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1EnnS position until May su that a successor Mitchell's appointment was rescinded est commissioner wil! ~z-it"ank.it hopthl- could be found - said he had been under and Hughes will not be replaced until iy the process in the future will be inorti days after David Mitchell was political pressure from Clark and senior May 23. The news release said the legis- well-considered. Ibid h~ ciddrd thc;t it i'. as British Columbia's next conflict government bureaucrats who wanted to lature will ratify a new commissioner to positive that thc ir?c'tc.;,cndcnc.:. of the -est commissioner, he told outgo- make the Mitchell appoint- take effect after Hughes's office of conflict of intcrest cc)niI:iis:.ic)r IC 1- nmissioner Ted Hughes in a letter ment. departure. has been strongly reiw;el-tcd. was "advising the government" Mitchell, in his March 28 Mitchell on Monday said "Eve11 very dark ~f~~ci..czil ~~~~"tlt?it"- Hughes to remain in office until letter to Hughes, said he he has regrets about the have silver linings," Uitcheil :;aid. .I islature has approved a replace- asked the government to events of last week, but Squamish h42iyor Corinnc I ~omd+:-,ziLi whoever that may be." review Hughes's concerns feels honored to have been she is disappointed to sw Mitc-hoii hw~ ell, who is not seeking re-election about the appearance of asked to be conflict of as MLA for West ~/~~~il~(~~~~~~~?--~~'~~-~~~'~~~~1

independent MLA for West interference in the indepen- interest commissioner. He before an election is c~lled.Shc Lidc i?c ver-Garibaldi, stepped down dence of the ofice. said he is reassessing has used his office to set up ri-w~iiw:;- e legslature to assume the role of Clark, who said he did not whether or not he will now with cabinet ministcrs. ;sioner on an acting basis, as intend to pressure Hughes, let his name stand for the "It's nice to have SO~CJC?IW?it-h: !-. ced by Premier Glen Clark March originally kid he mishan- position. ally and now we have lost an dv.' dled the affair, but refused to "The way things went last Mitchell said he will be windiig ciowr: as soon as the announcement was back down. However, on week and with the contro- the affairs of both his constituency oftice , the opposition Liberals - of Friday, Clark announced --. versy that swirled around in West Vancouver and Iegislative office 1 Mitchell was a member before he that Hughes has agreed to David Mitchell this issue, I'm re-evaluat- in Victoria during the next two months. ed to cut his ties with the Partv in return to the position of act- inrr that and, in fact, mv But he added that he will be available to iddle of his term of officeA-- ;aid ing conflict & interest com- fezing right now is that'1 his constituents during that time, even hell could not perform the job prop- missioner. don't want to cause any further strain to though he is no longer technically their because of past political afiliation . Clark said he accepted full responsibili- our legislature in Victoria by adding to representative in the legslature. Mitchell Id affect his job in the non-partisan ty for the way a new commissioner was any controversy." said with the conflict of interest commis- of the commissioner. As well, appointed and apologized to Hughes Mitchell said the events of last week sioner position being intended to be a es - who was going to resign in "about the inappropriate way his depar- have been a learning experience for all part-time position, he was already going uary but agreed to former premier ture was handled," a government news parties involved. Me said this first-time to be looking at complementing the posi- v Harcourt's request to remah in the release said. experience of replacing a conflict of inter- tion with a number 6f other activities.

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The Best Addressed Person In Town Is what you will feel if you owned this absolutely fantastic. home in Garibaldi Estates. The quality is unbeatable, the Squamish mayor works design will appeal to every member of the family, the kitchen is right out of Better Homes and Gardens - Make an appointment to see this SOON. $339,000. 10 14 Regency Place, Estates. full time for part-time sala By Ron Enns involved with the many issues affecting this comm 4 Very Traditional Family Home tv. auamisk There is no question that the job of mayor is one of the 4 “I believe that it’s really important that whoeve :ompletely refurbished inside, new kitchen, new carpets, new most important in any town or city. Councils as a whole can make those trips to Victoria, can take involved in things like protected areas s blights, new doors, new oak handds, new appliances.The make the decisions which dictate how a community will be operated, and the mayor - while holding only one treaty negotiations, can take the time to be lownstairs has a HUGE family room for the kids plus an extra vote, the same as each councillor - is the head of coun- involved in the regional district. I think by d ledroom FANTASTIC VIEWS. A MUST SEE. $239,900. cil and is expected to provide leadership. It’s a huge now have a higher profile over in Victoria 0378 Kintyre Drive, Highlands. responsibility. In the private sector, heads of major cor- before and I think that’s important. You really porations are compensated handsomely - into the six- someone in this office that’s got the time to do it.” figure salary range - especially when there are high The question of whether t -ALLU RONNIEMCCARTNEY TODAY! profit margins. But the head of the corporation of the mayor should formally be District of Squamish - the mayor - receives a relative- brought up, almost flippantly, at a recent ly low stipend for working the more-than-occasional 14- ing as a possible question for the May referendum hour day, along with receiving complaints from dis- byeledion). Council has not discussed sub gruntled residents at any time of the day. ing the stipend for the position of mayor. “I don’t think anybody runs for council for the money” Lonsdale said she believes the stipend sh said Mayor Corinne Lonsdale, who in 1996 will receive in order to allow more people to run for $22,500 for being mayor and about another $4,000 for hold the position. sitting on the Squamish-Lillooet Regional District board. ”I think more money would allow more There is no extra pay for being a member of any of the the opportunity of sitting here, but I do district’s 50-odd committees. Not all mayors are paid as essarily will mandate that you will get poorly as the Squamish mayor. In some major cities the time out of them. If you decide you’ EASTER THE BAKERY mayor’s salary is approaching the $100,000 mark. In full-time mayor and you decided a AT such cases it is assumed the high pay carries with it full- even going to be $35,000, you’re still not going to at MEANS: time dedication. But in smaller towns the line between a whole lot of people.” the job of mayor being full time and part time is not as Lonsdale said that a person Hot Cross Buns clear. In fact, it is up to the mayor to decide how much to be position in the workforc time will be spent on the job. a leave of absence from their empl Fresh Fruit Flans “There’s absolutely no way you could mandate that and be in a position where, like her, he or she is no it’s a full-time job,” said Lonsdale, who left her job at a primary breadwinner in the household. Easter Rabbit Cookies bank when she was elected mayor to devote all of her ”Or you need to be independently wealthy in the workday to the elected task. She said even if the stipend place to warrant giving a job up or else so confident a Gourmet 10” Whole Quiches for the job of mayor was raised, another mayor could you can finish out your working y Unique Health Breads decide to work as little, or as much, as he or she saw fit. office ...and that public is pretty fickle out there.” ”Probably some mayors in tiny communities treat it as a So what keeps the mayor of Squamish, a position full-time job and some in the major communities don’t.” a full-time job and part-tim For example, on either side of Squamish, Whistler Lonsdale, it is rewards like fi Mayor Ted Nebelling with a 1995 stipend of $43,550 is lieu of taxes from B.C. Rail after ye 3n the job as mayor full time, while West Vancouver getting infrastructure funding fro *Our wholesale division is now in operation. Mayor Mark Sager with a 1995 stipend of $51,000 is not ment for major capital projects li For inquiries and orders contact Barbara or Daniel. ilways in the office because he also runs a business. sion project at the industrial pa And in Squamish, Lonsdale is definitely treating the sewage treatment plant upgrade. 38086 Cleveland Ave. 892c2231 nayor’s job as a full-time position because she believes ”But I will take two dozen kicks in the shin in t is important for the mayor to become intimately meantime, and that’s OK.” I I I RACE & COMPANY.

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Ir Mont '' OUt[No hospital closure planned lil Sale ntrary to some rumors circulating in the munity, the Ministry of Health has no s to close Squamish General Hospital, or other hospitals in the province. In a press e sent out Monday, the Squamish Care Society says it has written assur- from Leah Hollins, executive director of inistry of Health's acute care division, no hospitals will be closed. inbers of the board of directors of the ish Health Care Society say they arc toward expanding the role of tht 1 in the community and the corridor y recently endorsed a strategic plan whid expectations for the future and call: aggressive action to 'ensure the hospital be able to respond to the ever increasing the area. The board is also working Sea to Sky Community Health oward the transfer of responsibility a1 operations. a Daylight Saving Time starts Everyone Loves A Carnival Sunday morning There were hundreds of happy but slightly dizzy children in Squamish over the weekend as the Squarnish Kinsmen uamish residents are reminded that brought the M. F. Wagner Shows carnival to town. There were rides, games, popcorn and candy floss. David Donaldson ht Saving Time starts at 2 a.m. Easter photo Council balances budget

Chamber expands theme of the annual trade fair with three -per i By Ron EMS >rice index, an increase of about three per cent niorc than ast year. Squamish council has stuck to its target of keeping the Taxpayers,. however, do not yet know how the budget r s Sea to Sky Country Trade Fair from 1996 budget for the entire district in line with the consumer increase will affect their taxes. It is the change in assessments of their properties and thc setting of the tax rite that will determine how niuch in May 24-26 at the Brennan Park Leisure taxes is owed. Last year, the budget increase was keyt to two per writ and the tax rate set by council did not significantly chailgt the amount of taxes paid by the majority of home OU~I~L~, compared to 1994. However, in 1994, most Squamisli l~o127cowners lidtkir property taxes rise considerably bccause council cqq~r-owd a greater increase in the tax rate for residcrices COI~I~~II-C~to Quote QB the Week the increase of comniercial and industri,~ltax r~ks.'r he effect was a shift in the tax base in which 170117~'o~vnc~rs were saddled with a greater proportion of the responsibility for providing funds for to meet the district's budget an sometimes have silver requirements. linings,99 The compensatory shift was partly due to the district collecting less taxes from CanadianOxy because it closed down its chemical plant. This year - especially with it being a municipal election DAVID MITCHELL, ON PAGE 7, year - it is not likely that there will be a further burden to home owners by providing a break to business and industry. Air Pollutant Index "I don't think we will do that again. 1 would suggest that daily maximumsfor the last week (in brackes we are going to try and maintain the levels from previous utant responsible fm the maximumding). years and the ratios," Mayor Corinne Lonsdale said. 16 (ozone), March 30 - 17(ozone), March To keep the budget increase at three per cent, council had reduced sulphur), rvIarch 28 - 22 to cut $1.7 million from a proposed budget - based on the 27- 18 (inhalable particulate), March budgets submitted by the various departments - that was (ozone), March 25 -23 (inhalable partidate). first presented to the finance committee in January. After a good. 26-50 fair. 51 -1 00 posl; persons with heart m series of meetings, council last week balanced the budget, ailments should reduce physical activity. Om100 which ha'; been set ai $9.4 million to reflect the three per LIS hd!dstay inbrs. cent increase. Most of the cuts were made in the area of proposed service level increases - including requests for increased per- sonnel - that council felt it could not accommodate in 1996, lonsdale said. Out of a total accumulated surplus from prior years of $2.285 million, council this year drew $825,000 from the surplus to be put toward reducing the deficit in the 1W6 WED budget. Bridge Extends Trail System The district on Thursday received the authenticated tax Cloudy. roll from the B.C. Assessment Authority which will now Chance of Forest Renewal B.C. funds and a generous donation of two showers. huge log stringers by lnterfsr allows trail crews to spend allow the finance Committee - consisting of the eritire council - to debate and set the 1996 tax rates. Low 5. their weekend building a bridge on the Thompson Trail con- High 11. necting Brohm Lake with the Tenderfoot Creek Fish CouncilSJhasuntil May 15 to adopt the budget. Hatchery. Trail maps are avalable at the Squamish Forest As well, council has yet to address the issue of hcw to use the $219,000 it is receiving this year from a grant-in-lieu of District officem chamber of commerce OF at the hatchery. Brian Goldstone photo taxes that B.C. Rail is now required to pay to the munici-

y- THE SQUAMISH CHIEF APRIL 2, 1996 1s81 5 NEWS *- hree candidates seek council seat, so far candidates have indicated they The deadline for filing nominations for ning in the municipal council the position, which was recently vacated Introducing CRIMINAL LAW ction, which will be held May 11. by Meg Fellowes, is Thursday at 4 p.m. Laura Boudreault KMT of Monday afternoon, Terrill A referendum regarding a proposed Registered DUUGLASSTEWART son and Gin0 Pagliardi had filed new public library is planned to take (604) 892-931I nomination pagers at Municipal place at the same time as the byelection. Massage Therapist And on Sunday, Paul Lalli The term for the council position is for ced he is running for the vacant only about six months because general physician referrals FOR YOUR CONVENfENCE seat, although he had yet to file municipal elections take place in accepted nation papers. November. MR. STEWARTCAN ALSO ICBC claims BE REACHED AT ills home VisiLs VANCOUVER OFFICE infanthaby massage (604) 685-6820 sports rn'fisage

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kI Call Mc & Mc at 1-8OO-475- 7976 %O book your appt. Fast, convenient r andj service on your premises. 1 jail. .: Dr para Fled fmr McKenzie & McKenzie Dentvi P.O. Box360 Lions Bay, B.C. VON 2E0 and PO darch: .Phone (604) 921-7976 Fa>c (604) 921-7938 release Toll Free 1-800-475-7976 nen d Road Changes Under Way [email protected] le oft1 truction crews are busy these days on major alterations to the intersection at ho we1 ey Avenue and Cleveland Avenue. The changes are being made to accommo- iccess to the new B.C. Rail shopping centre. David Donaldson photo o m~ mrw, 2, io^ THE SQUAMISH CHIEF THE SQUA MlSH CHiEF is published every Tuesday by Whistler Printing & Publis Box 3500,38 I I3 Second Avenue, Squamish BC Squamish gives lesson in grace quamish Mayor Corinne Lonsdale was certainly more gracious than her Whistler counterpart when it was announced SMarch 22 that B.C. Rail would be providing interim grants in lieu of taxes to communities along its rail lines. The communities have been worhng diligently with the Union of B.C. Municipalities for several years to have the Crown corporation either pay taxes or grant s-in-lieu. Though the payments announced do not come close to what full taxation on rail property would return to the community, it is certainly a step in the right direction. And negotiations continue for a permanent grants-in-lieu program for next year. Squamish council has been struggling to cut its proposed budget by $1.7 million to keep budget increases down to three per cent. It will be getting $219,053 from B.C. Rail, its share of the $2 million in total grants. The regional district will also get $59,473, some of which could come to Squamish. Lonsdale and council said they were grateful for the money, though expressing concern it wasn’t the full amount of taxation. Whistler Mayor Ted Nebbeling expressed the same sentiments. But then he went further, switching hats to that of Liberal candi- date in the West Vancouver-Garibaldi riding, to suggest the government had forced B.C. Rail to make the payment at this time as part of the preelection package of ”goodies” rather than setting up an ongoing compensation program. Mitchell has manv mtior:- rl - I- What nonsense. n Tuesday, David was out of a job. If Nebbeling sees a sinister NDP plot behind a solution to years of and contrition is the ques Mitchell was on top of Clark‘s handling the lobbying by many municipal politicians, his paranoia is getting the of of whether Mitchell woul the B.C. political world. process in this issue was obvi- better of him. And if he can’t be gracious in looking a gift horse in 0 have done a good job. I, f He had jettisoned his con- the mouth, he only makes himself look like the other end of the ously wrong. He challenged a one, think he would have stituents here in the West beast. tradition and in the process I doubt he will get that cl Vancouver-Garibaldi riding a piqued the anger of Hughes, a again when the new conf: c c cm I few weeks earlier than planned former Saskatchewan judge commissioner is chosen. to become the new conflict of who has a tremendous reputa- I haven’t always agreed I rattic woes worsenea interest commissioner. Mitchell tion for fairness. Hughes is, Mitchell’s political policie

