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insufficient and the district needs to unique characteristics and is better means attracting capital,” he said. d either scale back on activities or positioned than many B.C. communi- Resident and businessman WiIf increase funding for the position. He ties to build a strong local economy, Dowad said Squamish needs both i short-term and long-term solutions to i message was heard loud and said the ED8 should not function as ’but more vision and initiative is need- i 1 think it ’S going io ed to attract new development. He said help boost its economy. Dowad said i last week - Squamish needs to part of municipal government and i become nri election he ha’s faith in the future of the wood : should be more accessible to the busi- the entire community needs to get issue irz Noveillht.): ness community. involved to implement recommenda- industry, but the district needs to i: Nicol said funding could come from tions outlined in the plan. improve development opportunities in i COUM.PAUL LALLI other government agencies or from the Residents gave their own presenta- the Squamish Industrial Park and i PAGE 3 re was standing room only for downtown. He said the tourism indus- who attended a public meeting private sector. The 1999 budget for the tions after hearing Nicol. Several peo- i try also needs to be built up by provid- Squamish Public Library Jan. 3 ED0 and other municipal functions ple showed their support for the strat- has not been finalized. egy and expressed a need to move in$?more hosnitalitv to visitors. economic development and to “I don’t think any more money has to ahead with an action plan. Others come from the municipality,” he said. voiced their opposition or took the ple don’t feel welcome here,” said Dowad. e Nicol of Crane Management While ED8 Mitchell Edgar was pre- opportunity to talk about what they Mayor Corinne Lonsdale urged resi- ultants, who gave a formal present at the meeting, he did not give think Squamish needs to improve its dents to let council know what they tion on the strategy, said resi- formal statements to the public. economy. think about the strategy. “Without the I 7 should not expect instant job The strategy stresses a need for The topics ranged from plans for a support of the business community, it n from the plan and should see Squamish to further diversify its econ- university in Squamish, forestry and omy and build stability. the value-added wood sector, the envi- won’t go anywhere,” she said. e as a guide to lead the munici- Council members and municipal s economic development office “These is a lot of concern locally ronment, technology, jobs and other staff are scheduled to discuss where o better plan for the future. about the lack of diversification,” said issues. Nicol. David Lassmann, who ran for coun- the strategy should go from here dur- urged people to make a long-term ing a committee of the whole meeting itment to the strategy. “There The strategy also attempts to cil in last fall’s byelection, said he increase opportunities for sustainable agrees the economic development today at around 1 p.m. The meeting, miracle cures in terms of what which takes place at Municipal Hall, is done with economic develop- development and employment for res- office should be outside of Municipal idents. It is also designed to help Hall, but he said it is “naive” to think open to the public. of the plan’s biggest recommen- Squamish develop its sense of com- the ED0 will then be free of political munity and improve its quality of fife. interference. ED0 to go? ions is to move the town’s econom- In a related development, Edgar and development officer out of One of the document’s major con- Lassmann said the strategy should clusions is that some of Squamish’s include suggestions on how to attract district administrator Grant McRadu nicipal Hall and into a mote inde- both refused comment on reports that dent location. Nicol, one of three mature industries, mainly forestry, are money for businesses and develop- e losing their competitive edge. ment. the district had asked for Mitchell VVindermere-- sultants who worked on the strate- Edgar’s resignation as ED0 on Friday. said the EDO’s current budget is Nicol said Squamish has many “People want jobs and to me that Sea to Skv Real Estate $8 2 Tuesday, February 9,1999 The Chief Q Squamish, B.C. -w dB

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THE ISSUE: A motion to refer a plan by BCR Properties for a downtown entrance sign to a consultant. !!w Dc NO YES YES YES YES NO 4th 2 Ji New Moon First Quarter Full Moon Last Quarter Feb. 16 Feb. 24 March 4 March 12 __ The Tides 'Stoltmann National Park' IettersfO: -----e " ------I-- yanked'from council's agenda Date LSWTide (feet) High Tide (feet) &ed BY BRIGITTEPETERSEN accessible to the public. port the plan for a national sites in the Squamish a&l Feb. 9 - LO3 a.m. (12.22) The Chief The Vancouver-based park. There have also been a Council unaniqloy' 5:37 a.m. (10.92) 11:21 a.m. (13.71) Western Canada Wilderness few opposing the plan. passed a motion Jan. 5 en* the federal governm be11 la 655 p.m. (6.03) - Letters from people around Committee is currently cam- Mayor Corinne Lonsdale Feb. 10 - 2:38 p.m. (i2.78) the world showing support for paigning for public support said letters about this subject oppose WCWC'S plan 659 a.m. (1 1SO) 12:07 p.m. (13.40) for the proposed park. and a proposed community ate a national park. the or opposition to a proposed poni 7:47 p.m. (5.35) - 500,000-hectare national park The site is located in Tree forest near Whistler do not Council also pas,i Feb. 11 - 3:39 a.m. (13.40) near Whistler will no longer Farm Licence 38, an active need to be included in agen- motion Jan. 12 to suppdmq 8:18 a.m. (11.62) 1258 p.m. (13.22) be on Squamish council's logging area. das because council has Resort Municipality Ern] iotiatl 834 p.m. (4.65) - agendas during regular meet- Members of the public will already voted on these issues. Whistler's proposal to v: Feb. 12 - 421 a.m. (13.93) ings. still be able to see copies of "This council has supported community forest as lor1. agi 9:20 a.m. (11.43) 152 pm. (13.18) Co u nci 1 unanimously the ietters at the front desk at the protected areas strategy," the plan does not aesuItploye 9:18 p.m. (4.00) - passed a motion Feb. 2 to Municipal Hall. said Lonsdale. loss for Squamishj MC hrth Fcb. 13 - 455 a.m. (14.37) have all letters regarding the Council members have Tbe mayor was refemng to forestry companies. \ 10:07 a.m. (1 1.06) 2:43 p.m. (33.27) Stoltmann Wilderness Nat- received numerous letters a provincial government strat- 9:59 p.m. (3.44) - ional Park dropped off in indi- from across Canada, the egy for thehwer Mainland Feb. 14 - 5:24 a.m. (14.74) vidual councillors' mailboxes United States and other coun- which resulted in about 13 per 10:47 a.m. (10.59) 3:33 p.m. (13.43) and not included in council tries during the past couple of cent of land being set aside months urging them to sup- for parks, including several \ Reaching The Chief meeting agendas which are Chief ("'Squamish wke charged in Whistler d8pst death", p. 7) Nicole Cofl,ed tc History in motion: look Back in Time moves age was said to be 19 y:?.;a E when in fact Corbett is pis; ally 18 years old, The [!bb As of this week, the "Look Back in Time" historical feature has moved to regrets the error. tit a the bottom of Valley Voice (page 12 in this issue of The Chief). E-mail: sqch jefomountain-inter.net week's i iigne 1-8OOm746-0488 RACEt~ COMPANY Barristers, Solicitors & Mediataict: RTSun Ph: (604) 892-8255 &kan Fax: (604) 89218257 PUTE 381 50 Second Avenue ICBC AND OTHER INJURY CLAIMS & Ofice AutomadtionLtd. Squamish, B.C.

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onald’s,to bargaining union f1 Committee urges sign-off on of i BY BRIG= PETERSEN agreement to ensure a balance ish’s McDonald’s f The Chief is maintained between the rant and the Canadian i environment and the econo- Workers union repre- i The latest draft of the my* lami ng employees at -the i -3dnized establishment are Squamish Estuary Manage- The previous draft, complet- ment Plan is not perfect, but it ed in 1992, was met with a lot &uled to get back to the needs to be finalized and of controversy over an area i+ ining table Thursday. i implemented soon, says the just west of downtown known -7 1. t will be the first bar- i chairperson of the committee as site A which was slated for tung committee meeting f that drafted the plan. industrial and commercial & December. Members of the Squamish development. In the latest -4th sides met separately Estuary Coordinating draft, site A is set aside for 6. mediator Jim i Committee met with council conservation. $kenridge in January f members and district staff The plan includes a pro- & the B.C. Labor i Feb. 2 to discuss details of the posed removal of a dry land &ions Board ruled the i draft plan and asked for coun- sort operation which would conducted a proper i cil’s support in principle. The eliminate industrial activity in b )e vote in December. i coordinating committee is the conservation area. Donald’s owner Paul f made up of provincial and “It is our view that the tdgs and his lawyers had f federal government represen- Squamish Estuary denged.4 the legality of i tatives and other stakeholders. Management Plan is an excel- ',;Dee..i 7 vote which i Chairperson Bruce Cox said lent plan,” said Cox. “It pro- the committee has been work- tects a vital and significant ing on amendments to the portion of the estuary and it 5 fn. draft plan, which was first accommodates future eco- Im be labor board issued a i introduced in 1982, and it is nomic activity.” BRIGIITEPETERSEN~HE CHIEF rn t+-den decision in support ready to be finalized and put Cox asked council members Squarnish Estuary Coordinating Committee chair Bruce Cox urged council to the union on Jan. 27. into action by April. to let the committee know if implement the latest draft of the Squamish Estuary Management Plan. ponald’s has until mid- “We feel as a committee that there are any “show stoppers” :;$uary to appeal the rul- f we’re at the threshold right which could delay the plan there are 110 major show stop- ary on Feb. 16. The So0 Coalition for lity,Employees are trying to f now,” he said. “We feel there further and asked for input. pers, but the plan still needs Members of the Squamish Sustainable Forests has also to lotiateq: their first collec- is a window of opportunity to Coun. Paul Lalli said while fine-tuning. Estuary Conservation Society expressed concern that the s ldr. agreement with their move ahead with the plan.” he is hoping for the plan to be Mayor Corinne Lonsdale have voiced concerns about plan does not accommodate IU ltployer at the first union- i Cox said B.C. Rail and the finalized, he is concerned that said plan details still need to previous drafts and they are the forest industry. ish j1 McDonald’s restaurant i’ provincial government have the District of Squamish has be worked out before it is not satisfied with the latest The plan recommends 579 &xth America. been negotiating with the not been involved in negotia- signed off and public input is draft. Society members are hwtares of the estuary be pro- \ concerned about a proposed tected as part of a 59bhectare -4 P Squamish Nation for a land tions about potential land needed. A public information uamish Nation swap in the estuary and are swaps. meeting will likely be held in 60-metre wide transportation wildlife management area, getting close to reaching an But Coun. Lyle Fenton said March. corridor for future road and while 358 hectares be desig- agreement. council previously agreed not Council will consider three rail infrastructure which could nated for development and The latest draft includes a to get involved with these motions concerning the plan wipe out some wildlife habi- eight more hectares undergo Wd..#e Squamish Nation’s i negotiations. Fenton said and -log handling in the estu- tat. further planning and analysis. dpt chief has been habitat loss compensation to the Canadian team i kied’L 9 y;priia bi-national salmon i . IS%-.mission. le (:ibby Jacob is one of Heliport plan grounded in closed-door vote ht Canadian members on ! ~ ~~ consequences” surrounding last year’s any further development. Airport development will i Pacific Salmon i BY BRIG= PETE~EN The Chief decision to set aside land for a heliport Lonsdale, who supports a heliport at “inevitably” become an election issue mission which is i at the airport. In-camera meetings, the airport, said the district has taken this fall, said Fellowes. Helicopter companies waiting for which are closed to the public, are no significant action to find an appro- Coun. Paul Lalli said he has always the District of Squamish to approve a held to allow council and municipal priate site for a heliport. “It’s an issue supported a heliport at the airport and location for a community heliport will staff to deal with issues involving that we have to address,” she said. is disappointed with council’s motion. likely have to wait until after next legal, land and labor matters. “What are these operators going to “It’s a very political decision and it’s he B.C. Aboriginal i fall’s municipal election before any “It was potentially a situation that do?” one I disagree with,” he said. action takes flight. could have placed the district in a The heliport and larger airport issue Lalli said he wants a referendum on Council voted Feb. 2 to rescind a position of liability,” said Lonsdale will likely “go on the back burner” airport development to be held and he ish Nation’s land i. motion passed last spring to set aside after the meeting. until after the next election, said wants to see a long-term planning talks with the provin- land for a community heliport at the The mayor would not comment fur- Lonsdale. “I’m not confident this strategy for the site. overnment. He joins ! Squamish Municipal Airport. The ther on the subject. council will address it.’’ “I think it’s going to become an elec- vote, taken during a closed-door ses- Council passed a motion with a 3-2 Airport development was the main tion issue in November.” sion before council’s regular meeting, vote last April to designate a site at the election issue in 1996 and it may Jennell Saindon, Black Tusk passed 4-3, with Mayor Corinne airport for a heliport. Council had become a subject of debate this fall. Helicopter’s operations manager, said hnsdale and councillors Paul hili been considering a Community heli- Coun. Meg Fellowes, who supported she was not surprised by council’s and Ted Craddock opposed. port on a woodlot between Hwy. 99 a heliport at the airport last spring, motion. Saindon said while the com- The proposed heliport would accom- and Landfill Road, but this plan came voted in favor of rescinding that deci- pany uses a hangar at the airport, it modate Black ”Usk Helicopter Inc. to a halt after council found out the sion. Fellowes said she wants to see an does not provide enough space. and other helicopter and heli-logging site is used by wintering bald eagles. independent, comprehensive evalua- “The hangar is the main issue,” she companies which are looking for land- Council also approved a motion last tion of alternate sites for a heliport. said. ing pads and a place to set up hangars April to identify and evaluate other She said she would only support a ref- Saindon said she wants council to for their aircraft. sites for a heliport. Sites which were erendum on airport development after take action to improve the situation for tatives in Portland, i Lonsdale announced the in-camera supposed to be considered include Cat the public is provided with detailed helicopter companies, but in the motion during council’s regular meet- Lake, Watt’s Point and the Squamish information about the issue. meantime it’s business as usual at the ing last week. She said the issue was Industrial Park. In 1997, council “How do we win the trust of neigh- airport. “Nothing has changed. We dealt with behind closed doors changed land use at the airport from borhoods when we look at develop- still fly in and out and still carry out because there were “potential legal industrial to limited, which restricted ment?” she said. our business.” n award-winner with- i I gas prices should be reduced, says c ]BY BRIGITI’E m“ERSEN Deputy Premier Dan Miller protesting Vancouver Island gas pipeline. province since 1993. The Chief the high cost of natural gas in this Council also voted to reiterate its Coun. Meg Fellowes saidother near- area, council passed a motion to sup- position to the province and the B.C. by communities which must also pay Council members are continuing port the letter. French requested the Utilities Commission that the cost of higher prices should start petitions and their efforts to reduce natural gas provincial government review natural natural gas in 9quamish should be the send their collective message to the prices for Squamish residents. gas prices in Squamish. Gas sub- same as fees charged in the Lower provincial government. Fellowes said After receiving a letter from resident scribers in this area pay similar gas Mainland. Squamish councils have the drive to reduce gas prices should Heidi French addressed to B.C.3 rates as customers serviced by the been voicing this concern to the become more of a “grassroots” effort. _--

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I FUNERAL SERVICES & CHAPEL (ill Those projects included cre- tlic verdict whether signs include a period allowing The regional district has A Name You Can Trust along I Iwy. 99 con:p!y with owners to remove or obtain also received letters from ating value, vision and mis- Ihe SI,KD’s proposed sign variance permits for existing BCR Properties, United sion statements for the SLRD; bylitw. ‘I‘ht: Squamish- signs. Properties, Tanac Land establishing a work plan for 1[ ,i 1 I cwc t Kc:cci on ;I 1 District “It’s an awkward position to Development Corp. and initiating the regional growth cgive third reading to the draft find ourselves in because we Pattison Outdoor expressing strategy; participating in In- byhw at its rcgular mecting in are reacting.” concern over the proposed SHUCK-ch N ’Quat ’qua funeral services Pcinberton Jan. 26. Director Hugh O’Reilly bylaw. treaty negotiations; Year 2000 Dircctor Corinne tmsdale (Resort Municipality of sp compliance for SLRD com- (District of Scparnish) told Whistler) told the meeting: The SLRD’s financial sys- puters; introducing an SLRD the niceting, “There has to be “We have to begin our tems are set for year 2000 information base on the a way that we c311 do these enforcement somewhere. If (Y2K) compatibility. Internet; establishing key things and ;illow the business- In his 1998 annual activity booals and objectives for the I we don’t control the future, es to advertise. I can’t support it’ll control us.” report to the SLRD board, organization and a customer the bylaw in its present form.” a administrator Rick Beau- service program; implement- Director Dave Lawson The SLRD’s proposed sign champ said the regional dis- ing a mapping program; con- (Electoral Area B) said while bylaw has generated coni- trict began replacing obsolete timing to negotiate with the he supports having a sign ments from several organiza- hardware and upgrading soft- Ministry of Transportation bylaw, he does not support tions. ware for year 2000 compli- and Highways regarding the this one because of concerns Howard Kelly, president of ance early last year. terms of reference for the about f’airncss. the Chamber of Commerce As well, the SLRD convert- Hwy. 99 transportation study; According to an inventory serving Squamish, Britannia ed much of the old financial reviewing the regional dis- of significant existing signs Beach and Furry Creek, data to a form that could be trict’s bci!ding inspection ser- along Hwy. 99 prepared by attended the Squamish- used by the software. vice; and working towards SLRD staff, many signs south Lillooet Regional District’s Bob MacPherson, SERD establishing a sign bylaw. of Squaniish are riot in coni- meeting as a delegate. manager of planning and Beauchamp’s report also pl imce with the proposed Ne expressed concern about development, said last week listed projects completed or bylaw, while many signs how the draft bylaw may just minor work has to be initiated for specific areas of south of Whistler and north- affect the chamber’s three completed to ensure all the the SERD. cast of‘ the Village of information signs along Hwy. regional district’s systems are i Pe m be rt c)ri ;ire. 99. According to the proposed Y2K compliant. The Squamish-Lillooe t The bylaw wc~ildaffect sig- byiaw prepared by SLRD “We are way ahead of the Regional District is opposed nagc within 400 metres of staff, those signs would not be game in the municipal world” to a current B.C. Rail applica- i?\v)v. 99. Signs thc bylaw in compliance. in terms of Y2K compliance, tion for Pesticide Use Permit. uu11 I LI 11idii t>i t i 11c 111 de : b i 11- Kelly said although the MacPherson said. “We’ve At its Jan. 26 regular board 00 ;I rd s (0ff-s i t t: sign age); chamber agrees a bylaw con- gone through our office and meeting, the SLRD supported \igrts largcr than cight q1a1-e trolling signage along the all of our systems, and one by resolutions sending letters to niwcs or tdkr thari five highway should be in place, one made sure everything is the Ministry of Environment, nic~rcs:rci’oli~i~ig signs. ban- the organization is concerned going to work.” Lands and Parks and to the 11 c rh, pt‘ n 11 it ii t s, 1’1 ags. ba 1 - about how it may affect the He said the SLRD owes municipalities within the pro- BETTER ioons; sign3 011 roofs, chamber’s signs as they are much of its preparedness for posed spray area. c;inopic\ or txilmiies; flash- “one of our best fund-raisers.” Y2M compliance to its soft- Those municipalities i I I g , :I II i 17I ;I t c d c) r m o v i ng The signs, which received ware supplier, which has include Lions Bay, West \ i g 11 \ ; t c [i1 m r~i fre c ,. s t and - the necessary approvals worked with the regional dis- Vancouver and North ing. \ chiclc mounted, change- before being erected, carry trict in making the compli- Vancouver. 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Sales Service Parts Manager Manager Manager 2203 Marine Dr. West Van. Open I (take 22nd St. exit off Hwy. #1) 6 days a week 604 92210168 The Chief Squamish, B.C. Tuesday, February 9, 1999 f Lookin niversity talks continue to beat the winter blahs ... b'a I Travelling south.. . : BY BRIGITTEPETERSEN classes would be offered in The Chief several different languages. m "We think it will enable us i Discussions between mern- to attract people from across 1 bers of a university planning Canada and the outside," he -igroupr and District of said. "We're looking at an ' Sauarnish officials are ongo- internationally-mixed student - ing and a site for Canada's body and faculty." first private non-profit univer- Strangway, president of the I j sity will be selected in the Ottawa-based Canada Foun- , Squamish area within the next dation for Innovation, said couple of months. while the university would be University planners held "academically elite", the goal their second meeting with the is to not exclude anyone due district on Jan. 22 and a third to financial reasons. Tuition Dr. David Strangway: meeting was held Friday to would be about $25,000, but "We're looking at an students would be able to 3 continue working out details internationally-mixed for the proposal and agree- apply for scholarships. student body and ments involving the munici- One of the major focuses of faculty" pality. the university plan is to pre- I During a recent telephone pare students to be connected includes plans for a 400-seat These frames come with their own magnetic theatre and 48,000 square feet interview, Dr. David to the global village. sun prescription lenses: Strangway said his university "The thought is students of recreational space and clip and lanning team and municipal who graduate will have a facilities. 1. Single vision lenses with non-glare coating good understanding of the The university would $185; fficials are still working on (Easyclip frame and sun clip included) ('0 Ill ['IC t c eveloping a written memo- world around them," said accommodate between 800 ndum of understanding Strangway. and 1,200 in-residence stu- - 2. Multifocal lenses starling from Steve Crombie, a member dents. fore a location is chosen. (Easyclip frame and sun clip included) c on1 p 1 Clc he university's latest open- of the university team, said a University planners are also 'ng date is scheduled for formal agreement with the hoping to recruit a high-level 3. Easyclip (frame and clip only) $119 eptember 2002. district will likely be reached academic advisory board and Strangway, former president by the end of February. a community advisory com- of the University of British "Everything seems to be on mittee. B t track," he said. Once all approvals are in ... Columbia, said the planned ... .,.'.A". . , i :, ..... % ,...... place, three key appointments 103 - 1365 Pemberton Avenue ....,.. :institution would be unique Crombie said while the cur- . ,...... _._...... , . ..-.. ,vi.:,'. [for a number of reasons. rent plan is to try to secure will be made - a university Diamond Head Medical Clinic ...... He said it would offer stu- about 100 acres for the site, academic leader, a project dents flexibility through short this amount may change development manager and a 1892-5055 1-888-393-4897'11 et intensive semesters and slightly depending on proper- communications manager. e opportunity to accelerate ty values. The district is planning to ieir post-secondary educa- The university, which would hire a university project man- tion. The school would have offer a broad range of liberal ager once a formal agreement n international flavor and arts and science programs, is reached.

