building planned for Stathen Home and Building Centre 7OU REDEEM COUPON BELOW. brought some discussion about upgrading 'the area but as there y is not sufficient development c; along this street to warrant upgrading at the present time it was decided to permit a planter ;:: to be constructed, in accordance I 'e 2 with the proposed drawings. t! However, it was to be un- derstood that the construction * would be of a temporary nature 3 and that when plans are *: I I -* finalized for the upgrading of m m-m rn m m 1 PINERIDGE FARMS Cleveland Avenue that the plan- with purchase of ter be removed at the owner'r - DAIRYLAND, FIESTA SOFT DINNE!? ARROWROOT expense. *** I LB. OF OVERWAITEA~ Plans for a Motocross track ICE CREAM south of Centennial Park were "FIRST CHOICE", SIDE I IN ASSORTED FLAVOURS /ROLLS discussed by council and it war decided that if the work was done, clearing and construction 12.3 OZ. -must be carried out on a volun- Bacon OF 12 FLAVOURS PACK teer basis. 1 PURCHASE PER COUPON I PAIL 0 oz. Administrator Keith Belliveau later told a recreation Reg. retail price MAR. 24-27, 1976' CTN. 0 commission meeting that the m ~OVERWAITEA~I WESTERN FAMILY, FANCY'QUALITY. JOHNSON BRAND, BLANCHED 9 property recently set aside for = 6,. this purpose by B.C. Rail was 2 LB. 2 LB. 4 still available. =IIIIIIII~ L -- BAG 6 *** with purchase of 67 Peanuts 5 Lions Club is assisting council T-6 PACK OF 60 WATT( YORK BRAND, CASSEROLE FROZEN WESTONS IN ASST'D VARIETIES . with the purchase of a new fur- nace for the former RCMP OR 100 A WATT Vegetables 2 LB. 83 14 0Z.PKG. 1 building which is going to be BAG I TIN TIE PACK i renovated for a youth centre. SYLVANIA I e- Ald. Don McLennan said other JOHNSON BRAND CookiesPILLSBURY-REG.CRESCENT OR BUTTERFLAKE ! groups have indicated a willingness to assist in the LightBulbs I Poppycock development of the building for the youth centre. 1 PURCHASE PER COUPON I .. *** price Council decided to reimburse AAAR* 24-27t 1976' WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES WHILE STOCKS LAST each participant in the coaches' = ~OVERWAiTEA~ clinic; planned by the recreation supervisor, to be held March 21 II=mIImmq and 28, upon the participant with purchase of 1 with purchase of successfully completing the course. The course fee is $10 1-1 8"X25 FT. ROLL OF 1-100 ML TUBE OF I and this will be returned when it I is successfully completed. NEW "PR0OF"GEL OR( *** REYNOLDS Ald. Thor Froslev has done I some planning on a possible route for a horse and bicycle Foilwrap Toothpaste I trail in the Squamish Valley, from Brackendale to Squamish 1 PURCHASEPERCOUPON 1 PURCHASE PER COUPON 1 PURCHASE PER COUPON and back to Brackendale. He B I hopes io have the proposed Reg. retail price MAR. 24-27; 1975 Reg. retail price MAR. 24-27, 1975 Reg. retail price MAR. 24-27, 197.6 route drawn on a map and mO\JEkwAiTEA presented to the Recreation bI DOVERWAITEA.III= dklm m ~OVERWAITEA~Id 5 m,I Commission at a later date. Remembring that her father had held the USC of Canada in high esteem, the daughter of a Dunneville druggist sent $250 to USC headquarters at 56 Sparks Street, Ottawa. "I received a small sum from dad'r estate and I intend to give one tenth of it to worthy causes and I do sincerely hope that wherever it goes it will ensure that some child gets more than he or she would do otherwise." ?, The Squimlrh 7lmer - Thursday, March 25, 1976 - Page 5 Crashes are

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Youth Bowling Council: Elks Mixed - men's hi Soccer news Jets - Beverley Washtock. singles, ed Antosh 290, ElOf who is six years old, bowled a Manson 289, George Binning big game of 206 and she had a 270, Les Steel 267; mec's hi double of 310. Excellent three, Elof Manson 788, Les Bects win their semi-final bowling, Beverley. Jill Camp- Steel 740, George Binning 683, bell 166s .288D, Laura Van- Ed Antosh 655; ladies' hi By ERIC LATTER with a very well manoeuvred shot was awnrded to the good WINNERS QF THE A EVENT in the Mixed Open Bonspiel was the Gary and Vilma Hen- denbrun 123S, Chenejj Chad- singles.Natalie BertBoni Antosh242, Mary319, -1-11~ Squamish Selects won play. The Selects' first goal guys. and Bred Broliman made drickson and AI and Renee McIntosh shown receiving the Halrajj Trophy from Scott Sherriff. wick 123s 214D. James Bakes thcir semi-final game last Satur- came when Ron Rosser made an it count lo finish the game with 162s 266D. Wade Dickie 153s Hoodikoff 230, Yvonne day and on Saturday, April IO excellent pass to Lawrence Din- a 2-1 score. 295D, Ricky Hurrle 158s Stockley 226; ladies' hi three, they play the West Vancouver woodie who scored the goal. The Squamish Selects would 248D. ' toshMary 629. Hoodikoff Yvonne 646,Stockley Bert 61An- 8. Firefighters for the Centennial Early in the second half the like to thank all those people Bantams - Donna Hurry cup. score was tied up one apiece. who bought tickets for the hind 221s 541T, Tracy Rempel 180s Natalie Boni 616. This cup is a new one and has Late in the second half a penaltv quarter of beef, and those who 436D, Lisa Hurrle 164S, Danita Wednesday Ladies - ladies' never been played for before, contributed bottles for the bot- Marlow 452T, Ken Olson 190s hi singles, K. Muirhead 296, M. the game is currently scheduled In 1949 a young boy at tle drive. On April 23. 24 and 436T. Danny Hall 180s 474T, Reevesladies' hi255, three, D. D.Quinn McNulty 238; lo be played at Ambicside*but Fredericton High School heard 25, the team plans to make a Curtis McLeod 180.9 448T. due to a past technicality. it usc executive director D~. tour of Vancouver Island. They Juniors - Lorna Walkey 646. D. DeFrancesco 640, B. could be played here; let'' hope Lotta Hitschmanova tell the have tentatively arranged games 215s 533T, Diane Koch 199s Antosh 624. SO. story of the world's hungry with Nanaimo, Duncan and Vie- 548T. Patty Hurry 196s 542T, Golden Age - men's hi The semi-final game played children. Twenty-six years later. toria teams. Liz Brennan 196S, Buddy singles, John Ryan 239, Bob last week was one of the best and now head of the social The Soccer association is Williams 557T. Lee Chadwick Silcock 237, George Nesbitt balanced and all-around played studies department at the same having a dance. Tickets are 195s. Kevin Gilmour 192S, 230; men's hi three, Bob Silcock games of the year. Each .team school. he arranged for Dr. Hit- selling for $2.50 per person and Colin Rempel 201s 509T, 642, Sam Bonde 567, Scot Mac- had one penalty shot, and ours schmanova to speak to a class of can be obtained from any coach, Raymond Clark 201s 499T. In- donald 553; ladies' hi singles. proved to be the game winner. his social studies students. Dr. from the Squamish United cidentally. Colin has been Eileen Johnston 286, Freda In the first few minutes of the Hitschmanova founded the USC players, and from Road Runner bowling with a cast on his leg. Clarke 256, Alice Bonde 239. game, a penalty shot was awdr- in !915 in her own small apart- Sporting Goods. The dance will That's known as perseverence. Flo Stevens 234; Ladies' hi ded to the ripposition. Goal ten- ment. USC headquarters is now be April 3 at 9 p.m. and music is Seniors - Terry McGregor three, Freda Clarke 615, Alice der Mark Burritt Saved this shot at 56 Sparks Street, Ottawa. by the -99 North". Bonde 602, Flo Stevens 587, 257s 621T, Susan Halvorson Eileen Johnston 585. 208s 461T, Barbara Walkey ~.0.00....0..000,..0000000000000~ Royal Purple - ladies' hi 0 0 THE WELDWOOD TROPHY for the "B" event was presented by Doug Cooper of Empire 190s 440T, Louise Clark 190S, singles, Sirpa Lammi 266, Dot 0 Logging to a rink made up of Frank and Linda Roche and Keith and Della Stinson. The men Debbie MacLean 166s 400T. Dawson 262, Marge Applin- e are Weldwood employees. Harold Clark 31 2s 643T. Vince Flouch 252; ladies' hi three, 0 Howe Sound Baseball League 0 Koch 260s 61 1 T,Ron Cox 207s Anne Boscariol 645, Sirpa 0 565T. Remember the "Doubles Lammi 634. Peggy Dawson 626. 0 Tournament". Thursday 7 p.m. - men's hi 1976 SEASON e Majors - Mrs. Jackie Petroff singles, Alan Harry 279, George 0 0 228s 571T. Mrs. Cherry1 Jacobs 262, Dale Kingston 234; 0 ' McCorriston 223s 55 I T. men's hi three. George Jacobs REGISTRATION e Pauline Bois 210s 494T. Pat 682, Alan Harry 658, Dale 0 e Harney had games of 298 188 Kingston 638; ladies' hi singles, 0 at e 200 for total of 686T. Norm Hazel Calkins 255, Helen 0 Squamish Elementary School . 0 Richard 243s 599T, Fred Phillips 216. Marylyn Lyons 0 0 Knudson 2233, Cecil Van Sickle 217; ladies' hi three, Hazel 0 9:OO a.m. to 02:OO noon e 61 3T. Major League playoffs Calkins 637, Helen Phillips 589. 0 Saturday, March 27 e will be April 18. Ann Tasker 548. g qp FEES: e Peewee League 6-8 yrs. $2.00 0 0 Little League 9-12 yrs. $5.00 e Adams classified 0 Babe Ruth 13-15 yrs. $8.00 0 0 Babe Ruth Sr. . 16-18 yrs. New Div. 0 0 0 Parcnts arc requested to attend. Birth certificate or proof of age must be tournament 0 produced. Tel. Chuck Elliott 892-3038 0 The Zone Roll-offs for this donated by the Adams People. THE "C" EVENT winners were Paul and Sheila Newson and Stu and Ehir!ey Lerncke and they tournament was held here at the High single games went to ~o0.o.oo.8...oooo..ooooooooooooo~ received the FMC Trophy from.. club president Jack Selby. lane on Sunday between ladies' Carol Ewasiuk 31 7 and aww~ and men's teams from Gibsons Steve Monk 299. ' and ourselves. The result was a Our sincere thanks goes to ~~~ very enjoyable event with the Norma Slee who did a great job DISTRICT OF SQUAUISH Garibaldi Lanes winning the of checking and posting the ladies' portion and Gibsons win- scores as they were rolled' and WATER DEPARTMENT ning the, men's. also our thanks to all the On the ladies' team were scorekeepers who did a swell Kathy Roberts 541, Donna )job. Also to Bud Mulcaster and' NOTICE Smith 513, Flo Stevens 541, his lane from Gibsons. They Peggy Dawson 628, and Doreen were real sportsmen. The Water Department will commence the Quinn 779. Total 3002. annual program of flushing water mains on Monday, The men's team was com- posed of Andy Spence 558, Lacrosse news March 22, 1976, for a period of approximately one Meldelos Santos 629, Tom month. This might result in the water supply showing The intermediate "B" team Flieger 584, Vic Marteddu 664, now has two confirmed pre- sediment in some areas. The sedime,nt will be Freeman Reynolds 772. Total bacterially harmless but may cause the water to be season exhibition games. The 3207. first of the two games will be discoloured and may affect some industrial These two teams now travel to played in Saanich April 18. processes. Chapman's Lanes in Vancouver The second of the two games to participate in the Provincial will be played here in Squamish Frank Wilson Finals. From this roll-off two April 25, the game starting at Works Superintendent teams advance to the National 1:30 p.m. The Saanich team was Finals to be held this year at in first place on the Vancouver Niagara Falls. Island circuit last year, so we Gifts won by the lady and should have some good lacrosse. man in each classification were You Auto Know Ef f ett ive by Peter McKay

