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OF SQUAMISH & ALTA LAKE &1 PEMBERiON Val. 21 - No. 7 SQUAMISH. B.C.-THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 17, 1977 20 cents per copy Phone 892-5 I 3 I. TWO SECTIONS - 12 PAGES

During the past few weeks In the past I2 months the areas and came to Britannia to work has started on an museum has hosted nearly see the museum and tunnel. as ' auditorium. located close to the 40,000 visitors. 12,000 of whom well as the mill. museum, which will seat 100 have been students. Considering people or more. Work is obstacles such as poor weather, Guided tours for classes proceeding on schedule and a devastating flood and later a aheady prove to, be an in- should bc in limited use by mid- rock-slide south of Britannia, teresting and important part of April. It is designed to become a the museum people feel the the work done by the museum centre for mining education operational performance for the and with the addition of the featuring audio. visual and year has been satisfying. A large auditorium, these will prove audiolvisual presentations. number of people found it an even more interesting. added attraction to the area and Thc muscum will open to the The completed structure will they will spread the news of the public on May 14 this year and have cost upwards of $75,000 museum among their friends. the hours of opening will be ex- and had it not been for the co- Earlier this year the museum tended, from IO a.m. to 7 p.m. operation of numerous business hosted a group of teachers who The museum 'staff' issue a in the Squamish are?. .the are preparing a classroom study warm invitation to anyone in- auditorium proiect would have course in mining in B.C. Thev terested in the history of mining been set back fir at least a year, had visited mining in BC Io. visit the museum and THE OBSTACLE and trying to run it was one of the highlights at the high school indoor track meet. Here contestants are crawling under the or possibly longer. . in B.C., Roberts Bank and other see the dlsplays. COURSE net in one of the events. . 1

SCHOOL BUDGET NEARS School district Designed for $5 MILLIQN MARK briefs Howe Sound School District No. 48 passed the annhl The board has decided to municipal lands school budget last week after making sizeable cuts and chair- look into selling the Creekside ROSE TATLOW man T.B.M. Fougberg said that, despite the increase of five school at Mount Currie as it is By mills authorized by the government, the board had been able not being used and the board Rural Stores Ltd. along with Canada Safeway Ltd. sub- to effect economies which will cut that figure by three mills cannot see any use for the mitted a joint proposal to council Tuesday night for a multi- and he did not expect the increase to be more than two mills building in the near future. million-dollar shopping complex designed for the and hopefully less. There is also some concern municipally owned lands north of Pemberton Road and :; Secretary-treasurer Don Ross said the operating costs about damage to the bui!ding south of the B.C. Railway's main line. ': ': are up 9.52 peicciit and the debt and capitai costs up 11.05 which is now empty. The project, designed for approximately the same area ,:;,: ,:;,: percent. *** which the recreation complex is planned for, may face .Bids have been called for the :;i The total operating budget amounted to $4,864,111 with problems but after an initial discussion with council further 2h instructional costs accounting for 75 percent of that sum'. In- construction of the new elemen- discussion is planned for Saturday morning and there is a tary school in Valleycliffe and distinct possibility that both prqjects may be fitted into the :$' structional costs come to $3,709,615, with administrative work has started on the new ...!rz costs. $1 87,208,. operation ,account $436,759, repairs .and ''high -schwl..at Brockendale.-.i*. .._I $7.18 ... ,aslre,,site owned ,by the district. , maintenance $340,263, conveyance of pupils $1 81,996, and *** The complex, as outlined by R ural Stores' Fred' Kalley ! auxiliary services $8,300...... In reporting on Capilano and Safeway's Ken Horwood, calls for extension of Third The school district stretches from Britannia Beach to .College. T.B.M. Fougberg Avenue nortn on a graceful curvc; a 30,000 square foot : D'Arcy and includes two high schools, eight elementary stated that the search for a prin- grocery store and several smaller stores containing 23,868 schools and the Coast Mountain Outdoor School. In ad- cipal was still going on. square feet with future development of a 10,000 to 16.000 dition, two more elementary schools are under construction +** square foot depnrtment store. as well as a new high school. Mrs. Harris said there would Kal1;y outlined the joint in structural costs and this be an open house on the basic proposal, stating that the coupled with site development skills and training classes at development would provide and the Construction of the ex- Britannia Beach on Friday, complete parking and loading tension of Third Avenue lo the March 4 from 1-3 p.m. facilities. Costs of clearing and roadway adjoining the east Fisheries and *** filling for the site has been boundary of the site next to the In discussions on safety estimated at over half a million railway. following the incident when the dollars. Kalley said because of Included also is the con- ' Guilford discuss child was struck in the the nature of the site piling nection of sewer, water and crosswalk, Bob McCormick said would be needed for the drainage to Pcmherton Avenue DELIGHTED SMILES wreath the faces of Mavis and Bud Butterworth as they hold the stub that the board has asked that the buildings, adding to the costs. and underground wiring. river prob Iem s ' of their winning ticket worth $5o,ooo in the Western Express Lottery. They say it will mean speed limit be reduced, that Discussion on land costs led Parking would be provided for an earlier retirement for Butterworth, a conductor with the BCR. there be a no passing lane there to an estimated area of 6.5 acres 369 vehicles. as well. It was also suggested The Department of Fisheries be done on the Stawamus River with possible costs of 550,000 Kalley said that opening up that the police make more per acre and Mayor Pat Bren- the old road across the railway and Guilford Industries Ltd. after it has been properly frequent checks of the area nan wanted to know if this would be a necessary part of the will look at the Little Stawamus engineered by Water Resources. Bud Butterworth wins using radar. would be subject to discussion. development but Aldermen River and see if some means of Mayor Pat Brennan said that McCormick said that using Kalley pointed out that once a Alma Cunningham and Don solving their differences in the if the timing was worked out adults to man the crosswalks certain figure was reached the McLennan expressed a fear that Valleycliffe area can be then something could be done $50,000U I in lottery had also been discussed as well project would no longer be this would lead to congestion in realized. for protection. If nothing is as the construction of a viable and in Squamirh rental the vicinity of the shopping At present Guilford. which done and there is high water "It's still hard to believe,'' said, as soon as he was aware of money left out of the bill she crosswalk closer to the school. costs were in the vicinity of areas. wishes to open up 22 lots at the then gravel will be dumped into Bud Butterworth said Thursday why I was calling. gave the driver she told him to The board is going to try to set $2.75 to $3.25 per square foot. Mayor Rrennan wanted to north end of their property, can- the stream to protect the homes. afternoon, about his win of "Next morning we phoned keep the change. up a talk with the highways If costs made the rentals higher know how long it would take to not do so without encroaching The fisheries representatives in the Western Express $50,000 Winnipeg and told them we had "If you realize how careful department on the question. than this the development would get thc project started and was too close to the stream which said that plans for the relocation Lottery the night before. "Carol ticket No. G 0 4 70464 and the Carol has been with her money The board also decided to ask not be practical. told that site preparation could meanders through a flat space at of the Little Stawamus would met me at the train in North since she started university man we talked to verified it. the municipality for assistance The developers planned to Conlinurd on Page 3 the base of the hill. have :a be worked out and a Vancouver when 1 got in last ' you'd realize how excited she told us to send the stub by in the question of the crosswalk. spend approximately $2 million SCO 'Multi-million' Fisheries would like to see a proper fish habitat created. night and told me her mother registered mail (and we even was," her mother added. 60 foot strip on the east side of Guilford's Peter Lekteman thought we'd won it and I told sent it special delivery) and now Bud Butterworth said he the creek preserved to facilitate ' said that fisheries had been her, 'Quit it. I'm not in the we'll waii ior ,the cheque." hasn't any definite plans for the the spawning of salmon and aware of the subdivision plans mood for jokes. I've had a rough Butterworth said he was money but hopes it will make it Guilford has suggested moving " for the area since before they trip!' pleased to receive a call from possible for him to retire a little Chamber plans special the stream to the foot of the hill, took over and his firm would Butterworth, who is a con- Hugh Denney who was a earlier and make life pleasanter thus taking it away from the lots have been glad to co-operate ductor on the BCR, works on $100,000 winner just two weeks ' for them. in question, freeing up some the Budds and had been on the ago. Denney offered to give him "We still have another child more land and making it with them at any time. I welcome to Royal Hudson Following .a spirited! run to Lillooet. His daughter any information or assistance he to educate," he said. "Carol will possible to create the buffer 0'drd, who is titiendiiig UGC, discussion, Mayor Brennan might need. be finished this year but once Thcie will be 3 :ptcInl al~ostnothing except the tables for the municipal park for strip required. asked fisheries if an answer to met him at the station when he Mrs. Butterworth said she was that's dcne we'll be able to welcome for people arriving in labour involved in reassembling the usc of the visitors. Guilford has also agreed to the possible diversion of the got in on Wednesday night and home alone when the winning decide what we want to do. Squamish aboard the Royal it. The chamber also discussed cut back the depth of some lots creek could be obtained within came home with him. number was drawn and was sure It's amazing to have two win- Hudson in future if the plans The chamber executive felt the possibility of adding other further south along the stream two weeks so the developers "I knew something was up it was their ticket but just ners in this small community, in underway by the Chamber of such B building .with ii wide attractions to the weekend of to periitit approximately a ten could get an answer to whether when I saw her," he said, "She couldn't believe it. "I'm sure 1 succession. Commerce reach reality. porch would be excellent if we Squamish Days and while the foot treed strip along it for the they could go ahead with the 22 was flushed and looked excited. phoned Carol at least twice and There have been reports that Riding the nostalgia wave had inclement weather and bed race. which proved io he *protection of the fish. lots at the upper end of the sub- As soon as I came over she said she must have called ne at least there have been two $1,000 win- created by the train, the cham- people couldn't eat picnic lun- such a great success last year, George Mirus, speaking for division. she had great news for me but I thatamany times too," she said. ners and several $25 winners. ber is hoping to acquire a ches in the park. It would also will be repeated again this year. the company, pointed out that at "An example of how excited Butterworth said he heard Bob station of a bygone era with mean that washrooms could be fresh discussion centred on Plans for the development of just couldn't believe it. one time the stream meandered "When we got home we Carol was, is that she took a taxi Moule won $25 this time and wide verandah and room inside provided at the site. some form of water-oriented all over the area, was choked the lots on the bench were also to get over to the station in . also last time. Alf Lucas is also for an information booth, However. the chamber is sports which could perhaps be discussed and the possibility of checked the ticket and Mavis with debris and the fish had a had taken down the numbers. It North Vancouver and when she supposed to have been a $25 distribution of literature. looking into the possibility of held in the blind channel.' difficult time reaching the upper linking up the road through this was still hard to believe but she discovered there was some winner. possibly a COKCC shop and a such a proposal and president Later. president Dave Horrey areas. The company had cleaned to the Northridge subdivision. place for souvenirs. Dave Horrey said funds are The costs of bringing a 20 inch said she had checked wiih Vic said a number of noyelty events. out the creek during its develop- Long who always takes them However. this will depend on available under Heritage all water orientcd. had been ment program and restored the water main along this road and the possibility of obtaining one Canad a, the question of paying the dif- down and they were right." discussed and it was felt a two salmon runs. and already the word has gone If possible, literature and hour program could be managed M,irfis also said !hey Yere fe:enct Llet~eec!he eigh! inch Mrs Rfil!PIUlnrt!! in!erjecttd. e:! rd I! ypcars there are other information advertising wiiii fi~diffi~~!::;. concerned with flooding line needed for the subdivision "We tried to see the fine print railway stations which are Squamish will be placed on the Included would he canoe problems along the Stawamus and the 20 inch line wanted by on the back and make sure what scheduled to be torn down Royal Hudson when it makes its Stawamus elementary . school students plan to raise racc's. ii water ski show, contests Rivet where high water had the district if the main is to we had won but I couldn't find which would be ideal for this trip to Anaheim, California next money for T-shirts and shorts for their school team as well as with hoom boats pushing logs taken out some gravel dykes and serve as a future additional the magnifying glass and with purpose. month. water line were discussed ,with these new glasses ...." for special field trips. through an obstacle course, weakened others. He said the There will be a bottle drive sponsored by parents during Directors of the BCR have Other suggestions to promote possibly a raft race and a num- company was not allowed to do some argument as to how the "Then we tried to phone Win- been approached and some of the interest of visitors this sum- ber of other suggestions. any work on protection and was difference in costs was arrived nipeg but it was 3 a.m. by their this week and on the weekend. A highlight will be a bake sale them are very much in favour of mer was the Droaosal that concerned about the people at. time so that didn't work. There on Friday, Feb. 18 at 2:30 pm. in the Stawamus school gym. the idea, providing it doesn't sidewalk sales de ield if the These will be places before living along the river. Lekteman suggested that the wasn't any answer," Bud said. On Saturday, Feb. 19 they will organize a car wash at the cost a fortune; the provincial municipality would permit this; the Loggers Sports Committee Fisheries representatives difference in costs could be "So, seeing I bought the ticket Chevron station downtown from IO a.m. to 4 p.m. Your sup- bureau of tourism is also in- welcoming of the train visitors for its consideration and Mike Flynn and Ray Finnegan determined by the district from Norm Popp I phoned him port would be greatly appreciated in any or all uf these en- terested and there is a distinct by members of some of the local perhaps will add some nove! at- said that they would entertain engineer and Guilford's and got him out of bed. deavours. possibility that one of these school bands on weekends, and tractions to the weekend's the suggestion that some work engineer. ' *' 'You've got a winner!' he stations may be obtained for a decision to supply ten picnic events.

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Vol. 21 - NO. 7 SQUAMISH, B.C.-THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1977