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News On Valentine’s Day shaw her you care.]I+ I-\ (*A 1 , Youth program seeks more youth Succulant Prime Rib BY B~ucrmPETERSEN and Tiger Prawns I Th: The Chief with Soup or Salad to start I town ’ tim Several Squamish youth are expanding their and an Apple Cinnamon Schnapps Cobbler o four 1 options by participating in a provincially-fund- with tadla ice cream for dessert. I On ed program designed to give them work expe- brokt rience while preparing for post-secondary edu- Play( cation, and there is room for more to get $1,0( involved. shop’ Brian Whieldon and Janet Vanderhor are funct working on various projects based out of in a I Squamish’s Youth Resource Centre on Loggers 5:OO porn. to 9:OO p.mo Best Hlertern’Sea To Sky Hotel of th Lane while they earn educational credits. SUSP€ Whieldon, 19, is organizing a fundraiser to ond i help gather money to renovate the old RCMP at 2: station on Carson Place which is slated to be alarrr converted into a longer-tern? resource centre Squaiare for youth. He is planning to fix up a donated whkle and raffle it off to raise funds. enter Whieldon, who has worked part-time at the Youth community action coordinator stole] youth centre since mid-January, also helped Alexandra De Vries (top) gives some jot place pointers to Janet Vanderhor. out with the Skyreaching Mosaic Project in case. Stan Clarke Park and aided with roof repairs was for the planned youth centre. He said he plans Community Action program. Vanderhor saic r locatj she plans to study marketing management al to use tuition credits earned through the pro- lppei gram to study autobody repair at the B.C. BCIT. She said she enjoys learning “a little bit ’a Waikiki Sand WlIa (Best Value: Feb 01 -Mar 3 1/99) ooo ‘928pp *a iext 1 Institute of Technology. of everything.” s FREE Continental Breakfast daily Whieldon hopes his combination of experi- Whieldon and Vanderhor are two out of 13 ;;i0Cv) Miramar Ot Waiklki (Std: Mar 81 -Juri 30/99) ‘1024pp ence will help him find a job. “Before I started youth participating in the Youth Community u ... with the Mosaic Project, had no connections Action program by working with non-profit FREE upgrade to Superior Z E

with the community,” he said. “It’s not what organizations in Squamish. More than 1,500 0 E FREE Breakfast Buffet daily for two B 3 you know, it’s who you know.” youth have been placed with organizations L across the province, including about 12 in - Youth outreach worker Mark Kelly said the Waikiki Beachcomber (Std: Mar 01 - Jun 30/99) 0 $1120pp vehicle raffle will likely be held in June. Whistler and Pemberton. I Inve “Summertime is a good time to raffle off a Youth community action coordinator 0 Daily Midweek (Mon-Thu) departures from Prices are CAD, per person sharing double and include i Vancouver with Canadian Airlines. hotel taxes and round trip transfers and lei greeting. / le hi sweet ride,” he said. Alexandra De Vries said she is looking for Not Included: Departure taxes, CST, AIF. i 1 sq Vanderhor, 18, is busy working at the youth to work at the West Coast Railway t isep resource centre helping with various adminis- Heritage Park this spring. She said other non- - ROSEWAY TRAUEL LTD. e 1 Id E trative functions. She designed the Squamish profit and publicly-funded organizations may Whistler’s Marketplace ph.(604) 938-01 1 1 or 1-800-252-8232 iissir t Partnership of Youth’s brochure, works on the still apply to get involved with the program. Email: info~rosewaytravel.com6.C. Rea # 2381-1 i 5. youth newsletter On the Edge, does some Organizations do not pay youth. Instead they L w I 6 He! accounting work and helps organize various offer youth a chance to learn new skills. the ai Youth between the ages of and 24 are eii- 4 youth events. Vanderhor plans to help promote 15 ’ - ’ Plaza the vehicle raffle. She is also working QII a pro- gible to participate. For each hour of work, ject to match youth up with seniors to do vari- they earn$8 in tuition credits up to a maximum ous activities together which would help of 300 hours. This can help students reduce the improve communications between the differ- need for student loans. ent generations. The program, a pilot project, is run through YWCA of Vancouver. It is funded by the I Gnderhor has been volunteering at the youth FURR REEK centre since it opened last January. She contin- Ministry of Advanced Education, Training and ued to work there through Howe Sound Technology. Secondary School ’S career preparation pro- For more information about the program, call gram and is now working through the Youth Alexandra De Vries at (604) 988-37&6. Early Bird Special! Call Now and save’up to $245 on a 1999 Golf Pass

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... . ~ ... ..__-”-* ,._.__..Y__.. &...... rn The Chief Squamish, B.C. Tuesday, February 9, 1999 News Police Blotter Dog helps catch thief The Pharnaas2ve in down- 8 grabbing a display box full of town Squamish was the vic- On Sunday night at about knives. RCMP attended the tim of two break and enters in 750 p.m. an attempted rob- scene with a search dog and four days recently. bery was made at a local which located the display box On Jan. 28 the business was restaurant in the downtown with its contents still inside. broken into and 20 cartons of area of Squamish. A lone Squamish RCMP are sending Players’ cigarettes worth female suspect produced a the surveillance tape to their $1,000 were taken when the knife and demanded money lab for enhancement and are shop’s alarm system failed to from the cash register but left still investigating. function. The cigarettes were the store without getting any. in a locked room in the back Police are looking for a sus- An RCMP officer on rou- of the store. RCMP have no pect described as a non-white tine patrol came across a suspects at this time. The sec- female approximately 30 motor vehicle accident at ond incident occurred Feb. 2 years old, about 5’3” tall and Diamond Head Road and at 2:58 a.m. This time the 120 lbs. of slim build wearing Garibaldi Way on Wednesday alarm did function. Charges a black jacket with attached at 2:41 a.m. A vehicle parked are pending against a hood and black pants. at a stop sign was rear-ended Squamish male for break and I and when the member attend- enter and theft. The man had Mountain Building Centres ed the scene the male driving stolen pharmaceuticals and in the industrial park was bro- the offending vehicle placed them in a white pillow ken into on Feb. 2 shortly appeared to be impaired. case. An RCMP search dog after 11 p.m. when a side At the detachment the male was called in to assist in door was smashed with a blew .260 and .240 on the locating the suspect, who will rock. Videotape from security breath analysis machine and appear in Squamish court cameras shows one male was charged with impaired next month. entering the business and driving . Mamquam body identified with the assistance of BY KEVINhkKINNON 128th Street at about 4 p.m. The Chief on that date. Richards’ vehi- Squamish Search and Rescue cle, a 1996 Suzuki Swift and an RCMP dive team from Investigators have identified haichback, was found aban- Vancouver. he human remains recovered doned in the parking lot of the Police identified Richards n Squamish on Jan. 26 as Revy store on King George by using dental records and oseph Richards, a 35-year- Highway near Scott Road. have stated they suspect foul )Id Surrey man who went Richards’ body was located play. They are not releasing nissing from Surrey on Jan. in the Mamquam River near the cause of death at this time 6. the Government Road bridge and members of the Surrey He was last seen walking in on Jan. 26 by a passer-by detachment’s Serious Crime he area of the Cedar Hills walking his dog. The remains Section are continuing the ’laza at 96th Avenue and were recovered from the river investigation.

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~ gating different options to Canadian Forest Products Lowenberger said the com- temporary closure due to I IBest value for your dollar - all meals, accommodation & revive its inactive Squamish Ltd. to do a chipping job at pany is also considering a co- weak market conditions. I entertainment included! sawmill, including plans for a the site. operative effort which may Interfor is still examining set- IAction packed casino! still not include chipping, but he ting up a manufactured hous- ISail round-trip from Vancouver‘s beautiful Canada Place - no airfare! co-operative operation. “We’re talking to ICruise the Oregon Coast and dock at quaint Astoria Fred Lowenberger of Canfor and we’re still hopeful would not discuss details. ing plant on the site. IVisit Seaside and stroll the promenade or enjoy the sandy beaches Interfor said the company has they will be interested in “The options we put to Harry Bains, third vice- and intimate shops at Cannon Beach! been meeting with the what’s going on there, but it’s [employees] are going to need president of IWA Canada’s sawmill’s employee commit- taking longer than we some review,” he said. “It’s local 2171, said getting 26 Inside Cabins from $56gCA0pp tee to talk about options. thought,” Lowenberger said. still a work in progress.” employees back to work is not Outside Cabins from $66gCADpp Interfor is still keeping the Twenty-six employees were good enough. “We need a Interfor had planned to call Port charges: $6Ppp additional. Reduced 3rd & 4th passenger fare. about 26 laid off sawmill door open to entering into a called back to work in long-term solution.” workers back to work for longer-term joint endeavor October in an attempt to set While most of the 185 I about one month during a sec- with Canfor at the mill site. up a temporary wood chip- employe.es remain without ond whole-log chipping pro- This would involve log mer- ping operation, but workers work, Bains said some have ject at the company’s chandising, whole-log chip- were laid off again in mid- found other forestry jobs.

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Whistler Blackcomb mountain is working with the Government of British Columbia to continue to make Whistler the leading mountain - resort in North America. Electricity committed under the Power For Jobs program over the next 10 years will allow an expansion of thejr current snowmaking ability. This will help extend the normal ski season here in I Whistler/Blackcornb and provide dependable early-season snow conditions for skiing, boarding and recreation. . As a result, annual skier visits are expected to increase by a total of 300,000.

JOBS THAT HELP LIFT WHISTLER. As a result of this program 140 direct full-time equivalent jobs will Some of BC’s outdoor burning laws changed be created in ski hill operations and maintenance, administration, OR February 1- Under the changes, Forest as well as service functions. Service burning permits are no longer required. Now, you must call a toll-free number to This project will help stimulate local tourism and jobs here register some types of burning. in Whistler. The initiative is part of Power for Jobs which sets aside a portion Information brochures outlining all of the of the power generated from the Columbia River for use at flexible changes are available from: rates to help new and expanding businesses create jobs. BC Forest Service offices Government Agents’ off ices t’ local government offices www.for.gow.bc.ca/protect

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nesses. Cox said BCR allow businesses to advertise earlier that day to direct Properties would pay the with signs. municipal staff to draw up a majority of the sign’s cost Coun. Ted Craddock said it draft request for proposals to BCR Properties’ proposal which is estimated to be is a “fine-looking sign” based hire a consultant. install a new downtown about $30,000. on a drawing supplied to All signs in the district are ance sign to promote “We think it can be done council. regulated by a sign bylaw and amish businesses will tastefully,” said Cox. “This is what we should must conform to development rve to wait until the District Coun. Paul Lalli said he have had instead of the one permit guidelines in the offi- ’ Squamish hires a sign con- would like to see more busi- we have now.” cial community plan when ltant before it is considered. nesses advertised on the sign Mayor Corinne Lonsdale placed along the highway or lim Cox, president of BCR and another sign should be said the sign proposal should downtown. Signs along Hwy. operties, made a presenta- placed at the north end of the be referred to a sign consul- 99 are also regulated by the In to council Feb. 2 asking district along the highway to tant. Council has not yet hired Ministry of Transportation r permission to place a bill- attract motorists heading a consultant, but Lonsdale and Highways. iard along Hwy. 99 to south from Whistler. said hiring one to help with a The district adopted its sign 0 FF * CordlessTMBlinds vertise BCR-owned Coun. Meg Fellowes said sign bylaw rewrite and a sig- bylaw in 1983 and it has been 50 * Suggested retail luamish Station Shopping she would not support a bill- nage design manual review is amended five times since then Offer expires Feb 19/99.Not in conjunction with any other offer :ntre, the Chamber of board sign at this time, but planned. to allow for certain kinds of bmmerce and other busi- council needs to find a way to Council approved a motion signs. Uew Chamber president ”on board“

”m pleased to be “on that creates wealth, as when many fronts: construction, .. . board” as the new presi- logging was in its heyday. start-up, staffing as well as .dent for the Chamber of While challenging, it’s not positioning Squamish as a Howard mmerce serving Squa- impossible. We already have diversified, international des- Kelly sh, Britannia Beach and unlimited tourism potential, tination. rry Creek. space and infrastructure for Another goal I hope to work ‘he Sea to Sky Corridor is industry development as well towards is to encourage ng through an exciting as the major drawing card - tourists to contribute to the - isition from being heavily large tracts of underdevel- economy by spending money .. CHAMBER...... NEWS ...... ource-industry dependent oped waterfront. in local shops, restaurants and Aylsworth. in area whose future direc- However, in order to hotels, rather than visiting, During her tenure, Jeanine WE’LL DO JUST ABOUT ANI‘THING TO 1 and potential are unlimit- achieve this, we must stop enjoying our community and worked tirelessly to imple- scattering our energies and then departing. ment change, serve commu- Methere will be growing look towards focusing our Tourists need a reason to nity and member needs, as is along the way, we have attention on a common, stop and stay in Squamish for well as preparing a balanced opportunity for proactive shared vision for our future. a day or more. Only by capi- 1999 budget and setting nge, and at the same time The challenge then becomes talizing on our assets can we direction for the coming year. opportunity to maintain making the vision a reality expect to realize returns. As president, I was looking balance with the pristine, and turning thought into Many people look to the forward to working with her isal surroundings that action. We must also move Chamber of Commerce to be during my term. w many of us here in the away from relying on govern- a major contributor to achiev- Jeanine’s fresh approach, . place. ment funding to achieve ing these goals. The Chamber genuine enthusiasm and lwever, turnaround is not goals, but rather look towards is only part of the network, friendly, pleasant manner will iething that will happen private funding and partner- and we are only as strong as be missed. The board wishes rnight and certainly not ships with major stakeholders our membership. her the best. lout the ongoing, cooper- already based in Squamish. We strongly encourage our In closing, I would like to e participation of all resi- I hope to see a more unified members to come forward thank the Chamber board and ts, businesses and offi- approach to opportunity, such with ideas to achieve eco- staff for their support of the s. I’m looking forward to as the success we celebrated nomic success and to get Chamber mandate, and I look We acsept ICBC and private insurance elaims. ig an active participant in on obtaining the university. involved with the many com- forward to working with them process. The securement of this mittees spearheaded by the to achieve our future goals. ; we make this transition, international school is a posi- Chamber. I encourage everyone, both nust position our commu- tive step towards realigning Much to my disappointment businesses and residents, to I I23B Enterprise Way, Industrial Park to make the shift from our image. and the board’s, I have become actively involved in ig a community that con- Economic success from the accepted the resignation of our community to help con- es wealth to a community university will be gained on Chamber manager Seanine tribute to our success. 892-5005

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... I: e timing couldn’t be more interesting. Now all we need to know is what exactly happened at Municipal T”Hall on Friday. The details are still hazy at this point, but it appears that economic development officer Mitchell Edgar’s job may be in question only days after the public got its first long look at a new economic development strategy for the district - which happens to include a much different role for the ED0 outside of Municipal Hall. Penny Graham The whole situation is worrisome for the future strategy. As Publisher the report by Crane Management Consultants points out, one key to success is positive relations between the ED0 and the district administration and planners. Any conflicts between municipal staff and the ED0 must be resolved before a ...... _...... vision for economic development can be carried forward. 7. ... ~, ,.*...... Y .:6.’.. ); ’..>>.. ’:- . >.. ;,.. _..’ And carry forward it must. If Edgar leaves and his depar- PWNED A~7Rqcu37cwSER srumy?