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Financial ,aid . MEN'S SOCCER LEAGUE STANQINGS ts GP W E- T GF CA Pts The department of education Last year, British Columbia I. Woodfibre 9 6 1 2 31 17 14 is to intensify its verification students were provided with 2. Terminals 12 5 4 3 35 30 13 . procedures of student loan ap- $25 million in student aid, 3. Brackendale 11 4 5 2 34 27 10 plications to ensure that public based on a combination of non- 4. Khalsa 10 4 4 2 23 28 IO funds set aside for student repayable provincial grant up to 5. Native Sons IO 2 7 E I1 33 5 zssistance are bcing distributed $1,500 arid a Canada student March 20/76 March 21/76 correctly and equitably. loan program of up to $I ,800 to Woodfibre 5 Terminals 2 Khalsa 3 Terminals 3 More staff has been approved qualifying candidates, P- for the verification secticin of .. the student scrvices branch, which administers the financial assistance programs, including loans, grants, special assistance for part-time study and federally funded bilingual awards. , B.C. prcscntly assists ap- proximately 35 percent uf all full-time post-secondary INDOOR students studying in the province. Funds are granted only where PLANTS the financial resources available to stuoents.._I trom parenrs, spouse, GIRLS ARE STANDING AROUND the pile of shoes in the ,centre of the gym floor looking for theirs in the shoe race, qummer work or other part of the Indoor Track Meet. are insufficient to meet :heir estimated educational costs. Evergreens - Fruit Trees Students requiring financial Snooker competition assistance are asked to complete A? Flowering Shrubs

an application form designed to , assess the financial strength of both the applicant and his im- Mackenzie wins mediate family. Loans are sub- sequently distrsbuted to in- dividuals who have demon- LOB strated financial need in the OF BCR championship continuation of their post- secondarv studies. This past weekend featured ($25 value); 3rd Lacoursiere ROSES the finals of the BCR snooker $15; 4th Chapman $12; 5th ROSES championships at Ryan's Cycle , Gadsby $12; 6th Don Langstaff Shop. $8; 7th Lapointe $8; 8th Walsh United wins Portuguese Club of Van- ROSES Enroute to the championship. $5; 9th Tom James $5. John Mackenzie defeated Bob Winning the draw for the cue couver was the victim Sunday as Haycock, AI Stefanick, AI and carrying case for the non- the Squamish United Club Walsh. Real Lapointe and money winners was gained another victory. The 2-1 Lorne Benson to'win the "A' photographer lip Lyons. win was United's seventh game GIVING SOME POINTERS to third place Ron Lacoursiere without defeat and moves them side of the double knockout Food and refreshments were (left) and runner-up Lome Benson was snooker champ John served after the main evenr. into a third place tie. event. Mackenzie (centre). Captain Reg Fogarty was in HUGE SELECTION On the side, winner Ben- Don Hales, Keith Fowler and "B' the right place for both goals. son rolled past Willie Lewis, Don Langstaff were winners in Don Hales, Tony Gadsby, Den- post tourney play as most of Badminton .tournament He converted passes from two nis Chapman (twici), Ron those in attendance participated speedy wingers, Paul Goodgrove and tan Taylor. IN STOCK NOW . Lacoursiere .and Mackenzie to in games of 6ght ball, 101, Forty-two players from defeated Gail and Tim Dundas force the playoff. With some ex- poker pool and snooker. Brackendale. Mamquam and in the finals. Tireless Rudy V.enekamp also Strawberries Raspberries Gooseberries cellent shooting Mackenzie Mrs. Gail Stilwell was the Squamish took part in a bad- Ron Rosser and Alma. Lewis came close to scoring on two oc- defeated Dean Pontini and Deb- casions. Red & Black Currant Seed Potatoes Rhubarb , emerged the winner. after twin class of the distaff side. A tip of minton. handicap tournament, victories over runner-up Ben- the hat to the organizers for an held in Howe Sound secondary bie Domino in the finals of the At midfield lmre Sorban and Asparagus Grapes Onion Sets & Multiplion son. enjoyable tournament. Special school gymnasium, Sunday, "B" division. Jim Schutz engineered the Following the final games, thanks to Kerry and Gail March 21. Frank Brunn and Chris Squamish attack. The backs for prizes were presented. 1st Stilwell. Steve and Anne Winners of the mixed doubles Loudon, defeated Mike Reid this game were Tom Johnston, Mackenzie $50 plus trophy; 2nd Provencal for handling the "A" division were Thor Halvor- and Roseanna Rudolph in the Shane McCann, John Gilmour Benson, cue and carrying case refreshments. son and Linda Rosser who finals of the "C" division. and Greg Wirachowsky. Winners of the men's doubles Goalkeeper Barry Galley had no chance to save the Por- Owl. Ad. mit lo "A" division were Bill Van -10 am. to 6 p.m. 7 drys I wak Dinther and Kelly. Clausen tuguese goal which resulted QuH Stillon 898-38 13 while Bob Moule and Brian from a'redirected corner kick. Hopkins won in the "B" division. 0 The' tournament . was spon- .,sored by the Adult Education Department and was arqanged by Leo Murray with the help of Alma Lewis and Bill Rempel.

. Coming events United Church Auction Sale will be held April 10 at 11 a.m. in the annex. A pancake lun- cheon will*** be served by TICS. Soccer Dance, Saturday, Aprit 3 at 9 pm., Chieftain Hotel. *. * * The World Development WOULD YOU LIKE to be dragged around a gymnasium floor by your shoe laces? Well for Railly Sunday, March 28 at 230 these students at the Howe Sound secondary indoor track meet it was just one of the events p.m. in the Squamish elementary gym. Everyone welcome. but you had to watch for flying-- students around the corners. -. . Steelhead tagging program The Steelhead Society of B.C. numbered Floy spaghetti tags. and the Fish and Wildlife If a tagged steelhead is killed Branch are undertaking a or released, please report the steelhead tagging- and float colour of the tag and its number . newdoors count program in the Squamish to the Fish and Wildlife Branch; River area. 435-4137, the Alice Lake Purpose of the program,is to Restaurant, Brackendale, 898- to small obtain valuable information dale,31 14 898-3326.or Bruce Sweet, Bracken- necessary to the protection and The branch adds that your co- Of the 'Ieeihead business enhancement--.... I...:-.. operation will greatly aid in the ~~UldllUIl. success of the program. The fish will be sport caught The float count program will in the Squamish River and be done in the river in early tagged with colour coded and April.

On Tuesday, Marcti 30th one of our repreaentatiweb wili be at August Jack Motor Inn, Squamish. Tel: 894-3504 Where Boating is a family affair

Fiber form . Cal Glass Johnson 'OB . cheek our new spring I; OMC Stern Drive P , Mercruiser arrivals in upholstered goods. 1'i VALLEY FURNIT HORSESHOE BAY SEWELL'S MARINE SERVICES Ubb. 892-3424.1

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By JENNY BUSDON One of the problems identified to slopes less than 30%, snow the matter does not work at of mind”. He said that an a give uome concern PO the human hook up to the sewer when it wi!h“If cmistandard traffic! qaintenance waa Over 300 people attended with the provincial government avalanche zones, flood plains, peak efficiency if the tem- result of many studies 1-1 bacteria which may pass through became available. Carleton Whistler’s first very successful plan was Sewage, but an, ap- water quality for fishing, perature iu below 40’ F. He aewqe must k removed some the whole treatment procerr, replied that this use of batch done the highway coald ac- Town Forum held at the day plication for a community sewer tourism, swimming, vegetation suglerted that the rituation diuance from the lake area. and this is handled by means of SyatCmS was up to the Pollution commodate double the prernt cafeteria on Friday evening, system was turned down. Con- in the alpine areas, wildlife, air could be helped if we all were “The plan prerently being disinfectant,” he added. Control Board and that council ski area. if the highway wuim- March 19. Eequently, the area was without pollution (car exhausts), visual far more carehl in what we put worked on delivers effluent to AI Schmuck Mked Webber wouldhad ruled. consider . it after the PCB proved it could handle 1,400 Outstanding speaker of the a unifying focus and lacked vulnerability such as hydro down our toiletr and rinka, that the Cherlumua River, in the what the actual system was cars per hour in peak direction evening was definitely Aspen’s identity. In 1973/74 there was lines, view glains, height we should definitely not put vicinity of Millers Creek. propatd for this valley, and he Eaimated first stage sewer and 400 cars per hour in the off 34-year-old mayor, Stan Stan- still no local administration, limitations and road cuts, and down any type of @cue 01 “Tbe Pollution Control Boud anawered that it waa a rccandary coau it was rteted stood at $5.2 direction in iummer con- dley. An excellent orator and a and the provincial government employee housing, would deter- foreign materiala as tbir WM im- has ret tome stringent treatment plant with some ter- million. ditions,” he raid, “and with book of knowledge Standley, refused to support a bid for the mine a master plan for passible for the bacteria to requiremenu on the effluent tiary facility added. TRAFFIC ?LANNING minor improvement 8,000rkierr who is also director of the 1980 Winter Olympics. economic growth. digest. . discharged to the Cbelsnu, Rmdy Simmm asked if the Zoltan Kuun, highway per day could be ac- western operations of Sno However, in September, 1975 Randy Simmons asked Kane “Moat septic tanka arc acidic River md thia ir tbe wk for Pollution Control Board had specialist in traffic planning and commodated.” Engineering - whose company the Resort Municipality of if there was no development in and need alkaline to neutralize wbicb our firm bas been ida permit and if the design was brief and to the point On the question of ski resort has consulted over 500 ski areas Whistler was formed and it the valley at all, where would he them,” be add, “and the sour anigaed to recolve,” be id.He provincial government had in his report of highway access’ requirementr and related around the world -gave very seemed at last progress would locate summer and winter odor created from ukea continued to explain that one of committed !o the financing. and future potential. He said problems in Arpen, Mayor Stan interesting and knowledgeable be seen. “Unfortunately, we are facilities, and since there is several moatba to correct.” He tbe unique problemr in Replying to this, Mayor that the preacnt highway was in Standley gave an intereating talks on ski potential of how five or six years down the development, where would he wested that proper 8ew8ge resolving aewage treatment Carlaon Cuted that the permit bad shape. From Horserhoe,Bay slide presentation of the varioua Whistler, ‘ ski resort ,road, and sewage is still the locate them? KMC replied tbrt treatment rhould trke place facilitia for I remt commubity bad been uaaaferred to the to Whiatler there were 400 good and bad aaptr of aki requirements and related critical question, and whether summer potential is high in the away for tbe lake uer. waa that of loldiw at weekcarla, municipality and money had signififant cwvei, innumerable arm, including building and problems in Aspen. Other mem- we get the financing will deter- number of visits by tourista, * SEWAGESYSTEM rad the Of pht thrt web enallocated for, but not com- amaller curves, 14 speed toner, development in tbe mountainour bers of the forum panel were mine our future,” Watson con- however the summer visitor waa Doug Webber of Web Engineering were proposing was mitted to date. three one-way bridges, many no areas. If possible, he suuested a Ald. Garry Watson, Ald. John cluded. not as affluent as the winter Engineering outlined tbe mWe a biologicrl procua bucd oa a Simmonr further asked if wing mea, two right aqle linear village be avoided. He Hetherington, Bill Kane, Rupert PLANNING skier. In summer pcople camp sptcm proposed for the area type of microsrganim. financing was not availakle junctiona, 23 milea of road with conridered waya of pasaing on Bayley, Doug Webber, Tom Ald. Hetherington outlined and stay away from big hotels,, and mid unfortuaately,~~e “In addition to the biological would developera be allowed to no ahoulder, four railroad 1 Continard on Page IO Wells, Hugh Harris, Zoltan the rational of using ski area and he felt it waa not practical waa a c.(e of “out of aight, out procsw it it dao ntceuuy to w ktcb treatment PIMU ad crooaiw, and aix communitia i Sn “Whistkr Town Forum” Kuun, Ald. AI Raine and Mayor capacity figures as a planning to baac the town Centre on a Pat Carleton. guide. He said that the com- summer cconomy, and that a Mayor Carleton said that the fortable carrying capacity for market research was needed on object of the forum was to invite the presept lift company in- the summer potential of the the audience to participate in stallation on Whistler was 5,OOO lakes. some of the planning‘ con- skiers, and for Whistler Moun- Enlarging further on Si- siderations which would effect tain, north side,,the area from mons’ question, Mayor Standley Whistler’s future growth. He the proposed townsite to about identified the problems of rapid said that council was concerned the top of the present Orange growth and municipal financing about the future and had pur- Chair, the coiilfoitable capcity with regards to winter versua posely chosen a conservative ap- should be about 2,500. summer use. He raid thet with proach to future development. For the proposed new ski area peak demands between the “If every land owner is on the face of Blackcomb hours of 9 a.m. and 330 p.m., in allowed to fulfill his or her ex- Mountain the comfortable winter if development was scot- pectations without overall co- capacity of 4,000 skiers was tered, ‘transportation of large ordination or planning, we estimated, giving e totel figure numbers of pple becomes a could easily develop a very un- of 11,500 skier capacity for the problem and large areas of land desirable sprawl that will Whistler area. He questioned are required for holdiw arm destroy our growth potential,” whether increesed demand for cers. Street maintenance he said. “Year round utilization would force lift expanrion on costs would therefore rise, and mid-week business are an the north side of Whistler, and especially in high tu~ow belt obvious challenge but the dif- pointed out thet one of the sones, and mrw truuportation ficult questions are how much, major problema for tLcconomy ia tben required., what form, where, and how to of Whirtler was the Breat CONCENTRATED AREA achieve thir growth.” i diaparity between weekend and “Summcr q4,,Ginter uap- HISTORICAL REVIEW mid-waft usqe. should be,in a concelltrddi’ An’ historical review of “Garibaldi Lift Company does area,” Standley continued, “and , Whiatler. was given by Ald. about 60% of ita burinem over there should not be scattered Garry ’ Watson, who outlined the two day weelrends and about single family housing as it is ex- what the valley had ac- 40% over the five day midweek, pensive for municipal financing complished over the past sixteen while weekend akiers use about and maintenance and in my years. He said that the first com- 80% of lift capacity on the opinion it is better to con- munity planning began in’ 1%1 average, midweek skiers use centrate the town centre as clm . .- 1 when a bid was formulated for only 2046 and therefore the as possible to the lift base. Sum- the 1968 Olympics. It was at this critical factor for the north side mer business costs more than CHECK YOUR FLYER time that the only access to the expansion is increased midweek ‘winter business and there is less valley was by railway and that use,” Hetherington said. revenue from it. The mountain CONTINUES FOR 88 SALE ITEMS the minister of municipal affairs Discussing the mesubject, economy definitely takes felt that this was not an op- Mayor Stan Standley outlined precedence over the lake portune moment for planning the five areas studied by Sno economy,” he concluded. controls. Engineering in the area. Sproat Questioning Kane, local “On looking back, this would Mountain, Powder Mountain, resident Paul Math asked, have been the most opportune Brohm Ridge, Whistler and how, in his capacity as a planer time for planning controls,” Blackcomb and discussed the did he decide on which sub- Watson said, “but one good various findings of these studies. divisions to allow to proceed. thing that came out of this bid He said a key issue to ski poten- Kane ,replied that subdivisions was that a Crown reserve was tial here was that a skier spends must meet objective criteria. established for a town core bet- six hours a day skiing, eight That Aspcn had identified 15 ween Whistler and Blackcomb hours a day sleeping and IO measures to decide end rate the Mountain. hours a day are available to en- suitability of sites and the “The Olympic group stayed joy the amenitiei, and “where t‘iU6fiQ d SWVed WktS CtC. active, and when the lift corn- are they at Whistler?” “Single family development ir 3.3 3.5 pany began studying the area in YEAR ROUND USES socially expensive,” he said, WALL ?A?€R KONOMV WEX 1962/63 and planner Willy Bill Kane, director of plan- “thus a 30% growth balance Schaeffer of Colorado at that ning for the City of Aspen, between tourist development For iuit o fow doIIon you will cmto To cnok room diridm, furnitun, time recommended that the presented 60 slides of summer and single family dwellings WM o frotun wdl. Thorn M pathrns to Jwlm, bolkntrodn. UI, your im- north side of Whistler should be and winter uses in the Aspen imposed in Aspen.” wf ony docor homo, any kautiful .agim *in or point to wit. 2“x- developed, it was unfortunate area to outline land use plan- Rupert Bayley, P.Eng. and a mood. An lrly B-ird Supor Solo 2”x36” Cobniol or Modiironoan. A that this ride wes cwcred in ning in ski ereas. He said Aspen land owner at Whistler, gave an d.corotor wwr. filwkuchofslyh. mineral claims. was famous because it was suc- excellent and humorous report “Development, therefore, cessful, and the knowledge ob- on Whistler’s existing sewage began where it is at the present tained from Aspen indicated situation and compared septic time, and when the lifts were that development should! be tenks to the humeh “tummy” built there was no control,” he concentrated. That cars should and refed to tummy upseta. added. It was in 1970 that the be kept out to enhance the during overloaded situationr on Squamish-Lillooet Regional tourist experience, and that weekends, such PI is happening District was formed and the growth should be controlled to here. He described this aa a municipal affairs department the mountain capacities to avoid mountainous area with many conducted a community plan major traffic and municipal ex- cracks in the rocks allowing study, which led to the im- penges. A basic geological map seepage and during peak winter plementation of zoning in 1971. with considerations being given periods bacteria, which ‘digksts’

