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- Suites destroyed in Friday fir By Al Price value of the damage for a few days," weeks. However, it could be up Hampson said. "Emergency Social two months before the most da Melting chocolate on a stove in a Services from the Squamish aged suites are repaired, said second floor suite at the Caribaldi Emergency Program as well as peo- Haveman, the Garibaldi Ga Garden Court apartments caught ple from the RCMP's Victim- Courts manager. I J fire early Friday morning, and by Witness Services the time fire fighters extinguished were helping to the blaze one suite was gutted, two lkook after accom- others were damaged and a fourth modation and cloth- ll hi I DIVORCE SERVICE I has water damage. One fire fighter ing. There were two sprained his neck fighting the blaze, young men in the but no other injuries were reported. fire unit who lost Squamish Fire Rescue chief Pat everything, and we Hampson said the call came in at know people in at d ivorce docu rn e n ts. Profession a 1 8:43 a.m. A total of 25 firefighters least two of the units service at reasonable rates. responded with two pumper units didn't have insur- from the main hall, about 100 metres ance. It's sad. You from the fire on Cheakamus Way, can't afford insur- and another pumper was called in ance and you can't from the downtown station. afford to be without Hampson said the tenants in the it." I CHIROPRACTIC suite where the fire started attempt- A spokesperson for ed to put out the blaze, but it spread Victim- Wi t ne ss too quickly. Services said people "When we got there, flames were from St. Joseph's coming out of the second floor unit, Thrift were on hand the whole breezeway between the quickly to help with two units on Cheakamus Way was clothing, and rnost in flame, and fire was lapping its of the victims have way up into the third floor unit," friends and family Hampson said. "One unit was in the immediate severely damaged, one was dam- area who were help- aged in the entranceway, and anoth- ing out. er had partial damage both on the Repairs to the inside and outside. But everyone damaged suites living in the building was evacuated have already begun safely. There was some water dam- One tenant has* The Final Touches - Members of Squamish Fib The age to the unit below the fire unit." returned and the ten- Rescue make sure all the sparks are out at a fib Cons€ I 892-3064 Dr. Frank Martin He said there were 14 people living ant of another suite which destroyed several suites at the Garibab the in the six units. Garden Court apartments Friday morning. Ho/! chose may be able to move Jacquard photo 1 Heath "We won't have an estimate of the back in within two Rober Secon Victor Parad Bell c I . Sun., Mar. 1 Frosle eagle i Len extenc and to

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Squamish - 201-1365 Pemberton Ave. 892-5254 Located across from the R.C.M.P. and Fire Hall 40440 Tantalus Way, Garibaldi Highlands NEWS T/PS? CAI L US (604) 892-916 7 OR FAX (604) 892-8483 Fi Fi r §mall-scale fc restry on the m By Ron Enns aside in an effort Clarification to protect the Corporate giants of the endangered syot- Our story in last week‘s edition on a lawye forest industry sit behind ted owl species. ng a Canada-wide arrest warrant ma’ tables at the Sea to Sky Woodlots repre- have been misleading to some readers. Th; Hotel armed with the latest sent small-scale lawyer involved in the custody battle, Burki maps of plans for timber forestry on a sus- Lewis, is an American lawyer who lived ii harvesting and silviculture tainable basis on a the upper Squamish valley. He had no affilia during the next five years. small area of land. tion with any Squamish law firms and did no Bound by the bottom line, Generally, if it practice in this area. Our apologies for an! these corporations must sat- woodlot licensees isfy their shareholders. use the clear cut Some conservation groups logging technique, Three seriously injured in - such as the Western their clear cuts are collision at Porteau Cove Canada Wilderness extremely small. If Committee, which had rep- partial cutting is Three occupants of two vehicles involved ir resentatives studying these done, the activity head-on collision on Hwy. 99 early Saturdaj industry maps intently at is ongoing, but ere still in serious condition ir last week’s Squamish Forest one cannot really couver area hospitals Monday morning. District five-year develop- notice too much dsworth and Andrea Delauriei ment plan open house - disturbance to a Squamish and Frederick Fernyhough werc denounce large-scale single land mass, riously injured in the accident which took forestry. As well, the Kuster said. ace near Porteau Cove at 2:20 a.m. Ministry of Forests is seek- “When you get a northbound 1979 Ford LTD ing to achieve a better bal- to smaller oyera- rossed over the centreline and collided with ance between the large cor- tors you see more 1979 Chev van. Both the high- porations and small busi- labo; intensive way and B.C. Rail line were closed for ness. activity because approximately three hours. West Vancouver The large forest companies woodlot licences and Lions Bay fire departments were called in are here to stay, but they aren’t meant for to help extricate the occupants from both may have to share more the sole income of vehicles, which were demolished. Squamish with smaller local operators an individual,” Checking The Plans - Forest companies got a good turnout RCMP are still investigating the incident. in the future. who may hold Wednesday at the Sea to Sky Hotel as they showed off their latest In the Squamish Forest another job or be a five-year plans. Ron Enns photo MacLeod wins first prize District, three areas with the farmer. Woodlot /I potential for four woodlot licensees tend to The only way to savc jobs Fortbst I)istric-t is i’ii rrc)ntI\~ The winners of the Squarnish Estuary licences are currently being log more carefully than the and it’s wh‘it \w’ve advo- Lmng stuc1ic)ci by tho 1 at a fib Conservation Society’s annual raffle as part of advertised to obtain initial larger operators, Kuster cated from thc bc)ginning: h4inistt~~.of lh-e)bt\ to dtltt)r- Garibab the Brackendale Winter Eagles Festival were expressions of in teres t, for- said. rip out the tc)nures, put in Ininc) !]OW n3iic.h \l()lLiInl’ ot ng. HoF chosen in the Feb. 29 draw. First prize: est district manager Paul Western Canada Wilde- an open log niarket md get tiiiihr will btl ~n~~~ilc~bl~~for 1 Heather MacLeod wins a simed cow of the Kuster said Wednesday at rness Committee campaign- sina1I business practices thtl woodlot iiwrw pro- Robert Bateman book Arhs inANatwe. the well-attended open er James Jamieson is an going. Get pcople hack into grm~ Second prize: Don Ross wins the framed house in Squ a m i s h . advocate of

Victor Elderton photograph Eagles in Currently, there are six forestry. a wav fro 1-17 ti 111 bcr ni i ni ng . ” p11- it111t of t110 Soo tiinbe~r Paradise. Third prize: Helen Turbett wins a woodlot licences in the for- He beliwes sniall-scale I-le wid Icirgt.>corporLjtions tipp pi^,^ L~rco1.s \t)i ~qidt~!or Bell of Brackendale, handcrafted by Thor est district, however, har- forestry is way that jobs that rirc n(it in thc. busincls\ ot ~fc;odiotlic-clric ilot hc)r Froslev. Fourth prize: Heidi French wins an vesting in one near are currently threcltened bv yrotcc.ting lobs, but protoct- 2 1 pc’r c-r~nti. L~IIo~-t~ttJ to eagle tally counter. Birkenhead Lake is on hold reductions in the land bate ing profit. thc Miiii5ti-i oi I-orel\t>’ Len Goldsmith of the estuary society until a decision is made available for logging can be The move to crt)atc 11io1-t’ sni,>ll bu~iiic~sstorc~~t mkr- extends a big thank you to all that lent a hand about what lands will be set maintained. wood lots i n t 11 e Sq u a ini 5 11 p r i st) 17 rog I-‘]111 . and to those that bought tickets.

Quote of the Week By Ron Enns never was developed becausc it was not possible. Create a vision for The possibility of chlorine gas over- I1 There is no escape,” he s‘iid, noting Squamish, not Cascadia CY coming Squamish residents may that chlorine stays low to thc pouiid. I return, even though a plant that man- Although stored in tanks <3s a liquid ufactured the chemical in Squamish under pressure, chlorine, with r? boil- has been closed since 1991. ing point of -35 C, would vaporiLc - SQUAMlSH RESIDENT TOM BELLON PROPOSED CXY (CanadianOxy) Chemicals is and become a gas in the sea Icvc.1 pres- CHANGES 70 THE AIRPORT, PAGE 5, planning to store chlorine rail cars on sure in the mild climatc of Squainish if the site where the chemical was man- there were a leak. Chlorinc is c7 poiso- ufactured for 26 years. The storage of nous gaseous chcrnical elernt\nt, chlorine is needed as an overflow for greenish-yellow in color with a ciis- Air Pollutant Index the company’s North Vancouver stor- a gre ea b 1c o d or. kpnnish dizily maximumsfor flze last ~mk(in brmMs age area during times of higher- inven- As well, chlorine interferes with tliv watc is the yollutanf res-,nms&kfor the maximumr&i?zg). tory. The company plans to store no operation motor vehicles, which ii~y col le 12.larch3 - 17 (ozone), March 2 - 12 (ozone), Marclh 1 more than 30 cars at a time in not run during a chlorine leak. - 5 (total reduced sulphur), Feb. 29 -20 (ozone), Feb. ISquamish in a secured area. Litchfield said that storing chlorine - 28 - 27 (i.nMable particulate), Feb. 27 - 17 (ozone), Terry Litchfield, CXY Chemicals in rail cars is statistic,lllj. very :dc~. Feb. 26 - 18 (inhalable particulate). transportation and distribution man- ”They’re not moving arouiih aid - 0-25 gmd. 26-50 fail: 51 -1 00 pmc yersons with /mrt or 3ger, said there has never been a prob- there’s no reason why thcy \vould lmg nilmen fs should reduce physical actiuity. Over 100 lem in Squamish related to the storage start leaking. ?gg:* should stay zqv, such pwns iizdoors. Df chlorine or involving tank cars. He ”The record of chiorirw CXJ-S in North 7) ...... %d say there were some small releas- America is excellent. We ;111 share con- 2s in the past at the plant. cerns that accidents tire Ininirnizt)d in Squamish councillor Don Ross, how- transportation, but ivc”i-c in f‘ict not nily wer, is not convinced that storing talking dbou t trmsprtntiuII,’I LW’IX.) :hlorine is in the best interests of talking about storage. jquamish residents. ROSS has a collcction of clippings .!on Ross said that if there was a slow from newspapers in Canad{i arid tho vind blowing to the north during a United States chroniciing chlorinc~ ST Cloudy Cloudy I Mostly 1 Cloudy Yhlorine leak it would be a disaster. accidents at plants and on railways.

with sunny with sunny ~ cloudy. with sunny toss, a former secretary-treasurer in Four people were killed and 80 periods. 1 Chance of periods. he Howe Sound school district at the injured in an accidcnt in 1975 in Chance of Gi%ds. showers. flurries. Low dr: Low 2. Low 1. ime when chlorine was being manu- Niagara Falls, New York, in M~IICII a High 5. High 8. High 9. High 10. actured in Squamish, was responsible chlorine tank car pCirkudperrnnncntly I21 or developing an evacuation plan for- on a siding exploded and spread the he school system in the event of a deadly gas over a wide arca. In ci train hlorine leak. He said such a plan derailment in Florida in 1978 eight -ds 4 ~ ~ 4 II MARCH 5,1996 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF -!A ,J NEWS BUCKTUSK RFarW Afflilated With Royat Lepage 38235 cfevefand Ave. 892-3338 (24 hr), 898- 6941 (horn) Sikh woman becomes rol A top perfonnlng mmbw of the prvstighws Pmldmt's Club tor NEW CURE FOR CRAMPED QUARTEN model as RCMP officer By Ron Enns

A Squamish woman has I achieved her long-time goal and in the process become a role model for other Indo-Canadian women to do whatever they want to do. Paulina Gidda, who Move to this delightful, beautifully decorated, split-level recently became an RCMP home, large enough for the whole family and still have constable, was honored at space left over. Elegance mixed with home living, a ceremony at the style Squamish Sikh Temple family room is the gathering place, with a great wood Feb. 25. burning stove with glass doors. Words don't do it jus- She is the first Indo- tice. $279,000. Drive past 41953 Government Road in Canadian woman from Bmckendale and then give me a call. Squamish to graduate from the RCMP academy in CALLRONNIE MCCARTNEY TODAY! Regina. She is now posted in the Whalley and Guildford areas of Surrey. At the ceremony - attended by a large contin- gent of the Squamish Sikh community and by Mayor Corinne Lonsdale, who presented Gidda with a plaque of congratulations from the district - Gidda said it is nice to know the community is behind her and hopes that today's Indo-Canadian youth who are second-generation Ca know they also can do they want.

" Ind 0-Canadian females ly held back. My Mom and Dad onduty. opportunities in Canada. encouraged me to do what I want to Paulina Gidda do." said the wearing Gidda is a graduate of Howe of a turban Sound Secondary School and gradu- should not be an ated from the University of Toronto issue. "As long as with a criminology degree. Gidda's father, Autar Sin Open Daily 9:QO 0 6:OO 898,3813 1861 Mamquam Rd. [* speaking at the ceremony, - are proud to live in Canada and be a Canadians and garticipa te in all whatsoever." aspects of life while maintaining The turban is an their dignity and serving society. The issue of Sikhs being wear turbans while o members of the RCMP, forces and the Armed F ly resurfaced when two ex-RCMP Vancouver for officers and a Member of the World Sikh Parliament, all from Alberta, chal- 0 r g a n i z a t i 0 n lenged the ruling in a Supreme which has been Court appeal. The Supreme Court, lobbying the fed- however, in February rejected the eral government

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Honored By The Sikh Community - Paulina Gidda, right, sits with other women at a special ceremony at thBCounci1 Squamish Sikh Temple honoring her achievement. ktive NEWS

March 13,1996 6:00-9:00pm A R S MamquamRoom, )I€ TO MINIMIZE AIR COUNCIL Sea to Sky Hotel POULmON FROM YOUR WOODSTOVE: The Council is currently planning a two day festival to celebrate Burn only clean. Squamish’s rich and varied heritage, arts and cultures. Schedulec dry wood in your for June 30 and July 1, the festival will provide everyone an oppor. woodstove Never r burn green, wet, tunity to share their talents in visual and performance arts. The painted or treated weekend will end with a performance of the “Up with People” extrav- wood including aganza. plywood. 1 pressboard, What is required now is your participation and your ideas on how railway ties or this can truly be “Squamish’s arts and cultural festival”. We encour- utility poles O5FNever burn age you to attend this meeting, forward your ideas for activities, B household food, entertainment, marketing or promotion. The meeting will garbage in your woodstove or establish smaller task groups each with a specific area of responsi- oou fireplace1 bility and we are hoping that you would be willing to contribute some A message from the of your time and expertise to ensure the festival’s success. BRITISH COLUMBIA For further info, please contact Garth McCreedy, 892-9289. LUNG ASSOCIATION ----r.---- ..--._ 1 ---, . ~

Heritage Duty Free, Western Canada’s Largest Independent Duty Free Retailer, is proud to open it’s newest tax paid location in Whistler Town Plaza (opens end of March) we have the following positions available.

Applicants must be familiar Service Industry with major lines of background preferred. Liberal Leader Tours Riding Fragrances, -Skin Care and incial Liberal leader Gordon Campbell, above, and West Vancouver-Garibaidi possess the spirit to motivate Heritage’s C us to me r s . Successful candidate will be an frod ral candidate Ted Nebbeling were the guest speakers at a meeting of more than iquamish Rotary members and guests at the Sea to Sky Hotel Friday. Campbell responsible for the Daily iised a smaller government and budget cuts, while Nebbeling explained his phi- Operation and Personnel

phy on long-range planning. A/ Price photo Applicants must have ~ related activities. Minimum ; to con 3 uty, sail excel lent leadership ski I Is years retail Management ul to th~ and a sofid background in experience required. Ability to id tq Council ponders public’s Retail Management. work flexible shifts. g Sikh ! iews on airport development Heritage Whistler, offers an excellent starting Salary/Wagc mcf .onFnns said Bill Berg, a Brackendale resident and Commission program. Japanese speaking an asset. Please forward business owner who has vociferously resume, indicating the position of interest to: iamish council was left with a opposed airport development since c nd of paper and 3 1/2 hours worth council made public the proposed Pacific C Savage rbal comments to digest after a pub- Cascade deal about three years ago. :aring Thursday regarding proposed Other speakers in opposition cited 183-4344 Maim Street, Suite #971 idments to the Official Community noise and safety concerns - for residents Whistler, B.C. VON lB4 to do with the use of the municipal and wintering bald eagles - as potential rt. detriments to the way of life in )ut 40 people in the audience of 200 Brackendale. Some speakers said even .e Howe Sound Secondary School though a motion has been passed saying re got up to speak, many of them the district will not incur any net costs, than once. As well, council received the district could still pay up-front costs, elebrate our 2nd Anniversary than 100 written submissions. The which would be paid back by Pacific ;e of material prompted Mayor Cascade if and when the airline makes a thru the entire gnsnth of ]ne Lonsdale at 10:30 p.m. to sug- profit. Still others disputed claims that :hat the meeting be adjourned until the air service would greatly benefit ’hursday at 8 p.m. at Brennan Park tourism in Squamish and said the airport With any ON PREMISE piirchase re Centre to allow council to ponder is being designed to get skiers to Whistler you can enter our contest and win. imments made and letters received. faster. wever, most of the speakers did not ”Create a vision for Squamish, not Furry Creek & Country .- y from the theme that they did not Cascadia or Whistler,” said Squamish + Golf Club mm t regularly scheduled air service at resident Tom Bell. He said the challenge Brunch and Green Fees for Two airport. The proposed amendments is not to get more people into the Tickets for Two to Showboat! he Official Communitv Plan are tak- Squamish area - noting the highway + place as a result of c6uncil working between Vancouver and Whistler is a + $125 Fruit of the Vine Gift Certificate ard a deal with Seattle-based Pacific constant stream of vehicles - but to cap- ade to start regularly scheduled air ture more of the people that are already + Sweatshirts & many other great prizes! ce between Seattle and Squamish. here. ncil passed motions in December to The question of promised noise tests - ort regularly scheduled air service, which have not yet occurred - to allow New Wines, Ciders velop a plan relative to Pacific people to judge the impact of the aircraft and Coolers arriving daily! ade and sign a long-term lease and and their takeoff and landing patterns there be no net cost to the District of was also raised. Speakers in favor of the regularly You asked for it! Sparkling few speakers, mainly from the scheduled air service spoke of the bene- wines now available! amish business community and fits of jobs that would be created by the hding chamber of commerce direc- proposal and benefits to Squamish’s S, supported the Official Community fledgling tourism industry. Still a hit! Ice Wine

n- arnpndrntwtc:-.--.I-.-**.-*..”. Chamber of commerce president Ken ut the majority opposed the plan and Perry said the currently underutilized denounced council members, say- airport is limiting the growth of the ome of them had already made up tourism industry. minds on the issue before the Speakers will have another opportunity ired public hearing. to attempt to influence council’s pending unci1 does not believe in the WEor decision when the meeting reconvenes 1Q05AIndustrial Way, Squamish 892AQ+?O (8466) ective wisdom of the community,” Thursday. VISA 6r MASTERCARD i 6 R hlARCM 5, 1996 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF THE SQUA MlSH CHIEF is published every Tuesday by Whistler Printing & Publist Box 3500,387 I3 Second Avenue, Squamish BC VON Whistler triumph could be

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- - -- - shared in Sauamish-I re mi nblai uch as some people here in Squamish hate to admit it, not IM;ev( everything about our neighboring community of Whistler uled Mis bad. Quite a few people who live in Squamish work in >erio: Whistler, and more and more local businesses are finding ways to rrity take advantage of the steady flow, winter and summer, of people ?e rt going to Whistler. hou