.... ture leads to the abandonment of the strategy, the district’s .....J:? reputation as a bad place to do business will sink even lower Editor’s Note: Due to the large number of letters received this week on the economic deve than before. Worse still, .public interest, so evident at last strategy and other topics, Tim Shoults’column “The fiew From Here” will return next week week’s open house on the strategy, will be crushed again. Tim Shoults Editor More than one speaker Wednesday complained that so many ...... district plans and strategies had come to nothing in the past that it was hard to believe this one would work. Brigitte Petersen It’s up to council, the district and the ED0 to prove them Kevin McKinnon Reporters wrong. Here’s hoping they do. Karen Milstein Editor, slump - only on how our eco- Photographer Two points about the new economic development officer can important d Dianne Hathaway ODen-m- -- house turned nomic development report: raise his profile. Ulla Martin Ad Representatives It is a lot of self-serving bunk. Which leads to the second Somebody Where is the vision? There is lit- point. Why hire an economic hen house. Dave Jevons Marketing Manager into town meeting tle reference to helping the people development officef at all if the peaking of the economic development strategy: we’re of Squamish out of this economic municipality is going to contract AnnStampfl , i Kama Woods not sure anyone warned Steve Nicol what to expect Justin Glen Graphic Designers i Sfrom the crowd at last week’s open house. Nicol, the mild-mannered management consultant who Push council to support strateg Mary Billy Typesetter put the strategy report together, was probably prepared for ...... a quiet discussion with a few members of the public and a Editor, from the operational function Bev Anderson It was great to see such over- a! the municipality. This s Kathryn Sorenson i cross-section of the business community, many of whom “We have A ccoimling had been involved in the focus groups planning the strategy whelming public support for the will make it easier for the tremendous seek financial support fr Jill Smith - in other words, an in-house affair. new economic development Ahiriistrutive Assistarit i Instead he got a sometimes-raucous town meeting with strategy report this past opportunity as99 a the private sector and other 1 Barry Fryer person after person stepping forward to talk - not about Wednesday at the library. We of government. In addition, Steve Cassell have a tremendous opportunity as community... ED0 will be directly acc Distribirtiori the economic development strategy, but about District council and administration’s bureaucratic stalling on cur- a community right now to ensure -Anne Languedoc to the business communi Diane Soares ...... rent development projects, the merits of the university pro- that this report is implemented chamber of commerce witho Circulatiorr are there to willingly serve the- ject and the state of the forest industry, among other topics. according to the recommenda- becoming just another polit Pamela Lokken community but they can not work Rcccptioriist In fact, whenever the topic turned to the strategy itself, tions. entity. there was little dissent - except from certain (perhaps pre- Over 250 residents participated in a vacu’urn. Creating an independent ...... in public forums, which provided As council begins the municipal nomic development offi Tcd epliot I is dictable) quarters. (604) 892-9 1 6 1 Perhaps ED0 Mitchell Edgar, Mayor Eonsdale and coun- the direction for the report. This budgeting process on Feb. 9, they new concept. It has been d Fm- Liiie cillors should have been up at the front rather than on the truly is a collective effort towards need to allocate reasonably SUE- successfully in communi (604) 892-8483 sidelines to field more of the heat from this crowd - espe- the betterment of our community. cient finances (as mentioned in throughout the province over cially since so many of the issues raised had little to do with Our responsibility as concerned the report) towards the formation last 15 years. Those co E-mail of the new economic develop- sqc h i e f@ Nicol or the strategy he created and much to do with the dis- residents, however, does not stop which have aggressively mountain-inter.net i here. We must continue to voice ment office. We need to run the mented business d ...... : trict. But that said, a crowd of over 1QQpeople, crammed into a room with 60 seats and capacity for maybe 80 people, our support for these strategies by district like a business and there- strategies such as those pr Yearly Subscriptions i is a good sign: it’s indicative of the community interest in the contacting our members of coun- fore apply business-like depart- in the report have benefited gr Home Delivery cil in order to let them know that mental structures. By this I mean ly, Isn’t it timed for Squamis (Squamish Area) i economic development process. But it’s also an indicator. of their . immediate pro-active that the marketing /sales/business do the same? $37.50 the frustration people in this town feel with the current level Canadian Mail Delivery i of bureacracy. response on this matter is critical. development functions of the $75.00 We hope that the people to whom it’s directed were listen- Our elected members of council community need to be set apart U.S. (Second Class) i $85.00 Cdn ing, both to the crowd and to the strategy, which calls for the Overseas creation of a positive business climate as one of the main ele- $130.00 Cdn ments needed for economic development in Squamish...... ! Over to you, councillors.. . Don’t allow strategy to be delaye Canada Post Publication Mail Sales i -Editor. ____ - plan, read it, and fax a letter of ED0)’s first stated priorities Product Agreement i For the last number of months, support, if applicable, to the dis- to bring together a plan - a )I No. 25 1828 Step right up. I, as well as many other con- trict (892-1083). developed with the inpu Large cerned citizens of Squamish have The notion that one economic Squamish citizens and with came Reproduction of any i e stories on the first nine pages of this week’s Chief Persi; been involved in the detailed and development officer one year, guidance of top professional nlijterial contained in this i could be a preview of this fall’s election campaign. in publication is expressly i Economic development, the Squamish Estuary lengthy process of the now without a formal adopted plan the field of economic deve DA forbidden without the prior i ?”’ released economic development and without assistance, could fix ment strategies. consent of the publisher. i Management Plan, the airport, the signage, it’s all there. strategy. what ails this community is a pipe This work is now compl All that’s missing are the candidates. Right now, with Cast incumbent Corinne Lonsdafe the only publicly-declared con- The plan in my opinion is very dream, a pipe dream held only by with a great deal of cost and t Dea well written and articulates the those who know little about what to the district. tender, it’s hard to have a debate on the issues while they’re .L-, it happening. We think it’s time those who are thinking about goals, spirit and values of the par- takes to turn around a failing Our council must now adopt ticipants and community. document and their own run at the mayor’s chair or council this fall think business or industry - or, in our p about coming forward to start debate now on the issues while I strongly urge all Squamish res- case, a failing economy. they’re in the public eye. idents to pick up a copy of the One of Mitchell Edgar (the PFP 4

5e careful with alternative schools - Edit04 which I personally appreci- him for life.” It was called and wisdom and to accept each other. A novel idea on I read the article about alter- ate, but it also has a history communism. responsibility for choices and how to give our children a native schools in the Feb. 2 worth remembering and They were forced to hand actions. Respect comes from hope for the future. n money edition of The Chief and it retelling. I have listened with over their children, we give modeling a life of integrity in When choosing a caregiver concerns and disturbs me. I a sad heart to stories of the up our children willingly. My the place where it matters the check out the integrity of the would like to challenge par- elderly who were forced to challenge to parents is we are most at home. “independent” caregiver and ents to be extremely cautious give their precious children to responsible and privileged to I have discovered that the keep in mind that every per- when placing your child into be educated in a system of teach our children indepen- most confident, secure chil- son has the right in Canada to the care of any alternative “power and control.” The dence, responsibility and dren are the ones with parents have child pornography in teaching method. basic belief of the system was respect. who provide an orderly and their home. - The European culture has also “give me a child until he To think independently structured home and parents Mary Peters r reading The Chief many wonderful traditions or she is five and we will have means to learn discernment who are committed to loving Garibaldi Highlands 9 and the article entitled n pitches entrance to council” I was a cked to read Mr. Eaale Reserve Societv thanks council comment “it would More thanks landmark for Squamish.” t we have enough beau- for cancelling airport heliport decision landmarks already? A for council’s Editor, ecosystem and an asset to our tourist industry and must be pro- examples: the Chief, I nd Head and Shannon On behalf of the Society, I wish to express our sincere thanks tected. I commend the to the members of council who voted against further develop- I am sure the people of Brackendale will also appreciate this wisdom’ ldi Granite Group for ment of the airport. vote. Walter M. Clarke, president, Editor; ng the stone for the They have once again lived up to their platform. The eagles of Brackendale are an important part of our Brackendale Eagle Reserve Society Many thanks to our District to be built with, though. of Squamish council mem- idea of sponsors is bers in their wisdom, for ent, so why not have Mexico rescinding the motion to pur- ign constructed entirely ‘Hola’ from Squamish artist in sue helipads at the airstrip in ponsors and donations (Editor’s note: Carolina Sim- horizon. Sufisets are fabulous style. I’ve witnessed a pile of separate stalls. I mostly eat fruits and vegetables plus Brackendale. our community? Just mie is a Squamish artist study glowing red-orange circles of sand on the side of a calle go Carol Ann andBerkley Jeff year we received that and pursuing her art in colours, gone within 15 min- slowly bucket-by-bucket up some cheese and dairy products. Fresh foods need to be little sign that cost Mexico.) utes. With this comes cool plank ramps to disappear Brackendale st $10,000. What a joke! Hola Amigos ... evenings, sweater, pants, hat, behind a door, gone like an soaked 20 minutes to sterilize well as many of my fel- I’m living in a desert cli- plus a vest to keep me warm. army of ants takes food to an before eating. I allow time for itizens, was very disap- mate, which bas many tem- At night the sky is clear navy anthill. this. All drinking water is ed at what our commu- perature changes through the blue, full of bright stars. My own cash can be bought in bottles. Tap water is eceived. One thing I’m day. Early morning when I Another perfect desert day in described as a penthouse. used for showers and dishes Letters o have read was that the rise it could be cold, so I light Colonial Palmita la Danza #6. Enclosed behind a brick wall where I add bleach to sterilize I” tnct does not have the my small metal wood stove to I’ve been in San Miguel are five other adventure seek- against bacteria, Getting used for such a project. The ward off the chill. At about 10 three months. It’s high up in ers, each in their own casita, to buying and preparing food policy a.m., I can move out to the foothills of the Sierra plus the landlord - an takes a good chunk of the day. is that if the district my The Chief welcomes let- deck, situated high above San Madres in the interior of American Buddhist married The idea of a supermarket ters to the editor. Please mail Miguel, where the sun has Mexico, four hours northwest to a Mexican senorita, two takes away from personal warmed the brick floor. By via bus from Mexico City. In children and a mother-in-law contact and I’ learn more them to Box 3500, noon it’s very hot! Sometimes my quest for an artist’s retreat - all live in comfort and about the locals. Living in a Squamish B.C. VON 3G8, ’t council apply for a fax them to 892-8483 or e- a breeze comes up. 1 have a I searched and asked other quiet way above the city. community with Spanish as round table and umbrella I put adventurous souls where I My casita, a small dwelling, the language and Mexican mail to: sqchief@rnountain- inter.net by noon Friday. e the landmarks that up for some shade while I might find a special place and is resting on a huge brick customs and traditions con- work at writing or painting. found San Miguel with its deck with an outdoor bano tinues to stimulate me. I see Letters must be signed with first and last names, My casita is surrounded by lovely Mexican people. I have where I enjoy afternoon another way in the world not trees to provide a feeling come to be awed by their abil- showers in the privacy and just the Canadian way. I also and include an address and of phone number so they can the hostel, the soup privacy and greenery. If I ven- ity to accept and love me with warmth of the sun. A small see what a happy and gentle ture down the cobblestone just a smile. walkthrough kitchen, like a people the Mexicans are and be verified. Addresses and or even Community phone numbers will not be as Care? Why not use streets to El Centro, I wear a The colonial style of cob- camp with bare necessitates, that delights me. I continue to dress for coolness and a hat to blestone streets, sometimes is attached to a larger room in enjoy my stay here and look published. We reserve the protect me from too much steep, sometimes narrow and which I have a bed, closet, forward to my return to right to edit any and ail let- talked to a lot of my ters for brevity, clarity, and family and every- sun. small, makes walking a desk and wood stove. Canada in the spring. At about 6 p.m., as after- delight. I always find a new On market day I gather a Hasta L uego, legality and taste. Please 1s the same as I do. keep your letters as short Don Hurford noon moves to evening, the way to the Jardin. Buildings backpack, some pesos and set Carolina Simmie sun disappears fast below the grow in that slow Mexican out. All foods are bought at San Miguel, Mexico and concise as possible.

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. ”- BRIEFS .a**. Bowl for Millions teams wanted It’s that time of year again where outrageous footwear baroque appetizer, a main and good causes come i BY nMSHoULTS piece of plumbing,” as he together. The Chief refers to it - from the back course of Mozart, a Souffle Big Brothers and Big ranks of the orchestra to the by Robert Schumann and a Sisters of Squamish is host- i t’s been a long time honored position of soloist. special dessert - a piece ing its 19th annual Bowl for i between trips to Squamish That’s what Zukerman has written especially for Millions on March 26, 27 Ifor George Zukerman. done for the last four Zukerman by UBC music and 28 at Garibaldi Lanes in i No, the world-renowned decades, unearthing an exten- professor emeritus Elliot Squam ish. bassoon soloist hasn’t sive repertoire of bassoon Weisgarber on the occasion Bowlers have the chance brought his “Evening of works from the 18th and 19th of Zukerman’s first Japanese to win small prizes as well i Zukermania” to town before. century and encouraging tour. as fantastic grand prizes to i But he has been through the modern composers to write “It’s not just a classical be announced later, accord- Sea to Sky corridor - about works for the instrument. concert with a strafige instru- ing to Corinne Swanson of i 25 years ago, according to His quest to bring glory to ment,” Schwarz promises. BRBS. The event is the Joanna Schwarz of the Howe the bassoon has taken him to “It’s an entertaining evening.” main fundraiser for the Sound Performing Arts countries in five continents, The evening gets entertain- group, with all money raised i Association, which is bring- where he’s earned a reputa- ing even before Zukerman remaining here to benefit the ing him to the Eagle Eye tion for off-the-wall and takes the stage at 8 p.m. The kids of Squamish. Community Theatre this witty concert presentations. doors will open at 7 p.m. and They’re now accepting i Friday night at 8 p.m. In addition to 33 European a group of nearly 20 young applications for teams of Back then he was in charge tours and regular trips to local performers will enter- five or more people to col- i of the “Overtures” classical Australia, South Africa and tain the crowd for an hour lect pledges (a minimum of i music series brought here by the former Soviet Union, he before the show and during $25 per bowler is required) i the Squamish Valley Music has given bassoon recitals in the intermission in the theatre and participate in the fun. Society, the forerunner to the exotic locales from lobby with vocal and instru- Teams are also encouraged i HSPAA, “SO some people Tuktayaktuk in the Northwest mental music and dance. to challenge each other and will remember him,” Territories to Zomba, Malawi “That way people can grab to come to the event in cos- i Schwarz said. and Kabul, Afghanistan - their seats, return to the tume. But this evening will be dif- where he says the audience lobby and enjoy some enter- To sign up a team or to ferent - in fact, any evening was “380 plus two camels.” tainment before the show,” donate a prize or sponsor a i with Zukerman is bound to His programme for Friday’s Schwarz said. Ime, contact Wendy Brown be a little different. It’s not concert with pianist Leslie The pre-show has been World-renowned bassoonist George Zukerman at 892-9215 just anyone who can take the Janos features “A Musical arranged by HSPM director brings his unique humor and music to Squarnish Friday bassoon - a “symphonic Banquet” including a Michael Plowman. night. Healthwatch heart P m E I prsfi les avai laQle m Shoppers Drug Mart is i I I h honor from Legio holding it Heart Health i CIiriic Day in Squamish i “I was really taken aback,” ’ about the war, and of the sac- problems caused by lack of Pacific Command preside 7’hrirsday in si!pport of i BY KEVINMCWNNON The Chief said Minchin, “because they rifices made by those who interest at Remembrance Day and the mayor will be t Nnticinal Heart Health Day. i ~~ - were already good enough to fought. ceremonies. In Squamish the Minchin will be award Pharni;icists will provide L.C. (Minch) Minchin is make me a life member.” The president of the Legion recently moved their the Meritorious Service people with a free Health- i well known in the Squamish Minchin served with the Squamish Branch of the ceremonies to a bigger ioca- Medal on Saturday, Feb. watch Heart Plan, a Heart area for his work with the British Army during the Royal Canadian Legion, June tion because of high turnouts. at a ceremony at the Profile and information Squamish branch of the Second World War and was Gardner, and other members Only one other Meritorious Squamish Legion. sheets on cholesterol and i Royal Canadian Legion. One among the forces who landed of the branch felt that Service Medal has been Among the criteria for blood pressure. of the activities Minchin says at Normandy on D-Day and Minchin should be recog- awarded to a member of the gibility for the medal th Anyone currently taking he enjoys most, speaking to said he has seen many trau- nized for his work. Squamish Legion. Gardner mention of, “unusual medication for high blood i school kids about matic things both on the bat- “Because of his efforts we pointed out that the applica- ai sacrifice of time.” pressure or high cholesterol Remembrance day, has tlefield and off. have such a great attitude at tion must be approved by the Minchin openly shares can speak to a pharmacist at i earned him the Meritorious Minchin attends the Remembrance Day events Legion, Pacific Command opinion of armed confli the Shoppers Drug Mart in i Service Medal, the highest Remembrance Day cere- from school children,” said and Dominion Command. all who ask. the Chieftain Centre Mall. levei of award a Legion monies at Squarnish schools Gardner. She noted that “It’s going to be a big deal,” “What a stupid way to and speaks to the students many other Legions have said Gardner. “The (Legioi) tle disputes war is,” he s Nominations open for member can receive. Order of B.C. Nominations for the j province’s highest recogni- ith annual hea stroke camaai8 tion of excellence and

-~~ ~ - The Chief, local banks and for finds because sf concerns will be collecting pledg achicvenieiit are now being BY TIM SHO~JLTS rapidly becoming the founda- accepted. The Chief tion’s biggest fundraiser dur- credit unions, the schools, with fraudulent fundraisers that neighborhood for th The Order of British ing Heart Month. grocery stores and other busi- and home invasions in the “Jump Rope For Heart” Columbia is presented each i unday may be Employees in organizations nesses. Lower Mainland, Vanzella Feb. 25, also to raise fu year by the lieufenant-gov- Valentine’s Day, but and businesses across the “It’s getting to be a major noted. for the Heart and Stroke ernor to outstanding British Sonya Miller and Karen province can buy an artisti- event,” said Vanzella, local But in Squamish the door- Foundation. Colunibians who have i Vanzella want people to dress cally-designed button for $5 coordinator of the Dress Red to-door is still going strong The local organization excelled in any field of i red on Friday to help save and wear red at work on event and co-chair of the from Feb. 14 to 28, with a looking for volunteers in endeavor, including comniu- 1ives. Friday to support the Heart local Heart Month activities steady stable of over 50 vol- ested in helping to org nity leadership, the arts, i Friday is the third annual and Stroke Foundation. Here with Miller. unteers canvassing in all next year’s campaign. labor, business, volunteer Dress Red Day for the Heart in Squamish, buttons are The Dress Red event is neighborhoods except more information call service, research and educa- and Stroke Foundation of available from several partic- beginning to eclipse the tradi- Brackendale. Brackendale Vanzella at 898-5682 tion. B.C. and Yukon, and it’s ipating businesses including tional door-to-door canvass Elementary School students Sonya Miller at 898-573 Recipients arc selected by i an independent advisory News from years gone by in Squamish, compiled by Kevin McKinnon from the archive council headed by Chief f of the ~quamishTimes at the Squamish Public Library and The Chief Justice Allan McEachern. 108 k ba c k in time The deadline for receiving Five years ago this week the Squamish Airport is not spared. The wind damage was caused when nominations is March 10, i The two-week longshoremen’s strike reached an impasse over 25 cents an stations main door was blown away, followed by many files and charts. Fro arid recipient ~iarncswill be hour Sunday. Federal mediator Bill Lewis met with striking dock workers and printer ink kept mechanical printers from printing out basic information. made public in May, with an representatives of the maritime employers in Vancouver after federal Human oi‘flicial dinner and ccrcm- i Resources Minister Lloyd Axwarthy demanded an inmediate end to the strike. Twenty years ago this week ny in Victoria in June. No new talks were planned as of Monday morning. Squamish council agreed that public access along our river banks and w Nomination fornrs are front should be protected and maintained as much as possible. In consid available at B.C. Government Agents’ offices i or on the internet at i wwvri.pro tocol .gov.bc.ca. The Chief I Squamish, B.C k~~ Tuesday, February 9, 1999 $3 13

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cpram, but at the Grade 12 dance at a class. the recipient was the level. It is called the Student Teacher Appreciation Squamish Estuary Conser- Shadowing Program, and At the end of a quad, the vation Society. Last gives the senior high school leadership class at HSSS Wednesday, recognition took student a valuable chance to does give the teachers some the form of a bumper break- taste the daily routine of a recognition fcr their efforts, fast served in the home eco- UBC undergraduate. and the teachers deserve it nomics room at 8 a.m. The The student, on registering for their many contributions students were doing a mar- for it, is paired up with a to the school and the com- velous job, making toast and UBC student in the faculty of munity, as well as for their golden waffles, scrambling hisher choice, and then main task of serving up a eggs and frying plump spends half a day going to buffet of assorted knowledge sausages, and the teachers classes with activities. This every day. were restoring their energies particular program takes One Friday a month, for after marking all those exams place in February and March. example, the staff at HSSS and writing all those reports.