7-9 ’ ELECTUJCAL TIMER Far light, oh opplianm. Allows pmhr rrning of ON ond OFF times. 0 3Squamish - Mamquam -‘Brackendale -,Stawarnur . Can JH udto oivr th, “ot~hom” 0 ARTJ6Wio081 wim ’ pu’n aut for on oming. 1976 SEASON ‘STARTS , 0 0 i* BW 1st WEEK OF MAY 0 \%io hito ...... ‘ Coaches 6: Trainers Required Now 5 0 q* 6-8 yrr. Pwww Loaguo Lltalr Loague 9-12 yrr. ,Babr Ruth , 13-15 yrr. ’ (9 Bsbo Ruln Sr. 18.18 yre. 0 Tournament Exchanges can be available with Port Melon, 0 Powell River, Vancouver, etc. 0 @ Little League and Babe Ruth divisions will be affiliated with 0 parent divisions for tournament and B.C. championships only. 0 Travelling is not required during regular season games. 0 April 13-BQ-27 Call Chuck ElllOtt 892-3038 (mvdngr) Young couple St. John's

Enjoying the sun in Mazatlan Pederson, Lorraine Foote and R.X. race for 1976 in were Mr, and Mrs. Rudi These Nels Eirkland. Aldergrove on March 21. He and Trudi, returning home *** came home proudly brandishing March 13. The Mcxican car- Enjoying a two-week vacation a gist place trophy for his win nival was on while they were in'Hawaii recently were Mr. and in the Open Senior class. there with a wonderful Mrs. Barry Arden and John and *** fireworks display each day and Judy West. Just when we all thought win- lots of music and fun. +*a . ter was over for good the snow *Si* Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Husted came down Saturday morning On March 13 the senior boys just this week returned from a' like it was going out of ,style. bowling team travelled to ten-day holiday in Las Vegas Fortunately the ground was Salmon Arm to compete in the and surrounding area. They flew warm and wet enough so it provincial finals. Although the to southern California and didn't last but for a little while boys placed ninth in a field of motored around in a Win- we all wondered whether the 12 it was a good showing for a nebago. weather man didn't know that team that has only been together *** the equinox had come and it was for one year. . ' Kelli Rogers raced in his first officially the first day of spring. *** MR. AND MRS. LYALL GOODALL Don't forget the date for Amateur Night has been set for DRAMA CLUB PRESENTS Saturday, March 5 was the length gown and' carried a April 23. It will be held at day chosen for the 1:30 p.m. bouquet of mauve daisies. Howe Sound secondary at 7 p.m. All you talented people "BAREFOOT IN THE- PARK" wedding of Kimberley Denise Maurie Davis acted as best The Howe Sound Drama Club, under the direction of man. had better start preparing for Madigan and Lyall Bruce Audrey Owen, is presenting Neil Simon's rib-tickling comedy Goodall in the Church of St. A reception at the home of the this worthwhile community John the Divine at Squamish groom's parents followed the event. "Barefoot in the Park" by special permission of Samuel with Rev. Owen Johnston of- ceremony, and the toast to the *** French Inc. ficiating. bride was proposed by Keith Visiting their mother last The play will be presented at the Mamquam elementary week were Mrs. Warren Chic of The bride is the daughter of Carmichael. school on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. April 8.9 and IO For the ceremony the bride's San Francisco and Cpl. Leonard and local talent includes Alma Lewis as Corie Bratter and Mr. and'Mrs. G. A. Adlington Gebhart of the CAF in Ger- of Squamish and Whistler mother wore a blue leather pant Norman Macleod as Paul Bratter. suit with a corsage of red roses many, who were home to see Do you know what happens when you walk "Barefoot in Mountain and the groom is the their father, Howard Gebhart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon while the groom's mother wore the Park" in February? If not.' be sure to see this hilarious a floor length turquoise blue who has been ill and ONE OF THE SCENES I'rom "kirctoot in the Park" with Alma Lewis as Corie Bratter. Goodall of Squamish. play and find out just what does happen. .. dress with a corsage of red hospitalized. Lee was happy to Louisc I3ryg;iilir iis hcr mothcr Mrs. l3anks iind Norman Mnclcod iis her husband Paul. Just roses. say that he was on the road to Others in the cast are Mike Williams as the tele hone what arc thcy doing on a piirk hcnch? For her wedding the bride chose a floor length gown of Before leaving for their recovery. man; Bob Owen as a workman, Louise Brygadir as lokids , pale yellow with short cuffed honeymoon in Victoria, the *** mother Mrs. Banks and D:v$,Colwell as Victor Velasco. sleeves and a vee neck. A tiara bride donned a pale blue pant The United Church will be Curtain time is S$.k and tickets are $2 for. adults; glittered in her dark hair and suit. The young couple will be holding its annual Auction Sale children and senior citizens $1. -. KINSMEN CLUB OF SQUAMISH she carried a bouquet of mauve living in Squamish. April, IO at I I a.m. in the Presents For carnations. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Green church annex. Anyone wishing Michelle Venor, as maid of cameafrom Sechelt for the wed- to donate any unused ar.ticles honour, wore a navy blue floor ding of her brother. stored away in attics or basements please call 898-3158 Continud or 892-5097*** for pikk up. ONE DAY ONLY Births- Born to former Squamish residents Dave and Whistler town' forum Lesley Butler, in Edmonton, a the initial high capital costs to question periods had to be cut girl, 8 Ibs. 6 oz. on March 16. the user, for services, such as down and a round table *** roads, sewer and water. discussion planned for audience Birthday greets this week to "User, in the caw of a ski and guests to participate in Mrs. 3. Petruk. Omar Lepetre. resort, being the developer and together, also had to be cut from Cindy Brooks, Vicki Hinde. the skier, rather than the the agenda. Bob Robson, Trevor ,Harris. resident," he explained. He also It was at 11:IS p.m. that Gary Patullo, Willie Boscariol. went into the matter of tran- Mayor Carleton gave his closing Hilda Golaiy, Carl Halvorson, sferable density rights and said remarks. On speaking for coun- Ron Binning, Loree Amos, that this was a new concept of cil members he felt all had lear- April Hobbs. Lori Donaldson, land exchange "which may be ned a lot by .the evening's Mr. and Mrs. Alf Wilkinson. quite appropriate to the Crown , discussions. He said that con- Marguerite McCrae, Mr. and land in Whistler." 4. siderable discussion had been Mrs. Richard Eppelle. Kurt MARKETING TWENDS on the environmental and Patrick, Corey Finlay, Kristan Tom Wells, acting chairman ecologicel damage, and very ap- Singer. and Harry Brightbill. of Whistler Development propriately read a quote from *** \ Association, outlined the four an article in a recent National And a welcome home to our elements of marketing related to Geographical magazine, entitled cheerful little earful who is back Whistler. Elements of product, "As We Live and Breathe" after her bout in hospital but a time, economics and people. He which dealt with the challenge long way from being back to said that planning should on environment. work. We miss you Maureen. definitely encourage summer "This is quite appropriate *** oriented facilities and ac- following all the discussions Wendy Fisher, sister of Hilary commodation and should en- here tonight," he said, "and the Sheffield, and her friend Bar- courage the nine-hole golf lead statement in the article bara Milner arrived in course to expand to 18, in- specifies 'We have met the Squamish March 15 from stallation of numerous tennis enemy and he is us':" He sum- England. They will be staying IDrsly Rbdn pbttlel courts, use of creeks for marized by saying that with the Sheffields for a month MR. AND MRS. DAVID FOLEY canoeing, marking of trails for authorities often disagree on or so before heading up t~ hiking and many others. what actually causes ecological Prince Rupert and then possibly ,"Only by operating year 'damage and how best to prevent across Canada. TICKETS NOW round can we establish an it, "but I believe, right here at *** Island honeymoon economic base necessary for the Whistler, many people have The Garibaldi Gals, a branch foundation of a permanent com- begun to accept their ecological of Western Weight Controllers, munity, and only through the responsibilities." are holding a bazaar on April 3 f 01 lows we dd i n g development of private lands And SO the meeting closed, between I and 4 p.m. at St. ON SALE AT will an on-going tax base be giving the audience much food Joseph's Hall. The& will be a A honeymoon on Vancouver toast to the bridesmaids. established to pay for needed for thought, particularly so with raffle, tea, white elephant, bake Island followed the afternoon The young couple are living SQUAM ISH: The Lumberjack, 'Squamish Times, community services." all the subjects covered during sale, handicrafts and a lovely wedding of Diana Margaret in Squamish. He said that within the terms the evening and discussed so display of macrame. Brunn and David Kelly Foley Out of town guests included Stewart's Pharmacy, Squamish Credit Union, Dairy of reference of the valley there thoroughly by Mayor Standley *** on Saturday, March 13 in the Mrs. Betty Andrews of Queen, Road Runner Sporting Goods, Overwaitea, Sun were three distinct -.RrouDs of and all other guest speakers. It H~~~ from a Church of St. John the Divine Sacramento, Calif., Mr. T. people - permanent residents, is unfortunate,-indeed, that the vacation in Maui and Oahu are with Rev. Owen Johnston of- Foley of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. Valley Foods, Highland Grocery, Brackendale Grocery, semi-permanent residents and big question mark is still our M~.and M~~.~~~i~ Babuin. ficiating. D. Cole of Anacortes, Wash., Wilson Crescent Market, Eagle Run Grocery Store. visitors. "Planning must con- sewage problem and until we They were accompanied by Mrs. Yellow daffodils and white Mr. and Mrs. C. Campbell of sider the needs, wants and are given a definite answer from ~~b~i~~~brother and wife M~. daisies decorated the church for Alert Bay, Mr. and Mrs. E. Ed- LIONS BAY: Lions Bay General Store; ALTA LAKE: desires of each group." OUT provincial government on and M~~.Bert Red of van- the, ceremony which saw the munds of Sechelt, Mr. and Mrs. Summarizing, Wells said that whether they are prepared !o M~.Babuin's sister and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Brunn, Mr. W. Doskotch and Garibaldi Food Plus. PEM BERTON: Pemberton Hbtel the planning process must con- take that initial step In husband Mr, and M~~.L. B~~~ . Brunn and the son of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. B. Brunn;all of or from any Kinsmen or Kinette. sider' the markeJplace. It must providing US with this big un- of surrey,and M~.and M~~.Mrs. Doug Foley united in Kamloops, and many other provide for the competitive dertaking, it is inevitable that Bert Chapplow, , ,former marfiage. guests from the Vancouver area. element to exist so that people we are at a complete standstill. residents of Squamish now For her wedding the bride Children $1.00 advance Adults $3.00 have a choice and that it must It is therefore hoped thai when residing in Surrey. wore a gown of white polyester $1.50 rush encourage both summer atid our next forum takes place the . satin accented by a longxleeved Band conceri winter facilities in such a way direction of our unique valley *** lace overblouse. A Juliet cap that they complement each other will at last have a future we can 'Medi-cheer' to those who are held her floor length veil in for seniors and provide year round look forward to and con- either in hospital or place. and her sole item of This afternoon the members 1st ANNUAL SHOW operation. .. sequently an established identity recuperating at home. Howard jewelry was an heirloom topaz of the Squamish Senior Citizens Help the Kinsmen aid your community. Proceeds to Due to time limitations we have long been looking for. Gebhart, Roy Anderson, Lori pendant belonging to a great- Association were guests at e aunt. She carried a bouquet of band concert put on by the Community Charities. BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY. / yellow. sweetheart roses. students of the Stawamus Maid of honour Mona Boyce elementary school under the I and bridesmaids Pamela An- leadership of Mr. J. Larcombe. derson, cousin of the bride, and Bus service was provided for DON'T BE DISAPPOINTED Sandy Cliff wore identical those without transportation. gowns of light green crepe with At the regular meeting March sheer elbow length capes. They 16, members were urged to at- each carried a single yellow rose tend tonight's meeting of the BUY YOUR TICKETS NOW! snrron~!eclby bzby's Drea!!!. Squsmish Hospi:al Sxciezy at Paul Acorn was8the best man the Legion Hall at 8 p.m, in sup-. and ushering were Bill Rattray port of a move for an extended and Jim Schuz. care unit at the local hospital. For her daughter's wedding A very generous resident who, Mrs. Brunn wore a floor length wishes to remain anonymous has gown of light blue, accented by donated a hand-knit sweater to a chain of baby pink roses, while be raffled in order to raise for her sori's wedding Mrs. money for the use of senior Foley chose a floor length gown residents - probably furniture COMING of deep mint green with a cor- or equipment for the lounge in sage of yellow and white car- Squamish Manor. Watch for the nations. tickets!Bob Silcock reported that the . A reception at the Royal Canadian Legion Hall followed Reno trip had been so successful iUNDAY', AY 9l 8975 the ceremony with the bride's that he had already had requests uncle David Brunn acting as for another trip. Tentative ' I At High School Grounds, Squamish master of ceremonies and arrangements are under way for .