So we congratulate Whistler Mayor Ted Nebbeling on his recent l exi lobbying for a long-term commitment from World Cup skiing offi- m. cials. Nebbeling returned from the World Ski Championships in !vera Spain with an agreement in principle for 10 years of World Cup en t races in Whistler, and the possibility of holding the world champi- ng re onships in our mountain resort next door. roof Though Nebbeling is obviously persuasive, he didn’t achieve his ned succcss alone. Owen Carney and Bill McNeney of Squamish have ieavj been heavily involved in World Cup racing for many years, and beir deserve no small measure of credit for Whistler’s success. poth In addition to gving the community of Whistler continued ms t intcrna tional exposure and prestige, this commitment also pro- ies o vides opportunities for Squamish. A great many Squamish resi- lis is dents volunteer for World Cup races, but there are business oppor- nten tunities as well. On World Cup weekends, Whistler is jammed to prei the point of overflow. Hotels are booked months ahead and restau- 3 let rants are packed to the gills. 2eled Hotels in Squamish, both current and proposed, could cash in on My not so Magic momeni nks the opportunity, as could many of our outdoor recreation compa- see him. I a qi nies. Every family includes a few non-skiers, who could be attract- T,’elt truly sorry for basketball he performs in his comeback. Back in Sechelt, I wrote a le on ed to Squamish in many different ways. fans who bought tickets to Exchpt in Vancouver, where the scathing column about big wolverent This is a golden opportunity for us to work together with our 1the Vancouver Grizzlies crowd was there, but there was sports stars not caring about neighbors for mutual benefit. Whistler’s gain could also be ours. game against the Los Angeles no Magic. He has an injured Lakers at GM Place last calf, which has caused him to their fans and, unlike my usu r affai Wednesday. Though there is miss several games. calm self, didn’t pull any ooper obviously a large, hard-core His last non-appearance in punches. Two days after the Fp r land Mother Nature will group which would shell out Vancouver took place in paper came out, Johnson ffice, a the necessary big bucks to see October 1991. The Lakers were Vancouver’s new team play to play an exhibition game anyone, many bought tickets against Seattle Sonics in the have the last word for this particular game at the Pacific Coliseum, and with no ust when we thought spring had sprung, Mother Nature let us last minute, hoping to see bas- NBA team in sight for know who is really in charge. After being lulled into compla- ketball legend Magc Johnson. cency by wirni, sunny days, a snow storm struck Sunday with Johnson recently returned to ci \‘t‘ngt‘ance,catching many people by surprise. the game after more than four J years of retirement. He has But tor tlw rest of us, there was no surprise at all. Weather fore- casters had im-iwd for several days of possible snow flurries in the added quite a bit of weight and I.owt‘r h/l,>iriiand.And when there is a snow warning in the Lower lost a few steps from his game As I See It Mair~land,you have to know it’s going to be a reality here. At this of a few years ago, but has kept time of yur, Squamish is always a few degrees colder than it is a feel for the ball with his own CWI~ a few miles south. While ornamental trees are blooming in dream team touring the world By AI Price North Vancouver, our reluctant bulbs which poked their heads up playing national squads and during the sunny days are begging for electric blankets at night. club teams from Europe to And our fanious winds can come up at any time, creating the win- Asia. I ter wonderland we ali woke up to Monday morning. Wednesday was the second Vancouver at the time, I knew Feeling somewhat lower th For many longtime residents, it was also no surprise a couple of time Johnson was a no-show this would be my only oppor- a snake’s belly in a wagon r climbers ended up in trouble Sunday on the Grand Wall of the for a game in Vancouver, and tunity. I forked over more than had to stew in my own juiceshief, as I Stawarnus Chief. The pair of experienced climbers left Saturday for therein lies one of the most $60 for tickets for Cathie and for five days before I could ar, coui embarrassing moments of my me, and away we went from publish a column of apo1ogy.f hold . an overnight expedition up the resident granite monolith. 1 Something went wrong and a search was initiated, but by that time journalistic career. our home in Sechelt at the time. was impossible to say how t tie weather had turned nasty. While Larry Bird used heav- badly I felt, but I tried. And It is a gwen that climbers will climb, challenging both themselves enly radar to score from every- stew felt a bit better a few days la and the elements. And the best laid plans of mice and men ... where on the court, even when I had to in when a friend from Sechelt What we all have to remember, climbers and gardeners alike, is he was falling over, and my own juices he’d gone through the Sam that Mother Nature will always have the last word. Kareem Abdul Jabbar scored at range of feelings, having t will with his skyhook, Magic for five days his son to the game only t Johnson was simply the best. before I could their hero absent. And th THE SOUAMISM CHIEF He ran the ball, passed with a depth of guiit for their a laser precision, scored when publish column when they finally heard Publisher and Group Ad Representatives Accountant necessary, lifted his whole team of apology. reason. Publisher Linda Garner Ken Key 1 L>‘;IIIIIC‘ hc VL1n l-I a t t LYII Dianne Hathaway Administrative Assistant to win when necessary and I resisted the temptation to Kathy Morrison made everyone around him buy tickets for Wednesdays rf the Product io n Manag e r Lyle Stachoski Circulation Manager play better. Just ask the It was only when the teams game when Johnson first Henry Lacroix Grizzlies’ Byron Scott, who were warming up on the court, announced his return from Repbr lers Graphic Design Circ uI at ion played in the back court with looking like large ants from our retirement. Not only have the Ron Ems Michelle Matthews Jill Smith Dn~7id Donald son Kama Woods Receptionist Johnson. vantage point high in the nose- prices gone up, but I just knel Rustilla Swann But more than anything, what bleed section, that the announc- that no matter where I sat, lifted Johnson a full notch er said Johnson would not be everyone in the whole stad.i The S uamish Chief is published weekly b Whistler Printin & Publishing playing. He hadn’t even shown including His Magicness, [I 984 Co. Ltd. President: Robert W. DoulY Vice-president: eith Bennett above the rest, was his love of w the game. No matter what was up to sit on the bench. would have known what I s happening on the court, Needless to say, I was years ago. It would have bee Johnson always had that amaz- crushed, and not just a bit tough to concentrate on the ing, child-like grin, splitting his angry. It was partly the money, game with “weenie” spelled face from ear to ear. He always but I also felt ripped off by a out in scarlet letters on my Published Tuesdays. Telephone: [604] 892-9161, Fax: [604]892-8483 e-mail: mountain-inter.net. Yearly subscriptions: Home deliver S uamish looked as if he couldn’t believe big star who couldn’t even forehead. We have tickets for $35; Canadian mail delivery $60; U.S. [second class] &‘b %dn; his good fortune to be paid for’ bother to show up for an exhi- Grizzlies game later this mo overseas $1 15 Cdn. * doing something he loved. bition game, knowing full well against another team, and Re roduction of an material contained in this publication is expressly And that grin hasn’t gone he was the star attraction and hopefully by then the letters krbidden withouY the prior consent of rhe publisher. Canada Post away, which is what is attract- this particular game would be will have faded, both inside publication mail sales product a reement No. 251 828. Box 3500.381 13 Second Avenue, 8auamish, B.C. VON 3G0 ing record crowds everywhere Vancouver fans‘ only chance to and out. Funeral and Memorid Services ritannia deserwes better. A Full Service Funeral Home providing bypass several of our local business- I traditional, caring funeral services AifoK seized control of our volunteer fire Ine would have thought that with department by replacing our elected es and end up being another Lions for many years.

1 coming of the court-ordered chief with someone more to their Bay fiasco, the Prince George which eivzrship of Britannia Beach, life liking. was allowed to dock and remain 38121 2nd Ave., ’e might have returned to some Order of Canada medalist George here in trespass and which has since Squamish 24 hrs. 892-3683 nblance of common sense. McLaren was ordered to resign suspiciouslv burned, leaving anoth- wever, such is not our lot. . based on Coopers and Lydrand’s er Ggly eyisore ani potentral envi- Jed by one man locally and his authority as de-facto landlord of the ronmental mess to clean up. The lat- ierior from Vancouver, our com- fire hall building. Also asked to est assault comes from a company

nity is still forced to endure the resign was assistant chief Glen I J ze relative decay of the town’s Hasty who, along with George, had which has -been approved by the would li&eto thank aN the docfors,tiiirses G some 13 years of experience. George Ministry of Environment’s waste houses and infrastructure which kitchen stn at Sqzmmisb Genera/ Hospikdfiv existed since the mine shut has been awarded the Order of management branch to bring truck- ff vn. Canada medal for conspicuous loads of toxic soil through our com- the wonderful care they prouided. vera1 roofs are still leaking, and bravery in clearing away a large munity to be processed up the Thank you to all ourfriends & ~ie~yl~bol,t:sjbr 2n they finally get around to leaking propane cylinder from peo- mountain at the old town site with- tbe beazdijkl cards,j7oiuer.s G siipport, K~P. ig repaired, the work isn’t done ple stranded during the flood which out any prior consultation with the Chire Bo wers, Sqzumisb United C’hrch C; roofers but by men who are occurred a few years ago. community. Would any of these ned in the use and maintenance Also most upsetting was the uni- things be allowed in Squamish, George McKenzie of Sqzimn ish Funem/ Ch@d. eavy machinery. Street lights are lateral decision to tear down our old Pemberton or any other B.C. munic- Yozc all mude our loss a littler msiw to /imr being replaced, and grading of hospital building without any prior ipality? pothole-riddled access road only consultation with the community. It It’s time all parties who have a Tbmk you, stake in or responsibility for any ns to get done when the sun is the community’s decision Elsie Pullen G The Pcll~n& Ethiei-.firmi/ie,v. ies out. whether to preserve or tear down aspect of Britannia Beach got togeth- is is all pretty much on par with components of its history. Many er at least in the realization that peo- ntenance as it was performed by babies were born and people treated ple and communities come first. , ,) ,.,!, I-:: . ;. .1.. , Britannia Beach desperately needs .’ .. , I in that building before it ended up ,I previous speculator landlords, F I let the place rot while they in its current condition. A past com- the help of government and the :eled and dealcd, carving off munity association president finally partnership of respectable develop- [-‘G EM JEWELLERS nks of the original holding to asked them to stop. ment to free us from the environ- ..I L a quick profit. Britannia seems to be fair game for mental stigma which we have :.’ PRESENTS wrongly inhverited from the real cul- rote a e only difference now is that our every entrepreneur who seemingly prits who were allowed to sneak - ut big sent master has seen fit to has free reign to test our will, DESIGNJJf?(^I:DoLm E ab& wolve himself more thoroughly in whether it is logging trucks that away, Anaconda Mines. LJ r affairs. want to rumble up our narrow Britannia deserves*- better, and.. all 1 my usu DAY$ oopers and Lybrand are not only streets which our kids use as there parties should work toward achicv- I any in&municipal status for this old her- UNTIL MARCH 16 fterthe Fr landlords, they also-- run the post are no sidewalks, helicopters that son pice, approve or disapprove any sometimes fly directly over the it&e site which B.C. just doesn’t tiring bgrades we voluntarily make to town in clear violation of the law, seem to give a damn about. rental houses, act as security, Ministry of Transportation and Mike Mason 1 positiv President OLD ich is rove or disapprove any changes Highways officials who have d like to make to OUT street planned a major widening of the Britannia Beach Community IS. so Association WHETHER OLD OR WORN THIN es, and now recently have highway even though this would YOUR GOLD HAS Final reading needs a full council VALUE

Pacific proposal was an Certainly this issue is no again represented. 1 DURING GEM JEWELLERS am writing regarding ”extremely important” less important now and, in Patricia Heintzman stat- DESIGNING DOLLAR DAY$ ed in her Feb. 27 column WE WILL EXCHANGE THE g Fellowes’ recent res- issue and believed third fact, has become far more VALUE OF YOUR OLD GOLD ation from her position reading should not pro- complex since last June. I that “Council’s wander- TOWARDS ANY OF OUR ish council. ceed until there was a full would therefore expect ings could provide the i CONTEMPOFMRY Lonsdale to stand by her thesis of a dissertation.” e question of whether council present. Lonsdale JEWELLERY DESIGNS I. . not to fill the vacant stated in the June 13, 1995 statements and, should Let’s hope council, t on council should edition of The Squamish council choose not to hold through its wanderings, be answered. As was Chief: “It‘s an issue that a byelection, delay fo’urth stumbles upon that elu- d in the Feb. 27 edi- should, in my opinion, and final reading of this sive road back to integrity. The Squamish continue to be dealt with issue until November, Trudy McKay

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OPINIONMLETTERS Canada’s finest really ar Editor, said yes, you need a new phone sys In response to the letter written by one and the public still cannot get a h IT WON’T P.W. Hance, I have the following to say: anyone. That’s $50,000 the district You are so quick to criticize the RCMP have invested in the community’s se for not babysitting merchants’ business- ty and safety. And. do not forget es, yet have you taken the time to spend their new glass doors. They sure a an evening with the officers running back were a necessity. I(ILL.YOU and forth from waste-of-time calls that The RCMP office is a mass of boxe have to be documented on paper, taking file cabinets, they are short staffed, up a couple of hours that cannot be put in many extra long hours and spared? The RCMP officers have no off to put up with people like y choice but to attend all calls, and unfortu- and your useless whining. I think nately this means while they are attend- you make judgments you sh ing to a noise disturbance in Brackendale, yourself in their shoes. Maybe the thieves can make their move in the should become an auxiliary officer, downtown core. matron, see what it is really like. It is You complain that the RCMP cannot row minded, selfish and ungrateful prevent or solve any of the cases. You are ple such as yourself who are the fir Speeding along Highway 99 is no way to begin a ski trip. so very wrong. They know who is doing call over a petty issue and deman the break-ins, the whole damn town immediate resolution. Because you could endlit. Crashes caused by speeding knows who is behind it, but there is the I have the greatest respect for the injure or kill thousands of people every year in B.C. That‘s little guarantee that is backed by the Canadian Mounted Police an why over the next few months, police will increase Canadian Charter of Rights and that is their strength in their job. I support “one is innocent until proven guilty in a 100 per cent. They’re damned if th speeding enforcement on Highway 99. court of law.’’ and damned if they don‘t, but if So please take your time. Slow Road And do not forget about- the Crown people would get involved and help down. Because speed is killing us. Sense prosecution, whose job is to see that the haps some community interaction And Your Local Police criminals end up behind bars. Why are support would make every shift a they not pushing for harder charges and bit easier and the officers would fe longer jail times? least a small sense of appreciation. And what about Judge Walker’s posi- Again, I would like to say a tion in the system? Why are repeat thank you to Canada’s finest, offenders still receiving community them know that there are a few of u hours? The laws do give him the right to sleep better at night knowing Did you know that more than 65 percent of the put these people away, but he chooses to doing your best-to uphold your patient visits to B.C.3 Children’s Hospital are let them walk. serve and protect. I would also from children who live outside the city If the business community would take a remind P.W. Hance that! the RC little responsibility upon themselves and looking for volunteers to partici install some sort of security devices to act communitv patrol. Another effo as a deterrent or perhaps even just stall RCMP to I;Gvent crim the thieves, it would help the RCMP gain some time and catch the guys in the act. Almost every family has a video camera. Would it not be easy to place this in a Downtown /oca secure and hidden area, catching the theft in progress? They would then have some hard-core evidence to use in the court. When people open a business they have Editor, to accept some responsibility for their We have the highest ICBC rates in possessions, and in the long run an alarm thanks to the Whistler 580 on H would benefit them, especially if their It‘s not bad enough with all the W f business has been hit more than once. sewage coming to Squamish in the And you can always question the everything runs downhill. Now District of Squamish and what its priori- want the airport to bring in the bus ties are when it comes to the protection Squamish will not gain anything u and security of the community. .Council the airport is on the chemical plant members sure saw the need to install a erty. $40,000 phone system in their office (after spending $10,000 on a consultant who

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Val leycliffe El em entary School Grade 4 student Lorne Dawson, right, explains his science fair project, Volcanoes, at the district science fair at Brackendale Secondary School Saturday. A complete list of winners will be published in next week's Chief. David Donaldson photo

ipport Dut1-. if thif . eighbors support pub proposal .d help, - raction Ron Enns proponent - was held to allow the way to allow everyone who wished District of Squamish council to to vote to make their views known uamish voters in a neighbor- gauge community support. As part democratically. d pub referendum held Saturday of the process to receive a liquor There will now be a public hearing e resoundingly shown their sup- licence, the local council must deter- as part of the requirements for mine public opinion -which can be rezoning the land from Commercial- 448 ballots cast, 66 per cent done through a public hearing or a 3 tourist-commercial - a zone in ed in favor of the neighborhood referendum - in making a recom- which motels, hotels, hostels and and 34 per cent against. People mendation to the Liquor Control drive-in restaurants are allowed - years of age and over who live Board. The district followed the City to Commercial-6 neighborhood pub. thin 1.6 kilometres of the proof Vancouver guidelines for the ref- Tornes said if all the approvals are pub -to be located just north erendum. Council will likely make a made, he hopes to begin construc- the bus depot on Government recommendation on the issue at its tion by the end of this year with an - were eligible to vote. It is April 16 meeting, allowing for a 30- opening date for the pub in late yet known how many eligible day appeal period, said district clerk spring 1997. Preliminary approval s there were, however, it is esti- Joe Barry. for a liquor licence was granted by there are about 1,200 house- Pub proponent Eivind Tornes said the Liquor Control Board in October 364 PEMBERTONAVE, ' Ids within the 1.6-kilometre he was pleased council chose to con- 1995. The proposed pub will cost atiOrdius. duct a referendum to determine the $1.1 million. Tornes said he is look- he referendum - conducted by degree of community support. He ing for local partners to invest in the irkTrend at the expense of the pub said he felt a referendum was a good pub. .. 75 ,..... _.. *.",,<",>,A*.Auwd,d",,.. ... &,....<.- ,...... -,-._,. "*...A. ~ ...... -...... kes in r , '- Save up to in the Winter Celebrations catalogue

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NEWS COMMERCIAL CONTRACTORS 1 - Sewing the Sea to Sky Corridsr- Jabowntown aimort r>roDosaI Fire alarm systems Computer signal circuits Service to all building 0 Transmitter Construction 'I'hc kiss of wiring systems & Maintenance vestigft L, receives further study held in Squamish Feb. 27. B.C. Rail owns -/DEATH. the site leased by CXY Chemicals. ELECTRIC Squamish, B.C. I CXY Chemicals spokeswoman Jane LTD. itown business core are being touted Fleming at a public hearing regarding the 892-5582 I 'supporters of a proposed airport on the Brackendale airport Thursday said CXY rer sav$erfront in downtown Squamish. Chemicals' lease on the downtown site nd ende proposal for a downtown airport - expires in 60 years. "The CanadianOxy site I 10 p.pated on the site of the decommissioned is not available for airport purposes." n Ade!%h her. (CanadianOxy) Chemicals plants on Gordon, responding to Fleming's com- d- ! \vest side of Mamquam Blind Channel ments, said CXY Chemicals has sharehold- the head of Howe Sound - comes at a ers to please and that when a presentation ;savape when Squamish council is moving about the downtown airport is made to

1. Thisyard obtaining certification for the cur- the company "their shareholders will be zas beit municipal airport in Brackendale. pleased by the bottom-line news." rtification and the necessary upgrades Joe Miotto, a director of Stonefield s illepbtain certification would allow council Develop m en t C o 17 su 1t a n t s , which ha s e* rance give permission to Seattle-based Pacific been hired by Comniuniiy Futures to do rsing tk-nde to begin regularly scheduled scr- the initial work on thc dokitown airport >erati.e between Seattle and Squamish. proposal, said a downtown airport would crirni ncil and Pacific Cascade have been force people to pass through the business b;cussing the possibility of such service area and would provide a greater potential in, &@bout the last tluee years. for increased spending. Squamish resi- c, polimxn the proposal was first made public dents and council members, during the me diAfjnitid meetings between the council approval process for the B.C. Rail shop- urn aG Pacific Cascade were held behind ping centre at the entrance downtown, )sed doors - many Brackendale resi- expressed hope the development would nts were, and continue to be, upset with bring more people into the downtown I RCh&pmspect of regularly scheduled airlme area and strengthen the downtown core. st. Frmice disturbing their neighborhood. In Miotto said a downtown airport would for Io& the person who takes claim for the anchor the downtown and be part of a police2a of locating an airport on the CXY centralized approach to community rried $emicals site is Thor Froslev, the growth, bringmg Squamish back to the lackendale Art Gallery curator who is roots of the community. Squamish, once inently opposed to increased usage of known as Newport, was originally acces- xisting airport. Froslev approached sible only by water. Tatham of Earthworks Squamish council last week did hold a 2 deveniG munications in the spring of 1995 public hearing to ileal with Official :t as ifkh his idea, which eventually came to be Community Plan amendments regarding nsidered by the Community Futures the use of the existing airport in pyuration of Howe Sound. Brackendale, but it is not too late for the peter Gordon, a member of a downtown airport to be considered as an mmunity Futures sub-committee struck alternative, Gordon said. study the feasibility of a downtown air- "We'll still carry on with our exarnina- at, said some of the response for a tion. We can't be hurried." !pho'R7ntown airport came from the concerns Coun. Don Ross, who has been opposed Hrackendaie residents and some from to any further development of the airport Id YW' feeling that the Brackendale airport in Brackendale said the downtown airport pposal upgrade restricts the economic proposal looks like an imaginative idea Itential for Sauamisii. Gordon credits which would benefit the downtown area. "I think that's the kind of thing Community Futures should be doing - looking at new ventures." Ross said council should endorse the further investigation of the downtown airport proposal. He added that paving over and sealing the mercury-contaminated site and using it as an airport would make greater economic sense than spending the

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noniir it t Io n s forms. Court1c-- ameals Reed decisio I1 By Ron Enns days to appeal the deci- “If in the review of the that is the remedy we sion. transcript I come to the now seeking.” The Crown is seeking a When an accused person conclusion that in fact Notice was r conviction in the B.C. is acquitted by a jury the something wasn’t proven served on Reed th Court of Appeal after a best Crown can hope for or something could not be appeal has been la B.C. Supreme Court jus- in an appeal is always a proven in a way that the Pennie McNutt, tice acquitted a Coquitlam new trial. However, when Court of Appeal could not of Devon Hedin - man who was charged an acquittal is from a trial substitute a conviction, died in the crash a with three counts of dan- judge alone - as it was in then of course we will withDaleEthiera gerous driving causing the Reed case - depend- seek a new trial. Wulff - said s death. Three Squamish ing on the findings of facts “But the way I under- excited about th A LIFETIMEOF QUALITY youths were killed in the and how they were made, stand the case and the way which she had aske Carousel Cellular Blinds head-on accident that and how determinative I read the reasons for judg- letters written to Offerends March 30196 50% OFF occurred on Hw-y. 99 in the they are of the issue in the ment, it seems that if the Attorney Gener Cheakamus canyon in case, the Crown may seek judge made an error in the the Prime Minister. September 1994. entry of conviction on the nature that we believe he A date has not yet Ryan Reed was found appeal, which is what did, then it may well be set for the appeal linds and Draperies for over 10 years *nnt --- miltv bv lustice Peter Crown has done, said there is no need for a new heard. o--:--’-’ ’ ll Fraser in a trial that ended Crown counsel Alexander trial. That is a discretion of I‘ Behind Highlands Mall, Squamish Feb. 9. The Crown had 30 Budlovsky. the Court of Appeal. But Tanne, I convictt 1 is 1 It’s your British Columbia Ford and Mercurj Dealers Continued from Pup k HOM ful day helped bolstt Crown’s case for her beyond reasonable dc Gofenko was dea issio the time emergency comr sonnel arrived at Tan Id’s dt home. “We found hi hool

the bedroom, on the ‘ Latus testified ambulance i knt its dant Justin Law. The Fomm medic told the jury s iurtiee a1 attempts were ma 5t and resuscitate Gofenko, rids ai

was too late. e as 7 Const. Rae Groff c el cos Squamish RCMP, - auxiliary constable Jc Zander, the first of on the scene, notice1 phone was ripped 01 wall in the residencc the bedroom was in ray. Tanner was p under arrest with resistance. Dr. Stein told the Gofenko had two existing conditions v made his neck fragilc his bones weaker normal. Kathleen St a social worker, tes that Tanner told hl Gof enko’ s handicap. Tanner and Go! took a taxi to the 1 store at about 1 p.m bought a 24-pack of and a bottle of vodl the day in question pair went to the u ployment insurance 1 - in mid-afternoon, a government worker the court Tanner angry and hit Gof twice with her p STAl Peter Dhaliwal, a ten; Tanner’s house, hear - pair quarreling loud early evening, betwc p.m. and 6 p.m. A neighbor tes Tanner called her an P or two later and she 1 Gofenko telling Tanr BRITISH COLUMEIA get off the phone 7j d FORD 6s. MERCURY DEALERS ml annoyed voice. Nickel, another neig *5.9”, Cinancicg on a!l new 1996 and prior Windstar, Escort and new selected 1996 and prior F-Series (Re ular Cab, Non-Diesel) for up to a maximum of 48 months on told the jury Tanner approved credit. Down pa ment may be required. E.g. $20,000 financed at 5.9% Annual Percentage Rate Bor 48 months, monthly payment is $468.78, cost of borrowing to her house just b is $2501.4~an total to be repaid is $22, 591.44. Licence, tax and insurance extra. Limited time offer. Dealers may sell for less. See dealer for details. x 7:30 p.m. to make an call. Tanner’s phone I581 PEMBERTON NE., SQUAMISH, 5.C. rippedtime. Within off the 30wall mir b1 1-800-668-6 399 (DL SSSQ) @3 892-3673 Gofenko’s dead bod) @ found on his bed. czll NEWS School district opposes amalgamation associated with ferry travel. making the "old ways" redun- 1995-96 operating budget for the Wilson said amalgamation of Board chairman Don Wilson dant in every aspect of daily life. Howe Sound district is about boards, while designed to save ted savings by amal- said he has met with all adjacent N In my own position as presi- $30 million. However, the money in the long-term, may the Howe Sound districts. He said amalgamating dent of our local, I have no diffi- amount of funding per studelit initially cost the province nwre ct with the Sunshine with the Lillooet district is not culty communicating with other would be slightly higher if the because of buy-out clauses in d Powell River school feasible, again because of travel, presidents around the province district was to stand alone, the contracts of senior adminis- ts could be nullified by and added that the interests of or with our centralized head- Courtice projected. trators who may lose jobs. He transportation costs the West Vancouver district - quarters in Vancouver." British Columbia is following a said if the amalgamation of the trustees and adminis- which the province has said Miller said when school dis- national trend in which other Howe Sound, Sunshine Coast should amalgamate with the tricts were directed by the provinces (with the exception of and Powell River school dis- e Sound school district North Vancouver district - are Education Ministry in 1993-94 to Saskatchewan) are planning to tricts occurred, the district office executive officer Doug in the "big city." reduce administrative costs, or have already reduced the in all likelihood would bc said even former If the provincial steering com- they simply transferred these number of school districts (New moved to Sechelt. mittee does not agree to recom- costs in the budget to other Brunswick has actually abol- Squaniish trustee Constance u, who announced mend that the Howe Sound dis- areas including classrooms and ished all school boards and Rulka said she hates to see yeo- er the provincewide trict stand alone - the final actually increased administra- replaced them with parent advi- ple playing politics with the on plan to reduce decision will be made by new tion. Most recently, another dis- sory councils). education of children. of school districts Education Minister Paul trict principal has been hired by British Columbia is expecting a "Our community serves our 75 to 37, said savings from Ramsey - the default position the board. reduction in transfer payments children and we want input mation in this region is that the district will amalga- "This yoke of burgeoning from the federal government to right where our children are." n up by transporta- mate with the Sunshine Coast bureaucracy is rubbing sorely British Columbia amounting to There are fears there w ou Id ts, especially when ferry and Powell River districts. on the shoulders of teachers, as $450 million. less opportunity to interact with is taken into considera- The Howe Sound Teachers' they try to manage ever increas- The amalgamation plan has the trustees serving a much larg- Association, however, does not ing class sizes containing com- delayed the annual budget er and geographically fragment- ound school board agree with the board that the prehensively difficult mixes." process school boards must ed area. e services of Gib school district should stand Miller has prepared a written undertake. Lind said the Miller, however, said very few alone and favors the Ministry of submission which he will be announcement by the province parents ever do contact schooI Education's suggestion that the presenting to the provincial about how much money dis- board trustees. He said local Howe Sound, Sunshine Coast steering committee. tricts will receive has been put autonomy between students, and Powell River districts be In either scenario, less funding off until the process is complet- teachers and parents would be o stand alone as amalgamated to save money. to school districts will be avail- ed to see how much money preserved and even strcngth- 001 district, maintaining Teachers' association president able. If the three districts amal- boards will voluntarily cough ened because central adminis- The board will Alex Miller said the overriding gamate, it is projected that fund- up as part of the quest to deliver tration would be furthcr t its proposal to the steer- concern of teachers is to ensure ing for the new amalgamated services better and more cost- rem o v e d . that education dollars go to district will be reduced by $2.17 effectively. Board decisions have He said there would be still meeting the needs in the class- million. If the Howe Sound dis- also been set back by a delay in ample opportunity to contact room and not to excessive trict stands alone, it is assumed the setting of a provincial bud- the board, but that pcoyic administration. He said rapid there will be a reduction of get due to the election of new "would be more incliricd to dea1 changes in communication and about one third of the total, or NDP leader and Premier Glen with the school than run down information technology are $750,000, Courtice said. The Clark. to the centralized authority."