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I' " Bank open tomomow e Squamish Food tomorrow night (Feb. 10) at 8 ...... Bank will open its p.m. in the Howe Sound doors for food distribu- Secondary School library. day tomorrow (Feb. 10) Please use the main entrance 2 to 1 pm.in the Elk's on Buckley Avenue. Some Second Avenue. important decisions are to be od for tomorrow has made and your input would be welcomed. Please note the ABOUT TOWN change of venue from ....o..oe....~....e....~..e~bo~e..o~~~~ Xanthine's. Anyone wishing Brackendale as the more information is asked to Brackendale Elementary call 898-3332. New members School will participate in are welcome to attend. Jump Rope for Heart on Feb. H 25. Coordinators Karen Stork Story - LONG - Vanzella and Sonya Miller Second Avenue, or David and Hope Long still need a few volunteers announce with love the birth and would appreciate hearing of their second child, a son, from anyone interested. Call Nathan Howard Huntley, Sonya at 898-5733 or Karen t to get rid of the win- weighing 6 lb. 12 1/2 02. at 898-5682. You don't have ahs for an hour or two? and born in the B.C. to take a large area as even Women's Hospital on Jan. contacting your neighbours tine's Tea and Bake 17. Three-year-old Alex is or a street or two is appreci- on Saturday, Feb. 13. It pleased with the arrival of ated. her new baby brother. The m proud grandparents are Vic Everyone is invited to par- and Merilee Long of ticipate in the adult Squamish, Dan and Iris Valentine's skate this Friday, Henderson of 100 Mile Feb. 12 from 8:30 to 9130 House and pleased great- p.m. at the Brennan Park grandparents are Mrs. Isabel Leisure Centre. Included in Huntley Rostill of Chase, Mr. the evening will be music, door prize. The OES col- and Mrs. E.T. Long of prizes and Cupid surprises. Courtenay and Mr. and Mas. led Stamp Project and Martin Letang of Mission. Winners in the Rotary Club David and Hope send special 200 Early Bird draw are thanks along to friend Owen Carney, Dave Woods 11 15 lndustri Stephanie and to Dr. Tam and and Joe Gravkin, $100 each. the nursing staff. The February draw winners Squamish,- B.C. VON 26Q R are Brad Ray/Steve Vroom, AUTO PARTS During the Zukerman con- $100; Jim Fraser, $120; 892-574 cert on Feb. 12, members of Sharon, John, Diane, Paul the Howe Sound Performing and Doug Kindree, $120; and A.rts Association will have §harm Trsuton, $150. Fukermania, an evening tickets on sale for Tango, m ith world class bassoonist coming to Squamish on CPIADD (Children and borge Zukerman accompa- March 26. Adults with Attention Deficit idby pianist Leslie Janos, Disorder) Squamish will ill be in concert at the An acting workshop will be meet on Monday, Feb. 15 at &e Eye Community held at the Brennan Park 7:30 p.m. in the Howe Sound beatre on Friday (Feb. 12). Leisure Centre on Feb. 27 Secondary School library. e Howe Sound Performing and 28. Pacing and rhythm The guest speaker is to be Association is sponsor- will be studied. Students will announced on Community this concert with the memorize lines overnight, Channel 10 and haountain 11 door and theatre door then the next day the play FM. For more information, n at 7 p.m. Prior to the 8 will be blocked, rehearsed please call Gail at 898-5711. . concert, enjoy refresh- and performed. The work- ts and a pre-show with a shop is open to ages six and A knots and knot-tying up of talented young peo- up. For more information, course will be held at the I!L4 . Tickets are available at please call 898-3404. Brennan Park Leisure Centre Books and Highland m on Feb. 15. Orienteering on at $15 for adults and The local campaign for Fsb. 28 will give you basic r students and seniors. funds for the Heart and map and compass skills for m Stroke Foundation of B.C. enjoyment, survival, knowl- embers of the Howe and the Yukon will be from edge or competition. Call nd Players are asked to Feb. 14 to 28. Canvassers 898-3604 for more informa- special meeting will be out in all areas except tion.

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Squaiti ish Ba p t is t I'e 11 t ccost R 1 ;I II tl VRI1 cyc 1i f!i. 1;e.l I owsh 1 p - Tuesday, February 9, 1999 The Chief Squamish, B.C. Community News * The Grad ast month in my col- its initial concept as a railway less than 10 per cent of our with a small community experience umn, I talked about our museum, and indeed that’s 21,000 guests last year were based on the railway. Ldreams for the Heritage what many still see it as. The traditional railway enthusi- It is this design that, over Park in 1999. There are some design, however, calls for asts. The Heritage Park’s time, will make the project exciting things on the horizon, something much broader - design for uses includes the self-sustainable as well as a and 1999 will be the year that that of a multi-purpose following markets: major contributor to the we make some major steps attraction facility designed A major cultural Squamish economi. We’ve towards the next critical around a rail heritage theme. tourismheri tage/entertain- got lots of building to do yet, development step for the pro- Our goal is not just a narrow ment attraction for British but the plan is on track. HERITAGE PARH ject. But this month let’s step niche market of railway her- Columbia; Success will see us create HAPPENINGS ...... *...... I ...... *.YOUTHSCAPES *...... even beyond that and look itage enthusiasts, but rather a A great site for holding another 300 person-years of into the vision for the broad attraction with cultural community events; employment and attract 12 to 16 residents in our rade 12 is easily com- Heritage Park as a multi-pur- tourism and family appeal. First class education and approximately $12 million in year-round operations. Fc pared to the twilight pose community facility. Indeed, our growth to date research facilities related to new investment over the next the West Coast Railway zone, or the X-Files G The West Coast Railway and guest visits indicate that railway heritage; ten years. Results will be the Heritage Park, it really is which never seem to be Heritage Park started off in this design is successful - A great filming location direct employment of some Steam Ahead! solved until 30 years after they happen. High school life is over as you know it at the end of Grade 11, everything changes that summer. Grade 12 is the limbo period between realities, real life, and high school life. In Grade 12 you are still trying to do the high school things like being on school teams, planning dances, or keeping up your social appearances. Then on top of that you are trying to immerse yourself with the real world, and come up with some kind of career path or idea of what ICBC’S rates endeavors you plan. Even the term we are referred to is different. It is no longer students or kids nor is it adult or even person it is “grad”. I am a “grad”, my friends are “grads”. Being in Grade 12 is truly an out-of-body experi- are now among ence. We are trying to pre- pare ourselves for this “world of chaos” while still trying to be kids and meet the expecta- tions of others. Over this past month all of my friends, including myself have been trving to make the lowest plans for aft& graduation. The majority of them all care about success. Not knowing what success meant for me, I remembered thiv poem which is kept on our refrigerator which I believe to be a checklist on your path to in the count,ry success. So this is for all the grads, and anyone else who may have false pretenses about success, and their life. This is the recipe €or happiness for yourself, your friends and your family. Success TO laugh often and love much; To win the respect of intel- ligent persons and the affec- 20 1245 4906 tion of children; I Single Male, age 3256 I To earn the approval of I Single Female, age 20 1245 1901 2855 1 honest critics and endure the 1429 betrayal of a false friend; I Single Male, age 30 - - ~- ~ 1160 1036 1 To appreciate beauty; I Married Male 45, Married Female 42, Single Male 17 1096* 1819 2684 To find the best in others; .~~ To give of one’s self with- I Married Male 55, Married Female 52 1096* 897 1186 ~- ~~ ~~ ~- ~ -~ out the slightest thought of *Roadstar Cold savings included. Ask your Autoplan broker about savings and rewards for vehicle owners who‘ve had no at-fault claims for over 15 years. ret urn; I I To have accomplished a Source: Compu-Quote,Inc. Based on to/from work, less than 15 km each way. $1 million liability, $500 collision deductible, $100 comprehensive deductible and I task, whether it is a healthy no claims or convictions. Compu-Quoteprovides software to the insurance industry which compares vehicle premiums across Canada. Figures quoted are from child, a rescued soul, a gar- major insurers including Co-operators Insurance, Dominion of Canada, Economical Insurance, General Accident, Wawanesa, Zurich, Royal and SunAlliance. den patch or a redeemed social condition; To have played and laughed It’s true. BC has some of the most competitive car insurance rates in Canada. In fact, with enthusiasm and sung in we’ve rates for the three exultation; frozen past years. Together with BC’s To know that even one life drivers, we’re making strides in reducing crashes, saving lives Road has breathed easier because and maintaining affordable insurance rates for everyone. you haw fulfilled it; U J Sense 1 This is to have succeeded. Ciiecrs to the Grads of ‘99 a11 CWC‘I’ the world and keep up the good work.

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6:OO @ t % "VeniceNenice" (1992, Drama) 6:oO 0 * t "A Walton Wedding" (1995, 8:OO ma ttt "Singles" Nelly Alard, Henry Jaglom. The line between Drama) Richard Thomas, Ralph Waite. John Comedy) Bridget Fonda, Campbell S art and life is blurred as a self-absorbed film Boy becomes engaged to an ambassador's group of young adults in a Seattle apa * * * * * * ~~~~~~.~~~~~~~~~~~~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~*~~*~*~~*******O*******~*b***** * * * * * * * director shares a fling with a French journal- dauohter and comDlications arise that threat- building faces a series of romantic crise ist. (In Stereo) (1 hr.,-SO rnin.) en 16 cancel the wedding. (In Stereo) El catastrophes. (2 hrs.) MOVIE Q ttt "The Madness of King George" t ir * "The Truth About Cats and Dogsn @ tx "Desperate Measures" (1 (1994, Drama) Nigel Hawthorne, Helen (1 996, Comedy) Uma Thurman, Janeane Michael Keaton, Andy Garcia. A Mirren. The stability of the British Empire is at Garofalo. Romantic complications arise when Francisco detective needs a vicious kill stake when England's King George Ill begins a radio pet expert switches identities with her donate some bone marrow for his dying FEBRUARY 9,1999 FEBRUARY 10,1999 FEBRUARY 11,1999 to lose his grip on sanity. (2 hrs., 30 rnin.) prew neighbor to impress a man. (2 hrs.) 'R'(1 hr., 40 rnin.) . 6:30 @ *x "Half Baked" (1998) Dave CIJ t t 'Fallen" (1997) Denzel Washington, m t,t*t The African Q EVENING EVENING EVENING Chappelle, Guillermo Diaz. New York pot- John Goodman. A detective believes that an Adventure) Humphrey Bogart heads become drug dealers so that they can executed serial killer has passed his evil spir- Hepburn. A missionary persuade 6:OO t t K 'Heaven Before I Die" (1997) 6:OO t t 'My Fellow Americans" (1 996) 6:W t tx"Booty Call" (1997) Jamie make enough money to bail their pal out of it on to other people. 'A' (2 hrs., 4 min.) ing riverboat captain to destroy a Andy Velasquez, Giancarlo Giannini. A naive Jack Lemmon, James Garner. Two former Foxx, Tommy Davidson. Two longtime friends jail. 'R' (1 hr., 24 rnin.) @ t t *X "The King and I" (1 956,Musical) German gunboat in the Congo. ( immigrant from the Holy Land turns a physi- presidents embark on a road trip of insults hope that lust will prevail during a wild double 700 ttx"Heck's Way Home" (1995.' Yul Brvnner. Deborah Kerr. A British widow 830 Q1 a tx "Over the Top" cal defect into an asset that brings him fame, and incidents after they are framed for a polit- dale in this humorous look at safe sex. (In Adventure) Michael Riley, Chad Krowchuk. A locks horns'with the king of Siam when she Drama) Sylvester Stallone, Robert L fortune and love. (In Stereo) 'PG' (1 hr., 35 ical scandal. (In Stereo) 'PG-13 @i(1 hr., 41 Stereo) 'R' @I(1 hr., 19 rnin.) lost border collie must journey across accepts a position to teach the royal ruler's trucker tries to renew his relationship wit min.) min.) Q ttt 'Crime of the Century" (1996, Canada to rejoin his worried family before it many children. (3 hrs.) estranged son while preparing for an i 7:OO (D 'Inspector Morse: Infernaj SerpenY' m tt*~"Three Came Home" (1950, Drama) Stephen Rea, lsabella Rossellini. A leaves for Australia. (In Stereo) B ) 200 t t * "On Promised Land" (1994, tant arm-wrestlina contest. I2 hrs., 5 m (1990,Mystery) (Part I of 2) John Thaw, Drama) Claudette Colbert, Patric Knowles. German immigrant is accused of kidnapping 755 @ gj -**%"The Secret of My Drama) Joan Plowright, Carl Lumbly. A tragic Kevin Whately. An investigation into the mur. Agnes Keith's autobiography inspired this and murdering the infant son of aviator Success" (1987, Comedy) Michael J. Fox, accident gives rise to friendship between a Drama) (Part 1 of 2) Craig 7. Nelson, Ric der of a famed environmentalist uncovers account of an American author's imprison- Charles Lindbergh in 1932. (2 hrs., 30 rnin.) Helen Slater. Posing as a junior executive, an black youngster and a wealthy white widow in Crenna. Premiere. A homicide detec evidence of child abuse in the man's family. ment in a Japanese internment camp. (2hrs., 6:30 b **x "AugusY' (1996, Drama) ambitious youth uses his keen business the 1950s South. (In Stereo) El hunts down a serial killer who ends up (1 hr.) 30 min.) Anthony Hopkins, Kate Burton. Hopkins sense to climb Manhattan's corporate ladder. Q rttj "Getting Married in Buffalo Jump" geting his own family. (In Stereo) 'a (2 hrc 0 t t x "Cloak and Dagger" (1984, 7:OO "Inspector Morse: Infernal Serpent" directed this tale of a carefree estate manag- 8:OO QW tt~"Fathom" (1967, (1989,Drama) Wendy Crewson, Paul Gross. OQ 0[7j ttt "PrettyWornan"(I9 Suspense) Henry Thomas, Dabney (1990, Mystery) (Part 2 of 2) John Thaw, er who falls in love with his brother-in-law's Adventure) Tony Franciosa, Raquel Welch. A A woman struggling to maintain her ranch Comedy-Drama) Richard Gere, J Coleman. A boy with an overzealous imagi- Kevin Whately. An investigation into the mur- wife. (In Stereo) (1 hr., 30 rnin.) double agent gets a female parachutist to decides to enter into a marriage of conve- Roberts. A business executive attempts nation becomes entangled in a real-life spy der of a famed environmentalist uncovers 7:oO tt~'Pete's Dragon" (1977, help him retrieve a nuclear device lost in the nience with a transient worker. (2 hrs.) transform a vulgar streetwalker into a sop adventure when he witnesses a murder. (In evidence of child abuse in the man's family. Fantasy) Mickey Rooney, Helen Reddy. A Mediterranean. (2 hrs.) 7:25 @ 0 irtx "Fast Times at ticated female companion. (In Stereo) E Stereo) (1 hr., 35 min.) (1 hr.) lonely orphan runs away from his cruel foster @ 'ttx"Dark Cityn (1998) Rufus Sewell, Ridgemont High" (1982, Comedy) Sean 08 "Deep in My Hear?' (1999, [ 7:05 m m t t~ "Cahill, United States 7:05 @ ttt "Joe Kidd (1972, family with the help of an invisible dragon Kiefer Sutherland. A young man awakens in Penn, Phoebe Cates. Students in a Southern Anne Bancroft, Lynn Whitfield. Prem Marshal" (1973,Western) John Wayne, Gary Western) Clint Eastwood, Robert Duvall. A named Elliott. (In Stereo) (2 hrs., 10 min.) a hotel room with no memories of his life and California town divide their time between black woman begins a search for he t Grimes. A lawman is caught in a quandary wealthy landowner hires a silent stranger to EO5 *tt "A Fistful of Dollars" finds himself hunted by the police. 'R' high school and the shopping mall. birth mother, who gave her up for ado1 when his own young sons stand poised on track down a gang of invading Mexicans. (2 ' (1964, Western) Clint Eastwood, Gian Maria 9:OO Q ttt 'The Madness of King 755 @@ ttt "Arnaque au soteil" the 1960s.(In Stereo) @ (2 hrs.) the brink of a life of crime. (2 hrs., 20 min.) hrs.) Volonte. Sergio Leone's classic about a mys- George" (1994, Drama) Nigel Hawthorne, (1992, Suspense) Timothy Dalton, David @Q *t "A Fine Romance" I 8:OO m t * "Breaking Up" (1998)Russell 8:OO ttt "Kiss Me, Guido" (1997) terious drifter's involvement with warring fac- Helen Mirren. The stability of the British Morrissey. Un detective en vacances se Comedy) Julie Andrews, Mi Crowe, Salma Hayek. A distant photographer Nick Scotti, Anthony Barrile. A homosexual tions in a Mexican border town. (2hrs.) Empire is at stake when England's King retrouve face a face avec un criminel qu'il Mastroianni. An Italian and a and a spirited schoolteacher break up and actor must teach his straight roommate the 8:OO "Lost in the Bermuda Triangle" George 111 begins to lose his grip on sanity. croyait mort. (SC) (2 hrs., 25 min.) Englishwoman whose spouses have I make up many times during a brief affair. 'R' ins and outs of gay culture for a part in an ex- (1999, Adventure) Tom Verica, Charlotte 1O:OO @@J t * t t "Far From the Madding 8:OO (DQ tt "Death Hunt" (1981, together fall in love themselves. (2 hrs. (1 hr., 30 rnin.) lover's play. 'R' (1 hr., 26 min.) DAmboise. Premiere. After his wife is lost at Crowd" (1967, Drama) Julie Christie, Alan Adventure) Charles Bronson, Lee Marvin. In m t*~"Sharpe's Rifles" (1993, C 9:OO a@t t "Mrs. Winterbourne" (1996, 8:30 Ql@"Vie d'un heros" (1994,Drame) sea in the BermudaTriangle, a man heads an Bates. A willful farm girl in 19th-century the 1930s, a Mountie and a frontier trapper Sean Bean, Assumpta Serna. A Britis Comedy) Shirley MacLaine, Ricki Lake. A Gilbert Sicotte, Veronique Le Flaguais. ' expedition to unlock its secrets and find her. England is forced to choose among the three wage an old battle as civilization encroaches man is promoted by the future Dt I destitute runaway and her newborn child are Pendant la guerre, une Quebecoise s'eprend (In Stereo) (2 hrs.) men she loves. @I(2 hrs., 50 min.) on the Canadian wilderness. (2 hrs.) Wellington and given a secret mission I mistakenly welcomed into the fold of a snob- d'un prisonnier allemand. (SC) (1 hr., 55 "Terminal Rush" (1995) Don Wilson, @ t B "One Eight Sevenn (1 997) Samuel L. t t "The Big Lebowski" (1998) Jeff French enemy lines. (2 hrs.) bish Massachusetts family, (2 hrs.) min.) Roddy Piper. A deputy sheriff faces terrorists Jackson, John Heard. A teacher who was Bridges, John Goodman. An L.A. loser and 9:30 8 ttt "An Affair to Reme Qi7] "Murder at 75 Birch" (1999,Mystery) 9:OO a t t tx "The Long Way Home" who threaten to blow up Hoover Dam if they once attacked by a student takes a job at a his bowling buddies get mixed up in a kid- (1957,Drama) Cary Grant, Deborah ! Melissa Gilbert, Gregory Harrison. Premiere. (1997, Documentary) Narrated by Morgan don't receive $25 million.'R' (1 hr., 33 min.) Los Angeles school populated by young napping scheme after he is mistaken for a shipboard romance blooms between i A woman attempts to sort out the details con- freeman. Interviews with survivors and rare 855 @@ t t~ "Paradis" (1991,Drame) thugs. (In Stereo) 'R' El (1 hr., 53 rnin.) millionaire. 'R' (1 hr., 57 min.) boy and an ex-nightclub singer, both 01 cerning her brother-in-law'spossible involve- archival footage highlight this account of the Melanie Griffith, Don Johnson. Un enfant @ *tt "from Disney, With Love" (1984, ttt "Let's Make Love" (1960, way to meet their lovers. (2 hrs.) ment in his wife's murder. (In Stereo) E (2 plight of post-HolocaustJews, (2 hrs.) timide trouve moyen de rapprocher un couple Fantasy) The spotlight shines on twosomes Comedy) Marilyn Monroe, Yves Montand. A 1O:OO @ * f x "Hoodlum" (1997)Lau hrs.) tttx "Three Came Home" (1950, desuni. (SC) (2 hrs., 15 min.) and romantic scenes compiled from Disney's love-struck billionaire poses as an actor in Fishburne, Tim Roth. A Harlem gal 9:25 m f .~r 'Chato's Land (1972, Drzima) Claudette Colbert, Patric Knowles. 9:OO 0 it+* "Crime of the Century" classic animated feature films. (In Stereo) EE the hopes of being alongside his heartthrob. finds it impossible to maintain his Oi Western) Charles Bronson, Jack Palance. Agnes Keith's autobiography inspired this (1996, Drama) Stephen Rea, lsabella tt~"Someone to Love" (1987, 8:45 tt* 'Journey to the Center of nonviolence in the face of war with Members of a bloodthirsty posse stalking a account of an American author's imprison- Rossellini. A German immigrant is accused Comedy-Drama) Henry Jaglom, Sally the Earth" (1959, Science Fiction) Pat Schultz. (In Stereo) 'R' E (2 hrs., 10 m killer start turning against one another. (2 ment in a Japanese internment camp. (2 hrs., of kidnapping and murdering the infant son of Kellerman. Filmmaker Henry Jaglom probes Boone, James Mason. On a journey to find ttkx 'Key Largo" (1948,Susp hrs., 5 min.) 30 min.) aviator Charles Lindbergh in 1932. the mysteries of romance while hosting a the center of the Earth, a scientist and a stu- Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall. A ( 9:30 II]@ t t\i "CAmour avec des gants" 1O:OO t t t "Starship Troopers" (1997) 990 *ttx "Mrs. Brown" (1997)Judi Valentine's Day party. Orson Welles' last film. dent find themselves in the lost city. sioned World War II veteran gets caul (1 991, Comidie) Maurizio Nichetti, Angela Casper Van Dien, Dina Meyer. Enthusiastic Dench, Billy Connolly. Rumors of a love affair (In Stereo) El (1 hr., 50 min.) 9:00 0 t t "A Walton Wedding" (1995, !he middle when mobsters take 01 Finocchiaro. Les deboires amoureux d'uri but badly outnumbered young soldiers rock England when a loyal servant gives 1025 @ t* "Bright Lights, Big City" Drama) Richard Thomas, Ralph Waite. John Florida resort. (In Stereo) (1 hr., 45 mir bruiteur qui se transforme peu a peu en per- attempt 10 protect Earth from a vicious army comfort and companionship to a grieving (1988, Drama) Michael J. Fox, Kiefer Boy becomes engaged to an ambassador's sonnage de dessins mimes. {SC) (2 hrs.) of gigantic insects. (In Stereo) 'R' E (2 hrs., Queen Victoria. (In Stereo) 'PG' Sutherland. An account of a Manhattan daughter and complications arise that threat- @jt t t 'The Devil's Own" (1997)Harrison 9 min.) 1O:OO 8 t tli 'Big Business" (1988, man's attempt to cope with a broken mar- en to cancel the wedding. (In Stereo) @I Ford, Brad Pitt. A New York cop faces a crisis ttt "The Misadventures of Merlin Comedy) Bette Midler, Lily Tomlin. Two sets riage, cocaine addiction and his mother's * t t g 'The King and I" (1 956,Musical) of conscience when he learns that his house- Jones" (1964,Comedy) Tommy Kirk, Annette of identical twins separated at birth converge death. (2 hrs., 20 rnin.) Yul Brynner, Deborah Kerr. A British widow FEBRUARY 15,1999 guest is an Irish Republican Army terrorist. Funicello.A young college student's invention in Manhattan on opposite sides of a corpo- 11:09 B t x 'Golden Balls" (1 993,Comedy) locks horns with the king of Siam when she rate maneuver. hr., rnin.) Javier Bardem, Maribel Verdu. Bigas Luna accepts a position to teach the royal ruler's EVENING (In Stereo) 'R' E (1 hr., 50 min.) which allows him to read minds causes more (1 37 ' 1O:OO P *ty "Newsies" (1991,Musical) than its share of complications. (1 hr., 30 @j ttt "Reversal of Fortune" (1990, directed this tale of a lusty construction work- many children. (3 hrs.) Christian Bale, David Moscow. A brave young min.) Drama) Glenn Close, Jeremy Irons. Based er who wants to become a real estate mag- 9:30 ttt 'The Unsinkable Molly 6:OO Izil 'To Serve and Protect" (' newsboy rallies his cohorts against penny- @ *tat "Dog Day Afternoon" (1975, on the trial of Claus von Bulow, the Newport nate. (Subtitled) (1 hr., 57 min.) Brown" (1964, Musical) Debbie Reynolds, Drama) (Part 2 of 2) Craig T. Nelson, Ric pinching Joseph Pulitzer in lurn-of-the-centu- Drama) AI Pacino, John Cazale. A bank rob- socialite convicted, then acquitted, of 11:30 t*t "A Handful of Dust" (1988, Harve Presnell. A young couple's luck takes Crenna. Premiere. Detective Carr must ry Nevi York. (In Stereo) E (2 hrs., 1 min.) bery becomes a media circus for a despsrate attempting to murder his wife. (In Stereo) (2 Comedy-Drama) James Wilby, Kristin Scott them from a squalid gold-mining existence his family when the killer he is hunting t t t *The Conon Club (1 984,Drama) New Yorker after he and his partner are hrs.) Thomas. The collapse of an aristocratic cou- into the lush life of high society. (In Stereo) one of his family members hostage. Richard Gere, Gregory Hines. An account of forced to take hostages. (In Stereo) (2 hrs., 83 ttt "Breaking the Waves" (1996, ple's marriage. 9:45 8 t )x "Foxes" (1980, Drama) QJ "One of Our Own" (1998) Mi( gangsters and gun molls as seen through the 15 rnin.) Drama) Emily Watson, Stellan Skarsgard. 11:55 tt "Canadian Bacon" (1995, Jodis Foster, Scott Baio. Victims of broken Ironside, Currie Graham. A police detf eyes of a jazz musician at Harlem's premier t t t 'Damage" (1992,Drama) Jeremy Villagers ostracize a woman who has been Comedy) Alan Alda, John Candy. With the homes and uncaring parents, four teen-age learns that the Army and his departmer nightclub. (In Stereo) (2 hrs., 15 rnin.) Irons, Juliette Binoche. Louis Malle's seducing other men at the request of her par- Cold War a memory, a desperate group of girls soothe their emotional wounds with involved in a cover-up. 'NR'(2 hrs.) a t * "Blame It on Rio" (1983, Comedy) provocative portrait of an older man's ill-fated alyzed husband. (3 hrs., 13 min.) government war hawks makes the Great drugs and sex. (2 hrs., 5 min.) tttft 'The Wizard of Of (1 Michael Caine, Joseph Bologna. A business- affair with his son's girifriend. (2hrs., 23 min.) 11:05 ttx "Shakedown" (1988, White North its target. (2 hrs., 15 rnin.) 1O:OO m t**x "Saturday Night and Fantasy) Judy Garland, Ray Bolger. A t( man vacationing in Rio de Janeiro succumbs 11:OO a "Inspector Morse: Infernal Serpent" Drama) Peter Weller, Sam Elliott. A lawyer 1200 *x 'Total Eclipse" (1995,Drama) Sunday Morning" (1960, Drama) Albert do whisks a Kansas farm girl to the lar to an affair with his best friends teen-age (1990,Mystery) (Part 2 of 2) John Thaw, joins forces with an undercover cop to sleuth Leonard0 DiCaprio, David Thewlis. A shared Finney, Rachel Roberts. A young working- Oz, where she and three companions daughter. (2 hrs., 9 min.) Kevin Whately. An investigation into the mur- the drug-related murder of a police officer. (2 passion for poetry leads to a destructive class Englishman, unhappy in his job, releas- ney to the Emerald City. (In Stereo) 11:OO 0 "Inspector Morse: infernal Serpent" der of a famed environmentalist uncovers hrs., 5 min.) affair between French poets Arthur Rimbaud es his tension in a wild weekend.. 8:OO @#@ ttx "Look Who's Tall (1990, Mystery) (Part 1 of 2) John Thaw, evidence of child abuse in the man's family. 11:30 "Captive" (1998)Michael Ironside, and Paul Veriaine. (In Stereo) (1 hr., 50 min.) a tttx "Cop Land" (1997) Sylvester (1989, Comedy) John Travolta, Kirstie I Kevin Whately. An investigation into the mur- (1 hr.) Erika Eleniak. After a man is killed, his family 1230 t t t 'Scream 2" (1997) David Stallone, Harvey Keitel. The hearing- Bruce Willis provides the voice of a baby der of a famed environmentalist uncovers 11:55 ttx "Pure Luck" (1991, members attempt to have his wife put in a Arquette, Neve Campbell. Wes C,raven's impaired sheriff of a small New Jersey town offers his opinions on circumstances fs evidence of child abuse in the man's family. 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BRIEFSI.__- - Bantam Reps win p I a y off open e r Squamish’s Bantam Rep ! team has ended its regular ! season with a big 8-5 win over first-place Grandview. i The game started off with a great poke check by goalie Parker Wright foiling a two i man breakaway by ! Grandview. Things only got : better from there with Brad i Cameron controlling much of the play, notching a goal and assisting on three. i Linemate Derek Green i found the holcs for two bcwals and an assist. Ryan Cook opened up the i: ice nicely to allow Travis Buckley a goal. i Defcnceman Matt Lindsay scored twice while Haririder Virk pounded me in from i the high slot. Centre Chris Adarns was a mist-have against a hard i hitting tc;im like Grandview. Running with a short bench, i the team was thankful to i h;we call-ups Scott Sellers