Cut centre costs

One way to cut the proposed costs for the been sold to defray the original cost; it is new arena-recreation complex. would be to only fitting that any additional monies which move it over one block as suggested by the may accrue from the sale of the balance of Rural Stores-Canada Safeway developers and the property should be used for some form of use the land sold for the shopping complex improvement to the entire community. to offset some of the costs of the recreation Should the people of the municipality complex. decide they want a recreation centre we feel With a proposed price of $50,000 per this is the best place to locate it. Services acre, and possibly more, we are looking at a would be brought to the shopping centre site figure of at least $325,000 for the 6.5 acre and would be just as available as they are at site which the shopping complex requires. present; there would be lots of parking and This would go a long way towards helping there would be the additional advantage of defray the costs of the centre. using the municipally owned land twice, both to provide the land for the centre, and by the The location would be virtually the same sale of 6.5 acres to the shopping complex, to and moving the arena one block west would add extra funds to those needed for the really not detract fi.orii the pieject ifi the recreation centre. slightest. Instead of being located east of the If the provincial government does see fit clearly be seen with the dykes on either side. Notice the sparse vegetation ' Third Avenue projection it would be on the STRETCHING LIKE A RIVER down the valley is the lava flow which erup- in a year or so to give the district the ted from the Opal Cone in the Garibaldi Neve during the last volcanic age the bed. Off to the right is the Ring Creek Valley and in the west side and there would be the added ad- on lava recreation grant not available this year, then when this area was a mass of volcanic activity. The line of the lava flow can background is the area logged off by MacMillan Bloedel. vantage of all the additional parking which the entire recreation centre would not prove (all acrlal photos by Roe Tatlor) would surround the shopping area...... :t ...... *,.2..>>>>>>:.;. too great a cost to the people of Squamish...... I.... k: 21 .. We feel this would be an excellent idea. If Using the money from the land sale for 2.. :+ ....2.- .'.e.... 2.. .*.* a reasonable price can be obtained for the the benefit of the public makes econom'ic letters .*.a .. 2.. 2...... land; and already more than sufficient has sense. .*...*.e Howe Soundinasw :;:: Really there's not much need Spaniards, was impregnable by remarkable. And experts say the to the Editor to take a holiday this winter sea and survived an attack by view of the city from nearby summer Editor, Squamish Times: Editor, The Squamish Times: with the somewhat cool Sir Francis Drake. Mount Avila which towers over weather we've been having, but The status of Britannia Beach The recent provincial govern- St. Thomas, one of the Virgin it is one which is breathtaking. at the height of last summer's is core curriculum? has once again. caught the ment wishy washy minibwacky Islands, is an enchanting place; From the top you can see the en- unseasonal weather we booked a headlines. While the vocal budget does not give one single only about 28 miles long and tire city and past it, the ocean. Caribbcan cruisc and leave here Bluebeard, the piratc, built The Netherlands Antilles, iilajoiitjt lash oti: 8: onc sno:hcr tax break. Noihifig for seiiior tonight for two weeks in the sun. A11 the comments about the core to be taught good work habits and should en- about their interpretation of the citizens hwsing except that they a castle which dominates the Curacao and Aruba, are bits of We almost had a stowaway. Holland dropped into the curriculum in education, the big ad- courage this. Good work habits are the base half-truths, let us look at the can go to a government campsite ha:bour of Charlotte Amalie. It Smokey thought the suitcase was guts of the issue. free for their accommodation! is said that Sir Francis Drake Caribbean. Oil is one of the vertisements by the BCTF and the publicity of so much in later life. the neatest place to hide and Britannia Beach, a community Inflation in B.C. is higher watched from Drake's Seat biggest industries in Curacao doesn't alter the fact that basically all the We feel that everyone, parents, teachers every time put something extra without an industry and yet than ever before, what with the I above Magens Bay, said to be and the oil refinery there is one curriculum is, of standards and the children themselves, it there he was trying to get core is a set really want to wholly owned by a forcign com- Hydro boiioiiring in one of the three most beautiful of the world's largest. I: is also G.C. 1.2 his little nose under the clothes which students should have when they reach team these basics, so what is the problem? pany, sits on a valuable artd billion dollars mostly for the in the world, searching for gold- the home of curacao, the famous or curling up in ,a corner. He laden Spanish galleons coming liquor distilled from orpnges. It certain levels of, education. No one is. talking about going. back to the useful chunk,of real estat?. Aq;a ! Revelstoke dam which alone particularly liked that soft also has the only beer thd sideline they rent out houses will cost the taxpayers over SO from the Caribbean, 'in' strict reading, writing and arithmetic; with woolen stole and it was quite a Maybe we're old fashioned but we can't that were formerly occupied by million a year interest! No won- Antigua, an island of 108 world made from distilled no imagination, no adventure in learning and job persuading him that it was see anything wrong' in wanting children to its employees. The revenue der they are raising electricity square miles. discovered by seawater. So you can guess what Perish the thought. And is mine and not his! we'll be trying no fun. no one generated by this helps pay the and gas rates just to pay the in- Columbus in 1493, is a sailor's when we land. have: Just the word Caribbean con- trying to force children into molds. overhead of running a deserted terest! paradise with 365 beaches and there! jures up all sorts of magic. From many beautiful bays. Nelson Aruba was the home 'of the 0 mastery of basic skills; That's impossible. All children are dif- mine while the company plans All the other bills beside the days when the studies of future development of this land. Hydro such as ICBC bill, sales made it his headquarters when peace loving Arawaks and this. 0 prepare for further education, training and ferent. Some learn quickly, some more early North American history Squamish, a busy little com- tax bill, hospital bill, ferry bill, he captured the Caribbean island, with only a scant rain- employment; and slowly; some have a blind spot for certain fascinated us, from the days of a munity just north of Britannia the new Pharmacare bill and the fighting fleet in the 18th cen- fall, has desert-like ap- providing dII students with opportunity subjects require far them the conquest of Peru and an and more time on Beach, finds itself tackling the albatross around our necks the tury. St. John's is the capital of pearance and giant cactus. The Spanish galleons sailing thc for developing personal, cultural and but forge ahead at fantastic speed in other old problem of how to generate biggest hill of all, the "Bennett the island, a fascinating little streets of the city are lined with Spanish Main the Indies, the neat shops, there's a beautifill recreational skills and interests. subjects. The teachers' advertisements stress more tax dollars without up- Bill", is certainly enough to* town with picturesque streets gorgeous tropical islands of market with fruits and other setting a majority of the voters prove that the people of this and white wooden houses. Why not define the goals which will lead the face that all students don't learn at the Jamaica, Santo Domingo, produce in the stalls and who elected the council. province are moving away in Martinique is one of the to those results? Why not assess programs same speed but the core curriculum doesn't Puerto Rico, Antigua, Barbados, everyone says the shopping in. Anaconda, the only property droves to the U.S. and Alberta. French Antilles and perhaps the and try to provide them and not develop argue with that premise. Martinique, Thomas, both of these Ducr-l! islands,: why owner in Britannia Beach, hap- This government campaigned SI. most famous sight on the island Cuacao, Aruba, and the fabled which have free ports, is fan- programs which will produce those goals? It is bound to take some children longer pens to be a ripe plum that is on the promise that they were is the ruined town of St. Pierre, cities of Caracas and Cartagena, three minutes tastic. Students should have good reading skilk, to develop skills than others but if the basic hopefully ready for the picking. going to get B.C. moving again .destroyed in in tempts the imagination. when nearby Mont Pelee With a much needed but ex- because they said economic con- 1902 The final stop on our two: good writing skills, be able to listen carefully skills are learned it should result in seeing a One can almost see the stately erupted. More than pensive community centre-ice ditions were bad on account of 30,000 week holiday cruise will be Car- : and be able to speak about what he knows. happier pupil, one who can cope with the Spanish sailing ships with full people lost their lives and there arena coming up for referendum mismanagement created by the tagena in Colombia; one of the: Knowledge of numbers, of units of length, of world outside the classroom and one who sails skimming over the waters was only one survivor, a in the spring, things could cer- former government, but now it most fascinating cities in the ; with Drake's ships in c!ose pur- prisoner in an underground cell. time, of mass; he should have a basic un- comes out with an ability to read, write, spell tainly go a lot better for world conditions that is the western hemisphere. The city is ; is suit; you can imagine the days The birthplace of France's derstanding of science and something about and above all, think logically. Squamish if Anaconda helped cause of the bad conditions in dominated by its many forts, : when pirates ventured through Empress Josephine, Fort de pay the bill of not#only the R.C.! So now we are going to built in the days when it was one; his country, its culture and heritage; as well We can't see any objection to the idea of those waters and the early visits France is the capital of Mar- capital cost but also the oft- move aH right, but over the of the main sources of the riches 5 as world culture. the core curriculum. In fact, we think it's a of the Spanish sailors and then tinique and the city's market forgotten operating costs of such precipice if they are not tossed which poured from the New: Students should all learn how to research hell of a good idea and one which should the Conquistadores on their way where the women dress in Mar- > a complex. out before their four years are World into Spain. \ to the gold of the Indies. and study a subject; we should expect them have been implemented a long time ago. Let's face it, folks, most tiniquaise costumes, is beautiful. UP. Our trip starts at Jamaica. Outside Fort de France is the The city was the treasure; people who live in Britannia With the mess of a govern- discovered by Christopher tiny village where the French chest of Spain and retains much ; Beach, work, shop, play, do ment we have in Victoria and Columbus just two years after he painter .Gaugin lived for many of its medieval splendour, ; their banking, drinking, doctor the bigger government mess of discovered the West Indies; it years and completed some of his preserved from the days of the a visiting, schooling and just scandals etc. in Ottawa, it is was the home of pirates in the masterpieces. Conquistadores. The fortress of: about everything else in going to take a genius to get 17th century and Henry Morgan The most easterly island is San Felipe, over 400 years old, .' Royal Hudson station Squamish. Why shouldn't things moving again in Canada! made his headquarters on the Barbados and this island which built 135 feet above the sea, the 1 Britannia Beach contribute its Victor Johnson island. was British since its discovery walled city, the Plaza Bolivar: share to these things in the form in The suggestion that the Chamber of Com- then; how we made our own fun and referen- Today, Jamaica is an in- I625 till independence was and the Inquisition Palace and of taxes? dependent island, having at- the cathedral, all bear the. merce build a station for visitors arriving on ces to the past. Squamish would then supply EQ!trr, The Times; achieved in 1966, is known as iaid independencc afk: 300 Engiaiid". The harbour fiavour of old Spain. the Royal Hudson and combine it with That's one of the reasons why the Royal all the municipal services and The staff and students of the "Liiile years as a British colony. The patrol dresses like Lord washrooms, an information booth and Hudson is so successful. The only steam train residents of Britannia Beach Brackendale school would like island of sugar plantations, huge Nelson's sailors and the capital, Then a long laty day at sea,;, would participate in municipal to thank the many parent volun- possibly a souvenir stand, is one which bears still in action in western North America, and old homes and rum is one of the Bridgetown, has its own backto ... to what?Montego Bay and home c elections and help to formulate teers who so willingly helped us a lot of nciit. maybe in Norib America, it is a reninder of beautiful in thc Indies. Trafalgar Square and Nclson's future development of their with our Carnival on Feb. 11. Visitors arriving aboard the Royal the days when the lonely train whistle On Haiti we'll visit Santo Column. Hud- echoed area. I always said cruises weren't :: Domingo, the oldest city in the The 3:~ son complain about the lack of washrooms across the prairies. With practically everyone Who cares that Britannia We would also like to be3c.k.e~ mgni5cen: my thing out aiter a five day :. New World, founded in 1496 by and everyone who has visited and efforts to have the train keep those on in B.C. a displaced prairie person or an Beach is seven miles south of acknowledge the following cruise down the Rhine several '*' the brother of Christopher the island has raved about their Squamish? Brackendale is six businesses and individuals who years ago I realized just how \, board open even with the addition of hoses easterner, the memory is even more poignant. Columbus who called the island beauty. Of course it's also miles north of Squamish. contributed prizes for our raffle much fun they could be. Now to the sewers just didn't seem to be too What could be more attractive than to Hispaniola. Herk. Columbus' famous for its rum. Squamish is the centre of all ac- and bingo. I'm ready for another and the satisfactory according to reports reaching the welcome the visitors who travel aboard the son Diego Colon lived with his The South American coun- idea of cruising in warm waters ' tivity in our region. wife Dona Maria de Toleda y chambcr from the travellers. train, in cars belonging to the age of steam, Anaconda should get out of Eldorado Stores, Brackendale tries have always fascinated me with palms waving in the island Store, Diamond Head Motors, Rojes, niece'of the King of Spain and one of these years I hope to North America is on a nostalgia kick and to a station which is reminiscent of those they the community business and do breezes, miles of beaches and ' and they were responsible for make a trip to those fabled what it does best industry. Alpine Cafe, K & M Parts, sunshine sounds wonderful. the success of the Royal Hudson is proof of knew when steam was king; before the age of - some of the beautiful buildings countries, to the cities of Lima You run the industry, the people Squamish Hardware, Squamish this. One of the reasons it has been so SUC- planes and flying. which can still he seen there, and Cuzco, to Macchu Picchu, will run the town. You'll find it Interiors, Field's, 01-Mar's, cessful is that it carries people back to a dif- We also like the chamber's idea to such as the Cathedral of Saiiia !o Bogota and Vzlparaiso, to good business. Surfside Motors, Stewart's Whistier plans Maria La Menor in which the Buenos Aires and Rio. But this ferent era, when living was slower paced and welcome them with a bit of music, maybe Peter Gordon United Pharmacy, McNeil's while they may not have been the "good old with some band selection on weekends; to Pharmacy, Stedmnn's, Fenton remains of Columbus lie in a time I'll have to be content with sarcophogus. Caracas and Cartagena. to makesnow i days" somehow people have been conned make the pcople feel they are wanted. Jewelers, Bon Marche, Robin- son's, Squamish Hotel, FMC. Drake is also linked to the \benezuela. the land of the into believing that they were. Everything per- Squamish has a natural asset in the Royal Fire near Whistler obtained an airless. McLeod's, Chieftain Hotel, A & history of the island and he Orinoco, of ihe rain forests, of snow gun and with the aid of' taining to the past is popular and from Vic- Hudson, one which many communities Maguire H Quality Meats Ltd., Classic sacked the city in the year 1586. Angel Fails and Simon Bolivar water from a creek was planning rorian times on North America is indulging would like to have and one which can only Coiffures, Paragon Cleaners, A hurricane destroyed the city the great liberator who put his to start making snow. in a spate of fondness for things of a bygone help to bring more people to Squamish and Police received a report that a Tastee Freez, Merv Foote's in 1930 and it n2s been rebuiit mark on so maiij: Six:!: fire on Friday, Feb. II with modern plazas, boulevards, American countries, is a land of The machine operates at era. make the community better known. Men's Wear, Ida's Baby destroyed a house near Maguire Boutique, Double buildings and monuments.' oil and many natural resources. minus five degrees Celsius when 'E' the humidity is less than 90 Witness the number of books on the Ed- An old fashioned railway station, with a belonging to A. Biggin-Pound Automotive Supplies, Lum- Puerto Rico, also discovered We'll visit Caracas where per- wardian and Victorian age, the pre-First wide verandzh where people can shelter if it and rented to a mining company berjack, Squamish Times, Olga's by Columbus, in 1493, was first Bolivar was born, the niuseum cent. They planned to start making snow at the end of last World War and even the period between the rains; and let's face it, it does rain in summer employee. Style Shop, Mrs. Brozer and settled by Ponce de Leon and named after him and the week. two World WatB,rdrl&fi~tlkxtE#rueitwf yean here; would be an asset as well. If we can get The fire, which was of un- Norm B. Smith Ltd., Klahanie the old town of San Juan is a magnificent square in the centre . ...--.,...... L.,.* determined origin. completely maze of narrow cobbled streets, of the city, also bearing his were not ::nough to harnpn the interest in one for the asking and the rebuilding with a Inn, Road Runner Sports and However, they did receive destroyed the building. Being in the Loggers Inn. ancient walls, patios and colour- -name. The contrast between the some snow on the mountain and those days. How often we have heard people few innovations, we should go ahead and try an unorganized area there were The Staff and Pupils ful old houses. Here El Morro, old town, founded in 1567. and it was announced the lifts would talk about how much friendlier everyone was to do SO. no fire departments to attend it. of Brackendale School the great fortress built by the the busy bustlinij new city is be open last weekend.

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begin as soon as the land is Kalley pointed out that they acquired, four months would be would bring water. sewer and needed to get the plans com- underground power to the ex- pleted and work could start in tension of Third Avenue. This late summer or early fall. would mean that all the district Mayor Breiinan told the would have to do was bring Studies done by ilie Last Monday evening the million and hope that the where the people will give their Department of National visitors that "We don't want to them across the road, which recrealion complex committee government comes through with views of what they yant and give land away, but we don't would have had to be done in discussed the design, cost, and the half million dollar grant how much they are willing to ilealtli and Welfare indicate wish to chase business out of the first place. use of the arena ana recreation later?" pay. that tlie ahuse of alcohol is !own," arid asked Kalley if he "We have to get something Complex Squamish will have if it on complex sin- costing Canadians more would be prepared to work with going' in the downtown area to "We'll go the basis that The committee IS pnssed in the spring referrfi- there is no grant coming," said cerely urges al~people to attend than S 1 .! 00 million a year. council on a program for the keep our town going," said the dum. Dowad. "We'll g3 to reieren- whole area; recreation centre, the ,neeting at 7:30 ~~~d~~ This breaks down to an esti- mayor. "Would you be prepared "A lot of people are going to dum asking for permission to in the Squamish additional parking and possibly to sit down and discuss prices mated SO0 million for al- expect specific answers," said borrow $750,000.'' The rest of elementary school. The input of some apartments or con- with us?" committee chairman Wiif the money will be raised the people will give the com- cohol-related motor acci- dom i 11ium s." Dowad pointed OUI that the Dowad in reference to the through drives, other grants, dents; S30 million for time This brought the question of mittee a comprehensive faun- recreation committee had public meeting on the complex, lost at work and mil- the proposed recreation centre, suggested what it felt was the and volunteer help. Dowad said dation on which to build a S350 which will be held in the that local groups and plex for e,,erybody. lion in hospital care. planned for the same area, into best site for the complex but if Ssuamish elenentarv school on organizations.- and individual the picture and Wilf Dowad. council decided to move' it over Mbnday, Feb. 21. . people themselves, are going to chairman of the recreation com- one block we could live with it. Specific discussion revolved have to work pretty hard when plex committee, said, "I thought Kalley stated that they were around arranging detailed an- the time comes. we had a recreation complex but prepared to sit down and discuss swers for the public meeting. If the referendum is passed . we may get $300,000 for the . . the whole project with council Parks and Recreation Com- for $750.000 it will cost the NOTICE land but it will add $100,000 to and a special meeting vias set for misssion director Maurice Farn average homeowner ap- the cost of the complex over Saturday morning to deal with said, "The biggest need in the proximately $45 a year. "Some several years. If we have to the development; to see if a Parents of students in Howe Sound Secondary School community is a gathering place people pay $2,000 a year en- are invited to a PUBLIC MEETING, THURSDAY, move our site then someone wil! price could be reached for the for large crowds." tertaining their kids," said have to pay for the additional land and if the two concepts It was decided that the Dowad. "This way a lot of FEBRUARY 17,1977 at 7:30 p.m. in Room 9109 of cost of the services." could be fitted into the area. theatre, which is going in the people are going to save Howe Sound Secondary School to discuss a Core first building stage of the com- money." Curriculum as proposed by the Department of plex, would ,actually be an Many of the details and Education. auditorium with movable par- specifics will be worked out at From Our Files titions, so that it can be divided the public meeting this Monday, into several rooms. The general 5 Years Ago 10 Years Ago ONE OF THE BRITANNIA residents signing the petition at concensus was that all the rooms Flying saucers were reported The municipal council ap- the meeting which protested the proposal to include the com- must be multi-purpose, many of hovering above a power line in proved, in principle, plans for a munitv in the District of Squamish. them perhaps dividing into the Mt. Currie area. All at- $25 million project to develop smaller sections. Brohm Ridge into a recreational tempts at photographing the. skiing area. phenomena were unsuccessful; The seating in the arena itself *** and there was a great deal of Credit Union would be between 800 and A huge gravel mining skepticism about the whole 1,000 people. But the arena will operation was about to start up thing. be used for other events besides Join the CB crowd with 23 in the estuary at the Squamish 15 Years Ago hockey - like concerts. Farn channel radios for your p' River. A company spokesman A long line of filled shopping plans to build said that so far he has had two I bands cancel because the high - tion said that, although they were carts filed down the main street I car: van, truck, boat, or cw the still surveying, they already had sidewalk when the Squamish Credit Union manager Norm could be moved and the school's auditorium isn't large contracts to supply gravel for Supermarket moved to a new Fisher appeared before council property sold. enough. the next ten years, and this store several doors down. Tuesday evening to ask if coun- "Let's sell the property at the Peter Martin, member of the tlor) - ...... ,. . would probably, make all the cil would consider selling the proper price," Ald. McLennan complex committee, asked, 25 Years two lots comprising the former said and Mayor Pat Brennan "Are we going to ask the people .*...:.: principal owners millionaires. Ago Radios By Midland Brightbill property and now stated that council should 11/2 :a:* At the same time, however, Several local youths were for million instead of one ...e ...e.*.* .. the Times ran an editorial fined $20 dollars and costs housing the muskum to the discuss what the property .is million like before. Or are we e.*. Credit Union for the purpose of worth, how council was going to 5.. decrying the plans on the each, after they were caught going to ask them for one grounds that it would com- trespassing on the Indian constructing a new credit union handle it if it was sold, and then 3y the pletely destroy the environment building, tell the Credit Union. earby reserve. a ANTENNAS BY AVANTI, ANTENNA in the area as well as chop away A decision to move the Sum of money SPECIALISTS, SHAKESPEARE, ETC. , over *** 'Ians are' for a 3'000 square present building to the park was a major section of the mountain. The local Board of Trade was iking. foot building with 24 parking made and this would clear the CB ACCESSORIES, MIKES, METERS, ie en- The editorial aroused enough going to look into the "problem spaces on the site. Fisher said he found on road whlk qurntlllrr lrrt COAXIAL KITS, CONNECTORS, ETC. public concern to have the of tide water, at Cowdell's cor- way for the sale of the property I icean. had been asked by the board of whole operation shut down. ner." Meanwhile they were still if desired. The RCMP report that a sum tilles, directors to see if the property is Ald. Alma Cunningham said ENTER *tt trying to get a dentist for the of money, in bills of varying bits of for sale and io gei aii of that she felt the property shouid c:tims!e denominations, was kind the Rayonier of Canada' an- district; and were planning to the price. OE B be put up for sale by tender with road in the Garibaldi Estates d the nounced a $2.2 million plan to hold an auction for the hosDital THE WORLD OF CB reduce pollution. equipment fund. Discussion of,the site led to an upset Price. area and turned over to the racao the statement bv Ald. Don police. DAYS "THE SQUAMISH SMITTY" 898-5494 is one McLennan that tie site was too The money was found on s also . EVENINGS 1mous Diamond Head Road and axyoiie kiiowing any!hiag 3SC!U! Ses. It E OOE1. for, that the museum building thi4 can contact the RCMP. li' tlld ...Ill tilled HERE MARCH 9th i what Opposition leader Dave Barrett will speak at theSRoyal land Canadian Legion Hall in Squamish at a dinner meeting on ??ednesday, Merch 9 zt 630 p.m. ,f the Barrett, who is MLA for Vancouver East and the former 24 HOUR TOWING d this premier of the province, is well known as an excellent rain- speaker and he will undoubtedly have much to say about af- Complete auto-body work by trained ! ap- fairs currently before the legislature. i. The craftsmen i with The meeting is sponsored by the 'Squamish NDP Club iutiful and tickets, which are $7.50 each, can be obtained from Fen- Used Auto Parts other ton Jewelers at 898-3368 or 892-5330. Auto Wrecking and ing in ,lands, s fan- DISTRICT OF SOUAMISH r two NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS e Car- of the 1977 UTILITY INVOICE Mashiler Work Centre n the' Opposite Golf Course 898-3418 BRACKENDALE: HIGHLANDS: city is The 1977 Municipal Services Invoice (water, sewer Three bedroom back split under construction. Under construction on Thunderbird Ridge. Two forts, and garbage rates) will be mailed shortly. Sunken living room with fireplace. Country kitchen, homes that will suit both the younger or the retired. as one Customers are reminded of a discount which is plus space for fourth bedroom and rec. room. Both have ground level entries, fireplaces with wall riches available for 1977. This provides for a 5% discount if the Full Price $45,000 to wall carpet and a view. New total amount of the invoice is paid prior to March 31, Priced in mid SO'S 1977. Senior citizens who are receiving an Old Age Pension easure are eligible for a discount on the sewer rates by signing a Ask Two bedroom side split, plus space for one bedroom Price is right, location is close to school. Two much form which is available at the Municipal Hall. downstairs. Kitchen with large nook and sliding country style bungalows with three bedrooms, idour, To avoid penalty, payments must be made at the doors to patio. Separate dining room. Living room country kitchen, large living room, utility room, plus of the Municipal Hall on or before 4:30 p.m.. July 4, 1977. ress of for this with fireplace. Wall to wall throughout except storage room. $2,195 could see you settled in either Any property owner who has not received an invoice rs old, by the end of February should contact the Municipal Hall. kitchen and bathroom. of these. ea, the Full Price $44,500 Full Price $43,900 Phone: 892-52 17. ~ lolivar folder :e and L). While ir the Treasurer from our Three bedroom, downstairs entry. This is the ideal New split level home under construction on the representat /we, family home with space in. the three-quarter corner of Jura Crescent. This homc will have three at sea, basement for a rec. room, extra bedroom and bedrooms, ensuite plumbing. Kitchen with dining 1 home workshop. Electric heating. Wall 'to wall carpets. area, plus formal dining room and living room with who will be at: ' Full Price $46,000 fireplace. The view from this location is superb. Fuii price in mi3 50's veren't le day .L-inw Aiigiist GWiIstel, ,everal Sqclamish. Tel: 892-3504 It how Now THE MOUNTAIN DANCE CO. . G ARlBALDl ESTATES: VALLEYCLIFFE: nd the Sundry, Fobfurry 20. Om pm. on Tuerday, February 22nd 1,370 square feet upstairs, 1,370 sq. ft. down. This Three bedroom bungalow, 1010 sq. ft. Living room waters This popular Vancouver based company recognizes that island home was built for the family with a desire for space. with fireplace. Country kitchen with view window in movement must be a medium of communication as well as art Two bathrooms, two fireplaces. Large living room :s and : form. Members have been trained in classical ballet, modern jazz, dining area. Wall to wall throughout except in ul. ethnic and various styles of modern dance. and even larger rec. room. Dining room, plus eating kitchen and bathroom. Utility room. electric hot air - area in kitchen. Price of $58,000 includes appliances heating. IS IN EXHIBITION and drapes. Full Price $37,500 F&N~v 4 - FlmrW 27 New paintings by TOBY NLLSON will bc at the Gallery. Nillson . N has been adding a surrealist spark to the West Coast art en- vironnient since his first show in 1974 s; Openspace Galley, Vic- airless toria. aid of lanning EVERY FRIDAV: Participainting with M ichael Malcolm. Anyone present and wiiling can paint on a collective picture. This day tes at IS when 90 per- ) start of last receive 145 West 15th Street, ain and North Vancouver, B.C. 980-65ii I would Opening new doors to small business. Page 4 - The Squamlrh Tlmsr - Thursday, February 17, 1977