8. another uncle Doug Anderson a trip early in October. Anyone ,, cP.-m; kdii Wiii'JiATlON 898-3815 proposing the toast to the bride, interested is asked to contact while the best man proposed the Bob Silcock at 932-5304.

I i t il Farewell pasty

for Taking a trip to Ottawa later when the progarns for the play Approlpriste Rima Dq't: this spring as the local Rotary presented by the Nowe Sound Loved the name of the Fish dG On Saturday, March 20, The guests of honour were studcnt on the Adventures in Drama Club, scheduled for Wildlife officer I met last week. Eruce and Ellen Tulloch were presented with a metal sculpture Citizenship program will be April 8, 9 and IO, came out as It was Robin Mullett and what the guests of honour at a going for a going away gift, and for Do- Mark Cyr, daughter of "Barefoot in the Dark" instead could have been more suitable away party held at the home of Ellen's birthday (which was also Mr. and h'irs. Cliff Cyr of of "Barefoot in the Park". for hi9 job! Art and Leslie Schnurr. Tney on Saturday), she was given a Squamish, and a student at Would you say it was a will be moving to Saskntchewan glossy phoio of the Squamish Howe Sound secondary sahool. Freudian dip? 20 try their hand at farming 2nd mountains. Hopeftdly she won't *** Maybe, though, it will be friends will-be interested to see miss them too much. Since Ellen Some people have - to have more popular uader the new Free 51.000 cxccss hospital and how the galoshes hold up. came from Hamilton, Ont., she theie jollies in the weirdest ways name. Who knows? At any rate medicalWERY insurance SATURDAY on all tours. Among the well wishers in at- has worked as 8 psychiatric but one of the most senseless make those days a date and try tendance were Art and Leslie, nurse in the. Vancouver area must be taking the attractive to get to the Mamquani elemen- Ron and Val Lindstrom, Dave before moving to Squamish two stones off the facing of the Mira tzry school to see this produc- and Sharon 1-lorrey, Bob and years ago. Hotel. Doesn't take. much in- tion directed by Audrey Owen. FROM S909.5Q Barb McCorniick, Emery and telligence to pry the decorative *** Based on double occupancy. Tour in Diane Langley, 4nn and Paddy Bruce came to the Squamish work from the building but it Sorry to hear that Bob cludes travel ahiiard luxurious ail McCutcheon, Jeanne and area in the fall of 1865 from conditioned. washroom equipped sure gives a black eye to the Bishop's "Snow Golf' tour- coaches. with a charming hostess tr Maurice Swatsky, Gary and Tonkin, Sask., and since then community we live in! nament at Alta Lake was can- has worked at Woodfibre, FMC cater to your every need - 6 night! Irene Nikota, Janet Downer, *** celled this year due to the small deluxe accnmmdation -over $50 iv Dean Dunk, Sean Houle, Scott and CNR Aggregates. MP Jack Pmlll, unable to numbers who took part in it last bonus cnupnns per person - side trip! Hurren and friend, and from They will be missed by many travel to Lillooet last Tuesday year. We never did get up to it to Sparks. the restored gold town n1 THE PURCELL STRING QUARTET which will be playing 'at the Brackendalc Art Gallery on friends who wish them suecess Virginia. Carson City. the capital ol Vancouver Bob Clegg and Ted as planned, spent the day in the but heard that it must have been Neviida and the mnst heautiful Lakc Siiturdiry. March 27. Left to right arc Ian Hampton, cello; Philippe Etter, viola; Frederick in their new venture. , and Joyce Fisher. t, Aha Lake-Pemberton area and hilarious fun. Tahne - 2 get together parties. Nelson. violin; and Norman Nclson, violin. came back to Squamish *** Tuesday, sitting in on part of the Incidentally heard that young EVERY SATURDAY council meeting and discussing Rob Bisbop arrived home after the possibility of port develop- a .stay in California and that Reno Flights ment and the status of the Ash- Eleanor Birhop and Vicki Frnm S16Y - based on%uhle oc. cupancy - 7 nights in luxurious Pon. Several accidents croft-Clinton cutoff IO link the Hide are motoring to Tucson derosa Hntel - nvcr $70 hanu! national railroads and the BCR, IO sSpdE f~~ldqs WiiL iiieir coupons - champagne cocktail part) *** mother, MIS. A. SuJIivu, who -couver!! enjoy direct Ilighis from Van- on iocai roads Thought it was rather amusing will be returning with them. San Pran There were a number of ac- rocks on the road and ended up cidents last week with injuries in the ditch. The driver suffered ' Purcell strinal occurring in one of them. rib injuries and a passenger a " II Reno On March 15, in a single broken arm and bruises. Both APRIL 17 - $18.50 vehicle accident, William Er- were taken to the Squamish at MAY 15 - $183 quart et gallery Y Based on douhle occupancy. day. II nest Boll of Squamish was General Hospital. night tour: 3 nights San Franclxo. 2 charged with speeding after his Brackendale Gallery is for- pear&ces at New 'York's Car- 1974. nights Reno. This deluxe tour includa vehicle, southbound on Buckley On the same day a vehicle tunate to offer a performance by negic Recital Hall in muthern Oregnn & northern Califor. Avenue, went out of control on driven by Robert Julien of the Purcell String Quartet on Since 1972 the group has nia coastline. Redwood Fnrest. Asti a corner and ended in the ditch. Squamish, proceeding south- Saturday evening, March 27 at 8 in at Winery. sightseeing and shopping in ward on Highway 99 just south p.m. The program includes San Francisco and 2 nights gaming in On the same day a car driven Simon Fraser University in Bur- Renn!! See and cnioy America's mint Of the Mamquam bridge, pulled by Richard Hetherington of Quartet op. 44, No. 1 by Men- naby. in addition to their string heautil'ul scenery!! out to pass another vehicle and delssohn; Quartet in G minor by workshop and informal, roving j Squamish was involved in an ac- APRIL 17 & MAY 15 cident with one driven by Jean- was forced off the road by the Debussy, and Quartet Opus 132 co?certs on they per- nette Thompson, both of vehicle, landing against a tree by Beethoven. form as a Quartet and in- Squamish. Hetherington's on the side of the right-of-way. , The Purcell String Quartet dividually in lunch hour and Vegas 179.50 Based on double nccupancy. 9 day, I vehicle crossed the road and On March 21s a (named for. the 17th century evening concerts. struck the other which was British composer, Henry Pur- night tour with 3 days in Las Vegrs by Thomas Maruk Of cell) made its debut in Van- Their personal desire to play Here's your chance to we America? )rlUbSSUlIl6....--A:.." b :he oppositc -- Buraaby couver in 1969. Since then, Nor- "where the people are" often mist rrsiiing ciiy wiib ibe muji direction. Heatherington was Vabulous entertainment hotels in the amounting lo $29000 when he man Nelson Frederick Nelson, finds them performing before charged with impaired driving world! Included are trips to Hoover DON McLENNAN cuts 'the ribbon while Phyllis Pastulovic and Luciana Di Guiseppe watch and with refusal to blow. lost Of his On a Phillipe Et& and Ian Hampton delighted audiences in gardens, Dam. Death Valley and many ghost curve while travelling south On have continued to earn wide ac- church halls, art galleries and towns with overnight stops in Cor. at the recent opcning of Joanne's Coiffures in the Mira Hotel. On March 18, a vehicle vallir. Oreg. and Reno. Nev. As on 99 just Of to a north the claim and develop their own malls. It is with great deal of wery tnur, there's a charming escnrt driven by Surmail Gremal of and growing audiences through personal pleasure that the staff Squamish, northbound on High- rollcd1 ending in the ditch* to assist you and descrihe points ol' in. way 99, and one mile south of- national and international tours at Brackendale Gallery is able tcrcst!! Furry Creek, swerved to was charged with in orth America and England, to offer this program to the GAMELEU'S SPECIAL avbid speeding. inc uding their debut ap- Howe Sound communities. Half million Easter Seal goal r EASTER, APRIL 15 DISTRICT OF SQUAMISH Reno $89.50 GWe are a team. 'Timmy' and White Rock, Richmond, Ab- mother and handicapped child Based on dnuhlc nccupancy. thniugl 'I.Together we are going to raise botsford. Victoria, Sooke, from any place in the province hus to Reno. leaving Thursda, NOTICE evening. returning Miinday afterninin kalf ,a-' million dollars if you Saanich,; Nanaimo.' Ladysmith, can stay there for $3 a night 3. I Comox. Cumberland. Cour- while the youngster receives Including tnur hostess. 3 days gam help," says Babe Pratt. 1975' HOME -OWNER hling. 2 nights hofef. S3U honu honourary chairman of the 1976 tenay, Duncan, .Port Alberni. diagnosis and treatment. Complete auto-bod3 work by trained coupnnr. Limited scats availahle. ' Easter Seal Appeal conducted Kamloops. Kelowna, Rutland. The Lions help in other ways. GRANTS by the British Columbia Lions Westbank, Nelson, Fernie. too - crutches, wheelchairs. craftsmen Lobby Crntufy Plur Hotrl Society for Crippled Children. Powell River, Prince George, airfare and paying bills for Used Auto Parts lOl5 burrrrd St. Graham Penman. "Timmy" Dawson Creek and Fouce children born with Cleft lip. The Provincial Government has extended the Auto Wrecking ,' for 1976. is one of over 25.000 Coupe. "All of this costs money; time for applying for the 1975 Home Owner Grant to 689-8737 "In the summertime Graham almost $2 million a year," says i disabled youngsters in, the March 31, 1976. 1 has a holiday I mean a real 37 4429 Klngrway, Bby. province. He goes to school at ... Pratt. Any property owner who has not paid the 1975 - the F. Strong Rehabilitation holiday, just like other kids." "The British Columbis Lions G. taxes, and who is eligible for the grant, is advised to Centre, cerebral palsy wing. in says Pratt. "He goes to an Easter Society for Crippled Children 43 7-3 78 1 Vancouver. But graham lives in Seal camp!" has asked Graham. and me to contact the Municipal Hall. Richmond ..'. ten, miles away. * When he was younger, help raise half a million dollars ALL ADANAC BUS TOURS Graham went to Holiday House with Easter Seals. Join the team. K. E. Belliveau ARE CONDUCTED ON "He commutes by Easter Seal Marhitr Work Centre GREYHOUND MODERN bus." says Pratt. "He even tran- and last year he attended Camp won't you:' Please mail in your' Administrator Opporite Golf Coune ' SCENICRUISERS sfers from one bus to another.'' Chehalis in the Fraser Valley. contribution to the Lions Easter 898-341 8 The B.C. Lions Society for This year a brand new camp Seal Appeal." Crippled Children has 83 buses opens in Squamish with facilities travelling over 1.5 million miles for camping round the year. in more than 40 communities: Easter Seal House, near Van- ~ -.. Effective March 1 to April 10 Vancouver. West and North couver General on 12th. is Vancouvcr. Burnahy. New another facility operated by the W est mi nstcr , Coquit lam. Lions for the handicapped. A a Agents for Burquitlam. Maple Ridge. HERE'S A WAY Whonnock. Fort Langley. Langley, Ladner. Delta. Surrey. Squamish Saw. . TO SAVE $$$ Filing Service Ukrainian festival AND- a Fire and Safety 'The iinnu;il Ukriiininn Spring Fcstivitl will he held Mity 13-15 in Sitskutoon. Sask. Equipment C;iIIcil the Vesnn Ecsliviil. it HELP OUR offers visitors itti iitinosphcrc ot L)tniIy fun. colourful dccor;itions. culturiil displays. 0 Livestock tlclicious Ukriiitliun food. iind SENIOR ;in cvcning of dancing iind lisicning to Ukriiiniitn music. , Feed Enicrtiiincrs this year iire ' Syny Stepiin. ii Ukriiiniiill rock CITIZENS Ixintl from Monireol: the Con- tincnt;ii ensemhlc. it biind from "Here's how it ' works'' 9 Siiski\toOn; the PitvlychenkO Building Folkloriquc Eiisenihlc and the We're collecting food for the Ycvshnn Ukriiininn Folk Billlet SMlior~kh~ Supplies and EnsetnI+!, Iwth of Siiskiitoon: iind the Troistii rrop iind Ucrizka Diinccrs of Winnipeg. Bring in a non-perishable grocery item Hardware rip to the value of $1.00 and we will % tF%R 18 REGULAR give you a discount of MERCHANDISE. Drop by and take advantage of our friendly EASTER SPECIALS I personalized service. We're located in I Bring in a non-perishable Srocery item whose value is over ,$LOO and receive a Brackendale in the Eagle Run Shopping Centre. Q'% discount of All Senior Citizens over 60'years of age will receive a discount of 20% PERMS during our March Sale. (No groceri item required.) filus many further specially priced in-store items, IAGBE RUN Satisfaction Guaranteed JO-ANN'S COIFFURES 898=5& HOME ,CENTRE Open' Mondays Mira Hotel I 898-3624 4 Paae 12 - The Sauamish limes - 'rhur4:IV Marrh 25 IU7h 0 - ish souff Ie an d C es , Fish is also good in souffles SAUCY FISH BAKE I/j cup mel8ed bwtter or 1 4 and casseroles and a whole 16 oz fish fillets margarine ,$ baked fish can be the highlight l/z Csp. salt 1/4 cup lemon jwim ;, ;, 'of a festive meal as well as a 11s tsp. pppr , Wash fish quickly in cold 1' I special family dinner. 1 tbsp. batter or margarine water and pat dry. Rub cavity I Sole, halibut or tuna can often 1 pkg. Rollalrtlaise sauce mix with salt and pepper; stuff with be substituled in casserole Asparagus spears, boiled garden vegetable sruffing. Close dishes or in fish bakes and the Paprika opening with skewers and Dace clever housewife experiments French fried onion rings with string. Brush fish with