I had announced a couple of after all, the man who rid this directions. But I have adr; months ago he wouldn’t be province of that scourge called the depth of his thinking, by queue jumpers running in the election antici- Bill Vander Zalm. integrity, and his work et1 pated for this spring, and the And Clark knew full well, as Mitchell has done a great he new traffic signals and rebuilt traffic lanes at the intersec- current cornmissioner Ted did Mitchell, what the former in his comparatively shorl tion of Hwy. 99 and Cleveland Avenue can’t come too soon. Hughes had said he wanted to rtural sei T Now that B.C. Rail‘s shopping centre development is under leave his post in January but way and the new intersection at Cleveland Avenue and Buckley was talked into staying a few Avenue is being constructed, the highway changes can’t be far more months by then premier behind, we hope. Mike Harcourt. You with me so One of the problerns which is becoming increasingly more com- far? I~IIis contributing to longer and longer traffic delays for those Narcourt stepped down, As I See It drivers on Cleveland wanting to turn north on the highway. Rather Clark became NDP leader and than taking their place in the turning lane, drivers will take the thus premier, and one of his right-hand lane to cross to Loggers Lane, get barely through the tasks was to find a new conflict By AI Price intersection, pop a U-turn and barge their way into the turning czar. In that Hughes had traffic. This causes even further delays for those turning, and tends agreed to stay on until May, to back up traffic into the middle of town. And it might get those there didn’t seem to be any real rude drivers home five minutes earlier, which must be awfully hurry to find a replacement, MLA’s appointment would do to date, from legislative ck in1 po r tan t. but Clark is nothing if not a to the Liberals. The Liberals’ Saskatchewan to resource It will only get worse if the new intersection at the industrial park political animal. He chose righteous indignation button is pany executive, from authc is completed before the one at Cleveland and the highway, routing Mitchell, the former Liberal in full view, just next to the one and political commentator niore traffic along Loggers Lane. and Independent Liberal MLA which prompts fits of full- working MLA. He has a b1 Part of the solution is for drivers to have a bit more patience and who finally dropped all refer- blown apoplexy. No doubt they and agile mind, and a reco not jump the queue. Another part is for construction to be done in ences to Liberals from his name both had a little giggle, know- successes which should be the proper sequence, so one situation doesn’t make another worse. tag. ing the reaction they would envy of many. And the final piece of the puzzle is to ensure all the work is done Needless to say, that tweaked draw. I do think Mitchell is the before the height of the summer tourist season, so we don’t all go the collective noses of the If not for Hughes’s reaction, of person who could have banana. If it isn’t already too late. Liberals, who said Mitchell was Clark and Mitchell could prob- become non-partisan in thr too partisan. They said they ably have weathered the storm. conflict commissioner’s ofl would boycott his services, and But as I see it, Hughes was the He has worn many hats OF THE SQUAMISH CHIEF fire him if they became govern- one who made Mitchell’s the years, and has changed Publisher and Group Ad Representatives Accountant ment after the election. They appointment a real political them regularly without bec Publisher Linda Garner Ken Key did everything but threaten to issue, the very thing he accused ing confused as to who or J n 11eke Vnn Hat t e m Dianne Hathaway Administrative Assistant Jill Smith huff and puff and blow Clark of doing. The conflict of where he is, unlike some IC Editor Production Manager Mitchell’s house down. As it interest commissioner’s job is a politicians with higher asp AI I’ricc Lyle Stachoslu Circulation Manager turns out, they didn‘t need to. political appointment. tions. Reporters Henry Lacroix r

bogs- create many- more problems than cats people and young children like I have dog will bark at his shadow for hours if bath, he told me that was normal and s is an open letter to the person who seen dogs do. Case in point what hap- there is nothing else to bark at? One of part of nature. He showed me ways to the dog dish full of darts, and to pened in 1995 and all the dogs that had to our neighbors had a barbecue stolen and, cat-proof them. By the way, this man is an who let their dogs roam leash-free be destroyed because they were allowed when asked if we heard anything, every- avid birdwatcher and can name almost to blame others due to their to run free and pack. one said the same thing. The dogs were any bird he sees in life or pictures. Also ignorance or just laziness. I have yet to see a cat challenge me or barking but they do it all the time so why you should know this man loves dogs emember ever having to side others when we go out for walks, like we bother to get up and see them bark at and only tolerates cats and, like some of cat poop where ever I walk, be it have had unleashed dogs do to us, to the their shadows again. the rest of us, is tirccl of seeing uncon- town, on the roads, paths or parks, point of near attacks. Only fast thinking Lastly some advice I was gwen a while trolled dogs running loost. and cithcr get- saved us - so far. At this time I would back when my children were smaller, by ting hurt or hurting people because peo- ve yet tc see a cat roaming the like to go on record that if, or should I say a very smart elderly gentleman, was to ple can’t be bothered to take care of them. very close to their when (as it is only a matter of time), I or cover your sandboxes when not in use, as Me asks this question, ”If this is liciw they like I see dogs all the time running any member of my family does get not only does it keep animals out but also are with their dogs, how pray tell do they injured because of an unleashed dog keeps it dry and protected from the treat their children? And if they don’t n’t have a problem of cats getting attack, I will be suing the owner for all weather. He also informed me about the have any then they never should.” I and arbage, nor have I noticed my they have, after they finish paying their different products you can use to deter all other responsible pet and clog owners ask having that happen to them, fines and court costs of course. kinds of unwanted animals from gar- and say the same sort of things. have all had trouble with dogs The one thing I don’t understand is the dens. When I complained about my cat Christine Sivyer raccoons, not only getting into our people who have dogs that bark most of chasing birds at the feeders and the bird- Brackendale age but scattering- it all over the the day and night. How can you sleep through the racket and how will you ever ve yet to see a pack of cats roaming know if someone is breaking into your d destroying livestock and chasing home or the neighbor’s, seeing as your BUYER’S B€Z SHOP& COMPARE- SQUAMISH w growth not a problem op-at-any-cost attitude, Community Planning like many taxpayers, especially when growth group and try to bring is slow or the communi- our council up to speed ty is isolated. We must on our community’s con- e official com- realize that slow growth cerns, and isolation are not As Squamish appro- problems here. Rapid aches the new millenni- development and poor um, the rate of change planning are. and growth is only Our council has consis- going to accelerate. 38926 MIDWAY resome use tently shown that the Guided by a strang OCP, New construction metal bldg. 9200 sq ft Unit #3,38924 Queens Way spirit and even the letter we can welcome oppor- shop - divided in 2, with nat. gas, four 1894 sq f? - one 14 ft door, washroom, of the official communi- tunities and choose 14 ft doors, gyprock & insulation, concrete 1 yr old, paved parking, concrctc ty plan mean little to wisely. Alas, wisdom floor. 1920 sq ft - 2 reception areas each I floor & bldg. Great visibility on new ed by its location, them when facing a and council seem far with 2 otrices, washrooms, carpet & lino connector route. development proposal. removed from one on 1 ac,-e, fenced, landscaped, paved. Asking $163,900 MIS tural setting and not Be it a highway burger another. Short-term bus- Potential to Strata Title ubsidizhk money- stand, a mall access, Asking $689,000 MLS chemes that commercial airport, e to have precedence over our best OCP can be easily the public‘s wishes and Call Ted Craddsek e pur- best interests. Shane Shemko BLACK TUSK REA Squamish 38235 Cleveland Ave., Squamish, LC Ph: 892-5924 Pager: 892-3335 Van. Dir 689-5818 Fax: 892-9345 - Live cl ource I auth ntatoi as a b a rec( uld be is the have I in th br’s of Lats 01 angec ut bel ho or )me 1( 2r asp

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,1 - ~ ~~ - COMMERCIAL CONTRACTORS As a mere lad Pete LETTERS - Serving the Sea to Sky Corridor- headed West. Building and designing Fire alarm systems Computer signal circuits are wbat be does best. Service to a// building Transmitter Construction Today he’ll be pounding Co-or,-- schoolin- - m- wiring systems & Maintenance his hammer with glee. For he’s now been con- structing a half century. is an option ELECTRIC LTD, Squamish, B.C. HGP!!Y Ed if o r, 8924582 Birthday! Mom, how do you spell ”they”? Mom, how do spell ”want’’? This is a question that seems to echo Ron En lessly throughout our household every 10 minutes - inp; homework time. I had to sit back and wonder, i! ne COm I th; way it is, my child having difficulty with his g outrage mar? I soon discovered the reality after quizzing I t !Id wal other friends of my son. Out of 20 words for I delibo spelling test, all three of them had only three right. ,wing 1 could this be? We are talking about a Grade 8 le\ year-olc grammar. lse at ti I had him tested by the school psychologist for a 1( est i ga tc ing behavioral problem. I also had him tested fo basic skills. Both tests came back average, with no lems for his grade ability - with one exception. : grammar was lacking, and functioning on two gr below. So what is the problem? No one could corn J- with an answer. As a parent, I took one final step which I’m sure 1 stirndrngV parents wouldn’t even attempt. I requested permis from the school principal and my son’s teachers to ! on all of his classes during my days off work. I attei by. ed this procedure for two days, during which I sat a Somewhere, in the pairited hills of the a very different back of the class, observing my most feared thoug Interior, completely got lost in the whole concept of learninl experience awaits your call. It’s in parts ftmw;.:as High Country, I thought for sure I was going deaf, as I couldn’t C&boo Country, the Okanagrin and Kootenay Country, where a word the teacher was saying. A lot of commotion going on, kids were talking, some were acting up, vast purple deserts and soaring ranges are ready to be ’ ers were daydreaming in another world. I found mi discow red. Where horses, weather-worn saddles and home more interested in the actions of these students thi the lessons the teacher was teaching. Let’s face cooking blend into cowboy history. And rivers, rafts and already lost my focus, since I couldn’t hear what spccracu~arfresh w7ater wait in the teacher was saying from the start. fishing _-I_ A~~~~~&&~--_IIc----.----- As I sat there I counted 34 students in this class. I wings. Tust call our I $00 number. We’ll book Speczc_I could one human being be responsible for so many ers, and teens at that. My heart goes out in sympathy to those teachers, to those students who cannot concentrate as well as ers. After discussing my observations with the prim and teachers, their reply was this: “The students To book this or an^^ of our other B.C. vacation specials, call have to learn to concentrate and focus when they gel into the work force, so they will have to learn to c Super, Natural British Coiumbia at now in school.” These students are not yet adults experiencing M 663-6000 force survival, and the only focus they should be 011 ts i d i: G rea t e r VA13 c o 11 vc‘r 1- 80 0 - 6 63- 6 0 0 0 centrating on is their school work, learning the b tools, not the environment of a work place. In time, 1 their academic skills and self-confidence, they shc have no problems as an adult in their future jobs. But these basic tools getting lost in the system? Who re are the victims here? The simple fact is these stud( .*:. have no choice and must adapt to the ridiculous c .A,.. capacity in today’s school environment, losing out 1 the one chance they have to prepare themselves for survival in today’s society. The students may not have a choice in this matter, 4 arson fi the parents do. Parenis can develop a better lem rned th environment for their child. I am speaking of a 110 n alertc schooling co-op program. The benefits are incredi - 3ring that stress and frustration to an end and pron m

;elf-esteem and encouragement to your child insteac I Form a co-op group with a maximum of eight I dents. Parents involved will set up one room wif Squan their house and rotate monthly and will not have t( ries aftt present. A teacher will instruct with scheduled 110 ; north Each parent will pay a minimal cost, similar to a wt :h Mar ly babysitting fee which, as a group, supplies the sal ce attril needed to pay a full-time teacher. Each parent vol atigue teers one day of his or her time per year, so the child man’s can have the physical outings such as sking, swirntilj h on thc etc. Outings will take place once per month. 1, strucl Monthly meetings will be set up for parents, kids I hit a teacher to discuss progress and offer suggestions i !and s activities - a chance for parents to stay involved i alf. Po: have a real say. This is one concept for working parel ning fo As a parent, I will take this opportunity and look st i le road. a chance to regain my sanity and reduce my stressT lei A co-op has power in numbers and reduces costs. it a relire bc allows parents to have full control in their child’s e( Lila ani cation. Enough is enough. If you are interested in I a Sky ing a home schooling co-op and your child is at ch 12 cl Grade 8/9 level of learning by September 1996, give a call now. We need only eight students, but can w( lyo!le together for more than one co-op. It’s never too late. ( Mragec Catherine at 898-4806, leave a message and your phc .c 11 rn e n number and we’ll talk. Help is finally here by pare I bicyc! who care. cles an Name withheld by requl n over Squarni :h allm

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ow do 3 echo Ron E?ns arson which occurred in Aug. 27 at 1:49 a.m. NOW or was murder the inten- inutes Brackendale last summer. police are looking for tion?" Winter said that he hopes nder, i! le community should Investigators know more evidence to link a 1 his g outraged that a person arson was the cause of a suspect to the crime. anyone with knowledge zzing 1 Id walk into a house fire - set in a suite of a "We have a very good about this crime would s for I deliberately set a fire four-plex house on suspect and a certain come forward with infor- right. wing there were two Meadow Avenue in Eagle amount of evidence link- mation, "as this is a crime e 8 lev year-old children in the Run - in which two girls ing him to this crime. We against children that could Ise at the time, a police escaped after being alert- are looklng for assistance have had disastrous for a 1t estigator says of an ed by a smoke detector on from the general public to re si1 1t s . __.__~ ted fo GhawI---- - their "If this happenedI1 once, th no knowledge of we are concerned it may 2ption. this crime with happen again and another :wo gr us,'' said family may be victimized. d corn Squamish "The community police RCMP Cpl. and everyone else living i sure 1 Hugh Winter. here should be in an permi: Winter is uproar that somebody can

ers to ! working Twith break into a house, com- . I attei Const. mny mit this crime against I sat a Porato, who is these two children and thoug heading up the walk away." 2arninl investigation. Anyone with informa- ildn't Winter said it tion on this crinie can calt notion is important to Cpi. Hugh Winter or 'g UP1 bring this Const. Tony Porcifo at the ind mi i 11v e s ti g a ti o n Squ a m ish kCM i3 d t' t nc 11- nts tha to a successful ment at 898-9611. i face conclusion to r what prevent this lund of crime class. 1 from happen- many ing again. He said the chers, actions of the vel1 as arsonist could e prim have resulted dents in the death of ley get the two chil- rn to c dren. "If that was cing M the person's Id be intent that ; the b these children time, 1 die, the person The ktproducts and prices for lumber and buildiarqc sugplics. ey shc could be It pays to be choosy about your suppliers arid tlic moru bs. But charged with choosy you arc, the better we look. Yho re attempted e studt murder. We We're coPltrac4or-sriegm%e(8. 1lous c have to estab- Wc carry ;ill the convcntion;ii g:r;icic.s ng out lish what the of lumber for constract ion, includ- Jes for suspect's ing frmiing lumber and plywood, motive was. cedar prodiict s, finishcd Iurnt,c.r :i !id n a t t c r, xson fire on Aug. 27 last year destroyed this suite and could have \AJ~~ it hardwood finis1it.d lu~nfx~r.I [I fx-t, r lem ned the lives of two 10-year-old girls living there if they hadn't vengeance or a1 niost any 11 11ilti i ng rn ;i t c ri i i 1s y( ) ii If a 110 n alerted by a smoke detector. an obsession, may require - prc-hung cfoorb, incre di windows, drywall, sinks, batiirooms, cl pron everything you tiecd for your inst e a( building project. We m-c Vmcoir~~c*r's eight I )m wit Squamish man sustained minor moulding centre have tc ries after rolling his car as he was dri- An office was ransacked during a break- led 1101 ; north out of Britannia in at Howe Sound Framing lumber :o a xir€ Secondary School March 23 Plywood the sal ce:h attributeMarch 25 the at accident 6 p.m. at 11:20 p.m. Nothing was .Siding ?nt vol atigue and inattention. 11 *Insulation WHurdwure e child man's car went into the olzce stolen. R h on the right side of the Two vehicles collided Paint wirntili *SPF lumber *Parallam PSL I, struck some rocks and Blotter March 23 at about 10 a.m. at Hwy. 99 and Valley Drive, f kids i I hit a B.C. Tel utility causing $3,000 in damage. ,tion5 i i and snapped the pole dved 2 df. Police issued the man a written g pasel ning for failing to confine his vehicle )ok st ii le roadway. res lei sts. It a rehe bottles of red and white wine, iild's e( da and a case of beer were stolen j in I'OI I a Skyline Drive residence between is at ch 12 and March 18. 16 you have information 5, give '!!a about a crime, telephone can W( iycm who has had a bicycle stolen is I late. C )waged to go to the Squamish RCMP Crimestoppers at 892-TlPS iur phc chent to take a look at the recov- (8477). Your call is free, y~u pare; bicycles. Police regularly pick up cles and after a period of time turn don't have to give your ly requl 7 over to the District of Squamish, name and you may qualify jqaami :h allows people to bid on them. for a reward. 10 slir APRIL 2, 1906 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF -4 NEWS r

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School districts’ bud you’ve deadline extende The province’s school districts have been given e time to prepare their 1996/97 school budgets. Education Minister Paul Ramsey announced in Ma that the deadline for budgets has been extended fi April 27 to June 14. The provincial funding announcement usually place earlier in the year but was delayed by the pr cia1 government’s leadership campaign to replace mer premier Mike Harcourt. The funding announcement provides districts details on the preliminary provincial funding, wh a per-student amount multiplied by the number o lot more dents expected to enroll in a district in the coming Wowe Sound’s operating budget was about $24 lion this year but is expected to be cut by about $6 next year due to cuts in federal transfer payments to province. ”We believe it’s important that school districts hi ample time to prepare their budgets,” Ramsey said i than press release. “We’re* moving our announcement of funding school districts to April this year, so it makes senset we give. school .. boards some more time to do their’ get work.” of the Howe~ Sound school district superintendent D Courtice said despite the extension, planning for money+ coming school year has still been delayed, giving I district’s staff less time before the school year begif September to plan such things as staffing levels. In his announcement Ramsey said boards should I fe\ tinue to prepare the cost side of their budgets in an linter c pation of the provincial funding announcement. led, bui seep clc Bov who fell into Rubble l+w, Smart Iim I~ccoriic;I W:IY of’ lik iri R.C. Each ycar, And you save something more important as well: the Creek died from drowning An autopsy has determined that four-year-old Brown died from drowning after falling into the lent waters of Rubble Creek March 13. His bod recovered in the creek March 16. Smart and kecp it that way. Savcs Morc Than Money Squamish RCMP Sgt. Dwain Wetteland said that died from dry drowning, which is a spasm of the 1 BC hydro and likely died quickly. Police have ruled out fo in the death. Eagle fell into the creek while on a picnic Surrey family and friends. Rubble Creek is about 35 kilometres north of Squamish on Hw NEWS Squamish Funeral Chapel Ltd, (1967)