In many school districts there rivalry today in preparation for is very iittle cooperation bet- the tournament with a game at ween the elementary and secon- Mamquaa. Stawamus is led by dary schools. This is no: the Bob Vcrsluis, a tall guard with a case in Squamish. As Stnwamus filae outside shot. Me usually and Mamquam elementary scorcd ten to 12 points a game. The national classified taw- 282S, Deo Pontini 2765, M. schools are gearing up for their Mamqrram is R young team, nament was held last week. This Hurren 701T, D. Thom 694T, Little Chief Invitational Basket- with only six Grade 7s an a 17- is the house qualifying round Virginia Smith 306s 632T. ball Tournament Feb. 25 and The annual Oldtimers basketball game was held in the man roster. Wyles Rosser, Cam where it is determined who Wendy Moore 252s 611T, 26, Peter Hotston's Grade 12 Howe Sound gymnasium last Saturday when graduates of Cirent and Greg Boyd lead the makes the tcam. Out of the total Doreen Males 2505 701T. several years ago met thc senior boys. Community Recreation class is offence, while Mike Howard is amount of entries, three ladies' Wednesday Night: Jerry ilp, too, The score 79-59 in favour of the younger tesm didn't gearing the leading rebounder. teams and one nien's team Ewasuiir 313s 889T. Rene 271S, depict the real course of the game, as it was in fact a close The "Community Rcc" group Other teams in the tour- qualified for the zone finals Jerry Bert 686T, Denny Rath- battle. will be in charge of all nament are Signal Hill from which will be held in March. bone 671T, Vilma Hendrikson scorekeeping and timing during Pemberton, St. Mary's from The ladies and men who 264s 681T, Eleanor Dorey A few unnecessary fouls, and a few excess pounds Chilliwack and Ridgeview and worked to the disadvantane of the Oldtimers. the six-team ten-game tourney. qualified are: 199S, Carol Ewasuik 199s The students' council will also Gleneagles from West Van- Team 1: June Gardner, Luci 545T, Barb Clease 546T. run a concession stand at the couver. Marty, Wanda Burgermeister, Royal Purple: Alice Van- YOUR LOCAL MOWING & STORAGE CO. secondary school Saturday. St. Mary's is a basketball hot- Dot Gullachcr and Dorothy derbrun 2858 670T. Norma Slee CENTERING THE BALL at the one game in the elementary bed. The team begins practise in Defrancesco. XOS, Marge Appin-Flouch This is the second elementary late September and plays all IS NOW LOCATED HERE IN SQUAUISH school tournament at Stawamus. Team 2: Carol Wynne, 235S, Anne Boscarriol 632T, school tournament of the year year long. Ridgeview, the West Terry Lepitre .623T. that Hotston's class has helped. Michelle Buckmaster, Lorraine Van champion, is led by six-foot Weger, Annette Walsh and Friday Classic: Jack Wulff We specialize in In the fall they were in- Erik Lockhart. Lockhart was a . . NOTICE Alice Vanderbrum. 338S, Frank Ramsey 316s strymental in the district star baseball pitcher last year, Team j: Katie Feschuk, Ann 760T, Paul Acorn 2883, Elof Local & long Distance Moving volleyball tournament. leading West Vancouver to the Graham, Lynnette Beemish, Manson 779T, George Binning DOGS HUNTING DEER Meanwhile, the two local District Five Little League Take notice that by the Authority of the Wildlife Act Norma Slee and Doreen Quinn. 767T, Doreen Quinn 291s Overseas Shipping schools continue their crosstown championship. ANY DOG Men's Tern: Brian Beemish, 745T, Grace Koch 281s 680T. Crating m m Vern Gerrard, Paul Gratton, Ed Norma Slee 274s 608T. Found Running at Large and Harassing Deer dva nce Antosh and Bob Silcock. Jets: Corey Beemish 163s WILL BE DESTROYED *** 271D, Geoffry Smith 131% Can We Be of Service From February 3/77 to June 30177 so un d e rs Early Birds: Doreen Quinn Ryan Ferguson 125s 222D, 2723 617T, Linda Mertin 25 Keven Jesson 212D, Paula Pear- In the following areas: Lions Bay, Britannia Beach, C. I IS, Ann Boscariol 252s 666T, son 137s 238D, Janice Moule ph~e 892m9955 Squamish, Alta Lake, Luella Casey 635T. Patricia129s. Beverly Fairhurst W ashtock 21 3D. 125s. Pemberton and D'Arcy. Monday Matinee Pat Yonin On Feb. 12 the Squamish ditions the first ten minutes of 254s 600T, Eileen King 235S, Bantams: James Baker 156s Sounders soccer team played a the game caused confusion for Lorraine Davies 235s SOT, 336T, Brian LaBreton 136S, CQASTW All MOVlN G DIRECTOR, semi-final game against the West both teams. Not very many Darlene Sergent 560T. Mike Maslow 120s 330T, Fish and Wildlife Branch, Van Vikings. The final score -scoring chances were produced. Monday Nigh! Elks Mixed Bobby Babuin 336T. Kim Department of Recreation and Conservation. was 2-0 for the Sounders. Then, with about ten minutes Bob Silcock 274s 719T. AI Mauch 170s 446T. Carol Sad- & STORAGE LTD. Due to the bad field con- left in the first half, and Burroughs 266S, Roy Bliss dler 139s 366T. Michelle Quin Squamish pouring on the 656T. John Shaw 651T, Eileen 138S, Theresa Moule 35ST. pressure, Terrance Knox Johnston 253s 603T, Rose Wat- Juniors: Danita Marlow 227s capitalized on a pass perfectly son 244s 583T. Joyce Flurry 513T. Tracy Remple 211S, Liz fed by Steve Vroom. That goal 214s 5783. Brennan 203s 570T, Colleen stood at half time. Squamish was Mixed Neigbbours: Bob Rott Quinn SOOT, Chris McLaren ahead 1-0. 300S, Alice Vanderbrun 286s 2663 586T, Ken Olson 21IS, Squamish's second goal was 725T, Cero! Ewasiuk 269s Stephen Noblett 180s 503T. scored by Glen Anderson as he 705T. Ken Wilson 518T. dived and headed the ball into Tuesday Mixed: Dean Seniors: Brad Wilson 268S, the net. The three midfielders, Aseltine 273s 755T. George Jack Wright 254s 683T. Rory Glen Van Sickle, John Herron Binning 270s 732T. Roger Sussums 217s 584T. Larry and Rick Rosser, did an ex- Osborne 260S, Alex Walsh Burroughs 580T. Maurini cellent job of passiilg the bail up 714T, Luella Casey 2673, Linda Wright 221s 530T, Lorna to their forwards and creating Merten 2483 633T. Dot Knud- Walkee ZOOS 541T, Terry Par- good scoring chances. son 240s 675T, Edna Tourand sons 174S, Joan Ncblett 464T. Youdidnit receive 639T. YBC MaJors: G. Desjardins Near the end of the game the 2438 SSOT, K. Rogers 219s. R. Vikings started to form an at- Ladies Wednesday Morning: Marcotte 212s. K. Dechslkos tack. Squamish's backfield led Johanna Krzanpwski 277s MOT, D. Desjardins 2398 598T, by Bob Peerless destroyed 603T, Doreen Quinn 268s J.180s Page 468T. 180s 474T, J. Marcotte nearly every attack. Squamish's 738T. Florence Fairhurst 232S, vour Autoplan Insurance Sharofi Brewer SR9T. J goalkeeper Cees Maagdcnbctg c** recorded his fifth shutout of the Golden Age Ed Antosh 28 IS year. 311s 754T, Bob Silcock 273s YBC News: The Bantam zone The Centennial Cup game 299s 7461, Alex Johnston 240s Rii6ls %ill be held Sunday, Feb. ; .. .. RenewaiForm? will bc played at Centennial 569T, Edna MacKinnon 236s 20 at Varsity Lanes, 4346 West Field against the MacSween 573T, Freda Clarke 228s 553T, 10th Ave., Vancouver. The Border Brokers, sometime in Doris Kennedy ZIOS, Flo finals will begin at 10:30 a.m. March. The date and the time Stevens 541T. for girls, and at 12:30 p.m. for ? Hospltd Hill: G. Binning boys. It waswrong. will be listed in the Times in a week or two. 287s 728T, D. Cruickshand Participants should be at the centre a half hour before star- ting time. Teams should meet here at the lanes at 7:45 a.m. so that rides can be arranged. DUNCAN This is an important event for these boys and girls who, having Herdwhttodosnboutit. worked hard all year, qualified in the Four Steps to Stardom held in January. They would ap- Some motorists did not automat- Even though it is not shown on show the 17.5% discount but you preciate a large cheering section ically receive their 1977/78 Auto- your form, you may be entitled are still entitled to it. from Squamish. plan Insurance and Motor Vehicle to it. Next to The goal of these young Licence Renewal Form in the mail. If you did not have a blameworthy HERE'S WHAT TO DO Britannia Beach bowlers is to win, get to the There are many reasons why we accident in the period October 1.9, If you have received a Renewal Mining Muaeum provincial finals, and from there were unable to issue a number 1975 to September 30th, 1976, Form and disagree with any in- to the nationals, which will be of these forms. you definitely qualify for the dis- formation on it, discuss the prob- held in Winnipeg this year. count. But if you were in an acci- lem with any Autoplan agent or The boys and girls who will INCORRECT INFORMATION dent and the claim has not yet Motor Vehicle Branch off ice. ESTIMATES be competing are: girls single, FILED LAST YEAR FREE Kim Mauch; girls' team, Carol been settled, your Renewal Form If the 17.5%Safe Driving discount If there was something wrong on would not show the discount. Saddler, Kersti Koch, Beverly ' isn't shown, all you need do to ob- ICBC CLAIMS Washtock, Cheney Chadwick, last year's insurance certificate, And, as we processed about tain the discount is to visit your because of something ICBC did, Autoplan agent or Motor Vehicle Heather McLaren; boys single, 375,000 claims in 1976 there are Bobby Babuin; boys' team, the agent did or perhaps you did, quite a few still outstanding. Branch office, and complete your we could not issue your 1977/78 Renewal Form. You will be given Richard Hurrle, Paul Paddison, Renewal Form autoqatically. We'll If you think anything else is wrong. 896-241 3 David Parsons, Ryan Ferguson, discuss it with your agent. the discount when you sign the get it corrected,when you fill out form affirming your eligibility. Keven Jesson. this year's Renewal Form at your Of course, your record will be **+ Autoplan agent or Motor Vehicle HIT-AND-RUN checked out later, but meanwhile On Feb. 26 the senior will be Branch office. Be sure to take Then there are "Hit-and-runs". If the discount will be applied. your 1976/77 Certificate of Insur- you were the victim of a hit-and- goingnr,r :" to ,La:- Gibbons, -^-e B.C.C--I- to com- ance with you when you go to run driver, and collected on your If you have not received your NOW RENTING P.." I.. \..r.. L"ll\i IIII(L1J. renew your insurance. Autoplan Insurance, even though Renewal Form, take your current On Feb. 27 the juniors here at you were not responsible, the only 1976/77 Certificate of Insurance Garibaldi Lanes will be hcsting OR PERHAPS SOMETHING way we could record the accident to any Autoplan agent or Motor the zone finals, starting at I I HAS CHANGED is as a collision. This means that Vehicle Branch office. a.m. Six other centres from Van- Maybe, du:ing the 1976/77 year, your Renewal Form would not you got married. Had a birthday. couver, North Shore and Gib- sons will be coming to compete Ciiangeci your coveraye. iiuuyhi a new car. Changed your rate in the event. In most cases Autoplan premiums are lower in B.C. than in other We will need adult score class. Or changed your address provinces. Here's an example for your specific region. and didn't remember to tell us. keepers - a total of eight for Public Liability and Property Damage $200,000 inclusive limits. each shift. If any of the adult Any of these things could be the Collision $100 deductible. Comorehensive $50 deductible. bowlers would like to volunteer reason why you didn't, auto- Driver Automobile-1969 Austin Mini their time for this event please matically, receive the 1977/78 Single male, ege 22; Vancouver Calgary - Toronto ~ Montreal Halifax phone Grace at the Lanes. Renewal Form. accident free- B.C. Aka. ant. P.Q. N.S. A coach chaperone has been 3 years. appointed for each team in the OR PERHAPS YOU $556 $551 $571 $766 $641 havethree todivisions. be commended These ladies for . RECEIVED A RENEWAL FORM WHICH YOU DON'T THINK 1 Cornparafiverafes are from the 1976lnsurers Advisorv Oraaniration of Canada manual. I giving their time and effort in IS RIGHT I practiceshelping theand teams the resgltswith theirare We've bean talking a lot about the 17.536 discount off your 1977/78 well noticcd. Thank you. Autoplan Insurance. Some motor- ists were disappointed when they MAMQUAM MEWS received their Renewal Forms to INSURANCE Fire destroys find that the discount had not npCORPORATION nmiTi,ni I been shwii. '-'T CRC m Three bdrz. TCW?l?f?CUCYPVE: range, 1 COLUMBIA fridge, carport, fireplace, all curtains. Fire of undetermined origin $300 per month. destroyed a building one tenth Ll of a mile below the parking lot at Diamond Head early on the . For information call morning of Feb. 14. Stan or Lynda Bannister The fire occurred at about 3 a.m. and was seen by the 898-5905 or 892-3571 policeman on patrol at the time. The building was totally destroyed.