L. ,* ' with different varieties to sec if Heat oven to 475 degrees. salad oil. *< % they appeal io her family. Arrange fish in ungreased Place fish in wire basket 4 to baking dish, leaving space in 6 inches from coals. Cook 45 *** centre of dish. &ason fish with minutes until fish flakes easiiy salt, pepper and dot with butter. with fork, turning three times SALMON SOUFFLE Bake uncovered for 15 minutes. 2 tbsp. butter or margarine, aiid basting with mixture of but- ANNA YOUNG, secretary 10 Jack Pearsall, who accompanied '. .. Prepare hollandaise sauce as ter and lemon juice. If broiling the ~p on his swing round the riding, shown chatting with OPEN MOUSE at tlic Stawamus elementary school saw a numbier ot youngsters entertaining meifed directed on package. Cook sat overt to broil and cook in 1/2 cup miik Lisa Rafn. their parents and showing their work. asparagus, drain. Remove fish similar manner. Serves to 12. 4 slices bread, torn in pieces IO from oven; Place asparagus in 2 lins (16 QZ. each) salmon, GARDEN .* drained and flaked centre of dish. Pour hol!andaise VEGETABLE STUFFING Good turnout at open house sauce on asparagus; sprinkle Whippletr - - - Paprika I cup flatly cbpped onion Stawamus elementary school In the entrance hall of the written by the students, and egss, sepanted with paprika. 1/4 cup butter or mrqarinc Whippletree Junction, British a case of WmmS -' and the held its second annual Open school, bulletin boards of colourful art work such as Bake uncovered five minutes tbsp, lemon juice 2 cups dry brad cllbcs Columbia, looks like a alcoholic Content of Some of the House Thursday, March II. tlowers and snowflakes. or until fish flakes easily with a Street various themes were hung. One 2 tsp. minced onion 1 cup coirsely carrot from the late 19th century. medicines suggests they would with a good number of parents In addition to principal T. D. fork. Sprinkle onion rings on shredded in particular was called rsp. salt muohrooms Located between Victoria and Sell Well in a government liquor turning out. "Memories", consisting of class Harris, who also teaches grades fish; bake 2 minutes longer. Ser- ,cup VzCUP midpanky Nanaimo on Vancouver Island, store. Parents were encouraged to pictures dating back to 1961. 5 and 6. on hand were the 'Iz tsp* ves 3 or 4 people. visit the classrooms and teachers following teachers; Ms. Orou Mix butter, milk and bread; IVz tbsp. ltmon juice the historic village has a livery Pictures of the recent successful *** stable, a tirehall. a general Other 19th century best- 2). J. BARBECUED STUFFED of their children from 1:30 to Stawamus Music Concert ador- (Grade K. Larcombe stir in salmon, egg yolks, lemon store, a barber's shop, a clothing sellers on display: high-button (Grade 7), Mr. Schwarz (Grades juice, onion, salt and pepper. garlie, 2:30 p.m. and were then invited ned another bulletin board FISH store, a blacksmith's shop, a boo:s. wicker baby Carriages, an to attend a coffee get-together in while third one was called 6 & 71, Mr. Cromack (Grades4 Beat egg whites till stiff; fold 8-10 Ib. fish (salmon, cod or tsp sa't a garage and a stove store. ancient horse-drawn hearse. old the gymnasium. Bright sunshine "What's New", a display of & 51, Mrs. lngenhorst (Grades 3 into Salmon mixture. Pour into trout), cleaned 114 Csp. pepper 1/4 tsp. oregano ~11the stores are filled with phonographs with huge His- poured into the gym and covers from the latest books. & 4). Mrs. Hubner (Grade 3), greated- It/z quart casserole. Salt . Mrs. Walter (Grades I & 21, '--:..La- .c*:*h ----:Lm nnLa ann D----- Cook onion in butter till ten- turn-of-the~. centurv bric-a-brac. Master's-Voice-type funnel classrooms, making the at- The hallways were S~IIIIA~Swlul papi ma. warns uii- rrpprr mosphere very congenial and imaginatively decorated with an Ms. Giroday (Grade I),and Ms. covered one hour. Vqetable stlcffir tsCc k,,,,) der. Mix in remaining The oldtimi drugstore mouths. hip baths, Wood StOVeS. Cd.4 n:1 ingredients. Stuff fish and follow displays medicines guaranteed and a dentist's foot-powered ***I warm. assortment of "Limbericks", Black (Kindergarten). "I.." V.. recipe as indicated above. to cure anything from a cold to ,. drill.