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The Belgian university squad will be augrnem ing two goals and making i when a team of Belgian university hockey players Peeters is the top scoring Belgian player in the by a number of Canadians, among them: lhree assists while Green take on the Howe Sound Men’s League’s Pair Tree league with 21 goals and 25 Sean Corrscadden who pla found the net twice and i Thunder. assists in 15 games and is one of for the Ridge Meadows Junk I assisted twice. The Belgian contingent will be made up mainly of the fastest players in the league. Flames four years ago; Andrew Gillis shoveled students from the University of Leuven’s team, the Other players on the Haskeys’ *Keith Allan from Willii one in off a rebound in front Hasselt Haskeys. The Haskeys are a semi-pro team squad include: Lake. Allan is also a roller-hoc of he net and assisted on who play in the BD1, the Belgian first division. The .Swede Magnus Eklund, who player who made it to a not her. squad will be filled out with several Canadian play- played against Markus Naslund nationals; Pressure man Mitchell i ers who will be meeting the tearn in Squamish. and Peter Forsberg in his *Skime Ryan is also a top It McHale drove one in and One of the Haskeys’ top players is Canadian Jason Peewee days; roller-hockey player who took well-earned assists went to Nadeau who is studying at the University of Leuven. *Professional motorcycle racer game to the national level; Mike Turner and Ryan i This is Nadeau’s first year as a semi-pro. He was a Jo Huyskens will take the right @Ryan played hockey for Cook. player/coach for the Leuven Jayhawks University wing for the Haskeys and is well Coquitlam Juvenile team 1 team for the last two years as well. known in the league for his years ago. Squamish boxer “We were going to do it last year,” said Nadeau. speed on the ice; The University of Leu1 Hasselt Haskeys will take on bound for Canada “We started with about 15 players and that got *Francois Raymond who plays whittled down to eight and then less.’’ for the ZRige Bulldogs, the top team in the Belgian Pair Tree Thunder at the Brennan Park Leis winter Games The squad is being made up from three different first division, will join the squad. The Bulldogs had Centre arena on Monday, Feb. 25 at 7 p.111. 1 Steve Featherston will fly Belgian teams. an unbroken 14-game winning streak be+fore Entry to the event, being held in support to Corner Brook, Nfld. on i “The guys we have corning are really good guys Christmas; Squamish Minor Hockey, will be by donation. ’ Fcb. 27 to compete in the and they’re all decent players,” said Nadeau. .Jean-Marie Renard, a second line winger who “It’s going to be fun,” said Nadeau. 1 Can ad a W i n t e r Ga me s . Fcatherston was selected to B.C.’s boxing team by defeating the siver medalist i aters return from Canadians, urphy Slovenia-boun of Canada at this year’s standing. at his first trip to the Canadians was spectacular Frov i nci a 1 Champi onships. BY KEVINNICKINNON The Chief Shollert did feel there were advantages to being a minating in an eighth place overall finish an Featherston has accom- return competitor to the Canadians. invitation to compete in Slovenia for the Tr plished a great deal in box- “I wasn’t as nervous and had lots more confi- Trophy. ing and has only been active The Squamish Skating Club’s Ryan Shollert, Keegan Murphy and coach Eileen Murphy returned dence,” he said. “It was great, better than I thought it would in the sport for two years. Shollert spent time training in Barrie, Ont. last said Murphy. “I skated the best I could. I had fur Me was the Western from the Canadian National Figure Skating Championships in Ottawa last weekend. summer and had an opportunity to see his competi- it was a great experience? Canadian Golden Gloves tion on ice. Being named to the National Development 1 champion in 1998. Shollert, who attended the Canadians last year and finished 15th in the Junior Men’s division, advanced “From training back east last summer 1 got to and the invitation to Slovenia came as a shot know the guys, so when I got to the Canadians I Murphy. Photo or story ideas? to an 1lth place final this year. Keegan Murphy finished eighth overall in the Novice Men’s division. wasn’t intimidated,” said Shollert. “That was one big surprise, I wasn’t expectin Call Tim, Kevin, Brigitte i Shollert is now looking to the future, specifically he said. or Karen at the Chief with “I wish 1 would have done a little better,” said 21- year-old Shollert. “In the short program I made a next season. Murphy will also represent British Columbia your ideas for stories, fea- “My goal is to go Senior. It’s going to be a big step. member of the Team B.C. squad at the Ca tures and photos at 892- i few mistakes.” Errors in the short program are often difficult for a My main goal is I want that Senior bronze medal Winter Games in Corner Brook, Nfld. at the el 9 161 or fax us at 892-8483. i next year,” said Shollert. this month. Or contact us via e-mail at skater to recover from. A1 t hough Shollert placed 15th in the short, he placed ninth in the long pro- “I believe I can do it.” Both skaters would like to thank their coache! [email protected] Thirteen-year-old Keegan Murphy’s performance the Squamish Skating Club for its support. to get vow ideas in. gram, which pulled him up to his overall 3 lth-place