?, ', I Oh8 Squamlah Times - Thursdfiy, February 17, 1977 - Page 5 Duplicate bridge winners Duplicate bridge winners for Third place went to Mr. and the night of Feb. 14 were Mrs. C. Malm with T. Clarke Brenda Tichauer and J. Donald- and Ross Chapman in follrth son with J. Hughes and D. place. Kleinfelder in second place. The Black Tusk Snowmobile clean and this is a real poor up to look into the purchase of a Club of Squamish will be ccim- thing to do. Bombardier to De used to groom peting in the Snowkhans at Registrar Shirley Greffar said the trails on the ridge, etc. The Pcmherton the weekend of Peb. there were a total of 125 mem- rnachinc, owned by Curly 19. weather' permitting and if bers in the club, an increase of Crosson, is available at a there is enough snow to hold the over 25 percent over last year. reasorable price but it would be n*rr.r*r ncrcccary fer f!& ,qe,qbe:; 10 w. ..a*.*. P:aas hare been set up to Add In order ta get some idea the number of Following a discussion about two survival first aid courses buy shares and purchase it for of permitting people from out of with instructors and testers. the club, the shares lzter being kindergarten pupils there wil: be both at Mamquam Squamish to join the chb, it was St. Arnault said there was still redeemed as the club has funds . Elementary and Garibaldi Highlands Elementary decided this would be allowed no rcpoia on the future of available. this September, we are taking Kindergarten on the same basis as local Brahm Ridge but that he was Named to the committee were Registrations now. Please note that in order for a people. hoping to Dear soon. He Bud McStay, Doug Boyd and student to commence Kindergarten in September President Ron St. Arnault believed B representative of the Curly Crosson and they will 1977, helshe must have reached hidher fifth birthday said there had been complaints department would be discussing bring a report to the next on or before December 31, 1977. about snowmobiling on roads in the matter with the municipality meeting. Brackendale during the snowfall in the near future. Roy Jacques , A work party was planned for Registrations will be taken for both Mamquam earlier this year. He pointed out .. of CKWX was scheduled to visit a weekend to do some work on Elementary Kindergarten and Garibaldi Highlands that if members of the the area and tour it and St. Ar- the road leading to the ridge. THE FACIAL EXPRESSlON of the player at the left didn't stop the ball at a recent soccer Kindergarten at the Mamquam School, phone snowmobile club were involved nault said he would attempt to The club is planning a dance game between the Selects and the Jets. number 898-3601 between the hours of 9:30 a.m. to he wanted it to stop. The club is take Mayor Pat Brennan up to be held April 2 at the Legion 3:30 p.m., February 17th to February 25th, 1977. trying to keep the reputation of there as well. with the band being 99 North. If you must walk on ice, take the group and snowmobiling A committee of three was set Tickets will be available from Exc ifi n 9 events a long pole wlth you. members of the club. Members I also have tickets on the draw for JOBS DAUGHTERS TQ a trip for, two to Reno, side of beef and dinner for two at the at indoor meet Loggers Inn. CANVASS FOR TELETHON By MARVIN FULMEK Their team work suggests that Beat the March 1st Price Increase As a community service project, members of the Job's It took 'Blood', 'Sweat' and they will be arouiid quite a Daughters will be canvassing homes in the district on Satur- Court news 'Tears' to carry out this year's 'while. 'Blood' proved the best of the three, but not by much. day night from approximately 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. annual indoor track meet held Terrence Dickie and Peter last Friday at Howe Sound 'Tears' and 'Sweat' finished These young ladies will be asking for donations to the Rutikay appeared in court on secondary. close behind. annual Variety Club Telethon, televised on CTV from 9 p.m. Feb. 8, charged with impaired The meet was most successful, High attendance and an at- Saturday to 5 p.m. Sunday. Plans are to take the money to the diiving, and were each fined despite the fact that the old mosphere of excitement helped 1977 JEEP SALE Queen Elizabeth Theatre on Saturday night and present the $400 and received a three mon- traditional houses, 'Saxons', make this. year's indoor track donations on behalf of the community of Squamish. ths licence suspension. 'Cossacks', 'Vikings' and 'Huns', meet "the best we've ever had." FEBRUARY 17th UNTIL FEBRUARY 2em On 'a similar charge, James were no longer on the scene. Attendance, showing great im- Jacobson, was fined $350 and This year, three new houses provement over last year's received a three months licence made their debuts: 'Blood'. record low, may have accounted You should see now ' suspension. 'Sweat' and 'Tears'. for the high spirits and loud us cheering throughout the day. The meet was organized by the while they last Squamish Ski .E. department. and SQUAMISH MEN'S SOCCER WAIKIKlJ389 Special Discounts on all C.d.5'~ & 7's Oatdoor Club New LEAGUE STANDINGS ODIM. 7 IPhm -- p,. ( ----*. -..r GP W L TGFGA Pts 8MAUl$409 Dm,7 Nlght, Example 1977 C.9.5 Brackendale 13 7 2 4 46 30 18 - L/ Mira 12 7 2 3 57 16 17 D 0.m.RENO 7 NIo i94.50 m Bun Tour Khalsa 11 7 2 2 38 20 16 Forty members of the SSOC Joyce and David Soul have a Woodfibre 11 6 3 2 42 21 14 spent an enjoyable weekend at baby boy, Kevin, born Feb. 6 SUPER WEEKEND Terminal 11 4 5 2 34 27 10 RENO $1 69.50 the Coast Mountain Outdoor and Heather and Taylor B.C.R. 11 2 9 0 15 67 4 School in Pemberton. The cross- Sapergia have a baby girl, SAN. FRAN. $179 11 0 15 67 2 country ski enthusiasts spent Teresa, born Feb. 12. Our Native Sons 12 1 Hatel & Alr Included Saturday skiing along the congratulations go to the new Woodfibre 2 Brackendale 2 SKI TAHOE $239 Lillooet River and Sundav Darents. Mira 12 Native Sons 0 ALr, Hotel & Mftm skiing up the road towari LOST: Three pair of B.C.R. 1 Khalsa 2 Bralorne. snowshoes near Base Camp at Fur further information contact Hans Jahnke at 892-3087 Diamond Head parking lot last Those who managed the long, weekend. A reward ii offered e,.- .La:- I*...__ Am.. --.. tough ciiiiib were rewnfdsd by I". .I.".. .\.."In,. r\,,,",,* an exciting downhill run. Other knowing anything about them is club members skated on Ox-bow asked to call Jake Dendekker at 898-5607. Lake while the children * INVITATION tobogganed down nearby hills, The next meeting .of the The SSOC is pleased to an- Squamish Ski and Outdoor Club TO All SQUAMISH RESIDENTS will be held March 2. New nounce that their membership TO DISCUSS THE PROPOSE0 RECREATION COMPLEX has been increased by two. members welcome. WHICH INCLUDES AN ICE ARENA AND RECREATION CENTRE

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W The strength and importance of B.C.Rail is variety of goods to those communities that seen in many ways. border the rail line. It's seen in the number of new industries Satisfied customers are the sure symbols of along the long route of the railroad. it's seen in B.C.Raii's success in bringing to British the growth of industrial parks operated by Columbia the modern transpdrtation link that B.C. Rail. helps to keep the entire economy buoyant. It's seen most importanlly in the many cus- tomers served byB.C. Rail-in industies which ship raw materials and products to the markets BRITISH of the world -in other companies which ship UMBlA needed merchandise, equipment and a wide RAiLW I Page 6 - The Squamlsh Tlmes - Thursday, February 17, 1977

The Rev. E. Owen Johnston hour prayers, consisting of has announced an intensive Prayers and Intercessions, with program OP services, prayer a brief instruction in the Life of groups, study groups and other Prayer, from 12:lO to 12:45 activities for Lent, beginning ,p.m. You are invited to come next Wednesday, Ash Wed- during your lunch hour (bring nesday, Feb. 23. These will all your lunch if you wish). be preceded by the traditional On Thcrsdays in Lent, begin- Pancake Luncheon before the ning Feb. 24, there will be B Lenten Fast begins. The Pan- celebration of the Holy cake Lancheon will' be held Eucharist st 12 noon, and aa Tuesday, Feb. 22 from 1130 evening service at 790 p.m. a.m. to 2 p.m. in the church hall. This service will be brief, with a All members of the coni- short instruction and a munity are invited to come and discussion period. The in- take part in the various Lenten struction and discussion will be services, regardless of which on some of the great Themes of Christian denomination or our Corporate Life in the 'THERE WAS A SPECIAL baby sitting corner at the Brackendale carnival so parents could visit the rooms without having the little ones tagging along. religious persuasion you attend. I Church, based on the writings of The observances for Lent St. Paul. begin on Ash Wednesday with a The children will not be celebration of the Holy neglected. On Wednesdays Eucharist at IO a.m., noon hour during Lent, after school from prayers from 12:lO to 12:45, 3:30 to 4:30 p.m., there will be a and an evening service at 7:30 program for children,aged seven p.m. On Mondays in Lent, to 13. beginning Feb. 28, a Bible study We hope you will join us as based on the Epistle to the we prepare for Holy Week and Maybe father and mother been re-appointed to serve for a acknowledges this and all the Ephesians will be held at l1:30 Easter, when we celebrate our weren't too excited the day after further one-year term. other generous donations and a.m. Lord's Crucifixion and they discovered they had won *** kind willingness to help shown On Wednesdays and Fridays Resurrection. For further in- $50,000 in the Western Express The Brackendale elementary by the business community of during Lent there will be noon formation telebhone 898-5 100. Lottery, but Carol Buttcrworth school's carnival last Friday Squamish. was still on cloud nine. She met night was instant pandemonium. *** her father the night before when There were kids and parents Have you enjoyed the he came in to North Vancouver everywhere, games, contests of beautiful spring we are having? on the train and came home skill and chance, and displays of If you haven't noticed there are with him. They were almost arts and crafts, sales of which snowdrops in bloom and pussy unable to believe it because as were astonishing. willows all over the p!uce. on Bud says, "We always buy The cake walk featured some Sunday morning we noticed ~avings-~lanare great ways to save for your tickets on everything and this is of the most beautifully some of the pele mauve species future. Rut act now. The deadline for contributions isTuesday, March 1st." the first time we've ever come decorated. cakes, and crocus in bloom and they are up with a winner." everywhere there yere mothers the true harbingers of spring. Congratulations though and and teachers helping behind the They are always a little earlier may you rselly enjoy it. . scenes. A tip of the Tatlow hat than the larger Dutch crocus but B.C.Centml CREDIT UHION *** to the school, staff and parents equally lovely. The two government ap- for their efforts. Noticed too that the hazelnut RETIREINEM" SAVINGS PLAN pointees from Squamish to the *** bushes, which are the first to Now available to members at all participating credit unions. Capilano College council, Hilda Good Joes of the week must show their pale catkins, are Rlzun and Jack Stnthcn, have be Garibaldi Building Supplies blooming as well, Now would be (B.C. Central Credit Union. trustee of B.C. Central Retirement Savings Plan) Squamish Music Society has space is already at a premium. who donated $500 to the a good time to bring in bome requested improved stage auditorium fund for the B.C. forsythia or japonica branches facilities at Howe Sound secon- Museum of Mining. The for forcing, or even some bran- dary school, wanted to know if KIDS KRUSADE AT museum gratefully ches of the fruit trees. dressing rooms could be provided, wondered if a por- ible stage could be built i PENTECOSTAL CHURCH RENO $89.50 Jane1 and Sylvia are coming again to Squamish to hold a -Kids Krusade. All children from five to 12 years of age are DEADLINE Dble./twin 7 days every Sat. Lake invited to come. There will be singing, stories, the whozit Harmonaires Tahoe, Virginia City & Carson City. Big Fun Bonus per person wheel, slides, contests, prizes and puppets. & Farewell Party Ponderosa Meet new friends, like Mortimer and have lots of fun. The Harnionaires, a 19-voice will be the performance of an Hotel & Casino - Deluxe hotel The Krusade will be held at the Squamish Pentecostal choir from Western Pentecostal original cantata, "The Plan of Biblc College in Clsyburn (near Salvation", cornpored snd & mote! ~ccommcdet~oox. Church, 38647 Buckley Ave. from Feb. 22 to 27 between 4 LAS VEGAS L RENO Abbotsford) is scheduled to per- errenged by the choir director and 5:30 p.m. form this Sunday morning, Feb. 9 DAYS $189 DOUBLE Sylvia Pitts. Accompanists are 20, Feb. 12, Mar. 12-26, Apr. 8, Ma) in the regular service at the Roscmee Daher and Peter 21 Squamish Pentecostal Assembly, Paluch, with drummer Terry 38647 Buckley Ate. ' in Janzen. Pastor Cameron Ogilvie 7s-- REHO, SAW FRAWCISCO Squamish. The service will extends a hearty invitation to 197'7 9 DAVS.$189 DOUBLE begin at 11 a.m. friends and alumni of the Application foms for the 1976 partial intereat Mar. 12-26, Apr. 8-23, May 21 The repertoire of the choir in- college, as well as the general OISNEYLA110 IO' DAYS cludes an interesting variety of public, to attend this musical reimbursement program under the MARCH 26 FROM $179 traditional and contemporary rally. . numbers. The special feature A~cdttrralCredit Act mast be received or CMIFOIIIA, awn16 om YM. 19, m. 16, MY21 postmarked NOT LATER THAN March 1,1977. DOUBLE $36100 I-. Interest paid on eligible agricultural loans in place during 1976 thraugh RENO COMMERCIAL AIRLIWf NOTICE The Everg'a Bubcr Shop will be olosd: chartered banks, credit unions, Farm Credit Corporation, Federal DBLE./IWIW $169 WEEKEND- SPECIAL - EVC; Tuesday, February 22; Wednesday, 23; Tbursday, 21; Friday, Business Development Bank (formerly I.D.B.) and Veterans, Land Act Thursday thru Sunday includes : 25. Also Thursday, Mar& 10. may be eligible forpartial reimbursement under the program. Appiicanon nights accom. in Ponciarosti Hot2 & Casino, ground transportation r I forms are available fmm these lenders as well as offices of your local buffet dinner & wine, plus $3 District Agriculturist, District Horticdlturist or the Agricultural Credit bonus. I Tow Qulhr All Trlpr. Branch in Victoria. All Curtomor lhporllr TRANS CANADA Mail completed application to: An Hold In fomis Gurrrntood Tom Ihporlt6 B.C. MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, GLASS AGRICULTURAL CREDIT BRANCH, PARUAMENT BUILDINGS, VICTORIA, BRmSH COLUMBIA. V8W 227 AUTO GLASS Further enquires should be directed to your local B.C. Ministry of Agriculture Office or the FRAMED MIRRORS Agricultural Credit Branch, Victoria at 387-5121, local 213 or 247. 37-4429 Kingsway, Bby. Old Orchard Shopping Centre FLAT GLASS REPIACEYENT Century Plw Hotel Lobby 1300 MARINE DR., NORTH VANCOUVER BRITISH COLUMBIA MINISTRY OF ARGRICULTURE 1015 Burrard SI., Vancouver Honourable James J. Hewin S.B. Peterson For Details. Reservations Minister Deputy Minister 437-3781 01'689-8737 9864201

REALTY LTD. ST. JOHN THE DIVINE .m 38164BLOCK Cleveland BROS. Ave. *w ANGLICAN CHURCM Squamish 892-3511 or Vanc. Direct Line 688-5917 * GARIBALOI HIGHLANDS AT LEAST ONE ACRE - Road frontage on two sides. LENTEN OBSERVANCES Across from Squamish Golf Course. Asking price $40,000. Details with Dave Loewen at 892-5064. ASH WEDNESDAY (February 23) 1O:OO a.m. Holy Communion BEGINNERS CHOICE OR - retired couple. Look this one over. Easy care with not too much maintenance. Lot 7:30 p.in: Penitential Service and Litany 17x1 15. House 1105 sq. ft. See it with Dave Loewen at MONDAYS IN LENT (Feb. 28 to Apr. 4) 892-5064. 11:30 a.m. Bible Study based on the Epistle to the Ephesians VALLEYCLIFFE BEAUTY Room to stretch and giow. Guaranteed Income Supplement - WEDNESDAYS IN LENT (Feb. 23 to Apr. 6) Three bedrooms on main floor, full basement. Double application forms were mailed 12:lO to 12:45 p.m. Noon Hour Prayers garage, two fireplaces. Seeing is the only way to go. Call recently to all pensioners now rs- Dave Loewen at 892-5064. (bring your lunch if you wish) ceiving the Supplement. To make Prayer and Intercession with a brief sure that your Supplement to the instruction on the Life of Prayer WS TRUE - Three bedroom, full basement home in Pension continues beyond March Brackendale. 1250 sq. ft.. bright farm style kitchen. double mmmmimmn rrn --v --..I).- s 3iSi yoti must ieqpiy. SOiiiake maauno~mID niv ~mv~- (mu. 24 iu Apt. ij carport. large lot and this all for only $36,000. Can you 12:OO noon - Eucharist ask for more? Let "Helga" show it to you 892-5852. sure you fill in your form and return . 7:30-8:45 p.m. Bzief service, it in the addressed envelope en- short address and discussion THINKING OF BUILDING? Choice bldg. lot on Kintyre closed with the form, as soon as you - FRIDAYS IN (Feb. 25 to Apr. 8) & Monirose. Asking $20,000. Call Stan & Lynda Bannister HOME SWEET HOME - Beautiful three bedroom home possibly can. LENT 12:lO to 12:45 p.m. Noon Hour Prayers 898-5905. on treed lot. Quality construction. Top oi the line broadloom. Master bdrm. has ensuite. Asking low 60's on (as on Wednesdays) Lomond. Call Stan & Lynda Bannister 898-5905. Santbet LENT CHILDREN and Welfare Bien-Btre social FOR THE GROW YOUR OWN VEGETABLES - In the backyard of Wednesday 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. this three bedroom, full basement, one owner home. It is CONTEMPORARY RANCHER Features quality Canada Canada - Marc Lalonde, (February 23 to April 6) well built, well kept and very clean. Lot is all fenced and carpeting, three bdrms., fireplace, carport. Asking Minister landscaped. Close to everything. High 40s. Viewing can be $39,000, includes fridge & stove. Guilford Drive. Call EVERYONE IS 1NV:TED TO PARTICIPATE arranged by calling "Helga" 892-5852. Stan & Lynda Bannister 898-5905. I The Rev. E. Owen Johnston Telephone 898-5 IO0 WE BNMITE YOU TO The week of February 21-27 has been deciared Heritage Week in B.C., according to a statement by Provincial Secretary Giace McCarthy. Heritage Canada, the national

of Canada's man-made and At the council meeting held last Monday Bernie Brown and Bob Bishop of Whistler Cay Estates unveiled their proposed ex-

ment officials and others," Brown said in presenting the proposal "to consider the extension of our golf course to a full-size 18 hole in the House Of support and contributioris have Feb. 18/19: Senior girls course. To this end we have engaged professional planners, a golf and McCarthy said it is enabled the club to provide a Playoff basketball tournament at course architect and at) economic feasibility consuitant." the government wilt total of $2,709 for charities Elphinstone. Brown said that after consultations it had immediately become consider enzcting the necessary during , 97h. Feb. 18/19: Junior boys apparent that the financing of this venture were it to rest on its im- 'egis'ation Heritage This sum was distributed as basketball tournament at mediate earning capacity. would never get off the ground. "We Day an annual public holiday i.n follows~ B.C. estimate BE expenditure or' approxinately three-quarters of a Crippled Children's Fund, Feb. 23: Grade 11's to see million dollars would be required to produce the well-groomed, However+ it is that $245; CNIB (including a club "King Lear" at Playhouse. well maintained course essential to the tourist industry of the area." the federal bill will be passed in donation of s I 5 I ), $757; Feb. 24: Grade 12's to see He said that this amount would not include the cost of a p:opcr time for a holiday this month. CARE, $210; youth Exchange "King Lesi" at Playhouse. c\ubhouse-p:o shop. (sendina local student to Japan), March I I: Second report card. "We have therefore proposed to the Lands Branch that they en- Name sought $510; Pemberton Community issued. tertain the principle of lease-purchase to some of the adjoining lands Hall, $300; Canada Week (in- *** in order that we may develop same and plow the profits directly cluding a trophy donated to the New night schoo! courses in back into the golf course." he said. In addition they would require for complex Loggers Sports Day), 100; ball Pem berton are as follows: approximately 60 acres of leased land from the Crown for the golf A contest to name the new park concession building (finan- On Tuesday, Feb. 22 there course extension, plus the lease of a further 25 acres from Garibaldi courthouse and got'ernment ced and constructed by the will be a session on "Estate New 4977 Nova Lifts Ltd. for the same purpose. Planning" with guest speakers Vancouwer prices to the directors of Garibaldi Lifts Ltd. 27 miles per gal. overall ***

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March 11. room) there will be a session for you to compare dicated that the developers must provide a course of superior *** calibre, extremely well maintained, in order to help attract the sum- prices with Vancouver, mer visitors, and the small conventions and seminars. "Some of the and to compare parts

The actual total area to be developed calls for 116 acres of golf course, nine acres of park open space, 20 acres of single family and duplex, 7.5 acres of modular home park, 19 acres of cluster residen- *** offer expires Feb. 28 tial and 13 acres of multi-residential. The total would contain ap- proximately 300 units. This development, which had previously been shown to the committee of council on Jan. 24. was given approval in principle by the council last Monday evening. Also at the same meeting other proposed developments, in the See our new $40,000 gondola area, were given third reading to their rezoning for development applications. These were as follows: expansion to our Body Shop.