CANADA Electoral AmD 5. (a) Supplementary Letters Patent \dated March 13th, 1975, corner thcreofi thcncc southerly and easterly along the westerly and PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Commencing at the northwest corner of Lot 3041, Group I, New granting the function of Joint Community Use of School Facilities southerly boundaries of Lot 3150 to the most easterly northeast Westminster District, being a point on the highwater mark of Queen be amended by striking out the words and letters "E!eao:~! A:eas corner of Lot 3151; thence southeasterly in a straight line to the ELIZABETH the SECOND by the Grace of God, of the United Charlotte Channel, on the easterly shore thereof; thence west to the A, E, C, D, and E following the word "with" in the 5th line of northeast comer of Lot 829; thence southerly in a straight line to the Kingdom, Canada, and Her Other Realms and middle line of Queen Charlotte Channel; thence northerly along the paragraph 2 of the preamble on page 2 and substituting the words most easterly comer of Lot 8511; thence southwesterly along the Territories, Queen, Head of the Commonwealth, middle lines of Queen Charlotte Channel, Montaguc Channel and and letters "the Resort Municipality of Whistler and Electoral southeasterly boundary of said Lot 851 I to the most southerly corner Defender of the Faith. Howe Sound to a point thereon which lies due cast of the southwest Areas A, 8, C, and D", so that the paragraph reads as follows thereof; thence southwesterly in a straight line to the southeast corner corner of Lot 1663, Group I, New Westminster District, being a point " AND WHEREAS the Regional Board of the Squamish-Lillooet of Lot 832; thence westerly along the southerly boundary of said Lot To all to whom these presents shall come - on the highwater mark of Howe Sound, on the westerly shore thereof; GREETING (WHEREAS pursuant to the Regional District has requested the further function of Joint 832 to the most southerly southwest corner thereof; thence (provisions of Section 766 thence west to said corner; thence northerly along the westerly Community Use of School Facilities be granted the regional district northwesterly in a straight line to a point on the easterly prolongation (of the Municipal Act the boundary of said Lot 1663 to the northwest corner thereof; thence under the provisions of 8cction 766(4a) of the Municipal ACI, with the of the southerly boundary of Lot 4095, soid point being 5000 feet A. CURTIS (Squamish-Lillooet Regional west to the point of intersection with the easterly boundary of the Resort Municipality of Whistler and Ekctoral Areas A, 8, C, and D distant easterly from the southeast corner of said Lot 4095; thence H. watershed of Potlatch Creek;', thence northerly along the said (District was incorporated ~ as participating member municipalities." westerly along said prolongation to the point of intersection with the (by Letters Patent issued boundary and continuing in a general northerly direction along the easterly boundary of the watershed of Green River; thence southerly westerly boundaries of the watersheds of Howc Sound and Squamish (b) And Section I, Division X - Joint Community Uae of School Minister of (the third day of along the easterly boundary of the watershed of Green River to the River to the southerly boundary of the watershed of Sims Creek; Facilities - be amended by striking out the words and letters Municipal Affairs (October, 1968: easterly boundary of the watershed of Fitzsimmons Creek; thence thence northeasterly along the southeasterly boundary of the "Electoral Areas A, 9, C, D, and E" following the word "of' on lines I and 2 of paragraph 1 and substituting the words and letters southerly and northwesterly along the easterly and southwesterly watershed of said Sims Creek to the mouth of Sims Creek; thence cast boundaries of the watershed of Fitzsimmons Creek to the point of to the point of intcnection with the westerly boundary of the "the Resort Municipality of Whistler and Electoral Areas A, 9, C, AND WHEREAS sectior; 765 of the P-hnicipal Act prorid::, and D,.so that the section reads as follows: intersection with thi southerly boundary of Resort Municipality of inter alia, that subject to the provisions of that section, the Licutenant- watershed of -Squamirh River; thence northerly, easterly and Whistler as proclaimed by Order in Council 2490, dated July 24th. southerly, along the westerly, northerly and easterly boundaries of the "I. The member' municipalities of the Resort Municipality of Governor in Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, in Whistler and Electoral Areas A, B, C, and D participate and share in 1975; thence in a general westerly and northerly direction along the Letters Patent or supplementary Letters Patent may redefine the watershed of said Squamish River to the summit of Mount Callaghan; boundaries of the said Resort Municipality of Whistler to the point of thence in a general southeasterly direction along the southwesterly the cost of this function of the regional district provided by this boundaries of any electoral area: Division." intersection with the westerly boundary of the watershed of Twcnty- AND WHEREAS the Resort &unicipality of Whistler Act was boundary of the watershed of So0 River to the summit of Rainbow one Mile Creek; thence northerly along the said westerly boundary of proclaimed effective September 6th, 1975. by the Lieutcnant- Mountain; thence in a general southerly direction along the westerly the watershed of Twenty-one Mile Creek 10 the summit of Rainbow boundary of the watershed of Twenty-one Mile Creek to the point of 6. (a) Supplementary Letters Patent dated May Ist, 1975 granting the Governor in Council: function of Refule Disposal be amended by adding the words Mountaio; thence northwesterly along the southwatcrly boundary of AND WHEREAS the Regional Board of the Squamish-Lillooet intersection with the boundary of the Resort Municipality of Whistler, the watershed of So0 Cregk to the summit of Mount Callaghan; thence as proclaimed by Order in Council 2490, dated July 24th, 1975; "Resort Municipality of Whistler" following the word Pemberton Regional District has petitioned that the boundaries of Electoral on line 6 and striking out the word and letter "and E" following in a general northerly, southeasterly and easterly direction along the Areas C and 0 be redefined to encompass those parts of Electoral thence in a general southerly and easterly direction along the westerly, northeasterly and northerly boundaries of the watershed of boundaries of said Resort Municipality of Whistler to the point of the letter "D on the seventh line of paragraph 2 of the preamble Area E that were not incluUed within the boundaries of the Resort on page 2 so that the paragraph reads as follows: So0 River to a point which lies due south' of the southwest corner of Municipality of Whistler: intersection with the southwesterly boundary of the watershed of '' Lot 1549; thence north to said comer; thence northerly along the Fitzsimmons Ctcek; thence southeasterly and northerly along the AND WHEREAS the Regional Board of the Squamish-Lillooet AND WHEREAS supplementary Letters Patent granting the Regional District has requested thit the regional district be westerly boundary of Lot 1549 to the northwest corner thereof; thence functions of Fireworks Regulation, Firearms Regulations, Joint southwesterly and easterly boundaries of the watershed of north for a distance of five and one half miles; thence northwesterly in Fitzsimmons Creek to the point of intersection with the northerly empowered to undertake refuse disposal with The Corporation of the Community Use of School Facilities and Refuse Disposal be amended Village of Lillooet, The Corporation the Village of Pemberton, and a straight line to the point of intersection of the southerly boundary of the watcrshcd of Cheakamus River; thence,castcrly and ;, of by deleting the member municipality of Electoral Are8 E and adding Resort Municipality of Whistler, and Elcctoral,Areas A;B: C, and D prolongation of the westerly boundary of Lot 2669 and the south. the Resort Municipality of Whistler as a participating member southerly along the northerly and easterly boundaries of the -If being the participating member municipalities." *. bank of Ryan River; thence northerly along said Prolongation anb municipality: watershed of Cheakamus River and coqtinuing southerly, along the 'J'i ' continuing northerly along the westerly boundary of Lot 2669 to the AND WHEREAS supplementary Letters Patent granting the easterly boundary of the watersheds of Mamquam and Indian 'Rivers (b) And Section I, of pivision XI - Refuse Disposal - be northwest comer thereof; thence northerly in a streight line to the function of Recreational Programmes dated January 9th, 1975 be to a point thereon which lies due east of the southcast corner of Lot amended by adding the words "and the Resort Municipality of most westerly southwest comer of Lot 3265; thence northerly along amended by deleting reference to Electoral Area E and adding a 2029, Group I. New Westminster District; thence west to the point of Whistler" following the word Pcmberton on line 8 of paragraph I the westerly boundary of said Lot 3265 to the aforesaid northwest defined portion of Electoral Area D and the Resort Municipality of intersection with the middle line of Indian River; thence southerly so that the paragraph reads as follows: corner thereof, being the point of commencement. Whistler as participating member municipalities: along said middle line to a point which lies due cast of the most DIVISION XI - REFUSE DISPOSAL Deli4 Am Ekctonl AmD AND WHEREAS supplementary Letters Patent granting the northerly corner of Lot 1580; thence west to a point which lies due "I. The Regional Board may establish maintain, operate and - function of Television Rebroadcasting dated May 8th, 1975 be north of the northeast corner of Lot 1291; thence south to a point Cornmencine at the northwest corner of Lot 3033, Group I, New rcguletc grounds for the disposal of garbage and waste, and may. by Wstminstcc District, thence west to the point of intersection with the amended by deleting reference to Electoral Area E and adding which lies due east of the northeast corner of Lot 1293; thence west to by-law, establish and impose charges for the use thereof, within the easterly boundary of the watershed of Squamish River; thence defined portions of Electoral Areas C and D and the Resort said comer; thence westerly along the northerly boundary of Lot 1293 area of the regional distrist, comprising all electoral areas, The Municipality of Whistler as participating member, municipalities: and the southerly boundary of Lot 1294 to the southwest conikr of northerly along said boundary to the summit of Mount Callaghan; Corporation of the Village of Lillooet, The Corporation of the thence in a general southeasterly direction along the southwesterly AND WHEREAS the Regional Board has requested the function said Lot 1294; thence westerly in a straight line to the northeast Village of Pcmbcrton and the Resort Municipality of Whistler, which of Public Library Service with The Corporation of the Village of corner of Lot 3041; thence westerly along the northerly boundary of boundary of the watershed of So0 River to the summit of Rainbow arc hereby declared to be the participating member municipalities Mountain; thence in a general southerly direction along the westerly Lillooet, The Corporation of the Village of Pcmberton, the Resort said Lot 3041 to the aforesaid northwest corner thereof, being the subject to the provisions of paragraphs 2 and 3 hereof." Municipality of Whistler and Electoral Areas B, C, and as point of commencement, save and except thereout any land, boundary of the watershed of Twenty-one Mile Creek to the point of D intersection with the westerly boundary of the Resort Municipality of participating member municipalities: foreshore, or land covered by water lying within the corporate limits 7. Supplementary Letters Patent dated January 9th, 1975 granting the AND WHEREAS the provisions the said section 766 have of any city, district, town or village municipality, or any land, Whistler, as proclaimed by Order in Council 2490, dated July 24th, of function of Recreational Programmes be amended by deleting 1975; thence in a general southerly and easterly direction along the been duly complied with: foreshore, or land covered by water that may be hereafter section 1 of Division XI11 - Recreational PrOgI'anImCs and NOW KNOW YE THAT by these presents, We do order and incorporated therein. boundaries of said Resort Municipality of Whistler to the point of substituting the following: intersection with the southwesterly boundary of the watershed of proclaim that on, from, and after the date hereof the Letters Patent of "I. The Corporation of the Village of Pemberton, the Resort the Squamish-Lillooet Regional District be amended as followu. 2. By amending Section.3 - Member Municipalities by adding Fitzsimmons Creek; thence southeasterly and northerly along the Municipality of Whiitler, Electoral Areas A, B, C, and defined area of southwesterly and castcrly boundaries of the watershed of I. By striking out in Appendix A the description of Electoral Areas "Resort Municipality of Whistler'' on line 5 following the word Electoral Area D dcacribed below participate in the function pursuant C, D, and E and substituting therefor the following descriptions for Squamish and by striking out the word and letter "and E' on the Fitzsimmons Creek to the point of intersection with the northerly to this division: boundary of the watershed of Cheakamus River; thence easterly and Electoral Areas C and D :- 6th line so that the paragraph reads as follows: MEMBER MUNlCRdLlTlES DefiHd Amof Ekctonl Am D southerly along the northerly and easterly boundaries of Cheakamus "3. The member municipalities of the regional district are as Commencing at the northwest corner of Lot 3033, Group I, New River to a point thereon which lies due east of the northeast comer of Electoral Am C follows: Westminster District; !hence west to the point of intersection with the Lot 3033, Group 1, New Westminster District; thence west to said Commencing at the northeast corner of Lot 1120, Lillooet Municipalities - The corporation of the Village of Lillooct; easterly boundary of the watershed of Squamish River; thence corner; thence westerly along the northerly boundary of said Lot 3033 District, being a point on the highwater mark of Anderson Lake, on northerly along said boundary to the summit of Mount Callaghan; to the aforesaid northwest comer, beihg the point of commenccmcnt." The Corporation of the Village of Pcmbcrton; - the westerly shore thereof; thence westerly along the northerly District of Squamish; thence in a general southeasterly direction along the southwesterly boundary of said Lot I I20 to the northwest corner thereof; thence Resort Municipality of Whistler , boundary of the watershed of So0 River to the summit of Rainbow 9. AND THAT We do order and proclaim that on, from, and after westerly in a straight line to the northcast corner of Lot 4801; thence Electoral Areas - Electoral Areas A, 8, C, and D the boundaries of Mountain; thence in a general southerly direction along the westerly the date hereof, the following be added to the objects, powers, westerly along the northerly boundary, of said Lot 4801 to the which arc described in Appendix "A" attached to and forming part of boundary of the watershed of Twenty-one Mile Crerh to the point of obligations, duties, limitations and conditions of the Squamish- northwest corner thereof; thence west to the point of intersection with these Letters Patent.'' intersection with (he westerly boundary of the Resort Municipality of Lillooct Regional District. the westerly boundary of the watershed of Anderson Lake; thence Whistler as proclaimed by Order in Council 2490, dated July 24th, DIVISION XIV PUBLIC LIBRARY SERVICE northerly along said boundary to the point of intersection with the 3. (a) Supplementary Letters Patent dated September 15th, 1970, 1975; thence in a general southerly and easterly direction along the - northerly boundary of the watershed of Lillooct River; thence bounderies of said Resort Municipality of Whistler to the point of I. The member municipalities of The Corporation of the Village of granting the function of Fircwoeks Regtla:ion be amcndcd by iiiiooct, The Corporation of he Viiiap of Psmbsrioil, the westerly along said northerly boundary of the watershed of Lillooet adding the words "Resort Municipality of Whistler" following the intersection with the southwesterly boundary of the watershed of River to the westerly boundary of the watershed of said Lillooet Resort Municipality of Whistle;, and Electoral Areas E, C, and word Pemberton and striking out the word and letter "and E" Fitzsimmons Creek; thence southeasterly and northerly along the D River; thence southerly along said boundary to and along the westerly of the regional district participate in the function granted by this following the letter D on the seventh line of paragraph 2 of the southwesterly and easterly boundaries of the watershed of boundary of the watershed of Clandenning .Creek and continuing Fitzsimmons Creek to the point of intersection with the northerly Division. preamble on page 2 so that the paragraph reads as follows: 2. The Regional Board may provide, operate and maintain a public southeasterly and northeasterly along the southwesterly and " boundary of the watershed of Chcakamus River; thence easterly and southeasterly boundaries of the watershed of Sims Creek to the mouth AND WHEREAS the Regional Board of the Squamish-Lillooet library s@ce within the area of the Regional District and may Regional District requested pursuant to the provisions of subse6tion southerly along the northerly and easterly boundaries of Cheakamus of Sims Creek; thence east to the point of intersection with the acquire and dispose of property both real and personal for the (4a) of section 766 of the Municipal Act that a further function be .River to a point thereon which lies due east of tht northeast comer of westerly boundary of the watershed of Squamish River; thence Lot 3033, Group I, New Westminstcr District; thence west to said purpose. northerly, easterly, and southerly along the westerly, northerly and granted the regional district, with The Corporation of the Village of 3. Fbr the purposes of this function, the Regional Board may, by by- Lillooet,' The Corporation of the Village of Pemberton, Resort,,, corner; thence westerly along the northerfy boundary of said Lot 3033 - easterly boundaries of the watershed of Squamish River to the summit law, enter into an agreement or agreements with the Library Municipality of Whistler, and Electoral Areas A, B, C, and D as to the aforesaid northwest corner, being the point of commencement." of Mount Callaghan; thence in a general southeasterly direction along Development Commission and such agreements would be subject particibating member municipalities." to the provisions of section 56 of the Public Libraries Act. the southwesterly boundary of the watershed of So0 River to the 8. (a) Supplementary Letters Patent dated May' Bth, 1975 granting summit of Rainbow Mountain; thencr in a general southerly direction (b) And Section I, Division V - Fireworks Regulation,b,be the function of Television Rebroadcasting be amended by striking 4. The annual net cost attributable to this function shall be a1on.g the westerly boundary df the watershed of Twenty-one Mile amended by adding the words "Resort Municipality of Whistler" out the remaining words of paragraph 2 of the preamble on page 2 apportioned among the member municipalities on the basis of Creek to the point of intersection with the boundary of the Resort following the word Pembcrton on line 2 of paragraph I and by following the word "Pemberton" on lines 8. 9, and 10 and assessment, as fixed for school purposes in the current year, Municipality of Whistler as proclaimed by Order in Council 2490, striking out the word and letter "and E" following the letter D on ... substituting the words "Resort Municipality of Whistler and excluding property that is taxable for school purposes only by dated July 24th, 1975; thence in a general southerly and easterly line 3 so that the section reads as follows: defined portions of Electoral Areas C and D as participating special Act in the said member municipalities and shall not direction along the boundaries of said Resort Municipality of "I. The Corporation of the Village of Lillooet, The Corporation of member municipalities" so that the paragraph reads as follow% exceed the product of one and one-half mills on the taxable Whistler to the point of interscction with the southwesterly boundary the Village of Pemberton, Resort Municipality of Whistler, and " AND WHEREAS the Regional Board of the Squamish-Lillooet assessed values for school purposes in the current year, excluding of the watershed of Fitzsimmons Creek; thence southeasterly and Electoral Areas A. E, C, and D shall participate and share in the cost Regional District has requested under the provisions of section property that is taxable for school purposes only by special Act in northerly along the southwesterly and easterly boundaries OF the of the function of the regional district provided by this division:' 766(4a) of the Municipal Act the function to participate in end grant the said member municipalities. , watershed of Fitzsimmons Creek to the point of intersection with the financial aid toward the cost of acquisition, operation and 5. No debt, other than temporary current borrowing shall be westerly boundary of the watershed of Billygoat Creek; thence 4. (a) Supplementary Letters Patent dated October loth, 1974 maintenance of a television rebroadcasting system with The incurred for the purposes of this function. northerly and easterly along the westerly and northerly boundaries of granting the function of Firearms Regulations be amended by Corporation of the Village of Pcmberton, Resort Municipality of 6. Upon the amendment of supplementary Letters Patent granted to the watershed of Dillygoat Creek to a point thereon which lies due adding the words "Resort Municipality of Whistler'' following the Whistler and defined portions of Electoral Areas C and D as the Thompson-Nicola Region District that grant the function of west of the northwest corner of Lot 5536, Grnup I, New Westminster word Pcmberton on line 6 of paragraph I and striking out the word participating member municipalities." Public Library Service, the powers and duties granted to the District; thence east to said corner; thence easterly along the northerly and letter "and E" following the letter D on the sixth line of Squamish-Lillooet Regional District by this function may be boundary of said Lot 5536 to the northeast corner thereof; thence east paragraph I of the preamble on page 2 so that the paragraph reads (b) And Section I of Division XI1 - Television Rebroadcasting jointly exerciser with the Thompson-Nicola Regional District. to the point of intersection with the easterly boundary of the as follows: be amended by deleting section I and sgbstituting the following: watershed of Lillooet River; thence qortherly along said boundary to " AND WHEREAS the Regional Board of the Squamish-Lillooct . "I. The Corporation of the Village of Pcmberton, the Resnr! AND THAT the Letters Patent of the Squamish-Lillooct and along the easterly boundary of the watershed of Birkenhead River Regional District has requested the further functi.on of Firearms Municipality of Whistler and defined areas of Electoral Areas C and Regional District be deemed to be further amended accordingly. to the point of intersection with the southerly boundary of the Rtgulation be granted the regional district under the provisions of D described below participate in the function pursuant to this watershed of Haylmore Creek; thence easterly, northerly and westerly section 766(4a) of the Municipal Act with The Corporation of the division. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, We have caused these Our Letters to along the southerly. easterly and northerly boundaries of said Village of Lillooet, The Corporation of the Village of Pembertoo, Defined Am- Electoral AmC be made Patent and the Great Seal of Our said Province to watershed and continuing northerly along the easterly boundaries of Resort Municipality of Whistler, and Electoral Areas A, B, C, and D Commcncin8 at the northwest corner of Lot 3265, Lillooet the hereunto affixed. the watersheds of Pinney and Wade Creeks to a point thereon which as participating ,member municipalities." District; thence easterly along the northerly boundaries of Lots 3265 lies due cast of the northeast corner of Lot 2754, Lillooet District; (b) And section I Division VI1 Firearms Regulation be and 1169 to the northeast comer of Lot 1169; thence northerly, WITNESS, Colonel, the Honourable Water' S. Owen, Q.C., LL.D., - - Lieutenant-Governor of Our said Province of British thence west to said corner; thence westerly along the northerly amended by adding the words "Resort Municipality of Whistler" easterly and southerly along the westerly, northerly and eaterly Columbia, in Our City of Victoria, in Our said Province, ' boundary of said Lot 2754 to thc northwest corner thcreof; thence following the word Pemberton on line 2 of paragraph I and by boundarics of Lot 2670 to the northvest corner of Lo! 4898; thence northerly along the easterly boundary of Lot 4713 to the northeast striking out the word and letter "and E' following the Icttcr D on easterly and southerly along the northerly and easterly boundaries of this 4th day of March, in the year of Our Lord one corner thereof; thence northwesterly in a straight line to the aforesaid said Lot 4898 to the most easterly southeast corner thereof; thence thousand nine hundred and seventy-six and in the twenty- line 3 of paragraph I so that the section reads as follows: fifth year of Our Reign. northeast corncr of Lot 1120, Lillooet District, being the point of "I. The member municipalities of The Corporation of the Village easterly In a straight line to the aputhwest corner of Lot 31 14; thence commencement, save and except thereout any lands, foreshore or land of Lillooet, The Corporation ofthe Village of Pemberton, the Resort easterly, along the southerly boundary of said Lot 3114 to the covered by water lying within the corporate limits of any city, district, Municipality of Whistler and Electoral Areas A, B, C, and D southeast comer thereof; thence southeasterly in a straight line to the By Command. town, or village municipality. or any land, foreshore, or land covered participate and share in the cost of the function of the regiona1,district northwest comer of Lot 3237; thence southerly and easterly along the Grace McCarthy Provincial Secretary by water that may be hereafter incorporated thereon. provided by this Division." westerly and southerly boundaries of said Lot 3237 to the southeast _.._ ...... - .... .; ..... ~" ...... _.-...... r~~-_-...... -.' . .. 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The Squamish limes - Thursday. March 25. 1976 - Page 13 Fish is good for Lenten meals

