I. Save Howe Sound.*group” .I.. 9 Council last week decided not preserved for the recreation needs salmon runs didn’t decline while to support the “Shve How Sound of B.C. the mining was in effect but only Committee” in its attempt to Aid. Tobus said that he didn’t later. H~weverhe did not link the two but said there could be other preservetion area Howe in perpetuity. Sound 8s 8 rwa- ,onwant Gambier to see anyIsland. open He pit felt mining there causes for the declining salmon runs. xs*‘~e.d~siOb‘urfthobjecting, was madeAltLhbuS following proposal.might be reasons to support the Ald. N.R. Barr said “we don’t know what kind of mihing is plan- the varipusOf councils a letter inwhich the askedlower bier“h’S Island,,, much broaderDr. Kindree than Gam- sug- ned and if clean, why should mainland to the gested. “They oppose port we object. We’ve thousands of miles m B.C. that aren’t any good pit mining onof -Gambierthe threat ofIsland. OW development at Britannia, or for anything but recreation so why Sqamish; they want to move FMC not consider multiple use of our Vancouver and West and Weldwood’s Operi3tiOnS Out land whenever possible.” councils have endorsed these of the and Sound resolutions but North Vancouver set Howe Ald. Bill Street said ”industry District has refused to do so. aside for just recreation.,, and recreation should coexist Save Howe Sound Society prai- Kindree said this was what was with non-polluting industry, work dent Doreen Wakeley, had stated coming OU of the PIWG meetings. for local people and a better tax recently, that of the approximate- “if that’s what we want for base for this community.” ly 100 kilometres of mainland Howe Sound, then support it,” Ald. Kindree stated the “Howe coastline from Horseshoe Bay to Kindree said. “I think our role is Sound has a role to play in in- Gibsons over half is either zoned much bigger than recreation. I dustry.” for industry or is being currently want to preserve the recreational Ald. Tobus took exception to used by industry. amenities of Howe Sound but not Ald. Elliott’s remarks regarding In the discussion on the Matter to the detriment of the municipali- catching lots of fish when Britan- Mayor I.L. Boscariol said he ty or ihe BCR.” nia was pouring wastes into the would Support such a move if the Aid. Jim Elliott said “mining sound, asking if he was suggesting atire WiUerfrOn, including pro- isn’t going hurt anything. We that the wates were good for fish* Vately owned lands, made had mining at Britannia and lots but Elliott merely said he wm available to all people. of recreation too. Material was making a fact* Dr. L.C. Kindree facetiously poured into the sound and it never Council decided, by a vote Of suggested that perhaps a letter interfered with the fishing. it’s four to one, to send a letter the should be written to West Van- also jobs for people.” Save Howe Sound Committee couve suggesting that it be Elliott pointed out that the Poi on the Sound while it supported industry in the municipality. Ald. Tobus opposed. Slides shown On the same night in Nod Vancouver Mayor Don Bell said at PeIeWeGe meeting he was against the Save Howe Soundthe decision move should because come he frombelieved the Slides of the Squamish Valley, such a development could be people who lived in Howe Sound and particularly the estuary; al-ong possible here if industry was not and from industry and commerce with a slide PreSentatiOn Of the allowed to encroach on the delta, there, rather than from any out- Fraser River were shown to last but facilities for the encourage- side municipality. week’s P.I.W.G. meeting. ment of tourists were provided. Council me’mbers decided that Local slides were from a collec- The second portion of the instead of the tion made by J.A. Jyrkkanen and showing; by Will Paulik of the - Howe Sound societyit would en- featured many beautiful shots of Fraser River Coalition and the dorese the recommendation that the birds and waterfowl of the Steelhead Society, as well as the and recreation can co- cftyariae @ds, shotsdoL$e .fi- B,C,,.Wildlife Federation, Lower &,try along the waterfront, ad* Mdii%lf~~IY~~~~ch,syrgft7i mutual use*e of Samethe land area’ and water, mhe scenes showing the hiking 4. the Fraser Delta and Estuary in without damaging either. K 1 and climbing Dotentid of the area. cnsis. Particuldy beautiful were the The slide showing, made with pictures of the swans and eagles the co-operation of the major en- P.I.W.G. MEETINGS NOW and these revealed the many Mainland,vironmental named groups firms in the which Lower are New pathway .Hon. Pat Jordan visits places where the birds feed and EVERY THREE -WEEKS stay during the winter months and polluting the river and showed to school‘ Commencing June 1 I, Public Involvement Work Group the migration periods. scenes of their operations. Council decided last week to meetings will be held on a three weekly basis with future Saua,mish on Royal Hudson He also showed pictures of industryPaulik “butmYS withYOU Propercan Still Plann- have Elementarybuild a new path School. to the Stawamus While meetings on July 2, 23 and August 13. I I damage caused by industry in the waterfront area and the degrada- Chairman Jack Stathers said this decision was prompted by The Hon. Pat Jordan, Minister Squamish again this summer. Luncheon at the Chieftain ing.” disclaiming any responsibility for He said One Of the show- of Tourism for British Columbia. tion of the estuarine lands. the existing shortcut now used by the fact that the group did not have reports or material to study. The season started on May 17th Hotel was followed by entertain- The showing was accompanied visited Squamish on Sunday, May ingdoing is thatgood Only is shown. One Morewhich of the is thenot students,suitable. council felt this was If more material comes through or anything special comes and will extend to mid-September. ment with musicians and GiUian by a commentary on the various up the chairman can call a meeting at any time. 2th, coming up from North Van- With Mrs. Jordan on the train Campbell, B.C.’s Gay Nineties , birds, fish, insects and mammals positive happenings should be in- Stathers said the habitat report is six weeks late and it ap- couver aboard the Royal Hudson were MLA Jack Davis, North lady, keeping the audience amus- Any attempt to provide a path which inhabit the delta, and a cluded in the presentation. through the area now used would pears the first set of recommendations for the interim manage- for the official inaugural run of Vancouver-Seymour, and MLA ed with their music and songs. number of pictures showed the “One failing we have noted,” require and easements ment plan will not be available‘ tilt August. the train which will be coming to Angus Ree, North Vancouver- Red Robinson acted as master Paulik said, “is that the law does Capilano, Mayor Derek Hum- of ceremonies and the Minister not apply to government agencies from various . private prqperty phries of West Vancouver, Ald. said she enjoys acting as the of- streams last such as the Harbors Board, but owners and this was considered to Drank Marcino and AW. Jo ficial host for the people of B.C. Jvrkkanen also showed Dicutres of only to small industries.” be quite a problem. Dean, North Vancouver and She commented on the Royal ;wildlife and wildfowi refuge in “If there are rules and regula- Council therefore decided that a Open house at H.S. Secondary members of the North and West Hundson, saying it was Bob the Fraser Valley, suggesting that tions everyone should have to sidewalk could be built from the Vancouver Chambers of Com- Swanson’s dream which became a abide by them,” he added. crosswalk south 10 the school en- merce. reality and was the result of Paulik also said he felt agencies trance property near the curling Howe Sound Secondary School Howe Sound School band has people. like the Fish and Wildlife branch rink. held an Open Hose on Wednes-. At Squamish she was met by “people putting ideas together 10 Tender taken part in competitions.in the The drama group presented should be given more money to Cost of the gravel sidewalk is day, May 21 with displays in the past year and rated excellent in six some of its work and attempted to Mayor I.L. Boscariol, Chamber make a reality.” carry out their work. estimated at $6,000. classroom, musical and dramatic out of seven categories at a com- get the audience to participate in of Commerce president Ryan She thanked the mayor and awarded entertainment, a gymnastice petition last winter. the action. Schleycher and Tourist Commit- people of Squamish- for making , tee chairman Bill McNeney. the visitors on the Royal Hudson display and a slide presentation, The gymnastics display, in the One of the most impressive Limited was awarded The program opened with the sma\l gym, with students showing displays was the woodworking in Mayor Boscariol introduced the welcome and spoke enthusiastical- band concert inq the gymnasium Minister to retired railroader Jim ly about the people from the the sfationW‘ air GREENAWAY TO VISIT the use Of the equipment and the wood shop where exhibits of Eadie, who recalls the early days festival associations, the loggers tract with a bid of 51,635.49 with students, under the direction working out on the beam work done by the students was on It was the second lowest bid’ of Grant Wilson, entertaining and other equiprnent. was display. Many of the Vices were of railroading on the BCR. Mr. syorts groups and the vintage car SQUAMISH ON JUNE 2 Eadie, who is 94 years of age, still groups as well as the many others Rotair Industries Limited their parents and friends. The interesting and drew numbers of lendered Of 51*553 Lorne Greenaway, MP for Cariboo-Chilcotin, will be in completed but those which were makes several trips UP the Street who contribute to making it a fun- a low bid and Squamish on Monday, June 2. He will be glad to meet anyone in each year to see the Royal Hud- time in B.C. this year. the highest bid of $1,950 was sub- soni Following the luncheon the mitted by B.C. Compressor the community who wishes to discuss any matters with him. Aboard the train were members Minister met with Mayor 1.L. Ltd. Anyone wishing to meet Greenaway may make an appoint- of the Department of Tourism Boscariol and the Chamber Of The Other bids were tendered by ment with him by contacting Mrs. J. gattray.at 898-9257. and the news media, as well as Commerce representatives to Bennett 8r Emmett Ltd**s1*639 hundreds of passengers enjoying discuss various aspects of tourism and Canada Ltd.p the ride along the Sound to in Squamish, including the site for 51*822.39* Squamish. the Royal Hudson station. Acklands will deliver the com- pressor to Squamish while Rotair Industries would deliver it only to Burnaby. Frank Wilson, works superintendent, recommended the New ,treasurer bid be awarded to Acklands because the freight charges on the Rotair bid would “eliminate the comes to Squamish difference in the ~ricesquoted.”