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I I Performing and visual arts featured I I1 at official theatre opening Thursday ‘PatriciaI Heintanan and performing arts at the school and in venue for public meetings, seminars and the school’s jazz and concert bands take the community. lectures. to the stage for a 45-minute concert, fol- 1 full menu of activities has been The official opening was supposed to “The opening of Howe Sound lowed by a second performance by HSSS inned in celebration of the official mark the opening of the new facility at Secondary’s theatre is an example of drama students at 8:30 pni. The ening of the new community theatre at HSSS in its entirety but construction what’s possible when this community evening’s events wrap up with a Howe )we Sound Secondary School March 7. delays prevented those plans from being works together,” said Wilson. Sound Players Production from 9-10 p.m. irit of Celebration Week March 4-8 fulfilled. The new wing should be com- During the March 7 celebration, the There will also be a box in the theatre in incides with Education Week and will pleted by the fall, says superintendent large and spacious atrium will be the which visitors can enter their submition ;blight all aspects of the fine, visual Doug Courtice. venue for musical performances begin- in a contest to name the new facility. The event-filled week culminates in the ning at 6 p.m. The program includes var- opening ceremony and dedication at 7 ious choral, drama and dance perfor- p.m. in the theatre. Several local digni- mances. Students will also host tours of taries including Mayor Corinne the new facility at 20-minute intervals. Lonsdale, Courtice, a representative from And visual arts and applied slulls dis- the Ministry of Education, school board plays by both students and local artisans chair Don Wilson, HSSS principal will grace the walls of the atrium, pro- Margaret Pallot, president of the Howe viding visitors will a sampling of the Sound Arts Council Garth McCreedy, enormous local talent. and Grade 12 student and leadership The Squamish Nation will play an inte- council representative Nadia Sorban will gral role in the celebration. Master carver speak at the ribbon cutting ceremony. Rick Harry, a graduate of HSSS, is the cre- “We wanted to put together an exciting ative guide for a group of dedicated and fun opening with something for the carvers who are creating two six-metre whole family,” Pallot said in a press welcome figures and a two-headed ser- release. ”All of Squamish is invited to pent, all carved from a 107-year-old join US.” cedar, which will decorate and welcome The new theatre is an integral part of visitors to the entrance of the building. the new school facility. With a seating Although the figures might not be coin- capacity of 180, and the latest sound and plete for the official opening, the carvers lighting equipment, the school district will be hard at work during the evening. and the District of Squamish expect the First Nations dancers and drummers, new theatre to fill a community need, as young and old, will also put on a perfor- well as provide students with an excel- mance in the atrium about their legends lent learning opportunity. Performing and traditions. arts groups from the Squamish commu- To kick off the events in the theatre, nity will use the new theatre to host HSSS drama students present Cinderella welcome Figures - A dedicated group Wore Combats Boots, a comedy targeted en -The atrium will be the plays, choral performances and lectures. of Squamish Nation carvers is working Spaces €or kids and adults alike at 6 p.m. The ue for musical performances at the Two Howe Sound Players productions on two welcome figures and a two-head- HSSS choir follows at 6:30 p.m. and will ming of the new community theatre at have been showcased at the theatre since ed serpent which will decorate the foyer sing the national anthem to launch the we Sound Secondary School it was completed, and drama classes at of the new community theatre. Patricia the school have taken advantage of the official ceremony which starts at 7 p.m dnesday night starting at 6 p.m. Heintzman photos educational facility. It also provides a On the heels of the opening ceremony, Cap College Singers a special treat e Howe Sound Performing Arts Association is Mahler’s Eighth Symphony with the Vancouver ging the award-winning Capilano College Singers Symphony Orchestra and Vancouver Bach Choir, and quamish for a special concert in the new theatre at the national finals in the prestigous CBC Radio Choral ve Sound Secondary School Friday, March 8 at 8 Competition in 1992 and 1994. . Among the singers in the choir this yeas is first- This spring the choir will travel to Quebec to perform * member Laura Dorosh, daughter of Alison and Ed at the Association of Canadian Choral Conductors Dsh of Squamish, who will be singing a solo during national convention, and to Nelson, B.C. as the show- performance in her home town. case choir at the Nelson Arts Festival. The ensemble also e choir is directed by Lars Kaario, a prominent fig- undertakes an annual tour to smaller communities in 3n the Vancouver music scene, who has directed the B.C., giving concerts and workshops to community and igon Singers, the Vancouver Cantata Singers and the school groups. tier Vancouver Operatic Society. He has performed y leading roles in opera and musical theatre and Tickets for the Capilano College zars regularly in recitals and concerts. Singers are available at Mostly Books, 1st Of the singers in the choir are voice majors in the Highlands Video and the Squamish chelor of music transfer program at Capilano College. Re choir has alwavs performed a busy concert sched- Public Library for $9 for adults and $7 1 [e with highlighis hluding the performance Capisam College Singers E - of for seniors and students. !

hfARC11-I 5, 1996 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF 1 ! I 1 1 WORDufiMOUTH Computers can never be a

Providing Assessment & Therapy in your home to adults & children. replacement for human experienct Ariiculation, langua e, learning or itting here in my all too familiar position in front ble of actually thinking, while others are reaffirming developmental disa ilities, of my computer, realize that I missed -just a lit- their belief that the soulful capacity of the human wi a hasia, head injurg voice I Bisorders, stuttering & neurological Stle bit, mind you - pounding the keys and con- not yield to the number-crunching capability of the or hearing impairments. structing sentences for the last three months. I actually computer. I will not attempt to delve into the discus- Karen L M8yner S-LP(C~ Call for appoigtment did not think that would happen, that my 12-week sion about what intelligence really is and whether GI * Registered Speech-Language Pattrologist 892-4450 parental leave allowing me the opportunity to be a full- not chess is a game of cerebral reasoning and creativ time Mr. Mom would be without a longing to interact (a human’s strength) or a test of the ability to make - if that is actually possible - with a machine. My all- brute-force calculations (a computer’s strength). The day interaction was with our daughter (and of course, chess series proved that humans are capable of devel St. Joseph’s our dogs), going for daily walks, taking her swimming oping a computer which is an expert at manoeuvrinl (the dogs, however, were not allowed in the pool), tak-

... ing in various cultural events and doing the cooking p ... .. I-JIjy-J>:.:..:.,; SL.. w.,_. .::.; ...... ,.. and cleaning and taking some time out to read while Sally napped. It was fantastic. But I must admit that it does also feel comfortable to be back in my office chair, Monday, March I Ith newspapers and notes spread across my desk as I get back to my vocation of disseminating and processing Game 15 information. - I am one of those journalists who did not have the opportunity to experience newspaper production with- Brennan Leisure centre out the aid of powerful computers. But neither was I Doors open at 5:OO porn. one of the generation that grew up with computers. The debate over the merits of the use electronic calcula- around a chess board - but do not forget, the compu tors by students was still raging when I was in high er was programmed by other humans. Regular Games at 7: I5 p.m. school. So I fall somewhere in between the high- The computer can never be a replacement for humai technophobic era and the high-tech is the one and only experience. People holed up in dark rooms in hont of way generation. Our household is one of the diminish- their monitors experiencing the virtual reality of any ing number that has yet to succumb to placing a per- number of activities cannot be fully satisfied unless ’ sonal computer in it. Sure, it would be convenient for they actually get out of the house and experience the writing letters and organizing recipes, budgets and the joy and really doing something instead of virtually slide collection, but without the discipline that keeps doing something. Likewise for news groups or on-lini, our television relegated to spare room and (until it chat groups on the Internet. t I broke down a few weeks ago) off except for the occa- Get out and experience some face-to-face, in-person j sional Sesame Street episode or to view a rented movie, interaction. I the home life could begin to revolve around the home The Washington Post, in its eclectic list of Millennia1 We specialize in computer and the Internet. Scoff if you like, but look Milestones published at the New Year, included the how television how affected home life. category of the greatest irony of the millennium: ”The Muff Iers, ‘Brakes & Tires. As part of the recent hubbub about IBM’s Deep Blue rehabilitation of intuition, faith and emotion as power computer - which defeated reigning world chess of equal or greater import than reason, which had rise We stock a large inventory of parts champion Carry Kasparov in Game 1 of a six-game to a supreme position over the latter half of the miller series that Kasparov went on to win - some people nium.” Let us experience another renaissance before and tires for domestic and most are now more than ever convinced computers are capa- computers consume our minds and souls. 1 import vans, trucks and cars. I When you need it we‘ll have it! Residents support Christmas Seal campaign 1 Showing support for the fight Christmas Seals to almost every to carry on its important work.” I against lung disease, Squamish and home in B.C. A voluntary health agency wil Whistler-area residents raised $9,308 ”We are grateful for the generosity nearly 138,000 supporters provin during the 1995 Christmas Seal of Squamish and Whistler-area resi- wide, the B.C. Lung Associat Nationwide guarantee Campaign, said the British dents and everyone else who donat- funds medical research, informat Columbia Lung Association’s local ed to help fight lung diseases such programs on air quality and hea director, Muff Hackett. as asthma, lung cancer and emphy- education stressing patient inde GAHI,AA/D! The community contributed to the sema. We may be a little short of our dence. A major focus for the asso $1.57 million raised provincewide provincial goal, but we recognize tion is the B.C. Asthma Cent through Jan. 31. The Lung these are difficult times,” said which provides information a 7/ME CEMfr4ES Association’s campaign, which had Hackett. ”Overall, campaign dollars coordinates research to help m Squomish Whistler Pemberton a goal of $1.6 million, began in mid- have increased two per cent over than 100,000 adults and children 892-3 1 3 1 932=1234 894168 12 October, delivering brightly colored 1994, allowing the Lung Association the province who have asthma.

THURSDAY KQ SATURDAY, Mar 7th - 9th Hike For Hunger About 200 Boys Scouts and Girl Guides hiked along the Squamish River dike to the Easter Seal‘Camp Feb. 25 di ing BademPowell Week as part of a provincewide effort to donate food for needy people. Representing tl Squamish Scouting movement, which donated food to the Squamish‘Soup Kitchen, are, front left to right, Kal Gordon, Heather Gordon, Carli Teteris, Andrew Ayres, Alex Ayres, Eric Kavaliunas, and standing behind left to rig! Bailey Teteris, Colin Chadwick and James Slade. Ron Enns photo

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HOROSCOPE~ Theatre official opening Thursday By C.C. Clark - TVData Features Syndicate March 3 through March 9,1996 hroughout the school district and province, the person you can become. Education Week is being observed this week rn Aries (March 21 - April 20) when many programs and activities are planned. Do welcome the students of the 1996 graduation class A stubborn attitude isn’t going to get you very 1 T with your family and friends. Loosen up and The public is invited to the official opening ceremonies when they canvass your area offering steer and mush- with the flow. for the new theatre at Howe Sound Secondary School room manure for sale by the bag or pickup truck load. on Thursday, March 7, from 7-7:30 p.m. Along with the The door to door canvass continues until March 15. For Taurus (April 21 - May 20) opening, a whole evening of activities is planned from details call Dolores at 898-5793. This is a fund raiser for Making plans for your financial future should 6 p.m.40 p.m. Tours of the new complex are planned, dry grad. high on your list of priorities. It is also a good tir as are programs and entertainment in the theatre. rn to set new personal goals. Budding artists will have their works on display and A youth murder mystery party is planned by the while you browse around, perhaps an inspiration for a Squamish parks and recreation department on Friday, Gemini (May 21 - June 20) am. Try to find some time to pull your thoughts togel name for theatre will come to mind. A suggestion box March 15 in the leisure centre from 7:30-10:30 p.m. er before making any major life changes. Take awaits your entry in the contest. Tickets at $10 each are available at the centre or by slowly for now. rn The next event in the new community theatre at HSSS Cancer (June 21 - July 20) school is a concert by the award winning choir The It isn’t easy for a busybody Cancer to keep qui( Capilano College Singers. It is planned for Friday, but sometimes it is necessary. Stay out of an arg March 8 at 8 p.m. and is sponsored by Howe Sound ment between family members or friends. Performing Arts Association. A first year member of Leo (July 21 - Aug. 21) the choir is Laura Dorosh, daughter of Alison and Ed About Town You are busier than ever, and that’s just the Wi Dorosh, of Squamish and Laura will be singing a solo you like it. There should not be any problem wi during the performance. Tickets at $9 for adults and $7 your hectic pace, but take care of your health. for seniors and students are available at Mostly Books, By Maureen Gilmour Squamish Publish Library and Highlands Video. Virgo (Aug. 22 - Sept 22) There are people in your life who will never unde stand why you feel the way you do about certa This is a busy and talented community. The members things. Agree to disagree. of the Squamish Skating Club beckon you to the phoning Lisa at 898-3604. This event is designed for upcoming presentation of Chasing the Dream. ages 15-18 years. Activities will include an indoor bar- Libra (Sept. 23 - Ckt. 22) Performances are planned on Saturday, March 9 at 1 becue, karaoke singing and swimming. Plan on attend- It is harder than ever to balance the scales betwet p.m. and 7 p.m. and a Sunday, March 10 matinee at I ing this exciting event. work and family. ~eepthe lines of communicatic p.m. in the Brennan Park Leisure Centre arena. Tickets open on all fronts. at $9, adults; $6, students and $4 for children and The lifesaving instructor course begins at the aquatic Scorpio (Oct. 23 - Nov. 22) seniors are available at -Work Wear World, Home centre on Friday, March 8. You will learn how to teach You will want to try something new, and yc Hardware and A Shade Better. If purchased at the door, lifesaving courses up to bronze cross. Phone 898-3604 should. One word of caution: Do it only if you n add one $1 to each category. or stop by the Brennan Park Leisure Centre. ally want to.

Senior citizens who have a taxable income of $15,000 Planning a trip to Germany or having relatives visit Sagittarius (Nov. 23 - Dec. 28) or less now have the senior citizens counsellor service and want to brush up on your German or learn the lan- This is a crazy time in your life, and it never seen available to them to help them complete their income guage? The German education program needs four or to stop. Keep to a strict schedule for the next fe weeks and learn to say no. tax returns and guaranteed income supplement renew- five more students to join the adult class. Grades 11 al applications and / or other related applications. There and 12 students are also welcome. The class is tenta- Capricorn (Dec. 21 - Jan. 19) is no charge for this service. The office hours at the tively planned for Thursday evenings starting in April. A smile can go a long way in helping to heal otl Tantalus Seniors Centre, 1471 Pemberton Avenue (old Please call Katie, the coordinator, at 892-5360 for more ersmost and of yourself.it. Find joy in your life and make th hydro building) are from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. each informa tion. Monday until April 29. If you are unable to attend at Aquarius (Jan. 20 - Feb. 18) the seniors centre other arrangements can be made. For A successful book sale was held by the Squamish Make some plans to take a long vacation. dc more information or for an appointment please phone Public Library last year. Another is planned for this e, You serve some rest and relaxation. An important Iettc Charles Schilberg at 898-9393. fall, but a location and space for storing the books is is on the way. required. If you have any extra space please call Celebrating women’s diversities is the theme of the Marjorie at 898-1692. Pisces (Feb. 19 - March 20) International Women’s Day event on Friday March 8 in Keep it simple when trying to explain an importan the Legon Hall. Different cultures and talents will STORK §TORY - BAMPAS-BROWN - Lucky set of circumstances. Your communications skill: include the Squamish Nation and Sikh dancing, as well number three, Courtnay Renee arrived on Jan. 22 at will be put to the test. as belly dancing and line dancing. The dinner is being 2:31 a.m., weighing 7 Ib. 1 1/2 oz. More than thrilled Born this week: catered by a business owned and operated a by are sister Desiree and brother Ryan. Parents Rochelle larch 3 - Jackie Joyner-Kersee (March 6 - Cont.) Rob Reiner woman, and women-owned and operated businesses and Dan warmly thank Dr. Cudmore for delivering larch 4 - Chastity Bono. Paula Prentiss March 7 -John Heard. Willard Scott, are donating door prizes. Tickets are $10 each and are three beautiful children. Great appreciation is larch 5 - Dean Stockwell, Marsha Lynn Swan Wartieid March 8 - Aidan Quinn. Lynn Redgrave available at Anna’s Attic, Valleycliff e General Store, expressed to nurses Heather and Lynne for the coach- larch 6 - Tom Arnold, Ed McMahon. March 9 - Linda Fiorcntino Stylezone, IDA, Mostly Books and Howe Sound ing, especially during the final moments. Women’s Centre. H The Sea to Sky Film Directory is currently compiling Road Sense The Mood Disorders Association of B.C. is starting a free listings of local businesses and individuals inter- branch in Squamish, with the first meeting set for ested in being part of the guide. The directory will be will prevent Thursday, March 7 from 7-9 p.m. in the Squamish distributed by the B.C. Film Commission to production United Church annex on Fourth Avenue. Meetings will companies which might be interested in shooting their accidents and save lives. be held in the same location and time each Thursday. If films in the Sea to Sky corridor. Registration forms can vou would like to join this group, which emphasizes be obtained from the-Community Futures office in the becoming educated about your illness and learning Chieftain CeRtre. new ways of coping with it, please give Diane a call at rn 898-5981. The code of behavior honors confidentiality A holiday in San Francisco was much enjoyed by Jill acceptance of who you are now, and hope and belief in Gould and her husband Dave Doubek.