* "-Project Minagement - to, construct a block of I2 units with 20 underground parking spaces 'on Lot G, D.L.7288. These Would be six two-bedroom and six three-bedroom units. EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE. area of 1,150 to 1,300 sq. ft. It is anticipated that all of these developments will be started this year and they are all within walking distance of the gondola lift. It seems tbat this summer Whistler will be a hive of activity with so much new development going ahead. This is, of course, a result of the sewer being installed. We can look to exciting things - particularly with the extension of the Whistler Cay golf' course, which will definitely attract more summer business which could be the life-blood of year round economic survival for the businesses here at Whistler. *** At an exceptionally well attended Chamber of Commerce meeting held last Tuesday main topic of discussion were ideas on how the chamber could keep the area "alive" during this 'no-snow' depression. It became Quite the think-tank session, with many thoughts being tossed around by members on various events that could be staged to bring in the tourists. Graeme ONeill, co-ordinator for the WinterFest staged very successfully last weekend in rotten weather conditions, was congratulated by members. The fest attracted 277 entries and many spectators. With this proving so successful it was felt that some other major event should, be held before Easter in order to inform and keep our visitors aware that all is not lost at Whistler, even with our snow drought this year. A committee was set up comprising of Syd Young, Christine Verstraete, Dave Mathews and Tom Jarvis. This

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With lack of business, the treasurer reported that the funds of the information centre, sponsored by the chamber, were running perilously low. Jenny Busdon said that a total amount of 53,250 had been received from its membership in the first billing, but that there was close to $4.500 to be received from further billings. However, due to the lifts being closed the majority of members had refrained

of these investment vehicles:

for eventually, it was felt, all would benefit in some way. A motion PRECISION CHECK was therefore passed that the chamber apprcach such businesses in the valley to sponsor and support the centre with a token amount being allocated per annum. Paul Burrows said there had to be an incentive to belong to the chamber and felt that time was ripe for all businesses at Whistler to

letter be written by the chamber to all the organizations here requesting a combined executive meeting early in March in order that an event calendar and present and future proposed projects of each organization could be discussed. Graeme ONeil also pointed out that this meeting was important in order to get all future events proposed into the B.C. Provincial Calendar of Events circulated to the tourist agencies each year by the government. Only $1185 clown!

CMHC accepted. $192 per month! In 1975, Housing Corporation of British Tantalus Village was developed under Columbia, on behalf of the Department of the auspices of the Department of H o using stud ied the m an u fact ur ing Housing.and the first 35 units qualify methods of the mobiie home industry. The for DIRECT financing from CMHC question was: can this industry produce (Centra! Mortgage and Housing factory built, permanent and conventional CorporationJ: that means up to 95% homes to rigid CMHC standards and mortgages, PLUS the benefits of specifications? AHOP (Assisted Homeownership The answer was: Yes - it can. Program). Two of the foremost manufacturers of That's why a young family can buy a'3- mobile homes in Canada, namely Atco bedroom, single-family home worth Homes and Homco Industries Limited, $23,925 for as little as $1,165 down, with were subsequently awarded contracts and total monthly payments of only $192 - have delivered the first units for you to at Tantalus Village, And that includes inspect at Tantalus Village in Squamish. everylning - princiyai, interest, taxes They are beautiful and spacious; 2 and 3 AND maintenance! bedroom single family homes with wall to wall carpeting, stove and fridge, washer and dryer, elegant kitchens and bathrooms and many other ifeluxe features. We have even seeded the front of each lot and included some trees and shrubs. About the only thing these homes have in common with original mobile homes is the fact that they have been manufactured and then moved (mobile) to their destination: Tantalus Village. To a 239 family community specially developed for factory built homes in Squamish. I I The outdoors closer than ever. Boating in Howe Sound. Fishing. Mountain trails at your door. The Tantalus Village, you'll realize that Squamish Golf Club a few blocks For the first time in Canada, a it'll be worth keeping the way it is, away. And skiing at Whistler and mobile home subdivision with because a lot of extra work has gone. Garibaldi. People come here from CMHC approved homes and long into the development to make it all over to ski the greatest slopes in term financing has been stratified. attractive to start with. North America. You are practically What does this mean to the There are no telephone poles in there when you live at Tantalus homeowner? Simply put, it means Tantalus Village, no hydro-lines Village. And if you're not too keen a) that you own your lot AND hangiog overhead, no forest of on the outdoors, your children will home catright, plus, . television antennas sticking up. Just be. it's a great place to grow up in. b) that you own a shaFe in the real trees, shrubs and lawns, with So bring them along this weekend entire development - including the slender street lamp standards to and make a nice trip out of it! There common areas, the Recreation illuminate the paved roads. are IO model homes, all different in Centre, indoor swimming pool and Everything else is underground: size and design, for you to inspect. other facilities which in time will be sewer and water, hydro and TANULUSVILJ[AGE Come out to Tantalus. Village - ..*,I. -. -I-. en- . .. of :gn:z:w v :::3gs. ?? i215'3 :eiephoiie - even cablevision ir'Ii be a pieasan: experience td fi~d means (and this is probably very connection. So moving to the foot of a home of your own for only $192 per important to you) that the entire Tantalus mountain won't deprive month. development is professionally you of your favorite TV program! managed and each member is Yet watching television may well Our model homes arc open for your ' Marketing Agent: responsible for the orderly upkeep become less important to you, inspection daily from 11 a.m. to 5 Housing Corporation of British and clean appearance of his because at Tantalus Village you're p.m. Closed Fridays. Columbia, for the Department of property and home. Once you see in one of B.C.'s great outdoor areas. Telephone: 898-366 1. Housing.

i SENIOR c IT11 z EN 'S NEWS Tuesday, Feb. 8 there was a gathering of the "oldsters" from the Cedars and Squamish Manor, in the Mznor Lounge, for a sociable evening of crib- bage. This was a fun evening, whether you wcre a winner or nor. During !he evening the win-

~ ~ ners were drawn for the flower SQUAMISH, B.C.-TMURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15. 1977 SECOND SECTION - pS$U 9 arrangement arid TV trays. The 7 -- winner of the flower ...... il ...... arrangement was J. Elliott. We ...... !.'...... '.. do hope that the colour scheme ...... wil! fit in at the Elliott residence, and that the winners .... of the TV trays will find them very useful. Squamish Earfui ii,ai.. *.*. .. :.'... . Rummage sale by Maureen Gilmour : :: SCOUT-GUIDE WEEK across our nation is from Feb. 20 to Squamish Brownie Pack, cub Michael Marini from 4th ...... :. ....:...... 2 ...... i::...... 27. Taking part in the Thinking Day Service at Brackendale Sqslamish Pack, Jay Aldridge from 1st Squamish Scout Troop on Saturday school Feb. 22 along with other young people in the Scout- , and Helen Doheny from the 1st Brackendale Guides. Guide movement are (I to r) Carla Swift from the !st The Order of the Eastern Star This coming week Feb. 20 to organizations in ihe valley to to visit her daughter and family, is holding a rummage sale in the 27 is Scout-Guide Week when raise money for CARS Mr. and Mrs. Jim Collins in Masonic Hall on Saturday, Feb. young people and their leaders (Canadian Arthritis and Tacoma, Washington. 19, commencing at II a.m. honour both Lord and Lady Rheumatism Society). .In- *** Anyone having any articles Baden-Powell. The date is a dividuals are invited to send Wedding anniversary wishes Thinkinav Dayn for Seout-Guide week they wish to donate to the sale is memorial to the late Chief Scout their donations to the Legion, this week io Mr. and Mrs. Bill asked to take them to the hall at of the World and to the Chief Box 127, Squamish. Danks and Mr. and Mrs. D. Next week from Feb. 20 to As a service project, each 2 p.m. on the preceding day or Guide of the World, Lady *** Pickering. guides) has been assigned a con- a church service will be held on . Canada's half million scouts child has pledged $1 to be call Jan Jerwa at 898-5973 or Baden-Powell who still resides *** 27, tinent. There will be a roll call Sunday morning, Feb. 27. All A Hawailan holiday was much and guides will be planning presented to the Variety Club units will meet at the IGA Gladys Tambling at 898-5776. in England. A 'Thinking Day' The 0.E.S. (Order of Eastern of countries by continents in the enjoyed by Harley and Joan special activities and projects to Telethon on CTV on Sunday. parking lot at 10:15 a.m. and Coffee and doughnuts will be service with guides, brownies, Star) L.odge is holding a rum- World Scout-Guide Association Paul. They returned home last ' commemoeate the birthdays of The Bluebird Patrol from the parade either to St. Joseph's on sale during the event. cubs and scouts participating mage sale in the Masonic Hall and each unit will sing a song or week. Lord Baden-Powell, Chief Scout 1st Brackendale Guide Com- will be held in the Brackendale on Saturday morning, starting at take part in a singing game ac- Church of Squamish United *** of the World, and Lady Baden- pany will make the presentation. Church. The parade will be led A pap smear puts cancer to the school on Tuesday, Feb. 22 at 11:30 a.m. cording to the country and con- It's birthday time for Wcndy Powell. Chief Guide of. the To conclude scout-guide week by a scout-guide colour party. test. 7:15 p.m. *** tinent thev.. remesent. Halvorson, David Desjardins, Oh yes, another reminder - World. *** Deidre Olander, Mr. Bert Rae, In charge of the evening are Bob Burgess was visited by the always popular Pancake In 'quamish' Guide music advisor Ann Bran- Anna Simms, Ernest Nokes, An- brownies, Cubs and SCOUtSguides' Will his brother Joe and sister and Luncheon sponsored by the der and district Brown Riecker* Heather owl law Sue and Fred A.C.W. wiil be held in the new hold a IThinking Day' in Judy Olson. Preceding the start brother in . Brackendale school at 7:15 p.m. Ford from Yarrow last Buchanan* Razzanol St. John's Anglican Church next the Wendy Rae, Mary McCulloch, on Thursday. Feb. 22. The first of service, a scout-guide weekend. They also visited Jim Feb, i2 from ii:30 io:oiii ppi.y officiate in the YOURSELFERS 'Thinking Day' was celebrated and Norma MacNeil in the Up- Trevor Nagy, Erik Hobbs, a,m, lo p.m. ,breaking of the colours,, Valerie Nelson, Michael Ain- , on Feb. 22, 1926, to honour per Squamish. *** *** Scough, Krista Mlinaritsch, There has been a great deai of Lord and Lady Baden-Powell. Each unit w,ill present pennies When the flu bug hits, the best C*rok Ann Robinson* discussion around town regar- The general public is invited to for the World Friendship Fund "non" medical advice I can give Halvorson, Travis Green, David ding the building of the new this event on the 22nd. and this money assists guides in EE KELP AT What better way to participate underdeveloped areas. Ac- you Gosling, Carla Tinney and Janet recrcntion complex, A public is to simply lie back and ix this service than to consider ceptine the pennies will be "enjoy" it! Lie there waiting for Pudney* Master Jeffrey meeting will be held Monday, others around the world. Each Guide International represen- the next "attack" and then make Cameron had his first birthday Feb. 21 at 7:30 p.m. in the unit (scouts, cubs, brownies and a mad dash to the bathroom. if yesterday, ***Feb. 16. Squamish elementary school to tative Wendy Johannes. you have a busy household add discuss all aspects of the only one bathroom, a bucket by Mrs. Laura Dawsoh a Patient building, location, etc. If you the bed is advised. Finally a few in the Squamish Hospital for a really are interested, please be Lucky draw winners bottles of 7-Up and a can or two number of weeks, left on Friday in attendance. of apple juice will do wonders. *** Three Squamish people were 022415, Ron Brown of After spending several weeks the lucky winners of the prizes Garibaldi Estates. May Silva BRICK FACING in New York City visiting their at the WWC Bake Sale and Tea won the beautifully hand dailghter and family, Mr. and P*+m on Saturday, Feb. 12. decorated cake and the BY IRLY BIRD Mrs. Luther Chang returned V~IU The dnnr prize; a lovely macrame hanger with plant was home last week. After the cold, cushion was won by ticket No, won by Julia Petruk. Put on a "good lace". lrly Bird brlck snowy, weather eastern Canada A .....= ... ._ ,face IS eleganl yet allordable. and the States have been ex- DesIgMd for easy applictL;ionby Ihe do-it-yourselfer. "lace up" to a more periencing, it was a real treat to chermlng kilchen. hall, leature wall, return to our "spring" weather. ' SUSAN.McGLlNN wilh lrly Bird Brick. A2 Red Rough. 4 *** sq. It. per carton. Thought for the week: Only lrly Bird those who have the patience to Phi IS NEW C.D.L. PRESIDENT do simple things perfectly will Susan McGlinn is the new president of the Canadian Sole Price ...... acquire thc skill to do difficult Daughters League, Branch No. 75. Along with other officers, things easily. news she was duly installed as president by provincial historian C. *** Lonsdale at the home of president J. Horth on Feb. 9. Fred Vinson, a B.C. Rail Other officers for the new term are: 1st vice president, *2x 4 STUDS CARPET RUNNER policeman, has been transferred Rosa Smith; 2nd vice president, Linda Finter; corresponding to Prince George.*** secretary, Carol Lapointe; recording secretary, Edith Finter; A friend, Elaine Hemsworth treasurer, Corinne Lonsdale; financial secretary, Theres from Montreal, sent along a Leski; guard, Shirley Mackus; historian, Janet Granger; copy of a letter appearing in one Members from the two chap- drove to the Queen Elizabeth press, Shirley Greffard; chaplain, Leslie Schnurr; sergeant at of the daily newspapers. "Sir: ters of Beta Sigma Phi, Xi Beta Theatre to view Katharine Hep- arms, Jean Wutzke; and assistant sergeant'at arms, Cindy An- The sooner Quebec separates Omicron and Beta Rho, enjoyed burn's performance in 'A Matter drews. the better: I just can't take the lively music of the South Sea of Gravity'. Help yourself lo the savings on what you Hard-wearlng clear vinyl lo protecl your Enchanters at their Valentine really need. Compare (he qua!ity and you'll carpel in heavy trallic. Cleated to slay in another of these bitter Canadian Recent guests to the meetings recognize the value. place. 27" wide. Dance Feb. 12 at the Chieftain winters!" I reckon separatism or have been Mr. F. Johnston, who Hotel. lrly Bird lrly Bird not, some Ouebecers still have a spoke on his career of jour- A yearly iirditioa of 9::: Sale Price I ea. sense of humour. nalism in Canada atid Africa, ...... 49 Sale Price .....rn 47 lin. 11. Sigma Phi is the choosing of a and Lois .Smith presented 'an *** Sweetheart Queen. Lila Madsen The annual Variety Club evening of slides and travelling received the honour this year Telethon on CTV starts at 9 in the Arctic. is proud to announce the appointment of p.m. Saturday night and con- when a single flower was picked Xi Beta Omicron Chapter in- tinues till 5 p.m. Sunday. from a lovely bouquet of flowers, of which each stem held vites the ,public in Saturday, POWER SAW Proceeds this year will go to a GARlBALDl TIRE SERVICE LTD. Feb. 26 to a Garage Sale at new children's hospital and the name of a member. She was SOUAMISH, B.C. Automatlc blower. True prolessional quality. crowned by Jackie Atkinson, 1701 Clark Drive, across from Extra cutting capacity combined wilh com- disgnostic treatment centre. If who held the honour last year. the hospital, from I1:30 a.m. to lor! .and handling ease. Ideal lor the do-it- you feel this is a worthy cause yourseller who wants a saw thal's "just that 3 p.m. Bring a friend and find a AS AN AUTHORIZED much better." 574-C and thousands in B.C. usually Xi Beta Omicron has been en- variety of bargains. Signs for do, plan on 'phoning in your joying a year of varied MlCHELlN DEALER programs. In January, a group direction will be posted. pledge this weekend. lrly Bird *** Sale Price ...... 494.a. Little Cindia Martell 3 celebrated her third birthday b with a party on Feb. 8. Invited guests were Mathew and Ernie NYLON BRUSHES C€IkING TILE Nokes, Tommy and Angela Cot- WHY BUY IT? Plaingroove While. inslalls tonque quickly L ter, Tammy Fyles, Joanne and with staple gun. Peter Tastulovic, and Wanda Translorms a room .Fyles. A big hit at the party was trom somber to super. P guest appearance by Fuzzy the WHEN Ideal lor lakx paints. lrly Bird brand. Carton covers 64 sq. Clown, who handed out a47 11. balloons to the youngsters. r...... L ea. *** Sole Price Although they only live a YOU CAN RENT IT! 6' ...... a3' 80. short distance away -. in Port Moody - it took friends Rose Ever been faced with a job to do and no equipment? and George Mack almost three PARTICLE BOARD years to honour us with a visit. Why Buy It? Chances are Howe Sound Equipment .- . On the other hand it has been has the item you are looking for, and can rent it to about three years since we you for a fraction of the ,cost of buying it, visited them! Was great seeing them last week. *** 0 Power Toolr Noticed Minnie and Jim * 0 Mlxerr w While you'll lind many uses it is parlicularly Conlains tbvo 9%'' rollers. handle. small Decker of Pemberton in town 0 Chsln Saws sulted as lloor underlayment. VI*'. 4' x 8' roller and handle plus slurdy. moulded last week. No doubt they were 0 Power Mowers sheel plastic tray. just back from their trip to Illy Bird lrly Bird Caiiiixnia. It is easy to come down to earth after a night of lux- 0 Landrcaping Equipment urious sieep under 6 Danlatiowii quiii. Sink YGui head 8 Sp:=yer= So!!? P+?...... 399.._ Sale Price ...... 4*'set *' inlo one cf our deliciously soft down fllfed pillows. Congratulations to Bud and Free yourself from tedious bedmaking and brighten 0 Hand Toolr Mavis Butterworth. now your day from our wide selection of covers. A sire and And sots more! $50,000 richer thanks to the quality to suit everyone. Drop into one of our showroom:, Western Lottery draw last week. Ior call for our free brochure. That's two big winners in a row from this area - will we have HOWE SOUND another on Feb. 23? LY BIRD.\ *** EQUIPMENT RENTALS STATHERS HOME 8 BUILDING CENTER The Royal Canadian Legion I I Branch No. 277 is starting a Gov't Rd. 898-5212 Downtown Squamirh 892-3551 mailing campaign to