Charles . Schilberg, the new looking forward to the challenges treasurer for the District of of his new position-and _was an- Squamish, arrived to take up his ticipating becoming more familiar new duties on May 12. with the municipality and the sur- Schilberg, who came to rounding area which he called Squamish from Prince George “very beautiful.” where he had served as deputy He is married and his wife treasurer Tor the past four years, Rosemary. and two children, has a wide background in Krista 11 and Laura,7 will be mov- municipal finance which encom- ing to Squmish as soon as the passes thirteen and half years. school year is over. He started in municipal finance He is interested in reading and in Red Deer and then came to fishing and looking forward to . B.C. where he worked for the trying some of the local streams. municipality of Smithers. He has also done some work with . , During his years at Prince wood inlays which are one of his George he was closely associated hobbies while his Wife is intersted ’ with the development of ihdustrial in sewing and reading. parks and subdivisions, from the The whole family has been ac- financing angle; and is familiar tively interested in hiking and ’ with special reserves and trust Schilbwg said during his years in Newman and on display at the Howe Sound Secondary School’s work done by the students in funds. Smithers they hiked over many of Open House. many varied fields. Schilberg told the Times he was the surrounding areas. for the District of Squamlsh. with BillBloxham at the luncheon. B

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cern *bout the Mamquam River *** channel between the two road Rezoning WILLIAM INSTALLATIONS bridges and said efforts should be A request by Bruce Husted for made to stabilize it this summer rezoning of a lot adjacent to the 1 12-826-22 19 during July and August when the Shell Service station, from Commercial to Service Station Far Eastern Satellite was another improvisation in the Bracken- work could be done in the river as I1 there could be problems with high was approved. Council also dale Secondary program with Kathy Shilling, Shari Gerard and water this fall. agfeed with the Technical Plann- Chantel van der Ree. Barr said he was concerned that ing Committee's recommendation high water this fall when the rains to allow car washing come, could affect the former esrablishments in a Service Station A Sevenships t highway, works, yard, sewer zone. -,. -,. H) 1 in four weeks treatment plant and dog pound. *** *** The request to move a building, Seven ships will be calling at School Pathway the former Garibaldi Highlands Mr. and Mrs. Beeton appeared sales office to a new site on Perth Sauamishnext four weeks Terminals to load within cargoes the before council concerning the lack Drive, was approved, provided it. I for Japan, Europe and South -mw of a proper path to the Garilbaldi be used as a garden of work shed America. Arriving on May 27 is the Star Highlands Elementary School and that the proper fees and bond World to take on pulp for Japan from the Boulevard. They stated be paid. with the gearbulk, also loading for children walk on private property, *** Japan, arriving the next day. the path is a creek bed in wet Lot Servicing South America will be .the weather and there is danger the The Technical Planning Com- destination for the Santa Adela, small children could be hurt dur- mission's report on the servicing due in port on June II, when the ing the winter months. of lots owned by K. Iverson, with Star Carrier will also arrive to take Council decide to present the costs estimated by the engineer at on a cargo for Europe. problem to the Technical Plann- $57,512.50 with a small variation Japan will be the destination fbr ing Committee and have it bring a because only one lot needs to be the Star lonian, due in June I5 report back to the mayor and serviced rather than three, was ac- I.L.S. and the Star Hong King, due on aldermen. cepted. IS COMING TO June 22 while the Star Dorian is *** lverson had objected to ap- SQUAMISH also expeced on June 22 to load Capilano College provalseptic tanks being in givenan area to inthe Bracken- use of pulp for Europe. Ald. L.C. Kindree told council that the agreement between dale when this was denied to him Capilano College and the Loggers but it was pointed out that the Sports Committee was being sing- Brackendale area was dirt while ed. his site was solid rock. Capilano College will be *** building its Squamish satellite Cost of water and sewer to the campus on the former loggers' property east of the Loggers Lane sports grounds and the latter will owned by J.G. Hurry and the be moved to a new site in the park most economical route for these complex south of Centennial was to be outlined to Mr. Hurry. Fields. *** *** Ald. W.E. Street Will represent Fileds the Mayor at the RCMP Ball and . Mayor I.L. Boscariol com- Ald. L.C. Kindree will represent mented on the letters exchanged him at the Capilano College between C. Elliott and the Recrea- graduation exercises. tion Commission regarding play- *** ing fields. He said he wanted the Old Buildings matter to be handled by the com- Council was informed that the mission but also wanted Elliott to only area where buildings requir- be present when the question is ing cleaning up were located was , discussed by council. on the A.R. MacDougall property .. *** on the Loggers Road. Paving Contracl Ald. N.R. Barr asked about the Council decided to approve the round house building owned by recommendation that all 1980 Gulf Oil and to see if there are any paving and overlay work be done plans IO remove the old canoe by Alpine Paving at 1979 prices of shop on the Indian Reserve in the $3.32 per square meter. This in Brackendale*** area. considerably below the price for the current year. Mayor i.L. Boscariol told coun- However, Ald. N.R. Barr ob- cil that there seemed to be some jected, saying that this has always flexibility in the original Flood been tendered in the past, and Plain Legislation. despite the recoymendation and *** low price, he felt it should still go '75'Plymouth statlon wagon sold to tender. Mohinder Singh was the highest *** bidder for a station wagon that Emergency Plan was sold by the fire department. What a saving! Buy 3 tins of any* Olympic product and get the 4th at no extra cost: Council accepted the up-to-date *** / [7 Olympic Oil Stain (Semi-Transparent) penetrates to protect the natural beauty of report of the Technical Planning Capital expenditure passed Commission dealing with the pro- Council passed the district of wood. Cl Olympic Oil Stain (Solid Color) penetrates to protect with solid color that gress being made in establishing Squamish capital expendit.ure pro- the Emergency Planning Pro- gram bylaw number 763 at a won't hide the texture of wood. 0Olympic Latex Stain (Solid Color) lets YOU stain gram. special meeting May 13. *** The percentage addition exten- over paint with rich, mellow colors. c! Olympic Overcoat Olympic's top quality latex Council agreed to name the sion bylaw number 704 was also house paint that beautifies and protects with a tough acrylic finish. street in the Northridge' area passed. Run your Olympic Dealer now! Sale endsMay 31 to WALTER HUBER 'Sale price does not apply to specially marked tins of Outside White, Oxford Brown, or Redwood Stain. m

House Improvements GARIBALDI Kitchen countertop replacements BUILDING SUPPLIES 12 yrs. quality I GARlSALDl - ALTA LAKE I 11 898-5132 workmanship in Squamish I' .Y .I mittee, Tobus has recommended relations getting preferential treat- ‘However, council is planning a near future. retired RCMP Vets who‘ were 60 votes. the adoption of 9 number of ment. Tobus replied it was dif- study on the estuary at a cost of Tobus reported there had been holding a dominion Conference in His territory .extended from $15,OOO, and, unless he said he bylaws such as fire protection, fire ficult to answer the question but some progress made on in camera Vancouer recently, came to Whitehorse to Dawson and he prevention, water rates, water was misinformed, it was in con- Luncheon Special we live in a democratic society and meetings. Since he has challenged Squamish on the Royal Hudson spend 14 years at Selkirk on the connection and business bylaw decisions are made by a majority junction with BCR. it, there has not been an in camera 651. “Maybe ‘in their wisdom, they on Sunday, May 19th. Yukon River. After he left the vote. meeting, he said. He also sug John Duggan, who had 2 pieces of chicken with fries He said he called the meeting to “It is not always right, not think they do what is best for the gested the only way to change the force he went to work for the “listent to your concerns and a;; always just, but that is the way it community.” current time meetings are held is organized the conference, said teritorid government for 20 years I tempt to answer any questions. is done.” He said he had “no rough idea” to approach council nand there were over 250 retired RCMP in the game, publicity and health One woman, who would not‘ The municipal act regulates of the cost for the industrial park “persuade” it to change. officers at the conference and the. departments, he also served as $139 identify hereself, asked if Tobus sewage but there is a section that because it was prior to his time on The golf club was one of the executives and twenty delegates general inspector for the territory had the approval of council to . allows council the privilege of ex- council but $1.6 million was spent major topics discussed. spent a lot of time going over the and as the liquor inspector. He is Free 3 inch corn special. hold the meeting and to advertise emption. Tobus and Ald. Ron on the waterline. An unidentifiq man asked why constitution of the group. presently the Sergeant-at-Arms of it. Barr opposed the motion aqd He did not know if there was a the club received a priority one One decision they made was to the Yukon Legislative Assembly. with every order She said any individual who Tobus said “all the aldermen were specific budget for the park but all rating for recreational grants call it a dominion conference and Another veteran of the Yukon runs for office accepts its code of present .” money spent on it has to be in the when the civic centre had such a not a national one. was A.K. Bond who served there EVERY MONDAY TO SATURDAY 4iaa- VlhA 4EFg&$ieit. Attending- the conference were during the war years from While quantities last as this, he should do it as a private steDDed down from the chair dur- Jerry Nap asked if the idea of Tobus said he was opposed to W.N. Bloxham of Squ- -193wrhP citkn Or it iS a ‘‘ll’liSap~pid0nOf ing ihe discussion and Aid. Jim the park is to bring in outside the priority one rating because he V.R.D. Wilson, both former Yukon River with Cameron. w- * ODrn priveledge.” . Elliott became acting mayor. business becquse some of the local feels the club is exclusive. RCMP officers. They acted as Frank Tudor, who served as. Tobus said that was “very Scherer asked why the water- businessses have bought acreage. “Not everybody can take the unofficialLhostunSunday when first mate aboard the St. Roch much possible”, but added it was main tunnel had been abandoned .Tobus said he has not seen any liberty and enjoy a game of olf the train load of officers and their during her maiden voyage was guidelines but it is council’s inten- and bring his wife and kids afong wives visited this community. anothd of the RCMP vets on the I’ tion to create an environment for because it costs too much.” industry to create jobs for the He said he could think of “half Among .the many interestipg train and the oldest veteran of the community. a dozen things’’ that could have a people on the trip were Cordon4. force at th_e conference was Mur- He oppased setting up the Log- higher priority and m his opinion, Cameron, who joined the force in dock McLean who joined the gers Sports fund because the the club is really going to be a 1919 just after the first World RCMP in 1913. 1 PPWC undertakes War, and who went to Whitehorse They told the Times they had organization was “just asking for “watering hole.” what I consider to be a grant.” MacGuire asked how many in the Yukon in 1925. He married enjoyed the trip aboard the train 1 lung function tests Also, the committee did not file a council members belonged. to the his wife Martha in the Yukon,and and fdund the conference in- ERNIES FINE FOODS I financial report with council and golf club and said there was a their daughter lone Christensen teresting and a marvellous oppor- Greg Hall, business manager workers did not feel’these samples I of council has a policy that states, gave #theentire picture and this is possible conflict of interests. Ws the Commissioner for the tunity to meet old friends and Local No. 5 of the Pulp and Paper “It is not a policy to make grants Tobus replied they were Workers of Canada told the why hair and blood tests were Yukon and resigned to run for renew acquaintances. done. to organizations.” “treading on a thin line” and it Times last week that the union is He said it was not a matter of was a “matter of judgement.” authorizing a continuing program “We feel it is the union’s of pulmonary or lung function responsibility to respond to the Garibaldi HIghlandr Mall 898-3222 tests in three chemical plants in worker’s requests,” Hall said I British Columbia. “and in this case we are doing just ! The plants are FMC Chemics that by conducting the lung func- in Squamish, Erco in North Van- tion test and by planning to We now have couver and Dow Chemicals in have additional testing done.” PJk Mccalts Paiierns 898-542 1 I Delta. He stated that pulmonary pro- Hall also said that the union is blems could be caused by smoking planning. to test workers in the as well as by chemicals and only Fibre Fair. - __ Ltd.- ... plants with blood serum, urine adequate testing could come up samples and hair tests as well. with an answer, if there is one. The union has a consultant at SFU and PPWC has made a The Pulp and Paper Workers of donation to the university of Canada Local 5. has 22 employees $20,000 for specific purposes to be irl the FMC plant at Squamish and handled through the Dep’t of Hall said the union is interested in Kinesiology. any matter which concerns the Hall said the report commis- men. sioned by the maintenance He pointed out that preliminary workers last year brought some results indicated in the test made FOR ALL YOUR results but the PPWC has not yet for the’ chloralkali workers last Fire .hose contract awarded released the report on the study year suggests that more tesing SEWING NEEDS which is being taken. shourd be done and this is why his Angus Fire Armour was award- adaptors and fittings was not sub- Murdoch Mclean, oldest member Frank Tudor, first mate on the St. Located in the Highlands Mall He said the Workmen’s Com- union is carrying out the studies ed the contract for four-inch fire mitted. There was not enough of the RCMP Vets, who’joined Roch on her maiden voyage. pensation Board tests urine with the SFU consultant and the hose for the fire department. The technical information to make a the force in 1913. samples but the maintenance Dep’t of Kinesiology. company tendered a bid of decision on any basisexcept price. $5,654. Other bids were $5,531.97 by Fire chief Doug Orser recom- Howard Distributor; $5,869.99 by