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SEA TO SKY CEAN deral program to assist -Squarnish - - PORTS ople interested in tourism jobs 892-3366 pitality tourism field is that it is probably one of the bigger growing areas in I -&6-rnillion federally funded project Squamish ." nced March 27dwill help 3,000 There will be two 11-week programs loyed British Columbians - run in Squamish, beginning on April 9 rn udc g 20 in Squamish - prepare for and July 9 with room for 10 to 12 partici- jobs. pants in each. There is still room for more led one-year $90,000 Squamish pro- six more people in the first program. I given an employment preparation pro- At least 10 of the total of 20 participants ?tS. assist unemployed workers - are required to be collecting zed in 1 run by Sea to Sky Community Unemployment Insurance - the pro- tended ces. The Squamish program will be gram is part of the federal government ted to help people obtain the skills Unemployment Insurance reforms - but isually ry to find jobs ..in the tourism the program is also open to people col- the pi lecting social assistance. As well, people replac1 an Resources Development who are working who wish to upgrade or is funding 24 projects in British learn new skills can participate, however, is tricts ia under the targeted labor mar- they will be required to pay for a fee for ng, wh tives program. The projects test the service. Anyone who is unemployed mber o and innovative approaches for can participate without paying. ioming vering employment-related pro- The program will include vocational 3ut $24 i. s and services. The projects are sen- and individual counselling to determine QUt$601 e to regional and local employment what people are best suited to and most ments t 1ds and build on partnerships with interested in, the development of pre- nmunity-based agencies. employment skills like writing a resume stricts hda Keech, coordinator of employ- and preparing for an interview, and there ...... ,. . . .._. .. ._._.,._..., .. ;ey said nt programs for Sea to Sky will be an on-the-job work placement . . , ...... ,.___.,._ ...... -:;:;:+ nmunity Services, said the Squamish component allowing participants to get a One call could help .. unding gram will focus on the tourism indus- feel for what the job requires. 1s sense because it is the biggest employer in Keech said that she believes partici- 3 their 1 area. pants will leave the.program with a clear- 'here are no guarantees (of a job), but er direction and increased chances for vow busin dent C of the reasons we looked at the hos- getting a job. ing for whether you're just starting out or Whether yoLir challengt. is giving Crackdown on speeders results operating an established business, i n t c rn at i on it 1 in it r-k e t i ii g o r 11 o iiic ir begin one call will connect you to our town opportunities, c;d1 LIS. 0~11- rels. network of' BLisincss Service Cei1t1-c~. ;hould ifewer crashes on Sea to Sky Highway network of business infbrmation ts in an1 inter driving conditions may have In terms of actual crashes, there were and support services. Our business Coni in LI n i t y 1% tu res 0ff'ices , ent. ed, but RCMP say they will continue 102 collisions from Nov. 1 to Dec. 31, advisors are eager to help you find Women's Enterprise Centres and WD eep close tabs on speeders who drive 1995, compared to 144 collisions for the vital industry facts and figures. offices serve sinall and mcdiuIii-siicd Sea to Sky Highway following the same period the previous year. RCMP They can suggest how to improve businesses in Western C;m;id;t. With bie Ise of new statistics that show a high have announced they will continue their your business plan. And they can 90 local of'f'ices. wc'rc closc by. So ile winter crackdown- on speeders enforcement program on Highway 99 help you access financing so your call us, and gct our coiinwlioiis 7ing an enormous success. until the end of March. business can grow. working fix- yc~i. *-old E4 e campaign, called the Sea to Sky RCMP across B.C. are also embarking the td anced Enforcement Project, saw on a provincewide speed enforcement body v 4P step.up their presence on this campaign April 1-7. :ch of highway during November The campaign will include the use of 50 that Ea1 December last year. Using a high- high tech laser guns on major highways the laryl laser which has a narrow laser beam throughout B.C. t foul pl to measure vehicle speed over one In addition, photo radar cameras are netre in distance, RCMP reduced the being deployed in high risk areas on the c with 1 lber of accidents by 29 per cent dur- Sea to Sky Highway in conjunction with is 10cafI November and December compared conventional police enforcement meth- vy. 991 t! same two-month period the previ- ods as part of a year-long initiative to War. reduce accidents. 12 APRIL 2,1996 THE SUUAMISH CHIEF NEWS Former Squamish residents recognized for saving lives Two former Squamish residents have while on vacation in Mexico when she been presented awards by the Lifesaving brought a Mexican girl back to life and Society, British Columbia and Yukon rescued the girl's brother while sustain- branch. Graham Lovely, an 11-year-old ing serious jellyfish stings. boy who now lives in Campbell River, Both Lovely and Bayley-Cudmore also was pen a silver medal for merit after received the M. G. Griffiths certificate, he and other members of two scout which is awarded to any proficiency troops camping at Silver Lake rescued award holder in any territory under the two teenaged males after their canoe jurisdiction of the Royal Life Saving overt u r nc. d . Society Canada who applied skill and And Sue Bayley-Cudmore, who now knowledge gained through any lives in Whistler, was given a silver Lifesaving Society program to aid a vic- medal for bravery. She was kayaking tim in an aquatic emergency.

Squamish Rotary e helps Bengal peo The community of Santiniketan in west- really need it," said Rotarian Dr. Sithe me anin ern Bengal, India will receive a new Hoff. ambulance as part of its retirement home Hoff has been working on the project thanks to the Squamish Rotary with Vancouver resident and Club. Squamish Rotarians were able to Satyendra Banerjee, who spent 1 raise $20,000 US through a matching in India last year workin grant program with funds donated by the Vidyasagar Janakalyan Samiti, Santiniketan Rotary Club, the Rotary teer organization involved in m Foundation, the Canadian Rotary jects including the constructio Committee for International retirement centre at Santiniketan.

Development, , Rotary District 5040 and Hoff says the matching grant pr Squamish Rotary for a diesel ambulance is an excellent way of gving aid equipped with lifesaving and acute needy because through it, smaller health care equipment for the community tions are turned into large ones of 1@0,000. provide a good deal of aid, as US. "From our view $2,000 has created a can go a long way in developi $20,000 investment to help people who tries.

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\\ha clclightfiil way to wcIcomc thc arrival of Spring. Start writ11 9 Icistirclv Sunday drive along the Sea to Sky Hi~liw;l)*,wit Ji mngnificent Howc Sound unfolding before you. 7-111-n in at Furry Creek, hop on up to the Clubhouse Dining fioom rind feast \'our c\*cs on our exquisite Easter Sunday Buffet. Tficn sit back, savour your meal, and enjoy the view. It *s nut >wtlr- c'vcr\d;i\~Easter brunch location. But then again, it's not every day 1, \.oi~qcr to stxi ,i IICW~tradiriun. Reservations recommended. C& 922-9576

FURRY L'REEK Don't BreakThat Cup Members of the First Mamquarn Girl Guides handled the chores of serving cleaning up with extreme caution at their second annual spring tea at St. J jrrst IO iriiriiitcs soitth c-f Spratrrish ori the Sea to Sky Highway. Church Saturday afternoon. They also held a successful sale of books, crafts Chtripiotiship Golf Coiirsf Restar4rmt Patio Loiirge Banquet Fuilities market items. Brian Goldstone photo THE SQUAMISH CHIEF APRIL 2,1996 13 NEWS FOR SALE Now Open 7 Days a Week! HOUSE TO BE MOVED! grant Owner says the house UNLIMITED OUTDOOR SEATING government will be funding 27 Partners Awareness projects throughout British MUST GO Now Open Saturday Nights year to increase public awareness of and and is looking for proposals. lticipation in science and technology, Employment Reservations Recommended d Investment Minister Dan Miller announced Call Bjorn Nilsson for further info. 898-5 148 of our primary objectives is to increase the num- 898-3545 Eves 89213571 Days 70002 Government Rd., Cheekye students, especially young women, participating c 'J nce-related activities," said Miller. "Getting our dents interested in math, science and techndogy- ted programs and activities now gives themla better ce of getting work in an increasingly knowledge- b market." Your invitation to the ong the projects is a $6,300 grant to the Squamish ary Conservation Society for a program of explor- Ethe Squamish River estuary. Some of the funds will 3995 Annual General Meeting d f& Earth Day programs and the rest for Science tivities in the estuary in September. projects were chosen from 77 applications sub- y registered societies and professional associa- Wednesday, April 17th, 1996 from across the province. Funding totalling 000 will come from the ministry's science and tech- Royal Canadian Legion Hall (Cocated Mumquam Road at Higbway e of these --projects would be happening without on 99) bcountless hours put in by volunteers who want to

our students keep* career doors open,"- said Miller. osed opening dates for Registration begins at 6:30 p.m. unting season announceda Meeting at 200 p.m. light refreshments will be served +ro~osed oDenina dates and 7-17. (his yea& big game Peace-Liard: The open ing seasons were season for full moose FfO unced last week by begins on Aug. 15 in man- wildlife branch of thk agement units7-19 to 7-22, 7-31 to 7-36 and 7-42 to 7- 58, with the spike fork/tri- palm antler rest-riction starting on Sept. 1.

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Thompson-Niwla: The REBATE MiWEA- horn mountah sheep ON A SELECT REFRIGERATOR son, beginning on Sept. LAUNDRV PAIR SELECT MQDEL d $60 Strongboxm $40 REBATE ON SELECT WASHERS Door Hinges WASHERS DRYERS Roll-a-Drawers I Gallon Door Lasts Longer Than Commercially Q ootenays: The bull elk 'Based on brand prelercnce Storage Any Other Brand surveys in the 8 Canada Proven e point restriction is set us six points or nmre for

e season operGng- on sing tea ept. 10. ' Omineca: All rifle mule jt, Jose nd white-tailed deer sea- ~ftsand oris are standardized to Pen on Sept. 10 in rnan- gement units 7-2 to 7-15 14 W APRIL 2, 1996 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF COMMUNI TY

mm spmng model, Seekii ByAlkice $3,385 U.S. and there are other expenses, such as the necessary photo shoot she will have done April 19 cost- Many of the models and actors people see on television ing more than $500 Cdn. on a daily basis received their start at the -annual ”I had been to previous auditions for plus-sized mod- International Modeling and Talent Association (IMTA) els, and got an invitation from Barbizon-Select in the convention in New York city. Kindra Wilson of mail, Wilson said. “They had apparently tried to contact Squamish is hoping to follow in their footsteps in mid- me by phone but there was a missed communication, so July after being selected through a rigorous interview they got in touch with me by mail.” She auditioned for and audition process by the Barbizon-Select Model and the agency in Vancouver Feb. 25 and was called back for Talent Agency in Vancouver. a second interview two days later, after which she was But being married with two small children, Wilson is told of the invitation to the conference in New York. looking for sponsorship support from the community to Wilson says the IMTA convention is by invitation only, help her pay her way. Total convention costs amount to and only a few agencies are invited to audition partici-

enters, the better her chances are of being chosen. Though she doesn’t have any acting experien such, Wilson has been around the edges of stag( ductions for many years. As a youngster she trainc many years in ballet with Lynette Kelly of the Gar School of Dance, and taught ballet, jazz dancing, makeup and hair design at her own ballet schc McKenzie, B.C. before returning to Squamish. She also worked for a Squamish photographer, ar ing photo shoots. “I always wanted to act,” Wilson said. “Plus they a section for plus-sized modeling. I figure if Rose Barr can do it, why can’t I?” Any Squamish companies which agree to spc Wilson’s effort for more than $100 will get their co E ny name in the.IMTA program, which is distribut all participants at the conference, and it can bl lQIQ deductible as advertising. “It will be great advertising for Squamish, and € fully bring even more movie business to Squam Wilson said. National awards open

I for women entrepreneu I 011rhblic Etl~icntiolisystcin is oycn to all students. Nominations for the fifth annual Canadian Wo Entrepreneur of the Year Awards are now open, S No c-hild is excluded regardless of race, incoinc, Business, Tourism and Culture Minister Bill Bi announced Wednesday. or spccial ~ieeds.Our teachers, along with education support The awards recognize the critical role women pl; creating businesses and developing the economy. workers arid other kcy resources, provide iiot six categories for nominations are: only thc basics but an expanding body of knowledge to help Start-up - for women who have been in busines at least three years and less than five years. Their prcparc our cliildren far a chaiigiiig world. tures must provide a product that is innovative supported by a solid path for growth. Our Iicighbourliood schools are now under attack fi-oni Lifetime Achievement - for women who 1: owned ,businesses for at least 20 years and are o fic11 1i 1 i si 11 fo r 1i i c d so11 re c‘s .Vi tal fu 11 di ng and res o LI rc es actively involved in operations. Quality Plus - for women who have demonstrl hnrqc in the balniicc. Public Eciucatioii is worth supporting. an ability to develop and maintain excellence in e1 Gct the real story. Cd1 the British Columbia Teachers’ aspect of their companies’ offerings. Impact On Local Economy - for women who Federation at 1-800-663-9163 or write LIS at developing their businesses, have contributed sig cantly to the development of the local economy thro 8 IO0 -550West 6th Ave.,VincoLiver,B.C. V5Z 4P2. creating jobs and encouraging others to do the samt International Competitiveness - for women en c-niail: pbalango@bctf. bc.ca preneurs owning Canadian companies which h increased sales by developing global markets of tf H o 111c p age : 11 t tp :/ / IWV. b c t f.b c .c a / bc t f products or services. Nominees must provide evide that at least 30 per sent of sales come from outside Canada. Turnaround - for women who have applied ,.nand, rnent skills to revitalize or reposition declining or faifi companies to the point where there have been at le two years of financial stability and adequate finant growth to position it well for the future. Businesswomen can nominate themselves or be nofl ’ - nated by someone who can provide the detailed inh BfCAUSE Wf THINK THf WORLD OF OUR CHILDREN. rnation required. Nomination forms are available fra any branch of the Bank of Montreal, or fromd Businesswomen’s Advocate, Tel: (604) 356-5118, or fa (604) 387-1080. Nominations close June 7. Nominab forms should be sent to: Businesswomen’s Acivocd Ministry of Small Business, Tourism and Culturd Floor, 1405 Douglas Street, Victoria, BC V8W 3C1 cupuncture bompZements western In meazctne xperien 3f stage le trainc Story Ron Enns .he Gari by mcing, Photos by let scho sh. David Donaldson Pher, ari

us they if Rose Craig Webb uses cupping, right, to free up meridians of energy, and acupuncture needles, below, to spc to stimulate circulation. :heir COI Electro-acu puncture, bottom and inset, provides cant in ual istribu tt can bc stimulation to the needles to keep circulation flowing.