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30 @ Tuesday, February 9, 1999 The Chief % Squamish, B.C. - Box 3500 38113 - 2nd Aven - W 892.9161 Squamish, B.C. VON Friday Fax: 892-8483 s qc hie f @ mount ain - inter. -en 12:OO Noon Classifieds am. rellin! Office Hours: SUBSCRIPTIONS TO nts \ Monday to Thursday Alcoholics Anonymous me IS fa Lonergan, John born April 18, 1926 NOTICE TO CREDITORS you want to drink 9:OO a.m. io 5:OO p.m. Clogheen, Tipperany, Ireland. Pre- IN THE ESTATE OF TERRENCE fF are held seven days a wee of tt deceased by his wife June, son JAMES WALSH, DECEASED, LATE that I s YOUR business. 815-4089. -574E Friday 8:OO a.m. -5:OO p.m ______-_____------.4 p.m SAVE YOU MONEY Sean and sister Tessie. John OF SQUAMISH, WHO DIED OCTO- IF you want to stop .----- passed away peacefully on Feb. 5, BER, 15, 1998. AI-Anon/Alateen: family me OVER BUYING AT THE that's oms. a 1999. He will be forever loved and Take Notice that all persons having and friends of problem dri i/Alcc NEWSSTAND. missed by his sons Tony (Sharon), claims upon the estate of the above Alcoholics Anonymous Call 1-604-688-1716 Prices include GST. David (Diana) , Michael (Joy Grace) named must file with the 8 16 *4089/908 *S489 (Wais) ____L-___-_____-_------.rY fo All classified ads must Gari (We'll pay the GST for seniors) , daughter Ann (Dan) , former wife Administrator by March 16, 1999, a Bridges (Building Recovery We're early birds! The Chief will be prepaid by Cash, Ann, grandchildren Mark, Bryan, full statement of their claims and of Individual Dreams and Pro Home delivery & now be open at 8 a.m. on Fridays to is Steven, Caitlin, Ian, Bradley, securities held by them. ADMINIS- Through Education and Su Cheque, Visa or Mail Delivery in Town help process your classified ad s wi. Meghan, Justin, extended family TRATOR,BOX 214, group for people living with a Mastercard. 6 months ...... $22.00 orders. Please have your credit Ire i Karen, Deborah, Wendy and their GARlBALDl HIGHLANDS, B.C. VON tal illness, Runs every other card number handy when you call. 2 not 1 year ...... $37.50 families, brothers Dennis, 1TO. 08 1:OO - 2:30 p.m. at the Mental I Remember the deadline for classi- office in the board room. ish, ' Mail delivery in Canada Jeremiah, Thomas, sisters, Norah, fied ads is Friday at noon. Call 892- _--_-____-__-__------iring Peggy, Josie, Hannah, Phyliss and 9161 or visit us at 38113 Second 6 months ...... $55 Canadian Cancer Society me@ on 1 his many other relatives and Avenue. 22JFN 'or m 1 year ...... $75 Working in downtown ' Vancouver, 2nd Monday of the month 1 friends. Funeral Service will be held __-____-______L_-- .----. All subscriptions must be prepaid 7:30 a.m. to 4:OO p.m. Monday to hospital board room at 6:OC on Tuesday, Feb. 9 at 200 p.m at the I nte r-de nomi n a ti ona I Christian tes o by cash, cheque or charge card - Squamish Funeral Chapel, 40440 Friday. Phone after 5:OO p.m. Roger, The contacts are: Pi Visa or Mastercard. praise and worship concerts, praise squ Ta nt a I u s Road, G a rib a I d i HighI ands. 892-3705.06 D ithur bide, 892-5664; ...... sings, weekly events, including SkI In memory of John donations may Prayer Squamish. Information, call McQuinn, 898-5902; Linda 6 Question NOTICES COMMUNITY 892-5558. I of L;y yy be made to the Royal Purple Cross for times and schedules. 892-4508...... r infc Fund c/o Box 288, Squamish, B.C. 06 __-_L-______-______------Caregiver Support Group f VON 3G0. S -I ______--__---_-_-______r______-- Howe Sound Players Theatre Group caring for aging relative(s t Grl Mailbox Accounts $1 5. is holding a special meeting or facility. First and third Rutten, Frank John, died peacefully 11:: Sometimes it's Wednesday, Feb. 10 at 8 p.m. at of the month, 7 - 9 p.m. at in his sleep on Feb. 1, 1999 after a di Corridor Classified Ads Howe Sound Secondary School Senior Centre. Call Donna t /he liitle things courageous seven-year battle with Monthly Entertainment !-35E Your ad appears in crente illness. He was born on Oct. 13,1935 library. Decisions to be made. 9215. tld the Check us out at: Please come, For more information, ...... The Chief - Tuesday in Tilburg, Holland. Predeceased by 0 es f ?nerr2 0 ries. www.mountain-inter.net/-galier y / call 898-3332.06 Children and Adults with we Whistler Question - Tuesday his wife Mirriam in May 1980, he is _-___-______-_----~--~-~----~~---~~---~ nfori survived by his daughter Ellen email: [email protected] Deficit Disorder (CHADD S ~'k!I~l)l,AN\r'OUl< FUhEKAL... ir di (Ralph) Perrich of Cranbrook, son, Phone: 898-3333 S q u am ish He a It h y S exu a I ity/ meet the third Monday of IOR YOUI< I:AMII.Y'S SAKE. Planned Parenthood Clinic, month at 7 p.m. at the Howe P.1 20 Words or Less $7.541 David (Tracey) of Kelowna, son, , Phi Tuesdays, 5 - 7pm. Health Unit, Secondary School library. Garrett, and his mother Sally, of .----I 38075 2nd Avenue, upstairs. ___-______-_-______^ Each Additional Word 37C Squamish Funeral Chapel Squamish, as well as four grand- Howe Sound - Confidential counselling education. \id children. He is also survived by his Performing Arts & Crematorium Ltd. Youth friendly. Phone 892-3585.07 To book a classified qua Bold and/or CAPITAL leflers sisters: Rita (Gerry) Brinkman of Association I __-__--_--_---_--_--______L-- Call The Chief - 892-9 tion: $1.25 Per Line 898-5121 Langley, Louise (Vendel) Markstein 'IThe M c Kci I zi~'h 17 I il y I' of Port Moody; his brothers John Underlined Words (Mies) of the Netherlands, Alf $1.25 Per line (Grace) of Vernon, Ed (Lynn) of Alexander - On Feb. 3, 1999, Burnaby and many family members Bernice Alexander, age 55, of and friends. Centered Word Ads Squamish Elementary staff, stu- Squamish, B.C. Predeceased by her Frank was an avid soccer player dents and parents are invited to $1.25 Per Line father Bill Thomas, mother, Anne, and coach, and enjoyed fishing and family night in the gym at Squamish and brothers: Morris, Bobby, Bill, the outdoors. Memorial service was Elementary, Friday, February 12, Photo Classified Walter and Jack. Sisters: Florence held on Feb. 5, 1999 at Mount 7:OO 9:30pm. Admission dona- and Ida. Survived and sadly missed Seymour United Church in North - by $1 6.00 tion to the Bank. Spot dances by husband Irv Alexander; Sons: Vancouver. In lieu of flowers dona- Food and door prizes. 06 Dwayne (Shelley) Thomas, Steve tions may be made to Hilltop House Family & Friends --_-c------_---_------(Cindy) both of Squamish, Bob of Support Society, c/o Box 6000, Valentine Day Relationship Seminar 1~4~-$1 9.99 Ontario, Robin Fenton of Squamish Squamish, BC VON 360.06 and Glen of Ontario. Daughters: ...... Feb. 14. Understanding your husband or wife/boyfriend or girlfriend. Tracey Fenton and Tammy Fenton, Twiss - Peacefully on Feb. 2, 1999, 3-hour sessions at Sea to Sky Hotel. both of Squamish; Brothers: Arthur Edward Twiss of Squamish, $30 per couple. Please phone to Francis, Ken (Mabel), an3 Ed aged 69 years. Predeceased by his (June), all of Lillooet; Sisters: Helen reserve your seat. Call 892-8723. father Floyd, he is lovingly rernem- i-t-;---o (Ben) of Washington State and Liz These lessons will pay off for a life- bered and will be forever missed by $tion, f (Ken) of Lillooet, Clara (Jim) and time, 07 I his wife: Thelma, mother Hilda, son with pt Lily; 7 grandchildren as well as David (Paulette), daughter Linda ' challc many loving relatives and friends. (Paul) Hadden, brother Loyd BappY hird Tu Funeral services were held on (Rosleen) Twiss, sisters Edith Satiirday, Feb. 6, 1999, at 1 p.m. at p Sky The Chief Plus MB~,FM For I the Squaniish Pentecostal Church. (David) Sanderson, Alberta (Dale) LONELY 31st r Schuler, 5 grandchildren and his pr susz 20 Words or less $25.00 Peter Jacobs officiating. In lieu of Mature adult, enjoys long walks flowers donations may be made to many other relatives and friends. i------Plac the Canadian Diabetes Association, Funeral Service was held on and the simple pleasures of home Saturday, Feb. 6 at 7:OO pm at the sirthda 92-571 P.O. Box 12013 STN BRM B, Toronto, life. A "good listener" with tons ten to ON. M7Y 2L3. The family wish to Greater Vancouver Assembly Hall of affection for the right person. iencin extend their thanks to the Squamish of Jehovah's Witnesses, 15577 - ouse I Hospital, The Squamish Nation 82nd Avenue, Surrey. In lieu of flow- Contact SPCA 898-9890. Daddy ers donations may be made to the Peacekeepers and the Squamish ------Pentacostal Church Assembly. Greater Vancouver Assembly Hall Hinds Funeral Services in care of of Jehovah's Witnesses, C/o 15577 - LOOKING FOR arrangements. 06 82nd Avenue, Surrey, BC, V3S 2K8. MEMORABILINPICPURES Love Calvj ...... Squamish Funeral Chapel in care of (PIONEER ONLY) Ir Dawson - Garry William, passed arrangements. of Woodfibre and Downtown Network Classifieds away suddenly in Vancouver, BC. "COME HEAR THE GRANDEST Squamish Legion. We are HOPE FOR MANKIND". 06 These ads appear in approxjmotely May 12,1949 - Feb. 1,1999, formerly having an open house/ 109 community newspapers in of Squamish, BC. Predeceased by celebration/wingding of a part) British Columbia and the Yukon. mother, Joyce L. Carson, and father, for the 25th Anniversary of William H. Dawson. Survived by Church of Jesus Christ Words or Less Tommy (Twiggy) McStay, Feb. 16, Woodfibre and Squamish St. Joseph's Catholic Church 3 25 $290.00 brothers: Curtis, Steve (Bev); sis- of Latter Day Saints 1993. 2449 The Boulevard, Garibaldi ters: Janice Turner (Eric Edwards), amalgamation May 15, 1999. Stan Thompson, Branch Presidr However long our lives may last. Highlands. Father Angelo De April Turner (Paul); Nieces, If you have some memorabil- 42081 Ross Road, Brackendale. Whatever lands we view Pompa, 898-4355. Mass: nephews, great-niece, great- ia/pictures to share (all will be 898-3535. Whatever joy or grief be ours Saturday, 4:30 p.m.; Sunday, [EA nephew, grandfather, and any aunts returned) please call the Sundays Services at 1O:OO am. We will always think of you. 8:30 a.m. and 10 a.m. Confession: 'c' and uncles. He be sadly missed Legion, 898-3233 leaving a KREEMENE will Saturday, 4 p.m. or by appointment Squamish United Church by family and friends. 06 Always missed, all your friends. 06 message for Betty. \dvertisernents should be read on the first ...... anytime. Catechism (CCD): grades Rev. Claire Bowers, 892-5727 loo Iublication thy. The Chief is not responsible K-7 on Thursdays, 6:30-7:40 p.m., 38014 Fourth Avenue )tal or errors oppeoriiq beyond ttie first iiiser- Now accepting registrations. Sunday Worship Hour begins at a.m. Infant Nursery provided. Si ST'I ion. It is agreed by any disploy or rlossified Squamish Baptist Church School is held at 10 a.m. idvertiser requesting space that tlie liability 2262 Read Crescent le cc If the paper for errors occurring in the pub Pastor: John Crozier, 898-3737. Squamish Pentecostal Assemt 'g, s; ishing of nny odvcrtisenierit shall be limited Associate Pastor: Paul Amacker. 38647 Buckley Avenue o the omount poid for such advertisement. Sunday Services: Sunday Pastor Derwyn Costinak, 892-31 ITE CHILDREN & ART 1 Worship and Sunday School 9:30 Sunday: 10 a.m. Coffee Time larc We believe that art is an integral part of life. Through art exploration and 10:30 a.m. Morning Celebration 1IS C R IM IH ATQ RY 1EG IS LATI0 N: -. and 11:OO a.m. csperirncntation children are encouraged to find creative solutions. Children are given tools necessary Wednesday 7:30 pm Kids Time ley : Idvertiscrs ore rcriiiridcd thot proviilciill Highlands Gospel Hall lo csprcss the world i\r011ndthem - thcir community, who they are and.what's important to them. Various mid-week meetings. cgisio:ioii forhds ttie pubkcitiori of ciriy Elder Gordon Stewart, Our studio environment provides the opportunity to create in a safe, supportive and inspiring place. [ILI rdver!i~eriierit that rlistririiiriotes cgninst 898-5091. Sunday breaking Valleycliffe Christian triy pcrsori because of cigc, sex, I(I(C, INSTRUCTORS: Heather Royal-Brant & Melanie Jensine Barker. of the bread at 9:30 a.m., Fel1 o wship Church ith etipor~,tolor, ori~cstryor place ol origin Family Service 11:15 am., Pastor Vic Peeters 892-5023 3oki inless tile toridition is justified by o bono - Kidb:nA!t - Just Clayb '--, Fellowship Supper 5 p.m. 38265 Westway Avenue ide requirenient for the wok involved. Feb. 5 - Mar. 5 5WEEKS and Gospel Meeting 7 p.m Sunday services: Sunday school QUA Fridays prn Twes. 4-5 pm on the last Sunday of the month. 9:30 a.m. (for both children and 3:30-5:3Q Monday Bible Hour 7-8 p.m., :cep 0PY R 1GHT: Age to {rotax. 12) February 9 March 9 adults). Sunday worship service 7 12 - Wednesday Bible Study, 7 p.m. 11 a.m. Home Care Groups durin opyright orid or property righlr subsist in Projects include: mosaic work, Sat. 10-11 am E P' I1 odvertiseriierits arid all othtir rticiieriol St. John's Anglican Church week. Wheel chair ramp for han - Ages 4-6 drawing, painting, c Iaywo Ik , capped. ppeclring in this edition of The Chief. mural work Qmax. 6 children each class) Rev. John Stephens, 898-5100 errtiissioii to reprodute wliolly or in pr!rt 40285 Diamond Head Road $150 inci. all supplies Seventh Day Adventist Church IS! nd iri oriy form whatsoever, must be \ 1\ $75 inci. all supplies 1 Sunday services at 8 a.m. (Holy Group Squamish United Church btoined in writing froni the publisher. Any 1 Eucharist) and 10 a.m. (Family annex. Sat. 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. Iron nouthorizcd reproduction will be subject to Eucharist with Sunday school and Contact: Joy Sawatzky 892-2051 lr ca Nursery). xourse iri law. \ c - The Chief I Squamish, B.C Tuesday, February 9, 1999 % 31 CLASSlFlEDS e DI te Who Witness Abuse The Sea to Sky Communities Hair Stylists needed for exciting Graco, nearly new stroller, $100; I . Jndividual and group Network is your local non-profit full-time and part-time positions in a LOOKING FOR WiAT Sears, 1996 crib, $100; punching provider of e-mail and text based PERFECT JOB? ng for children and ado- new shopping centre, located in Furniture, coffee tables, weight bag, $100; 486DX, monitor, key- World Wide Web access. Training Submit the perfect resume! Let 1 who have experienced Squamish. If you are licensed and set, stereo DIUSa lot of rnisc. board, printer, $250.898-9355.06 m us family conflicts such as on how to use our system is avail- career-minded, phone 1-800-630- ve of their mother. Call Jennifer able on a drop-in basis on Tuesday 1141. OlTFN 48 Monday through Friday, evenings at the Squamish Public ...... --. Library. One-on-one appointments Resident Caretaker Required for 892-3335 CALL 898-451 3 - DO IT RIGHT FOR YOU. IT ...... may be set up by calling 815-4042 70-unit Senior Citizens Complex d and Family Mental and leaving a message. located in Squarnish. Duties include h/Alcohol and Drug Programs, ------_-----______--building maintenance, technical --. try for Children and Families, Narcotics Anonymous meetings knowledge of mechanical equip- Garibaldi Region. New par- four times a week. Call 815-4085. ment, grounds care and other relat- SUPER DAVE'S re ...... Diamond k lead TIRES d program is free! "Getting ed duties as required. Medical C linic C is a six session group for The Sea to Sky Post Parturn Support Accommodation provided. Position 354% OFF !th with children aged 2 to 11 Line Pager 1-800-892-41 16 (toll available March 1, 1999 Please for- R.N. or LPN rc q'd for Michelin, Uniroyal, ne e a particular challenge. free) has a group of trained volun- ward your resume to: Squamish f u II t ime matern it y leave, now taking registrations for teers supporting women experienc- Senior Citizens Home Society, P.O. Coodyear & Firestone ita followed by p/t work, , Whistler and Pemberton. ing post partum depression, and is Box 1744, Squamish, BC VON 360. I SuperDave3 --. g office hours to put your free to women in Squamish, Attention: Ms. Vicky Robinson, thereafter. Please Whistler and Pemberton. We do not m on the list or contact Rob Administrator. Phone (604) 892- forward your resume to Convenient to Capilano for more info. 892-3629. offer crisis counselling, but other 3311.06 pPhYrVIMCOUVLR Itt types of assistance may be ...... SHANNONROCHE I College & bus route! 6: obtained. If you feel you may be Box 3200 call 298-2347 o,o,95 r Squamish, at Best Western experiencing post partum depres- A Career in Real Estate Sqdsh,B.C. sion, call and leave a message at VON la Sky Hotel, 7 p.m., the last Real estate can provide excellent 360 of every month. Call 898- Pager 1-800-892-4116 - toll free from I I Squamish to Pemberton. career opportunities for those with --...... 2 SHIPPER/DRIVERS required for a ...... the right aptitude and motivation Ceramics business, kiln, green- Fo I wholesale bakery in Whistler. Must So u nd B rea stf e edin g Senior Citizens Counselling Service levels. Winderrnere Sea to Sky Real ware, paints, brushes, shelving, 1 ;) ~ is a free service to help seniors Estate offers advanced training and be career oriented. full-time, year TI iort Group meets every Friday round. Successful candidates showcase. Paint racks, about 2,000 - 11:30 a.m. at the Coast complete applications for pensions support for qualified new molds. For more information. Phone tl and other benefits. Call Charles associates. To find out about a should have a good driving record, la ialdi Health Unit. Questions? detail oriented, computer knowl- 892-3452J898-4743.07 392-3585. Schilberg at 898-9393. career in Real Estate call ...... edge an asset, and the willingness --_ Gerry Halstrorn, OwnerlManager for to grow with a company that has Vertical blinds off white color fits Licensed Farnilg Howe Sound Women's Centre Women in Difficult Relationships - A a personal and confidential meeting. large front window, approximately A confidential counselling group for unlimited potential. Wages nego- information and referrals by 10 feet. Valance and hardware Dagcare 5 women in or out of an abusive rela- tiable. Fax with cover letter, ATT: Sq e or drop-in Monday - Friday, included. $60. Crane toilet, sink, 0 tionship. Call Lise at 892-5796. W&e Ivan (604)266-7050.06 -4 p.m. at 38132 Second ;ea to Sky Real Estate Squamish Ltd. moen tap, $50. 898-1888 evenings. Mon-Fri 8 am - 6 pn Wf ...... ue. Phone 892-5748. 892.3571 06 EMPLOYMENT Automotive Journey per son/ ...... --- mechanic to work shift work for bal- 1 Aid is a service provided Kenmore washer for sale. In good ance of winter season (April 30) to Gall Julie !d r qualifying circumstances. working condition, $100. Call 892- perform general mechanical main- cations taken on Tuesday and NoJob! Make One! 5371.06 1-9 Tupperware now expanding in the tenance, repair work on diesel 898-9091 day mornings by appointment area, seeking mature part-time or ---_I------_------Proof of income required. To HAVE YOU EVER buses at our Whistler garage. Moving Sale. Various household HAPPY TIMES full-time sales consultants. This Preference given to commercial I an appointment call 892-51 14. opportunity offers excellent income DREAMED OF OWNING items Built in white GE dishwasher, CHILDREN'S CENTRE :ed at 38139 Second, Ave., YOUR OWN BUSINESS? transport or heavy duty mechanic Works well. $100.00 as is. A licensed program by Sea to Sky - potential and other valuable bene- with air brake endorsement, Please inish Various furniture items, taking Community Services Society is fits, Call Yvonne Boese, (604) 485- fax resume, licences, certificates 9204.07 offers: Older complete living room offering Preschool/Daycare for cy BC, and other sponsors will and drivers abstract to Whistler suite. Clean, fair condition. Includes children aged 2.5 to 5 years. ECE 'ree adult tutor classes every Transit Ltd. (604) 938-0197.08 sofa, loveseat, chair. Good for rec qualified and First Aid trained staff. Retired or semi-retired person to _-__-----__--_------______L____-- room or apartment. Older hide-a- 6:30 - 9 p.m. from Oct. 27 - take care of duplex. Must be handy For more information, call 892-8454. 2/99 for adults who want to with tools, Call toll-free 1-877-748- MARKETPLACE bed, brown, clean. Fair condition. 20TFN and write better. For more 2288 or Fax: 1-(604) 922-0120.06 $75. Older color TV, good for iation, call the Squamish SELFEMPLOYMENT BENEFIT Nintendo. Glass topped square oak Happy Times Preschool teer Centre 815-4031 or coffee table. Rectangular older teak Offers quality licensed facility Bridge Appraisals Ltd., requires * FREEBUSINESS Mountain bike, excellent working coffee table. Various lamps. Call cy BC at 1-800-663-1293. immediately - EXECUTIVE ASSIS- preschool for 2 1/2 - 5 year-olds, 2, ...... COUNSELLING condition. Good for commuting. 17 evenings 898-0721. 03TFN 3, or 4 mornings. Crafts & music, ...... ,. TANT - you are an organized person ... 1/2 inch frame. $150 or best offer. __------_c------fietd-trips. Call 892-3617. 47TFNtv Disorders Association of B.C. with a good telephone manner, COMMUNITYFUTURES 898-4300.06 ore information call Anne at _--_------__------10-foot satellite dish for sale. detail oriented and computer liter- OF HOWESOUND Uniden receiver, 4DTV, C Band, dig- I1 5. ate with Simply Accounting Ver. 6.0, Tel: (604) 892-5467 Buy next year's firewood early. ital receiver with some program- Microsoft Office 97, Windows 95. Maple, alder, birch. Best wood for ming. Sports channels, HBO/max Will baby-sit in my home. Full part- - ts Offering Support and Good attitude a bonus. Please fax Fax: (604) 892-5227 fireplaces and inserts. Split and time or casual. Overnights can be ColymNlUUl MTV/VHl. Call 898-9607.06 tion, for families raising chil- resume to 898-3546 OE. P delivered. 892-91 10. 06ccw arranged. 898-4420. 07 CO(aoUmcc Email: ...... 0S-m ...... vith physical, mental or emo- cfdc@moun tain-inter.net challenges, meets the first tird Tuesdays of the month at o Sky Community Services For details call Bev at 898- r Susan at 898-4212. Motion Picture Production Co. may require employees for the following positions: .__--_--_____-----__------WANTED: PRENATAL IMSBRUCTQRS Food Preparation: Preparing, serving hotkold snacks Traffic Control: Must have valid BC Traffic i Place Transition House - Control Training Drivers: Must have experience driving multi passenger 4x4 vehicles in snow/prefer- to teach Labour and Delivery prenatal classes in r- 32-571 1, Volunteers available ably on logging roads. Preference will be given to Teamster union members. Office Staff: Phonedfax- en to and support women ing/photocopying First Aid Personnel: Must have Unrestricted Level 3 Certificate Squamish. Position requirement is a background in encing abuse. The shelter With exception of office, all work involves being outside in elements. Shifts: min. of 12 hrs./day. nursing, physiotherapy or qualified childbirth educa- I ]use seven women and chil- Most work will be from 5 pm to 6 am. Mid Feb. to mid March in the Whistler area. tor in a recognized program. 3 hrs wk Tuesday Interested parties please apply by FAX ONLY to: 604/983-5141 Attention Wendy. Deadline: Feb. 5 evenings on a rotating basis (6 weeks on& weeks off) ri with current instructor. - Rate of Pay: $26.891hr. B TRADESMAN Closing Date: February I I, 1999. Mechanical) I Lr&l Please send resume to: Lise Hamilton School District No. 48 (Howe Sound) is seeking a Certified SeaTo sky Community Services MaintenanceTradesman with a minimum of 5 years experi. e sidi Box 949 ile. ence for the Pemberton/Whistler area, who is responsible for the maintenance, repair and installation of mechanical Squarnish, BC VON 3GQ m. systems; plumbing, heating, air conditioning, L.I? W. boilers, Fax: (604) 892-2267 IEART & STROKE FOUNDATION OF B.C fire sprinklers and piping; and for assisting other trades as 17 i looking for a person or persons to co-ordinate required. xal campaign. Free training. s at This full time 12.0 month position is open to both male and female applicants, pays $22.63 per hour, offers a full benefit I. SL STUAKY needs a capable person to help improve The rn& incredible Spring Line le condition of the trail; involves some hammer- package and is available March 15, 1999. ou have ever seen. Balance has emb ig, sawing and back work (Great workout!) Necessary qualifications include a R.C.T.Q. Plumbing; B.C. Class A Gas Fitter's license; certification in pipe 2-3( ITERACY is starting their new program in fitting and fire sprinkler systems; and experience in the ? tion larch for persons interested in learning English; maintenance of furnaces, gas fired H.W. boilers and rooftop me ley are accepting names. heating units.