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This is an outright fabrica- home after being away for a night and day; to watch her run across the room an forward their proposals and invite Rene We may never be able to convince Rene tion because, although Cats are much more independent that dogs and do insist up on Dad’s lap as much as to say, “I’m choose the ones they preter! Levesque to join them in these discussions. If Levesque and his followers that Canada the air. on being individualists, they are very af- home now, everything-i&ii~f There are many other misunderstan- he refuses to do so he should be asked to should be one country; but we‘should not try fectionate. enough to me that cats are affectionak-dings about cats. Some people say cats In truth many cats are maimed and kill- leave. He was given every opportunity to win to blind ourselves to thcfact that there is a lot Just see how pleased a cat can be when As long as you don’t expect everything have no moral sense. Nonsense! How can ed in falls, sometimes from as low a height the vote, with the referendum written on his of work to be done before we can be assured you come home from work; how he will from your cat such as abject devotion and we expect a cat to answer to our artificial- as a bed or a couch. Older cats have been own terms and in a contest whose rules he had that the answere across the whole land is that weave around your feet looking for affec- servitude, you’ll be rewarded by the love ly introduced rules of “morality.” Cats hurt in falls from cupboards and shelves devised. we want one Canada. tion. Our cat knows the sound of our cars of a cat. If you admire the independence ’ have no idea of preperty values, according and our cat loves to crouch on top of the - and if either Dad or I come home and she and self-sufficiency of people you will ad- to our codes; or sexual morals either. But door. But she has an escape route via a Levesque may be finished as the leader of There will bedpressures from the east and mire and love cats because these are the how can they be expected to have such - is in the house her ears will prick up and dresser and a cupboard handy when she his province, Lf so it will be up to Claude Ryan from the west, to alter and reshape the con- traits they have. Nobody every owned a human ideas? stitution, to reform our national institutions she will head for the door. wants to get down. But apartment and Prime Minister Trudeau to work out a cat but many have shared their lives with a Cats have a number of laws to which dwellers should be careful to make sure I’m sure her fondness for sleeping on 2 solution which will be agreeable to all the peo- and to set a new course for the people and the cat. they adhere. They stalk and kill their that if they own cats theLanimals are not country. The sight of Canadians from Quebec Dad’s bed isn’t just a desire to be on a Cats are intelligent. Perhaps far more prey, but that is the way cats had to tive - ple in all the provinces. warm soft sbot because she has adopted allowed on balconies or window ledges Trudeau was perhaps at his finest during honoring the maple leaf and the flag d the intelligent than dogs because cats won’t inthe days when the world was a jungle unless they are screened. the softest blanket in the house as her own persist in something if they know it is and they had to get their own food. Cats the referendum campaign and if he succeeds country on the television screens on Tuesday and has not qualms about commandeer- useless to do so. You never saw a cat chase bury their excrement so they won’t be And if you’ve ever seen a hungry or in finding a formula which will unite all night made one believe that perhaps there is ing the warm woolly afghan whenever she sticks until its owner tired of playing. followed; in this respect they are much starved cat put in front’of a heaping dish ‘Canada in a way it has never before-been hope for Canada as a unified country after all. wants it. But if she doesn’t like being with Rather the cat will become bored with cleaner than dogs. And cats are cunning. of food you’ll know the cats can overeat. him Will she work hard to get the something which isn’t productive long They had to be in order to survive. Over Maybe its because of insecurity or the fact bedroom door open SO she can get on the before his human Owners will. the years they evolved an ability to obtain that they have had to do without food in bed with him? And cats must have been the original food under adverse circumstances and the past. But if your cat is happy and well - True, she doesn’t jump all over you like escape artists. They can figure out more they can’t be blamed for this. It’s a law of adjusted he won’t overeat. In fact he may - a dog does, Or lick Your face with a wet, ways to open doors or cupboards * nature for survival of the fittest. even register a nonchalant and soppy tongue, but if you have ever been (especially if there’s food inside) and how And when it comes to the question of disinterested manner around his food and sitting down and puss has jumped on your to climb walls to get to where they want to sexuality ...well here again cats, like all only condescend to eat if it suits hlm to. Water Safety Week lap, to settle down after a few squirms to be. animals, have an instinct to procreation make sure everything is comfortable; to Our cat has a favorite escape hatch and this is normal. If you are concerned Despite all the old wives tales to the Every year more than 900 Canadians Red Cross recommends that you wear your close her eyes and purr, you’ll know when the neighbor’s dogs come around. about your cat roaming or having kittens contrary, cats are interesting and exciting drown, many of them children. Drowning is life jacket or personcl flotation device she’s affectionate. She will climb a ladder to the top of a tank have it neutered or spayed and your- animals and if you’ve ever been priveleged the third leading cause of accidental deaths in whenever you’re in a boat. Afder all, two out Or she will condescend, as ours does, to and then get up on the roof of the back troubles will be needed. But don’t blame it to live with one you’ll know what we porch where she will curl up and sneer at on the cat! mean. Canada. of three ueode.. who drown hadn’t ulanned on follow you fromroom to room, to sit on . . Water Safety Week - June 1 to 7 - is an ap- being in the water in the first place. propriate time to think. about those statistics Swimming is not only good exercise, it’s safeguard your family an enjoyable activity that can be shared with -_~. - - family and friends. 1The Red Cross urges you The Canadian Red Cross Society recom- at-leaswuqmgk,~ mend5 learning 10 swim as an important just for enjoyment, but for safety’s sake. . defense against drowning. The ability to swim If you boat capsizes or overturns, don’t try can reduce a potentially dangerous accident to to swim to shore. The Red Cross recommends a minor mishap or slip. that you hang onto your boat and wait to be But knowing how lo is Only the rescued. It’s easier to see a boat in the water beginning. Every year many individuals who than a lone swimmer. believe they are good swimmers drown or in- Swimming in the dark may sound roman- jure themselves because they did not know or tic, but it certainly isn’t safe. The Red Cross ignored simple safety procedures. recommends that you swim in the daylight, No matter where and your when you can see and be seen. It’s not roman- IO swim or relax, there are several simple rules tic to be run over by a boat! that go a long way in the prevention of drown- ing or injury. Carry the required safety equipment The Red Cross recommends that you swim whenever you go boating: a life jacket or per- in a supervised area. If that’s impossible, sonal flotation device for each person on choose a place that you know is safe or have board; two paddles or oars; a bailer or manual checked for drop-offs, currenb. firm bottom, pump; and a fire extinguisher (if you boat has undertow, etc. an inboard motor). The Red Cross also sug- If‘ yo’u or your children can’t swim, stay gest you bring a first aid kit, towline, and ra- away from inner tubes or inflatable rafts and dion (to check the weather). toy5 when you’re in the water. If you fall off, If someone falls into the water, don’t and you can’t swim, you’re in trouble, warns jump in. The Red Cross recommends that you the Canadian Red Cross. use a reaching, throwing, or floating assist A life jacket or personal flotation device is such as a paddle, towel or a rescue line with a essential piece of equipment for a boater. The float attached. Gkads of 69 who returned for the class reunion were front row, 1. to r. Jean Glenda (Price) Bouwman, Barbara (Applin-Flouch) McPherson, Linda (Misiurka) Ewing, Leslie (Chapman) Best, Cathy Jardine, Elsie (AlbrechO Brown, Dolores (Laventure) Lewis, Karen (Valleau) Smith and Rick Collopy. Mepham and Connie (Cow) Hyams. Centre row, 1. to r. Greg Burt, Yvonne Back row, 1. to r. John Acorn, Brenda (Boomer) Richardson, Valeri (Bird) (Karwatski) Flumerfelt, Gay (Bouwman) Stillwell, Joy (Phillips) Moon, Nyiri, Greg Blasko, Dave Smith and Pat Mulhern. .- Crocodile tears. FROM OUR FILES Last week at council Ald. Egon Tobus think one can become a reality without being made an impassioned appeal for the Save an eyesore. But if it can and if a new industry 5 years ago 10 years ago 15 years ago 20 years ago 25 j’ears ago Howe Sound group, saying he didn’t want to can be found for this area which will not Parents at Alta Lake and Britannia cleaned up at the an- Empice Lumber division of A village park bounded by the ’ The traditional May Day see an open pit mine on Gambier Island and damage Howe Sourid we would not obiect. Garibaldi whose children are at- nual Mine Safety and First Aid Canadian Collieries, through its highway, the railway, the Red parade and coronation of the that was all the group wanted. We sympathize with Ald. Tobus in his soul tending schools at Pemberton competition in Nanaimo on the manager, H.M. Stilson, an- Bridge and the Ranger Station, May Queen took place in Perhaps he believed that. But if he has searching over industry on Gambier Island. are threatening to take their weekend, taking 27 out of the 40 nounced last Thursday that use hinges on a land transfer the Squamish on Monday. May 23. read any literature put out by this group he children out of school unless prizes in the first aid competi- of the burner at Squamish will South Ridge Ratepayers’ under clear skies and brilliant we would find much to believe must be aware that its avowed intention is to But it easier in conditions of the Suicide Hill tion. The men’s team took se- soon be discontinued. This will Association is trying to sunshine. The ceremoniec were the sincereity of his belief if he had the keep Howe Sound for only recreational pur- section of Highway’W are im- cond place .and received ’ a resul) in the abatement of the- negotiate. held at the school grounds and poses; in other words get rid of any industry courage and the intestinal fortitude to give up proved. Department of Mines Cup. smoke and fly ash problems now here fourteen tiny flower girl\ noticed. led the procescion. on the Sound. his job at a company, which although well- It ha5 campaigned against the industry in intentioned and trying to clean up its act, is Squarnish, against Dome Petroleum even still the producer of most of the smog and though Dome has never announced any plans pollution in the Howe Sound area. for Britannia Beach and it is becoming in- His arguments wouJd be much more con- ND E RTH EATRE BY ALEX crea5ingly clear that the Save Howe Sounders vincing if he didn’t- work for one of the W 0 While Quebec was holding its referendum on separa- which dealt with transvestism, one wonders if there is Nobody seems prepared to do anythjng ab’out correc- want no large ships moving.through the wates polluters. But obviously the firm for which he tion, Vancouver’s Arts Club Theatre was doing its annual some connection in the author’s mind between emotional ting the situation however, although the wealthy cister of the sound nor do they want anything in the works is not the target for the enuironmen- bit ,towards bringing the two Canadian culture together. perversion and political perverseness. It is difficult, other- does suggest in a long monologue near the end that she is area which could be aesthetically displeasing. talists, who seem to have confined-their verbal Plays by French Canadian writer Michel Tremblay were in wise, to understand the author’s obsession with that type going to dig out her literary gems and share them with the productio_n_ at both Arts Club Theatres, and both of character. We don’t like the idea of an open pit mine darts to the industries located on the public. Tremblay may have been suggesting that the “Impromptu in Outrement” (Granville Island) and “La French elemenl in Canada had been encouraged by the on Gambier Island because we reany don’t “Impromptu in Outrement” is a much more satisfying Squamish estuary. Duchesse de Langeais” (Seymour Street) were being given play, if for no other reason that the fact that it deals with dominating English group, to develop its own art, but to their English language premiers. As with all Tremblay four women who are as normal as people can be and still keep it within its own societal circle. plays produced here in recent years, they provided in- be individualistic enough to interact in a dramatic He may have a point, but it cannot apply to the Arts teresting entertainment. fashion. The public has been conditioned to believe that a Club. That theatre has been doing much for several years French-Canadian playwright ‘must have some political “Impromptu” brings up some questions as to the role to bring- Canadian plays before the Vancouver HOWE. SOUND motive behind his compositions. Tremblay is frequently of the artist in society and the duties of the artis towards public-as drama, not as somethin4 peculiar to Trench- refered to a Quebec nationalist, and his characters as (he overall society of which he is a part. The question in- Canadians. as spires some thought, and the play certainly left one thiak- symbols of the political situation in Canada. If this is, in- ing. but the problem does not appear to be confined ex- “Impromptu” as with othq Tremblay plays has been deed, the case in either of the works presented this season clusively to either of Canada’s official cultures. given a lavish production. The sets are appropriately SQUAMUSH TIMES in Vancouver, the symbolism is not obvious. In fact it is elegant, the lighting is effective, and the acting is superb. hard to findmit all all. Both plays stand by themselves as The four women in the play are sisters, emembers of wealthy French family and daughters of a mother who, The producers must have been pressed IO find actresses studies in human situations which could occur just as well who fitted their parts so well; the’sister who tiad studied in Vancouver as in Montreal or anywhere else. having risen from the lower social ranks, is determined to instil in her family a stifling sense of ‘noblesse oblige’. singing, for instance, was required to sing one complete “La Duchesse de Langeais” is the less satisfying of the Faure song, not an easy task even for performers who .*\.