Calvary Community Church St John’s Anglican Church St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Squamish Pentecostal Church Sunday morning family worship Sunday services 8 a.m. and 10 2449 The Boulevard, Garibaldi Pastor: Rev. Jeff Beckmyer, 892- senice at Squanish Pentecostal a.m. For details call Rev. John Highlands. Father Angelo De 3681). Morning Worship and Church at 930 a.m. Nurjery and Stephens at 898-5100. Pompa, 898-4355. Mass: Sunday School, 11:30 a.m. Sunday School at the Same time. Saturday at 430 p.m., Sunday Sunday evening service at 6 Tccns a= invited to Youth Night Squamish United Church at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. p.m. oii Fridays at 7:3U p.m. at the Minister: Rev. Claire Bowers, Confession: Saturday at 4 p.m. church. All welcome. Pastor Joe 892-5727. Sunday Worship or by appointment anytime. Church of Jesus Christ of Bro\\.n at 596-7848. Hour begins at 10 a.m. Infant Catechism (CCD): grades K-7 Latter Day Saints Nursery provided. Sunday on Thursdays, 630 p.m.-7: 30 Donald MacKay Branch Highlands Gospel Mall School is held at 10 a.m. p.m., may register anytime. President. 42081 Ross Rd., Eldcr Gordon Stewart, 898-5091. Brackendale. 898-3535. Sunday bn.al\;lng of the bread at Valleycliffe Christian Squamish Baptist Church Y:30 c~.~~.,Sunday School 11:30 Fellowship Pastor: John Crozier, 898-3737. a.m., Gospel Meeting 7 p.m., Sunday Worship Service: 11 Sunday Worship and Sunday Monday Bible Hour 7-8 p-m., a.m. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. School at 9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. Wednesday Bible Study 7 p.m. THE SQUAMISH CHIEF hURCII 5, 1906

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Saint Patrick (389-461) is the patron saint of Ireland. St. Q Patrick brought Christianity ts Ireland. Patrick came from a wealthy English family. When Patrick was 14 years old, he ’ Q was captured by Pirates who took him to Ireland and sold him into slavery. Patrick decided to devote his lib to religion while he was a slave. After six years, he escaped, returned tc, 8 England, and joined a monastery. Because of his terrible Q experience in Ireland, Patrick returned to hat county and dedicated himself to bringing Christianity to the Irish. 20 If MARCH 5,1996 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF

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IN MINUTES Marketing opportunities identifiel he newly formed tourism r consistency of service throu; committee of the chamber out the community must be Tparticipated in a market- encouraged. This could be ing workshop recently to devel- CharnbW accomplished through traini R op a plan to market Squamish programs for staff working i and the surrounding areas more all businesses, not just those effectively. News ented to tourism. 0 Areas identified which require Identifying partnerships improvement and could be Also, the community could cooperative marketing initia s accomplished in the short term expand on the Sea to Sky tives and funding sources w rn include: Country identification by also discussed. An improved marketing including a phrase such as These points will be preseii m presence, which could be nature’s playground or recre- to the chamber’s board of di 0 accomplished by effective high- ation capital of B.C. in all pro- tors for review and will be fc way and municipal signage, motional materials. warded to the District of E increase cooperative marketing Service was another point Squamish for assistance in initiatives such as FAM tours, brought forward. It was felt that implementation. DOWN develop a regional brochure, ACROSS 1. Bob’s portrayer on improved dissemination of 1. Tracey Needham’s series Partners tourism information within the Nominations invited for 4. Big- ; 1950-56 2. - Burrows newspaper drama 3. Like Chrissy on Three’s corridor, promote a consistent 8. Start of the title of Jill Company image (incorporate the Sea to Hennessy’s series 4. -Turner Sky logo on all marketing mate- Forests Gcellence Award 11. Part of a geisha’s gear 5. - Jobs ; 1984 Paul Reiser rials), develop a discount pro- Nominations for the first annual British Columbia Fore 12. Thought movie motion for the summer, and 13. Marilu’s Evening Shade 6. Youngest son, for short, on Excellence Awards are invited by Forest Renewal B.C. chair Ro role IWr. Belvedere review the location of the visi- Stanyer. 14. Series for Thomas Haden 7. __and Hayes ; ’83 Tommy tor information center. ”We are asking British Columbians to take a look around tk Church (3) Lee Jones film Tourism infrastructure communities and identify individuals or grsups who have mad 17. Forensics evidence 8. Tyne Daly role requires improvements. A trans- 18. - of Destruction ; ’9 1 9. “- Maria” ; hymn real contribution to renewing the province’s forest sector,” s Gregory Hines film 10. Aaron’s - ; short-lived ’88 portation system within the Stanyer. Designed to acknowledge improvements and innovati 19. - Mawr Merlin Olsen series area from Furry Creek to the annual Forests Excellence Awards will be handed out in ei; 2i. Jane-; 1971 movie 15. -- Your Gun ; Squamish needs to be devel- categories, including forest management, environment, Val1 24. Monogram for heavy Broadway hit oped. Expanding the transit bus metal’s Ozzy 16. The __(1 966-69) added, labour, community, education, communications /media a 25. Prefix for tangle or throne 19. Crane and Costas service was suggested. forest service. 26. Jackson, for one 20. - for Two ; ’92-’93 Linda Increased parking and public ”By working together to make significant changes in the way 27. Initials for AI Bundy’s Lavin sitcom facilities at high traffic areas treat our forest, British Columbians are regaining a sense of pn portrayer 22. Star of The Home Court such as the windsurfing spit, and accomplishment in the way we manage our number c 28. Metropolitan problem 23. 1980-81 police comedy rockclimbing areas and eagle 30. Wraps Lip 29. Last name for Full House resource - the forest sector,” said former Forests Minister Andrl 32. Brown or Aspin twins viewing sites was identified as Petter. 34. Actress Joanne 31. The - Professor ; 1963 a priority. ”I’m pleased to see that Forest Renewal B.C. has launched this p 35. Sitcom for Tim Reid (2) Jerry Lewis movie Work needs to be done to gram to recognize some of those accomplishments, and that the c 41. - You Afraid of the 33. Splinter group improve the image of Squamish egories encompass all forest values. Petter originally announced 1 Dark? ; Nickelodeon 34. Lithgow’s sitcom role to eliminate the view that series 35. Elliott of Once an Eagle establishment of the awards at the January 1995 Truck Loggr 42. Stylish (1976-77) Squamish is nothing more than Association convention. 43. Prefix for glyceride or cycle 36. Alan Rosenberg’s role on a pit stop on the way to Nominations for the 1996 Forests Excellence Awards will be wl 44. Nowhere- Cybill Whistler. It was felt this could 45. Peter of The Monkees 37. Fraternity letter comed until March 22, 1996. Winners will be announced in ea] be achieved by implementing a May. For information about the British Columbia Forests Excellen 46. Pay back? 38. Polite person’s word community pride program. 39. Century 21 rival Awards program, call 1-8O0-535-981l. 40. Famous napper let me help you I GOLF ~2 GOLF &,L GOLF PLANYOURFINANCIAL I Regular Greens Open ...Weather Permitting I Green fees - $25.00 inc. GST Twilight - $1 5.00 inc. GST Reservations up to 7 days in advance PUBLIC WELCOMEt SQUAMISW VALLEY GOLF I SCU Insur&&Services Ltd & COUNTRY CLUB

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EVENING boy escapes from his kidnappers min.) university student awakens them 1 m K3 &I/! iiEnr(c’’ / 1 suicide victim’s vacant apartment. :OG w w re I U-Q \ ody to risk recapture while 11:30 0 (11) “Le Sexe des Etoiles” to 1 - ..their sexuality. (Subtitled) (2 (2 hrs.) medy) Rebecca De Morna~~m”~~~~ 6:OO (D “Anna Lee: Requiem” searching for his parents. (2 hrs.) (1993, Drama) Marianne- ,- nrs.) “Journey of Hope” Gross. Two female recru~~va”3” (1994. Mystery) Imogen Stubbs. +ti Coquelicot Mercier, Denis Mer- 1290 0 **Yz ;j3: “Rookie of the Year” 12:OO (D +++ “In the Line of Fire” opposition after they enroll Bri;iri Glover. The private eye is cier. A 12-year-old girl must face (1990, Drama) Necmettin Cob- (1993, Comedy) Thomas Ian Ni- (1 993, Suspense) Clint Eastwood, traditionally all-male FBI dazrlcd by a record company the fact that the father who aban- anoglu, Nur Surer. Tragedybefalls cholas, Gary Busey. A boy lands a John Malkovich. A Secret Service demy. (2 hrs.) owner wtlo hnpperis to be the job with the Chicago Cubs after a doned her long ago has under- an impoverished Turkish family en agent still haunted by his failure to 1:05 6 @$ “Ups & prirne suspect in a pop siriger’s broken arm leaves him with major- gone a sex-change operation. [HI route to what they hope will be a ** save JFK battles an assassin (1983, Comedy) Colin murder. (2 hrs.) (2 hrs.) betterlife in Switzerland. (Dubbed) league pitching caliber. (In Stereo) gunning for the current president. Andrew Sabiston. Two c @ “Dancing in the Dark” (1995) W (2 hrs.) /I, c*---*\m (2 hrs., 15 min.) (ill ale5au) w 1 :00 @ *** “The Legend of Lizzie roommates in a Victoria Principal, Nicholas 8:30 @ *21!/2 “Cap Tourmente” 11:45 @ ** “The Killing Machine” (S) @ ff/~“Indecent Behavior II” Borden” (1975, Drama) Elizabeth boarding school match Carnpbell. A woman is held as a (1993, Drame) Roy Dupuis, Elise (1994) Jeff Wincott, Michael Iron- (1994) Shannon Tweed, James virtual prisoner in a mental ward. Guilbault. La vie d’une famille est side. The government retrains a Montgomery, Ed Flanders. Based their strict headmaster. ( Brolin. A sex therapist is swept up min.) (In Stereo) [9! (1 hr., 37 min.) bouleversee lorsqu’un ami decide mob hit man for their own plans. ‘R’ on the true story of the New Eng- in blackmail. and murder. ‘R’ (1 hr., 7:OO (D “Quick Change” de la rendre visite. (2 hrs.) (1 hr., 40 min.) -.. . land- minster-r -- accused of the arislv 1:45 *** “Roswell” (1 *** ZY mtn.) ax murders of her fathervan; MacLachlan, Kim Greis (1 Comedy) Bill Murray, 9:OO @ *%“Inner Sanctum 2” 1:15 @ ++ “Becoming Colette” 990, 12:30 a **l/z “Trouble Shooters: on the crash of an alleged Geeria Davis. Three disgruntled (1994) Tracy Brooks Swope, (1992) Klaus Maria Brandauer, Trapped Beneath the Earth” stepmother. (2 hrs.) 1:05 @iJ“Trust” (1990, 1947 New Mexico. (In New Yorkers plan an elaborate David Warner. An heiress sus- Mathilde May. Based on the life of (1993, Drama) Kris Kristofferson, 0 *** literary legend Gabrielle Colette. Comedy-Drama) Adrienne Shelly, ‘PG-13’ El (1 hr., 31 min.) heist. only to encounter numerous pects someone mybe plotting David Newsom. A famous father- 2:OO *Vi “King Kong misfortunes while trying to escape. her murder. ‘R’ (1 hr., 22 min.) (In Stereo) ‘R’ @I(1 hr., 37 rnin.) Martin Donovan. A pregnant teen- a 0 and-son rescue team must re- (1986, Fantasy) Lin (2 hrs.) (11) “Sweet Temptation” (1996, 1:30 0 @iJ**lt “The Glenn Miller ager and a burned-out computer trieve earthquake survivors from a Brian Kerwin. After 8:OO @J t*t%“Backbeit” (1994) Drama) Beverly D’Angelo, Rob Story” (1954, Biography) James worker try to find happiness to- building that was engulfed by fis- death, Kong is saved b Sheryl Lee, Stephen Dorff. Fo- Estes. Premiere. Family relation- Stewart, June Allyson. A dramati- gether despite their ruined lives. (2 sures. (2 hrs.) medicine and impregn cuses on the Beatles’ early days in ships unravel when a teen-age zation of the life of the trombone hrs.. 15 min.) kind’s newest Hamburg. Germany. ‘R’ (1 hr.. 40 daughter develops sexual feelings player who became one of the 1:35 Q Q **Vi “Timescape” 1:30 @ ** kF.W.” (1994) Ste- female Kong. (2 rnin.) toward her mother’s live-in boy- most popular big-band leaders of (1992, Science Fiction) Jeff Dan- phen Dorff, Reese Witherspoon. A a .i3i “In the Lake of the Woods” friend. (In Stereo) @J (2 hrs.) his day. (2 hrs., 20 min.) iels, Ariana Richards. An Ohio teen-age rebel becomes a pop (1996. Suspense) Peter Strauss, 10:30 @ ++ ‘/z “Curse of the Starving 1 :35 0 @ +%“The Opposite Sex ... innkeeper questions the motives hero after a hostage crisis. (In Kathleen Quinlan. Premiere. A Class” (1995) Kathy Bates, James and How to Live With Them” behind a time-traveling tour Stereo) ‘R’ [3I1(1 hr., 32 min.) politician’s dreams of sticcess turn Woods. Hard times force a hus- (1993, Comedy-Drama) Arye group’s visit to his boring little 2:OO (D **l/2 “Killers at Sea” nightmarish when his wife disap- Gross, Courteney Cox. A bachelor town. (2 hrs., 15 min.) 0 band and wife to sell their farm. (In (1985, Drama) Robert Duvall, faces a crisis of conscience when 1:45 @ “Embrace of the Vam- pears and his darkest secret Stereo) ‘R’ CEI] (1 hr., 42 min.) It* Klaus Maria Brandauer. The cap- comes to light. (In Stereo) (2 a new relationship stirs up long- pire” (1995) Alyssa Milano, Martin IIII 12:30 0 (11) +++%“So Proudly We tain of a floating beacon contends buried feelings about love and Kemp. A vampire arouses a vir- MONDAY khard a1 hrs.) Hail” (1943, Drama) Claudette with a trio of sadistic criminals and 9:00 (11.1 “Dead Man’s Island” marriage. (2 hrs.) ginal college student’s passion. a Colbert, Paulette Goddard. Three ‘R’ the threat of an impending hurri- MARCH 11,1996 $2-4433.i’ (1996, Drama) Barbara Eden, dedicated Army nurses stationed 2:OO @) +* “Deadly Breed” (1 hr., 32 min.) (1989, Suspense) William Smith, cane. (2 hrs.) i,yhe offi William Shatner. Premiere. An in- at Bataan experience the brutality 2:30 0 @ *+*1/2 “The Bad and the 2:35 0 “Delirious” (1991. Addison Randall. A parole officer Beautiful” (1952, Drama) Lana 3:;** EVENING vestigative journalist must deter- of World War I1 firsthand. (2 hrs.) Comedy) John Candy, Mariel joins forces with a female detec- Turner, Kirk Douglas. A ruthless rriine which of a former lover’s @ (13) *1/2 “The Cosmic Man” Hemingway. A writer finds he can tive when a group of white supre- producer uses Hollywood hope- 6:OO (D “A Face to Die F friends or family is trying to kill him. (1959, Science Fiction) Bruce control his destiny after he is mag- macists begins executing his fuls as stepping stones to the top of Drama) Yasmine BI (In Stereo) FJ (2 hrs.) Bennett, John Carradine. An alien ically transported into his fictitious charges. (2 hrs.) the Tinseltown heap. (2 hrs.) Wilder. Premiere. Plas 1O:OO (D “Anna Lee: Requiem” with the power of invisibility arrives soap opera world. (2 hrs., 15 +*l/2 “Rumble Fish” (1983, 0 ::7; ++% “Love at Large” N helps a woman make a (1994. Mystery) lniogen Stubbs, on Earth to discourage mankind’s 2:37 min.) Brian Glover. The private eye is misuse of nuclear energy. Drama) Matt Dillon, Mickey (1990, Comedy-Drama) Tom but the reappearance of dnz7lcd by a record company @ * “Final Mission” (1994) Billy Rourke. A young tough looks up to Berenger, Elizabeth Perkins. lover brings her to a fat owrit‘r who happens to be the Wirth, Corbin Bernsen. Pilots take his older brother, an aging biker, Romantic entanglements abound (In Stereo) @I(2 hrs.) 1’1 iiiw suspwt in a pop sirqei-’:; part in a deadly virtual reality ex- while struggling to find his own for a private eye whose investiga- @I *~r+ “Safe Passage” iiiiirdei. (2 iirs.) pcrinient. (In Stereo) ‘R’ 0(1 hr., place in the world. (2 hrs.) tion of a philanderer is complicated Susan Sarandon, Sam @ tt “S.F.!Y.“ ji994) Stt;ptlt:r> 31 riiiii.) 2:07 Q ::7:; **k% “Broadcast by a novice gumshoe. (2 hrs., 15 Long -f el t tensions surf News” (1987, Comedy-Drama) Piirfi, Rot?sc:Witherspoon. A tcc;ri 1:35 0 ‘11: **I. “Cadence” (1990. min.) family awaits grave rie William Hurt, Holly Hunter. James s‘~!jc rcliel Lwornes a pop tiL?rl Dr,inia) Ctiarlie Slleen, Martin 3:OO a (13 f+“Intent to Kill” (1993, (1 hr., 36 min.) ,~ftci: :I hostage crisis. (In Stereo) Sheen. A stockade sergeant tries L. Brooks’ tale of the love triangle Drama)Traci Lords, Yaphet Kotto. 8:OO 0 :I,“Star Command” between a TV news producer, an ‘fi’ :((; (1 t!c,22 rriin.) to :il;t:t1;jre a wtiite GI from the five A strung-out drug dealer meets his SUNDAY Science Fiction) Chad 11 :45 @ * rt * “The Crow“ (1!,!!!*I j t,lac:k pi isorit:!s who have ac- earnest reporter and a vapid an- match in a tough Los Angeles Morgan Fairchild. Pr vi,\l\dm\ l-ci;, Eriw tiWkOl.0 4 l;t.lpit!(i Iiirii :.is their frrcrid. (2 hrs., chnrrnan. (2 hrs., 45 min.) police officer on a mission to clean MARCH 10,1996 cent military academy gr icxk st;lr rihes frorri ttw (tt:,i{i ((1 15 lTv!l.: 3:OO @J “Pocahontas: The Legend” up the streets. (2 hrs.) become key players in (1995) Sandrine Holt, Miles battle against invaders ,~i/i-firl rvitt Lc~i.ett,t‘I’oung. Olson Welle:;’ dc- topher Connelly. A kindly innk- a 0 NoI” ( 1 $,?ridl, lulticfi“fo~tl.’’ (2 tirs.) ( 1990. Horror) David Andrews, discovery for six-friends. ‘P red by t Ed Ed *t “Naked Gtin 33 1/3: The Kdly Wolf. Late-night workers blackman. (InSiereo) ‘R’FZI(1 hr., (1 hr., 49 rnin.) Firicjl InsLilt” ( 1391) Le:;lie Nielsen, become midnight snacks for a 51 min.) 9:OO 0 (3‘‘A. Face to Priscil1;i F’res1c.y. Lt. Frank Drcbiri riionster in a rat-infested rnill. 8:OO @ +*+ “Bye Bye, Love” (1996, Drama) Yasmi cmim atit of retii.ttrric?ritto rial> Based on a Stcphen King story. (2 (1 995) Matthew Modine, Randy James Wilder. Premier tc!rif>risis.(Iri Stereo) ‘f>G-13’:[;! (I iirs.) Quaid. Three fathers try to cope surgery helps a woman tir , 22 rriin.) @ t I : “Inner Sanctum 2” (194) with their post-divorce lives. ‘PG- fresh start, but the reapp 13’ (1 hr., 46 min.) of an ex-loverbrings her 1135 a ‘11’ +‘ 2 “111 tlit; Cold of ttic? Tracy Brooks Swope, David FRIDAY Ntgt>t” (1S90, Suspt:nsc) Jcff Warnzr. An heiress suspects so- SATURDAY 8:15 @) (3J ** “La Voie lactee” choice. (In Stereo) D (2 tir$ A(jt!iiiii:c? rimi’s (1968, Drame) Laurent Terzieff, IO:OO “Solar Crisis” (lpd High!: L.c-:ster. S.dis. A tiieorit! may be plotting tier MARCH 8,1996 rwrhid fantasies t,ike Irigtiterimg niurder. ’R’ (1 hr.. 22 min.) MARCH 9,1996 Paul Francoeur. Deux hommes Tim Matheson, Charlto I k.1 i ri ti ~(jR; 1 ri i” I ri r1 entreprennent de se rendre de Astronauts must save Earth s ti; t: w t e is r wo @j:13’ ** “White Hot: The Myster- EVENING v;.iiks otit of his rii “Solar Crisis” (1990) Tim A Rossellini. A survivor of a devas- (In Stereo) !El (2 hrs.) min.) c)rar:!;i) Susan Blakely, Dale Mid- Matheson, Charlton Heston. As- tating plane crash is drawn to a 0 +t+% “National Lampoon’s 1:00 @ “A Brilliant kiff A web of passiori. greed arid tronauts must save Earth from a 0 * betrrtyal results when a con artist fellow passenger, who blames Loaded Weapon 1” (1993, Co- (1994) Lysette Anthony lethal solar phenomenon. (In herself for the death of her child. (2 medy) Emilio Estevez, Samuel John Denison. A spo scoiris his co-conspirator for their Stereo) ‘PG-13’ El (1 hr., 58 min.) L. hrs., 30 min.) Jackson. A loose cannon and his new lover harbors mu intended victim. (2 hrs.) THURSDAY 8:OO Q 3:;*+-c “The Pelican Brief” 3:OO @ **I: ”Backbeat” (1994) 8:OO .rt* “Born to Be Wild” (1 995) strait-laced partner battle bad sonalities. (In Stereo) ‘R (1993, Suspense) Julia Roberts, Wil Horneff, Helen Shaver. A guys and bad puns in this send-up min.) Sheryl Lee. Stephen Dorff. Fo- MARCH 7.1996 Denzel Washington. A law student cuses on the 6eatles’ early days in Seattle teen-ager befriends a of action flicks. (In Stereo) [HI (2 1 :35 Q Q * “Black Pearls” ( is marked for murder after she runaway gorilla. ‘PG’ (1 hr., 40 hrs.) Drama) Jalal Merhi, M Hamburg, Gerniany. ‘R’ (1 hr.. 40 EVENING writes a brief concerning the min .) min.) 0 *** “My Sister Eileen” Schnarre. A martial artist ca deaths of two Supreme Court jus- 8:20 @ “Robe noire” (199 1, (1942, Comedy) Rosalind Russell, a :j3; tit “The Return of the Mod 6:OO @ ff?h“Babylone” (1990) 8 *** his mentor to help annih tices. (3 hrs.) Drame) Lothaire Bluteau, August Squad” (1979. Drama) Michael Marie Tifo, Charlotte Laurier. A Brian Aherne. Two sisters, one an Hong Kong street gang @ ++ “Dead Connection” (1993) Schellenberg. Au XVlle siecle, un sible for his brother‘s d Cole, Peggy Liptori. Three forrner man kidnaps his brother from his aspiring actress and the other a Michael Madsen, Lisa Bonet. A jeune Jesuite est envoye en mis- writer, struggle for a break in hrs.) undercover cops get back to- adoptive family. (Dubbed) ‘NR’ (1 maverick detective and a reporter sion dans le Saguenay. El (2 hrs., Greenwich Village. (2 hrs.) 2:OO @ ***?/z “The Little getherafterseven years to findout hr., 31 min.) hunt a serial killer. ‘R’ (1 hr., 33 who is trying to murder their ex- 10 min.) “The Pelican Brief“ (1939, Drama) Shirley 8:OO (D @2) +*+ “Top Gun” (1986. min.) *** 9:OO Q .k** “Quick Change” (1993, Suspense) Julia Roberts, Richard Greene. A smal boss. (2 hrs.) Drama) Tom Cruise, Kelly @ @J “Le Prince des a 8:30 **lt (1990, Comedy) Bill Murray, Denzel Washington. A law student caDes the clutches of McGillis. A maverick Navy pilot is marees” (1991, Drame) Nick Geena Davis. Three disgruntled is marked for murder after she boarding school mistres forced to grow up during the Nolte, Barbra Streisand. Un amour course of a specialized training New Yorkers plan an elaborate writes a brief concerning the for her soldier fathe nait entre un homme et la psy- heist, only to encounter numerous deaths of two Supreme Court jus- searchhrs.) program in California. (2 hrs.) cnanalyste de sa soeur. @I(2 hrs., misfortunes while trying to escape. tices. (3 hrs.) @ ”Pocahontas: The Legend” 35 min.) (In Stereo) El (2 hrs.) (1995) Sandrine Holt, Miles @ f+Y2 “Tales From the Crypt 1O:OO @ *fir V” “The Paper” (1994) 9:30 1O:OO @ “The Road Killers” (1995) WEDNESDAY O’Keeffe. The Powhatan woman Presents Demon Knight” (1995) Michael Keaton, Robert Duvall. A iursary F saves Capt. John Smith’s life. ‘NR’ Christopher Lambert, Craig tabloid editor pilfers a story tip from Billy Zane, William Sadler. Flesh- Sheffer. Vacationers confront a (1 hr., 43 min.) a rival paper. (In Stereo) ‘R’ [HI (1 MARCH 6,1996 eating ghouls descend upon a psychotic driver on an arid @I +f1i2 “Perry Mason: Les hr., 50 min.) 8:30 desert boardinghouse. ‘R’ (1 hr., highway. ‘R’ (1 hr., 29 min.) EVENING Dames de coeur” (1990, Drame) 32 min.) 11 :35 0 @ ** ‘/2 “The Return of Eliot Raymond Burr, Barbara Hale. 11:30 @ *+*“In Pursuit of Honor” Ness” (1991, Drama) Robert 1O:OO (D 03 ***liz “The Bad and the (1995) Don Johnson, Craig 6:OO a tt*h “The Paper“ (1994) Perry Mason enquete sur le Beautiful” (1952, Drama) Lana Stack, Charles Durning. The in- meurtre d’un photographe lorsqu’il Sheffer. Cavalrymen defy MacAr- corrigible lawman vows to smash Michael Keaton, Robert Duvall. A Turner, Kirk Douglas. A ruthless thur’s order to destroy their tabloid editor pilfers a story tip from defend sa femme, accusee du producer uses Hollywood hope- the power struggle brewing be- crime. (1 hr., 55 min.) horses. (In Stereo) ‘PG-13’ @I(1 tween rival crime bosses in 1947 a rival paper. (In Stereo) ‘R’ U (1 fulsassteppingstones to thetopof hr., 51 min.) hr., 50 min.) 9:00 Q is2 “Forgotten Sins” (1996, the Tinseltown heap. (2 hrs.) Chicago. (2 hrs.) 8:OO 0 of; t+*?>“The Boys of St. Drama) William Devane, John *-lt*’/z “The Road Warrior” 11:35 0fi/2 “Bloodsport” (1988, 0 +** “The Man With Two Vincent” (1992, Drama) (Part 1 of Shea. Premiere. A man isn’t sure (1981, Adventure) Me1 Gibson, Adventure) Jean-Claude Van Brains” (1983, Comedy) Steve 2) Henry Czerny, Brian Dooley. what to believe when his daugh- Bruce Spence. In post-apocalyptic Damme, Donald Gibb. The ex- Martin, Kathleen Turner. A brain Child abuse runs rampant at a ters accuse him of molesting them Australia, a former highway cop ploits of Maj. Frank Dux inspired stirgeon with a wretched married. Canadian orphanage supervised when they were children. (In sides with an oil-producing com- this account of his unprecedented life falls in love with a pickled brain by a disturbed clergyman. iEs! (2 Stereo) El (2 hrs.) munityagainst sadisticnomads. (2 victory in Hong Kong’s Kumite. (2 that speaks to him telepathically. hrs.) hrs.) hrs.) (2 hrs.) I i. 4