i, and h n the middle of working toward a elsewhere or they feel the results arc Squam kinesiologv degree at Simon Fraser not fast enough. in other c;i:,es, doctcm I University: Craig Webb began to art‘ rcfcl-ring pi ticnts for ‘icu pu nc-! ti rt’ have questions. But the more he stud- trcatmcnt. ‘T’he support of yrcictit ioiic*rs t ied, the more he realized he would not of westtrn medicinc for L-Itern,ttivc ! find from western medicine the forms of treatment has bwn shown by answers he was seeking. About the the opening of a traditional Chinew 7eu same time, he was talking to a friend medicine ward at Vancouver Gtmnl I who had heard of some of the phe- Hospital, where acupuncture is om’ 01. I ian Woi nomenal results open, SI patients were Bill Ba receiving from ”It’s J big deal acupuncture treat- becausc it’s nen pla ments. His inter- showing the momy. est piqued, Webb acceptaiice of its found a school in potential to wsines: Victoria which work alongside . Their T taught the tradi- western medi- wative tional Chinese cine. Its time practice of has arrived.” who h acupuncture. He nd are left his kinesiolo- gy program and monstra has not looked back. cupuncture is one kind of tradi-

ce in ev ”Traditional Chinese medicine is not tional Chinese medicine, which ! the be all and end all: it’s worlung in A began about 5,000 years ago. 2n who, complement with western medicine - The Chinese people believed it was ted sign that’s the best system to have,” said taboo to do dissection on human bod- ny t hrou Webb, who recently expanded his ies, and thus had to formulate a sys- he samel North Shore Acupuncture Therapy tem of treatment entirely through men ent practice to include practising observation of the external signs and rhich ha Wednesdays in Squamish at the symptoms of the body to decipher the ets of thl Medical Massage Therapy centre on internal conditions and types of dis- le evideo Second Avenue. ease processes that were happening. outside^ Webb has noticed a marked increase They developed the concept of qi in people seeking acupuncture treat- (pronounced chee), which is energy. ment. Sometimes people believe they The basic tenant of Chinese medicine are not getting the results they desire Please turn to Page 16 ~~~ 16 @ APRIL 2, 1996 THE SQUAMISH CHEF Noise pollution a global proble Heartfelt thanks to my friends of the church rom belching smokestacks fouling the air to dis- “We can cut off the sight of the outside world by family, for the lovely birthday luncheon, gifts, charges of toxins into water to food wrappers on ing our eyes, but hearing is a 24-hour system. Whe cards, flowers and the many good wishes. Fthe side of roads, we see pollution occurring every or not we are listening to the sounds around us, o Those in attendance were Retta, Lou, Lynette, day. It can’t be escaped - the effects of pollution are continuously transmit signals to the brain and n Irene, Claire, Kera, Nancy, Fern, Frances, even reaching the remote poles of the Earth. Fortunately, system,” a brochure from the soundscape socie IsobeI, Maureen, and Elizabeth. Many thanks over the years, pollution has become less acceptable. As well, regular exposure to noise such as th Tougher regulations are being imposed by governments rock bands and other excessively amplified mus to each one of you. Last but by no means least, to reduce industrial pollution and there is a voluntary machinery - including chain saws, lawn mowers an many thanks to my family for treating me on and noticeable effort by citizens to quell unsightly and motorcycles - causes irreparable damage to the ears the special day to see Showboat and the dinner damaging littering. But there is another type of pollu- Just ask Pete Townsend, formerly of The Who, who afterwards. Thanks again tion that is increasing steadily without much notice - now deaf. Eleven per cent of the population of Nort to Rick, Evelyn, Jo-Ann, noise pollution. America suffers from permanent hearing loss. Today it seems that it is almost impossible to escape Ed, Janette & Jolie. What noise. Even now as I sit here attempting to concentrate a wonderful way to be in front of my humming computer, a group of female ushered into my eighties. youths just walked by the window, all speaking loudly and at the same time (with all sorts of profanities spew- God Bless you all ing from their mouths), intent on speaking but not listening to each other. Never-ending vehicular traffic Surroundings drones by, but it’s a rainy day so thankfully the “boom” mh. *l3&4&6 trucks are not out. Overall, however, Squamish is still a fairly quiet town, when one compares it with the big By Ron Enns city. It is only in the last century that noise has really exploded. The dawning of the industrial revolution brought with it the noise of mechanization and engines. Overall noise has been calculated to be doubling ev Before the industrial age, thunder, volcanic outbursts, 10 years, while the population is doubling only eve waterfalls, animals and the war drums and guns of man years. were about the only sources of loud noise. Noise was In an effort to make people more aware of the noise associated with danger. around them, the Society for Soundscape Awareness Noise now surrounds us, but it is a myth that we can and Protection has declared April 24 as International get used to noise, according to the Society for Noise Awareness Day. The “Right to Quiet” society is Soundscape Awareness and Protection. suggesting that people may want to spend an hour, even a minute, paying attention to the soundscape. day is being sponsored by a coalition of environm Wed., April 3 Sat. April 6 noise-abatement and hard-of-hearing groups in Ca - the United States, Britain and Europe. Put on your dancing shoes und come on down! The soundscape society has made some suggestion about what people can do about noise: Ask the radio or canned music be turned down stores or restaurants or that there be a quiet period. Avoid using noisy power tools when work can be done by hand and mow your lawn less often. Lobby local governments to limit times that powe equipment can be used. Saturday afternoons and Sundays could be set aside as quiet times. Urge the government to ban “boom cars.” On International Noise Awareness Day April 24, everyone is urged to observe 60 seconds of silence at, 2:15 p.m. .KARAOKE every Tues Acupuncture can treat many condition ow OOR PRIZES Wednes Continued from Page 15 caused by a lack of circulation. For medical doctor would perhaps p is that one needs a free flow of qi example, in the case of whiplash, scribe cortisone cream for a E throughout the whole body. When damage to muscle tissue in an area patient’s rash, but an acupuncturi there are blockages in the flow of is replaced by scar tissue, which would completely assess the patie

qi, specific conditions and pain hinders the flow of circulation and and see the rash as a warning sig TI arise. Acupuncture is used to qi - and pain nal that somethi ensure the smooth flow of qi. arises. pened to create an In a typical acupuncture treat- Acupuncture imbalance that needs t ment, about five to 10 needles are bridges that scar be addressed. used to activate energy channels, tissue and gets “Through diagnostic called meridians, which flow the circulation techniques, I would fi beneath the surface of the skin. flowing. To heal, out where imbalan There are 12 main meridians, which a fresh supply of lies and treat that i have specific connections with the blood - which ance and will get to organs. An acupuncturist, by tap- contains the cause of that rish.” ping into these meridians, can work building blocks With the cortisone on problems with organs or any to rebuild cream prescribed by a area of the body by tapping into healthy tissue - western doctor the ras any of hundreds of specific points is needed. If the . would disappear, but along the meridians. The extremely scar tissue is the imbalance would thin needles - about 10 to 15 allowed to still be there. lo I Q I KII acupuncture needles can fit into remain, a’chron- “The condition could{r one hypodermic needle - are ic situation sets dive deeper and beco inserted with a spinning motion in. more serious down the T;i7 KII about one centimetre into the skin ”This is where road. It’s usually those(O I ::I:: I BC to connect with the meridians. (The acupuncture has initial warning Signs BT needles, which are pre-sterilized great success - with chronic ill- from the body that in a lot of and disposable, are virtually pain- nesses. Acupuncture is very instances are ignored,” Webb saidl less. Patients may feel a slight prick focused and can be very direct.” N YOU can get intervention to trea or an electrical sensation.) Acupuncture can be used for vir- a condition, but the body essentia “The needles have the effect of a tually any illness or condition, ly heals itself over time and the roto rooter: when you tap into the chronic or acute, including things way that traditional Chinese medi meridians you blast through that like migraine headaches, digestive cine works is that we work on our meridian and if there are any block- problems, allergies, back pain, shin- inherent abilities to heal ourselves ages along the distance of that gles, eczema and addictions. We are working with those abilitie meridian it has the effect of getting fine tuning them and getting the I- the circulation of the qi going. ike other traditional Chinese body to focus on specific areas. 7 DAYSA WEEK Circulation of blood closely follows medicine practitioners, an “The scope of acupuncture is the qi, when you activate the yi you Lacupuncturist sees conditions starting to be realized. People are 9A.M. TO I I P.M. activate the blood circulation as in the body as creations of imbal- searching out alternatives to cop well,” Webb said. ances throughout the lifestyle of a ventional drug therapies, looking In many cases, localized pain is patient. For example, a western for natural alternatives.”

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Clear communication with love( R 6, plan on turning your clocks and watches and closed Sunday and Monday April 7 and April 8. is needed at home. microwaves one hour ahead. Just remember the little Taurus (April 21 - May 20) ditty, spring ahead and fall back. It will be in effect First birthday wishes this week to Lindsay Sheppard, You will have spurts of energy that will he1 until the end of October. Joel Walkey and Allison Smit. to accomplish a great deal. Your focus shoi on creative efforts. Mowc Sound Secondary School will present the play Mrs. Albrighton’s Grade 4 class at Brackendale Crazy For You on two weekends in May. A fund-rais- Gemini (May 21 - June 20) Elementary School is creating a newspaper project to Stop deceiving yourself and those around yo1 ing dinner for the play will be held at the school commemorate the new school and bid farewell to the am. ficulties in a relationship can be overcome, bi toniorrow evening, Wednesday, April 3 at 6 p.m. The old. Submissions for a memory lane column are db may need an objective observer’s point of vie $10 cost includes dinner, prizes and entertainment. To requested. If you have a memory of past days at the reserve your place at the table please phone the school Cancer (June 21 - July 20) . at 892-5261. Your independent and creative nature may sc on a new course for adventure. There is no t where these artistic endeavors may take you. The Tantalus Seniors Centre Society is holding a raffle on May 3 at the centre. Members of the group will be L~o(July 21 - Aug. 21) selling tickets at Save-On-Foods on Friday and Inner turmoil has you wrestling with some dif Saturday, April 5-6 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. There are choices. Take a good look at the big picture four nice prizes offered. you where you want to be? M Virgo (Aug. 22 - Sept. 22) Seniors in the district are invited to attend the Concentrate on the things you most need to ac Squamish Seniors Wellness Council meeting on plish. Sit down and make a list of priorities to Thursday, April 11 at 1:30 p.m. at the Tantalus Seniors decide what is most important. Centre. There will be a guest speaker and I will have school which you would like to share, jot it down and Libra (Sept. 23 - Oct. 22) more information next week. drop it off in care of Mrs. Albrighton at the school. It isn’t easy to go through changes, but it’s a1 Please include your name and phone number. All sub- necessary. Responsibilities will increase, and The annual Anglican Church Women’s spring lun- missions must be in by April 19. will learn a great deal. cheon is planned for Saturday, April 13 from noon-2 8 p.m. at the church. The Squamish aquatic centre is having an Easter egg Scorpio (Oct. 23 - Nov. 22) Pride may get in the way of an important rela hunt on Saturday, April 6 from 1-5 p.m. Join the gang ship. Is it really worth the loss it may cause? A grief recovery program is being offered by the for a hip, hop, happy time. Morning aquafit, one lane away from the situation and think. Squamish Hospice Society to assist and support those drop-in and all swim lessons are cancelled on April 6. who are bereaved. The first of six sessions begins on Sagittarius (Nov. 23 - Dec. 20) Thursday, April 18 and the program runs until Kids, moms, dads, are invited to the aquatic centre at This is a wonderful time for creative expres. Thursday, May 23. The sessions will run from 7:30-9:30 8 p.m., Sunday, April 7 for the teddy bear story time An opportunity will arise that could change pni. There is no charge for this program and for more right after the family swim. There will be free refresh- lifestyle. * information or to pre-register you are asked to phone ments, a story and a short video. Capricorn (Dec. 21 - Jan. 19) Denise Evans at 898-9854. H It may not seem likely, but you will solve an W Please be advised the Brennan Park Leisure Centre portant dilemma very soon. It may be difficu Spring break was a real break €or a group of students will be closed Good Friday, April 5 and Easter Monday, control your emotions. from Brackendale Secondary and Howe Sound April 8. Aquarius (Jan. 20 - Feb. 18) Secondary schools when they (44 including teachers Your hard work will pay off in a big way. 0 and chaperones) flew off for a week’s visit to New York There will be more information next week but please sensitivity and impulsiveness could cause troi city. Sylvia Carratt said they had a great tour guide and take note of the spring swap meet at the leisure centre in a relationship. it made for an exciting week. Perhaps we’ll read more on Sunday, April 14. Table bookings are $15 or two about this trip in a future issue? tables for $20. Pisces (Feb. 19 - March 20) Taking risks is not one your favorite things to W rn but that is not a bad thing. It is important to m STORK STORY - HUGHES- Michael and Veronica German for adults program will start on April 11 at decisions based on fact. are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, the Brennan Park Leisure Centre. The 10-week course Hannah Beris, born in Chilliwack General Hospital on runs each Thursday from 6:30-8:30 p.m. and is a Level I Born this week: March 12, weighing 8 Ib. 10 oz. Shawneen and Derek beginners’ course. Grade 10 through Grade 12 students arch 3 1 - Richard Chamberlain April 3 (cont.) Dons Day. Eddie Mui ~ril1 - Ali MacGraw. Debbie April 4 - Maya Angelou. Christine L welcomed Hannah home. Proud grandparents are are welcome to join the class. Register is at the leisure Reynolds. Annette O’Toole Nancy McKeon Beris and Graham Hughes of Squamish and Marlene centre. For information call Katie at 892-5360. ril2 - Dana Carvey April 5 -Colin Powell and Hank Witzke of Chilliwack. Welcoming this little 3 - Alec Baldwin. Marlon Brando. April 6 - Marilu Henner. An Meyers newcomer to the family are great-grandparents Mr. Squamish volunteer firefighters are holding an Easter And Mrs. V. Hyde and Mrs. E. Robinson in England, egghunt on Sunday, April 7 at 11 a.m. at theBrennan ‘ind Mr. and Mrs. J. Merson and Mrs. E. Witzke in Park Leisure Centre. There will be three age groups, C h il liw ack. prizes, and a visit from the Easter bunny. For details call 898-8299. We had a visitor from Toronto last week when one of niy former co-workers at the Squamish Times, Martin April is Cancer Month. As part of the activities Powell, came by for an overnight stay while he was on planned during the month, the Squamish unit of the a trip tu the west coast. Canadian Cancer Society is holding a 10-kilometre B walkathon Sunday, April 14 starting at 1 p.m. at the Registration for story hour at the Squamish Public Squamish Pavilion and finishing there also. Library begins tomorrow, Wednesday, April 3 at 11 Participants can walk, run, jog or travel the course a.111. Registration will be taken in person at the library however they choose. The slogan is Do It For A Friend or by phone. Storytime runs each Friday from 9:15-10 Pledge sheets are available on bulletin boards, the a.m. for three-year-olds and from 10:30-11:30 a.m. for library, the hospital or call Debbie Anderson at 898- four-year-olds. For more information phone 892-3110. 9574. There will be many draw prizes, and all participants are eligible.

accidents and save lives Cal:wy Community Church Wednesday Bible Study, 7 p.m. Sunday Worship Service: 11 Sunday Worship and Sunday Sunc‘lav morning family worship a.m. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. School at 9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. sctyice at Squamish Pentecostal St John’s Anglican Church Church at 9:30 a.m. Nursery and Sunday services 8 a.m. and 10 St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Squamish Pentecostal Church Sunday School at the same time. a.m. For details call Rev. John 2449 The Boulevard, Garibaldi Pastor: Rev. Jeff Beckmyer, 892- Twns ri~invited to Youth Night Stephens at 898-5100. Highlands. Father Angelo De 3680. Morning Worship and on Fridajrs at 7:30 p.m. at the Pompa, 898-4355. Mass: Sunday Schd, 11:30 a.m. church. All welcome. Pastor Joe Squamish United Church Saturday at 4:30 p.m., Sunday Sunday evening service at 6 Ihi\m at 596-7843. Minister: Rev. Claire Bowers, at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. p.m. 892-5727. Sunday Worship Confession: Saturday at 4 p.m. Highlands Gospel Hall Hour begins at 10 a.m. Infant or by appointment anpme. Church of Jesus Christ of Elder Gordon Stewart, 398-5091. Nursery provided. Sunday Catechism (CCD):grades K-7 Latter Day Saints Sunday bwaking of the bmad at School is held at 10 a.m. on Thursdays, 630 p.m.-7: 30 Donald MacKay Branch 9:30 a.m., Sunday School 11:30 pm.,may register anytime. kesident. 42081 Ross Rd., a.m., Gospel Meeting 7 p.m., Val 1ey cli ff e Christi an Squamish Baptist Church Brackendale. 898-3535. Monday Bible Hour 7-8 p.m., Fellowship Pastor: John Crozier, 898-3737. - 1 r’

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An ‘Eggxact’ Match EGGSTRA! EGGSTRA, One of the most popular Gditions of the Easter season is the dyeing of Easter eggs. The history Bob Bunny’s dream is that one day he will be a reporter for a of the Easter egg goes back to ancient times when eggs represented ”new life,” and the birth of the newspaper. He reolly enjoys writing. spring season. For fun, Bob likes to make nouns and adjectives rhyme. (Nouns ?!El? Children often ploy a variety of games during Easter. The most traditional of all games is the Easter are words that name o person, place, or thing. Adjectives egg hunt. describe nouns.) See if you can figure out his funny rhymes. Alfie is hunting eggs. His egg hunt hos a twist to it. Can you help Alfie by finding the egg half that Write your answers on the lines next to each adiective. fits ”eggxactfy” o he is holding? Tse ent vet I. a chubby kitty ? ab 2. a happy boy? a glod 3. o humorous rabbit? Q funny 4. a large hog? a big #+lii 5. a sneaky insect? a $3. 6. pkaxlnt rodents? nice 7. a distant auto? a far 8. a shining lamp? o bright 9.o noisy mob? a bud IO. a naked fruit? 20 H APRIL 2, 1996 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF

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Choir risers full of daf- great- -people - to deal with. rn Sauamish Girl Guic fodils to Marilyn and Tyla A Victrola full of daf- A for all your time and dedi- Heartfelt thanks and daffodils to Chris French and Tons of daffod k cation with the Garibaldi fodils for the letters, cards, his Revolutions sound Jamie, Cathy at B, Highlands Elementary notes, phone calls and system for donating his and the Thorne School choir. It was rniisic flowers for your under- music and services for the pulling together tc to our ears. standing, support and residents at Hilltop my last purse re I encouragement upon my House’s spring fling. with me with ever r A basketball court full of stepping down from coun- You’ve brought back intact. I truly app daffodils to Mike Weeks cil. Meg. many happy memories of the honesty and co for all those practices and rn the days gone by. Arms tion everyone had j organizing the fun games. A mall full of daffodils full of daffodils to the fam- effort. w for Trudy McKay et a1 for ilies, staff and volunteers m A tree full of daffodils to not giving in to the threats in making this evening a Darts to the thou( Spee Lorne LaRivierre for com- from the profit mongers of joyo.us one. You have individuals who cou ing and teaching the big business. The safety of brought joy and happiness take the time to ca Beca Second Mamquam Brow- our children should al- to our community seniors. when they saw a injurc nies about the hug a tree ways be our number one Thank you ’one and all. obviously in distre program promoted by priority. If only council From all the residents at the highway betwc Squamish Search and was like-minded. An over- Hilltop House. a.m. and 5 a.m. speec Rescue. We learned some pass of darts to mall so pl Want the best Easter Dessert? valuable information and developers who think A shopping cart full of Darts to those wk dowr let’s hope we never have only of the almighty dollar daffodils to Anneke, the not understand what TRY A D,Q. EASTER CAKE to use it. and who seek to ruin hon- smart shop dietitian. We bylaws mean when est, hard working people enjoyed your hidden tal- walk your dog. I: A huge baseball field of who dare to express their ent. From the First consider those other5 daffodils to Lindsay opinions and who do their Squamish Girl Guides. Valleau for our softball homework. A soccer field of umpire’s clinic. It was Libraries (large new fodils to all the Squa appreciated by a new A Squamish Elementary ones) full of daffodils to merchants who supg umpire in chief. Thanks School full ofdaffodils to Muff and Doug Hackett the Ladies Thirtys again. B.W. all the local merchants for the time, expertise and thing Friendship To1 who so generously donat- computer equipment they ment. Special bouqut Daffodils to the great ed gifts towards our have donated to the Second Wind gli guys at All Keys and street-proofing program Squamish Public Library Angela, Lucille, Locks for their quick and The small town spirit is to make it a better facility Dianne for all their friendly service - and overwhelming. Saving our for the whole community. work and organizatio most of all for just being children, as well as par- E H ents, any undue trauma is An ambulance full of A basketball court fr our goal. Thanks again to daffodils to Bob Singer for daffodils to Mr. Ken everyone who donated coming to our Girl Guide being a great coach a items, time and thought group and talking about good sport. into this. Squamish being an ambulance atten- Vzlleycliffe girls ba: Elementary School PAC. dant. You were great. 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An investigator APRIL 7,1996 APRIL 8,1996 cutive finds his family’s vacaiion corrigible lawman vows to smash delves into the apparent link she EVENING threatened byevents from the past, the power struggle brewing be- sees between a mysterious EVENING EVENING we Souf and the arrival of a sinister tween rival crime bosses in 1947 woman and the deaths of several I will pi 6:OO (D +t “Inspector Morse: Ser- stranger. (In Stereo) E (2 hrs.) Chicago. (2 hrs.) rich men. (1 hr., 53 min.) 6:OO (D “To Sir, With Love II” (1 996, 6:OO (D “Her Last ChanceN vice of All the Dead” (1982. Mys- 11:00 @ ** “The Spy Within” (1995) 2:07 0 3:;fY2 “Soggy Bottom, Drama) Sidney Poitier, Daniel J. Drama) Kellie Martin. P For YO1 tery) John Thaw. Angela Morant. Scott Glenn, Theresa Russell. U.S.A.” (1981, Comedy) Ben Travanti. Premiere. A London ed- Pone. Premiere. A I Inspector Morse investigates the Sparks fly when an explosives Johnson, Lois Nettleton. A ucator faces his greatest chal- brutal murder of a church warden. expert meets a sexy agent. (In Prohibition-era Southern sheriff lenge teaching history to the re- alcohol (2 hrs.) Stereo) ‘R’ (1 hr., 20 min.) .tries to ensure that his moonshine- bellious students of a Chicago murdering her boyfrie I tomorr( 12:OO 0 0*** “Shadows” (1960, producing cousin doesn’t blow @ “The Way of Duty” (1992) SATURDAY school. (In Stereo) [Io (2 hrs.) Stereo) [ID (2 hrs.) ne Nancy Palk, Paul Boretski. A Drama) Hugh Hurd, Lelia Goldoni. himself up. (2 hrs., 15 min.) @ “Zooman” (1995) Louis Gos- 4B **‘“Richie Rich” (19 esday, A wife A black musician’s frustrations are (D @If*Yz “El Diablo” (1990, colonial-era tries to rescue 3:OO APRIL 6,1996 sett Jr., Cynthia Martells. A father youngcaulay Culkin,billionaire John crosses Larroq ost inchJc her kidnapped husband. (In magnified when his younger, Western) Anthony Edwards, Louis seeks justice when his daughter is Stereo) ‘NR’ (1 hr., 33 min.) lighter-skinned siblings make in- Gossett Jr. A meek teacher is murdered. (In Stereo) (1 hr., with a greedy exe t EVENING ‘R’ 35 8:OO @ ”The Return of Tommy roads where he cannot. (1 hr., 40 forced to learn the deadly art of min.) Stereo) ‘PG’ LLD (1 h Tricker” (1994) Michael Stevens, min.) gunfighting when a Mexican 6:OO @ “1.Q.” (1994) Meg Joshawa Mathers. A boy and his 12130 (D R3) * “Robot Monster‘‘ bandit kidnapsone of hisstudents. *** 7:OO 0 @) +**’/?“The Ten Corn- 8:OO @ “Warrior (1953, Science Fiction) George (2 hrs.) Ryan, Tim Robbins. Albert Ein- mandments” (1956, Drama) Lukas Haas, Allan sister rescue a girl from a magic stein tests his theories of romance stamp. ‘NR’ (1 hr., rnin.) Nader, Claudia Barrett. A pon- @ **Y2 “Getting In” (1994) Kristy Charlton Heston, Yul Brynner. students head to the 40 on his niece. (In Stereo) ‘PG’ DII (1 (ii; derous invader from outer space Swanson, Andrew McCarthy. A Moses frees the Israelites from hidden gold. ‘PG-13’ 9:00 a “Never Give Up: The hr., 35 min.) Jimmy V Story” (1996, Drama) stalks Earth’s last survivors in med school hopeful’s competitors bondage in Egypt and leads them min.) 7:OO (D “Her Last Chance” (1996, Anthony LaPaglia, Ashley Crow. post-apocalyptic California. drop like flies. ‘R’ (1 hr., 34 min.) to the Promised Land. Directed by 8:30 @ *f% @ **t’/i “Romeo Is Bleeding” Drama) Kellie Martin, Patti Lu- Cecil 6. DeMille. (In Stereo) IB (4 (1985, Comedid So Premiere. North Carolina State @ 33: ** “The Lightning Incident” Pone. Premiere. A troubled teen- basketball coach Jim Valvano (1 993) Gary Oldman, Lena Olin. A (1 991 , Horror) Nancy McKeon, hrs., 38 min.) sultry criminal catches a cop in her ager struggling through drug and 8:OO *** “While You Were fights adversityon the court and in Polly Bergen. A pregnant artist alcohol rehabilitation is accusedof deadly clutches. (In Stereo) ’R’(1 uses latent psychokinetic powers Sleeping” (1995) Sandra Bullock, his personal battle with cancer. (In murdering her boyfriend. (In Stereo) Du (2 hrs.) hr., 48 min.) to ward off cultists who plan to Bill Pullman. A lonely woman Stereo) [Io hrs.) 1O:OO CB ** “Inspector Morse: Ser- 135 Q 0** “Love Kills” (1991, sacrifice her unborn child. (2 hrs.) (2 latches onto a comatose accident s’eprend d’un mustcien 8:OO @ **l/2 ‘The Quick and the vice of All the Dead” (1982, Mys- Suspense) Virginia Madsen, victim. ‘PG’ (1 hr., 43 min.) tery) John Thaw, Angela Morant. Lenny Von Dohlen. A photogra- Dead” (1 995) Sharon Stone, 8:15 dD @I***“Automne: Octobre Inspector Morse investigates the pher’s latest model tries to con- Gene Hackman. A female gun- A Alger” (1992, Drame) Malik slinger enters a deadly quickdraw brutal murder of a church warden. vince her he is an assassin hired Lakhadar-Hamina, Nina Koriz. competition. ‘R’ (1 hr., 45 min.) (2 hrs.) by hercriminologist-husbandto kill Une famille qui vit dans la morosite FRIDAY 8:20 Q *fir “Sarafina!” (1992, @ **?’z “When a Man Loves a her. (2 hrs.) sociale de I’AlgBne subit les con- Musical) Leleti Khumalo, Whoopi Woman’’ ( Andy Garcia, Meg 2:OO (D ** “Looker”( 1981,Science trecoups de la corruption qui ron- 1994) Goldberg. Une lecoliere Cree un Ryan. Alcoholism threatens to tear Fiction) Albert Finney, James APRIL 5,1996 gent leur pays. (1 hr., 35 min.) a San Francisco family apart. (In Coburn. An investigation of sev- spectacle anti-apartheid sous le 8:30 8 B (D M “Sommersby” Stereo) ‘R’ (2 hrs., 4 min.) eral patients’ deaths leads a EVENING regard bienveillant de sa prof (1993, Drama) Richard Gere, (1 994) Joe Pesci, Christ 5 d’histoire. [Io (2 hrs., 10 min.) 12:OO 0 (19 “Smack and Thistle” doctor to an agency specializing in Jodie Foster. Suspicions arise An aspiring actor catches @ “Rio Bravo” 9:OO 0 “Brothers of the Frontier” (1990, Suspense) Charlie Caine, computer-generated commer- 6:OO **rt (1959, when a Civil War soldier, pres- on videotape. (In Stereo) ‘ cials. (2 hrs.) Westem) John Wayne, Dean (1996, Adventure) Joey Lawr- umed dead for two years, re- hr., 57 min.) Rosalind Bennett. A thief’s deci- ence, Matthew Lawrence. Pre- sion to go straight is put off when 2:30 f+Y” ”Hold Me, Thrill Me. Martin. Four unlikely citizens help enters his wife’s life. (In Stereo) OID 12:OO @ *** “In the Mou a sheriff repel a powerful rancher‘s miere. A young pioneerfalls in love . he meets a wealthy heroin addict Kiss Me” (1992) Adrienne Shelly, (2 hrs., 30 min.) Max Parrish. A criminal hides out efforts to break his brother out of with an American Indian woman 9:OO 0 00 C:t::*rHr “Honeymoon during the course of his last rob- as he and his brothers search for bery. (1 hr., 55 min.) in a trailer park full of oddballs. (In jail. (3 hrs.) in Vegas” (1992, Comedy) James to a horror writer‘s latest @ “Ed Wood” (1994) their parents. (Postponed from an 12:15 @ **!I2 “Wes Craven’s New Stereo) ‘R’ (1 hr., 32 min.) *** Caan, Nicolas Cage. An offbeat 2:37 0 “Six Against the Johnny Depp, Martin Landau. earlier date) (In Stereo) [Io (2 hrs.) triangle forms among a private Nightmare” (1 994) Robert En- 1O:OO @ “The Specialist” (1 994) glund, Heather Langenkamp. Rock“ (1987, Drama) David Car- Based on the life of the director of ** eye, his fiancee and the gambler radine, Charles Haid. A fact-based infamously bad films. (In Stereo) Sylvester Stallone, Sharon Stone. who won the bride-to-be in a poker Freddy Krueger terrorizes the A woman asks a bomb expert to filmmakers who created him. (In account of six desperate convicts ‘R’ El (2 hrs., 4 min.) game. (In Stereo) [II) (2 hrs.) 8:OO @ “The 10 Million Dollar eliminate three gangsters. (In Stereo) ‘R’ (1 hr.. 52 min.) who battled the odds and the US. ** (D “Southern Winds” (1992, Do- into question when her issI Getaway” (1991, Drama) John Stereo) ‘R’ DII (Ihr., 49 min.) 1:30 (D (I$ *%“Deadly Passion” Marines when they ?riedto escape cumentary) Filmmakers from In- Alcatraz Prison in 1946. (2 hrs., 5 Mahoney, KarenYoung. Basedon 12:OO (D ** “Plain Clothes’’ (1988, donesia, the Philippines, Thailand (1985, Drama) Brent Huff, Ingrid Comedy) Arliss Howard, Suzy Boulting. A Los Angeles detective min.) the true story of seven gangsters and Japan look at the changes in 3:OO “The Fantastic World whose airport raid resulted in the Amis. A suspended police officer their particular societies. (2 hrs.) Tony Darrow, James in the Bahamas becomes involved 0** goes under cover to clear his with a widow who fearsshe’sbeing of D.C. Collins” (1984, Drama) largest cash heist in American f*f%“Holiday” (1938, has-been writer Gary Coleman, Bernie Casey. A history. (2 hrs.) brother of the murder of a high- Comedy) Cary Grant, Katharine bilked out of her inheritance. (2 school teacher. hrs.) hrs.) 14-year-old boy who lives out his 8:30 @ **Y2 “Don Juan DeMarco” (2 Hepburn. A spirited socialite falls (1995) Marlon Brando, Johnny @ “Above the Rim” (1994) 1:35 iii,!** “The Lightning Inci- fantasies as his favorite heroes ** in love with her sister‘s fiance in a becomes entangled in a real Depp. A psychiatrist counsels an Duane Martin, Leon. Turmoil George Cukor‘s adaptation of dent” (1991, Horror) Nancy clouds the life of a talented young McKeon, Polly Bergen. A preg- nuclear-blackmail plot. (2 hrs.) emotionally confused lothario. Philip Barry’s play. (2 hrs.) nant artist uses latent psychoki- B :I:3; “The Hearse” (1980, ‘PG-13’ (1 hr., 30 min.) athlete. (In Stereo) ‘R’ml(1 hr., 33 @ “To Sir, With Love II” (1996, *+ min.) a netic powers to ward off cultists Horror) Trish Van Devere, Joseph *f*1/2 “My Left Foot: Drama) Sidney Poitier, Daniel J. 12:05 @ @If*% Come in Peace” who plan to sacrifice her unborn Cotten. A teacher’s struggle to L‘Histoire de Christy Brown” “I Travanti. Premiere. A London ed- (1990, Science Fictionj Dolph child. (2 hrs.) recover from a nervous break- (1989, Drame) Daniel Day Lewis, ucator faces his greatest chal- tate. (2 hrs.) Brenda Fricker. L’histoire de Lundgren, Betsy Brantley. A 2:OO (D “Long John Silver” down is complicated by the recur- lenge teaching history to the re- *t+* Houston cop and an FBI agent (1954, Adventure) Robert ring appearance of a ghostly auto. Christie Brown, artiste et dcnvain bellious students of a Chicago track down the alien behind a pile Newton. Kit Taylor. The swash- (2 hrs.) irlandais atteint de paralysie car- school. (In Stereo) IIO (2 hrs.) buckling pirate loots the king’s ebrale. El (2 hrs., 10 min.) of corpses whose brains have 1O:OO @ ff*Y” “Speed” (1994) treasure and saves a damsel in 1O:OO 0 ***1/2 “Beau Geste” been drained of fluid. (2 hrs.) Keanu Reevss, Dennis Hopper. A 1:00 (B **Yz “Too Good to Be True” distress while sailing the Seven (1939, Adventure) Gary Cooper, transit bus is wired to explode if it (1988, Drama) Loni Anderson, Seas. (2 hrs.) Ray Milland. Based on Christo- drops below 50 mph. (In Stereo) tents. (2 hrs.) THURSDAY pher Wren’s novel about the Patrick Duffy. A beautiful bride 2:07 0 i7’ *t ”The Carpenter” ‘R’ [10 (1 hr., 55 min.) 3:OO (D 0 * “Homework‘ undying devotion shared among displays psychotic tendencies as “My Best Friend Is a (1988, Horror) Wings Hauser, APRIL 4,1996 12:OO 0 ** Comedy) Joan Collins, three brothers in the French For- she desperately attempts to Vampire” (1988, Comedy) Robert Morgan. A high-school Lynne Adams. A woman on the monopolize her new husband’s verge of a newous breakdown eign Legion. (2 hrs.) Sean Leonard, Rene Auberjonois. hasa difficult time tryinq to EVENING attentions. (2 hrs.) finds comfort with the vengeful *lt* “Rio Bravo” (1959, A shy adolescent’s first experi- virginity. (2 hrs.) 1:30 0 fflh “Rope of Sand” ghost of her new home’s former Western) John Wayne, Dean 0 ence with the opposite sex results @ :l$It** “Love at First 6:OO @ **l/z “The Flintstones” Martin. Four unlikely citizens help (1949, Drama) Burt Lancaster, owner. (2 hrs.) (1994) John Goodman, Elizabeth in an infectious bite from a vam- (1979, Comedy) George opportun a sheriff repel a powerful rancher‘s Claude Rains. An adventurer pire. (1 hr., 35 min.) ilton, Susan Saint James. A 3:OO “The Return of Tommy Perkins. A caveman is set up by a fights off a corrupt police chief in ction of ct. Tricker” (1994) Michael Stevens, efforts to break his brother out of @ *l/z “A Fool and His Money” smitten Count Dracula- - Dac scheming Stone Agesecretary. (In jail. (3 hrs.) his efforts to reclaim a cache of (1 989) Jonathan Penner, Gerald Joshawa Mathers. A boy and his Stereo) ‘PG’ D (1 hr., min.) hisCity coffin in pursuit and heads of a glamorou for New ISpreschoo with spt 32 12:OO 0 0*** “Close My Eyes” diamonds in South Africa. (2 hrs., Orange. An ad exec receives a 3””””” sister rescue a girl from a magic 8:OO @ @$ +f1/2 ‘Sorry, Wrong 10 min.) stamp. ’NR’ (1 hr.. 40 min.) (1 991, Drama) Alan Rickman, message to found a new religion. shion model. (2 hrs.) Number” (1989, Suspense) Loni 1:35 0 @J “Miami Blues” @ ij ** ”The Aliens Are Saskia Reeves. A young wife’s **lt ‘R’ (1 hr., 27 rnin.) 3:15 “Warrior Spirit” (1 ri at 892-5 Anderson, Carl Weintraub. A be- affection for her brother leads to an (1990, Drama) Alec Baldwin, Coming” ( 1980. Science Fiction) dridden millionaire learns she is 12:OS a 0 *Sr1/2 “Black Eagle” Lukas Haas, Allan Musy. Torn Mason, Melinda Fee. An as- incestuous affair that threatens to Jennifer Jason Leigh. A detective (1988, Adventure) Sho Kosugi, students head to the Yukon to targeted for murder after over- consume her marriage. (2 hrs., 15 pursues a psychotic thief who is trophysicist IS targeted by life Jean-Claude Van Damme. A CIA hidden gold. ‘PG-13’ (I hr, he latest hearing a telephone ccflversation. min.) using his stolen badge and gun to agent’s family is kidnapped by the forms from a dying planet planning (2 hrs.) min.”) @ ff*Y2 “Pulp Fiction” (1994) carry out a series of daring crimes. KGB when he arrives in the Medi- o Sky Ma to inhabit hliman bodies. (2 hrs.) @ +*‘%“Getting In” (1994) Kristy John Travolta, Samuel L. Jackson. (2 hrs., 15 min.) terranean to retrieve a top-secret cmu nil Swanson, Andrew McCarthy. A om Criminals cross paths in three in- 3:OO @ @) *Yi “Ghoulies II” (1988, laser. (2 hrs.) med school hopeful’s competitors terlocked tales of mayhem. (In Horror) Damon Martin, Royal 1:OO (D “Intruders” (1992, drop like flies. ‘R’ (1 hr., 34 min.) 0*+Yz For years, Pat wante Stereo) ‘R’ @I(2 hrs., 33 min.) Dano. A carnival exhibitor‘s ne- Drama) (Part 2 of 2) Richard (3; +*?4 “Hiver 54 L’Abbe to 8:30 @I - 12:30 (D *fl/z “Beyond the Limit” phew realizes sorcery is the only Crenna, Mare Winningham. The quit smokihg ... Pierre” (1989, Drame) Lambert (1 983, Drama) Michael Caine, hope when diminutive demons mystery surrounding Mary’s Wilson, Claudia Cardinale. En Richard Gere. An English physi- invade the haunted house. (2 hrs.) I flashbacks expands to include her WEDNESDAY 1954, a Paris, I’abbe Pierre prend cian acts to secure the release of @ **lh “The Quick and thc son; another patient remembers a la defense des pauvres qui vivent Britain’s honorary consul in Ar- Dead” (1 995) Sharon Stone, space-ship crash. (2 hrs.) APRIL 3. 1996 dans la terreurde I’expulsion.El (2 gentina, kidnapped by revolu- Gene Hackman. A female gun- 1:OS Q “Daddy’s Dyin’ hrs., min.) 0 *** ... 10 tionaries. (2 hrs.) slinger enters a deadly quick-draw Who’s Got the Will?” (1990, Co- 9:00 “Bermuda Triangle” EVENING 0 @I 1:35 0 “We’re No Angels” competition. ‘R’ (1 hr., 45 min.) medy) Beau Bridges, Beverly (1996, Drama) Sam Behrens, 0*** (1 955, Comedy) Humphrey Bo- 3:05 0 r:j:; ffY2 “Shakedown” D’Angelo. Four bickering siblings Susanna Thompson. Premiere. A 6:OO * 2 ”Replikator” (1994) Mi- gart, Peter Ustinov. Three Devil’s (1 988, Drama) Peter Weller, Sam confront one another when they chael st. Gerard, Ned Beatty. A family is marooned on a tropical Island escapees unexpectedly Elliott. Alawyerjoinsforceswith an reluctantly reunite at their ailing island and encounters nearly 60 Then he got dangerous criminal seizes dupli- come to the aid of merchants trying undercover cop to sleuth the drug- patriarch’s deathbed.. (2 hrs., I5 cation technology. (In Stereo) ‘R’ other survivors of past disasters. to protect their business from a related murder of a police officer. min.) (Postponed from an earlier date) E (1 hr.. 36 rnin.) greedy relative. (2 hrs., 15 min.) (2 hrs., 25 min.) 2:OO 0 ***1/2 “The Assault’’ COLD FEETI (In Stereo) LTI] (2 hrs.) a 8:OO 0 <71; **‘2 “Fletch Lives” 2:07 0 3;**Yz “Moon Over Par- 3:35 @I+flh “Russkies” (1 987, (1 986, Drama) Derek de Lint, Marc BRITISH COLUMBIA (1989, Comedy) Chevy Chase, 1O:OO @ fl/i “Scanners: The Show- ador” (1988, Comedy) Richard Comedy-Drama) Whip Hubley, van Uchelen. An Oscar-winning LUNG ASSOCIATION Hal Holbrook. The Los Angeles down” (1994) Daniel Quinn, Pa- Dreyfuss, Raul Julia. A neurotic Peter Billingsley. Three patriotic account of a Dutchman who tries Box 34009, Station D reportei and master of disguises trick Kilpatrick. A telepathic police American actor lives out his fan- adolescents confront their worst to come to terms with a devas- Vancouver. B.C. V6J 4MZ becomes embroiled in a murder officer faces a returning adver- tasies when he is called on to fear when they find a shipwrecked tating event he witnessed as a Phone: I-800-665-LUNG mystery while vacationing in sary. (In Stereo) ‘R’ [ID (1 hr., 35 imDersonate the dead ruler of a Russian sailor on the beach near child. (2 hrs., 30 min.) min.) Louisiana. 3E (2 hrs.) + tiny island. (2 hrs., 30 min.) their Florida home. (1 hr., 55 rnin.) (B *+f “Gung Ho!” (1943, Ad- 11:45 @ “I Love a Man in QD (i2t *b “Passion & Valor” *+* 3:OO (D 0*** “Hellraiser“ (1 987, venture) Randolph Scott, Grace (1 983. Drama) Michael Landon, Uniform’’ (1993) Tom McCamus, Horror) Andrew Robinson, Clare McDonald. A fictionalized account Moira Chen. Based on the true Brigitte Bako. A cop-show actor Higgins. Clive Barker‘s graphic of the Marine unit which spear- story of a journalist who under- crosses the line between fact and tale of an Oriental puzzle box headed the invasion of Japanese- takes a dangerous plan to return to fiction. (In Stereo) ‘R’ [IC (1 hr., 39 which opens the door to a dimen- held islands duringWorld War II. (2 Laos to rescue the woman he min.) sion of pain and torture. (2 hrs.) hrs.) loves. (In Stereo) (2 hrs.) 92:OO 0 @I**Yz “Deep Sleep” @ **Yz “Don Juan DeMarco” 2:050i:7:1**‘/2 “Crossing the Line” (1990, Drama) Megan Follows, 8:30 (6J *?h “Palais Royale” (1995) Marlon Brando, Johnny (1990, Drama) Liam Neeson, Stuart Margolin. A young woman Depp. A psychiatrist counsels an Joanne Whalley-Kilmer. An (1988, Comedie-Drame) Kim links up with a Filipino musician in Cattrall, Matt Craven. Un jeune emotionally confused lothario. unemployed coal miner enters a an obsessive quest to solve the 7%-13’ (1 hr., 30 min.) world of crime when he falls for the homme s’hprend d’une jeune mystery of her father‘s death. (1 @ 33; +*Yz “Dear Detective” lure of easy money in the boxing femme qui est liee a un gangster hr., 50 min.) notoire. SE (1 hr., 40 rnin.) (1979, Suspense) Brenda Vac- ring. (2 hrs.) 9:00 @ “Beyond Suspicion” Caro, Arlen Dean Snyder. A de- 3:OO QD *** “While You Were * ,:3Q @ “Deep Down” (1 994) Tanya (1994) Stepfanie Kramer, Jack Roberts, George Sed. A young tective’s romance with a professor Sleeping” (1995) Sandra Bullock, Scalia. A photojournalistbecomes man becomes infatuated with ’is causes her to realize that her busy Bill Pullman. A lonely woman involved with a mysterious cop. (In lo,,e\y neighbor. (In Stereo) ‘R m schedule shortchanges her per- latches onto a comatose accident Stereo) ‘R’ [TD (1 hr., 38 min.) sonal life. (2 hrs.) victim. ‘PG’ (1 hr., 43 min.) (1 hr., 25 min.!