‘~ two. It os a one-man effort in which an aging ‘queen’ Each of the four have been trained in one of the arts - CLOUDESLEY 5.0. HOODSPITH - Publisher writing, ballet, piano. and singing, respectively. For some confine their art to vocal recitals. Betty Phillips, making reminisces about his (her) past, bemoans the passing of her debut with the theatre did it, however, and quite ROSE TATLOW - Associate Publisher and Edltor sexual attractiveness, and faces, with little grace, the reason, however, mother, who had been dead long before ., the action of the play began -’ had refused to have her beautifully. Her acting was equally penetrating, as was MAUREEN GILMOUR and SHERRY GRlFFlTHS Editorial -a.e.. ,,.so loneliness of old age. - .daughters share their talents with anyone outside their that of the other three - Doris Chilcott, Sylvia Hatchman CAM KARY AdvertiLlng Manager Claude Gai, a French-Canadian actor os some note, ac- and Diane D’Aquila. - cording to the programme, was giving his first perfor- own social circle. One of them n-iarried a wealthy man and is living a bar- I mance in English. He showed remarkable skill in the All in all, “Impromptu” achieves what theatre is sup- - P.O. Box 107, Squamlrh, B.C. development of a character with whom it is difficult to ren and incongruously enough - a penny-pinching ex- posed to achieve - pleasant entertainment for the mo- istence. Another had run,off with the Italian gardener and Subscription Rdtes ’Delivered by Mail) 610 00 per Year identify. ,But neither the play nor the actihg was as ex- ment, and a great deal to think about after the play is ,9 (; llmcr Printers citing as was an earlier production.in the same theatre of moved to the less socially grand section of the city. The over. The theme is universal and transcended the political I2 50 per Year Outside Cdnddd i 980 1531 b similar recollection of the past by the great Sarah Ber- other two lived alone in the original home where they were circumstances surrounding this particular production. It nhart. Janet Wright, in that one, was a much moremov- supported financially by their wealty sister. When all four there was nay real message to it all, it could be that the so- ing remi’niscencer; but Sarah Bernhart had much more of gather for a birthday party, they quarrel and make up and called inherent and unbridgeable difference between significance to reminisce about. recall the past and.analyze the conditions which have Canada’a official races has more to do with the contriving Lol. 24 - No. 22 Page 4 SQUAMISH, B.C.-TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1980 In view of the fact that Tremblay had already written brought them to their present state of discontented accep- of politicians and, demagggues that with any peculiar “Hosanna” which played here a year or two ago and tance of a life with line meaning. distribution of genes. year LO ~I,J~O,CIW)~IU uaa urrry J Be receptive Wednesday, Taurus, - December 21) - Lie low Wednes- By JESSlE CAMERON Aug. ? - Date will be set at June We will write a letter to support percent of the total student not much “happening.” Thurs- day, Sage, think deeply, make We have a paid up membership 17th meeting. Trip for 4 nights Mountain 99 Broadcasting Ltd. resolutions re how you’re going to day, Friday bring important of 165 senior citizens. Many and 5 days via Powell River to equitablepopulation, that it seemsthe school only fairdistrict and changes: aim for friends and love, handle Thursday’s and Friday’s seniors have not as yet taken out Courtney for one night. port We ;egret that Alma and Cor- pay its fair share of the marital, partnership or “Status” but avoid money/love mix (or a thier membership, which Alberni for one nighi, and don Thackeray have resigned as maintenance and operating Costs gamble)! Saturday, Sunday lovely events. A change is in the air, $2.00 per year. Please mail your toria for two nights, Coming home president and treasurer of the of the facilities it uses. The SUg- for a weekend trip, or armchair Some of it lucky* Some not- The NOW ISTHE cheque to Mrs. Rose Lamport, by way of Tsawwassenn. We had Horizon group which put on the gest’ed one-half share Of the travels, but Monday expect to be weekend is great for “finding,the Senior Box 94, planned this for June at costs of Tuesday card games and other ac- $14,000 cost would come to One “examined” by skeptical au- money to buy it” except Sunday Squamish. There were approx- $160 double and $165 single, but tivities of the group in conjunc- half of one percent of the school dience! Don’t worry, by Tuesday mid-afternoon (A “twosome” imately 37 membersat our last pot have advanced the date to August tion with our Branch. We require taxes collected in Whistler. (if you aren’t “sloppy”) you win - succeeds!) Monday, details. luck lunch and business meeting TIME TO GET and possibly the cost will be two people to volunteer their ser- Please feel free to call me any a raise? CAPRICoRN ( December 22 - on May 19th, which puts all the higher. Deadline for Putting in vices. If we do not keep this group time you need further information GEMINI (May 22 - June 21) - u)) - A mild atmosphere responsibilities in the hands of a Your name On this trip Will be at alive with ten executive members gn the municpal affairs of This is your “power time” Gem! of hopefulness makes ’a gentle few members. our next regular meeting in the we will have .to return a recently Whistler. Aspects say land or home, paren- Wednesday. Cap! Thusday, Fri- Seven of our branch members Elks Hall, June 17. acquired Government Grant. The GamWatson, AMerman IN SHAPE! tal affairs are not only lucky in day’ a background matter attended the convention, Fred octo 25 - Reno non smoking Tuesday card and film showing ‘ money sense, but in “beauty” meted with your work or health Bennett abwas 1st vice president trip- Please send Your $25.00 has stopped for the summer and Dear Rose: FPns&u’re oroud of what demands careful attenfion. The of the Association of B.C. for deposit SSOon as possible to Bob we hope we can get this going Thank YOU SO much for Your you own! Congratulations! weekend- brings a breatner - a0n.r 1979-80. two delegates and four 1 of the Lions Easter Seal Watch, though, that you don’t work. Travel, read and enjoy visitors.. We brought back infor- --que or money order only. t%eEn- gather By the end Of Our fiscal put a fly in the ointment with a serious love with your faithful one e*year, June 3’’ we in mation regarding possibilities of The R.C.M.P. will keep an eye for the Mini Fall Fare. Must we Friday agrument about future instead! Monday means “icky” -applying for a grant from Lottery on the “no parking” area at the cancd this for lack of interest? Of Our target Of $590’000* L\~~Something for 4oG prospects! Saturday, Sunday bet- finances, bills everywhere! Tues- funds for an Adult Day Care Ac- corner of 2nd and Winnipeg as Come on seniors of the Valley - Our continuing in this CIC ter, dollar-wise. Tuesday, take day helps. . tivity building, and the feeling Seniors find this a dangerous get in the swing and become an ac- now in its 33rd year* is GhVG major step! AQUARIUS ( January 21 - that intermediate care and adult crossing. tive member of Branch No. 70. due in no smal part tothe suppon Every Sport CANCER (June 22 - July 23) - February 19) - Wednesday’s hard- day care facilities should be adja- of the media for which we are in- GO&@ s0m84i1 Quiet (or unexpressed) love make ly worth the mention! (All’s cent to the senior citizens’ housing deed grateful. at reasonable you wonder Wednesday. Know okay.) Thursday and Friday, you units. We were .advised that any signedPlease by acceptthe Chairman this certificate, of the enough to wait. Thursday, Friday could be falling “madly” in love! new applications for senior Apri I RCMP Report prices call for work - more than you ex- (Avoid love’s “con-artists” citizens’ housing units would all pected! Say nothing to draw an though, as weel as the ordinary have one bedroom suites: Also One person was killed and 17 from motor vehicles. money variety.) Some, this week, important frown Friday - if you that dental care would be in effect injured in IO motor vehicle ac- Incidents of theft over $200 do, it will soon be soothed by your are tempted tward “funny at least by the end of 1980. Our cidents in April. RCMP report totalled five with the same number afternoon smile. The weekend, business,” especially Friday , Branch sent in a resoluti6n to the there were 26 propeay+bx-tke&.wQr $200. Suiiaayl “Dance“- ab though you’re tired, a friend (of ttiioiigh’ convention two years‘ ago re- damage car accidents, incidents ’ There were four assaults, three graciously Monday, but Tuesday IO message) is offering a great deal! questing Dental Care and it has of impaired driving and five frauds, three incidents of disturb- Love secrets Tuesday. say “you’re mne!” been followed up each year by suspensions. ing the peace, 13 dog complaints LEO (July 24 - August 23) - Let PISCES (February 20 - March other groups. Twelve articles were lost and and five motor cycle complaints. I thing “ebb away” Wednesday, 20) - A peaceful, affectionate Some items dicussed at our May SALEOF * seven found. Five bicycles were One firearm acquisition cer- FUELTANKS Leo. Thursday and Friday, Wednesday, Pisces - let things meetings were as follows: report stolen and two recovered. tificate and 16 firearm permits 1 “ride.” Thursday, Friday a though conditions are brash and on the convention at Kamloops, Police attended Seven fires dur- were issued; 13 fire Calk and 100 Sealed tenders will be received feisty, romance is definitely on the domestic matte! can climax, or a and report that hospital site has ing the month. ambulance calls dispatched, 25 in- by the undersigned until Fri- agqnda! On the weekend an old special project’ needs protection not been settled upon. Three businesses, four surance queries handled and IO& day, May 30, 1980 for the pur- against “the winds that blow”-- chore (but somehow a pleasant Report that the municipal din- residences and one other building quor permits issued. There were chase of two fuel storage tanks perhaps a partner is feisty. If you one) demands attention. Some ner for June has been cancelled in were broken into and there were 61 Whistler incidents and 22 located on British Columbla will meet an “old flame” and find trun influences into mental work, favor of the municipality joining nine incidents of wilful damage to Pemberton incidents. Railway property at Porteau, though, you can end investment things have nicely mellowed. with our group to put on a private property and eight to Police issued 22 traffic Warflings B.C. on plus side! Weekend’s for Monday; “partner problems” - Christmas dinner, as these dinners public property. and IO4 traffic tickets. Sale will be on an “As is, “nature joy!” Tuesday, “partner success!” are becoming too expensive for Two motor vehicles were stolen Auxiliary constables worked a where is” basis. We also repair all makes of bikes. both Council and our own and there were 14.cases of theft total of 212 hours For further information Branch. The executive will meet phone. the Senior Buyer, with the administrator to make ar- ~~ disposals at 986-2012, local ROADRUNNER rangements. 654. *\ bSPORTING GOODS Bus Trips For the Summer E.K. FOCKE June 11 - Wednesday - Day trip liquidation Sale Manage! over Duffey Lake Road to Materials Management Lillooet and return. Bring your HOWE SOUND CONSUMER own lunch. Approxiamte cost COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION $10.00. About 30 have signed up for this trip. If you want to join All merchandise, equipment, and fur- the gang phone Bob Silcock - 892-9845between 5 and 6 p.m. as nishings are to be sold. could not have put it better! As I was participating in the there are only a few seats left. MERCHANDISE EXCEPT GASOLINE House af Commons Debate on Two examples that MacBain July 16 - Mystery trip. We will the Business of Supply on May 14. raised of government expenditure report on this later. AT A DISCOUNT. EQUIPMENT AND I was both surprised and pleased having run amok under Liberal Before you leave for -your by the maiden’speech of a member regimes were that of foreign aid m-===== FURNISHINGS - OFFERS ARE IN- of the government. Al MacBain. and the Canadian peacekeeping r 1 VITED. the Liberal member from Niagara forces. As his collegues listened Falls, took the opportunity of his uncomfortably, MacBain describ- I first speech in the House to lam- ed how Canada was essentially !!!!a!Wardoir I LIQUIDATOR - CAMPBELL SHARP LIMITED bast his own government as borrowing money at high interest I14 nights accommodatipn “...inadequate, time consuming, rates to finance foreign aid which I inefficient, cumbersome and un- we cannot afford. According to I frorn’489?’ I controllable. ” the honourable member, in 1980 MacBain went onto warm the this will amount to over $1 billion. He went on to describe how the six hearts of all Progressive Conser- BON MARCHE FABRICS .. vative members by characterizing month peacekeeping force in Are these insured? the government as “...incapable Cyprus had been extended 36 ~~ of efficient legislative action; ... it timeg since 1964 at a cost of over WHITE BUFFALO WOOL * Your camper or canopy is so bbsy fighting fires it has no $35 million. I Children 2 thru 1 I time for long-term planning; ... At the conclusion of MacBain’s I Assorted colors 4 and 6 strand * Your boat government today does not accept speech he was greeted by a stan- 1 ‘99?Q1 as its mandate development and ding ovation from the Opposition * Your camping gear control of its estimates and expen- benches and offers for him to,join 1 EffectiveJuly 1 - SePt. 1 I BUY NOW AND SAVE $ p9each ditures.” the E&. ranks. Mr. Johnston. the I * Your travel trailer In echoing Progressive Conser- president of the Treasury Board, vative policy, the honourable characterized MacBain’s remarks Disneyland i i POLYESTER SATIN POLYESTER CREPE * Your trail bike member described how “ ... the as “interesting”. 1 Airfare I people in our ridings perceived I7. nights accommodation I * Your camera gear that an administrative monster Assorted Patterns and Plains has been created which devours Ideal for Dresses and Blouses almost $58 billion a year and is And most important - You growing.” A large part mf the thrust of SALE PRICED MacBain’s address was the loss of control by Parliament and the Does your medical insurance cover you outside of Canada? cabinet of the budgetary process. UPHOLSTERY Make sure it does, at I‘... It is my position that our Save when you buy upholstery by the piece. Parliament plays no meaningful Assorted colors. part in the development and con- trol of or annual estimates, even PERFECT FOR REDOING CAMPER CUSHIONS, after the fact. It is also my posi- -1 i VACATIONS I CHAIRS AND CUSHjONS, SEVERAL NEW tion that the cabinet itself has lost, 38051 2nd Ave. BOLTS HAVE ARRIVED. JIM~ELLIOTTINS. AGS. LTD, to an alarming degree, meaningful (opposite bowling alley) I input in the development of our 11 . I ,L .s . I To give you a good selection 892-3121 38140 Cleveland 092-302 1 projected annual estimates and 11 control of our expenditures” he was quoted as saying. I think that the Honourable Sinclair Stevens ,Baldry and Gordie SI. James look on.

The graduating class of 1970 shown above, met at the class reunion over the (Robinson) Hide, Jill (Galley) Hopkins, Carolyn-(Schutz) Wilde, Loretta holiday weekend. Front row’l. to r. are Marilyn Bachelor, Marjorie Cloutier, Pat Magee, Kathy Kennedy and Jim Sawatzky. Back row, 1. to r.. Wellman, Bruce Neighbor, Louise (Crowston) Bennett, Wayne Hurford, Langis Bois, Dennis Keller, Rick Ree, Ray MarDougall, Roberl Otto, Singh HONOUR THE Nancy McCartney and Lyle Fenton. Centre row, 1. to r. Dolores (Laventure) Biln, Norm Ross, Ron Kuhn, Keith Rush, Peter Baldry, Renate Ples and Lewis, Margaret (Poulson) Ramsay, Cindy (McBride) Smith, Mike Manson, Carol (Manzer) ,Woodward. Gayle Bonar, Audrey Hutchinson, Janice (Drenka) Wright, Lynda GRADUATE ‘4 Class of 69-70 holds reunion at Civic Centre ..