! ! s . .Page 10 - fhb SqUaml8h Times - Thursday, February 17. 1977 -~ $4 Mobile Homes for Sale 41-- Employment Wanted i4 Motorcycles HOMEWORK WANTED For Hondm Motorcycles ;HOPS for rent, 2400 sq. ft. IO ton MQBILE HOMES 1'11 address your envelopes for S4[ snd accessories for all makes see ' werhead crane. 3 phase service. per thousand or whatever price yor TAYLORMOTIVE I Spiral Mobile Home Park HOMDA 198-3700. 40157 (iov't Rd. decide on. 176 Pemberton Ave., N.V. I Use my addressing services for ad 980-2588 space eental MOBILE HOME SALES dressing, stamping Christmas cards See our yellow page ad. ! wedding, party, services or others 6 Sbraga 898-5626 1973 750 YAMAHA. Phone 892- Will pick up and d-I:*-., ,..r. Phcnc STORAGE 1063. SPACE FOR RENT anytime: 1 x 36 ft., SI60 per month. Toi!i Aabye .ocated on 2nd Ave., with back en- 898-5458 rancc. Good storage space. 892- 85 Building Lets for Sale ifi Automiaotiwe 393. EXPERIENCED seamstress, drape! Regairs & Parts CNOlCESale in Garibaldi treed iesidentialHighlands, approx.lot for and dress making. 892-3257. ~ ~ .~ 80'x120' with view of all mountains, CLASWIED RATES: Minimum charge OS $2.58 .lor 5 lines If prepaid. But claesifieds to DOUBLE E '9 C44mmereiai t Industrial paved road, fully serviced. 939- be charged and billed will have a minimum of $3.00 to eom cost. AI1 claositied ad$ /IIIBOMO%IVE SUPPLIES Proparty- 86G4 after 5 p.m. atro~ldlbe in the Sqwamiah office by 1:OO p.m. on 1940 Tuesday preceding ths date of IFFICE building for sale. 500 sq. the newspaper. Phone 892-5131 or 892-3018 and ask for Maureen Gilmour or Sandra Carries a full line of 1. 2 rooms. $8,000. 898-3700. , MOTORCRAFT ignition & Haffey. :ebuilt electrical. 892-34 12 EY after hours 896-9169 BO Houses ' For Sale FOR SALE BY BUILDER ~ ~~ ~__ 2 new homes on the Boulevard. 1 For Sale Miscellaneous 7 Tenders 8 Legals 10 Personals Fireweed and Salal from our owr j0 Suites, Condominiums 6 Saribaldi Highlands. 898-5091 or 398-3393. Squamish Mountains. Natural as thr . Townhwscs for Rent . -, CHROMALUX septic tank, 2 years Province of British Columbia NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS bees make it. - old. $750. 926-6631. Qepartment of Forests Sealed tenders for the supply and Open discussion group Wednesday 4 - 14 - 30 Ibs. )NE, two and three bedroom suites WREE bedroom home in Reforesfat ion Division installation of twelve (12) pairs of nights 830-950 p.m. Held at United Valleycliffe. 2 bedroom suite in THIS WEEKEND 1 BROTHERS computer knitting H. Jost's Sqmmlsh Apiary wailable immediately. Maple INSPECT IO NEW VIEW LOTS drapes at the B.C. Forest Service Church Annex. 898-5524. 898-5294 :rescent Apartments. Phone 892- basement. Whole house rented for 1. machine, with ribber & tatle, $500. NOTICE OF TREE S350. Offers up to $38,900. IN GARIBALDI HIGHLANDS ': 898-5639. Squclmish Cache will be received by 1712. PLANTING CONTRACTS the undersigned at Vancouver. B.C.. WIDOW, aged 44. would like to Phone 898-5573 Large lots on Thunderbird Ridge. SquamishAll services Valley underground. Golf Course. Next to : REIKER ski boots. sz. El/?, used 355 Burrard Street. Room 831 up to meet gentleman with interests in \TTRACTIVE three bedroom 1' one season, 560; Kaftle-195 cm., Sealed tenders for the following 3:OO P.M. (local time) on February music, reading, walking. Replies to 47 Wanted to Buy ownhouse available. 'Carpeting, TWO bdrm. house on 4th Ave. Fully . . Salomon bindings ski brokes. S50. tree planting contracts will be 21. i977 and opened in public at Box 12, c/o Squamish Times. andscaped, garden. Cash to mor- 80 Foot Frontage WANTED -- Garden tools, law1 Irapes, cablevision, stove and from $18,000 on terms . . Phone 898-5422. received by the Chief Forester, that time. ridge, 1112 bathrooms. Valleycliffe.' gage at 9%. Phone 898-5490 for British Columbia Forest Service, mower, and sewing machine. Phoni rppointment to view. Phone Pat Goode - 898-5 1 I5 Plans may be viewed andlor ob- 898-3262 after 6 p.m. 'hone 898-3667 or 683-9107. HEAD HRP PRO Victoria, B.C., on the dates shown tained on February 14. 1977. 17 Lost Garibaldi Highlands Dev. Ltd. Skis For Sale below. Attractive 1 & 2 Bedroom SICS. DELUXE AHOP basement homes Box 70, Garibaldi Highlands ' (I ) District Forester. Department 183crn. with Besser Alu Deluxe bin- of Forests, 355 Burrard Street, Van- LOST :ree covered parking. Professionally in Valleycliffe $41,500. 62,075 Highway 99 - Four dings. Used only 6 times, $175 or Contract 9217-28. Located: Ryan couver, B.C. 3 pairs of snowshoes near Diamond 49 Cars for Sale nanaged. Garibaldi garden court in down, payments could be as low as Miles N. of Squamish best offer. 921 -7241. River, Ranger District Pemberton. (2) Squamish Ranger Station, Head Base Camp parking lot. he Highlands. 898-3666.8 a.m. to 8 ' $200 mo. 1080 sq. ft. up, brick Why not look at the homes on these Number of Trees: 133,000. Mamquam River Road, Squamish. REWARD 1970 VIVA G.T. 2000 cc., dual m. fireplace, many luxuries. Covered by lots? 3 bdrm., I100 sq. ft., 545,000 1966 inboardloutboard O.M.C. carbs, 34,000 miles, 3700 o.b.0. new home warranty program. Con- to 555,000 and up; 12 building con- NOTE Viewing of the planting B.C. (Phone: 898-3628) 898-5607 VACANCIES- One, two and three Sterndrive 90 h.p. motor. Plus 17 It. site prior to submitting a tender for Enquiries should be made to the 892-5 1 54 tact Rheems Investments Ltd. 892; tractors to choose from, for your Glen L boat kit. Can be seen at LOST bedroom apartments. 38861 home. this contract is not mandatory. Engineering Section, Department of 1971 MARQUIS Brougham, ai Cleveland Avenue. Wi!son Crescent 3385 or 898-9270. . 41552 Cottonwood Drive, SI ,100 or Deadline for receipt of tenders is Forests. 355 Burrard Street. Van- Vicinity of Braemar & Argyle Dr. A Duplexes 638,400 male Siamese cat, 7 months old. conditioned, power everything Apartments. Phone 892-3616. best- offer. 898-3209. 330 p.m. March 2, 1977. couver, B.C. (Phone: 684-2321 - $2000 firm. Phone 898-5573. HOUSE for sale in V-lleycliffe, N.H.A. mortgage rate is noc. 11%. L.ocal 217 or 218) REWARD. 898-5501. FAMILY planned, larger 2 and 3 Chestnut Ave. Ph. 892-9056. Choose your lot for spring building. HAY FOR SALE 1973 TOYOTA Corolla Deluxc SI 50 per bale. You pick up in Pem- Contract 92JI 1-8. Located: Railway . Tenders must be made subjected bedroom suites. Bath and half. Close Creek, Ranger District Pemberton. to the conditions of tender and sub- metallic blue, 4-dOOr sedan lo school snd town. Manager's apt. MREE bedroom rancher, $38,000 berton. 324-8111 or 530-3452 or UII price. 6 ft. cedar fence, fireplace contact Pemberton Express Garage. Number of Trees: 130,000. mitted on the forms and in the en- 18 Information Wanted 18OOc.c. engine, radial tires, snoi No. 31 or phone 892-3934. South NOTE: Viewing of the planting velopes supplied. tires included. 892-5588. Park Apt. in Valleycliffe. ind wlw carpets, 11/z baths. 892- 87 Property for Sale ~~ ANTIQUE solid oak table and six site prior to submitting a tender for No tender shall be considered BLOCK PARENT COMMITTEE *** 5042. 1972 MAZDA 808 2-door coupe, GARIBALDI ESTATES - LIGHT industrial site, 70'x122'. chairs, circa 1905 Art Nouveau. all this contract is not mandatory. having any qualifying clauses what- FOR MORE INFORMATION: WATERFRONT property, I floor 5f)'x122' for sale or owner will build Deadline for receipt of tenders is S. speed. Radio, tape deck, snow tire rownhouse. 3 bdrms., ll/z refinished, $795. 898.3001. soever and the lowest or any tender Mrs. Picard 898-5427 rancher, 1200 sq. ft., w/w carpet, to suit. 898-5717, 9-5 p.m. or 892- 330 p.m. March 2. 1977. S. included. 892-5588. Dathrooms, 4 appliances, some will not necessarily be accepted. Mrs. Houle 89 8-5067 fireplace, double carport, fully land- 5658 after 6 D.m. BABY carriage with double springs, W.G. Bishop, Dlsfrlct Forester, Mrs. M. Noule 898-5988 irapes, cablevision. close to shop- ; Contract 92J2-37. Located: Lost 1966 V.W. Fastback, fully recon ping and schools. No pets, avail. im- icaped and fenced. Priced in mid exc. condition, 560; vinyl chester- Department of Forests, Vancouver ditioned. City tested, no reasonabl 40's. 898-9332. PROPERTY for sale. Easy terms. field, 4150. vinyl love seat, 5123, Lake, iianger Disiriii Squamish. Forest "visit:;:. nediately. 898-5842. Number of Trees: 98.000. Offer :ehsed. Day:, 922-397! - NEW three bedroom, 1315 sq. ft., 892-3905. vinyl chair, $100. All three items District Office, Vancouver, 19 Pets 596-2398. ATTRACTIVE part-furnished self are a matching set and in wry good NOTE Viewing of the planting British Columbia. Date: February w/w carpet, fireplace, 1 'I2 baths, ' contained bachelor suite, TREED 2 acre leased lot on condition, if bought together will site prior to submitting a tender for 10. 1977. File No. 07486 C-5. 1969 OLDS Vista Cruiser statio1 located in Brackendale. 898-5667. this is overlooking lawn & trees, modern Cheakamus River with late model sell whole set for 6350. 24" square contract not mandatory. wagon, needs some work, $150( Deadline for receipt of tenders is bathroom, separate kitchen, $130 WELL BUILT, 3 bedroom 60' Mobile'Home. Serviced with ad- plastic table, 18" high with ~~~ o.b.0. Phone 898-5521. pr month, includts heat & light. bungalows with w/w, brick fireplace, ditions & outbuildings. Asking removable legs, new cond., SIO; old 3:30 pm. March 3, 1977. 9 Announcements CHEV., running condition Located in Wilson Crescent area, heated storage room, utility room, $22,000. 726-7732 extension 12 or upholstered spring rocking chair, 196s suits quiet person with references. and carport on large lots with top- write Box 536, Ucluet, B.C. S5. 892-3165. .Tenders must hesubmitted on the good tires, 5100. 892-3394. form and in the envelopes supplied - LADIES - 224-7826. soil. Located at corner of Spruce & DIET & EXERCISE GROUP 1962 FORD Fairlane, in good run Chestnut Dr., Valleycliffe. RECORDS AND TAPES - Big which, with particulars, may be ob- ATTRACTIVE 2 bedrm. townhouse new 32 page catalogue just off the organizing now for ning condition, $300. 892-5444. Galen Developments tained from the Forest Ranger(s) in- WEIGHT REDUCTION in Wilson Crescent area, $180 per 898-9270 or 898-3678 100 Appliances 6 Repairs press. Pop, country-western, folk, dicated, or from the District 1961 COMET, as is, $75, good rub month, references required. 224- religious, special discounts all and firming up. Forester, 355 Burrard Street, Van- Ph. 892-5667 for free info. BRACKENDALE'S ber. Phone 898-5442. 7826. . labels. Send 25c postage to Bob couver, B.C., or from the Forester . Destry Ltd., Box 46376.8, Van- PAMPERED POOCH 1974 VEGA, in good working con SQUAMISH APPLIANCE ilc, Reforestation Division, B.C. PIANO TUNING "DOG GROOMING" GARIBALDI ESTATES - E2 Sub, Condominiums 6 . couver V6R 4G6. Forest Service, Victoria. B.C. dition, $1400. Phone 898-5786. Townhouses, 3 bedrms, 11/z & repairs 898-5075 Townhouses for Sale AND REFR IGERATIOH MICROWAVE oven, 11/z year old The lowest or any tender will not No English piavos please. For in- bathrooms, 4 appliances, some .- ' Littan McClary, excellent con- necessarily be accepted. formation call Mrs. Rudolph, 898- drapes, cablevision, close to shop- EXPERT REPAIRS dition. 898-3802. 5023. 52 Trailers 6 Campers ping and schools. No pets, Avail im- PRIVATE sale. 3 bdrms.. 2 baths,, TO 26 Ceramics - med. 898-5842. fireplace, covered parking, carpets, ALL MAJOR APPLIANCES , TAX RETURNS COMPLETED TRAILER HOME, size 24x8 ctc.,9256. 91!2% CMHC mortgage. 892-: Washers Dishwashers: Phone 892-5759, 7-9 a.m. or 44 & all accounting work. Basil Simms. MILES CERAMICS rHREE bedroom suite, stove, Dryers ' Ice Equipment. Accountant, Suite 341, Garibaldi Duncan Dealer for Squamish- p.m. . Fridge, and drapes included, on 5th Refrigerators Commercial Refrig. Highlander Hotel. 898-3631, Pemberton area. We now carry a full 4ve. Available March 1, Phone 892- ~ Freezers line of Duncan Products. Also SMALL camping trailer, good con, 3032. Mobile Homes for Sale Call dealer for Reward Glazes. Classes dition, $350. 898-3802. 14! JOHN SIMPSON Don't be slow . , . ATTENTION taught by certified ceramics teacher, WREE bedroom suite for rent, sh 898-3278 if interested, we also carry a full line 3f 4-plex on Gambier Ave. lncludea rlEW and used mobile homes on All Work Guaranteed 41818 Birken Rd. Be SURE! ,ads in fully landscaped adult orien- . VALLEYCLIFFE RESIDENTS of Greenware. i3 Trucks itove, fridge, drapes, carpct & cable. Box 304, Brackendale Call 892-5856 Phone anytime 892-3 168. .ed court. Three Rivers Mobile' Try a classified ad Anyone in that area interested in Home Court. 898-5226. holding day or evening meetings for 1969 G.M.C. panel van, $1000. DNE bedroom basement suite for BUS. 898-5610 TODAY the Western Weight Controllers, Fascinating Woild of Ceramics is 922-6549. rent. Heat, light, cable, S15Olmonth. 1974 MOBILE home - 12x68, 104 Accounting please contact Mrs. Evelyn Tourand open to you at Tucks Potfery. We 898-3234 days rully furnished, with addition. 892- Mobile JS96787 can supply the workshop, all 1969 G.M.C. Van, has sunroof, new Douglas E. Rudy at 898-5803. This is strictly a B.C. 898-3152 eves. ' 1288. non-profit organization. Male or materials, and the know how. For paint. $1700 o.b.0. 892-5847, Accredited Public Accountant female participants welcome. information 898-5972. THREE bedroom suite for rent. rHREE bdrm. trailer, 12x68 -fur- Accounting - Bookkeeping 1 For Sale Miscellaneous - 1969 CHEV. Van, summer and win, Business Services ter tires. V8 327 cu. in. 892-3663 Side by side 4-plex on Gambier Ave. iished. Skirted and set up in local We have just bought a number of Includes stove, bridge, drapes, cable railer court. Asking $12,500. Phone 3814SA Cleveland Ave., Squamish new "Duncan" molds and our 1973 G.M.C. pickup, may be seen a and carpet. Call anytime 892-3168. 198-5763. 892-3919 - 898-3171 RENT 10 Personals Greenware stock is now becoming the Standard station. Contact Norn quite extensive, our prices are com- 'RICE reduced large lot, 3 Colin 0. Munn FRIDGES WASHERS . ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Fisher at the Credit Union. Finan - petitive with any in B.C. and we are cing avail. with approved credit. iedroom 12x68 mobile home. Chrtemd AccocutmtTelephone ' FREEZERS DRYERS Meeting sure that anyone with an interest in i2 Hobes for Rent .iving room wlw. drapes, stove & 38164 Cleveland United Church Anncx Fridrys 892-5288 STOVES DISHWASHERS ceramics will find someihing foi L:.I-. lr...-.' Ill,l.,YiP.w... DCC. n..-wwJX.,e .... c.D. . Box 1745 Ofilee IP2-3: 27 If you want to drink that's your lHREE bedroom in Valleycliffe, them at "TUCKS POTTERY AND 1976 G.M.C. heavy duty 1/z toi ICW Govt. 2nd $5,000 - $20,000 Squamish. B.C. Re8. 892-3402 TRASH COMPACTORS 9%91 business. If you want to stop, call us. CERAMICS, 41844 Government SIERRA CRANDE. 350, V8 ncludes fridse, stove, fireplace, car- )r best offer. 898-5729. 8@8*@21> 090-9297 09%' 9 p.m. - 898-3729 Rd., Rackendale. Drop in or,give us headers, blue bottles, posi-trac xt & cable. Ava& March 1st. No a call at 898-5972. hubs, 4 1100x15" tires with whiti iogs. Phone 892-3274. EXCELLENT condition IZ'x68' Independent Business Service AL-ATEEN meetings every Wed- spoke rims, 5 700-16" deep lui ihrec bedroom Homeco Am- Bookkeeping Income Tax Payrolls 7 8 PLEDCO LEASING LTD. nesday night, p.m. to p.m. tires. Red interior & exterior, radii HOUSE FOR RENT bassador. Set up on fenced lot in and other Business Services AL-ANON 31927 Cleveland Ave. Timbertown. Crushed gravel drive Mon, thru Fri. 9-12, 1-5 WE SELL AS WELL AS RENT ALL Regular meeting every Wednesday 40 Job Opportunities end tapedeck, 17,000 mites. MAJOR HOUSEHOLD APPLiANCES 287-8233 Phone 462-9068 :. and walk, insulated 7x10 porch. 38164 Cleveland - Phone 892-3710 - at 890 p.m. in the Health Centre. MOST MAKES AND MODELS. HOUSE FOR RENT Fridge, stove, drapes included. Squamish, B.C. 892-3661 or 898-3496 Administrefor Head Nurse 1974 FORD 3/4 ton pickup Range) MARCH 1st 3 bedroom with Asking $15,OOO. 898-3774. R.N. wanted for treatment- XLT with canopy, 30,000 miles. Ii - ~ ~~~~ Bookkeeplql diagnostic centre in Pemberton. excellent condition, offers. Phoni Btove, fridge, in Garibaldi Eatates. I976 898-3029 24x60, 3 bdrm. Perswrllzcd Systems CLASSIFIED ADV ERTlSlNG INDE:X The centre is under construction 892-5084 oc 922-2837. nobile home on large lot in Timber Retail Const., etc. AIR, A/P, Payroll and successful applicant will be THREE bedroom house for rent, rown Estates, $31,000 0.b.o. In- Tax, Costing Inventory. References For Sale Miscellaneous.. ...I Trucks ...... 53 BUSINESS SERVICES Insurance ...... I50 required to work with the board in 1974 G.M.C. Shrban 4x4. ! to Buy .Z Motorcycles wall to wall, all appliances, carport, cludes all appliances, curtains, - Phone Lee at 892-3951. Wanted ...... 54 Interior Decorating...... iSi, preparation of opening of the centre. psssngei. iiicliidej *--:'--uaaas.. hi:& Swap ...... 3 Automotive Insulation ...... I52 mag wheels, stereo, many extras, lov uundeck, in Valleycliffe. Rent S23C. fireplace, sundeck, deluxe modei. Repairs 6 Parts ...... 55 Thereafter be responsible to the Call 988-6289. 898-5574. Aluminum Products .....,101 Janitor Seryige...... I55 board for the efficient management miles, in excellent condition. ANNOUlCEMEWTS Luto Towina 6 WreChinp .. .56 Automobile Transporting. .I02 Snowmobiks ...... s7 . Livestock ...... I56 of the centre. She should have broad 894-6568 FOUR bedroom house located in 12x56 2 bdrm. in Timbertown Tenders ...... 7 Aircraft ...... I03 Lumber ...... 157 Lepls ...... 8 Accounting .lo4 cxperience in out-patient, 1969 TRACTOR-TRAILER corn downtown Squamish. Includes Estates. Fenced backyard, 8x7 ...... emergency and. operating room fridge, stove and drapes. 892-3108. 106 Beauty Care, Announcements ...... 9 RENTALS Answering Service ...... I05 Landscapine. Gardening ...I58 bination, 28,000 Ik.,excellent con Itorage shed. $1 1,500. 898-5876. Peisonals ...... IO Suites. Condominiums 6 Beauty Care, Beautv SalonslO6 Nursery Stock ...... I59 work. Experience in administration dition (air). Could be leased. Askinl at department level would an Beauty Salons Business Personals ...... I1 lownhoures lorRent...... a Bicycles ...... I07 Machinery ...... I60 be 55000 firm. Phone 8984442. 14x52 DELUXE double wide 2 Births ...... I2 Rooms lor Rent...... 61 Beverages ...... I08 Moving 6 Hauling ...... I61 asset. Salary commensurate with 64 Duplexes for Uent xdrm., 2 bathrm.. bar, den, Y's ELECTROLYSIS Laths* ...... I3 Houses lor Rent ...... 62 Building Materials ...... IO9 Masonry ...... I62 RNABC policy. Applications should 1967 G.M.C. panel, 6 cylindt:, 292 C25.000 or swap. 251-3256. Permanent removal of superfluous In Iemcrim...... I4 E.I~~!I Or?!. ..-5: Books. Cninc b Stamps, . .I10 Olfice Supplies be good condition. Asking $I 100 .^_ submitted to Secretary-Treasurer )NE part duplerc for rent, SI80 a Located at Britannia Beach. hair. Free consultation. Funeral Directors...... I5 lor Rent.. Bulldozing 6 Excavating. . .I11 ti Lquipment ...... io3 9.. riluirc... "noU70'2TTL. Duplexes ...... M of Pemberton and District Eospiiai .... nonrh. Aiso by joii CO\riic.. Phoiie T-1-rhn-r.-.-ye -..- ...001.C117 .._.,. Found ~~ ~~ ~ ...... I6 Halls lor Rent...... 65 Blisting ...... II~ Painling 6 Decorating ....I70 Society, Box 312, Pemberton - Lost...... I7 Plastering 6 Stuccoing ...I71 FIRE TRUCK 1951 LaFrancc 198-3207. Dllices lor Rent ...... 66 Carpets ...... I14 VON 210. - 12x60 MOBILE HOME, deluxe Information Wanted ...... I8 ~t~~~~ lor R~~!...... 67 Plumbing B Heating...... 172 VI2 pumper booster truck, 120( tatures include patio doors, built-in pets...... I9 Cabinet Makers ...... ,115 Photographers 6 rHREE bdrm. duplex. Includes. Warehouser lor Rent...... 68 Carpentry...... I16 SALESPERSON required, not door. GPM 150 Ibs. pipe preasure. E Ireplace, stove, fridge. In Bracken-' appliances, washer and dryer. Phone 112 Blasting Garages lor Rent...... 69 Photo Supplies...... 173 ... Cement, Asphalt L Brick.. 117 Private Hospitals ...... I74 to-door. Able to deal with public Vancouver city. Service 108 sinc dale area. 898-5717. 898-5845. For Rent Miscellaneous. .. .io Catering...... I18 new, excellent condition, S5,25( ARTS 6 EDUCATION Room 6 Board Available .71 Prolessional Services . . :. .175 and work 7 days a week wher BLASTING .. Cleaners...... I19 Phone 534-8242. Water lines, driveways, culverts Art...... 25 Room 6 Board Wanted ....72 Refrigeration .I711 necessary. For further informatior DUPLEXES FOR RENT RENT TO BUY Contractors ...... I20 ...... 2 & 3 Take over payments 12x68, 3 septic tanks. footings, lot clearing Ceramics ...... 26 Shared Accommodation ....73 Clothing 6 Furs...... 121 write Box 2263, Squamish. Valleycliffe - bdrms., in- Crafts 27 Wanted to Rent.. .74 Rental Service ...... I79 cludes range, fridge, wlw carpets, bedrooms, completely furnished subdivision roads and genera ...... Chimney Cleaning .!?2 Retiremeid Homes. .18E Dancing ...... 28 Storage ...... 75 ...... WANTED - person %ho is in, 51 Motorcycles & with appliances. Set up in park, only blasting.GARIBALDI DRILLING Consultants ...... I23 Remodelling ...... I81 S230 $260 per month. Education...... 29 Trcilsr Space for Rent ....76 terested in learning G.M. part! 892-9990 eves. 5179 per moiiQ. Call collect 434- Music ...... 30 Roo1 L Chimney Services .I81 business and miscellaneous clerica: NEW HONDA dirt bikes fron Rubbish Removal ...... 183 9175 - 24 hours. AND BLASTING LTD. Musical Instruments ...... 31 work. Typing an asset, steady em. $449, all sizes avail. 898-5410. NEW 3 bedroom duplex for rent. 2 Licensed-Insured-Bonded Speech 6 Drama...... 32 REAL Disposal Services...... I27 Shoe Repair...... la ployment. Apply Peter McKaj RENT BUY 12x68. 3 ESTATE Drafting 6 Designing. ....I28 bathrooms. w/w carpet, fireplace TO - Serving Whistler Municipality Kindergartens...... 33 Country Homes 6 Acreage .77 Septic Tank L Motors. 1974 YAMAHA 80 G.T., $285 bedroom, like new, only $248 per Driving Schools 892-5449. and appliances, f350 per month. and neighboring areas. Real Estale ...... 78 ...... I29 Sewer Service ...... I84 month. Call collect 434-9175 - 24 PHONE 932-5392 EMPLOY MEN1 Commercial 6 Electricians ...... I30 Sewing Machines Squamish Credit Union $300 without appliances. Immediate B Repairs occupancy. 898-9323. hours. WHISTLER, B.C. ' ]ob Opportunities...... : .do Industrial Propertr...... 79 Entertainment ...... I31 ...... ,190 A clerk, teller, typist required - r-a- .._._a w--a-.i II Houses tor Sale ...... Electrical signs ...... I91 I I.,#,p,",,#,~,,' .,".,.*"...... 80 Spoliiiig Cid;. in? Prefer someone fully experienced BRACKEN WAY FARO CITY rafts & Service...... I32 ...... I ... ,,. ~ Child care...... 42 iiouses nanteb lo Buy .81 Must be 3 good typist. Picass subiii: 12x68 two bedroom Chancellor CONSTRUCTION LTD. 4 Nursing Services .43 Suites* Condominiums8 Engraving ...... I33 Sharpenina Service...... I92 ...... resumes to Box 258, Squamish. 66 Offices for Rsnt mobile home, on self-owned 66x120 Mobile drilling units. Townhouses for Sale ...... 82 Excavating ...... I34 Surveyin2 ...... I94 quiet corner lot. $24,000. Phone Fully insured blasting services. Duplexes lor Sale ...... 83 Fabrics...... I35 T.V.. Radio & Shred.. .. .I95 898-3326 after 6 p.m. BUSINESSES Mobile Homes lor Sale ...,M Sales, Accessories Alta Lake-Squamish area. Tree Service ...... 19( JPSTAIRS front office space. Phone H. Hopkins 898-3421 for sale Miscellaneous ....46 Businesses for Sale...... 85 lransporiation ...... I91 41 Employment Wanted Parts, Service wailable, Cleveland Ave. 892-5323., Rent with option to pmrcbrsc Wanted to B~~ Buildinp Lots lor Sale. ... .86 Florists ...... ,138 ...... Tires ...... 198 1974 Paramount 12x68 front mobile Swap ...... a ProPeft~for Sate...... 87 Flooring ...... WILL babysit in my home, 8 a.m. to To all makes Properly Wanted to Buy .. .88 Jpholstery ...... ZOO EXECUTIVE office plus waiting home complete with large addition. Litlints Wanted...... 89 Furniture ...... I41 Vacuums 6 Repairs ...... 205 5 p.m. weekdays. room. 750 sq. .ft. rent $275/month. fridge & stove. Detached garden 892-5501 SQUAMISH YAMAHA AUlOMDTlVE Lcreitiwl Promy .... .90 Furnace Repairs...... I42 Antiques...... 21t Contnct P. N. Goode, 898-5115. shed. Drive by lot 143 Spiral Trailer Cars lor Sale ...... 49 MOrtKaKe Money ...... 91 Garden Supplies...... I44 Everything lor Boating. .. 211 75c AN HOUR - Will babysit in CiK.ii Court. Then contact Norm Fisher, Fridays are rosy and Mondays are Cars Wanted to Buy .H) ...... Business OPPOrfunities ....92 Glass 6 Window Service . .I45 Places lo Dine ...... 211 my home weekdays and nights. Will 898-5414 FRONT OFFICE SPACE FOR Credit Union, to view. Financing blue - Sports 6 Imported Cars ...51 Investments...... 93 Home Improvements 6 lravel Vacation ...... 21! avail. upon approved credit. 892- 6 pick children UP if needed. Phone RENT in downtown area. Phone A classified ad brightens EACH day Trailers 6 Campers...... 52 Property Management...... 94 Repairs ...... I48 Winter Sports...... 2ld I Goul. Rd. noxt to O.K. Tire 898-3397. 5288. for you! 898-5904.