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Sound Secondary will present the play Notices for non-profit organizations run free in the Squamish Chief. Please phone 892-9161 or drop a copy or You on two week- off at our offices before noon. theThursdav Drior to wblication. May. A fund-raising din- e play will be held at thc functional oraicdroli homes. For details call Joanne or orrow evening, Ron at898-5488orHeatherat892-8457. ay, April 3 at 6 p.m. The CHADD Canada :Children and Adub with AttentM includes dinner, prizes Dehcit DisoFder meet the third Monday of every month at 7 tainment. To reserve AlcoholicsAnonymousmeetingsare p.m. at the Bra&endale secondary School home ec room. lace at the table please held seven days aweek. Call 892-9031. For details call 898-3491. school at 892-5261. lu?hon/Alateen:familymembersandfriends uamish aquatic cen- of problem drinkers. Call 1488-171 6. having an Easter egg IWcdicsAnonymous: Got a drug problem? Want to aturday, April 6 from 1- change? Narcotics Anonymous meets eerywednesday at ~Pacent-totdropin program for parents and children six 7:30 p.m. at #e ltbrary on the Stawamus Reserve. years and under is held Monday, Wednesday and hlday .The How Sound WsCentre offersinformation from 9:3011:30 a.m. at Sea to Sky Comrnuntty Services. For and refemk by phone or drop-in Monday through ffiday, details, call Joanne, Sharon or Nina at 892-5796. noon4 p.m. Phone 892-5748. B.C. Special Olympics (Squamish local) needs wlunteers Legal Aid is a free service provided under qualrfylng cir- and afhletes. call sherry at 892-2224. cumstances.Applyonthesecondfloorat%i4i second E Squamish Duplicate Bridge Club meets Monday nights Am=, Sq~amish.Phone 892-5114. at 7:30p.m. at the Masonic Hall on Cleveland Avenue. For ~WneninDifficuttRelationships-Aconfidentialcoun- information call Kathy at 892-9823 or Lorraine at 898-2702. selling group fix ~lwnenin or out of an abusive relationship. Cribbage Night at the Diamond Head Branch, Royal call Lise at 892-57s. Canadian kgion, for members and guest, 8 p.m. each mpearl’sPhceTrsylsrbon.. Hwse -ca11892-5711. Wednesday. Wunteers available to listen to and support menexperi- ISquamish Weavem and Spinners Guild meets once a encing abuse. Shetter can house SeJen wmen and children. month. For infb call Shirley at 892-3373. .Parents offering support and Education (POSE), sup- .The SquamishValley Equesbian Association meets the porting families which are raising children with physical, men- lastTuesday ofthe month at 7:30 p.m. at St. Joseph’s tal or emotional challenges, meets the first and thirdTuesdays cathdic Church, 2449The BouWd.For info call Pat at ofthe month &Sea to Sky Community services office. For 89&5583orsuzanneat898-5939. details call Bev at 89&5052 of Susan at 898-4212. .The Squamish Arctrery Club meets every Wednesday uamish volunteer fire- rcamdlan’ Cancersodety meetsthe seoond Mondayof night at 7 p.m. at the rod and gun dub. For more infixmation rs are holding an Easter the month in t17e hospRal board room at 7:30pm. For patient contact van at 898-3875. t Sunday, April 7 at 11 Services info call Kaly Mclnt& at 8984399. For vdunteer lan no aub bi~WM s~radaya 37978 e Brennan Park Leisure info CallThomas at892-5664. Third Aenue at Vktoria Street. It‘s a family *r. . There will be three age Ilm Canadian Cancer society is pravicsing a support §ea to Sky FmilyTreeTracers meets on the third rizes and a visit from group Iw persons iMng with cancer,and their families. Meetings Wednesday of each month at 7:s p.m. al the Casde Rod< r bunny. For details call are the firstTuesday ofthe month at 8 pm.in the board- complex For information call 898-4775. ~xxn.FOTdetailSmll~~~~orMan’~neat~~~.IPI.oposecl public traditional schd - for more informa- annual Anglican Church movereaters Amwrymous: meets at Squamish General tion phone Marcia at 89&Li485. nls spring luncheon is HospRal board room every Sunday night at 7 p.m. For info IMothers Of Preschoders (MOPS) meets aery for Saturday] April 13 CaN392-3359. Wednesday from 930-11 a.m. For info call Trenna at 892- -2 p.m. at the church. ISingles Friendship Club for &-plus recreational and 9259. mmunity forum on sup- social gatherings. Meetings are mry Thursday at 8 p.m. at IInto the outdoors? Wngfor hiking, climbing or ski- d child care will be held at WKfway Restaurant in the Sea to Sky Hotel. For details call ing parbsers? Support group meets at Xanthine’s Tuesdays ollege from 10 a.m.-3 Tom at 898-5847 or Bonnie at 898-9667. at 73p.m. Call Derrick Horne at 898-3142 . Saturday] April 13. This is mSenior citiaens counselling sewice is a free service to .The SquamiskWhistter Car Club meets the first unity to influence the wlp seniors complete applications for pensions and other Wednesday of every month at 7 p.m., akernating between changes in child care mefits and assst seniors in accessing other agencies. For Quinn’s in Squamish and Boston Pina in Whistler. For infor- 01 for children 0-12 nore infwmalm’ , call Charles Schilberg at 898-9393. mation phone hieAnderson at 898-3573 or hgh ecial needs. Call INew Hope setf-help group for adutt children of dys- Schoenberger at 892-9877. i at 892-5796 for details.

e latest edition of Sea Royal Canadian Legion Ladies or Paul Kuster at 898-2100. rec room. New members or guests wel- Auxiliary meets at the Legion Hall last Tantalus Seniors Centre at 1471 come. Phone Raj Kahion at 892-501l. April 5 at 7 p.m, Tuesday of each month at 730 p.m. Pemberton Ave. is open Monday to Friday, The Howe Sound Arts Council is a Marienne Wilson Executive meeting every second to last 1 p.m. - 4 pm. Drop in and enjoy smoke- volunteer organization created to encour- Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. free social and refreshments. Crib and age and assist in development of the arts Contact Mrs. Amy Poole at 898-5714. cards, pool, darts and music every day. in our community. Squamish Royal Canadian Legion Call 892-1066 for information. Monthly meetings are held the fourth needs all Legion members. Please plan to li The Royal Purple of Squamish meets Wednesday of the month. For details call attend our next general meeting. the second Tuesday of each month at 8 Kathleen at 898-5951. R Kinsmen Club of Squarnish meets on p.m. If you are free to do volunteer work or 191 Sea to Sky Communities Network (for- the second and fourth Thursday evenings help with the new alcohol and drug aware- merly Freenet) public terminals at of each month. If you are between the ness program call Terry at 892-5731. To Squamish Public Library. A growing commu- ages of 19 and 45 and interested in a com- become a new member call 892-5731. nity information source for non-profit organi- munity club that stresses service and fel- Squarnish Block Parents is in need of zat ions. lowship, call Don Burroughs at 892-2020 new Block Parents throughout the area. Free worldwide communications. Cali 892- days or evenings at 898-3526. You need not be a parent, just someone 5467 for details. m Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Squamish concerned with safety in the community. R Sea 40 Sky Community Services provides volunteer adults to work on a one- For more information contact Liz Shepherd Society provides support and assistance to to-one basis with children from single par- at 898-9776 or the Squarnish RCMP. individuals and families in the Howe Sound new feature. ent families. For details call 892-3125. m Kiwanis Club of Squamish meets the corridor. For information phone 892-5796. Welcome Wagon hostess brings gifts first, second and fourth Tuesday of each Squamish RCMP Victim Services - for and greetings whether you’re new in town, month at 7 p.m. at the Tantalus Seniors more information call Kathy or Karen at 898- eats Saturday at IO have a new baby, getting married or know Centre. For more information call Stew 1572. m. and 7 p.m, and a couple who is. Call Kim at 898-8299. McLeod at 898-3594. Rotary Club ~f Squarnish meets every day at 11 a.m. and 3 Junior Forest Wardens program is a H Squarnish Lions Club meetings are Thursday at noon at the Sea TO Sky Hotel. challenging and regarding outdoor-oriented held the first and third Thursdays of the Visiting Rotarians always welcome. I experience. Call Kathy Babuin at 898-3077 month at 7 p.m. at the Easter Seal Camp