Fish is good at any time of GOLDEN FISH PUFFS carggric~ 2nd I/; rain lime - -r year but especially nice for Len- i ib. deCiiieis juice. jUSi before SCiYiEg ten dishes during this pre-Easter '/s tSP. Soh sprinkle with salt and pepper. season. Canadians don't eat salt and peppei Serve with lime wedges. Serves enough fish or seafood and here 1 egg white 4 to 6. in B.C. where it is so easy to ob- I14 tsp. onion juice *** tain it seenis a shame that we Cup mayonnaise BROlLED FlSH STEAKS ncglect to take advan!age of one I14 asp. dill seed Prepare mustard butter with of thc finer! buys possible. Meat ovc:? to 425 degrees. CUP melted butter or Sole in fillet forrr. or other- Place fillets in greased baking ma:garinc, I 1/2 tsp. salt, I tsp. wis!: is always delicious and it is dish; season with salt arid pep- prepared mustard, 2 tsp. !emon obtainable either fiesh 01' per. Beat egg white and salt till juice and a dash of peppcr. frozen. Halibut can also be used Stiff but not dry. Fold in Place 3 pounds fish steaks in the recipes for fish fillets and remaining ingredients; spoon (salmon, tuna or halibut) 3/4 to I golden fish puffs shown below. Onto fish. Bake uncovered 12 to inch thick on lightly greased 15 minutes or until fish flakes broiler pan in Oven which has *** easily with fork and topping is been preset to broil or 550 Puffed and brown. Serves 4. degrees. Broil 2 or 3 inches QUICK BAKED FlELETS LIM@D FISH FILLETS from heat for 5 to 8 minutes on i1/2 40 2 fish Or Clean and fillet a 3-pound each side or till fish flakes easily halibut fish. salmon, trout or whatever with a fork. Baste frequently

GAMES FOR YOUNGER CHILDREN were part of the program at the conventionette and Salt~ and pepper YOU wish, Or use about two with mustard butter. Serve with here Susan Starr is working with the youngsters while the teachers look on. Flour pounds of fish fillets. Wash fish avocado sauce. 2 tbsp. butter, melted and pat dry; brush with salad oil AVOCADO SAIJCE Heat oven to 500 degrees. and sprinkle with paprika. 1 small ripe avocado, peeled %ason fillets with dtaiid pp- Piace fish on grill or broiler and pitted per, dip in flour. Place in lightly rack; cook 5 to 7 minutes on I/3 cop dairy sour cream greased baking pan, drizzle with. each side or until fish flakes Few drops red pepper sauce Mining needs help 15 with be butter. Bake uncovered IO to easily fork. (Can cooked 1 asp. lemon juice minutes or till fish flakes easily, I outside on barbecue and is v4 tsp. salt ' The mining industry in British new ,jobs immediately as well as tax measures still discriminate with fork. Serves 6. equally delicious that way.) ' Mix all ingredients in blender Columbia needs provincial and provide long-term continued against resource industries and Baste frequently with a mixture or beat with rotary beater till federal government action to employment and an expanded the association will urge Ottawa **+ of '/a, cup melted butter or smooth. encourage mining - and it tax base. to review mining taxation with a needs such action right now. The association prcsident. view to establishing an equitable This concern was voiced who was re-elected for a second tax system to encourage recently by J. Douglas Little, term, said reduced world development and employment. ' February fire dept. report : president of. the Mining markets and lower prices for "Federal and provincial 0 I Association of British Colum- products combined with harsh governments must give (I bia, at the associations annual taxation measures have recognition to the necessity for During the month of 'limits in all places of public -On Feb. 29, the new fire Friday, d meeting in Vancouver. seriously affected thf industry. stability and confidence, not February, the fire department assembly and amusement have truck was officially com- . Little told the meeting that it With prospects ot a modest only in administr.ative was called out nine times in been drawn pursuant to the fire missioned into service at No. 2 . will be the association's main market recovery the industry legislation but also in tax reswnse to two chimnev fires. .prevention by-law and the Fire fire station. (Attending were the task this year to press govcrn- needs fairer taxation laws to legislation which gives full coii- ih& fsk alarms, two bhdini Marshal's A&. members of No. 2 f;re station ments for a review of the in- spur new development in the in- sideration to the factors fires, and one car fire. In ad- A review of general and representatives from the March 26 dustry's tax problems - for dustry and to create new. jobs. requiring a return in excess of dition,' there were four fires to operations of the department for other stations, Mayor D. D. early changes in existing tax Provincial royalties have to bank or mortgage interest rates which the department was not the month of February was done Stewart, Ald. D. W. McLennan, Mm's Nyh with the following being Rev. 0. Johnston, and.I Mrs. R. legislation. be eliminated in favour of a tax commensurate with the high called: two miscellaneous fires of Asstd. colors, s-I. "Let me emphasize that there on profits to encourage develop- risks of mining," the association in dwellings and two building significance: Tatlow.) T-SHIRTS ...... $1.49 is no time for delay by govern- ment, ' he said. president said. fires. -The claim for fire. hose -A complete street iniex for BOYS ment," Little said. "This in- "Sensible tax legislation cOm- Fire losses amounted to a damaged in May 1975 was sub- use by fire companies has been KNIT SHIRTS Asstd. colors, 8-18,, $1.49 I.dustry needs attention and it bined with firm rules rather total of $6,050. Damage was mitted to ICBC for con- completed. needs it. right now. than ministerial discretion will, Police report done at the following; the sideration. Value of the claim is Concerning training during Boys Poly/Colton approximately $2,600. the month of February, there , "Most of' the mining com- in the long run, provide more The municipal policing report recreation building at Cen- SHIRTS 8-18...... $1.49 1 panies in B.C. are losing their government revenues and more for the District of Squamish has tennial Field ($400); H. -The fire department in- were four fire practices as well shir:~. If legislation docsn't jobs than will high taxes,'' Little been released. hnergan on Wilson Crescent ventory was completed and ap- hs an officers' meeting held to Ladln Cotton , change. and prices fail to im- said. There were 27 traffic war- ($4,000); H. Morreau in the proximate replacement value of discuss practice format and PYJAMAS 6 I prove soon, some operating Federal tax legislation nings given;. 21 I complaihts Timber Town Estates ($200); J. all equipment was estimated at training priorities. Training NIGHT GOWNS ...... mines will come to a dead halt discourages exploration, received and dealt with; one fire Chinapin on Judd Road ($300); approximately $209,000. constituted operation ' of small $1.49 in the same way that exploration development and production, he attended; seven business places N. McCartney on Clarke Road -A presentation, at the motorized equipment (portable Ladln 100% Cotton and development effectively said. He praised Ottawa's unlocked; nine cases. involving ($750); D. Hales, a car fire request of the Squamish Lions pumps and generators), driver havc been killed." decision to drop the export levy liquor ,(three of these seizures); ($200); and Squamish General Club, was made with regard to training and 'pump operation, SLACKS...... 2P1.49 Little noted that governments which he said "would have com- two drug cases; eight articles Hospital ($200). the Hunt Rescue Tool. The routine hose practices, and the ladin Torq 4 want to increase tax revenues pletely discouraged any mineral lost; seven articles found; and There were no injuries to Lions Club is at present use of fire extinguishers MULE SLIPPERS...... $1.49 and create employment. He said development if prices im- two bicycles recovered. civilians or firefighters with discwing the possibility of pur- (operation, and maintenance 'of new mines with their massive in- proved." There were no assaults damage to equipment amounting chasing this rescue apparatus for various types). ', . Aslorlad, fusions of capital can provide However, Little said federal causing bodily harm nor any to to $42.50. the fire department. Attendance 'at practices was: police. There was one other The fire alarm system was out -On Feb. 25, the Second 43 - No. I Company; 42 - No. 2 LADIES TOPS ...... $1.49 Squamish Cub Pack toured the Company;.and...... 55 3 Com- Ladln assault an4 one fraud. There of acrvice for 40 minutes due to ... .- - No. ,. .. . were three incidences of dictur- . a power interruption ..F& 25. . .'.'.NO.' ;]'.fife ...... Station. , . , . !,.. .;.: l.-P?nY*,: ... ..:,. I;.:..?. .al#lNI 6RlEFS...... l...... $/s1.49 .. .I...... !..I .. c bing the @ace and.six.dog oom- - ...... Xn the arm offire prevent/-- ,.I,...... ,...... : ,y .. ,.-.'...... ::.. P ,...... ,-. +.4".' ,... i. plaints. 12 routine inspectionr of pul ... ladh ,i Business break and entries buildings were carried ( *WALLET & i t. numbered five while those to seven inspectionr andlor other buildings totalled two. provals of permits or licen CHANGE PURSE ...... $1.49 - Happenings Wilful damage offences num- were done; two sets of build Girls 100% Colton bered ten (eight to private plans were- reviewed; se NIGHT GOWNS $1.49 By ERICA CUMMING property and two to public special investigations of u ...... property). There were a total of plaints regarding fire' haza REALTYLTD Girls 100% I 22 thefts (two of motor vehicles, were carried out; two fire a 892-3541 orders to comply w CQTTO N PANTS Asstd. colors. $1.49 On Sunday, March 14, a flopr decoration competition, with five from motor vehicles, five shah hockey tournament was held at Vikings second and Huns and over $200, eight under $200, regulations were issued; Littlm Girls . the high Seven teams Saxons tying for third place. and two shoplifting). specid investigations of mol school. homes were done; and seven HEAVY SWEATERS 2-3x ..... $1.49 played altogether. It was a long The Cossacks took over the February proved to be a relatively quiet month crime- .vestigations of fires. were u Make us an Girls Polynlr day, but the grade 11s finally lead as the meet continued on, wise with offences being down pleted. came out the winners, with the with Vikings second, Huns SKlVY TOPS 7-14., ...... $1.49 ex-highschoolers placing second third, and Saxons last. The as compared to February 1975. Plans to post legal occupai and the police placing third. teachers had their own races, Of the 39 road crashes in the ofier on these- ' Girls Nyh municipality in the month of Report cards were handed out which provided a great deal of Heart disease kiils 80,a HOODED TOPS 7-14 ...... $1.49 Monday, March 22. This is the amusement for the spectators. February, one person was in- jured. There were 82 charges Canadians yearly - help B Girls second report card of the year, Towards the end of the meet, Heart,tight it! the third one will be handed out the Huns (who rarely win a laid under Provincial Traffic Dogwood Place, SWEATER VESTS 7-14 ...... $1.49 .Invest in longer life! Supp at the end of June, after finals trackmeet) took over the lead. Statutes and four persons were charged with drinking driving your Heart Fund - 1881 W Glrls Horny have been written. They continued to do so, and Broadway, Vancouver. The intramural house track- the end of the meet they came offences. Brackendale, . HOODED SWEATERS...... $~.~~ meet was held Friday, March- out as the winners: The Chlldron's Poly/Cotton 19. It started at 10 a.m. and en- Cossacks placed a close second, ded at approximately 3 p.m. the Vikings third, and the T-SHIRTS 23n...... $1.49 . a Decorations, which had been Saxons fourth. It was hilarious Chlldron's 100% Poly done the night before, were well day, ydthose who organized it done. The Cossacks won the shall be thanked. T-SHIRTS 2-3n...... $1.49 COTTONChildren's Numbord T-S);slRTS 2aJ/$1,49

INCOME COLOR Childran's - _- GUIDANCE TOY...... $1.49 INCOME HELPS! - A Big SIS Duplex. This brand new home has three bedrooms, full basement, wlw carpeting, TAX carport, large sundeck on each side. A great place to live BABY SQUEEZE TO Y..2/$1.49 for the family that wants to cut hosts. Tax Refunds Bought PORTRAITS 3 Woockn SUIT HANGERS ...... Accounting and Bookkeeping $1.49 2 8x40 Colorful Open Evenings - CERAMIC ASHTRAY ...... $1.49 . 2 - SX? Noxrmr 3 ot. Roll-On . ' By Appointment ANTI-PERSPiRANt ...... $1.49 8 - wallet size GARlBALDl TAX SERVICES RUBBERBACKED MATco~ors h~t**$1.4 9 \bow Loggers Inn, 892-3412 Vinyl A SLY BUY - For Foxy Buyers. Better check now on this SHOPPING BA6S...... 1.49 new three-bedroom home. Full basement, fireplace, ensuite 2/$ plumbing, wlw carpeting throughout. Owner anxious to $AVE sell!! OVAL PICTURE FRAMES $1.49 Less 98c Deposit SQUAMISH SPECIALISTS Polynt hvrll LIS? VdUR HOME PRINTS...... $1.49 yd. WITH US Raggedy Ann INFLATABLE CHAIR..' ...... 31.49 Buy your membership in the Thurs. Fri. Sat. 5 FULL TIME Squamish Valley Golf and - - ACTIVE SALES REPRESENTATIVES POWER RACING CAR. $1.49 m. Country Club before April 15 1O:W a.m. 5:OO p.m. - . ' JOAN CASSEbb 898-5228 and Save $100.00. I DANNY LOPEZ 898-5864 Call. *HELEN MAGEE 892-3995 Tom Clarke, 898-3103 DOROTHY QOLDEN 898-3249 or write Box 334, Squamish RONNIE McCARTNEY 198-5941