Howe Sound Breast Feeding Support Group come join our monthly meeting. Call Jill at 898- 1544. Breastfeeding drop-in pro- to March 15, this year’s vides assistance and support Notices for non-profit organizations run free in the Squamish Chief. Please phone 892-9161 or drop a copy class at HSSS will be Fridays 10 a.m. to 1 1:30 a.m. at off at our offices before noon, the Thursday prior to publication. assing door to door sell- Coast-Garibaldi Health Unit. Call 892-3585. amish to raise funds for theii information, call senior citizen counsellor Charles H Squamish Hospice Society Schilberg at 898-9393. volunteers meet the third Monda! m New Hope self-help group for adult children of dys each month at 7:30 p.m. To functional or alcoholic homes. For details call Joanne become a volunteer or member rn Alcoholics Anonymous meetings or Ron at 898-5488 or Heather at 892-8457. phone 898-9854. are held seven days a week. Call 892-9031. Squamish Birthright offers AI-AnorVAIateen: family members and confidential and non-judgmental / for $15 and $100 for a pick friends of problem drinkers. Call 1-688-171 6. help to any woman distressed by Narcotics Anonymous: Got a drug problem? Want rn Parent-tot dmp-in program for parents and children an unplanned pregnancy. Come ir the students come calling, to change? Narcotics Anonymous meets every six years and under is held Monday, Wednesday and Tuesday to Friday 10 a.m.-1 p.m. your orders with Delores a Wednesday at 730 p.m. at the library on the Stawamus Friday from 9:30-11:30 a.m. at Sea to Sky Communrty or 7-9 p.m. Thursday. Reserve. Services. For details, call Joanne, Sharon or Nina at For moie information phone 892- The Howe Sound Women’s Centre offers information 892-5796. 9329. volunteers for the and rekrrals by phone or drop-in Monday through Friday, B.C. Special Olympics (Squamish local) needs volun- ITOPS -Take Off Pounds noon-4 p.m. Phone 892-5748. teers and athletes. Call Sherry at 892-2224. Sensibly meets Wednesday at Legal Aid is a free service provided under qualifying m Squamish Duplicate Bridge Club meets Monday €215 p.m. at the Squamish United can help out, contact circumstances. Apply on the second floor at 38141 nights at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Hall on Cleveland Church. For details call 898-5260. ard at 898-4589 or Cathy at Second Avenue, Squamish. Phone 892-51 14. Avenue. For information call Kathy at 892-9823 or IThe Hearty Lifestyles Group 62-4433. Women in Difficult Relationships - A confidential Lorraine at 898-2702. 8s working toward a healthier The official opening of the counselling group for women in or out of an abusive rela- Cribbage Night at the Diamond Head Branch, Royal ifestyle in Squamish. For more ommunity theatre takes tionship. Call Use at 892-5796. Canadian Legion, for members and guest, 8 p.m. each nfo r ma t io n co r;t a c t coor d I na t or Thursday, March 7. A full Pearl’s Place Transition House - Call 892-5711. Wednesday. 3ana Sirnpson at 898-571 1. g of activities is planned Volunteers available to listen to and support women rn Squamish Weavers and Spinners Guild meets once I Mood Disorders Association -10 p.m. Everyone is wel- xperiencing abuse. Shelter can accommodate seven a month. For info call Shirley at 892-3373. ;upport group meets Thursdays Nomen and children. m The Squamish Valley Equestrian Association meets Torn 7-9 p.m. at the United Church IParents Offering Support and Education (POSE), the last Tuesday of the month at 7:30 p.m. in the leisure annex. For information call Dianne, ;upporting families which are raising children with physi- centre. For info call Mary-Ann at 898-4252. 890-5831 XI, mental or emotional challenges, meets the first and =The Squamish Archery Club meets every I$ A Critical fncident Stress hird Tuesdays of the month at Sea to Sky Communtty Wednesday night at 7 p.m. at the rod and gun club. For Debriefing Program has been set Services office. For details call Bev at 898-5052 or Susan more information contact Van at 898-3875. up to assist people who have it 898-421 2. mThe Alano Club bingo runs every Sunday at 37978 experienced a traumatic incident at a Canadian Cancer Society meets the second Monday Third Avenue at Victoria Street. It’s a family affair. work or elsewhere. Call emergency if the month in the hospital board room at 730 p.m. For m Sea to Sky Family Tree Tracers meets on the third pager 1-604-979-8576 and a team mtient services info call Katy McIntosh at 898-3399. For Wednesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. at the Castle of trained professionals will meet rolunteer info call Thomas at €392-5664. Rock complex. For information call 898-4775. any group experiencing stress fol- apilano College Singers IOvereaters Anonymous: If you have a problem with Proposed pub!ic traditional school - for more infor- lowing a traumatic event. performing at the new )od, come to the meeting at Squamish General Hospital mation phone Marcia at 898-4485. H Concerned about your child’s munity theatre at Howe board room every Sunday night at 7 p.m. For info call Mothers Of PreSchmlers (MOPS) meets every education? Is your child strug- id Secondary School 192-3359. Wednesday from 9:30-11 a.m. For information call Trenna gling in a crowded class, not y, March 8 at 8 p.m., spon- I A non-smoking group has formed a Singles at 892-9259. learning the basics of reading and ed by the Howe Sound Mendship Club for 40s-plus recreational and social rn Into the outdoors? Lwking for hiking, climbing or writing skills. If your child fits this ming Arts Association. atherings. Meetings are every Thursday at 8 p.m. at skiing partners? Fledgling support group meets at description as in the Grade 8/9 s are $9 for adults and $7 lidway Restaurant in the Sea to Sky Hotel. For details Xanthine’s Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. Call Derrick Horne at level of learning, give us a call. seniors, available at Mostly all Tom at 898-5847 or Bonnie at 898-9667. 898-3142 for details. Parents interested in starting a co- ks, Squarnish Public Library I Senior citizens counselling service is a free service LIP home schooling program with I help seniors complete applications for pensions and For changes in your listing Dther interested parents, call 898- ternational Women’s Day ther benefits, provide information on seniors programs contact The Squamish Chief 4806 for more details. Leave mes- ties will take place Friday, nd assist seniors in accessing other agencies. For more at 892-9161 sage and phone number. 8 from 6-10 p.m. at the on Hall, with a dinner and rtainrnent. Tickets at $1 0 are Royal Canadian Legion Ladies or Paul Kuster at 898-2100. month zt 7 p.m. at the Easter Seal Camp le at Mostly Books, IDA, Auxiliary meets at the Legion Hall last II Tantalus Seniors Centre at 1471 rec room. New members or guests wel- Attic, Women’s Centre, Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. fernberton Ave. is open Monday to Friday, come. Phone Raj Kahlon at 892-501 l. ne and Valieycliffe Executive meeting every second to last 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. Drop in and enjoy smoke- W The Howe Sound Arts Councii is a era1 Store. For details call Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. free social and refreshments. Crib and vol u nt ee r o rg ani za t io n created to e nco u r- en’s Centre at 892- Contact Mrs. Amy Poole at 898-5714. cards, pool, darts and music every day. age and assist in development of the arts Squarnish Royal Canadian Legion Call 892-1066 for information. in our community. xt general meeting of needs all Legion members. Please plan to The Royal Purple of Squamish meets Monthly meetings are held the fourth Squamish and Howe attend our next general meeting. the second Tuesday of each month at 8 Wednesday of the month. For details call nd Chamber of Commerce Kinsmen Club of Squamish meets on p.m. If you are free to do volunteer work or Kathleen at 898-5951. Id at the Furry Creek the second and fourth Thursday evenings help with the new alcohol and drug aware- W Sea to Sky Communities Network (for- If and Country Club on of each month. If you are between the ness program call Terry at 892-5731. To merly Freenet) public terminals at arch 19. On the agen- ages of 19 and 45 and interested in a com- become a new member call 892-5731. Squamish Public Library. A growing commu- will be the presentation of a munity club that stresses service and fel- Squamish Block Parents is in need of nity information source for non-profit organi- $3,100 raised at the lowship, call Don Burroughs at 892-2020 new Block Parents throughout the area. zations. sident’s Banquet centrepiece days or evenings at 898-3526. You need not be a parent, just someone Free worldwide communications. Cali 892- e Capilano College Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Squamish concerned with safety in the community. 9556 for details. rsary Fund. For details call the provides volunteer adults to work on a one- For more informatjon contact Carmen Sea to Sky Community Services to-one basis with children from single par- Leroux at 892-3359 or the Squamish Society provides support and assistance to he 16th annual Big ent families. For details call 892-3125. RCMP. individuals and families in the Howe Sound others Big Sisters Bowl for H Welcome Wagon hostess brings gifts Kiwanis Club of Squamish meets the corridor. For information phone 892-5796. Mons takes place at Garibaldi and greetings whether you’re new in town, first, second and fourth Tuesday of each ISquamish RCMP Victim Serwices - for nes March 29-31. Pledge have a new baby, getting married or know month at 7 p.m. at the Tantalus Seniors more information call Kathy or Karen at 898- ts available at Workwear a couple who is. Call Kim at 898-8299. Centre. For more information call Stew 1572. Id, All Keys & Locks and Junior Forest Wardens program is a McLeod at 898-3594. Rotary Club of Squamish meets every ibaldi Lanes. For details call challenging and regarding outdoor-oriented Squamish Lions Club meetings are Thursday at noon at the Sea to Sky Hotel. experience. Call Kathy Babuin at 898-3077 held the first and third Thursdays of the Visiting Rotarians always welcome.

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is accepting clients J/ The Medical Massage Therapy Centre 38 7 7 2 2nd Avc. Squcirnish, H.C. By Cathie Price 892-3930 . . .. Retreat for Couples - and Singles oast meats are once again coming back into fash- half hour. Turn the potatoes so they get all crisp. THE NOBLE ADVEWUm ion. That's the good news. The bad news is try- To cook the meat to rare will take about 1 1/2 hours. 'th Don ti2 Martha Roscntbol ing to find a piece of meat worthy of roasting. To remove any guesswork about doneness, use a meat italize & maintain vital intimacy en consumers wanted lean beef, they got it, at the thermometer. Medium-rare will take another 15 min- VKecognJze & move beyond unconscious patterns ense of flavor, juiciness and tenderness. The indus- utes or longer. (Since it's easy to keep a roast warm 'IrBecoxne allies in mental healing succeeded in making beef into red chicken. after it's cooked, start roasting about 30 minutes ahead March 29, 30, 3.1 Ccrrilinldi f-1igh 2nizd.s of schedule.) When the meat is done, remove it and the ow those fickle eaters want real beef. Marbled with %47Uccmple $24 0 /$ i ng 1 t? and properly aged. Beef has joined rich desserts as roast vegetables to a platter. Leave in the turned off indulgence, compensating for time spent on the oven while making the gravy. ir Master and low fat, vegetarian lunches. The Remove fat from-the juices. Pour the beef stock into day roast has become a reward €or a week of self- roasting pan. Scrape up any browned bits. Bring to a boil and reduce slightly. You can either serve the sauce w up with the Sunday roast beef. Even cooked in as "jus," unthickened, or can thicken it into gravy. ritish manner (black on the outside, not a hint of For gravy, heat 1/4 cup roasting fat in a saucepan. NOTICE OF MEETING on the inside), the meat was memorable. Beef Stir in about 3 Tbsp. flour. Stir and cook for a few min- of the West Vancouver - Gaaibaldi B.C. was aged and magnificently flavored. It was utes until the flour turns golden brown. Whisk in the Conservative Pasty Constituency hot stock and pan juices (should be about 2 cups or ssible to cook it badly. Conversely, there's nothing Sat., March 16/96 1 p.m. the most careful cooking can do for indifferent slightly more). Bring to a boil and simmer until Date: smooth. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Place: West Vancouver Memorial Library nce you'll be making a major investment, buy only This is the meal fine red wines have been waiting for. - Peter's Room best from a reputable butcher. The old-fashioned There's a chemistry that happens between red wine 1950 Marine Drive, West Vancouver, B.C. service meat counter at Timber Foods offers not tannins and roast beef's fat and rare juices. The wine's s of meat, but Dave the butcher. Friendly puckery qualities soften, the sweetness of the fruit For details call the Constituency President nd knowledgeable about his meats, he's a great help comes forward while the richness of the meat is cut. at 1-604-926-3949. n supplying particular cuts or advice on how to cook It's a match made in heaven. hem best. Look no further than red wines from Chile for good The finest cut for roast beef is a rib roast. Buy a three- value, and a style of wine the English once called &e YQU ib roast weighing anywhere from seven to nine "claret" or French Bordeaux. They're very good with bounds. This will serve six people generously with roast beef. Try the Santa Carolina Cabernet Sauvignon Interested lerhaps some for leftovers. One end of the rib roast is Reserva Especial ($9.95). It's dry, medium-bodied with In A Career losest to the shoulder, the other close to the loin. The black currant /berry flavors. rnaller, loin end is the best cut, with a larger solid eye For the same price the Errazuriz Cabernet Sauvignon In me f meat. Request a roast from the loin end. is a touch softer and fuller bodied with ripe plummy flavors. It has a touch of Merlot to round out the Standing Rib Roast of Beef Cabernet Sauvignon, the classic blend of grape vari- %ribroast, weighing about 8 lb. eties in red Bordeaux. 6 large baking potatoes, peeled Pinot Noir is a grape variety that's particularly good 6 onions, peeled with roast beef. It is the grape cf Burgundy in France, 2 cups excellent beef stock (preferably not: canned) much loved by the Brits with their roast beef. Pinot Leave the meat out at room temperature for an hour Noir Cono Sur Estate ($8.95) is a secret deal. Tasting efore roasting. Heat oven to 450 degrees. Place roast, very much like a French Bourgogne, it has black cher- bs down, in a large roasting pan. Seas it for 15 min- ryhaspberry flavors, is rnediurn-bodied and has more tes, then reduce temperature to 325 degrees. Coat the juicy acidity than Cabernet Sauvignon. It tastes fruitier otatoes and onions with vegetable oil and place in the and is a delicious choice with roast poultry as well as an around the roast. Baste the ends of the roast every beef. Seniors offered ..incometax counselling he Senior Citizens 898-5463. As Branch #70 and join us for a relaxing Counsellor Service subsidizes these trips, it afternoon. If you play will assist senior cit- over the would be appreciated if crib, join the group on rens who have a taxable you could become a Tuesdays at 1 p.m. sharp. come of $15,000 or less member. Dues are $5 per The Wellness Council will complete their income Hill year. Our next meeting is be meeting tomorrow Charged with (Wednesday March 6) for x returns and BY Kay on Tuesday, March 19. uaranteed Income Please join us. a luncheon and meeting ipplement renewal Wi rachowsky Tantalus Seniors with special guest Sheila IMPAIRED )plications or other Centre News Jones. For information lated applications. Open Monday to Friday, phone May at 898-4220. iere is no charge for this up April 2 and a boat trip 1-4 p.m.; closed weekends I was sorry to hear of And Need Legal HELP? rvice.' Office hours for May 28. If you are inter- and holidays. The craft the passing of Bill unsellors at the ested in either of these class on Mondays is open Knowles, a longtime resi- ntalus Seniors Centre at trips, give her a call at for new projects. Come dent of Woodfibre. CALL 984HELP 71 Pemberton Ave. (the (984-4357) Collect or Page 667-371 5 1 B.C. Hydro building) Distinguished service to families honored ! 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Each Free initial consultation. inday until April 29. If The B.C. Council for the Family invites ment (a history of involvement), effort, 3 u are unable to attend nominations for the Distinguished and creativity to the enhancement of fam- I me HELP tip the scales in your favour! the seniors centre, other Service to Families Award '96. The coun- ily living. These contributions may be 'angements can be cil is a non-profit society incorporated in achieved by addressing the needs of fam- Over 21 Years of Experience ide. For more iniorma- '1977 to promote public commitment to ilies; offering services, learning or recre- n or an appointment, the well-being of families, and this is the ation opportunities to children, adoles- Reid & Walsoff lase phone Charles 10th anniversary of the awards. People cents, couples, parents or seniors; advo- I lilberg at 898-9393. are encouraged to look around their corn- cating on behalf of families; or creating Walking Club News munity and to recognize the exceptional friendlier environments (for example ROBERT C .total of 19 were out volunteer and professional efforts of indi- healthy use of air/land / water; accessible last weeks walk. This viduals and groups. In the past nine facilities for all). To be eligible, the nomi- REX ursday, March 7, we years, nominations have come from nee must be a B.C. resident. Impaired Specialist let at 10 a.m. at the around the province. The council also Nominations must be postmarked no ith end of Brennan invites nominations for workplaces that later than March 15. Send nominations to: Criminal Law ad for a dike walk. are supportive of families. British Columbia Council for the Family, Personal Injury Branch #70 News The nominee must have given, on an #204 - 2590 Granville Street, Vancouver, lon't forget Elaine's bus individual or group basis, time; commit- BC V6H 3H1; Fax (604) 732-4813. Suite 233,1433 Eonsdale Ave., North Vancouver to Laconner coming 28 MARCH 5. 1996 THE SOYAMISH CHIEF

PERSONAL COMPUTER CONSULTmT 15 Years experience Available for in house tutoring. t’s better than vandalizing and “lion” .quite distinctly when Help in making our hardware Stonehenge with your initials or these two favorites appear on the and software beh ave. Support spray painting the rocks along screen. Ms. Pears, his teaching when you go the store to buy PAUL RUITERMAN I that first computer. Hwy. 99, or even putting a heart assistant, is as thrilled by his 604-938-0546 I and arrow on the bark of a living accomplishments as he is himself, Representing Whistler Networks FAX tree. The students of Garibaldi when he turns to pat her face to call E mad [email protected] 604-938-0547 I Highlands Elementary can now attention to what he has managed drawing of the human body with have their names immortalized (at to do. least for the next few decades) on a Last year, when the district’s main tiny vial that could be operated to wall of their own school. emphasis was on technology, this The curved outside wall is to be special computer with its CD-ROM covered with glass tiles specially attachment was fortunately one of manufactured for the purpose, and our acquisitions. It came equipped used in the treatment of cancer. each will carry the name and art- with the programs from which Dennis’s explanations of its work- work of one of the students. Adam is earning so much. ings and discussion of the results Formerly, such tiles could be If Adam works well (and his were unexpectedly mature and obtained only in Europe. Now, they attention is really focused when he clear. are produced in this part of the is in control of the computer), his Health.Concerns world, but it is a very recent ven- reward is a read-along tape with Parents of BSS students are dis- ture and lots of sound cussing how they can encourage Garibaldi effects, to go their youngsters to give up the Highlands with a series of smoking habit, or, better still, not to Elementary National get involved with tobacco in the will be pio- Geographic first place. The laws against sellii