THE SQUAMISH CHIEF APIUL 2, 1996 27 COMMUNITY

By Cathie Price -~ KT CLOUDBURST ‘\\ MOUNTAIN \\

~ hat could be more fragde than an egg? power of life, forever returning from waning and “Walking on eggshells” says it all. Yet eggs dying. APPLICATION are potent symbols, at the same time powerful The Christian feast of Easter celebrates Christ‘s rising AREA 0.016HA gile. No other food stirs up such a range of feel- from the dead. But it was named after the Angles’ m humor to mysticism. Simply listen to how dawn goddess Eostre, whose name echoes that of the e word egg is used in our language, and real- east in which she rises. Easter is a spring dawning, SCALE 1:2200 after suffering and death, after the long fast of Lent are enigmatic. Just looking at them, who would and the dark and cold of winter. Its physical signs are magic that poufs up or thickens culi- light, and fertile renewal. BLOCK C asterpieces? The egg is a master of disguise. The day of the week for Easter must be Sunday (refer- D.L. 1513 stery hidden beneath that fragile, ence to the sun) and the date is chosen by the full moon of the month. Easter deliberately embraces both same mysterious appeal captured the minds of sun and moon. The Easter hare as representative of the Comments concerning this npplic;ition can I>c. rii;icic. [o in the ancient world. Early Persians and moon brings eggs, each bearing a little sun as its yolk. Don van der Horst ai */to1 - 460.3 Kirigswiy, Ihirn:il>y, IK; ans believed the world was hatched from an The fragile shell suggests new life, a breaking out of V5H 4M4. Be acfvisccf any responsc lo this ;idvcrtisc*riic.nf will be consiclered part of tfic public rccor-tl. For any infor- d red-dyed eggs each the tomb. This is perhaps the oldest ritual we still faith- mation, contact FOI Advisor, 13C Imds, Lower- M;iinl;iricl starting its vital cycle of fully practice. And it all started with the egg. Region at 660-5500. erhaps an old custom even then, An amazing array of dishes starts with the egg too. g eggs persisted into a well-root- Now that eggs have been reinstated as a healthy food Please quote file: 2406530 wlicn mi king cpcrics. Europe with later civilizations. and not cholesterol villains, consider them for quick se eggs painted with stripes and dots were and casual dinner or lunch entrees. the grave of Roman-Germanic child from Scotch eggs make a fine meal when hot and great picnic fare when cold. Trust the frugal Scots to come up are hints that by the 1200s, decorated Easter with such a delicious presentation. NOW IS THE TIME re common. Eggs were served in place of meat ut Lent’s fast. Hard cooked eggs from Lent Baked Scotch Eggs on Easter Sunday. During 8 hard-cooked eggs, peeled ard I, orders were given for 1 1/2 Ib. bulk sausage meat (plain pork or seasoned) istributed to the royal 2 eggs, beaten Id on Easter Sunday. Most were colored with 1 cup fine dry bread crumbs (seasoned with pepper, INTO ACTION! able dyes, the special ones with gold leaf. pinches of thyme, sage and paprika) is a weird logic to our own bizarre ritual of the Heat oven to 350 degrees. Divide the sausage meat unny delivering eggs. The bunny was original- into 8 equal parts. Enclose each egg evenly and com- are, and such his mythology is extremely old. pletely in the sausage meat. Dip into the beaten eggs, 240R and 245R Clearing Saw 240R ~OCC,2.4 cu. in. hi, hares were believed then roll in the bread crumbs to cover evenly. Bake on The 245R Mcc, 2.7 cu. in. with their eyes open. What we see as ”the man a cookie sheet or in a shallow pan for about 20 min- Specifically designed for professional brush moon” was once interpreted as the figure of a utes, until the meat is well-browned and thoroughly and grass cutting. the 240R weighs only 18 pounds. making it sacred to the moon. Hares, mystically cooked. Drain any grease. Serve hot or cold with pan- Both the 240R and the 245R are ergonomically d to the moon, came to symbolize the indomitable fried potatoes. designed to ensure maneuverability, low vibration and adaptability to most any climate.

Dates chanaed for Miss Saigon trip 56SFE 5.0 HP. This self-propelled mower has the #70 News Tantalus Seniors Miles, who will explain and demon- same features as the 56SF (Front- Ramsay Centre News strate music therapy. She has a bach- wheel drive, rear bagger, steel-deck last week ower the Open Monday to elor of music degree from McGill with two-year warranty) plus easv trying to Friday 1-4 p.m. closed University in Montreal, a diploma in bus to Miss weekends and holidays. music therapy from Capilano on on June 1. She Hill The Squamish Seniors College in North Vancouver, and is now doing 1,000 hours of intern- I BvI Kav I I Wellness Council will be holding its next meeting ship. She is currently working with 1 Wirachowsky I in the centre on all ages from Hilltop House resi- J I Thursday, April 11, at dents to a preschool in North I 1:30 p.m. Special guest Vancouver. All seniors are welcome r .t 898-5463. speaker is music therapist Kristine to attend. Walking Club News Twenty-three were out for last 250RX-3.0 cu. in. week‘s golf course walk. This Light-weight (19.1 ibs.) clearing saw has 10% tests could be faulty more power than predecessor. Two-mass system Thursday, April 4, we meet at 10 reduces vibration.’ 80% larger filter stays cleaner, dvisory has been issued to B.C. doctors because of concerns over a a.m. in front of Sunwolf Outdoor longer. A quiet, hard worker. prenatal screening test for rubella, provincial health officer Dr. John Centre on Government Road (upper Squamish) for a dike walk. January 1993 to February 1994, approximately 250 Last week B.C. Rail vice-president ed a false positive rubella test during their routine Tim Cox and Mary Cue from the BCR real estate department were situation as there could be some women who believe special guests at Eldercollege. They gainst rubella,” Millar said. “This could pose significant gave participants some insight on unborn baby.” Congenital rubella syndrome can affect ;he new shopping mall taking shape ant women who contract German measles during the downtown. I think we have all been cy. The syndrome can cause the death of the baby, wondering how we are going to get the LT125 delivers a 38” cut without operator stress. survive can have severe malformations including in and out from this mall, but I guess etardation, cataracts, heart defects, deafness and liver disease. when it is explained it all makes Accommodates a wide range of attachments including snowblowers, snow blades, dump cart, and optional rovincial laboratory is encouraging physicians to re-test prenatal sense. catcher. priate, in order to confirm their rubella immune status. Get well wishes to hospital all B.C. patients (approximately 60,000) who tested positive during patients Harvey Hurren and Bill ted time period has been sent to the referring physician for review Francis, and to Bob Ward convalesc- HOWE SOUND EQ m ing at home. en who feel they may be at risk should contact their doctor and be re- Condolences to the families of Government Rd. ible, especially if they are currently in a pre-natal con- Ethel Cooper and Jim Stewart, who Squamish to get pregnant again. passed away recently. ~~

1 28 1p APRIL 2, 1996 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF w 1 EDUCATION

t looked like a great deal of fun in forming arts group, and they saw the of any kind - to be at the heart of releasing the imagination in a book Ms. Royal’s drama class at Broadway presentation of Grease. On things - a place where everybody must the kind of magic that comes from IBrackendale Secondary School. Two the Tuesday, they saw Julie Andrews in come, sooner or later. nology. At Valleycliffe, Jamie and J students were acting out a play for their person playing in Victor-Victoria - a The school libraries also have that were sitting quietly in a comer wit classmates about an exciting James Bond great piece of luck, as she had been sick same characteristic. A stu- movie in the making, with lots of glam- and had only just taken over again from dent can go there for both orous spies and fisticuffs. They were her understudy. The following night peace and quiet to look improvising the actions and dialogue as they were given a backstage tour of the inward, and for all the they went along. Then, the teacher said Gershwin Theatre production of means to look outward at “Freeze!” and the actors stood like stat- Showboat, and were given free tickets the enormous world did some strenuous ues. A member of the audience came on for the show. On Thursday they saw beyond school. If anything to the stage to take over from one of improvisation (such as the BSS students is to come of all that poten- them and turned the story around, to go are trying out) from another talented tial in each child, that is off in a different direction - from a group called Chicago City Limits. where the growing begins who does the job in a movie studio to at phrenologst’s office, Our students also had brushes with - with discovery of one- with a comic doctor foretelling the fame and the famous. Becky self and then putting that future from the bumps on his client’s L‘Hirondelle had 15 minutes on the self in the big picture of going on the piano w head. The switches were certainly fast stage of the the Astor Place Theatre after time and space and the she leads the students i and dramatic - from a doctor trying to she was called up there from the audi- thoughts of great minds. their new routi resuscitate the victim of a traffic accident ence, so we have a genuine New York That does not seem too sing as they crouch to to a humorous altercation between a artiste among us. Members of the group pretentious an idea when touch their toes, bend t motorist and a policeman on point duty. also encountered Sergio Momesso, who one sees children under the slap their knees, then It needed quick thinking and a vivid used to play for the Canucks, and also direction of a caring librari- spring up with hands o inzagination, as well as a lot of acting recognized Sylvester Stallone. an (and they all care). their heads to shout. ability, to keep the whole thing moving Apart from these highlights of the trip, Spring Is For Growing The Ant With A Bi so s11zoothly. they also enjoyed smaller pleasures like ”I like to watch things The Big Apple going for coffee and cheesecake after the grow. It makes me happy!” At Stawamus also the Enthusicisni is running high in both show. They also acquired some sophisti- He said his name is John library is a pleasant pla ‘s Easte BSS and HSSS for everything to do with cation just from walkmg along those Junior, and he is in the pri- to go. 1 from acting. The trip to New York’s theatres famous thoroughfares and passing mary learning assistance There is a comfortable deaih a dzring spring break has opened up a lot through the world’s great airports. class in Brackendale Reading is fun at corner in that library of windows on an exciting new world Above all, they looked out for each Elementary School. These Valleydiffe Elementary with a chair, tor the students who were lucky enough other, enjoyed themselves. students get extra help School. ions on the floor, and to take part. Lisa has lots with reading, and when I chesterfield. When of pictures of the group visited they were seated round Ms. Colclougk’s Grade 1 class came in, - students with actors Grant in the library learning a lot about student collected a favorite stuffed CHI v~riouswts, students plants and spring. mal and settled down to hear a sto 011 Brocidw‘ij; stud cnts She had read them a story about Mr. read by Ms. Kirkpatrick, the librari in C;ret~ntz~icliVillage, at and Mrs. O’Leary, who worked very She reminded them what the rules f t 110 1-cldison I Totcl where hard in the garden beside their cottage, good listening are and asked them h~btwd III rilJlcb but seemed to grow more zucchini than make sure their animals obeyed th 5qLl cl re, ‘llld ‘1 n1c~rlgst the anything else. That meant rules - kept the t c d d \, Lx>,ir!, i n Sc h wcq rz’s eating zucchini fried, ?T>. . to\’ shop. I ius I,~stis ,I stewed, raw, and even in clllld’s are‘lnl C‘OIIIC true, cake and jam every fall. If ,1ilc.1 rnost famous Brackendale Secondary School students do a little shop- try putting up a sign direct- away spiders and sights of NCWYork - to ping in Schwarz’s toy store in New York. ing him that way, but beetles, a Ellis Islnnd where thc groundhogs can’t read. per and a caterpi bcmtluads of immigrants Then came the practical from Europe used to line up for their School Libraries part that had roused John showed the child pipers to be checked and clearance None of them mentioned having Junior’s enthusiasm. Ms. giwn for them to enter the promised noticed the New York Public Library on Grant had brought some lit- Imd, to the Statue of Liberty which 42nd Street. There is the same legend tle individual pots and a There are of books to choose cncouraged those same new arrivals, about the lions carved in stone outside bag of potting soil, and lots and to the cathedral of St. John the that building as there is about the statue each student was goinp: to from at Stawarnus Elementary Divine, which is the biggest in the of Eras in Piccadilly Circus in London. If grow a plant. Firsrthe; School. world. They also saw some tremendous you stand there for a while, you are sure looked at a lot of different herand techniquehad watched of loon,d produc we’ sliows in the theatres. They were most to see someone you know passing by. seeds and noticed how some of them building up pictures from layers of impressed by the Blue Man Tube, a per- That is quite a good claim for a library came from pods, how they looked very ticine, then taking photographs of t wrinkled and dead, and how the biggest for the book. The students were ve plants do not always have the biggest happy to go and do likewise, once seeds. had discussed all the various kind Both Kinds of Magic insects - how many legs they hav HOWE SOUND MINOR HOCKEY All the school libraries now, of course, that they are antennae, not antler have the kind of magic that comes from have on their heads. ust as PO Annual General Meeting Wednesday, April 17th at 7:QO p.m. Brennan Park Leisure Centre

Submit any proposals for the meeting to Box 44,Squamish, B.C. VON 3GO. Siihrriissions must be in by April 10t

Special Note: All players wishing to try out for Rep hockey for the 96/97 season - TRYOUTS WILL BE HELD THE LAST TWO WEEKS IN AUGUST. .-.

T - THE SQUAMISH CHIEF APRIL 2, 1996 29 - VOLUNTEERS AND ------RELIEF-WORKERS bster has-special meaning wanted for Pearl’s Place Transition House. Only women with sincere interest in this UI great confirmation of the fact that His sacrifice for us communitych~ on the cross was accepted by heaven. field need apply Ten (10) week training a boo’ Every year that passes sees the truth of the resurrec- program will begin in mid April (4 weeks s from e come once again to that great day which has tion come under great attack. Many people say: “We e and J a special and wonderful meaning for the don’t have to believe in the resurrection for for volunteers/lO weeks for relief work- ier wii church and indeed for the whole world - Christianity to be perpetuated. It will survive without ers). Applicants must successfully corn- shing I ve to ask ourselves: Is the Cross of it.” But would it? Perhaps it would survive as a system plete the training program to be eligible vith a 1 word to the people? We have to of moral philosophy or social reform but not as a ay at t ver with a firm no. God’s last word in human dynamic faith. for any relief work. Resumes and applica- ndma, rs is not the cross, but the resurrection - not A newspaper editor who was a Christian said to this tions accepted at the Women’s Centre. de 1 cl lat, but victory. Christ rising from the dead is Gods team of journalists: “On one side of my desk is a com- uous s puter, and on the other side is a Bible. I try to make the Closing date is April 5, 19%. in pri two sides of my desk speak the same thing. For I know if what I write in my editorials coincides with what is For more information call is a lib No Easter,. in that book, it will live on: if it doesn’t it will perish.” Marie or Melany at 892-5748. >bin a That I think sums up our Christian faith. Everything )on set that is right has resurrection stamped on it, everything the rh that is wrong has death stamped on it. ano wl forgiveness Easter morning was the most glorious dawn in histo- udents ry. There was a radiance in it that the world had never bier nes. Tk comfort known before. And that radiance casts a glow over Woad Sense amish Baptist Church eternal life luch to every other dawn. Some people think I bend Come and celebrate with us this Easter Sunday at 9:30 reminds you ’hat is the most things like money, nice I then a.m. in the Pentecostal Church, Buckley Avenue, hands important thing homes, good marriages, or Squamish. to crime-proof J,O.J~ car. hout. Y that ever hap- caring families are more ithAt :d in your life? What is important than anything e most important event else. But the older I get the also t hl 1 of history? more I thank Jesus for sant pl is Easter, consider rea- dying to give me forgive- l from scripture why ness, reconciliation, peace, fortabl ieaih and resurrection new life, power, comfort, xary tl esus Christ can be and eternal life. )hair, CI red as the most impor- For me the most impor- r, r, and i event in all of history: tant event in all of history Len Ms Easter was the death and resur- ne in, forgveness from God rection of Jesus Christ. uffed i reconciliation with And the most important event in my own life was D a stor ibrari a peace with God the moment I began to rules f new life from God accept from God all that them t power from God He is offering through the ed tho comfort in trials death and resurrection of ept tht life with God after Jesus Christ. I 2d tow h Jesus Christ said, “I have I er and Le death and resurrec- come that they may have I or ma of Christ life, and have it to the giveness full.“ iI y was onciliation I hope this Easter will be 1 e, an ai ice a most encouraging time M life for you as you reflect on ice was 8 righter lrver what is most important. I lers am i grasshc to be fortified \ caterpi Foods patrick i ! ie child h calcium, folic acid .I 2s in th ! explain ’lhere’s legislation in ad bee the worcs finally for ’p give1 the fortification of two GO 4llustr 1s of food products. tS ratched que of m,products we’ll see being beverages fortified Health ! irs of p kkalcium. For those of j s of th( who thought soy milk By Dania re very a decent substitute for Matiation mce thl ’S milk, it‘s not. Not i cinds 01 1 close. But soon, lave, a] adians will be able to buy a calcium-fortified ver-

lers, thi 8 This will be great for vegans or those who choose to drink milk or eat milk products. it as poignant is the fact that soon flour and cereals -.I- :h are currently fortified with iron and some B vit- ns will also have added folic acid. This is particu- r important for young women who plan or may get Easter is a time for you to enjoy all sorts of traditional pant. i been found that 0.1 per cent of our births and still goodies, as well as some extra time off work. 1s have neural tube defects which includes spina But if you’re loohg for the true meaning of Easter, la. One of the simple ways of reducing these prob- 5 is by ensuring that a mother has had a diet with we believe you’ll find it at the Anghcan Church. nilligrams of folic acid prior to and for the first months of pregnancy. We invite you to join us for a celebration of the Chnstian most of us don’t know about being pregnant until o eight weeks have gone by, it’s already too late to spirit, and a taste of what Easter is really all about. k of folic acid needs. So encouraging young nen to supplement with folic acid is one answer. God knows, you’re more than welcome. ifying flours and cereals is another, because even xcellent diet is borderline for adequate amounts of ’ acid. The Anglican Church mia Matiation is the community nutritionist with st- Garibaldi Health Region. For more information, call 684-6306 or 1-800-665-I 105.