The “do you remembers” and class prophecy of her year and of the day he “circumcized” the grow up. We’re pleased to see YOU delicious dinner catered by the “how things have changed” flew thcte ‘was loud laughter from her circle! here and to see how many of you Chieftain Hotel. The entertain- thick and fast at the reunion of the fellow students at some of the AI Bird, who has taught in the are successful in your work and. ment program, which featured 1969 and 1970 graduating classes predictions. Valeri (Bird) Nyiri Howe Sound School District for your family like.” comments and quips about the okHowe Sound Secondary School spoke for the class of 69 and said more years than any other Forrest Johnston, who retired students and gag gifts especially in the Civic Centre on Saturday, how pleased she was to see. so teacher, told the group the “I’ve iast year, told the reassembled designed to fit some aspect of May 17th when members of these many smiling faces. She wished put in almost 30 years with school students that “I’m so pleased to their school days. two classes gathered to exchange, them health and happiness. system here, with 27 years at be here. It is good to realize that A dance ended the evening. stories of their school days and to Dan Dosen, who is now Howe Sound Secondary and three all the work and worry you caused On Sunday the former students renew old acquaintances. teaching in Surrey, spoke at Brackendale Secondary School. me was not in vain.” enjoyed a picnic at Brackendale Perhaps the student who came nostalgically of his years in ,“There’s a deep satisfaction in The former students met for an Elementary School grounds to from farthest away for the reu- Squamish, reminding the students seeing the people wha have finally hour of reminiscing before the wind up a memorable weekend. YOUR CHOICE. OF nion was David Theriault of- *

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, An expansion of telephone facilities will result in improved service for customers in this area. New Telephone Numbers. Telephone numbers for D‘Arcy, Devine and Birken will begin with the prefix ‘452‘ followed by four other digits. Example: 452- 1234. New Directory. All new telephone numbers will be listed in an interim directory which will be delivered to D’Arcy, Devine and Birken customers prior to June 2nd. These telephone numbers will be included in the Squamish Directory which will ‘be issued in September 1, 1980. In the CSARI BALDI . SPECIALIZING meantime, customers wishing to place a call to D’Arcy, Devine or IN TAR 8 Birken may call Directory Assistance for the new telephone ROOF ING LTD. GRAVEL numbers. Direct Distance Dialing. NEW ROOFS Effective with ths change D’Arcy, Devine and Birken become ROOF REPAI part of the direct distance,dailing network and customers will be SERVING able to dial direct ’station-to-station’to most places in Canada and SQUAMISH WHISTLER, AND the United Stc+es. See dialing instructions in the Squamish PEMBERTON Telephone Directory. Customers calling D’ Arcy, Devine and Birken. If you wish to place a station-to station call to D’Arcy, FOR A FREE ESTIMATE KARL ON YOUR 898-3732 Devine or Birken, dial ‘1 12‘ and the new 7-digit number. It is no OR ROOF OR GUY longer necessary to place such calls through the operator. SUNDECK CALL: 898-9267 I ALL WORK GUARANTEED n .DUROID .CLAY TILE .SHAKES & SHINGLES Bill Baldry silting on the platform at the Civic Centre-- talkingto-m FABERGLASS .NEOPRENE the former students at the high school class of 69-70 with Gordy HY PALON SI. James and Peter Baldry in the background. Baldry was the: BOX 1547, SQUAMISH, B.C. VON 3G0 principal of the high school at the time the students graduated. -+. prepare it. *** Leone Sawyer of Surrey is a proud Package Roses -. Visitors to Squamirh for a two great-grandmother. Shane and week gtay are Mr. and Mrs. Reg Marla send special thanks along to McCallum wh lingley ~rurrrLmverfavdlbert Dr;-Bndree-and-lh-uamish--theirvan-foFth County, New Brunswick. They Hospital’s nursing staff. are guests at the home of their LEEDHAM - Congratulations dauehter and son in law. Joanne to Lawrence and Christine and Laurie Jonah and children. Leedham on the birth of their -20% *** daughter, Tammy, weighing 7 Ibs *** 6 That gal “Tuesday till Satur- 14 ozs and born in the Squamish Get well wished to Teresa day“ I mentioned last week is our General Hospital on May 21. This Hoogenboom, hospitalized in Examples own Nicola Candy. Nicky says is a sister for three year old Paul. Lions Gate. A cheery hollo also to Perhaps the most significant “YBc 1977-80. Thank YOU.” The there’s a new “kid” around her Proud grandparents are Mr. and Ethel Leclerc, hospitalized locally. remark made prior to the referen- presentation was to have been folks house in Brackendale. Yes Mrs. John Wadsworth of Squamish *** dum on Tuesday was the remark made at the YBC awards presenta- Reg. $4.29 now 3.43 apparently “Billy the Goat” is and Mr. and Mrs. Jot Leedham of Parents are busy in Brackendale by one Que!Fcois that he Was tion but unfortunatelyshe was in quite the character and is winning Birmingham, England,. Equally doing prepatory work for the voting “Non because this Was hospital at the time so it was given the hearts of everyone he comes in pround great-grandmother is Mrs. Elementary School Adventure the only country in the world to her husband to take to her. Reg. $3.89 now 3.1 1 “contact” with. Yiayia Zenovia in Adelaide, Playground Work Weekend this where such a vote could be held *** *** Australia. Sturday and Sunday, May 31 and and he wanted to make sure it re- The Squamish Parent Participa- June 1st. They te! me-that-more mained a country. - Dollie Smith was cleaning out Reg. $5.49 now 4.39 .-=-”-.A-_-- ---* --, . *** hands are needed, so hopefully -.Tliiiik ~%ouFiiC6%RT’~6Ij7ia‘;e‘YCime-tmes Torthe L-he +.. tion Pre-School is holding an The Squamish UHited Church “Open House” this Thursday, lots of parents and children will voted in such a referendum in Elephant Sale last week when she Youth group have been ofti,cially Russia? Or in many of the coun- found an old Toronto Evening Reg. $5.79 now 4.63 May 20 from 1 - 3 p.m. It’s a informed by Ottawa that the Open turn up on Saturday and Sunday hammer, saw, dig, paint etc. tries of the Western world, in- Telegram dated Dec. 30, 1944. chance for parents of three and House Canad: trip is on, A group to An old boat is being restoted, and cluding the United States? The headlines said 100,OOO Yanks four year olds to pre-register their of over twenty young people and children and to find out what the tire ladders, a pole mountain, an *** hit Nazis with Patton hurling his leaders will fly to Kensington, ampitheatre and seesaws’are a few Norma Slee, who has worked men into the Ardennes salient. programme is all about. Prince Edward Island at the end Refreshments will be served dur- of the projects being undertaken: with the YBC for the past three The Russians and the Nazis of June for one \ioeek and if plans ing the afternoon. The school is So parents, the organizers hope years, was the recipient of a were battling in Budapest and 0 go according to schedule, the located in the Squamish Elemen- that you‘will come out and work beautiful wrist watch, a gift from 3.300 Planes attacked German tary School grounds - k’r the pro- group from P.E.I. will be here for on the playground, and lend your the young people. It was inscribed cities. table building. the Loggers Sports activities and support to Partitimotion as well. for the rest of the week. With the 2Ohoff *** above in mind, a Bake Sale will be Yvonne and Grant McKen7ie *** Comings and Goings Begonias, Calla Lily Bulbs, Perennial held in the Highlands,Mall this Visitors to our office last Friday En route to Comox to a summer morning and found that the gentle and family are pleased to have her Saturday. May 31st from II a.m. were Pat and Jim Waldie from job Carl Munro of Edmonton breeze had blown cherry blossoms uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ber- till ?????? nard Terry from Woodstock (near Castlegar along with their new ad- spent a weekend visiting his aunt through the open window carpet- root bulbs (Phlox, Peonies, Dahlias, Oxford), England here on their *** dition, three week old Clifford, and uncle Lynette and Norman ting the rug with pink snow? firrt visit to Canada. The four- Doreen Ramus is looking well and he is a cutie. they are visiting Halvorson and his grandparents *** Asters) Some travelled to Vancouver after her ten day vacation in San Pat’s mum, Peg Tinney and fami- Mr. and Mrs. G.S. Clarke. Mrs. Mary Daem of Revelstoke Island last week and had an en- Francisco as guest of her brother 1Y. *** has returned home after spending joyable time. Before leaving for in law and sister, Dr. and Mrs. *’ * * Nice to see George and Mary home, the Terry$ wiktake a trip to J.R. Vaughn. Sincerest sympathy is extended a few enjoyable days with her the Rockies. *** to Mr. and Mrs. John Plaatjes on Behrner back from Tucson. Were sister Mrs. Evelyn McCartney. thedeath of John’s mother in you surprised to find that we have *** South Africa. had a very mild winter and an ear- ‘Welcome home to Mrs. Nancy *** ly spring, or is it summer? Hutchinson after her stay in Lions Constable Mike Rattray with *** Gate Hospital. Jerusalem Hughes attends the RCMP at Sylvan Lake, Alber- Have you ever wakened in the *** ta spent a ,few days with his annual meeting parents, Chuck and Gwen Rattray - last week. Artichokes Squamish Christmas Seal Com- Association delegates, but will *** AUGUST WEDDING mittee Chairman Mrs. Johnnie deal primarily with chronic Things you really wanted to Hughes will attend the annual obstructive lung disease, air pollu- know: A report comes from the PLANS FOR COUPLE meeting of the British Columbia tion and cigarette smoking. ’M Company that elephants and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Harris of Lantzville are pleased to Lung Association, to be held June The British Columbia Lung giraffes can play havoc with road I9 and 2o at the Sheraton ‘Iaza signs in various parts of Africa. It announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Kathryn Associat~ion, known until 1978 at J. Harris to William J.A.M. Van Dinther, son of Mr. and Mrs. 500 Hotel in Vancouver. .the B.C. Tuberculpsis-Christmas seems they eat the signs to get at Tony Vah Dinther of Squamish. Delegates from 52 British Col- Seal Society, is one of the pro- the glue used in sign construction. Good selection of hanging baskets, umbia communities are expected vince’s oldest voluntary agencies, It is the taste that does it. ‘The wedding will take place in Trinity Catholic Church in lo Nanaimo on Saturday, August 23. the annual meeling of and the organizer of the annual *** flowering bedding plants, and the association. which will feature Christmas Seal Campaign in Kelly and Larry Flath and provincial minister of health. Rafe British Columbia. children, Daniel and Jennifer Mair as th’ebanquet speaker. from Langley were guests of her vegetable plants. Other speakers include Vancouver Christmas Seal dollars are used parents, Nick and Marg Candy medical health officer, Dr. David in a variety of ways to combat last week. Kinlock; respiratory nurse, Peggy lung diseases sucd‘as lung cancer, *** Atkins of Kelowna; division of TB emphysema. asthma, pneumonia. The. Pre-apprenticeship class control director, Dr. E.A. Allen; chronic bronchitis, tuberculosis (auto mechanics) is holding a car Suggested Dr. David Ostrow of the division and others. In the past three years, wash at Howe Sound Secondary price of respiratory medicine at UBC more than one million dollars has School tomorrow afternoon from $1 1.95 a-ed lung pathologist, Dr. been granted by the Association 2 - 3 p.m. For $2.00 you can have your car washed and vacuumed. James Hogg. Topics presented by for research and specialized Our 205-10 the speakers will cover a range of medical equipment in British Col- The boys are Sponsoring a Car HI-WGHT Rallv on June 4th and need some price subjects of interest to Lung umbia. FEED f urn0 “funds.” *** Brian Miles is enjoying the hot, 1,500 GUIDERS sunny weather in Calgary while visiting his brother and wife, 10 kg. bog CELEBRATE 70 YEARS Keith and Cheryl Miles. ’ Two-in-one product that feeds your lawn and Fifteen hundred Browies, Guides, Pathfinders and Rangers *** kills weeds In a single application Kills clover from 20 districts in the Lions area gathered at Brennan Park on Glad to hear that Lottie and chickweed as well as other lawn weeds Payton, who lived in Brackendale Saturday, May 24, to celebrate the Guiding movement’s 70th Apply in Spring. Summer and Fall 20 Ibs (9 kg) with .her husband Jim, for a covers 5.000 sq n (460m3 birthday. number of years, and who now The girls and their leaders came from North and West Van- lives in Port Hardy, is out of the couver, Sechelt, Pemberton, Mount Currie, Whistler, Gibsons, hospital after four months and Saamish, Brackendale, Valleycliffe. Mamquam and Garibaldi convalescing at home. Highlands to play games and eat lunch in the civic centre. $** Each group joined their sister group in marching around Don and Marie Payton are Centennial Field past the guests of honor lo start off the day. delighted with the visit of his daughter and family, Frank and Guests of.honor were Mayor luy Boscariol, East Howe Hilde Schomig presents lovely potted mums to her mother, Ida Sound and district Scout commissioner Dave Gill, Lions area .-ju\ie Van Pratte with three year old Luke and six week old Jacob, Engels. Friends and relatives gathered at Hilde and Fred’s home cornmissioner Gwenda Louie and former area commissioner who are out from Belleville, Ont., to surprise Ida on her 80th birthday- Wednesday, May 21. Ida Jane Thompson. The chairman of .the event and master of spending a week with them. has lived in Canada. off and an, for eiglh years and resided in ceremonies was Linda Evans. *** Squamish for five yean.