I. [ILLTOP HOUSE needs volunteers to have fun Training and experience with Direct Digital Control the residents doing, crafts, games, exercises, system would be an asset as would knowledge and experi- ith ence of automated irrigation systems. 1 loking etc.. .. hoo: QUAMISH R.C.M*p* VICI"lJ SERVICES is Applications should quote competition No. 2356 and be nd xepting applicants for their next extensive train- addressed to: vice lurin ig program. (Build your resume) Natalie Lowe-Zucchet han Director of Human Resources School District No. 48 (Howe Sound) rch Box 250, Squarnish, B.C.VON 3G0 rch Or faxed to (604) 892-1038

!051 ~y no later than February 26, 1999 and should include fopies of all related tickets, licenses and certificates. 4 m 32 Tuesday, February 9, 1999 8 The Chief I Squamish, B.C. CLASSIFIEDS

AUTOMOTIVE 1986 3/4 ton GMC. Propane, newly One bedroom suite in Valle 1984 Mazda RX7 GXL, sun roof, $500/month. Utilities inc mags, power windows. 180,000 kilo- rebuilt 350. $3,000 or best offer. 892- -. 3858.07 Cable not included. Avl metres. $1,500 or best offer. 619- ______-___-__.______^______-- February anytime. No pe 3413 cell. 06ccw smokers. Call Sandy. 892-829 ...... 1991 Chevrolet S10 regular cab. Rooms for rent Ford Owners 1984 Ford Ltd., 4-door sedan V6, air- Pick-up, 91,000 kilometres. Good Call and ask about our PICK shape. $3,700 or best offer. Cell-619- with private bath 2 bedroom basement suite, s conditioning and power windows, shed, fridge and stove. UP And DEUVERY SEWICE $1,795. or best offer. Also, 1991 3413.06 __-______-__-__-___L______-- $325 per month. includes utilities. For viewing SwrDaveg Chevrolet Cavalier station wagon, 1995 Ford Explorer 2-door, 5-speed. 892-91 19 p.m., 892-9976.08 4-cylinder automatic. $1,950 or best Contact Richard or Stacey. 892- offer. 898-2327.06av __--_____--_--__-__-______--2646.06 Bachelor $430 1 bedroom basement su _____-______-__-____------_----_------Garibaldi Estates. Cooking and 1 Bdrrn $550 Estates. Self-contained, own Call toll free 1991 Chevrolet Sprint silver 4-door, laundry facilities available. Phone 1996 Nissan extended cab. 5-speed, 2 Bdrm $595 Heat, storage, bright and quie 1-888-227-231 1. 81,000 kilometres. Low gas con- 4-cylinder. Good condition. $2,000 or 898-3142. Available immediately. 07 "Your alternative source" 06month, includes utilities. 89( 010195 sumption, female owner. $3,500 or best offer. 898-2327.06av 2 Bdrm + Den $660 Boundary Road ii best offer. Evenings, 892-5210. 3 Bdrm $695 ______-____-_-_---_---_-_-----_-I Lougheed Highway O4TFN __--_--__-----__-__------_--- Responsible non-smoker to share Family Oriented Small one bedroom on 2nd 1992 KX 250 dirt bike. MSR large house in Clentville area. Rent Utilities, cable, laundry i Aluminum SKID plate and radiator negotiable. Please call 892-8290. quiet building $500/mo nth. Matu re person guards. New front tire. Great shape. Leave message. 06 -walking distance to erences required. 892-5120. Buying a Used Car shouldn't be like $2,300. Offers. 898-9418.08 __--_-_--_____-_-_____-----__------downtown, bus stop, Clean, professional roommate for 3 Sq. Elementary School, being in a big game!!! bedroum, mostly furnished town- 1991 Yamaha Phazer, lifted paddled house. Lots of amenities. Available Howe Sound Secondary pipe. Rebuilt motor. Very reliable. immediately. $350 plus utilities. & Capilano College $2,500 or best offer. 898-4638.06 Phone Michelle 898-3653 or (604) Rent includes cable tv, 524-2990.02TFN heat, hot water + parking. Scrap cars wanted, Cash for some. Elevator! No pets. 815-0373.06 For more info please WESTPARK APARTMENTS call Jean or Bert at Spacious 1 bedroom $525, 2 bedroom, $575 and large 3 bedroom, 81 50138 $645. Suites include heat, hot water, quiet location, close to schools. Two bedroom suite is available 38861 Buckley Ave. No pets. immediately. No smoking, no pets. Resident manager. 892-3616.44TfN Rent including utilities negotiable...... References, security deposit Garibaldi Garden Court required. 892-5029, between One bedroom suites from $525 and 10:OOam and 8:30pm. 06 two bedroom suites from $600...... Available January. Great location, 1 bedroom apartment. Second floor, close to shops, bus and school. 6 appliances. Covered parking. 35 Heat, hot water and parking includ- minutes to Whistler, $625/month. ed. Phone 898-1755.46TFN Available immediately. 985-7799.07 Call Archie Bayce 3 bedroom home, new roof, 2 bath- Two bedroom suite available Nov. 1 Beautiful 2 bedroom. Large, frost- rooms, landscaped, backs on downtown Squamish. 898-5955. free fridge. Quiet building. Available greenbelt, dog pen. $169,000. (604) 47TFN immediateI y. $5 50/mon th neg o - 892-5300 892-9162.06 tiable, Call collect (604) 986-5016. COVENTRY MOTORS LTD. _-____--__--___---_____c______~- Available immediately large 1 bed- Valleycliffe area. Top floor. 08 38927 Quecmsway, Squamish Industrial Park Home for sale in Highlands. room suite with laundry. Newly ren- ______--______-_-_------__-_------$259,900. Three bedrooms upstairs, ovate d, $475/m o nt h, M o n- s rno king , EVERYTHING INCLUDED! $500/ two bedrooms unauthorized suite no pets. References. Phone 898- MONTH, 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT. ground floor. Extensively renovated, 3008 after 6 p.m. 50TFN AVAILABLE FEB. 1. CALL 892-3634. _- all new appliances and very bright. _-_____-_-_-_-__-_-_~------_---__-_____--- Also a large landscaped yard. An O4TFN Sea to Sky Community Services Society exc e II e nt investment. 40349 2 bedroom, I 1/2 baths apartment in ___-__--______~------_-___-__--- is offering a Garibaldi Crescent. 898-5320.06 Diamond Head Place for rent. 1 bedroom suite in Valleycliffe. r- I _---__-___-____-^-_-_-_----_____------__-_ Available immediately. $700/month. $500/mth. Utilities incl. Cable not for sale by owner - Garibaldi 892-1024.08 incl. Avail. Feb. anytime. N/P. N/S. Highlands - Large three bedroom, Call Sandy 892-8293.06 SHOP THE ClASSlFld I starting Tuesday, February 16, 1999 I 3600 square feet, double carport, I mid ruqning every Tuesday and Thursday deck, finished basement with separate entrance, great view. 898-3022 Class times are 7:OO - 9:30 p.m. days, 898-4848 evenings. Leave CIiiss location is 38144 Second Avenue messaoe. 09 Coui-sc cost is $200.00 plus riianual (approx. $20) (I'rcvious bookkeeping experience an asset) 3 bedroom, 1,187 square foot mobile k'or registration please call home. Timbertown. 898-1688. Inlier Burns or Kathy Daniels at 892-5796 Appointments only. New cedar C'1:iss size is liinitcd to 13, rcEistcr now! deck, new addition, shed, appli- so ances. $62,500. 07 ______-______-----__-__----_---_--- Rose Park Gateway to Squamish OPEN HOUSE ROSSWORD A public presentation of the draft Rose Park development plan will be held: Saturday, February 20, 1999 12:OO p.m. - 500 p.m. in the Council Chambers, Municipal Hall The public are encouraged to attend and view the draft plan. Your comments, sug ed changes and/or additions are encouraged. For further information please contact: Jas Michalski Environmental Coordinator District of Squamish 1 call 298-2347 ,,,o,ps~ , 892-5217 (ext 2240)

RENT BDRMS DESCRIPTION AVAIL. $500/575 112 Apartment, close to store & school immed. $600 3 Townhouse, front &. back yard, close to school & hospital immed. $600 2 HEAT INCL. in this centrally located unit immed. $600 2 Upper suite, close to everything immed. $650 2 Lower suite in quiet location downtown immed. $695 2+ Townhouse, very close to all amenities, very clean immed. $725 3 Half duplex located on Brothers Place, 5 appliances Mar. 1 $750 2 Lovely unit in the Cottonwoods, carport & small yard Mar. 1 $750 2t 5 appliances, fireplace, small yard & carport immed. $850 2 Prestigious Marina Estates living, corner unit, beautiful layout immed. $850 3 Townhouse with 5 appliances, some new carpeting, carport Mar. I I $850 4 Small older home, large lot, close to school and stores Mar. I t900 2t Spacious 2 bedroom plus loft & roof patio immed. $950 3 Gorgeous Townhouse in M.T. Court, 5 appliances, gas fireplace immed. $950 3 Exceptionally beautiful condo in Maple Tree Court, 5 appliances Mar. 1 $985 3 1/2 duplex in a quiet neighbourhood, large fenced yard immed, fl100 4 Large house on large lot on Guilford Drive immed. fl100 3 Beautiful 1/2 duplex with fenced yard in a great location immed. 61100 3 Beautifut rancher in like-new condition in area of new homes immed. 61 150 3 Large family home with full basement in nice area immed. 61150 5 Large family home with full suite downstairs immed. 61200 3 Large family home with a full suite downstairs immed. 61 300 3 Beautiful executive home, double garage, hot tub, great views! Apr. 1 I The Chief @ Squamish, B.C 82 Tuesday, February 9, 1999 @ 33 CLASSIFIEDS

0. Available immediately, 3 bed- 3 bedroom, 1/2 duplex, Garibaldi Bright and spacious 3 bedroom Available March 1, 3 bedrooms, 1 Renovated 2 bedroom mobile in , 2 bathroom duplex. 5 appli- Highlands. New paint, carpets. townhouse. Large living room, 11 3 BEDROOM RANCHER HOME 11 1/2 bathrooms, family room, bar and Spiral Trailer Park, across from es. Central location. Call Lisa. Carport. Great view, private back patio, carport and storage shed. 2 1/2 baths, 4 appliances laundry. Large covered deck and greenbelt. Small pet, okay. non- yard. Available immediately. Rent Washer dryer hookups. $695/month fenced yard. Carport. 892-5587. 06 smaking. $650. Available April 1...... included. Available Mar. 1st...... negotiable. 980-5257 (collect) 08 t utilities, cable included. 598-8213. Across from golf course. 815-0068.06 45TFN Garibaldi Highlands, unique, exclu- No pets. $900/mo. ______--_------______c______-- sive, 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bathrooms. Bright, sunny 3 bedroom town- PHONE 898-9823 Hot tub, steam room. Fantastic 11 love. 11 2 bedroom, clean, bright. Dish- house, 5 appliances, for rent, Valley mountain views, fireplace. Responsible elderly woman would washer, washer/dryer, cove red Drive, 6 months old. $850/month, Available immediately. $1,150/ like a suite in Diamond Head com- parking. $675. Call 898-2789. 06 negotiable with lease. Available month. Phone (604) 618-2134. O6tvav plex. Phone 898-3923.06 ...... immediately Call 898-5789 (leave Move in now. Townhouse, 3 bed- message) 50TFN 1 bedroom house, upper

------__---L------Cheakamus, close to river for single rooms, 3 bathrooms, 5 appliances, 2 Bedroom $750.00 "U Store It" - Mini storage space fireplace. No pets, no smokers. Furnishedlunfurnished, 2 bedroom - non-smoking professional. Available March 1st Available immediately, $600 per available in new facility. Bay sizes $775/month. Phone 898-5936.05TFN townhouse. Brackendale. 2 floors, vary from lO'x16' to 10' x 32' with WESWAY VILLAGE ...... fireplace, patio. 1 1/2 baths, end 898-9440 month. 898-9182.07 ---___------_---_--______c______-- garage door opening. Located in , 2,2 t den and 3 bedrooms I 3 bedroom townhouse at Viking unit. Feb. 1. Laundry, carport, I 6 bedroom house for rent. Squarnish Industrial Park. Phone Ridge (across from Extra Foods). No Cottonwoods. $700 plus. 815-9868. some with fireplaces Downtown area. Close to ameni- pager, 815-4025 for more informa- pets. Available March 1/99 for 01TFN f/ 3 bdrm home with- tion. 12TFN Available immediate Iy ...... '1 ties. No pets. $1,150. 892-3108 or Starting at $500/month $825/month. Call 898-3015.08 games room, in (892-5954 Rod Derouin.) 06 2 bedroom, 1 1/2 bathrooms, bal- ...... For lease, 2,600 sq. ft. retail space, cony, covered carport and storage Gar. High. incl. ensuite, storage, garage, 5 appl., Modern 3 bedroom ensuite. Gas next to post office. Available imme- ~IAMONDHEAD PLACE shed. $672/month, plus utilities. diately. Phone 892-3577. 11TFN "Believe it or not" Available immediately. 898-8213. fireplace, garage, no pets, non- 1 bedroom apartments all util. & cable. All this smoking. Suitable for professional 03TFN Available irnmedia tel y ...... in a quiet residential couple. $1,000. Phone (604) 986- Ava iI a ble immediately, a pproxi- "You could own this fine towrrhouse mately 700 square foot store front Starting at $575/month with no down payment. 3 bedrooms, Whistler 5 bedroom, 2 bathroom area for only $115o/mo. 5272.06 _L-_------_---_------on high traffic route in Squarnish fireplace with insert, great location. condo. Nesters area. Sauna, hot- 898;8250j $1,000, 3 bedroom house, 5 appli- Industrial Park. Ideal for your com- EMERALD PUCE Phone 892-9065." 06 tub, outdoor pool. Fully furnished. ell ances, garage, gas fireplace. 1053 mercial needs. Call (604) 81 5-4025. _--"----_--_--_-___------Was her/dryer. $2150/month. Ref. re 'd. Edgewater, Northyards. Premium Leave message and we will return 3 bedroom Available March 1. Phone (604) 377- Property Services. Call Basil, 892- your call. 05TFN $925/month 0980. Call collect (604) 936-5353.06 ...... 3 bedrooms up, 3 bedrooms down. 5557,898-4409.06 Fenced yard, lots of parking, upper ...... Clinic space for rent. Office with VIKING RIDGE Available March 1, cozy 2 bedroom Valleycliffe. Available immediately, Garibaldi Highlands - clean 3 bed- three treatment rooms. Good townhouse at Viking Ridge. Garage Phone 892-9650.07 3 bedroom ...... room. Master 3-piece ensuite. New opportunity for healthcare profes- and 1 parking space. 5 appliances. appliances, ocean view, quiet con- sional. 381 12 Second Avenue, Available immediately References required. $750/month. Feeling Crowded? venient location. Available Mar. 1. downtown Squamish. (604) 932- $850/mon t h 898-2803.07 $1,200.898-4200.07 4976.06 Spacious 5 bedroom, 2 bathrooms, ...... Cottonwoods - 2 1/2 bedrooms, 1 1/2 recreation room, 2 fireplaces plus iting list available for DIAMOND HEAD PLACE bathrooms, 4 appliances, fireplace, carport in Valleycliffe. Enjoy fenced following properties: fenced yard. Non-smoking, no pets. back yard from a large sundeck. 2 bdrm condo, top floor $750/rnonth. Available March 1. UNTAIN VIEW MANOR underground parking, Phone 898-9508.06 1-888-933-8334.OGTFN -----_------...... FEBRUARY 7-13 i -s ite I au d ry. HMND GLEN ESTATES n u n bedrooms, 5 appliances. No 3 bedroom house. Edgewater. Avail. immed. $725/mo. $800,3 Aries - March Zl/AprilZO * THE COTTONWOODS Name Road. Northyards. Premium $1,20O/month. No pets. Willing to Several loved ones are being secretive about a family ma Property Services. 892-5557, 898- negotiate with 1 year lease. ter. Don't get angry or' push them to tell you what's goir * MAPLE TREE COURT 4409.06 Available immediately. Please call on. Try to be patient. You'll learn the facts soon enough. Th Darnell Property Services. 892- person whom you've been seeing wants to take a hreal * SHANNON ESTATES 2617.03Tf N While this upsets you, you know that it is the best thing t ...... do. Aquarius plays a key role. ABS 0 LUTELY BEAUTIFUL. Top floor, 3 bedroom home in Highlands. Call ALSO ... 3 bedrooms, clean, very bright. Best cell- 815-8368 after 6pm. 06 Taurus - April 21/May 21 view of valley. Patio, new appli- ---_-_-__-_-_----"-_____c______-- Don't be stubborn when it comes to a business meetin See our ad under ances, fireplace, large kitchen, Three bedrooms, top floor, 1,200 late in the week. Listen to what others have to say. Some ( MARINA €STATES them make very valid points. Try to work out a cornpromisc le built-in vacuum, sunken living room, square feet. Private laundry, big artment & House Rentals 2 bdrm condo, top floor, yard and deck! Location: A close friend is having romantic problems. Offer yot garden, deck. Excellent for profes- advice, because you've been in his or her place in the pas skylights, underground sional couple. $795. 898-5532, 543- B ra c ke n d a I e. Ava iI a bl e im m e d i a t e - M SPECIALIZE RENTAL $750/month, utilities included. IN parking. Avail. imrned. 8368. E-mail: paulvancouver42hot- ly. Gemini - May WJune 21 mail.com .51TFN 898-0762.06 A business associate reveals his or her true feelings fc ...... _____-_____------IL______-- YOU. NO matter how YOU feel, don't get involved with him c SIFI# 3 bedroom side-by-side duplex. Garibaldi Highlands, 3 bedrooms, her. It only will create problems at work. A loved one ask R MQRE INFORMATION CALL Cell Michael Reblin at Eaglerun. Clean, new paint. No main floor of house, deck, laundry, for your opinion about a family matter. Be honest - even pets. References required. fenced yard. Pet okay. Available he or she won't want to hear what you have to say. l?b!!fMK" Ava iI a b Ie im me d iate I y . $7 50/m o nth . Feb. 15. References required. 892- Cancer - June WJuly 22 5828.07 898-3354.09 ______------You have a falling out with that special someone early it the week, Cancer. While you have every right to be angr! and upset, don't make any drastic decisions. The two o you can work this out if you just listen to each other. 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34 % Tuesday, February 9, 1999 B The Chief I Squamish, B.C. - CLASSIFIEDS BUSINESS DIRECTORY Description Reference Closing Installation of two 66KV / 13.8KV generator Q9- 1304 16 Feb 9! transformers at Seton G/S, located near Lillooet B.C. Motivated people interested in and Lajoie G/S,located near Gold Bridge, B.C. starting a business with comple- Note: A mandatory site visit for Q9-1304 is scheduled mentary health products that on 10 February 1999 at 11:oO am local time at the Seton change people's lives. Phone (604) Generating Station (Lillooet, Please register with 533-8739.06 B.C.). Mr. A1 Larson at (604) 528-3 188 or Fax (604) 528-8396. Documents for Q9-1304 will be available from this -- office on or after 05 February 1999, upon a non-refund- GOVERNMENT able pre-payment of $28.50 for all copies. FUNDS Tenders may be obtained at: B.C. Hydro, Power Supply Grants and Loans Purchasing, 691 1 Southpoint Drive, 9th Floor, Burnaby, information for your new or B.C. V3N 4x8. Sealed tenders clearly marked with reference number will be received on 9th existing business and farm. address as above, until 11:OO a.m. on the above closing date. (604) 528-2998. pF A Kt I=800m505-8866 TWIL coweu IS YOURS Guitar lessons offered by qualified, competent instructor. Beginner, intermediate and advanced lessons available. Call 898-9659. 29TFNE __-_-__-__--_-_---_------Personal and small business returns. $45 for personal and small -Ele> business. Negotiable. In-home e- Electricity and water don't mix. file service. No extra charge. Call Keep appliances away from sinks David 892-3018. e-mail [email protected] .09tv and baths. NOTICE INVITING APPLICATIONS FOR Do not overload circuits by .. . TIMBER SALE LICENCE A60348

Closing Date: 11:00 am., February 25, 1999 Geographic Location: Haylmore Creek Estimated Volume: 13 869 cubic metres, more or less dPPLIdW REPCllRS Upset Stumpage Rate: $15.18/cubic metre NIC to PARTS SALES SERVICE The upset stumpage rate was determined by the Market Pricing System, and is Jeff Shea coniferous sawlog grades. phone: 898-%1! 898-2378 Term: 21 months HKACKENDALE. B.C. I Species: Hemlock (40%), Balsam (31%), Spruce Pine (3%), Douglas Fir (1%) more or less nce gi rt or hi Invitation to Tender The successful applicant will be required to enter into a Road Use Creek Forest Service Road User Committee or major licensee. ume, li MacMillan Bloedel Ltd. Stillwater Division is seeking Tenders will only be accepted from individuals or corporations New & Old Homes proposals to dismantle and remove the shop and firehall Garages, Additions, etc. Forest Enterprise, category 1 or 2. buildings at Squamish B.C. This includes removal of all Applications will be accepted by the District Manager, materials from site, including concrete slabs. Recycling or Lane, Squamish, B.C. VON 2LO at 1 1:00 a.m. on s youn!: disposal is to be done according to proper environmental In respect to this proposed timber sale licence, there is 89815324 1 standards and regulations. The site is to be returned to consider in their application. This material and "grade level" upon completion. A performance bond is Forest District. t recep required to undertake this project. 1 /I HARDWOOD For site viewing contact Mr. Mike Wallace (Wallace I FLOORS Forestry Consultants) at (604) 892-5489. Proposal must FOREST DEVELOPM supply install refinish include, method of dismantling, disposal method of material by type, copy of liability insurance and W.C.B. number. PUBLIC VIEW ~ Steve Chapman Please submit proposals by Mar. 5, 1999 to: i leave