I 5 4 The Squamleh limes - Thursday. February 17, 1977 - Page 11 114 Carpets 160 Machinery 191 Signs Coming Events : Dates for . Attention ladies! Women's Real Estate Office requires the ser- PROFESSIONAL services - SILVER THAW Jan Jerwa 898-5973 or Gladys spring bri& Brothers Carpet Cleaning. Olson SIGNS recreation every Monday night Tambling 898-5776.Coffee and The spring break or spring vices of an experienced, licensed seal Family. Steam cleaning, Rug Doctor . Located by Mashiter Creek from 8 to IO p.m. at the doughnuts will be served. holidays this year will fall at the estate salesperson. Good opportunity and Vibra-Vac. 898-3736 - BOX413 Squamish elementary school. *** end of March with the week off 892-5833 ' 2547 Mamquam Rd. Come and enjoy your favorite being from March April - Monday, Feb. in the high 28 to I for an ambitious, hard working per- Garibaldi HiBhlands , sport. 21 inclusive. "Wherever you buy your carpet" scitool at 7:30 p.m. regular mon- "1 will insta!! i:" *** Schools will reopen on the son. Pancake hitch at St. John's thly meeting of the ~quarnirh following Monday, April 4, ~d U'bX---- Qnlr *KEA The Floor Man Can-Am Crawler I Yacht Club. Guest speaker, a-LPVUF 0Yh-ddd-w OP apply g? 892-3870 132 Sporting GAS ' Church on Diamond Head they will also close April 8 and Linoleum, Floor and Road Tuesday, Feb. 22 from RCAfIP Marine Divislorj OR April II for the Good Friday BQX 96, $qU8dSh3 Corporation I Booting Safety. Everyone in-: LeCkJ' RedQY, Ccramic Tikr also. ,_ CHECK with the ROAD RUNNE I I :30 a.m. to 2 p.m. This annual and Easter Monday holidays. "THE EULLDOZER FEOPLE' ' for all your sporting needs Shrove Tuesday Pancake Lunch feresred in boating is cordially' The May holiday marking "Wherever you buy your carpet" & Fishing tackle j"4, ed. Genuine I.T.M. Undercarriage,, and Bake Sale is spotisored by .,... Victoria Day will be on May 23 "i will insiall it" k Bicycles *Bi Rollers, Tracks, Sprockets, Etc.: the Anglican Church Women. and school wi!l close for the Thc Floor Man Equipment Overhauls, New Tractori BIC.YCLEBEPAIRS.- _- The Baha'i Faith of Squamish 892-3870 I- *** summer on Thursday. June 30. Parts For All Models - Builgearsi ARCTIC CAT SNOWMOBILE invite the public to a discussion I_ Linoleum, Flcor and Pinions, Engine Parts, Track Press &I Legion Auxiliary Branch No. on 'Hcalth and Nutrition' at Ceramic Tiles also. SIX is sponsoring a Hawaiian Rebuilding. I TAYLBRMOTIVE HONQ.4 277 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 27 at A Complete Service 176 Pernberton Ave., N.V. Frolic on March 19. complete 41 872 Hope Rd., Brackendale. "Your Bobcat Dealer" with Hawaiian smorgasbord and 980-2688 Guest speakers Dr. Dennis SQUAMISR UN!TED , 4623 Byrne Rd., Burnaby, B.C. : 115 Cabinet Makers See our yellow page ad. dance. Tickcts from Auxiliary Allard and Dr. Claire 434-2651 Telex 04-354-652: members. :CHURCH HEAD HRP PRO Onhouser. For further in- ~ BRITANNIA BUILDING ; .. . -A *** 3342 4th Avenue & HOLDINGS LTD. Skis For Sale formation call 892-3159. Pastor Jack Eilldquist, Custom Kitchen Cabinets I83cm, with Besser Alu Deluxe bii Saturday, April 2 at the Royal *** B.D. and Furniture 161 Miivicg #I Hauling iings. Used only 6 times, $175 ( Canadian Legion, Black Tusk Garage Sale - sponsored by Sunday Worship Service1 1 a.m. Larry Olson )est offer. 921-7241. ,_ Snowmobile Club dance. Mesic SQUAMWI FR~ICHTWAYS i Xi Beta Omicron Chapter on (Nursery and kinderkirk Res. 898-5930 Bus. 898-5444 by 99 North. .. 892-3838 ., -: Feb. 26 from lI:30 a.m. to 3 at this service) *** p.m. at 1701 Clarke Dr., Monday Bible Study 8 p.m. Wednesday, March 9, at 6:30 ~ Hospital Hill. Wednesday Bible Stuiy ~~ 8:15 93 Sharpening Service p.m., the Squamish NDP Club 120 Contractors *** P.??: 1200 sq. ft. of living area, spacious master bedroom 170 Painiing 6 Decorating presents an evening with Dave Brackendale Parents Group - .. . COMPLETE SHARPENING Barrett, MLA for Vancouver with dressing area plus two others. Combined dining-living Crane Service 1 please note date change. Next FAITH LUTHERAN RISE AND SHINE PAINTING room with sliding patio doors to private yard - open C. R. Crowley Const. Ltd. . SERVICE East, in the Royal Canadian meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 23 and WALLPAPER. ' CHURCH stairway, utility room - kitchen with nook. Stove, fridge ' Legion banquet hall. Collect at p.m. in the Brackendale Squamish. Phone 892.31 37 -. Barry Arden CIRCULAR SAWS 7:30 Rev. C.F. Baase, Pastor and drapes included, wall ko wall carpeting throughout. 898-3394 SCISSORS HAND SAW your tickets from Fenton school. The school district Sunday'worship p.m. at the SQUAMISH CONSTRUCTION Jewellers, or 892- 1:30 Outside storage area. Close to schools, swimming pool and CARBIDE SAWS & REPAIRS 898-3368 Board of Trustees will be in at- United Church on the first and Renovations - Framing - Custom JENSEN'S PAINTING 5330. Tickets $7.50 per person. downtown. To view call Doreen Shaw. Interior and exterior painting, and ALL WORK GUARANTEED. tendance for a short meeting third Sunday of each month. Homes and all General Carpentry _- - *** wallpaper hanging. Phone 898-5000, - and question period. , Work. Squamish Ladies Night, May Everyone welcome. Contact Graham Hughes 898-9058 ,VALLEY SHARPENING Holy communion on 3rd Sun- FOR INTERIOR & 4. Watch for further details. or-~ Bill Whitehouse 896-5628 2537 LOMONO DR. *** Pemberton day. ANYTIME! EXTERIOR PAINTING for estimates GERRARD & ACORN : Call Ben Dyck 892-3385 and on. Rummage Sale at CONSTRUCTION LTD. INTER-WESTERN PAINTING ; Masonic Hall. Anyone having (will build to suit) Feb. 19, Snowmobile Dance, ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH goods for the sale please leave Signal Hill. 3268 Fourth Avenue a_.-.:I-.WN . VERN ..- - --:r at hall It 2 p.m. Friday or call 898-5472 898-3195 (eves.) Pat. 22, 'E",!a!t ?!.fining'. Rev. Father Griffin Mass - Saturday 5 pm.. I Signal Hill, 730 p.m. 194.. Surveying . .. .. Mass Sunday 8:45 a.m. Feb. 24, Lions Bingo, Com- - __~~ .&.Rep&. and 11:OO a.m. HERMON, COTTON and 205 Vacuums munity Hall. 125 Draperies 173 Photographers L .BUNBURY FILTEX BUILT-IN 892-5070 Dominion and British Columbi; Feb. 26, 'Spareribs Special', Photo Supplies VACUUM CLEANER SYSTEM $4 each, at the Legion. - MONEY MAKER ... Duplex - close to schools and WHAT ARE YOUR NEEDS? Land Surveyors POWERFUL PORTABLES shopping one two-bedroom and one three-bedroom unit Established 1886 Feb. 28, annual meeting Pem- Christian Science Service - Slip covers, drapes. cushions. DUSTY RHODES UNLIMITED WARRANTY Sundays at 9:30 a.m. - appliances. Good investment. Contact Doreen Shaw to alterations. fabric & leather. Squamish, B.C. ' Sales, installations, service. berton TV Society, 8 p.m. at the Photography Phpne Zenith 6142 Brackenda!e Art Gallery view. Phone 898-3401 Wedding Portraits, etc. Finished or unfinished homes. Legion. Farm Accounting, Enlargements up to 40x90" LOACH, HOBBS & KYLER Walter- Di~!ze_- 89&-5-146- March 1, 7 SQUAMISH ~~ Agent for British Columbia Land Surveyo p.m. at Signal Hill. Also on PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY CX Film Processing 1640 Bridgman Ayenue VACBI-M AID March 8. 128 Drafting 6 Designing Built-in central cleaning syste Pastor Cameron Ogilvie - Buckley 8 or 12 color prints $4.50 ' North Vancouver, B.C. Marcb 10, Beekeeping, 790 Avenue - 892-3680 ._ 20 color prints $5.50 -..Telephone 988-2530 or 980-961 No machine to move. No bags COOK'S HOUSE PLANS filters to change. Cyclor p.m. at Signal Hill. SUNDAY:9:45 a.m. Sunday School and Drafting Service 36 color prints $8.90 March 17, annual meeting Custom Design Phom 898-5158 LOACH, HOBBS & KYLER separation. * Stock Plans May be installed in finished Pemberton and District 11:OO a.m. Morning Service Exclusive agents in Squamish Available at ' British Columbia Land Surveyo 7:OO p.m. Evening Service The Co-op 1640 Bridgman Avenue unfinished homes. For savings Hospital Society. QUESTLEE March 19, annual Firemen's WEDNESDAY: CO'NSTKWCTION LTD. Highland Groceries North Vancouver, B.C. stall yourself. Sales, service and installhio Ball. 730 p.m. Prayer Meeting Ph. 892-3213 (days) Stewart's Drug Store Telephone 988-2530 or 980-961 (892-3680 for information)- ,-. A HOUSE TO BE CHERISHED . . .Some houses aren't Fast quality service. Free estimates contact Jack Brou Mircb 22, Lions Bingo, Com- much more than four walls and a roof. But there's one 898-5730 (eves.) JACERS ENTERPRISES All prints jumbo size silk finish. ~~ munity Hall. ST. JOHN tbc DIVINE you'll love the rest of your days. Features 1196 sq. ft. on 898-3338 eves. BOX 77 Mireb 24, 'It's Cool in the ANGLICAN CHURCH 196 Tree Service 298-8252 Brackendale mkin floor and 629 sq. ft. up. Two baths, three bedrooms Furnace', Signal Hill. CARIBALDI HIGHLANDS 129 Driving Schools - Residential, commercial Sadry SCrrl~a: plus game room. Large carport, thermo pane windows, Topping, limbing and falling and industrial models. Aprll 2, Dance sponsored by private patio. All the character and charm of an older SQUAhllSH 175 Professional Servicas dangerous trees. 8m 8.11. Holy Cm11BdOO . the L.A. at the Community Hall. 11Ml r.m. Mornlq Prayer home with today's conveniences. Contact Don Lecky to - 24 hr. DRIVING SCHOOL TRESCO PROJECTS answering Service, April 5, VOA Guild school Sdry EWbdat) view. Learn to drive with a qualified 898-3200 (Seeood - Engineers, Contractors. Developers. . .< program '11 Trovatore', 1 :15 , Holy DIP -m -nod , licensed instructor. Full preparation. or" ''_' ' Complete Service. Plans, Design & 211... Everything for Boatin1 p.m., Signal Hill, admission 25 The Rev. E. Onen Jobnatm for driver's examination. ' 898-3374 . . Construction. Call 688-3716 1 cents. TcL 898-5100 Vim. For more information phone collect. 1973 21 ft. FIBERFOAM boat wi 8924058, . .. trailer, I85 Mcrc cruiser fresh wal LOCKSMITH cool engine, depth sounder, I( Locks changed & repaired, 200 Upholstery hours, excel. cond. 898-5600 aftei 130 Electricians new locks installed. p.m. Master keying - keying alike. KALODON UPHOLSTERY II r Emergency lock opening. Mamquam Service Centre SIXTEEN foot fibreglass boat w Serving a11 raifhs 892-9052 35 k .* Open 930 a.m.4 p.m. plywood, h.p. motor trailc I - 892-5501 or 898-5535 MOBILE HEAVY Monday - Friday DUTY MECHANIC Call 898-371 I DIESEL ENGINES Western Furniture SQUAMISH HYDRAULIC SYS. and Upholstesy 213 Travel._ I Vtcrfon.. ..--- ..- . call Barry $98*31$2 P.S. TRANS & TORQUES 3.8129 Second Ave. MERCURY TRAVEL LTD. FUNERAL CHAPEL LTD. shake roof, quality carpets, workshop, beautiful trees and box 907 Squamish, B.C. WALT JOHNSEN __ . . 892-34~.___ (SQUAMISH) shrubs. Loaded with Character! Call Don Lecky to view. 437-91 15 or 980-361 I I 24 hr. service 1367 Winnipeg St. 892-3565 . I_ -_-. -- . _.. . ._ ... -.--I.-... SERVICE FOR WONDERING what to do with It 141 Furniture old desk? Why not place an ad wi TRAVEL TRAILER SPOTS THE PEOPLE with telephone & TV service, cli 178 Uefrigerrtion us? JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE SOMEONE, somewhere, may rea to Guildford in Surrey and VI t beds, dinettes, bdrm. suites, couver on Hwy 1. Doogwood Ca If you desire a low cost funeral service need it! chesterfield suites, sofa beds, - pgrounds, 588-1412. with simplicity and dignity, without end cccAonz! chairs. DUNKS Refrigeration having to hs!d 3 paid iiieiiibersiiip, you 20% to 40% off are as close as the telephone. Information Free Delivery to Squamish Air Conditioning Rick's Furnitureland and Appliance Repairs regarding Funerils of all types and grave 24 hr. service' 250 Lonsdale Ave., North Van. markers. 986-1361 Box 1728, Squamish, B.C. HOMES FOR SUITABLE Phone 898-5656 CALL DAVE HINDS WHO' WILL , m-R-COMPARISONSHOPPERS.. .Beautifully kept - 35 minutes from North Vancouver, 1112 miles south ARRANGE ALL DETAILS three bedrooms up plus self-contained in-law suite in basement. Good residential area contact Don Lecky to ..KGZden. Supplies ..-..".-. 8 of Squamish. In Valleycliffe Subdivision. - ~ Down Payment 5% kiew. THE GARDEN CENTER 182 Roof & Chimney Services low Next to the Gulf Station Alfred's General Home Service monthly payment from as as 89815121 on Highway 99 892-3218 $190 to $317 per month. Closed January and February (Out of town call collect) Re-opening March I For all your gardening needs WILLIAMS ROOFING Price Range $39,500-$10,900 24'Hour, Service. Trees, shrubs, icriiiizer, Tar & Gravel Roofing Price includes legal fees. Each hoxe has a fireplace, New & Reroofing tropical plants and bedding plants. is federally inspected, and is built to N.H.A. Phone 898-38 I3 ' Insulation and Sheet Metal Free Estimates standards. "No job is too Small" "No job is too Big" 145 Glass-& Window Service Call 892-5087 8:30=6 p.m. Phone collect: - THE HOUSE THAT SAYS "WELCOME" It's 530-4?2?, - 530-4837 c ... CARIBALDI GLASS OPEN MOUSE E The cheery, it's bright - three bedroom home - basement Glass for every need Howe Sound Roofing Ltd. nicely finished - landscaped and fenced yard. Sfreens and combination screen and 5 inch seamless gutters . EVERY SUNDAY 1.5 P.M. all work guaranteed. storm doors. f COACH INN g BOTH TOWN AND COUNTRY.. .All the beauty of the 6?;-?;2$ daj.: Gi C:'tC. *ICBC Windshield Spcidists U & country within minutes of shopping, schools, etc. Three Plate Glass bedroom home double garage, workshop, large lot. Alun,inum & Wood Sash - . .- several fruit trees. Great POTENTIAL! For details call Store Fronts L .. [ PRESENTS Safety Glass Doreen Shaw. 188 Shoe Repair U ic *.Free estimates in -- ____ Squamish Districl THE COBBLER SHOP specializing I, Bruce Albrighton, (local resident), live from the Hyatt chain BRACKENDALE . .. Several good building lots - low Cleveland Avenue in canvas work, boat covers, tents, solemnly swear to do everything in down payment - $2,000 will handle. Contact Don Lecky. Call collect tarps. Corner of Cleveland and Vic- Baceda's - The Road House 892-5523 f FOR COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE AT. toria. We now have new boots and a my power to ensure you: (1) A better from Pemberton and ,. large selection of army boots. Open t! E REALISTIC PRICES ... Come in and see our good Aka Lake 9-5. Phone 892-9020. deal; (2) Lower prices; (3) t selection of modern Mobile Homes. Personalized service. On new or "MAXWELL" 4ct: DO YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR PLACE?? BUY A used 4x4s, Vans, Cars, Pickups, NEW ONE WITH MdRE SPACE?? .... Contact us - 148 Home Improvements Wednesday, Feb. 16 you won't be sorry - we'll save you time, work and worry. 6 Repairs Campers, Trailers, Motor-Homes. -. ma mn -.em m mmn mnmmn .s 17 rloIKCr b%&uie-ii L:d. [ Thursdav. Feb. ULW iSiD AS- iii5ii E;iiSI.G ii I Commercial and Domestic Don Lecky 892-5833 Friday,- Feb. 18 Doreen Shaw Office TO ME; BRUCE ALBRIGHTSON Evcnings Evenings Saturday, Feb. 19 892-5092 892-3554 892-9027 Linda Watt- Evcnings 892-3584 156 Livestock .. March WANT AD$ will bring ca$h 10 year old mare, $150. Open 8d)O p.m. to 290 a.m. S. Anderson, Mile 19 For April's Shower Appraisals -- Mortgages -- Property Management Upper Squamish of bill$!!! Real Estate -- Insurance -- Commercial -- Residential Phone Mobile JS9-7422 , ILL