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billed d 9.db rate fot5%es dill be 1 *FOr'.bhh&dbh& . $2; tr$ters &'Campers * charged to-cover cosfs. Dedline f& __ -- ~EPHENSASTROLqGER ~ -7 copy is 1:oO p.m. on the Saturday &Ce piece sectional ' chest;rfield,- t971 TrlpF%"%%&trtTiier firs ft. --::- '> 6100. upholstered rocking chair, $30; B&. Hydro and Pbwet Authority has Reading, Math, Wri&g,'etc.) dating 3 burner ptopane stove top, sink, ice preceding the Tuesday publicotion. recdved a Pesticide Control Act And author of this papet's horoscope; CERAMIC VIKING 1 ,ummer months. Children 6-lO:years. I bdrm. :TOWNHOUSE. fireplacs - Phone 892-5131 or 892-3018. mpet swccptr $10; floor waxer SIO; box, $2250.898-5947. b.27) Zhesterfield chair $25. Phone 898-3019 Public Land Pesticide Use Permit for warns that following such Classes Mon. & fues. evenings. Join Yder children will depend on subject. 'ully carpeted, I% baths, fridge & 32 ft. 5th-wheel travel trailer, in good ,tove. $350 898-9890. between 4 and 6 p.m. (5.27) Aerial (Helicopter) use of Tordon IOK "generalized" advice can lead YOU my time. Located in Highlands. Ian begin May 26. Fee, hours,-and condition. Fridge with Freezer,-5 mo. 1 For Sale Miscellaneous (P.C.P. Act Reg. No. 9003) for wtray! For a more personalized 398-5588 after 5 p.m. (I 1.M) ocatiQn negotiable. Phone 892-9297 burner stove with oven. full bath, fur- I bedroom townhouse with carport. Ford pickup canopy for sale; sliding Transmission Line Right-of-way reading, please phone 112-738-1612or mytime. (6.17) How to get your message to 290,000 windows and screens, with boat .rack, nace, etc. Asking $8750. Phone wivate patio and playing area. Phone homes? Blanket B.C.! Just $75 Deciduous and Coniferous Brush write: P.O. Box 48968, BentaU Cen- 898-3194. See anytime at 40641 i92-9804. (6.3) will 6250.00 phone 898-544i. (537) tre, Vancopver, B.C. Birthcharts, 27 crafts place your 25 word classified ad in all Control, Circuit 3L02 between Struc- Thunderbird Ridge Road. (5.20) Urine-Erase Saves Carpets! twes 57-1 and 65-2, Pemberton- lifereadings or specific questions ARTEX VALLEY CLlFFE 61 member papers of the B.C. Yukon HobbyProducts 06For SaleMscelloneous ! bedroom basement suite, S275/mo. Community Newspaper Association. Guarantees removal dog, cat, human Skookumchuck area (I50 acres). answered. . B~v:898-3350 Joydminster is bdoming. Established I bedroom main floor, S375Imo. We handle everythiw right here. For urine stains, odors from carpets!'Free A copy of this permit, 105-91-80:81 ENDERBY HOCKEY SCHOOL has :4.25M) Zonvenience store Yellowhead trans 53 Trucks I bedroom house, $425/ma. * more information contact The brochure, Reidell Chemicals LLd.. and map may be viewed at the vacancies available for August. '73 International 4x4 Panet Truck. ,all Russ at 987-3377. (63.) b Squarnish Times. Dept. 'A', Box 7500, London, Ont. Regional District Office in Pemberton Zanada- Highway. S400,ooO gross (Okanagan). Top NHL and Junior In- ales. Be your own Phone (403) Asking $ux)o o.b.0. Phone 898-5497. N5Y 4x8. during normal working hours from structors. Room and board available' boss. ! bedroom basement suite in FURNITURE June 2 1980 to 31 October 1981.55 00 Job Opportunities ' 175-8973. Bowsfield Realty. Sansui turntable, belt drive, 2 yrs.'old. Contact 1250 Kimberley Crescent, '79 Chev. Jh ton Scottsdale, twin Valleycliffe. lncludes fridge, stove, Help wanted for restaurant. 89-2-5312 tanks, 2 tone silver. Excellent condi- BRAND NAMES 598-3740. Kamloops, B.C., V2B 287. Phone lrapes $225/month. Available June '1 CITY PRICES 376-1722. (6.3) 3etween 5-8 p.m. (5.27) tion. Phone892-3249. (5.27) 1st. Phone 892-9902 (5.27) -, GARAGESUE 09 CanforSale FREE DELIVERY BOS DRIVER .'79 Gottsdale 4x4 Condominiums for rent.' Bedroom suite, stereo, apartment size /MAINTENANCE MAN For Sale: 1979 Dodge Power Wagon W,H ISTLER washer,. spin dry and household 10 Personals 1x4 V8 auto. p.s./p.b. radio, camper 10 series V8 Auto PA. p.b. Box fully 892-3424 Pembenon Area lined and guarded with tool box. New 14 bedroom - privately owned. F/P,- miscellaneous. Sunday, June 1. 38323 Full time position available, driving a window, t/tone brown, radial snows, iauna. Jacuzzi, fully equipped kit- AL-ANON rubber. $8500.898)-5152. (6.3) '' VALLEY FURNITURE- Guil ford Dr ., Valleycli ffe. (5.27) ichool bus from D'Arcy to Pemberton 1.ooO km. 10 months on warranty. :hen, 54506r up. 926-1150. (7.1) Family Group Meetings Wednesdays Phone 898-3845 (5.27) at Alano Club, 37978 3rd Ave., phone :ach school day, a& return, and do- 1977 GMC Jimmy 4x4 auto. transmis- Heated waterbed, like new. Stained Conwood Shields Auctions. Canadian sion. 35,000mi. 932-3287 evenings. wood frqme - queen size 898-3472. wide industrial equipment and truck 892-3661 or 898-5392. United Church, ng maintenance work in the Pember- '76 Whlte'Llncoln Continental (5.27) auctions June 21, August 23, 4th Ave., Monday 8:30 - 892-5467 - on area during the day. Applicant Immaculate, $6,250 , '76 Silver Chev 4x4. 400 auto., short I STRATHMORE LODGE September 20, October II and 898-9562. (2.6m) nust hold a Class II chauffeur's Box 9, Squamish Times (5.20) box, chrome mags, new paint. winter TOP SOIL DELIVERED tires on rims, $7000 obb.o. Recently i, 2 and 3 bedroom opts. in a secure November * 8. Consign now. Phone Alcoholics Anonymous icence and it would be desirable to 79 Capri, 3 door, V6 automatic, ex- $160 for I1 yards ilso have a journeyman certificate in rebuilt ennine. 892-3446. (5.20) quiet block, dropes, appliances, etc. (403) 279-0132, Box I, Site 2, R.R. 5, ~~ i 898-9072 Residential Lots 8923887 8929044 ended warranty, radials. 892-3840. - ncluded. Older tenonts preferred. I Calgary, Aka. T2P 2C6. me of the building trades. Previous 1974 GMC Jh ton pickup. (5.27). All Services Underground 898-9572 898-9880 :6.3) r(o pets. Pemberton 894-6807 xperience in one or more of the 1976 Datsun. truck-long box. School - Parks -,:~ 1972 Marquis. Interior in excellent Log Homes and Cabins. Daybreak *' 37978 3rd Avenue milding trades would also be con- 898-5022. (5.27) RENT FROM Construction Ltd. For brochure or 2 WantedtoBuy - Priced to Suit - idered. $9.21 per hour for bus driving :ondition, car in good working order ~~ COME AND SEE Wanted - A ride to Vancouver arriv- - $8.62 to $10.46 per hour for with 2 new tires. Some body work re- One 1974 Emnoline custom 200 Ford 216.00 further information 'contact George Van. 892-5183. (5.20) Donovan, Box 777. 100 Mile Houw, Wanted - Saddle horses, also old or CARlBALDl HIGHLANDS ing 8 a.m. leaving 5 p.m. Five days a naintenance work depending on quired. Phone 898-9451. (5.27) TO B.C. VOK 2E0. Phone 395-2867 (days) crippled horses. Top prices paid. Ph: This Weekend week. Carpool or turnabout driving. iualifications and/or previous ex- 77 T-Bird. Ail power, tilt wheel, air 856-6488 Colltct. (7.1) Phone 892-3192. (6.3) perience. 260.00 ' 791 -6676 (evenings). Phone Pal Goode :ond., 29,000 miles. Excellent condi- 54 Motorcycles Am looking for drive from Squamish Applications, to arrive no later than ion. $7,000 o.b.0. Phone 898-9866. Phone Manager 898-5115 lo Vancouver and return working May 30th, should be addressed to: '5.27) I964 Yamaha 80 - lots of spare parts 892-3712 hours 8-5. Willing'to share gas, ex- School District #48 (Howe Sound) $l5Oo.b.o. 892-5008 after 3:15. (5.27) or J. Eveleigh Box 250, Squamish, B.C. VON 3G0 '73 Pontiac LeMani, 350 automatic, pefises. Call Leota after 6 p.m. P.s., p-b., new paint and -tires- 1.L.s. 898-3194 WANTED-Two experienced parts (892-5503) :ellent condition. $1895. Phone persons for progressive Ford dealer- 55 Automotive Repairs IS COMING TO 2409 Friedel Cres. ' 898-5429. (6.3) ;hip in Whitehorse, Yukon. Prefer 34 SOUAMISH BOX70, Garibaldi Highlands 1976 Honda Civic hatchback 4 s eed &Parts . 11 Business Personals years experience. Call Floyd or Harry Fandition-Sdhonc Family planned larger 2 8 3 :0ii~t-(4033667-7866. %$%78. bedroom suites, bath 8 holf. INCORPORATE MAMQVAM MOTORS Cloge to school 8 town. 1 bdrm E200 plus filing fees. We process your Full-time manager required for small 1970 greeh Buick Lesabre, 4 dr.. % Complete Automotive Repairs 5235, 2 bdrm 5255, 3 bdrm 5270. shop in Squamish. Interest and automatic, P.s.. p.b.. power windows, ,ncorporationover the phone fast. For All Makes and Models , Includes heating, parking, nore information call The Law knowledge of crafts an asset. Send new tires and new shocks. Excellent Specializingin cablevirionManoger's 8 drapes. Apt. No 31 p~ts. Shoppe of Jack D. James, M.B.A. written applications to Box 1771, :ondition. 61OOO. Phone 898-5978. Imported Cars LLB., toll free 112-800;663-3035 (in Squamish. (5.27M) l5.27) Vancouver area sal1 687-2442). Cooler Service Zhargex and Mastercharge welcomed. Guards and Matrons wanted, part- '79 Chevy Impala S.W.. Excellent lime employment, shift, work, :ondition. 898-5261, (6.3) 898-5012 semi trailers Zollege Courses at Home. Speed- weekends and holidays as required, in the Mashiter Service Centre writing. shorthand, bookkeeping, recurity clearance required, $6.20 per Opposite the Golf Course 61 Room for Rent vans, low beds miness math. Full time courses also hour. Apply at Public Safety Building 50 Can Wonted to Buy (4.1M)5 available. Contact Duffus College, Room for Rent - Wanting mature, RCM P . For Sale: 1W9 Dodge Power Wagon 4 single girl. 898-9885. Avail. im- crane trucks 543 Seymour Street, Vancouver, B.C. x 4 V8 auto. P.S.1P.B. Radio Camper V6b 3H6; Phone681-7567. (5.13)5 We need sales people who want to be 58 Car Maintenance mediately. (5.6). "the boss". Earn $50-$1OOO p/mo. Window, T/Tone Brown, Radial flat decks Part time from home. Call 898-9561 Snows, 5,000 KM. IO Months on War- BABY DA YS ranty. Phone 898-3845. (5.20) TIDY CAR In progress till ,17 Lost for appointment. No minors please. 62Hou& for Rent ~ ~~ - (6.10) P€RMAN€NTSHINE May 31st ~ ~ ~ "never wax your car again" One and Two Bedroom furnished 8 I . ParlTimeHelp I DISPATCH 892-3838 OFFICE 29 1-7384 Female Slberlad HUklFg, atound Mature person, some bookkeeping 52 Trailer+ Campers DOUBLE AUTOMOTlVE family styk laktfront holiday cottages Coach House Wilson Crescent area. 892r5845. (5.27) desirable. Enjoys working with peo- E and units. Boating, fishing, water ski- MUST SELL1 '79 9%' Vanguard ing. From $160 per week. Shawnaire NURSERY 291-7156 ple. Hours to be arranged. Written ap camper. Many extras including roof Phone 892-341 2 plications to Box 1741, Squamish. Resort. R.R. 1 Shawnigan Lake, B.C. CO-ORDINATES rack, storm windows, jacks, etc. Like VOR 2WO. 19 Pets B.C. new. 56,000 o.b.0. Phone 898-9866. 