neering their booklets on the cigarettes to minors are on their r‘ use. animals he side, but against them is the spor :Fhe., fol Feb. 22 was likes - espe- sorship by the big tobacco compz the big day for cially whales. nies of popular sporting events a the designs to Success really art displays. These companies als be put on to does succeed pay to have their products highlj the tiles, and better than visible in movies and on TV shov there was anything else, Students are not ignorant of the >.I great excite- and Adam is possible results of an addiction tc ‘1 ( ment as moms experiencing smoking. The subject is dealt wit1 ;! and dads success in his every year in science, with some $ack 01 came to school Lasting Memories - Engraving tiles is command of dramatic demonstrations of the soup i to lend a hand. hard work but stifl fun at Garibaldi these learning effects of nicotine and tar on the bsis t The glass Highlands Elementary School. tools. Ms. lungs. However, like all. young pe k the H tiles are yellow Pears has lots ple, they cannot worry about wh; ielp Li on one side of patience may happen in the future. Also, e sen and blue on the other. Each student when it is needed, but she is getting parents are concerned that childrc e voli had a piece of paper exactly the almost as big a charge out of this are experimenting with cigarettes 1e clo! same size as a tile. On this had to moving full steam ahead as Adam a much earlier age. b. be written the student’s name, is. It was agreed that education is ‘Youth accompanied by a drawing of Mamquam Science Fair probably the surest answer to the kcCreeiects y something typical of this area - Each year, the projects that stu- problem in the long run. Sarah mountains, trees, eagles, bears, dents display at the school science Braebrook, who will take over thc Jetting lakes and so on. Then the paper fairs are more and more impressive coordination of the Hearty een linc yovideI was turned over, and the youngster in their ingenuity and degree of Lifestyles project in April, rubbed a thick layer of colored research. The students also seem to expressed her willingness to offer purces, chalk on to the reverse side. be gaining in confidence and assistance. iounsel: While the parent held the paper becoming more and more articulate Sarah Webb, president of the stu kher p firmly on the tile, the student then in their explanations to visitors. dents’ council, was one of a groug ervices went over the outline of the picture There is always time for a chuckle, of students who recently attended ominui and the name, so that they too, as in the case of the research by provincial conference on the topic The tet appeared as colored chalklines on a student at Mamquam into which They are eager to pass on what th the yellow side of the glass. The brand of chewing gum keeps its fla- have learned. lines then had to be engraved on Health Fair Ani the tile with a small screw driver, Ms. Halvorson, coun chisel or the flat head of a nail. sellor at BSS, says the B? There was a technique involved in school plans to hold a getting the lines just the right width health fair again some. dot onl to let the blue glass shine through time in April. It will bt ats (ani SQUAMISH COUNCIL DECIDES the yellow coating. within the school this ibre an FATE OF AIRPORT When the tiles are fired, the pic- time, instead of dis- ies. W2 ture will appear in deep blue lines trictwide, but many ’or, anc on a bright yellow background. exciting groups, indi- \Vttc.ther you live in Vullqcliff, Gtrribaldi Highlancls/Estntcs They will certainly be a unique fea- vidual performers and 1 cup. I)c)ntvilIe, dowtown Sqtmnish or Brackendale, a decision ture of this school. Along with the speakers are being con 2 tbsp to change the official comtnunity plan will affect you. new Brackendale Elementary sidered as participants ipanisl. School building’s eagle shape, such They will deal with 1clovc Are you willing to: originality will give our schools health topics of conceri 112 CUI some distinction. As for the current to students, and pareni om ke pay for upgrading and maintaining an airport for students of Garibaldi Highlands, will be welcome to 1 tom; the benefit of Whistler? they will be able to point out to attend, 1/2 sm coinpromise your quality of life? their children and grandchildren Authors 1/4 CUI see this project approved without the benefit of how they really made their mark in Grade 8 to 10 student: 1/4 CUI a proper environmental or economic assessment! school, and left a lasting impression at Brackendale pinch for years to come. Secondary are also salt ar Special Tools For Special Needs being given the chance Cover Help prevent an irresponsible decision. I need your A student for whom new ways of to stretch their literary :and 3r support on Thursday, March 7, at 6:30 pm, Brennan doing things holds out an especially muscles. A Competition nion, c Park Leisure Centre. bright promise for the future is is currently being held ig and Adam, who attends Squamish in three categories of Sincere1 y, ne hot Neil McDonald Elementary School. Adam has spe- creative writing: poetry, Makes cial needs, and he is not only mak- short stories and per- rams J ing tremendous progress with the suasive essays. The win rams f help of his computer, but he is also ners will be announced keat T( enjoying every minute of the towards the end of -715-7: tle process,He laughs and claps his This Takes Concentration - Two students at April - and we hope to Dairia Ceramic Tile hands as he the Valleycliffe Elementary School try to make perfect published.see the winning Mr. Chaeffer entries ke Coa to Industrial Way, Squamish Industrial Park the parts of a program he windmills. Constance ~u/kaphotos 1005B 8924474 needs and he turns to say ”hippo” - has more information. I Open Saturdays 9-5 or by appointment c COMMIUNI TY Will ZJOW business be ~~ affected by the fiscal SS students named to honor roll yearend change? wing Howe Sound Secondary School students Grade 9: Ryan Harrington, Fraser Mousseau, Monjef named to the school's honor roll with a 3.5 grade Pee ters. Find out about the income tax Grade 10: Jennifer Cou tts, Wesley Errington. I hua Green, Rajpinder Khangura, Jeff Grade 11: Scott Acorn, Devin Biln, Barbara DeCook, consequences from H&R Block. e, Virginia Mahaits, Sharon Tong. Harjeet Dhaliwal, Sarah Fox, John Morrison, Mari We can help you. e 9: Derek Laforest, Shaun Marlatt, Marisa Nakata, Sara Price, Katrin Rutishauser, Harinder an Mooney, Shalvenie Nand, Robyn Sangha, Kyla Sheffield, Yuko Shijimo, Natasha Slik, Carolyn Kelly-Smith, Marianne Syrague. a, Carina Gee, Ramandeep Gill, Grade 12: Ryan Allan, John Amenta, Ramanjit Bains, , Jagdeep Rana, Stacey Rogers, Rachel Cawdell, Joelle Dubber, Trevor Emoff, Amy Halvorson, Rebecca L'Hirondelle, Melahnie Moodie, SQUAMISH 37991A Cleveland Ave. Phone 892-3624 eltine, David Brewster, Lynn Duncan Mousseau, Stephanie Nand, Suma Reed, David e, Theresa Columbus, Lisa Slik, Lindsay Smith. Open 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Weekdays, 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. Saturdays , Kevin Edwards, Whitney - Mastercard and Visa accepted at most locations I Glen Kavaliunas, Maryann thew Lafreniere, Keily Luck, Tyler McIntosh, Peeters, Mojdeh Rameshni, s Smith, Richard Tong, Kim Violato, Gurinder Virk, i hura Wilkinson, Jar1 Willing. .e dis- &rade 12: Jennifer Acorn, Shane Addis, Jordan Baker, Jrage brdeep Bhatti, Gareth Bradley, Elina Carlsson, Sherri the #"ssler, Tiff any Fenton, David Firbank, Lorraine Gamba, u 1 notto ul Kaila, Shannon Kelly, Christopher Lavoie, Alex n the kclead, Aaron Miller, Jennie O'Brennan, Sandi t selling .obertson, Rychelle Ruholl, Winnie Tong, Kella nd, Mandeep Virk, Krista Wilcox e following students were named to the principal's ith a 4.0 grade point average: rade 8: Jessica Chudy. Lack of demand closes teen line of demand from the in 1994 with a great deal of

' the oup it was created to assistance from the com- has forced directors munity, particularly the Howe Sound Youth Squamish Kiwanis Club. Line Society to halt The line has been staffed service for now. On- by volunteer supervisors olunteers of the teen and teen volunteers, who losed up shop Feb. McCreedy said '/have contributed time, energy and uth line director Garth money towards the suc- edy said he sus- cess of this project. rah rigects yoLng people are "We have decided to con- Ter th ietting the services the serve resources by closing &en line was designed to the line for the remainder rovide through other of the 1995-1996 school I offe: urces, such as peer year, but the society will i4 ounsellors at school or continue to operate and he sti ther professional social we plan to reassess the grou rvices available in the possibility of starting the endec ommunity. line again in the fall," he t topic The teen line was opened said. hat tk d air !Ancient grain heart smart , cour ulgur is an ancient grain that's coming into fash- 7s the ion in the 90s. Using it in a salad can make a bold a B heart smart recipe. What makes it heart smart? some Vot onlv is it low in fat but it's also low in saturated will b 'ats (anhal) and it's high in 1 this ibre and reasonable in calo- iis- lies. What it has is color, €la- tQ any Tor, and nutrition. GO indi- Bulgur Salad rs and 1 cup bulgur Health ig cor 2 tbsp. finely chopped red By Dania ipantz ipanish onion I I1 Ibl;I 'E;1c-I I C'I'S' ith 1 clove garlic (minced) Matiati o n :oncer 1/2 cup cooled, cooked paren orn kernels to 1 tomato,, diced 1/2 small zucchini, thinly sliced i 114 cup crumbled feta cheese dent 1/4 cup bottled fat-free Italian dressing pinch dried basil 50 salt and pepper (optional) ihance Cover bulgur with 2 cups (500 ml) boiling water; let terary tand 30 minutes. Drain. In a bowl, combine bulgur, etition nion, corn, tomato and zucchini; stir in cheese, dress- ;held lg and basil. Season to taste, Cover and refrigerate 'S of ne hour. poetry Makes 6 servings. Each serving has: 113 calories, 5 per- rams protein, I gram fat, 23 grams carbohydrate, 5 he win rams fibre. From the cookbook: Healthy Pleasures, mced keat Tastes from Canadian Dietitians and Chefs. ISBN of -715-7362-6. hope t( hiria Matiation is the community nutritionist for ntries be Const-GaribaLdi Health Region. iaeff er Ition.

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By David Domldson went into high gear and scoi -. three goals in the last two m J hc !~ochyseason is over for utes of the gqe, one of them tlic 1 iow Sound midgct rep an empty net as Ramage went Tia;slcs, but thcv didn’t go down the be~hts G!~G*W aii ex t’ cl s \I. attacker at the one minute mar Aiter c~ successfui run in tlic The game ended with a fii niidgct ~~l~iwfiserics, the Eagles score of 8-4, but the action was wcrc fi titill\; shot down in three over as Shane Hurren was pen ga~iich by the Sunshinc Coast ized for fighting and given ti ttmn in a b‘ittle to win berth in game misconducts for instigati t he p rc, v i 11 c i 1 c ha m pi o ns hi p s . a fight after the buzzer. Howt~Sound narrowly defeat- Not unlike other midget play1 ed tlic Sechelt team 4-3 in the games, a few unkind words we first game kb. 24, but lost the exchanged between some Sech second game 6-4 March 2. parents and Howe Sound playe The Eagles returned to One of the Sechelt parer Squamish for the deciding game phoned Squarnish RCMP afi March 3 a player short as John the game and three mernbc Lacoursiere received a one-game attended to escort the Sechr suspension for fighting. Coach entourage safely to its vehiclc Gary Morris chose not to bring although there had been no act in any of the bantam players he a1 confrontations. had been using to fill out the ros- Although they lost, Morris ter because the remaining proud of his team. “We ha1 midgets were ”the team that nothing to be disappointc made it this far, and that was the about,” he said. “The kids playc I team I wanted to play,” he said. 1 as well as could be expected b i Sunshine Coast scored the first dl we ran into a hot goaltender.” I goal of the game just over a Morris said for such a smi I iwer Cf minute into the first period, but team to make it so ,far is quite i iir upcoi they soon earned a couple of . A accomplishment. Unlike 0th 1 penalties, giving Stephen Fryer a Midget Mayhem - Howe Sound goalie Aaron Ramage dives on the puck as some players get tangled teams with upwards of 50 playe -I chance to score for the Eagles at up in front of the net in Sunday’s game. David Donaldson photo to draw from, Squamish only h, 754. The puck bounced from about 14 midget-level players, i end to end until another power the net a couple of times, and some of his period 5-3. of whom play for the rep team. play opened up and Craig Halliday put teammates took some unnecessary The third period gave the Eagles many “It catches up to you. Without enoug s How>Sound ahead with 23 seconds to penalties, with Fryer ejected from the more scoring chances as they took fewer players we ran out of horses at the end go in the first. game with a misconduct. Sunshine Coast penalties, but the Sechelt goalie was a he said. The second period saw the Eagles make scored four goals while the only Howe virtual wall, letting in only one power ”Overall it was a good year. We stuc a few mistakes as goalie Aaron Ramage Sound goal came from Halliday at 9:40, play goal from Jon Vanzella at 2:14. With together as a team and played with a 1( q. Tire Re’ lexx Pub I was beaten when he came too far out of making the score at the end of the second Howe Sound narrowing the gap, Sechelt of heart.” orth’s Ho; lcDo na Id’: Ad All H M BM jir Tree TI Ringers finish first ;coring L Atoms tie championshipgame Two Howe Sound Ringette arry WOC cott Hun, teams have finished the season in dyles Ros! The Atom Rep Championship Hockey Series first place. The Junior B team andy LeB .evin Horl continued Saturday night with Howe Sound coached by Paul Noble, and the teve Stur p 1‘1 ]v‘ i n g N ew West minster. New Wes tmins t er Tween €3 team coached by Gary he Lacou had \van the first game in the series, beating Ray and his daughter Erin, have LI Schulte larryl Cra Howe Sound 6-4. Saturday was a chance for both won byes into the provin- ison Van; cial championships. €?owe Sound to even the series. op Goali New Westminster opened the scoring at The Junior Bs began the season 11:Y of the first period, with Howe Sound’s seated sixth out of 18, but after jadge Jhi some close, hard-fought games Aurray Th I’nt T3rcindrcth scoring on a pass from Daniel teve Had TLlcDorwlci to even the score at 1428. New made it to first place after ‘aut Savas Wst i~spoiidedquickly, and the first period Christmas and were able to stay Lt ciiclcc!, ivith the visitors lending 3-1. there with a series of narrow, XCJS\&st scored ecirlyin the sccond to put a one-goal victories. Howe Sound t 11 r P c - g oa 1 s p re d bc t w e e 11 t he team s . Junior B will be playing teams from North Shore Winter Club, Bimdrcth dded two more goals for Howe ‘owe Sou 5ound in the second period, aid Adrian Leech Enderby and Burns Lake in the ancouver mnxl How Sound’s fourth goal at 1338 to provincial semi-finals in Port ,bbotsforc crwtc ‘i tie ,it thc end of the period. Coquitlam March 7-10. I ‘SWC l’he illirii period was exci tiiig, with both The Tween B team had an excit- urnaby 1elta t LW~playing good defensive hock2y. With ing year, with some good tiering 3:W lcft in the g,~nie,Harinder Verk took a making for some tough competi- Ian aim o rase r Va I I hcm-i shot troni tlx point and Lecch deflected tion, said the elder Ray. With the shot into the goal to put Howe Sound into most of their victories one or the lead. New West fought back with several two-goal differences, Howe chances, but Graham Roberge prevented any Sound came out on top at the Talsa goals. Then with 20 seconds left and a face-off season’s end, narrowly defeating harlie‘s top-ranked Abbotsford for a bye PS in the Howe Sound end, the New west coach Igles lifted his goalie for an extra attacker and a into the provincials, where they will face Richmond, Prince - deflected the point tied the game* Triumphant -The Howe Sound atom reps are only two games away from becoming George, Enderby and POCO. The next gameis in New Westminster Friday the provincial champions after tieing Saturday’s game. David Donaldson photo March 8.

c .. .-.. . . SPORTS ...... y.:.>,,. :::::>::...... ,.:A ..: ..... ,. :.> .. :.:.: A. :::.:;:.:: _._., , Happy 2nd B ir t hday Dara Maree Barnfield //Lots of love" from Daddy, snow Gramma & Granipa e Mountain Building Centres n's Soccer League managed to Barnfield. eze in this week's games before 1 now fell on Sunday. Dynamos edged out Local 170 Road Sense Cheeky Charlie's United took Moving Eagles 2-1, Squamish reminds you sa squashed Continental Power es 3-1, and the Lil'wat Coyotes t crime-p roof your car. dn't field a team, letting the :o nder Hawks win by default. e next round of games Sunday IMPROVE YOUR RELATIONSHIP (3 rch 10 will have the Dynamos take Couple counsclling hth priwtc and grotip Eagles, Khalsa against the sessions (register now for spring g~~p). tes, the Thunder Hawks will Issucs include intimacy, child rcaririg. n Local 170, and Cheeky budgeting, anger. division of' chorcs, e's will face CPS. coninludicat ion, Emily systcnis. ish FC will play a cup match Int e rested ? st Western Canadian March at the Ellis Moving Eagles Sunday. David Donaldson photo . at Centennial Field. Judy Ilolde[l MMBS 32 1-5921 Crystal Falls Counselling Centre _. .. Squamish Skating Club presents dreams on ice A Sea to Sky Hwy This year's Squamish Skating Club's ice carnival, Chasing the Dream, promises to be a "very professional show," says director Invitation to Tender Eileen Murphy. "Anybody who goes won't be disappointed." The production features a cast of more than 117 local skaters from Demolition, rc.mo\.l ages four to 20 and some special Sr replacement of guests including B.C. Senior Ladies upstream concrrtc champion Keyla Ohs, and former section of Daisy Lzke national champion and Ice Capades Dam left training wall. performer Brad MacLean. Squamish will see some of its own title holders in the carnival with I I 1996 B.C. Juvenile Dance champi- Tender may be obtained at the Site Visit at ons Morgan Price and Dallas Smith, Daisy Lake. Sealed tenders clearly inarked 1996 Western Canadian Pre-Novice champion Keegan Murphy, and with reference will he received at the wer Children - Squamish skaters had a dress rehearsal Wednesday for Squamish Skating Club Jr. Men Cheekye Substation by mail (Box 3000, r upcoming ice carnival. Ron Enns photo competitors Gordon Harrison and -- Garibaldi Highlands, B.C.VON 1TO) or by 3 plaverg The Chas&g the Dream theme will see the FAX (898-9390) until 11:OO a.m. 011 the skaters bringing their fantasies to life on ice, above closing date. Please note site visit with the help of great music, choreographed time and date. Please direct any queries to by Eileen Murphy, and wonderful costumes Janis Humphrey, Cheekye Substation, HOWE SOUND MEN'S HOCKEY LEAGUE made by the skaters' parents with help from Final Standings as of March 3 Debbie Anderson. The fantastic sets have Squamish, B.C. Phone: 898-7350. GP W L T PTS PIM GF GA been designed by Elmer Poole, an art student Tire Red Wings 30 27 3 0 54 310 235 89 at Emily Carr, and are being built with the 2 40 251 184 94 help of local sign painter Bruno Destradi. 17 12 1 35 337 182 103 16 12 2 34 262 141 119 There will be three shows at the Brennan 5 24 1 11 254 70 230 Park Leisure Centre: Saturday March 4 at 1 r Tree Thunder 30 2 28 0 4 338 92 265 p.m. and 7 p.m., and Sunday, March 10 at 1 p.m. Advance tickets are $9 for adults, $6 for G A PT PIN 61 57 118 16 students and $4 for children and seniors, and 53 31 84 50 are available at A Shade Better, Workwear 48 32 80 12 World, Home Hardware or from any 25 41 66 20 28 30 58 44 Squamish Skating Club member. Tickets at . ... 29 27 56 22 the door will cost one dollar more. 20 30 50 12 /-- 16 34 50 71 For further information contact Laila 30 15 45 22 Michell at 898-4231. 23 22 45 46 ?ason GP GA AVG W L T SQ after getting 3.34 27 3 0 2 I ames 94 3.48 17 12 1 2 106 3.53 19 9 2 1 after Savage (McDonald's) 20 92 4.6 16 12 2 0 in gear LOWER MAINLAND RINGETTE ASSOCIATION The Squamish Off Road Cycling Association will be having a general meeting at Xanthine's Standings as of March 3 99 Wednesday, March 13 at 7:30 p.m. Junior B Tween B Topics to be discussed will include the Test W L T GF GAPTS W L T GFGAPTS Df Metal race, the Adopt-A-Trail program, and Sound10 2 2 88 64 22 Howe Sound 9 2 1 88 50 19 uver 10 4 0 94 58 20 POCO R 9 3 0 11450 18 2 proposed 1,000 person bike race from Scepter Oil Drip Para sford 7 5 2 75 77 13 Abbostsford 8 3 1 70 40 17 D'Arcy to Pemberton, along the Sea to Sky 7 5 2 55 48 16 PoCoD 6 5 1 72 59 13 Trail. Dates will be set for the Loonie Race and 5 6 3 75 77 13 Richmond 4 6 2 60 70 10 :he next hill climb and the neb7 newsletter will Popular Oil 5 6 3 79 82 13 Surrey 4 7 1 72102 9 oe available. 4 9 1 56 75 9 NWVan 2 8 2 7095 6 at Spring Special lley 1 12 1 46 102 3 FraserValley 2 10 0 37 117 4 Telemarkers need Mountaim Building Centres Men's Soccer League GPW L F APts GPW L F APts vo Iu n t eers 11 9 1 39 13 20 Coyotes 10 3 5 31 19 8 Whistler Telemark Club is in need of volun- 10 7 2 20 11 15 Dynamos 11 2 6 16 20 7 teers for the World Teleniark Championships 11 5 4 21 24 12 Local 170 11 2 6 16 20 7 March 25-30. If you can help out, contact SUPPLIES 11 4 5 17 22 10 ThunderHks11 2 9 24 48 4 Richard at 898-4589 or Cathy at 932-4433. 1003 INDUSTRIAL WAY, SQ. INDUSTRIAL ?ARK ince 892-5951 'I 'I playoffs. Despite the league’s top goalie HOWE SOU D HQME SUPPORT Cadge Jhuty minding the net, Build-All Construction suffered a 7-3 loss to McDonald’s Feb. 24. McDonald’s scored four goals in the first period, from Daryl Craig, Mark Davis, Brian Robinson and Brian Jahnke, before Build-All scored its first from Shane Ford with 352 to go. Build-All went on the power play with 15:48 to go in the second, giving them a goal from Bill Foreman. Another goal from Ford at 955

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------SQUAMISH SKATING CLUB However the Flyers stole the thunder from Pear Tree The Hornets were abuzz with goals in the first pt when they scored eight goals in the second to end the starting with Bob CuMeyworth’s opener at 17:24 game with a 10-1 lead. followed by one from Barry Ackerman three sec The Thunder was back in action with higher spirits as later. Mike Tremblay squeezed one in for the Thunc they made McDonald’s work for their 10-5 victory Feb. 14:44, but Cunnerworth snuck in another goal thc SPRING 28. With only eight players, McDonald’s was first on the lowing minute with Dave Perrault adding to boards with Paul Noble’s goal four minutes into the first Hornet’s lead at 11:25. Steve Beauregard gave period. The Thunder retaliated with Kevin Foster’s goal Thunder its second. goal with 4:17 remaining br three minutes later. Zohner put McDonald’s ahead with Cunneyworth made his hat trick at 1:40 to giVc REGISTRATION his power play goal at 6:37, followed Craig’s goal three Hornets a 5-2 lead. minutes later. Jason Rumming kept the Thunder in the Cunneyworth Once again began and ended scorir Wednesday, game when he scored at 3%’ but with eight seconds to ‘ the second period with his goals at 15:47 and 2:42, v go in the first, Brad McKay widened McDonald’s lead the Thunder closed the gap with goals from For1 March 13, by another goal. 12:53 and Mike Marzocco with 7:03 remaining. 9 McDonald’s turned up the heat in the second with With the regular Season over, men’s league actio1 6 - 8 p.1~1. goals from McKay, Craig, Dale Thorarinson and Zohner, into high gear with the beginning of the pl while the lh~ndersaw two more goals, from Ray Forte series, starting March 6. Fourth place McDonald’: and Rumming. face first place Red Wings in a best of five series fc CIVIC March 1 had the game of the week when the Flyers met A division, starting at 8i45 p.m. March 6, and CENTER the Squamish Tire Red Wings for an extremely close Hornets will take on the Flyers for the B division, bl game. Randy Leblanc had the first goal for the Flyers ning March 10 at 8 p.m. The A winner and the B wj just over a minute into the game, but was matched by will then play each other for the Howe Sound h Red Wing Barry Woodard at 14:32. Woodard put the Leaguechampionship. more information ca,I I Wings ahead with his second goal four minutes later While the top four teams are fighting it out, the c ,lma Lewis 898-3755 and Jason Vanzella tied it for the Flyers with 3:18 to go. ly-matched Thunder and Build-All will compete tc Myles Rosser put the Flyers who is the best of the rest March 13 at 10:30 p.m ahead with a goal midway playoff matches will be played at the Brennan through the second period, Leisure Centre.