I I Page 12 -. The Squamiah Tlrriei - Thursday, February 17. 1977 The United Nations COURSES CANCELLED Fund helps the The kecreation Commission of Squamish regretfully an- children with aid Io nounces the cancellation of three of its programs. education. Just six cents in a r f UNICEF box buys an exercise The Rainbow Ski program was cancelled and refunds book so that a school child can will be made. The Friday teen nights at Mamquam school G'day, Mates! Also, Happy but not really depressed either. Christinas dinners!! super-burnteyeballs. There -is 'a evenlot of sur-my and beautiful birds up there. take and do homework. was cancelled; and so were the cosrnotology classes held New Year! I just felt I iieeded a good cry. We partied a lot between into New South Wales, C3n- Mondey cigh! at the high school. My phonc call to you on Everyone calls i: homesickness. Christmas and New Year's. It fing done here. Boy the water berm (A.C.T.), WoliongW3. December 22 was a shock to me aiid they thought that it was was the end of Port Pirie's Scn- sure has a pu!l :o it when a and finally arrived in Sydney on as well as to you. 1 was eating about time I showed some tennial Year and there was a three-foot wave comes over you. Jan. 14. lunch with Ray (the vet.) after negative emotions. HA HA. huge street dance with lots of i w3s psyched-out that I would I didn't beiieve I would ever helping him on one of hi; vkits. i had a good Christmrts. On bands. And after the dance there come face-to-fsce with a shark. get to the South Pacific; but we He said I looked as if I needed a Christmas Eve I played Santa was a big fi7eworl.s display. Arvon's mom is an avid shell drove through some hYs and all phone call, and asked what my and went around to my families It's been reaily hoc here, 3s and rock collector. They spend of a sudden we were there!! Un- number W~S.1 didn't think he houses giving them their you probably have heard - the nmt of the year travelling describable scenery - palm was serious, but he was. presents. Christmas niorning we temperature has reached over a around Australia collecting trees in the: forest - I could PO Anyway, it was worth it to me - slept in a little, then we telexed century lots of times. My skin is beautiful shells, opals and sap- on forever raving ahoui it. you couldn't slop me smiling you. I received a lot of lovely drying out like a prune. phires. She gave me some. What a huge place Sydney is, ear-to-ear. However, on Christ- presents - clothes. jewelry, Early in January we went to From Beachport we travelled four million people! Our motel mas Eve only one thing went diaries. a travelling clock aiid a Marineiand and saw the to Mount Gambier and had a was right beside Sydney Har- wrong and all of a sudden I got squash racquet! Just a bit spoilt. animals. We also went swim- picnic at Blue Lakc, one of the bour Bridge, and we had rooms homesick; not really . homesick- - ming down on the beach. Lately volcanic lakes in that town on the 14th floor 'overlooking At home we had our main there have been people stung by which turns a vivid blue for the harbour. We did all the Christmas meal from 1:30 to a certain type of jellyfish. Two only several summer months. tourist things: went to Kings You AuOs~ 6:30 - a real feast. (Ian sharks were sighted out in the (You may remember that we Cross where there are strip Christall remarks: Even though water, but they weren't any had an excursion to Mt. Gam- jointsthe fastestand night elevator clubs, wentin theup Know our weather is really rzther un- danger. Every day on the radio bier to view the total eclipse of suitable we still stick to the we have surf reports and shark theLeaving sun). Mt. Gambier, we southern hemisphere, ate in a by Peter McKay traditional Christmas fare of reports. It is not rare to have revolving restaurant, travelled

b" ,I . A ,,?* z?y$-, turkey and ham and the old sharks sighted. At each popular drove into the state of Victoria the underground express trains Christmas pud. Avron (my wife) public beach there are shark and to Hall's Gap in the Gram- and the double-decker buses, saved a lot of our silver 6d and patrols and there is an pian Mountains where you can took trips on the hydrofoil and 3d pieces which ceased being aeroplane that goes around find koalas in their native the ferries in Sydney Harbour, minted just after. the war, and looking for them. habitat. They are not bears, but went to the zoo and to Botany puts ttiem in the pudding each On January 8, Mom and Dad marsupials (having a pouch) and Bay and the museum, and year and buys them back for Christall and I left on a motor are related to the sloth. We toured the beaches. Here is next year. We don't often have trip to Sydney. The first day we drove all over looking for them, where you see the fantastically the opportunity to obtain a live travelled via Adelaide and the and I took a lot of pictures. I hunky, spunky, tall, blond, tan- tree as all the pines around here Coorong down the coast to almost trod on a small brown ned, able-bodied. blue-eyed are in government forests. In Beachport to stay with Mom's snake, and discovered later that 'surfie' (both male and female) A fine is a tax for doing wrong. addition, they die very quickly parents for a few days. It is a they bite! - millions of them. At one A tax is a fine for doing right! in our hot dry conditions, so small resort town that has quite From Hall's Gap we drove beach a kid had his hand ac- *** like most Australians we have a crayfish industry. Many lob- through Bendigo, Carryong, the cidentally chopped off by a surf Things have really turned resorted to an artificial tree.) ster tails are exported to North Snowy Mountains (Australia's rescue boat when he was helping around in the restaurant business. After that, I was invited out to America from here. We went ski area, but no snow right now). save some rip tide 'victims'. Rip Lobsters are so expensive, they tea with another family - two fishing and snorkelling and I got There are millions of parrots tides change all the time, so very come out and pick the customers. often people get caught in them. *** Also on these beaches sharks are I featuring recording artist II Fanatic: Someone who can't sighted and scared away at least change his mind and won't change the subject. onceLife-guarding a day. at these beaches JAN CARSON *** is an unpaid hobby. Kids start Now that we've gotten the lead training at about eight years of out of the gasoline, we should age. They wear special bathing Friday and Saturday Feb. !8?h-?9th I attempt to do the same with a few suits and hats. politicians. We were in Sydney at tne time *** of the train disaster. What a No Cover Charge Today when you get "wiped terrible mess. We didn't know out in the market" it could be the anyone in it. Many heads of 8:30-9:30 p.m. stock market - or the state sent messages of sympathy, supermarket. including Pierre Elliott *** Trudeau.I visited the opera house quite a few times and even bought a Wr'II mrrt, hat, or double Ihs ticket to see 'Aida'. It is a dlffrrrncr on myclty drrl. magnificent building, and the music and costumes were HIGHLANDER HOTEL, GARlBALDl HIGHLANDS11 *** gorgeous. Surprise, surprise, I PETER MCKAY would like to see another opera I --a sometime. Gew Open 8:OO p.m. UY4-a300 898-3631 1' I ++* Part of the reason we went to D.L. 1919 Sydhey was to visit with people 1 by the name of Stathers who came from the same part of England as our family originally THE SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE, one of the most beautiful buildings in the world and set in a did. We went to tea (dinner) magnificent park on the waterfront. with them and stayed the evening, and they drove us around Sutherland where they NO AUTOPLAN RENEWAL FORM YET? live, while we were there. We I met George and Sheila Stathers WE WILL HELP YOU! who are the parents, their sons Peter and Paul, their wives and JUST BRING YOUR young children. There are a lot CAR REGISTRATION of Stathers in Sydney, and all PAPERS TO US seem to be related in one way or W€ WILL ASSIST YOU another. Most of them seem to be doctors, bankers, and scien- tists, and are super nice people. They believe we are definitely related. The main point is that we made some new Mends, 1 CORK BOARDS another group of people that varied sizes & finishes ...... SQUAMISH INSURANCE AGENCIES LTD. have something in common with ourselves. But it is funny that we \ 892-3531 38164 Clovolrnd Avo. ma32 are on the opposite sides of the earth!! There was so much to see in I Sydney, and six days was such DISTRICT' OF SQUAMISH I little time to do it all. I took a lot of photos there. GARBAGE CANS NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Homeward from Sydney, we Notice is hereby given in accordance with Section 703 of the Municipal Act passed through the Blue Moun- galvanized, 17 gal...... tains and into some beautiful . that the Council of the District of Squamish will hold a PUBLIC HEARING at farming country. The pastures 3:OO p.m. Tuesday, March I, 1977, in the School Board Offices, 2nd Avenue, here have rabbit fences: six in- Squamish, B.C., to consider the undernoted amendments to Bylaw No. 277, being ches of chicken wire below the District of Squamish Zoning Bylaw No. 277, 1968. ground, two feet of it above 1. That Section 2.14.0:4, dealing with the use of land, buildings and structures in ground, then topped with bar- a Service Station IV Zone, be amended by adding the following: bed wire. Most of the vehicles IQ3 SHELVING (d) boat showrooms and display yards; also have 'roo bars'. If you hit a (e) travel trailer, truck camper units or mobile home sale, rental and kangaroo, a lot of damage can 1/2xl2"x8 ...... uper length display yards. be done to the car, not to men- 2. That Lot I, Block J, S.E. 1/4, Section 1 I, Plan l0640;.(P. J. McKay M,o?ors), tion to the 'roo'. We passed presently zoned Commercial 11. be rezoned Service Station IV, as cross- through John Brennan's part of .h, ~oYII.ry,n Dit !m hatched on the sketch below. - .."* Z gucss B: I come home by now. We drove through some very hot and dry areas of i4ew South Wales and then came to the River Murray towns of Mildura and Renmark. It is here where 1/2"~4'~8'...... you find the largest wine producing area of Australia. (Ian Christall remarks: It isdue to the efforts many years ago of a couple of Canadians who came to this part of the country, in- troduced irrigation and planted ESK LAMPS $ vineyards.) We visited Berri, and the largest winery. They fluorescent tubes...... also piOceSS a lot of fruit juice in the area. At the borders of Victoria and New South Wales, you have a lot of Fruit Fly Ckck r!P!lnnc. urhcw !hey !eke away any fruit you are carrying. From there we crossed back i At the aforesaid PUBLIC HEARING, all persons who deem themselves again into good old South affected by the proposed amendments will be afforded an opportunity to be heard Australia, passing through thereon. A copy of the proposed Bylaw No. 580 may be inspected at the Municipal Morgan, Clare, Crystal Brook Hall, Squamish, B.C., on any weekday prior to the PUBLIC HEARING between and home to Pirie. Box 10, What a fantastic trip it was, thchours of 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Ga c ib d Id i Hi g hl an d B.C and hot, and I'll have a lot of s . pictures to show you when they Ph. 687-7012 898-3616 Kary I S. E. "' are developed. Clerk Bye for now! Dated this 17th day of Februa;v. 1977. U....- kir dinkurn Aussie, I i Lynn