20% off (5.27) 3 bedrooms. semidetached, carpeted. Whllo stock lorts OVERNIGHT SERVICE 60 Suites, Condominiums unfurnished, fenced yard, chctcl'ful. 4 1 '78 19' motor home Dodge chassis Greater Vancouver to Squamish, Woodfibre, Employment Wantseed - & Townhouses for Rent 5310. Phone 898-5429. HUG 'M ATTENTION fridge, stove, shower, 3,500 mi., ex- Britannia Beach, Whistler, Pemberton, ellent cond. $16.000.898-5667. (6.3) Large Chateau in Whistler. Available BABY CARRIER BRACKENDALE RESIDENTS Attraczve bachelor apartment - June to November, S500 per month Mount Currie, Lions Bay, Brunswick Beach, Lady in your area available for house Wilson Crescent area, separate plus utilities. Phone 732-3639 Reg. $19.95 bathroom and kitchen. Quiet person Sunset Beach. cleaning duties. Phone 898-9348. (Vancouver) (5 27) $16.00 (5.27) only. $158 per month, includes heat & 20-50% OFF light. Phone Vancouver 224-7826. (5.27) SELECTED MATERNITY EXPRESS SERVICE LUXURIOUS one, two & three WEAR 42 Child Cure Vancouver to Squamish, pickup before noon BRACKENDALE'S bedroom apartments. 38861 Bulkley H URRY!! delivered same afternoon PAMPERED POOCH Babysitter with own transportation re- 8 Ave.. Wilson Crescent Apartments. quired for 2 girls ages 2% and 6. RIVERSTONE 892-3616. (m) For many more "DOG GROOMING" PET SUPPLY M3. Lm. Fresh Frozen in-store specials 898-5075 Hours 8:30-4:30 Monday to Friday, TOWNHOUSES FOR RENT 892-3707 or 898-5535 preferably in my home (Brackendale 892-341 0 Ducklings & Goslings for sale. Phone 2 & 3 bdrm. townhousa. many deluxe Jim Norstrom HIGHLANDS MALL area). Call 898-5559 after 5 p.m. features, no pets. 9-5 p.m. 898-%51. minimum charge $5.70 898-5152. (5.27) (5.6)

Located in Valleycliffe. Self contained in-law suite in basement. This home has BACK ON THE WET JUST LIUE A GOOD MINT CONDITION1 been well maintained and This super 4 bdrm. home WINE this home has im- Yes, this home is a EVERYTHING.. . Hurry for this one. Vendor TIVE & APPEALING Call me today to view this we11worth the $579900ask- was sold but complications -proved with age.-on a cor- collector's item! Extra large you've always wanwin a is transferred, must be sold. and functional too, is this 3 lovely 3 bedroom home ing price. Call ,Bev Croft caused tKe unlucky people ner lot in quiet Brackendale, lot, nicely landscaped, large house and in lhiS 5 Lovely home, 2 bdrms. on bdrrn. tudor design on land- complete with' fridge, range 898-53 13, 892-5901. to withdraw. 1 mean with 2 bdrms., country style rec room, 2 fireplaces. It bdrm. beauty rmtically the main & 2 finished down. scaped corrcr lot. Breakfast & drapes. Linda Watt unlucky because this home kitchen, living room, and a won't last long, so call finished up & down. From a Assum. mlge. of $33,000 at nook in spacious kitchen 892-5901 #627. is all landscaped, lot is 80 full basement. Try $2500 today for an appt. to view. fantastic view 10 wet bar in 10%. For further info call and master ens%ite. PIUS 164 and private, and the down. Stan Bannister Linda Watt 892-5379 pager huge rec room. and from Jean Pettersen 898-3264 or one bdrm., kitchen and rec ' thermo windows to built in 892-5901 #628. room down., In low 50's it'$ WOW! UNUSUAL! financing of $44,OOO at 898-5905 or 892-5901 #601. : 892-5901 No. 627. vacuum. See it today with 10 Vi 070 can be assumed. a bargain. Helga 893-5901 Not for the timid is this #603. contemporary home at the MORTGAGE Quickly now, call me to "HelRa' 892-5901. - LOW 50's top of Thunderbird Ridge, 1 have 2 quality homes for view. Stan Bannister 3 bdrm. condominium with In Brackmdale. 2 bdrrns. 970 sq. ft. of comfortable up & 2 dn., fully landscaped custom bui11 by Tor Ervik. ' sale, both priced the 60's. 892-5901 in %12,500 FULL PRICE Just a little finishing to do Owners are most anxious to living area, close to lot, home has Ige. liv. rm. everything village of Nice looking mobile home. and you-'ll have yourself sell so give me a call for in with sundeck', bright kit.. more details. All reasonable Pemberton. Try offers to plus assum. mtge. of Price includes fridge, stove something really special. & drapes. Far further info offers will be consjdered. $43,000 F&r Call Roland $38,000 at $1 1% due in '84. Asking $85,090. To view Wuschke 894-6888 or Call Jean at 898-3264 or call Jean 898-3264 or call Bev Croft 898-5313. Bev Croft 898-5313, . 892-5901 #628. 892-5901. 893 - 5901 892-357 1. 892-5901 #628. \ .. .. 1 .. 4 _------'-- .. - .. , ". , .I .

114 gile late fronIplus65'tr&d'dqe& ed acre's, all services, adjatefit to new.5' Box I@, HillSprih"ig,g,. AJta. TOK lu)." h acre~iPisi4nTBejt:-,.~~f~rs~-ta.' Phqm(403) 626-3232. * owcr, low hrs. Excelknt peace' iembers. I,' -- -. $49,500 FP:Located at Bridge Lake Washers' ,, , Dishwashc Liver - $67,500. . Satday, May 31: Bake sale in Highlands Mall spqnsored b'y 66 Offices for Rent. nearHwy. 24. Ph: 593475. (5.6) Dryers.' Ice Equipmr . v3T iti9 - M.D. 6747 974 ML ux) Mountain logger skid- quamish United Church youth group to raise money for'an exchange 79 Commercial 8 Refrigerators . Freeu THE WHEELESTATE PEOPLE er, u)o h.p. class, new tires, Clark Oll'ice rpare available. professional O'WNERS MUST SELL Commercial Refrig. finch. Excellent. Cranbrook ip to Prince Edward Island. Time 11 - 2 p.m. Industrial Property - ' building, Cleteland Ave. 892-3441 1000 sq.ft. home plus 6 acres on the 30,000. Saturday and Sunday, May 31 and June 1: "Work Weekend'' for most beautiful sheltered setting of Call e\e\. XYR-Y523. (1.16M) BY OWNER. Multiple purpose com- JOHN SIMPSON 975 D8K, choice of blades, ripper, udents, parents, teachers and friends of the Brackendale Elementary . . .. - - . trees, cliff, gravity spring water, mercial corner lot fully serviced. 6/10 ' ully enclosed cab. currently in shop. New modern office and reiail space. creek, lake access, all services. Will acre rapid growth area. Buy4ease- 898-3278 I14 Carpet8 chool. The creative playground will be built at the school on these Shylightc & Cedar. 3rd and Victoria. carry mortgage 12% F.P. $39,500. All Work Guaranteed 'rince George - price on request. ates. joint development, CS zoned. 32295 Phone 274-1438 or 324-2446 HV2-99Y7. ( 3.20) Located Bridge Lake near 100 Mile Lougheed Highway, Mission, B.C. Sunday, June 1: Special Concert featuring Ian Johnstone House. Ph: 593-4475. (5.6) V2V IA3.826-5423. iodel 5 linotype, electric pot wjth I1 'olksinger and story teller) at 3 p.m. in the Mamquam Elementary the lags 8 point, mags 12 point, 1 Two bedroom brick home, double 104 Accounting &# - 3 - chool. Swnsored by the Squamish Valley Music Society. Tickets $3, . . 67 Stores for Rent garage, .75 acre, greenhouse, brick DOUGLAS E. RUDY, A.P.A. lag - IO point, 2 mags - 6 point, 1 mag dults;Monday, $1, students. June 2: Monthly meeting Howe Sound Drama Club at . - -. fireplace, heatolator, w/w carpet. Bookkeeping & Accounting floor man 5% point, also Hammond saws ill in Krtail \tore space, 1400 \q. ft. on 80 Houses for Sale Carp& 0 Tiles Unoleurn ood condition. Write The Times Cle\eland Abe Call 892-3622 or Asking $55,000. 108 Ranch, 100 Mile Income Tax 0 Office Service hirley Deno's home - 40280 Skyline Drive, Gar. High. at 7:30 p.m. House. For more information phone Nice little 2 bedroom house complete- CrdcFloor & Wall Tlles 0 'ublishers, 1422 Pmberton , Ave., . X98-WllX I IO %I) and Tuesday, June 10 Howe Sound Concert Band - Spring Concert at 791-5596. ly reconditioned. Moved to your lot. Computer Services Sales and Installation lorth Vancouver V7P 29 or phone Squamish area. Ph.: 893-9997. (5.21) MICHAEL McEWEN 80-753 I. :30 p.m. in Mamquam Elementary School. 38140 Cleveland Avenue Saturday, June 14 Woodfibre reunion at chieftain Hotel, Tickets Squamish. B.C. 892-3870 892-5248. P.O. Box 284 Tel: 892-59 10 each from Judy Fleming at 892-SI29 or Call immediately 84 MohHomes for Sale Zarpets installed expertly regardless s tickets are limited. where you buy. AU work guaranteed. ACTION HARBEL HOLDINGS SDM Business Service Ltd. :all Ross 892-3781 between 8 a.m. -Sporting Goods 205 Vacuums 8 Repairs Complete Office Services md 12 noon. (5.27) MACHINERY LTD. including:_ SEE ROADRUNNER FILTEX-BEAM BUILT-IN q Accounting & Bookkeeping AND PARTS' SPORTING GOODS VACUUMIntercom CLEANER - Stereo Intercom SYSTEMS MOBILE HOME LISTINGS Income Tax &Payrolls FOR ALL YOUR' daniadown HoCKE? EQUIPMENT UNLIMITED WARRANTY SALES, PURCHASES 38018 Cleveland Ave. . GOO^ used late model equipment . We welcome all enquiries concerning OVERWAITEA PLAZA Sales, Installations, Service it is so-0-0-0hard to leave Squamish, B.C. * also wrecking. Cat. IHC. Flat . ALLIS. WHEELESTATE. Listings wonted. Box 1809 SPRING MEANS RENEWAL equlpmont lor parts. 892-3031 Finished or Unfinished Homes CALL COLLECT Complete Carpentry Service Buy Filtex to Get Quality Daniadown takes pride in the quality, workmanship and wide Unit 101.5920 No. 6 Road 892-9351 - European Craftsmanship - Richmond, e.<. Walter Dletze selection of their continental quilts You can turn down the heal Effective May I, 1980 Architectural Plans and still keep cozily warm on the coldest nights and free yourself PHONE 585-3622 U HoJr Phone Service 194 Sunevinn 13647.lOOth Ave., Surrey, B.C. Office Hours Renovations & Additions, etc. 898-5146 from tedious.bedrnaking forever For Free Estimates Call bOhl7C4881 Robert B. Brown & Assorlales Choose covers, accessories and drapes from a large choice of V3T 1 H9 - M.D. 6747 8:OOa.m. to4:OOp.m. THE WHEELESTATE PEOPLE British Columbia Land Surveyor mix match colours in perma press fabric The decorating pos- Squamish Bookkeeping Services 898-381 1 L. Wilkinson and Professional Engineer * 21 1 Everything for Boating sibilities are endless, and makes the ideal gift 3 yr. old Bendix mobile home with General ledger, payroll, accoui 4.15tfn) Box 13, Whistler, B.C. Drop in and see why Oaniadown IS the most popular quilt in sundeck, eddition, garden, shed & receivable and payable, etc., for sm I 61 Moving 8 Hauling 17' Starfire fibreglass boat & trailer. Canada Dealer list and colour brochure on request ServingPhone Squamish,932-5426 1978 - 70 hp Evirlrude, low hours com- completely fenced lot. Fridge, stove & business at your office or mir SQUAMISH FREIGHTWAYS furniture incl., like new. Located at plete with oars, downrigger, etc. $4500 Available after regular business hou 892-3838 Whistler and Pemkrton Three Rivers #8, Ph: 898-9841. 