Province of . MinistryForests of @ British Columbia

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NOTICE INVITING APPLICATIONS FOR TIMBER SALE LICENCE A46630

Take notice that pursuant to Section 16 of the Forest Act, sealed tenders will be accer ed by the District Manager, Squamish, up to 11:OO a.m., March 28, 1996, for a Timb Mordable Home Packages Sale Licence authorizing the harvest of timber located in the vicinity of Meslilloet Cree So0 Timber Supply Area. At Nclson Homes we understand good quality at affordable prices. From start to finish the Nelson Total Home Package delivers lasting quality, fast, Volume: 11,655 cubic metres, more or less cfficicntly and cost-effectively. With over 40 years of experience we take pridc in your home and continue to be “at your service” long after your Species: Hemlock (40%), Balsam (26%), Cypress (27%), Cedar (7%) home is built. Nelson Homes offers complete flexibility with hundreds of csciting home plans designed for a range of lifestyles and budgets. Count Term: Seventeen Months 01’1us to ninke coming home the best part of your day. Upset Stumpage: $13.26 per cubic metre _--_-----_------______~~ yes! Please send! me the 1996 Nelson Homes Catalogue. Logging Method: Helicopter and Highlead

Marking Hammer: It will be the responsibility of the successful applicant to acquire a timber marking hammer.

Postal Code: Tel: Only tenders from Small Business Forest Enterprise Registrants will be accepted.

4dditional information may be obtained from the District Manager, Squamish Forest District, 42000 Loggers Lane, Squamish, B.C. VON 3G0. 8.’? !

medal. The girls curling team of Carol Mazzotti, Christine and Nadia Durig, Maggie Sims, and Amy Fenton ran into trouble with heavy ice conditions to lose their first two matches, but pulled together to hold their own against the top-rated Zone 7 team from Williams Lake, who finally overcame them. Coach John Hurford was pleased with the girls’ performance as a team, saying they curled really well in the face of much intimida- tion. Katy Jones’ girls hockey team lost its first game against Zone I, trounced Zone 7 5-0 in the second game, but were finally defeated by Zone 3. Jones had Scott Weiss, centre, played defence for Zone 5. lots of fun though, saying it was “way better than playing with the boys.” series with high scoring games. The boys hockey team, with Scott Weiss of Squamish, - ,, ., Jon Vanzella met with some real compctition as his c \m nearly made the bronze round, but was defeated by the squash team placed seventh in the 13 division. His team anie Robergel left, and Lisa Noble, right, won bronze) Zone 1 Fraser Valley team 6-2. This was considered to won the Most Sportsmanlike Tea111 award, and VanzeIla s in ringette. be a good score, as Fraser Valley had dominated the was honored with the Best Divirk Roll a\vard.

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MASSAGE THERAPY I I PENTIUMAND WINDOWS95 EXPERTS 1 -HARDWARE I Dennis Keithley -SOWARE Appraisals accepted for mortgages by the R.M.T., B.SC. (Kinesiology) -CUSTOM SYSTEMS 2d. Royal Bank, Scotia Bank & -UPGRADES Squamish Credit Union physician referrals accepted -CONS ULTI NG Forest even ing ap po i n t me nt s avai Ia bI e WE WILL BEAT ANY VANCOUVER ADVERTISED PRICE BILL BlLN R.I. (B.C.) ON A COMPARABLE SYSTEM 98-2027 FAX 898-2047 38112 Second Ave. 892-3930 892-9209

1 For classified, special classifieds or display classi- fie& 1 IPHONE: 892-91 61 Monday to Friday [-]IyIsAJ a.m. - 5 p.m. - Deadline is Friday 12:OO noon for placement in the upcoming issue. I BY FAX MACHINE DIAL: 892-8483 BRACKENDALE Resumes and references required now Journeyman and appren- Course is now accepting Lower 1 bdrm. in -...1 to fill upcoming assignments. Constructionco* tices. Are you interested applications for several looking for qualifiedPo- in improving your wages, positions within our golf RECEPTIONISTS, pie for the following benefits# atld pension? course operation. These LEGAL SECRETARIES, positions for the spring Are you interested in job positions include: golf Call Jane Darnel1 of 1996. Equipment ACCOUNTING POSITIOI! ~GHLAI security? Anyone in the shop staff, starters, golf @ 89209190. ! Bdrm. w Operators; Pipe Layers; electrical trade who bag attendant, outside 07TFN Please fax: 898-3968 or mail to: g i r i g En nee n answers yes to either services staff, concession c00~Ic0ccccccccIc~~~~ccc~cccc00 Technologists, and question should reply in staff, course services, BACH. Unit, inc1.-f/s, HOPE EMPLOYMENT SERVICES I Surveyors. Please drop Box 501, Garibaldi Highlands, B.C. VON w confidence to: Box #I 1 marshall, and volunteers. heat, hydro, parking, iting list i off resumes at: #8 - 1208 at the Whistler If you are interested in downtown. Avail. following Alpha Lake Road, Question, #307-4204 becoming part of a team immed. Call 892-5310 vlOUNTi Whistler, B.C. or fax to Village Square, Whistler, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT that will set the standard daysi8920449 7 evesJ898c Have you worked at a senior secretarial level wi MA (604) 932-8748. 03TFN 12ccwA B.C. VON 1B4. 3 for customer service and 9797 msg. 10 administrative responsibilities and do you possess EMERAL ~CCC~~~~~0~CC~~~~~CC~0~~~~~~0~~ cIcI~ccccc~cccc/ccIc~c0~~~~cc~~developed organizational skills? If so, lease consi DIAMOP CAREER Exploration FORESTRY Consulting joinin the team at our 1st class goP foperation deliver your resume with 2 BDRM. Ground floor HosBur ita kofficeity and uses sales WP ex orerience Windows would and be Lotus. an asst PLA Workshop in Whis tler firm requires immediate- ref’s and covering letter suite for rent, quiet P A4arch 11 - 29. Focus on ly, two certified silvicul- by March 19 to Nicklaus building, cable incl. in AL! personal aptitude and Please forward your resume to: ture surveyors, one quali- North Golf Course, P.O. rent. Quiet mature adults Furry Creek Golf and Country Club interest testing, career fied wildlife/danger tree See our a Box 580 - 8070 Mons only need apply. Avail. P*O. Box 1000, Lions Bay, BC VON 2EQ par tmen t c (3 u ns e 1i ng , ex p lo ra t ion assessor, one timber Fax: (604) 896-2327 Att: General Manager Rd., Whistler, B.C. VON April lst, $535/mo. 892- Reni of the current labour cruiser, and one field 1B0, attention Rod 3754. 10 Deadline: March 8, 1996 niarket and effective job engineer. Phonelfax 339- ‘E SBECI, Cochrane, head golf pro- STRATL search strategies. For 9931. 10 Bright bdrm. fessional. 11 DELUXE 1 :NTAL h/ 11m-e info. call Wendy at 0cc~-ccccI~~~ccccccc~~~~c~~~~~~ suite in farnily home, ME? the Whistler BIDS are now being PART-TIME Valleycliffe. Require one >R MOR1 Employment Centre accepted for the position YOUR Garden getting quiet,tenant. N/S, Ground n/partying level ITION C 932-6281 or Cyndi at of Landscape Contractor DRIVER WANTEI to be to much work. Let 9190. Workfit 898-3726. Space to maintain the grounds me help. Call 892-8447, entry, would suit older and gardens of the FOR THE Crc & 4 44 4)e-. is limited and preference 10 - 5 p.m. 10 person, $500/mo. plus. Mountain Mews T/home GARIB is given to current U.I. ccc-00~ccc0c0~c0c~~c~~~~~c00c~~Ref’s pls., 892-1040. 11 development . Squamish Chief ESTA recipients. 10ccw HOUSE Cleaning done I f- 3 Bdrm. . cc~ccccOc~cc~cIII~~c~~~~e~~~~~~Maintenance require- at reasonable rates. Ref’s HEAVY DUTY ments can be obtained at avail. Call 898-495 1 MECHANIC - B.C. 898-9765 after 500 p.m. eves. 10 Certified Coni nierc ia 1 Contract period from . . Contact: “The Self Employment @ 892*! Tr a ns por t Ve h i c 1e April 1 - Oct. 31/96. Assistance Grant Program Henry Lacroix Bids accepted up to (SEA) offers alternatives to peo 07TE Mechanic for diesel bus WESTPARK Circulation Manager March 15/96. 10 ple looking for employment. If 4#cIccc0c40 fleet in Squamish and APARTMENTS you are collecting unemploy- cccc~cIcccO~ccOccc~c~~~~~~~~O~~ New 2 stl Whistler. Preference Spacious 1 bdrm., $525, ment insurance, you may be 892-91 61 P/T work available, look- interested in receiving more ip for ren given to person licensed 2 bdrm., $575 and large information about the SEA ing for energetic retail /mo. N/S as a CornInercial 3 bdrm., $645. Suites Grant and becoming self- clerk. Must be avail. for employed. Contact 892-5467 to 1. Call 85 Tr a ns €3 C.r t Ve h i c I e incl. heat, hot water, register for our free “Business weekday and weekend I nspcc tor; hol~lsa quiet location, close to Start-up” Workshop!” ’ shifts. Drop resume at NG Ridg propane I icket and has schools. 38861 Buckley Squamish Pet Foods. use, 5 api csp. with Detroit Diesel Ave. Res. manager I’ N/P. Closing date March 9th, e, patio, L3L)EC. MIG welding 892-3616. TFN interviews later dates. IO .. April 1< experience an asset. 0ccIc0~0c~c0~~cc~ccc~~~~c~~~~~~ c0c~cccc0ccc~0cccccc~c~~~~~~0~~ ,938-908 Must have a B.C. driver’s GARIBALDI HELP Wanted - b 1OTFN license, class 2 with air GARDEN COURT Certified Flag People for PROPERTY MANAGEMENT -ccce*0c~c0. brake endorsement, or be 1 And 2 bdrm, work in the ‘COMMERCIAL SPACE” UTIFUL able to obtain same. apartments from We are now accepting “Intent to Rent” Forms and Deposits on Mountain View Squamish/Horseshoe Bay Place, the new building on Second Ave., at Victoria. Good choice of space still me. Near P1 e ase forward res u nie to : $500 $580/month. area. Call Louise at 8980 - available. LgRidge. \X7h is t le r Trans i t L td ., Heat, water and parking 5364 or fax resume to Office or retail space available, Third & Victoria downtown Squamish, laldi. All 401-1055 Millar Creek included. Mountain FM Building, ground floor approximately 550 sq. ft. two units to 898-5398. 10 choose from, available immediately. bath. Av Rd. Whistler, B.C. VON Please call 898-9882. c~~c~~~ccccccI~~cIc~0c~c~~~~~~~ jO/mo. C 1B1. 10 19TFN Three bdrm duplex, Edgewater, five appliances, only three years old, garage, P/T Position for enthusi- avail March 15/96. or 80509! 0cIc~cIc~c~cIccccccI~~~~~~~c~~~ cccccI-0~ccIcc~ccIcc0c~~0~~0~~c as t ic, hardworking per- 1 Three bdrm basement suite, Valleycliffe. Available immed. $6OO/mo. nc). 11 BARB’S Beehive - Hair 3 BDRM. Suite, lower .-0*0c*Cec#ce4 son who is willing to 1 Valleycliffe, 2 bdrm up & one down, nice home, large back yard, quiet location Sty1is t Wanted. Preferably work flexible schedule. floor on Plateau Cresc. on Chestnut, $1 ,lOO/mo. Available March 1/96. with clientele. All Drop of resume at N/P. Avail. March 1/96, Valley Drive, condo, 3 bdrm, 3 bathrooms, very nice inside. Available immed. $85O/mo. ALL 8924 inquiries confidential. Call Squamish Shell/Circle K, $550/mo- Call Dan 892- UPPORTSOUAMISH BIG BROTHERS AND 81G SISTERS, BOWL FOR MIUONS MARCH 29,30 AND 31,1996. LACE YOUR Barb 898-542 1.08TFN 1580 Hwy. 99. 1OTFN 5557. O9TFN PHONE: ROD DEROUIN BLACK TUSK REALTY PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 892-5954 CLASSIFE L cc0cIc~0I0ccIcccc0cI~c~~~c~~~0~ cc~cI~ccIcc0ccc0c~cc~0c0c~~~~~c---c(~0c-cI--~Ic-c--~~---~~~--- THE SQUAMISH CHIEF hhIRC1-l 5, 1996 35

0000000000000000C00c~0~~~000000 0 TOWN area 0 BY OWNER nice quiet .w- LOG Home in Paradise crescent in Valleycliffe. 2 BDRM. Main floor, Valley, 15 min. north of Approx 3,000 sq.ft. Two ONLY Seven lots left. $?50/mo. 3 Bdrm. top fl., downtown Squamish, full baths & ensuite, 4 Lot 19 to 26, Mamquam TABLES now avail. for the Spring Howc Sound $950/mo., in Gari- one acre of land, fenced, bdrms., f/p, woodstove, Rd., 40 x 122 each. Based Business Estates, close to every0 friendly dog acceptable, workshop, lots more Asking $52,000. Peter Home Assoc. Trdc Fair. Early where, N/P. 89809023. 1 bdrm. in 2 bdrm. extras! Creek running W.S. Lam 263-621 1/ 07TFN home. Avail. March 15, through back yard. pager 650-8990. 11 bird rates until March 9th. Call Kim @ 898- $3?5/mo. + 1/3 util’s. Job Asking $2 19,000. 8920

0 8299. 1OA NE DARNELL 6L ref’s req’d. Call Pat @ 3092. 11 VIEW Lot 7600 sq.ft. fully serviced. Call 8920 PROPERTY Handyman special 898091 24. 1OA 00000000000000000000000~.000000 (needs painting) PRIVATE sale - 9109. 11 1 Bdrm. House 0~CCI0C0~~C~~0~0C~CI.00~~~0~000GARAGE Sale - 1 0 2 ROOMMATES to Squamish. Terrific rev0 Sunday, 10 from with fenced yard. share house (Highlands). enue home, 5 bdrms., 2 CLEARED, Fully ser- March Avail. March 1, Beautiful views, parking, 1/2 baths., 3000 sq.ft., viced, flat lot in presti- 10 a.m. - 3 pni. Stuff for 0 13 19 $600/mo. laundry, $375/mo. + new roof, $259,000. 708- gious gated subdivision everybody 4 Meadow 10 Call Jane Damell share util’s. Mature work, 0401. 11 in Garibaldi Highlands. Ave. @ 89209190. ing adults pls., 89809874. No GST. $99,900.00. 07TFN 10 Phone 898-4848 or 892- 0000000000000000000000~000000~0 7758. 10 Its. 4 BDRM. Highlands FOR Sale by owner. home, $100O/mo. The Remodeled dbl. wide 1 home is for sale. Co- WANTED to rent 0 Mobile home. 3 Bdrm., WANTED Home ES, operation with Realtors a House, downtown or new appls., sldeck & building lot. Pls. call :or ~GHLANDGLEN must. Avail. March 18, Dentville for a family of covered porch, blinds month to month tenan- five, for March 30th or incl. $52,000. Call 8980 George @ 988- 1888 (N. to: cy. Gena Smith, NRS sooner. Call 892-5882 or 5673 for appt. 10 Vancouver). 10 I 892035 7 1. 10 892-5838. 11 000000000000000000c0000~~0~00~0 :ES 00000000000000000000000000000C0 VON 00000000000CI000000000~000000~~ 1974 12 x 56 on lot, - iting list available for GAR1 + Highlands great WANTED 2 Bdrm. #154 Timber Town Mnt. views, lots of sun, RIDERS wanted for non- following properties: Bsmt. suite in Estates. Must be moved 0 - profit vanpool - LNT UOUNTAIN VIEW main floor & loft of near Valleycliffe area pre- $10,500. 89805688. 12 new home. 3 Bdrms., 1 Squamish to downtown re1 wi MANOR ferred, $450 0 $575. Ref’s Vancouver, arrives ssess EMERALD PLACE 1/2 baths., decks, wood0 upon request. For March consi Vancouver 7:45 am., ation DIAMOND HEAD stove, 5 appls., cable. 15 or April 1. 892-9857. n ass( PLACE N/S, N/P. Avail. April 1, 10 PRIME Commercial leaves 4:15 p.m. Call ,tUS. 89202395 after 6 p.m. 10 $950/mo. + util’s. 896- CC0C0~~~~00~~C0~000000000000000office space for lease, 2479. 1Occw ~0000000.~0000C~00C~~00.0000~~~ ALSO TRAVEL Trailer: 38155 0 2 nd Ave. Avail. WANTED Carpool part- ub See our ad under Needed, place to park March 01/96. 892-3064. ner to & froin downtown 2EQ .partment & House 2 BDRM., 2 baths., dbl. while I work in your 07TFN ager Vancouver, leave Rentals garage, view, lrg. master area. Will act as security 00c0000~0~0000000c~000~0000~0~- , Sq u amisli/Va 11 e yc i ffe ‘E SPECIALIZE IN bdrm. & emsuite, on or caretaker for your “U STORE IT Mini I - area @ 7 am., leave STRATA AND quiet street, couple or property. Call collect storage space avail. in INTAL MANAGE0 family preferred, 452-2335. 10 new facility mid Vancouver approx 4 p.rn. - Can share driving if MENT $1,20O/mo. 92105904. 10 0000C0~C0000000~00~0~~000000000March/96. Bay sizes vary >R MORE INFOR- from 10’ x 15’ to 10’ x needed. Contact Glenn @Ipager 205-4406/officc ITION CALL 892- 32’ with garage door E1 660-1677 or eves @ 892- 9190. TFN RQOM for rent in Gari- DUPLEX 2 P’rs. new. 3 opening. Located in Estates. Cooking and 3345.11 C~0000~000000C000000~00000 Bdrm. + 1400 sq.ft., Sq u amish I nd LI s t r i a 1 GARIBALDI laundry facility. Phone vaulted lvg/rm., finished Park. Phone 898-3022 0c~0c0cc~c~~00~cc~~~~~0~c0~0~~0 WANTED 0 Ride to ESTATES 89803142. 10 in cozy wood, tile entry, for more info.” 0~~0~~000000000000000~00~~00000 Richmond for 7 am., 3 Bdrm. Thouse gas f/p, 5 appls., sunny 0000c00c00000000000000~00000000 In FOR RENT Brackendale, spacious “STOREFRONT avail. will share gas. Pick up open backyard, unlimited in new facility in from Britannia Beach, storage. Simply the best Squamish Industrial Park Mon. 0 Frid. URGENT! Call 896-2406. 11 @ 892-9190. one around. &W+€W - 1,500 sq.ft. with load- 07TFN $185,000 NO GST. 8980 ing bay. Phone 89803022 3888. 11 for more info.”. 10 New 2 storey house ~p for rent, I I Deluxe 28’ Motorhome 0 I /mo. N/S, N/P pre- 1 I I I fridge, stove, tv/vcr, a/c, I I j. Call 89809717. 10 I I I I $950/wk. incl. 1400 kms. 1 I 00000I0000000~000000~0000 I I I I free, .14 cents km. over. I I NG Ridge 0 2 bdrm. I I I Classified Ad Form I Jack 898-3491. 07TW I use, 5 appls., f/p, I I I Category I I! ...... _...-. . [e, I - patio, N/S, N/P. 1 - I I I I I. April 1. Ref’s I ~~ I SHARE Lrg. 3 Bdrm. I I .938-90801873- I I I -1 I Highlands house. ! I . 1OTFN I I I Parking, laundry facili- I f21 22 23 24 I I I Ahswot-& Lumber Go. ttd. I I ties, storage and all LA-XS I 25 26 21 ‘28 29 30 I Box Lillooet, 5.C. VOK IVO I I 880, I I incl., $450/mo. Call 8980 I 31 32 33 34 35 36 I ome. Near new. I I I I I I WANTED TQ BUY: 3225.07TFN 1 37 38 I39 40 41 42 ng Ridge. View of I I 0 S~WIO~ I Good Quality 0000~0~~0~0~0~~~~0~0~~0~0000000I I I 43 44 I45 I 46 41 48 e Feclers ibaldi. All appls., f/p, I I I I ROOM Avail. for working I I 11 OSB 2 bath. Avail. April I male. Full bath & laundry, f $7.00 minimum for 20 words or less. 254 per word thereafter. Deadline Friday noon. No exceptions. I 350/mo. Call 898- I in Fir, Spruce, I3nlsam, I PHOTO CLASSIFIED $15 AUDlO/VlSUAL CLASSIFIED (Chief 61Mtn FM) $14 I I I Pine, Birch or Aspen $350/mo. Call 89203092 I 1 or 80509912 I No. of Inserts I VISA No. I for more info. 11 I a competitive price and IC). 11 I Name M.C. No. I For I I 00000ccc0S0000c000000000~00000- I further information contact: I Address Expiry date I I I I ROOMMATE Wanted I Cash Sale larnell McCurdy I Phone I I - ~LL892-91 61 TO to share house, I Invoice No. I 256-521 3 oke I Address I 256-5250 - fax I I I, 1996. ACE YOUR SPECIAL $3?5/mo., in Valleycliffe. I I Date Rec’d Taken by !56-7359 - home 38113 2nd Ave., Box 3500 Squamish B.C., VON 3G0 Telphone: (604) 892-9161 FAX: (604) 892-8483 954 CLASSIFED AD. Call 892-9499. 10 I - L------~------J #72-6466- autotel

d ._------GT - 5.0, 5 spd., 84,000 4, regular cab, V6, 5 spd. SIERRA FRIENDLY GIANT NU-LooKPaul Bryant Kitchens orig. kms., new tires, New factory warranty Daycare FRIENDLY Fam i Alpine, minor dents, motor. Exc. cond., --I -UAL* 892-2300. $6,500 obo. 892-9775. 10 $15,000. 898-8308. 11 A licensed group daycare Garibaldi Hiehlands 1 OTFN operating since Nov. ~~~~cc~~c~~c~c~ccc~cCCC--CC--CC1985 MERCURY 1987 FORD Ranger 4 x 1988 at the Civic Full or Part time. group to provide qu Center. Ages: 18 mo's to FAX Machine UX - 4 p/up - 5 spd., V6, 5 years Offer: ECE & 104/114 (Sharp). 1 Year $6,000 obo. Call 898- - First Aid Qualified Staff. old, barely used, $E@. 5160. 11 $3 * Structured Program - * Ci111 898-0778. 10 in HOW SOUND Kindergarten pickup INFANT/ Crescent area. 14 from local schools * TODDLER DAYCARE Swim Program + access WANTED - 2 or3 year MOTORCYCLE - 1984 38370 Buckley Ave. Erin @ 892-3340. 1 to other recreational pro- old 486 Computer, flat Yamaha YZ80. Very low (behind Squamish grams. * Full-time/Part- profile, no windows 95, hrs. on rebuild, new tires, Elementary School) time - *Drop-in (3-5 prefer compact or IBM. new brakes, new cables, QUALITY DAYCARE, Ci111 L~II898-3 197. 10 years only). Call 898- new seat, cooled.- ___I_ liauid ~ 2399. TFN SPOTS FOR___ hgersdrai Red and white, $575. CHILDREN in my Valleycliffe hoe;jressor, t ~~~~ccIc~ccc~ccc~cc~~~~~~~~~~~~Tues. - Thurs. (4 - Gqetreade TINY FLOWER AGED 3 WKS. TO 3 p.,m.) Call 892-5100.11 0 P P e CHILDREN'S YEARS OF AGE CENTER Hours of operation: sct ot winter tires on 84 CAVALIER - 5 spd., I CALL892-9161 Mon. - Fri. dlofs. All options Licensed Quality gray, 4 dr., 4 studded TO PLACE YOUR Daycare Preschool E.C.E. QUALIFIED cxccpt leather C $16,900 snowies, ski rack. Runs SPECIAL Program. STAFF ..I I-. -- oh.898-3888. 1 1 Birken Rd. area. Call/$\ great, lady owner, $1,000 CLASSIFED AD. Has openings f/t, p/t & We also offer a special I * 898-9390eves. 1OA &o 4x4 obo. 892-5125. 10 drop in. component for teen