89843250 d MacMillan Bloedel Ltd. Stilfwater Div. Notice is hereby given that all major licensees, including the Ministry of For ally Blar #201 - 7373 Duncan- __- . St.- - - Small Business Forest Enterprise Program, which harvest timber within the ------I Powell River, B.C. I/ Squamish Forest District will be holding public viewings of their five year FrYpk V8A 1W6 Forest Development Plans, These plans are required to be made available to ithin or Att. Mr. L.I. McMurdo M 8, Attn: Greenspaces public for review and comment before approval is considered by the MinistrgI-Mi-ii; Forests. Lawn & Garden Service - Licenced Horticulturalist - The plans will outline all forest activity proposed by the different companie the next five years within the Squamish Forest District including Britannia 89%4 198 Furry Creeks, the Indian, Marnquam and lower Squamish River areas, the Squamish River area of TFL-38 including the Ashlu, Sims and Elaho River REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Whistler area including Sixteen, Nineteen Mile and Wedge Creeks, Daisy ! HIRE A HUSBAND. Home mainte- BC Parks invites sealed proposals for the purpose of delivering and the Callaghan, Cheakarnus, So0 and Rutherford Rivers, the Pemberto nance, carpentry, drywall, repairs, Visitor Interpretation Programs in the Garibaldil Sunshine Coast Lakes, D'Arcy and Birkenhead areas including Haylmore Creek, the uppe clean up, you name it. Call 905-7337 District. or leave a voice message. 07 The Proposal Call package will be available from February 2, Lillooet River and Meager Creek areas and the Lillooet Lake and Lower ___--_-__----______------1999 to February 12, 1999 weekdays from 9:00 a.m. to 4:OO River areas including Ure, S&M, Twin One, Lizzie, Gowan, Rogers and p.m. at the following locations: Creeks. 0 GaribaldilSunshine Coast District Alice Lake Park The Forest Development Plans show the location of proposed cut blocks and 13 km north of Squamish Brackendale, BC roads for the five year period of 1999 to 2003. In addition, the plans will 0 Sechelt Government Agent all proposed road construction and deactivation planned. The plans will i RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL 5710 Teredo Street which roads will be maintained for industrial and public use, as well as, & RETAIL SALES Sechelt roads may be closed or deactivated. The plans will also include known i The document may be purchased for a non-refundable fee of Driz~cwnys $26.75 (GST included), or reviewed free of charge at the above tion or other resource values that may be affected by harvesting or road Emis Coitrts locations. The fee must be in the form of cash, bank draft, or struction activities. If approved, the plans form the basis for cutting and Parking Lots G. Rondwny money order, made payable to the Minister of Finance and permit applications that provide the authority to commence harvesting a PROFESSIONALS IN Corporate Relations. construction. ASPHALT PAVING Information regarding this request for proposals may be obtained from Vicki Haberl, at (604) 898-3678,ext. 227. Public input is considered an important part of the planning process. Yo A mandatory information meeting will be held at t0:00 a.m. and comments on these plans are important to us. Representatives from Call 898-1516 or February 15, 1999 at the Garibaldi/Sunshine Coast District 294-8284 (callect) office. Anyone interested in submitting a proposal must attend licensee will be available to discuss each of the plans with you during t this meeting and must have purchased the proposal docu- houses. To ensure consideration of your comments and concerns, all co ments. must be received in writing, within a period of 60 days from the dates i The deadline for submitting proposals is 2:OO p.m. February 26,1999, at the Garibaldi/Sunshine Coast District below. Should you not be able to attend the open houses, you may cont off ice. Squamish Forest District Office at 898-2100 and arrangements can be BRITISH view any of the plans at a more convenient time. CQLUMBIA Attend the Open Houses t the following locations an Ministry of Environment, Lands and Parks February 15, 1999 February 16, 1999 3:30 to 8:30 pm 3:30 to 8:30 pm Pemberton Recreation Whistler Conference United 'l'axService Centre(o1d high school) Center, 40330 Tantalus Personal 8. Small Business Returns 7467 Meadows Road 4010 Whistler Way Confidential In Home Service - 7 days a week Pernberton B.C. Whistler, B.C. Revenue Canada Authorized EFILE Agent For further information, please call 898-2 100. 898-4265 OF 892-4473 \.'.. The Chief Squamish, B.C Tuesday, February 9, 1999 CORRIDOR CLASSIFIEDS THE CLASSIFIEDS FROM THE WHISTLER QUESTiON partnership deal - We run the Whistler Question classifieds and they run ours. At no charge to you! Two placements for the price of one. --In partnership for you!

MATURE, PART TIME HOUSEKEEP- PUPPIES, 4 females 6 weeks old. 700 SQUARE FEET, 2nd floor, own 1 BEDROOM SUITE. Non smoker, no 1985 JETTA, 4 door, 5 speed, sun ER needed for busy family of boys. Mother, husky/border collie cross. bathroom, private entrance, hydro, pets. Includes utilities and cable. roof, snow tires, new muffler. $600 Must have drivers license and be (604)894-5175. tfn computer, cable, TV, security wiring Washe r/d ryer. $600/month. 060. (604)894-6080.tfn -----_------_------_---_-----_-----_-______-- able to cook. Sense of humor and in place. 932-4154. tfn ' (604)894-5585. Available March 1. be available from March 11 - 23. UPRIGHT VACUUM CLEANER, --_------_---_------L______-- leb12 1991 CHEVROLET SI0 regular cab 932-5390. febl6 works but needs repair. You pick up. FUNCTION JUNCTION: 1208 Alpha ------_-----_-______c______-- pick up. 91,000 kms. Good shape. ------_------Call at (604)894-5933. feb9 ...... Lake Road. 1500 square foot ware- 1 BEDROOM SUITE FOR RENT. $3700 060. Cellular (604)619-3413. Joel's - We are seeking an outgoing house. Available February 1/99. Separate entrance, patio, large fe b9 second cook, 30 hours a week, and 5500 CHILDREN Competitive rate. (604)929-9493. yard, shared laundry. Available ...... a part time prep cook. See chef, fe b9 immed iate Iy. $600/month inciu de s 1991 W PASSAT. 4 door, 5 speed, Wednesday - Saturday, 4 - 6 pm. hydro. Call John or Leigh. (604)894- air conditioned, sunroof, silver. febl6 173,000 kms. $5900. 935-2070 ...... CHILD CARE, 3 days a week for 2 9445. feb9 -__----_------______^_-- evenings or 905-4303 weekdays. 1t.h E year old. Starting February 20. 932- 4 BEDROOM, BATHROOM execu- THE WHISTLER SINGERS local 4 3856. fe b 12 4 7 BEDROOM UNFURNISHED SUITE. feb9 part choir of 14 years, requires an ------_----_------tive home in Nicklaus North...... Available February 8 22nd, March Available March 1. Non smoking, no experienced pianist. Practices are SEEKING RESPONSIBLE person to - 1993 PLYMOUTH COLT DL 12 - 22nd and April 1 - 6 (Easter pets. Washer/dryer and utilities Monday 7:30 - 9:30 pm, Whistler care for 5 month old 2 days a week included. $650/month. Call 894-3362. (Mitsubishi) 5 speed, maroon, tint, Secondary. Wages negotiable. Call week). 5 night minimum. Nightly or willing to share nanny/baby sit- febl2 sport bra, cassette stereo, ski/bike Candice 932-3022. tfn rental only. 932-4344 leave mes- rack. 108,000 kms. $5300 OBO. 938- ting. Call 932-6103. feb9 -----_------______L______-- ...... ----_---_--_------sage. feb26 0160 Jamie. feb9 WHISTLER VACATION CLUB 2 BEDROOM SUITE in new custom STAY AT HOME MOM preferred to home. Park like 10 acres setting. No requires immediately, 3 mature Call care for 5 month old boy in Whistler, Centre Agents. Experience an smoking, no pets. References only. Monday to Wednesday from 7 am to 1 BEDROOM AVAILABLE nightly or 894-3300 or 894-3323. febl9 1975 DODGE 3 TON 4 X 4. 50,000 asset, but will provide training 932- 3 pm. Call Elin @ (604)894-3362 or weekly. Close to the Village. _----_------______c______-- original miles. Mint condition with 6999. tfn 932-3835 ext X2. feb9 Starting at $50 per person per night. 3 BEDROOM GROUND FLOOR of or without box and hoist. Stored 932-4329. tfn house. Private entrance. indoors. $9000 060.1-306-574-2027. -----L--c---_------Dish w a s he r, mic rowa ve, s h a red febl2 1 DAY A WEEK, Fridays. FOR SALE BY OWNER: Upgraded 3 ALPINE MEADOWS - 6 bedroom washer/dryer, yard. Close to town. ----_-----_------___c______-- Experienced in customer service, bedroom townhouse. 5 appliances, house, sleeps 10. Hot tub, great 1/2 utilities. Available March . 1987 PATHFINDER. Perfect running retail, computer skills, cleaning, satellite N,new siding, fenced yard views. Available January 30 to $900/month negotiable. Long term. order. New transmission, clutch, anything considered. Phone with shed. $143,000, (604)894-5050. February 24th and March 6th to 894-2024. febl2 tires. Air cared last year. 5 speed, Stephanie 905-6613. feb9 febl2------__------13th. E mail mandymoore@com- ...... V6. 283,000 kms. $4500. Call 905- puserve.com or phone 01144 1264 HOME FOR RENT IN BIRKEN across 6444. febl2 WHISTLER - Sellers! Avoid the 7 351477 (UK). febl2 from Gates Lake on 2 acres. deadly homeseller mistakes that -_------_-_-_-_--_-______I______-- 0 HOME SERVICES ~OTIVEJOURNEY PERSON PURE BRED GOLDEN RETRIEVER Available March 1. Quiet, clean 3 9ooo could cost you thousands. New WHITE GOLD CABIN with view, NIC to work shift work for PUPPIES. Parents both certified. 2 FREE guide identifies these' mis- bedroom. $1000/month. Call Bruce Ible e of winter season (April 30). males. First shot, micro-chipped. near Town Centre. 3 bedroom and (604)688-4244. febl6 takes and show you how to get the loft, 2 bath, fully equipped kitchen. __------_--_------rform general mechanical $800. Ready March 4, Please call highest price when you sell your RELIABLE CARPENTER & handy- 'nance,P repair work on diesel Reasonable priced. (604)980-6484 or 932-4975. febl6 Whistler property. Call 24 hours a NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH TOWN- man available for framing drywall, at our Whistler garage. ---_------day - talk to no agent. FREE record- [email protected] febl2 HOUSE. Spacious with mountain plumbing, painting, tiling, repairs, nce given to commercial 5OOO e MARKETPLACE ed message: 1-877-232-7804 ID# view, garage, garden patio, wash- etc.. No job too big or small. One rt or heavy duty mechanic 1000. febl2 e r/d ryer, dishwasher, fire pla c e, call does it all. Call Ray 932-4063 or brake endorsement. Please ...... 1 BEDROOM IN A large deluxe resi- built-in microwave and vacuum. pgr 938-8793. febl2 7000 RENTALS WHISTLER Perfect for a couple or small family. to Whistler 2 SINGLE BED MATTRESSES with - dence, Emerald. All furnishings and amenities. Near bus stop/Green (No smoking). $975/month. box springs. Like new. 2 lamps. 932- Available March 15 or April 1. Call ------_------______3768. feb9 lake/scenic views. No smoking, no PARMA TILES LTD ESCORT AGENCY urgently ------"------MALE SEEKS ROOM in Whistler pets. $450/month plus 1/3 hydro. now (604)734-7853. febl2 In s ta I1 a tio ns/S a I es cera mic tiles, s young beautiful and reli- area. February - June. Happy to (604)464-9874. feb9 _------_-----_----______L____-- marble, slate, etc. Call Noreen AIRLINE TICKET TO TORONTO, 3 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE. 7600 to work in the Whistler February 28. $160.905-5645. feb9 share house. Please call Toby 938- ...... (604)524-5151 or fax (604)524-5190. $!§$$ & working con------_------1866. Please leave message. feb9 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY 1 bed- square feet. 2 car garage. Member of CTCIA. Custom Designs t $1000/month. (604)736-5332. feb26 receptionist also needed. BEIGE AND WHITE hide a bed. --_-_------_----_------room in a 2 bedroom suite in Alpine. & renovations available. tfn modation provided). 932- Good condition. $75 OBO. (604)321- LOCAL PROFESSiQNAL FEMALE Bright, spacious. Close to bus and ____r_____----_-__------...... 7433 or 932-7114. feb9 wanting 1 or 2 bedroom suite. Long Recrea'tion Centre. Couples $650, _------__------term. No smoking, no pets. Prefer singles $500 plus utilities. Call Linda GARlBALDl GARDEN COURT. MOUNTAIN PHOTOGRA- f DAY BED with trundle bed stored Spruce Grove area but not neces- 938-8181 At3223 or 938-4995. feb9 (Squamish). Only 30 minutes from iquires retail help. Day and sary. March or thereafter. Call _--_---___------______c______-- Whistler. One bedroom suites from g shifts. Preference given to underneath. Perfect for sleep overs or guest room. Pink metal frame Victoria, 9 - 5, 932-6800 or 5 - 10, MID WINTER SPECIAL! Shared $500 and two bedroom suites from ants with retail experience 932-0665. feb9 accommodation in nice home, second languages. Fax: 938- with white porcelain finials and -_------_------______-- $575. Available immediately. Great mattresses. $150. 932-0226 after 7 close to Village. Starting at $210 per location, close to shops, bus & i leave resume @ store in PROFESSIONAL TORONTO FAMILY Blackcomb. febl2 pm. feb9 person per week. 938-4502. tfn school. Heat, hot water and parking ...... looking for furnished 3 or 4 bedroom _-_-_-__--_-__--____------included. Phone: 898-1755. tfn HOTEL TV'S FOR SALE comes with on Valley Trail, August 1999 - June "SHARE -'LUXURY VILLAGE CONDO ____--_-__------*------remote. $65. Call 932-2321 between 2000. Very clean and fastidious. Will seeking cool neat and clean young 8000 e AUTOMOTWE 7am - 3pm. Ask for Gurj. febl2 vacate temporarily if required. male, own room, to June 99. 8, Attn: Thomas. febl6 ...... (416)221-7017 or harmonyinterac- $900/month. 1-888-537-7273. febl2 istrj,""-""'-'-"""[email protected] febl6 LARGE SOLID OAK rectangular cof- ---__------_------_------84 SLUMBER QUEEN CAMPER for 1 MOTIVATED, ENTHUSIAS- fee table, $1 75.932-4344 leave mes- Import truck. Stored dry. No rot. required to join our sage. febl2 ROOM WANTED FOR EASY GOING, of stylists. Drop ------_-_------employed male. Non smoker, no NEW 3 BEDROOM TOWNHOME Great condition. $2700.932-6164. tfn Buying, sellhg, AVAILABLE from February 21. 2 1/2 AND RUSTIC FURNITURE. Bar pets. Clean and tidy. Please phone LOG bath rooms, washe r/d rye r, fire pI a c e, Just baking? stools, entertainment centre, chest, 938-0243 before 3 pm or 932-3433 single garage, fenced yard/balcony, coffee and end table, wardrobes. between 4 and 6 pm. Justin. febl2 1984 MAZDA RX7 GXL. Sun roof, Shop The Chief Non smokers. $1200/manth plus E MOUNTAIN will be New, used and custom. 938-1804. mags, power windows. 180,000 dassibieds. pplications every feb9 utilities. Call ASAP (604)894-2303 or kms. $1500 060. (604)619-3413 cel- 905-4942. 1 year lease. feb9 Let your fingers do the shopping! afternoon between 12:OO ------^-_------3 BEDROOM, 2 1/2 BATH CONDO in lular. feb9 _--______-__-______------*----*------To book an ad 892-9161 ease ask for Eric. tfn PERMANENT TIME SHARE UNIT @ Nordic. Furnished or unfurnished. ______-__-__-_--__-______L______-- Club lntrawest across from Ski in/out. Nc smoking, no pets. LUSIVE ESCORT AGENCY Chateau Whistler. 150 units for Wa s her/d ryer, dishwasher, fire - few beautiful, intelli- $18,000. Best deal on the slope. escorts. Discretion place, 1 year lease. $1650/month. (604)306-2923. fe b9 (604)894-5653. Available February 1...... febl2

SINGLE BED CONVERTS TO double, ___-__-_---___------__L______-- includes mattresses. Excellent con- 4 BEDROOM, 3 BATHROOM luxury dition, $70. 2 single mattresses, townhome to lease in Blueberry. Journeyperson/ $25/each. 932-3126. feb9 ------$2200/month. Call Ray Ratcliffe 932- 5538. tfn d in Whistler is SNOW TIRES, fitted for 96 Crown ...... Heavy Duty or qualified technicians Victoria. stud steel rim, P205/75R 5 ALPHA LaKE VILLAGE bedroom 15/Mt $15o/pair. Canadian Tire - 2 S, suite with fireplace, sauna, balcony. collapsible utility trailer, 4 x 8 ft, Available March 1st. No pets. Mechanic ng customer service $149.905-1 104. fe b9 nalism. This is a year Annual rental. $850/month, utilities included. 932-4044, (604)990-8244. febl2 KEEP WARM FOR WINTER. -_---__------_------Seasoned birch firewood. Quick, BEAUTIFUL, BRIGHT 2 bedroom Weyerhaeuser Canada Ltd. is a dynamic and progressive forest products free delivery. Call Ian, cellular 935- suite in log home. No smoking, no company. Reporting to the Maintenance Manager, you will perform 2447 / Phone (604)452-3447.febl6 pets. Lease. Available March 1st. preventative maintenance, lubrication and component repairs on all types $1275/month. (604)921-9217. feb9 of heavy mobile equipment including track equipment, loaders, graders, ...... trucks, forklifts and miscellaneous other equipment. Shift work will be ervice and professional- BRAND NEW SNOWBOARD equip- COZY 1 BEDROOM IN CREEKSIDE. required. Available March 1st. Steps to ment, Binding, boots, back pack Your ability is founded on an Interprovincial TQ (Heavy Duty Mechanic) and clothing. Must se!l. Excellent Gondola and shopping. No smoking, as well as experience with diesel, gasoline and propane-powered price. Call Ryuta ( 604j894-5552 (8:30 no pets. 1 year lease. $850/month plus utilities. (664)322-7605. feb9 equipment. You should abo have: A strong planning, organizing and duled hours. La borers: - 1O:OO pm). febl2 troubleshooting capabilities excellent interpersonal skills and a o work on an on call basis ---.-.-__----__-_------.------...... A URGE, PRIVATE 1 bedroom suite. willingness to work with others. Computer knowledge and experience y service company in NEW SKIS, Atomic clamp, 4 R.C. would be an asset. r. Duties include general [racing) 180 boots, Lange, 4.6 Mid Fully furnished with fireplace. Patio , snow removal, handyman Anthea. 932-4344 leave message. and balcony in Bayshores. Qkanagan Falls offers affordable housing, good infrastructure and tc. Must have own tms- febl2 §900/mon t h inc Iusive. Ava iI a ble a quality lifestyle with abundant outdoor recreational oppor- Immediately, 938-8055. feb9 tunities. If you find this appealing, please submit pur application ------_---__----______I______-- in writing (quoting position title and location) by 4:OO pm, Friday, tions, and think that these aHlSTLER CAY HEIGHTS. Large 1 February 19, 1999 to: Human Resources Coordinator, AFFECT1 ON ATE, PLAYFU 1. orang e sedroom in executive home. and white male cat, 6 months old. Weyerhaeuser Canada Ltd., Canadian Lumber Business, Iishwasher, washeddryer, private weyerhaeuser PO Box 800 (1850 Mission Flats Road) Kamloops, BC V2C 5M7; Loves children. and small dogs. f Zntrance, deck. No smoking, no ention: General Manager. Must find new home. 935-2090. Canada fax 250,828,7565. febl2 jets. 1 year lease. $900. Weekdays 6041922-4272 or weekends 932------.----__-_-__---~------.------"i313. tfn AUSTRALIAN BEEF FA MI LY PAC K

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