898-5369. (6.3) 1 19 Cleaners o.b.o.892-5498 after 6. - LOACH, HOBBS & KYLER ~ SPIRALPARK----__ I.- Mobile home spaces for rent. 898-5626 ~ British Columbia-LandSurvryor 1640 Bridgman Ave. or 898-3477. (4.29111) #62Masonrv 109 Building Materials I North Vancouver, B.C. SUNRISE MASONRY M-MLS 1974 12x62 2 bdrm. Diplomat, good 986-I37 1 MARINE MULTIPLE :ustom tirepiaces. c3bnmynnli-flll- - cond., 4 appliances, 233 Timbertown HE- K& LISTINGS SERVICE Estates or phone 898-5016. (5.27) DOORS! ypes of brick and block work. Free B.C.'s lowest prices! Pre-hung interi CLEANING stimates. 898-5693. Professional Land Surveyors The most efflclent way, to 24x60 3-bdrm. mobile home, family $23.80; solid exterior pre-hung $! Extroctowoy system & Engineers buy or sell a boat room, large living room, dining room, panelled doors $39; closet bi-fol free visual estimates PAUL PATASI ANY SIZE ANY CLASS 2 full baths, 5 aJglimtes. 898-5453. #U)I - 1080 Maitlandat Street $17.90; deadbolt locks $9.9 All work guoronteed MASONRY LTD. NEW OR USED (5.27) Canada's largest selection1 Write Box 89, Britannia Beach Vancouver, B.C. V6B 2T8 AFFORDABLE Telephone 687-684 I For iqformation phone for further informatio 'ireplaces, and all types brick, stones I .9M) Phone 85 Businesses for Sale Walker Door Ltd., Vancouw PRICES L block work, Vancouver, Whistler, 266-1101, 1366 S.W. Marine Dr. VI 'em berton 898-3845 Excavating business including all 529 or North Vancouver 985-971 Call D6ve 898-3414 FREE ESTIMATES machinery and shop equipment. 1589 Garden Ave. V7P 3A5. ' 892-3160 or 892-5561 I96 tree Service Boat for sale 15 foot Sangster craft, offersconsidered. 898-9365. (6.10) Sq. Build. Maint. Ltd. danicadowri quilts Itd. 4,000 Suspended Ceiling Tilt Anytime SQUAMISH DELTA roadrunner trailer. 40 Johnston m)02170 Painting & Decorating engine. All in good coKd. 892-3348. Established 1967 36"xBO", can b e cut easily by hand TREE SERVICE 86 Building lots for Sale any suitable size, translucent or of a )anger trees, topping, limbing & fa (5.27) 38051 2nd Awe. que F/G panels with pkbble or smoc ng. 24 hr. Answering Service. 14' 4" Hourston Glasscraft speed boat Lot for Sale by Owner 120 Contractors 898-3403Darrel McNutt892-5604 texture, selling at S17.95 per pan or and trailer. Convertible top 40 h.p. (across from the Bowling Alley) .I..>*., ,I 13.750 sq.ft. next to 2598 Thunderbird Concrete swimming pools. Custom 170 Painting 8 Decorating < AbAIXAN Comes in white or colored. NUFI Johnston. Good cond. $2,000 firm. Ridge, among prestige homes, 130 ft. iesigns, to suit your terrain. Deal VALLEY FURNITURE m~?E'?'Z:'2'~~ frontage with" view. 922-7878 West 530-6201. 22470 Fraser Highwr BUILTIN , TOPPING, LIMBING, 898-5329. (5.20) iirect from builder, eliminate the mid- or FALLING Van. (6.3) Langley, B.C. V3A 4P6. VACUUMS ileman. For information phone :or new and existing homes. Good DANGEROUS TREES Venice Pools '77 Ltd., 937-5955. leal offered. Phone 898-9735. (6.17) 45' fully insulated lift boom 21 3 Travel 8 Vacation MAVERICK DRYWALL 6"x80", can be cut easily by hand to Free Estimates - Fully lnsured raping, Boarding, Textured Ceilings, :all Russ at 986-2277. (6.3) Call Inn at 898-3479 MERCURY TRAVEL LTD. -. (SQUAMISH) T-Bar and Steel Studs. nterior. exterior painting. Also swimJ Quality Workmanship 1367 Winnipeg SI. Ring pools - Squamish references. /KEN TYM 892-3565 Phone 892-3950after 4 p.m. :ree estimates. Phone 321-4549 (6.17) :1.3Om) TREE SERVICE For Personalized Trimming and pruning of shrubs. trees Travel Arrangements PATTMAN CONTRACTING Sewing Machines and hedger Tree tppping ond take GARIBALDI TRAVEI. Custom Homes Renovations 190 downs. Fully insured. Free estimates. Box 580 Additions 9 Fix-its 8 Repairs BOX iur sqmish, B.C. a.10-5674 Garibaldi Hi hlands, B.C. 898-5694 898-9708 BUSINESS 24 hour Suncoast Realty Ltd. onrworlng I Fibre Fair 38105 2nd Ave. SQUAMISH PHONE 892-596 1 unla I22 Chimney Cleaning for all your sewing needs 105 Vacuums 8 Repairs Sunsational Highlands Mall MODERN DAY Built In VacuumsFor new and existin Vacations38051 - 2nd Ave. 898-5421 omes. Good deal offered. Phor DAVE'S BOILER 98-9735. (6.17) 892-5991 Don Lecky Gray Mitchell Wayne Mitchell Joyce Cunningham Patricia Dufty CHIMNEYFlu 8 Fireplace CLEANING (evenings) (evenings) (evenings) (evenings) (evenings) MEMBERS OF:11111t1il11111i11111lll~~ 898-321 8 898-541 3 1 892-9027 898-9566 898-31 42 1Vaaturn Equipped E,PA(; t 1111 Satisfaction Gwrontred 1111iii1i1i1llil111liilll EiimrmREALTY LTD. Coast to GDqst c~8V&fdh& - - - -898-34'14 37991 ___ @@Estate Service Box 1760. Squamirh, B.C. 090-3541 Coast to Cwst Real Estate ' Mr. of Wlildlng Mdnt. Ltd. Sq. 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EXTRAS, EXTRAS, EXTRASl Lge. lot, 1360 SQFT. LUXURIOUS RANCHER on redecorated kitchen, 2 bothrooms, super trcriufiful Meodow Ave , Brockendole. UNIQUELY DESIGNED - CUSTOM BUILT fireplace, lots of. storoge, finished fomily Blower on fireploce outside looding new home in prestigious Merril Pork. room, low, low heating costs with w/b Mom's spirit in this home. Step LrCjodhox ensuite plumbing Lots of wood Gariboldi Highlonds. All thermo windows, stove, pool room, super fireplace, right Reasonable Rates down fam. rm. off kitch. for .all NEW LISTING '- NEED MORE firilstiir\g lorge polio reor yord 011 fenced vaulted ceiling, 3 bedroom, double ocross from school and 11%% atisfaction Cumteed the Kids toys .and noise plus Ige. lovely fam. home in Garib. SPACE? How about 5 bdrms., uriti heated insuloted workshop Coll garage 8 finished fomily room. A must to ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. Full price grassy fenced backyd. off patio Estates. Lge. sundeck off kit, for i'iojrie or Groy see. Call Woyne or Groy. $63,500. CoII Woyne or Gray. doors. Gracious liv. nn. with f/p completely tin. up' 7 down, ultra summer entertaining, fin. rumpus quality carpeting throughout. Ige. for dad. Up to Ige. master with rm. with f/p for indoor activities. kitch.. huge sundeck. enclosed enste & 2 other Ige. bdrms & main 3 bdrms. up & guest bdrm. down. , bath. Includes 4 appliances plus c/p, compl. fenced yd. with Ige. No need to spring clean this home. cem. oatia. Priced in low 60's. landscaped front yard. Price Just move right in. Priced in mid I29 Drivlnn Schools f59.500. SQUAMISH DRlVJNG SCHOOL karn to drive with a qualified licens- :d instructor. Full preparation for iriver's examination. For mote information phone INVESTMENT PROPERTY - 892-5058 Side by side duplex - very modem bdrm. home on over YI acre in - 3 bdrms. up with full bsmt. on desirable Garib. Estates. Lawns, ea. side. f/p up, extra Ige. lot. Mid tspdroorn immoculote well maintoined small fruit, 7 fruit trees, veg. 70's. 144 Garden Supplier home in Brackendale with rumpuc older home Most oll double glazed win. SQUAMISH PRlCES! Cholet style with garden, flower gardens, NEED ROOM TO BREATHE 6 WORK AT Rich black Delta loam rm &third bdrm down Yrc, yo1 dov,s loods of extras. Voulted ceilings, B.I. greenhouse & garage. 2 appl's & Petoched corport AND a second HOME? Almost half an &re with o 3 20 yards delivered. S265 can cti11 find a home in md 50'' Jenn-Air stove, dble. oven, dishwosher 8 5844240 drapes. Bsmt. tin. older home in excellent condition to help bedroom home over 1200 sq.f!. Full base- that IF ready to move into fridge. Beoutiful view with oil dble. win- (joy the rriortgoge with longtime tenants ment, lorge heated workshop ot back OS (3.18M) StL4e fridge and dropes included Coll well as o smaller extra storage shed. dows 8 screeng. covred sundeck. Coll Joyce $57.00. Call Joyce for more information. Wayne or Gray. TOP SOIL DELIVERED S160forSllyards

898-9072 ATTENTION! INVESTORS~~ R 111 ~ (5.27) property. Buy now for future & rent the land to ardent gardeners approx. 1 YI acres. Cleared & fenc- WHAT CAN S22,OOO BUY? - 40258 BRAEMAR - Lovely 3 ed, flower gardens, 12 chickens & This 1 bdrm. bachelor pad tucked bdrm. home with fin bsmt Dou- 148 Home Improvements chicken house, , rabbit houses, away for seclusion - liv. rm.. Ige. ble pane windows throughout Im- a Repairs workshop 'a garhge. Lge. older maculate landscaping. Fruit trees 00 YOULIKE TO BAR-B-QUE? See this kitch., bathroom & beautiful home with new foundation. Price & shrubbery well advanced Extra lorge sundeck 4 bedroom home on shrubs. Why pay rent? 589,500. hulation Also garage insulated sidehill Iocotion providing excellent valley L&K . ' SQUAMISH SPECIALISTS Jtew Lower level all finished with 2 ATTRACTIVE 3 BDRM. RANCHER. Well bedrooms. 2 bothrooms-semi ensuite, % bdrnis bathroom ond family room Must kept home on Guilford. Totolly fented LAWNMOWER AND basement completely finished, 1152 sq.ft., Joan Carrel1 Mrr. Ronnie McCartney ' Helen Nogee be Seen to be opprecioted Approx backyard. well londscoped. A good fomily well landscaped. Deloy moy mean disop- POWERSAW REPAIRS 89C312b was941 892-3905 539 OOO o5sumoble mortgoge of IO' I no home at $49,000 with fridge and stove to pointment. Call Groy or Woyne for further Free pick up and dellvery . R.J. Conell Dorothy Golden Full prnce 566 OOO Coll Groy or Woyne stay. Coll Joyce for more information. Linda Burritt details right away. 890-3305 896-312b ma3149 892-5558 (3.18111)

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rade for house in Brackendale irea. 2 miles from Cheekye in sun. iiest area of Sq. Valley. 5% acrer with 4 bdrm. home, fam. rm., kit. :hen, blt-in d.w.. elec. heat, acorn Whistler came in eighth. There Interested in slimming? A' *** .fp. Assurn. lease on 6 more acres. were 62 teams in the race. Con- weight reducing group is form- Council approved retained Rental 'income ea. mo. from gratulations to all. ing and anyone wishing to par- John Connelly to compile a {arious sources. Phones, hydro & Local pipe band has *** ticipate is welcome to attend the neighbourhood concept ,plan, a ichool bus. Priced at $99,500. The 1st Pemberton Brownie meeting each Monday morning cost-bedefit analysis of benchland BRACKENDALE - ONLY ! A.MI SH Pack and Girl Gide Company at the Health Centre at 10:30 development and subdivision SQU bylaws sogn as possible. LOTS LEFT - You'll have t( busy weekend and their leaders attended the a.m. as hurry to get one of thece choicc 70th Birthday Rally held by the *** serviced. treed, huilding lots 01 AQUATIC CLUB The Squamish Kinsmen Pipe mond Arena preceding the even- Lion's Area at Squamish May Mr. and Mrs. R.W. (Bill) quiet Axen Rd. All lot

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