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160 Machinery FOR RENT or lease, 18 C.FJ compressor, will power to su WINNERS OF THE "D" EVENT and the Valleau Logging Ltd. Trophy, presented by Lint reasonable. 892-391 I or 892-371 Valleau, was the Gerry Peckham rink with Shelley Duff, Mike Gardiner and Linda L bridge. 161 Moving & Hauling I OPEN HOUSE - Road in Brackendale. 1063 sq. ft., plus foyer, three-quarter - Saturday, March 27 - 12 noon to 4 p.m. - basement, double fireplace, carport. Trade will be LANGIS TRANSPORT LTD. 2583 The Boulevard, Garibnldi Highlands considered ion house, mobile home or lot. Contact Don 2813 Clcveland Ave. Trophies and presentations OWNER WANTS TO SELL!! ... Brand new three Lecky for details. Phone 892-5152 (24 hr. ser.i bedroom home - 1190 sq. ft., wlw carpets, double Specializing in Lowbed and Hibo fireplace, full basement, double carport .- will consider Hauling to and from Vancouve trades on house, mobile home or lot. Drop in . . . I'II.be serving Squamish, AIta Lake an follows wind-up spiel pleased to show you around or contact Don Lecky. Pemberton areas. , SQUAMISH FREIGHTWAYS Saturday night was a big night and Cheryl Cooper and in Lyall Craig rink with Jim Dc 892-3838 mt the Howe Sound Curling fourth place was !he Ron -Ernie Wall and Gary Ray w Club with the end of the club's Valleau rink with Sue Enright, the winners of the Term wind-up bonspiel and the , Phil Harness and Alice Pear- Contractors Tmphy for 170 hinting & Decorating presentation of the trophies and cess. * mixed league winners were 1 pins to the leagues and league The "B' event was won by the and Alda Dickie and Wat hUALlTY PAINTIN members for the season. AI Shemko rink with Doris and Karen Friesen. SERVICES I Valleau,. Gary Rae and AIine The Tuesday Mixed Le@ Interior and Exterior Winner of the "A" event in Commercial and Residential the bonspiel was the John LaRiviers, with the Jim winners' were Jim Kilbu Fine Quality Workmanship ' Giesbrecht rink with Brenda Hurlbert rink with Helen Thelma Kilburn adClem Call 898-9035 blby, John Jesson and Betty Robinson, AI Charbonneau and Joan Weppich while the Fri are just being put on this family home in Garibaldi After 5:OO p.m. Charbonneau. In sccond place Keith Roberts in second place, Mixed League Trophy was 1 Highlands.. Large, bright kitchen and living room, three J. Fitzpatrick was the Ray Mensinger rink fnllowed by AI Bird, Shirley by Dick and Valda Reimer I a bedrkms, full basemint, electrically heated, sundeck off BOX1833. Squamish. with George Kolatschek, Vi@ Halvorson, Len LaRiviere acd Dennis and Betty Brendelu Saturday, March 27 - 12 noon to 4 p.m. ' .. ' dining room. Qua!iry construction tHroughout. See it . . . Hendrickson and Doug Cooper Jean Shinners and with Bob Winners of the Monday Ni 40185 Kintyre Drive Ik..y's PmI.tIq You'll like IT! Call Doreen Shaw to view. while third place went to the Valleau; Della Stinson, Bill Mixed muewere DmyI FIRST TIME OFFERED!! .. . We are oroud to oresent -. , Exterior and Interior this lovely home for your inspection. Feaiures 1446q. ft., Free Estimates Dick Reimer rink with Mary McBride and Joan Whippich. - Cheryl Valleau, Ray Kcyes 1 Qnne Tichauer, Wes DeCook The "C" event was won by the Mare Johnson. with many, many extras. See for yourself or call for details. Phone Anytime I Ben Skelhorn 892-9151 I Scott Sherriff rink with Tillie The Brian Valleau Memo I Jim or Anne McEvoy. Shemko, Clem\ Whippich and Trophy was won by. Raymc RISE AND SHINE PAINTING Bonnie Klassen; wndplace Mensinger. and Wallpaper 191 Signs in Phone Richard Rogers was the Keith Stinson rink with 892-9256 SILVER THAW Hilary Shefield, J. Meechenie or 'SIGNS and Werreen Rien, while In Laura hard Barry Arden 898-3394 Located by Mashiter Creek third place were Lindsay 898-3736 - BOX413 Valleau, Janu McBride, Mar- E-JAY'S . 2547 Mamquam Rd. rhall Tichauer and Gwen Oster- country Painting and Decorating Garibaldi Highlands berg, followed by Rick Reimer, Remember Laura Secord? EASY TO ASSUME EXISTING MORTGAGE,. . On General Contractor She won her niche this 1100 ft., three bedroom home on Maple. Fireplace, 898-5796 April Hobbs, Anna Maria sq. 192 Sporting Goods Hobbs and Rick Giesbrecht. Canadian history by walking wlw, threequarter basement, carport, maintenance free Winner of the Men's Mixed miles to Beaver Dams, Ontai . aluminum exterior. Jim or Anne McEvoy. to warn the British of a proj 173 Photographers L :HECK with the ROAD RUNNER League trophy was the Jack property COMPARE the price of this side by side for all your sporting needs Currie rink with Keith Stinson, ted American attack during - Mto Supplies Fishing tacklc War of 1812. . duplex. One two-bedroom and one three-bedroom unit. Mike McPhillamey and Doug Close to schools, shopping, B.C. Railway. Inquire today! DUSTY RHODES Bicycles Cooper. They received the Dan The subsequently decis Call Doreen Shaw to view. I. Photography BICYCLE REPAIRS McNaughton trophy. Battle of Beaver Dams i Wedding Portraits. etc. Winners of the Wednesday fought almost entirely by ii Agent for ARCTIC CAT SNOWMOBILE Night Ladies League were dians in defeiice d Canada. ---Kc . CX FildProccising. - Helen '. Robinson, EtKel ' Tday,Xadtkt 'Sbcok'W ha f j * 8 or I2 color prints $3.99 TAYLORMOTIVE HONDA in Queenston, Ontario, has bc 176 Pemberton Ave., N.V.. Hurlbert, Eleanor Bowcock and I 20 color prints $5.44 Sharon Ross. restored by the candy compi 36 color prints $8.25 980-2688 named after her, assisted by Phone 898-5 158 See our yellow pye ad. The Wednesday Afternoon Ladies League was won by the chitect James Secord, a dir i Renee ' McIntosh rink with descendent of Laura's btoth Home located in popular residential area. Two bedrooms, I93 Sharpening Service 4vrille Gosling, Hilary Shef- in-law. 1 basement, nice plot for a garden. Put your ideas to work. 174 Private Hospitals .. . Highlight of the restoi kJST BE SOLD!! .. . Beautifully maintame4- .three ield and L. Gagno while, the Owner anx.ious to sell. Contact Doreen Shaw. Wednesday Afternoon Ladies structure is the kitchen, I bedroom home on Skyline Drive in Garibaldi Highlands. COMO LAKE ague winners of the Over- work centre in early 19th c( 1100 sq. ft., rumpus room, carport, nicely landscaped with SAW FlLlkG vaitea Trophy was the Linda tury homes. The large OF I a garden area. LOW 40's. Call Don Lecky to view. PRIVATE HOSPITAL & LODGl toche rink with Donna Wall, fireplace is equipped w 1399 Foster St.. Coquitlam Moving to Brackendale loreen Roberts and Gwen cooking pots and utensils, ant An ultra modern residence for th trammel for fixing the height Saw Filing , hterberg. elderly with 24-hour supervision b Squamish Saw Filing Service. Full the pots over the flames. qualified nurses. Lovely lounge! The Wednesday Afternoon auto saw'filing. Circular saws fror ,eague pin winners were Bonnie There is a plain, pine-topp TV. dining room, tray servisc 4" to 48 in diameter. lncludin sawbuck table with siml Located near Vancouver in a sceni 3reckenridge, Marianne carbide tip blades and all hand saw richauer, Jenny Walker and Pat benc9 seating. A hutch ci park like setting. Eagle Run Home Centre, Bracken Phone 937-3431 Yonin. board displays rare cups with( dale. For fast service call 898-931: handles, crockery, and sno mobile home on lovely treed lot. Underground services, from 8 a.m. to 5:30 pm. Evening Men's Leque winner was the white, band-made linen. skirting, and steps installed, furnishings and drapes call 898-5580 01 898-3134. Bernie included. Low rent on trailer space. Contact Don Lecky 175 Professiml Services , - - .-_ -_- for further informatcon. ' . .. TRESCO PROJECTS 194 Surveying , Engineers. Contractors, Developers Complete Service. Plans, Design d family to put its warmth and personality into it.. It has HERMON. COTTON and . -Canning lids!! Construction. Call 688-3711 everything a new home requires - three bedrooms, I cbllect. BUNBURY Dominion and British Columbia electric heat, full basement, large sundeck. Truly, a best SQUAMISH CERAMIC TILES Land Surveyors BRAND WiDEMOUTn buy!! Contact Doreen Shaw to view. Shower & Bathtubs Established 1886 Aetm

Construction , , I Squamish, B.C. Residential & Repairs Phone Zenith 6142. ., $27 FOR 36 DOZEN Moe Davis ' LOACH, HOBBS & KYLER perfect for a family . . . not a cramped corner anywhere in 892-5498 3ritish Columbia Land Surveyors SEND MONEY ORDER TO: this older three bedroom home on large lot with vegetable 1640 Bridgman Avenue garden, frui! rrces End established lawn, kprrate dining 175 Professibnal Services North Vancouver, D.C: OMEDIA, BOX 5452 room, full basement, two fireplaces, paved driveway. MOBILE WELDING elephone 988-2530 or 980-9617 NEW WEStMINSTER, B.C. Centrally located - close to BCR, schools and shopping. Welding, general repair, steel Contact Doreen Shaw to view. fabrication. * V3L 4V0 . Jim Lyons I6 Tree Service ,I _. TIRED OF THE SAME OLD THING? .. . This brand 898-9008 new split level on Lamond in Garibaldi Highlands will Topping, limbing and falling -7.. b, --( rQr -?I interest you. EXterior finish of beautiful B.C. cedar makes dangerom trees. HOBBIES AND HULLABALLOO Won't .be 178 RefriiGtion 24 hr. answering service ... this house look right at home on this lot. The interior will 898-3200 . SQUAMISH-LILLOOET REGIONAL DISTRICT underfoot, 1550 sq. ft., with a full basement. Huge family make YOU feel right at home. The spacious main entrance DUNK'S orientated kitchen, separate dining room, large. family or ' introduces a lovely large living room with a bay window Refrigeration I room, living room with fireplace, three bedrooms, one and Air Conditioning 898-3374 and cozy fireplace. You'll find the rest of the house equally a half baths, carport, lovely treed lot in Garibaldi appealing. This is a high quality construction that needs and Appliance Repairs PUBLIC NOTICE Highlands. Jim or Anne McEvoy. 24 hr. service l98 Tires; only your touch to make it a beautiful home. May be seen Box 1728, Squamish, B.C. e REVENUE PROPERTY Live upstairs in this three at your convenience. Jim or Anne McEvoy. To owners of mobile homes to be located in Electoral .. . Phone 898-5656 . GARlBALDl TIRES bedroom home, rent suite in basement to pay for taxes and I Area generally that area from DArcy to the northern BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY .. . Excellent location - SERVICE LTD. "C' heat. REAL $$$ VALUE!! Call Don Lecky to view. three shop spaces in cement block building on Second 182 Roof L Chimney Services Specialist in heavy duty rires. boundary of the Resort Municipality of Whistler, and .. .- Also passenger sales and service. including the Pemberton Valley. HATE TO PAINT? NO NEED TO! .. . This home is in Avenue. For details call Jim or Anne McEvoy. WILLIAMS ROOFING 4425 Pemberton Ave. "move-in'' condition inside and out. Owner took great LIKE YOUR PRIVACY?? .. . This thret bedroom split Tar a O:av:! Roofing Phone 892-313 I The public is hereby advised all mobile homes brought pride in this place and kept it spic and span. One level level is set on a unique lot in Garibaldi Highlands giving New & Reroofing Manager, Earle Tattersall into Electoral Area ','CYon or after September 22nd. 1975 living with three bedrooms, fireplace, wlw, plus many extra , you privacy on three sides. Planned for convenience and Insulation and Sheet Metal must: , features including double windows, extra insulation, lots of beautifully maintained. Excellent neighborhood. To view Free Estimates closet and storage space. Fully fenced and beautifully "No job is too Small" 100 Upholstery (a) be of a size in excess of 480 square feet; call Jim or Anne McEvoy. landscaped. This is a "must see". Jim of Anne McEvOy: ,:., * "No job is too Big" (b) be restricted from moving and bewxrely anchored DELUU MODULAR HOME . . 1248 sq. ft. All the KkiODOFJ UPHOLSTERY against the effects of-the wind; . Phone collect: Mamquam Service Centre UNDES CONSTRUCTION!! .. . Garibaldi Highlands features 0f.a conventional home for half the priw Spacious . , 530!'?22 -.530+837 Open 9:30 a.m.4 p.m. (c) be on a permanent foundation; -three bedrooms, 1200sq. ft., ranchers being built by one living room and dining room, plenty of cupboards - Monday.- Fridajr . 8 (d) have a valid building permit for the mobile home of Squamish's top builders. Now is the time to buy and put separate utility - two complete baths, three bedrooms, Squamish Roofing . , foundation, pursuant to Bylaw No. 75, 1975. Tar and gravel roofing Call 898-371 1 your personality into ihe finishing. For more information located in popular Timbtr Town - Ideal location for golfers. Call Doreen Shaw to view. New and reroofing Anyone proposing to locate a mobile home in . sal1 Jim or Anne McEvoy. Free Estimates, call 898-5584 , to5 Vacuums & Repairs Electoral Area "C' is advised to contact the Chief Jim McEvoy Ann0 McEvoy Don kcky, Howe Sound Roofing Ltd. FJLTEX BUILT-IN Bui!ding Inspixtor for further information and for building Dorm Shaw Evenings ' . . Evenings , Evenings 5 inch soamless gutters VACUUM CLEANER SYSTEM permit applications. Evedngs 892.35.54,Office . m92&27 892-9027 , all work guaranteed. jales installations and service. 892-5092 ' 892-3027 ,' 898-9323 days or cve~. Anyone found in violation of the mobile home * PiniChtd or unfinished homer. regulations will be subject to prosbcution. Walter Dietqe - 898-5146 ' .,lU Shix Aapi; D. N. Spink, Administrator "THE COBBLER' !ll Everything .for Bwting. Squamish-Lillooet Regional District Shoe and boot repair service, while Box 219, Pemberton, B?C. VON 2LO ;OR sale or trade for best pickup Telephone No. 894.6371 .. you wait. Located on Loggers Lane Appraisals Mortgages PrSPePtY Management 'Real Estate Insurance Commercial Rerlpontlal , beside the Shell bulk plant. Open 6 md carh 22' K and C boat, good - - - - - days a week, Phone 892-9020: andition. 898-5477. 1 , ...... ,a:... * .,...... ,

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