------~-~cccccccccc~~~~~~~~~~~ * Age 2 112 - 5 yrs. mothers IT'S CUT * Kindergarten Drop-off attending Howe Sound $ades. 0- c i n g . & Pick-up. Secondary School. AND DRIEDtran Killshone for Tobacco 1. - 992 Ranger xLT DRYWALLER/Taper/Fin * E.C.E. 6r First Aid 8924796 or 89205365. tor tir BRITISH COLUMBIA eask A 4x4, 4.0 V-6. Supercab, .l m 43TW isher - Iexture, ceiling qualified staff. .. LUNG ASSOCIATION 13673- - . * new tires, 87,000 km. _- -I-c--~~c~ccccccII~c~~~~~~~~~~~Box 34009, Station D and repair. hree 38357 Buckley Ave. Vancouver, B.C. V6J REGENCY Asking $13,600, 898- Phone: Estimates, call Daniel 892-5566. TFN 963 1. 04ccwTFN 892-2304. 11

c-cc-ccc~ccc~I~c~~cc~~~~~~~O~~e 980m8581 '87 RANGER S/B GRASS Cutter, Lawn ines641, for%a Extended cab, 4x4, 2.9 # maintenance from the L, V6, 5 spd. Fiberglass beginning of April to the canopy, boat rack, end of October. For more 107,000 krn. Good tires, info., pls. call 898-4236. 10 $5,999 O~O.892- c~~cccIcccc~~O~~~ccc~~~~~~~~O~I 1994 TOYOTA Land Cruiser, 95 661898-42 08. 04Tm ato, 1 owner. low mileage best GIpELLE'S Catering cc~c~cOccIc~ccc~ccc~~~~~~~~~~~~ 4WB in the world! $59,995 Since 1990. Big or small. VAN: '92 DODGE LECTROLUX McDougall's Music We cater to all. WEEKLY SPECIALS Caravan. 5 psngr., V6, Banquets, office parties, Vacuum Ckaners Rabbit Ears $10.00 ea. on propane cheap to 6x9 Speaker Boxes $25.00 pr. -Sales & Service - CassetteWalkmans from $ 15.00 ea weddings, etc. 898-8298. J. Robinson run. 145,000 km, lots of Open Tuesday to Saturday 10 urchase hwy. Most options, in 892-5a27 892-5310 898-9797 ccc~~cI~ccIc~cccccc~~I~~~~~~~~~ ollect: K very good cond. $10,000 HANDYMAN with firm. 898-3956. 10 STUCCO BIRKENDALE truck - yard clean up, New & Old Homes TREE SERVICE Garages, Additions, etc. - RUBBISH REMOVAL - DUMP RU construct ion clean up, 1 Professional Tree Care 84 3/4 TON 4 x 4. Good - GENERAL &YARD CLEANUP. small moves, dry wall running cond., $3,000. B98c4997 clean up. Call 892-3023 Call 898-581 1. 10 Fully Insured or page 892-8530. 10 .. - 1995 DODGE CLUB CAB pick-up, ~Oc~ccc~ccc~~ccI~c~~~~~~~~~~~~~ auto. V8, 19,OOO km, emerald green 86 GMC S15 Extra cab I $24,995 I 2.8 V6, 5 spd., 4 s 4, ncw paint, tires, clutch, eshnust, rebuilt motor, VETERINARY canopy, clean, runs good, HOSPITAL $4,500. 892-5490. 10 40378 Tantalus Way 1994 GRAND CHEROKEE leather, O~~ccc~~cccc~cIIcc~~O~~~~~~c~~~ reen, 40,OOO km, immaculate. $29,988 898,9089 I Dr. K. McCallum. w/o, p/l, clean, 103,000 & Associates. 43TFN kms. Looks and runs like ~~~ccccIc~~c~c~~s~cI~~~~~~~I~~~ new, runs on N.gas & 3 ADORABLE Name: regular, 3 spare tires, Dalmatian puppies for I Street Address: $8,000 obo. 892-5490. 1986300M 5s sale (males have brown I T-tops spots), $350, ready to go. For more info., pls. call

"LmO FOR SALE"' ~ a ; " RATES 1 YEAR - $35 (1 yr.) Seniors $25 1993 GRAND CHEROKEE MEDO Ready for Work BUILD a Wilderness 6 cyl., auto, fully loaded, dark blue. Custom built 1986 Cabin - 20 day log build- I 1/2YEAR $20 (1/2 yr.) Seniors $15 Lincoln Stretch ing course, April 28 I Paid By: 0 Cheque o VISA 0 M/C 0 Cash 0 Money Orde Town Car - Black, Fully - loaded - all records May 29, north of I Amount Enclosed Immaculate $16,000 Squamish. $1,750.00, all I Credit Card # OBO. tools provided. Call 892- 2300 or 898-1526. All Vehicles Safety Inspected 8 Air (604) 681-2044 1OTFN

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__-____ - OPPORTUNITIES [8g8c2563&PORT POACHERS! OPPORTUNITIES PSYCHIATRIC NURS- BE A S uccessf u I ‘Fijvate invest igationhe- CLIP COUPONS. Earn up CANADIAN LAUNCH! cecc*cccIcecI I- ING. In this profession, Writer. ..write for money h group seeks infor- Sweden’s number 1 sell- to $100/week. Call for you need to be dedicated and pleasure with out n about poaching, your Free Coupon ing skin care line is now g & illegal bear parts here. Earn weekly com- and to care about people. unique home-st udy Clipping Guide 1-800- course. You get individ- e. Up to $2000 offered 484-9507 enter code missions, monthly royal- In B.C. there is a continu- info ieading to ties and national profit ual tuition from profes- #1738 or mail self-ad- ing demand for st/convlction. sharing. Sell direct or Registered Psychiatric sional writers on all as- &nf identialityianonymity dressed envelope to: build your sales team. pects of writing-romances, 2e3340* ‘%bed. 1-800-889-1597. Can-Am Clippers, 839- Nurses. The Psychiatric Call Oriflarne Canada 1- short stories, radio and 22558 Queen St. E., Nursing Program at 800-363-4585. TV scripts, articles and AUCTIONS Toronto, Ontario M4E Douglas College is acade- BUSINESS children’s stories. Send -%URT BAILIFF Sale. IG3. mically challenging, PERSONALS today for our Free Book. TER Neefods of Prestige blending classroom learn- 2 boys (2/‘$treaders Inc. DON’T GAMBLE. Buy a PRETTY ROOMMATES Toll-free 1-800-267- 1829, proven franchise. ing with real-life clinical .eycliffe hoe;igersdrand 28h.p. com- will share personal pho- Fax: 1-613-749-9551. The jressor, buffer, Spanner Bathmaster countertop & tos, fantasies and videos. experience to ensure you Writing School, 2533 - 38 UrS- (4 e Gqetreader heads tub resurfacing. For free, discreet info call have the skills you need McArthur Ave., Ottawa, 89&5100,d o p p e r/IE x t r act o r Franchises set & ready to toll-free: 1-800-93-KAREN to start your career right ON,- K1L 6R2. - ____ - - __ - - readbonder. Sold as is, go. Starting at $14,900. or write: Karen, Box 670- ’cccccecccc#~ ere is. View 6139 after graduation. If you COUNSELLOR TRAIN- Financing O.A.C. 1-800- GB, Kelowna B.C. V1Y have strong communica- 4app Ave., Burnaby,B.C. 7P2. (19+). ING Institute of 808-9666. ids close 12:Olp.m. tion skills and care about Vancouver offers corre- arch 28/96. 526-3737 $100,000 NET POSSIBLE EDUCATION helping people, spondence courses for tee1 found ndre. first year. Vancouver HEALTH INFORMATION Psychiatric Nursing is a the Diploma in manufacturer requires Counselling Practise to area. Call!:\ AUTO Services Program at perfect career choice! ves*loA F250 4X4’s, Explorers, (SaI es/l ns t alI a t ion) deal- Douglas College. Douglas College in New begin March 30. For a 1 ers for an amazing new Information management brochure phone Toll-free -~---&eps, Diesels. All makes, Westminster offers B.C.’s ceramic coating technolo- is critical to successfully 1-800-665-7044.-__ - - __ I models, lease, returns, gy. Dealerships range only Psychiatric Nursing des. 0-Down, good fi- managing health care in BACK-TO-School Survival from $14,000 to $45,000. program. As a graduate of ncing. Free delivery. the 90’s. As the demand Guide For Women- Secured by product, train- this program, your skiils :co Mls.@honefor free approval for health information in- Intended to help B.C. ing, territory, superior creases, so does the will be in high demand COLUMBIA t~ask for Grant 1-800-993- women make informed marketing program and from hospitals and resi- ;SOCIATION 13673. need for qualified person- choices about learning. lifetime factory warranty. nel to ensure the informa- dential and community GINES REBUILT from For information call 1-604- This is a basic nuts and tion is accurate, interpret- care facilities. You also 524-0788._- - - 5. 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As a graduate of this program, you’il third and fourth year un- gan izat ion al and c ust G rn t: r Send S.A.S.E. for free in- handling skills, some mi: formation: KJ Systems, have the skills required to dergraduate courses. A manage sensitive patiefit chanical background 1321 Orlohma Place, N. final year of study through information while meeting Excellent benefit Vancouver, B.C. V7G the Open University wi!I the information demands pkg./pension plan. Fax re- 2K5. allow you to obtain a of the health care indus- sume to (604)392-3259 or Eachelor of Health try. The skills you gain in mail to: 715 Oliver Street, SPRING IS Almost Here! this program are recog- Science (Psychiatric Williams Lake, B.C. V2G Nursing). Call (604)527- Dickee Dee Ice Cream nized by the Canadian __IM9. ___ Attention - Colin.- - - - now has exclusive mobile 5478 today to find out ny G.M. light duty truck College of Health Record POSITION AVAILABLE to urchase or lease. Call vending distributorships Administrators and are how to apply for the Fall an aggressive self-moti- ollect: Klassen Auto available in your area. accepted across Canada. semester starting vated individual to work Cease D#5370, ask for Earn $200-$700 a week! This program blends September 1996. For as Journeyman Partsman 594-22 7 7. Small initial investment re- classroom learning with more information on in successfu1, aggressive I -. I-.. quired. Excellent support real-life, hands-on experi- dealership. The success- L DUMP RUN^ BUSINlESS Douglas College visit our - - . .._ program. This opportilnity ence to ensure that you’ll OPPORTUNITIES we bsite at fui applicant must have is profitable, educational be ready to start a new H tt p://w w w . do u g I as. c a. good organizational and FUNDS. and enjoyable. Call career right away! Spaces fTlME Apply now, space, are interpersonal skills. 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Financing avail- tion, U & R Tax Schools, Supervisors, Kitchen su- hours/wee k. able O.A.C. Full price apart m e nt/co n dom i n iu m pervisors. Previous expe- 1345 Pembina Hwy., $48,900. For more infor- managers needed - all rience in the hospitality/ski mation on this excellent areas. We can train you Winnipeg, MB, R3T 2B6, industry is a definite business opportunity call right now! Free job place- 1-800-665-5144 over 20 asset. Send resumes to: RN MONEY at home. 763-2651 or 1-800-461- ment assistance. For in- years of tax training expe- Box 418, Jasper, AB, r exclusive system 5166. f ormatio n/broc h u re calI rience. TOE 1EO. ws YOU how. NO stuff- 681 -5456, 1-800-665- BC BUSINESS Ads, INTERESTED IN CA- EQUIPMENT Envelopes, no MLM or 8339. ht t p://www. bcbusi ness. co REER Training? Golf op- BE AN Interior 140 G GRADERS, 5 WA- m/ads, business opportu- erations, hotel/restaurant, TERTRUCKS, 10 loaders, Decorator... with our great tou rism/traveI, ormation send S.A.S.E. nities, help wanted, classi- home-study course. Call 6 plowtrucks, 10 com- fied ads for logging, farm- for a Free Book. 1-800- event s/co nven t io ns , cuI i- pactors, 8 lowbeds, 5 Publications, 286 Bunting ing, fishing, mining and 267-1829. The Sheffield nary/pastry arts.. .Atlantic backhoes, P&H crane, Road Suite 178, St. free directory for busi- School, 1058-38 McArthur Tourism and hospitality Kenworth dumps, 4 fuel nesses 1-800-499-5863 Ave., Ottawa, ON. K1 L Institute, Holland College, trucks. Call Vic 1-604- for a recorded message. 6R2. in P.E.I. 1-800-446-5265. 493-6791. 12:OO p.m. and before 5 Survived and will be p.m. Friday at the rate bg I a: I Lk Province of British Columbia sadly missed by her lov- of $7.00 for 20 words McLAIN, Suddenly on ing husband Rene or less, and .25c for February 24, 1996 as a Nahanee Sr. Mother each additional word. result of a motor vehicle Cecelia "Sally" Wyse They are accepted on a The Ministry of Education, Skills and Training is requesting information acc ide n t . St ephe n (nee Thomas). Sons first come first served from qualified contractors to provide new program services as required Anthony McLain of Rene Joseph Jr. and basis, and are printed under the BC Benefits initiative. The programs, Youth Works and Welfare Britannia Reach aged 20 Christopher Michael. only if space permits. to Work, provide training to income assistance recipients. The priority is to deliver programs to youth, ages 19-24. years. He is lovingly Sisters Lynda (Norman) The Squamish Chief I' remembered and will be Milbum, Cynthia Wyse, cannot be responsible The Ministry is interested in establishing eligibility lists for the purpose of competing, and awarding fGture contract services. Services the Ministry forever missed by his par- Vanessa (Telford) Dennis for errors or omissions may require include: cnts, Arthur and Lynne, and Teri Squire. Brothers as these ads may not be ASSISTED JOB SEARCH JOB READINESS/ twin brother Gary, sister To Wah mut-Joe (Viola) proof read because of Information Sessions COMMUNITYEMPLOYMENT Andrea (Andy), grand- Wyse, X'itotit, stun- time constraint. Starting PointdMonnation Delivery TRAININGBRIDGING Group Job searrh Activities Career Planning Ino ther Pam Stem bridge, Arnie (Arlene- Resume Writing *PemnalManagement Skills grandfather Edward Qwesaltnaot). Many CUSTOM Cleaning and *Group & Individual Career Planning SmCsm-g McLain and his many nieces, nephews, relac mending to suit your Group or Individual Assessment *EmploymentMaintenance Ski& Diagnostic Assessments Work Experience uncles, aunts, cousins, tives and dear friends. needs. Call 898-3863. 10 Entrepreneurial Exploration Job search Skills team-mates and friends. Prayer was held Sun., 0c0c~c0cI~~c~ccccc~c000000~0000 Workshop Next Steps Support and Planning il Funeral service was held Mar. 3, 1996 at 7:30pm VOLUNTEERS This is a Request for Information and Qualifications ONLY. Information on Saturday, March 2 in in,the St. Pauls Indian NEEDED - EF collected will be used to compile lists of qualified service providers. the Squamish Funeral Church, 424 W. Foundation, a non-profit Responses to this request will not guarantee any individual or company an nd m( Chapel. Rev. Claire Esplanade, North student exchange pro0 opportunity to compete for future services. traduz Bowers officiated. If so Vancouver. Followed by gram offers an excellent, To respond to this request and to acquire detailed program descriptions bears t and qualifications, interested parties must FAX their request to: j desired donations may be funeral mass Mon., Mar. expense paid, volunteer I I Marlene Ross, Purchasing Agent rhis pc ~nadeto Howe Sound 4, 1996 at 10:30 am in opportunity to caring 8C Purchasing Commission Youth Soccer. 10 St. Pauls Indian Church. adults interested in FAX: (604) 655-2409 4 coml iall. A 0c000-0-ccc00c0c00-00~~~00000~0Father Dennis Alexander introducing Canada to Requests must contain agencyhdividual name, full street address, postal C:30p.r NAHANEE - On Mar. 0.M .I. Celebrant. teenagers from around code, telephone and FAX #Is and the aredcity of potential service deliv- 1, 1996, April "Ab" Cremation. Hinds the world. For more info. ery. Further information may be couriered collect or sent by mail. Please ad- ;I 7.43 vise of your choice. Winnifred Nahanee of Funeral and Memorial call: 1-800-263-2825. 10 Iirect North Vancouver age 40 Services in care of PLEASE RESPOND WITH INFORMATION AND QUALIFICATIONS PRIOR TO MARCH 29,1996. years. Predeceased by her arrangements. grandparents Jimmy Joe 7 and Ellen Wyse, George Letters? Story ideas? Comments? Daffodils? I and Anesthesia Thomas. PLEASE NOTE: Too e-mail us at: Father James R. Wyse, late to classify ads are [email protected] sister Mavis Wyse, and accepted only after I r

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3r furt Insurance Agencies Ltd. ease HOURS Mon. to Wed. 9 a.m. - 6p.m. 898,4088- Thurs. to Fri. 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. LOCATED IN THE Saturday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. HIGHLANDS MALL I Executive Townhouse adiacrnt--,---.._ Gnlf-I.- rn~~r~rV"Y."w, tireat starter home or investment I/? hth large IN in sunny Brackendale, 2 bel splil 3 bdrrn Rr den, 1470 sq. ft. $177,500. propperty. 3 bdrm, townhome in wilh 1;it-g~he rhru gage md double c-xprt Cull Amber: Brackendale $139,900. CallJason )plica

( .I RAIL 'N SEA RESTAURANT eautiful 2 bdrm Townhoust: at Vikine" Ridge. $139,900. & DAIRY BAR .Georgeous 3 bdrm., 2 bath. rancher Garibaldi Fabulous Business Oppnuniiy! $109,000 &states 1650 sq. ft. $269.900 CuffAmhpr Cull Ambtir. ,. ,#. # At I

m. family home within walkine0 dis- luarnii tance to all amenities. Open livin - 1his home is only 5 yrs. old. 4 bdrms, tc ! sunken family rm. Beautiful appl., Livin dining area. Nice kitchen. Large Bamily brts rm.,fomal dining room, 2 fireplaces. Curve room downstairs. Plus a small suite for mom. Covered deck & very nice yard. llectin -~---., ----.uuu ~- amenities. $249,m.Call Amber stairway. Radiant heat, 2 car arage. Kitchen Cull Amkr CORNER UNIT:$187,54O. Cull A;&r is a dream! Fenced yard. is home is a Best of all, "the price is right . Listed at isure must see, must have. Call MARG l!h to view. $198,500. Give MARG a call to view. d )me a See you at the Open House!! 1st for ent. S mey P iristint Jason Whittaker Judy McQuinn Amber Poulton Call Dan - JOB POSTING NOTICE CashierlCIerk II The 7:OO p.m. February 29, 1996 Public Hearing Regarding the Official Community Plan Amendment for the Airport has been Adjourned to Resurr Casual On Call On Thursday, March 7,1996 at 8:OO p.m. in the Auditorium, Brennan Park lications are invited, from qualified persons, to fill the Leisure Centre 1009 Centennial, Squamish. tion of Cashier/Clerk II on an as required basis to vide for vacation relief and additional hours as The 650 p.m. February 29, 1996 Special Council Meeting will resume followi the close of the public hearing.

he position involves clerical, reception, cashiering and lping in the Engineering/Building and Finance NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING lepartments. Pursuant to Section 574 of the Municipal Act, notice is given that the Council of the District Squamish intends to adopt “District of Squamish Highway Stopping Up, Closing, Disposing successful applicant must be bondable; be able to and Exchange (Central STP) Bylaw No. 1398, 1996” at their regular meeting to be held on 1 ork without close supervision and be adept in fostering 19th day of March, 1996. nd maintaining good public relations. A high school raduate is preferred, with clerical experience and two The above referenced Bylaw experience as a cashier clerk. disposes of a portion of lane I shown heavily outlined and I rhis position is under the jurisdiction CUPE Local 2269. labeled Part ‘A’ on the sketch right, in exchange for land, as complete job description is available at the Municipal 4 shown heavily outlined and iall. Applications will be received in writing up to labelled Part ‘B’ on the sketch L30p.m. Tuesday, March 12, 1996. Salary: $1 6.64to right, necessary for the purpose ;I 7.43 per hour. of relocating the lane between Iirect you application to: M. J. Darbyshire, Fifth and Sixth Avenues. The Public Works Director portion of lane disposed of, Part District of Sq uam ish ‘A’, will be transferred and

37955 Second Avenue, annexed to the adjacent PART’A’ I PO. Box 310 property, in exchange for Part 791 m* Squamish, B.C. VON ‘6’which shall vest in Her 3G0 ? Majesty The Queen, in the Right 3 of the Province of British PI PARKS & RECREATION Columbia for highway purposes.

DEPARTMENT The proposed bylaw and a EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES larger and more detailed map may be viewed at the Municipal I Hall, 37955 Second Avenue, Aquatic Squamish, BC, Monday to Friday between February 27

ana March 19, 1996 during 0’ :asual/ On Call Recreation Service Person I I, I Dffice hours 8:30am to 430 pm. lajor Functions include: Aquatic maintenance, Janitorial 0 Operations. Must have Pool Operators Course Level 2. THIS IS THE FIRST OF TWO VOTICES DATED this 27th day I 3f February, 1996 at Squamish, ! Casual / On Call Lifeauard Instructor II 3ritish Columbia. ssists in instructing, supervising, guarding and teaching LE. Barry, Clerk I ! D.L. i 4B6 chniques. Ali qualifications must be current. 3ISTRICT OF SQUAMISH I

I 3r further information or job description on the above, ease contact:

Mr. Bob Kusch, Parks & Rec. Director District of Squamish BQX31 0 Squamish, BC VON 3G0 PARKS & RECREATION Dplications received up until 8:OO a.m. March 12, 1996. PRESENTS “YOU CAN BE A STAR” Youth Murder Mystery Party to be held on March 15, 1996 at 7:3C 10:30pm. Tickets are $1 0.00 per person and available at the SATURDAY MARCH I6 Leisure Centre or by phoning Lisa at 898-3604. This event is 1:OOp.m.=4:00p.m. designed for ages 15- 16 years. Activities include an indoor BBQ, Karaoke singing and swimming so don”t miss this exciting event. At Brennan Park Leisure Centre luarnish Gymnasts will be hosting a Gymathon in brts to raise money for new equipment. They will be llecting pledges before they come to the Brennan Park lisure Centre to perform chosen skills in repetition. )me and watch the show and take a look at the new 1st for Kids” Gymnastic Equipment on display for the ent. Support your local gymnast in their effort to raise mey for new equipment. For more information call Iristine 892-5704. I I I 4 f88til I

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