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Men3 League Finals Lacoursiere’s playing style. Qavid Donaldson photos t NO ipion By David Doddson “If they had had all their players for the Hornets kors \ full series, it might have ended different- Most Sportsmanlike Player - To] ties i It would have been tough ly” said McDonald’s captain Paul Noble. Mahood, Hornets ding to place a bet on the out- ”It was a good, clean series.” Top Goaltender - Murray Throwr and come of the Howe Sound Hornets ;bluc Men’s Hockey League Here are the results of the Men’s League Best Goals Against Average Goaltend b playoff finals. McDonald’s Player Awards, voted on by all the play- - Gadge Jhuty Red Wings lyFes was the original uriderdog, ers in the league: Playoff MVP - Paul Savag !d prc finishing the season in Most Valuable Player - Barrie McDonald’s speci fourth place and taking five Woodard, Red Wings Phil Lacoursiere Memorial (sponsore ildre games to knock out the Red Top Defenceman - Mike Rickert, by the Flyers and awarded for talen festi Wings. But the Mexx Pub Flyers sportsmanship and dedication to hocke! iteers Flyers, after taking out the Rookie of the Year - Jason James, - Paul Noble, McDonald’s iteers Hbrnets with three straight iing wins, lost most of its top s. Foi players before the finals iteer 1 began. In the end McDonald’s le thi proved to be top dog, i Ga defeating the Flyers in four iaign games to win the playoffs. :hall( With a 3-0 victory March cutting his wrist wasn’t called in the final game Friday. ‘e tha 23 alreadv in the bag, r Ma McDonald’s needed littre in Friday‘s game. 10K I encouragement to take out the badly Brian Jahnke put McDonald’s on the the ei undermanned Flyers 6-0 the next night. board first with a goal 20 seconds into the ihe With only seven skaters, the Flyers were first period but Jason Vanzella tied it for lgtor still exhausted from the previous night’s the Flyers 90 seconds later. With just over 111 an game and could barely withstand the three minutes left in the first, of 38 pressure, as evinced by a meagre six McDonald’s took the lead with a goal squi penalty minutes combined for the entire from Brad McKay and added a little irst ir game. insurance with Leroy Zohner’s goal at After a few days rest and with the 1:47. return of some key players, the Flyers The second period got choppy as 1 soared again to a 3-0 victory March 27. McDonald’s used every trick in the book Racc Calem Gardner was recovered enough to protect its lead, earning 12 minutes in da: from his injury to return to active duty, penalties to four for the Flyers in the I in and Myles Rosscr was able to get away process. But it worked, as McDonald’s lent’s from work, each proving their value to was able to hold back the pressure the wins the team by scoring a goal. Claudio Flyers continually applied in the score- Presi Nonnis ccmbout from behind the bench less second period for a 3-1 victory and e tear to hit the ice, maklng way for the return the men’s league playoff championship. rst r( of former coach Rick Smith in a beer “It was a clean series with few penal- : so leagut. Pat Quinn fashion, to call the ties. McDonald’s played very well and Assume The Position I ninstl st 10is. earned their win,’’ said Flyers goalie “s With thc series at 2-1 for McDonald’s, Steve Hadden. “They came out and took The Green Hornets goaiie gets ready to defiect a shot in a 2-1 victory over the d bet- Warriors in senior bovs soccer action Saturdav. David Donaldson D~O~Q the Flyers desperately needed a victory it to us and didn‘t allow us to score.” I - THE SQUAMISH CHIEF APRIL 2,1996 31 7.-. 4. ’.: SPORTS Bantam reps won respect was no relaxing for the players of Webber winning the defensive player towe Sound bantam rep Eagles award and Jason Misewich voted best ?yteam this spring break as they left offensive player. TVs behind in Squamish and head- Howe Sound was in a four-way tie for 1 the 19th annual Port Coquitlam second place but their goals against and national Bantam Hockey penalty minutes put them down to fifth 4) 692- lament March 17-24. to again face Comox Valley in the final 4) 892-# ye Sound played with great for a 9-5 loss. The Eagles had lost their - $h in many close games against the steam at this point with only 10 skaters teams to win fifth place overall. on the bench, but they never gave up. ir first game was a 7-6 victory over Ashton Robertson was voted best offen- iurrey Hurricanes, with Ashton sive player and Todd Watson best defen- tson windng best offensive player sive in Howe Sound‘s final game of the jcott Weiss voted the team’s best tournament. sive player for the game. The next Robertson and Watson were both cho- was a hard-fought 6-5 loss against sen to represent Howe Sound in the skills ,bell River, with Tyler Dufour competition March 21 while their coach, ied best offensive player and John Doug Robertson, was honored to be ,o best on the defence. Their third picked as one of the skills squad coaches. I against the Nelson Leafs, ended in The tournament ended with Ashton tie with Todd Watson winning for Robertson awarded a $500 scholarship ce and Charles McDonald best for post-secondary education. sive player. “This tournament, with eight quality lough Howe Sound outplayed and teams in the gold division, was really ot Sunshine Coast in the fourth great for our players,” said Doug they wound up with a 6-5 loss. The Robertson. “They played well as a team ;ive award went to Richard Collins and ended the season on a high note. lefensive to Wade McBride. But the Although they did not win in the end, s soared to a 5-0 victory over the they won respect and showed IX Valley Chiefs with goalie Derek character. ” Norld’s top skiers coming to Whistler for ski, and snowboard festival World Ski and Snowboard Festival run with a time of 31:49. FURRli L“REEK ning to Whistler /Blackcomb April bringing more than 1,500 athletes Flowers are blooming and the weath- 17 countries. er’s improving - sure signs for golfers festival will feature more than 25 to spring into savings with the B.C. Lung s and competitions including the Association’s Golf Privilege Club. i Technical Skiing Championships For $25 plus GST club membership 11-14, the Air Canada Whistler Cup entitles golfers to free rounds or reduced \ational Championships for juve- greens fees at 127 courses in B.C., 119 skiers April 5-7, the Westbeach courses in Alberta and nearly 500 courses ic featuring 50 snowboarders on in 11 western states. of RI alfpipe April 6-7, and the Kokanee In the Squamish/Whistler area the fol-

I North American BoarderCross lowing courses give benefits to golfers: 7 ipionships April 13-14. Chateau Whistler Resort Gelf Course, :ors wilf find other Squamish Valley Golf - Toi ties at the festival and Country Club, ding the Kokanee Whistler Golf Club, Throwr and Ski Party fea- Pemberton Valley Golf blues and alterna- and Country Club and ialtendl bands, and Furry Creek Golf and lyFest, an action- Country Club. Savag !d program of activ- “The club offers great specially designed value for less than the ,onsore ildren and families. price of one round of golf,’’ says Muff Ir talen festival organizers are looking for Hackett, Squarnish and Whistler B.C. 1 hocke! iteers for the period of April 4-14. Lung Association chair. ”It’s also a great lteers receive an incentive .package way for golfers to enjoy savings at cours- - ling festival merchandise and lift es all over the province and support the S. For more information contact the lung association’s work to improve lung iteer hotline at 938-7809. health.“ m .Memberships can be purchased ‘e than $2,000 was raised for the through Ticketmaster at 1-800-863-3611. 1 Gate Hospital Palliative Care H i Iaign at the first annual Furry Creek The Squamish/ Whistler Car Club will lhallenge March 24. be holding a slalom school Saturday, ‘e than 130 entrants from all over the April 6 at the vacant lot behind Bonnie’s r Mainland turned out for the 5K PetroCan in Squamish. The event is open [OK runs while the golfers waited to anyone with a low centre of gravity the end of the race before teeing off. vehicle (no trucks or sport / utility vehi- :he 10-kiliometre run, Grant cles) who wishes to learn to safely nego- lgton of Squamish placed third tiate a slalom course and learn how to 11 and second in his class with a handle severe Ime changes. of 38:56, and Lianne O’Toole, also It will cost $15 for the entire day and Squamish, placed second overall vehicle registration and inspection will ff I irst in her class in the five-kilometre be a1 10 a.m. Helmets will be supplied. P Peewee Eagles win President’s Series Race & Co. peewee rep Eagles Top scorers in the playoffs were Kris d a successful season - finishing Furmanek with 28 points, Scott: Harrison 1 in tier I11 - by winning the with 19, Nick Ciuk with 16 and Brad

lent’s Series championships with Cameron with 13. The team was coached .. wins and two losses. by Robin Hurren and Rob Lemcke, who President’s Series is a competition thank the many parents who helped out e teams which were knocked out of during the season with timekeeping, sta- rst round of the provincials, and tistics and selling 50-50 tickets. ! Sound faced Killarney, New A plaque will be presented to the ninster, Chilliwack, Arbutus and team at the Minor Hockey awards rigs in home and away games April 13 at the Brennan Park Leisure d between Feb. 11 and March 15. Centre.

h .I I SPORTS 1 ‘411 Meeting of the SqUamiS Senior Citizens Home society is being held on April 22, 1996 at 7:30 p.m. at the Elks Half located at I 3273 Second Avenue, Squamish, B.C.

The SQUAMISH SKATING CLUB gives a special thanks to the following individ~i;ds;md businesses who contributed so generously to the success of our show ‘‘CHASlNCj THE DREAM.”

‘OUR D m I An Ind DC Ben Fieldhouse of 8 Squamish negotioates a rocky area of the course to come in second in the men’s KI Jr. Elite class in this weekend’s kayaking i~all pirticipmts, parents, rehtives and friends who event. ontrihtd so, so rniich time adtalent to make this David Oonaldson photo crforrnance possible, wc thank you for your coopera- on ;ind enthusinscic support. Our apologies to anyone phose name did riot reach LISby printing deadline. White water weekend in Squam’ e Olympic-level kayakers paddle in Mamquam Spring Classir 4 More than 65 racers from Canada and the U.S. came to 2. Steve Massey, Chilliwack, 123.81, no penalties Squamish this weekend for the Mamquam Spring 3. Rob Cartwright, North Vancouver, 126.37, no g Classic-- at the Mamquam River kayaking course. ties I PA

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34 APRIL 2, 1996 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF

ABBREVIATIONS ADWRTIS The following is a list of acceptable POLICI I- abbreviations. Please use these abbreviations only. Not only does it ~ Special classifieds $8.50 per column inch. A give our paper some continuiy, but it minimum charge of $8.50 for 1 column xl” notThe guaranteeSquamish C1tl makes it easier for the readers to I advertisement. Deadline Friday 5 p.m. LF? OR pHo* understand. tisementtion of a particul;on a accom., apt., bsmt.,bath., bdrm., For classified, special classifieds or display classifieds: bldg., mo., N/P, N/S, Cres., St., date, or at all, , I Rd., Ave., Ct. Blvd., stand., auto., every effort will I IPHONE: 892-9161 pls, p/b, p/w, p/l, a/c,mi.,km., I $7.00/week. For 20 words or less. to meet the wish( am/fm cass., eves., cell., msg., thereafter. No borders advertisers.__ - Furt SERVICI appls., ap t., TV, ‘(feet), I’ inches .- I Monday- to Friday- - Fridav noon. I publishers. . ..._ do nc ft., in.,A/ F,A/R,btwn., c 0, F/ habihty tor any 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. IT,ea., etc,int.! ext., exp.,Li refs., damage caused Deadline is Friday 1290 noon reg., exc., f/p, hrs., wk.,info., error or inaccurac min., ma., misc., obo., days of for placement in the upcoming issue. week, months of year, cities, printing of an a provinces ment beyond the Avail. h IBY FAX MACHINE DIAL: 892-8483 paid for the s ace - occupied by tK e p‘ IIN PERSON OR BY MAIL: the advertisem, !STWAY Box 3500,381 13 -2nd Avenue, Squamish, B.C. VON 3G0 which the error oc 2Bc Avail. 1 $5 50/$5 “WE’RE Looking for a highly motivated individual who ting list : CONSTRUCTION posses good * organizational LOOKING for hard work- SQUAMISH Pet Food & GREAT Pacific Inc. invites - WESTPARK Company seeking a self- and people skills. F/T or p/t ing, customer service orient- Supplies would like to proposals for contract haul- APARTMEN? Follow in1 motivated, qualified heavy day shift avail. Must be will- ed individual to operate thank all applicants for the ing of pumice from its mine Spacious 1 bdrm., IOUNT’. MA duty mechanic. Applicants ing to commit to a long truck mount carpet cleaning P/T Retail Clerk position. at Mt. Meager to its process- 2 bdrm., $575 and 3 bdrm., Suite MERAL can drop resuiiies off at 4- term lead position with unit. Must have valid dri- The position has been filled. ing site at the Meager Creek $645. heat, hot water, ql 1208 Alpha Lake Road., Whistler’s busiest cleaning 14 turnoff. Initial annual vol- IIAMOI company. Call 932-3229 for vers license with good dri- location, close to scl Whistler, R.C. or f.,ix to 932- ume will be in excess of PLA an interview.” 14 ving record and can be 38861 Buckley Ave. 8748. 15 20,000 cubic yards com- IIGHLA ~-c0--cc~~cccIccccc~.~~~~~0~~~~~0~bondable. Exc. opportunity __c---r-_-_c-__-__cc__-~__-__._-__ Res. manager 892-: mencing June 1996, For fur- EXPERIENCED Process WA I TRES S/Tr a i n ee bar to make a very good salary. YOUR Garden getting to be TFN AL! tender, f/t or p/t. Also p/t too much work? Let me ther information contact -CCe-ICCCIICCIII-CCC0-c-c. Servers Nccded. Lots of PIS. send resume , Box 1822 jee our a short order cook. Apply in help. Call 892-8447. 15 Garth Carefoot at 790 GARIBALDI work. Excellent- pay. FAX Squamish, VON 3G0. Jartment person after 7:30 p.m. @ --cccIccI~-cI0c,cIIc-0-~~~~~0~~~0~Millbank, Vancouver, B.C. GARDEN COUl Resll11lc (604)277-6652. 14 14TFN Reni The Cliffside Pub. 14 LEADHAND Framing V5Z 323, Telephone 1 And 2 bdrm, apart] E SPECI. Carpenter avail. for con- (604)250-2750 / Fax from $500 $580/m( tract or hourly, to build (604)879-6411. 15 Heat, water and par ITA AN houses, stairs, sidewalks, cccccI0IcIcc0c~~~c~c~~0~~~~0~~~~0~included. lANAG Please call 898-981 KFC - TACO BELL decks, fences and all reno- CAR BONUS MORE : 19TFN vations. Phone 892-2626. Build 100 K business from N CALL A Big Business with Small Town Feel. cccI--ccI,ccc-~0-~c,IIccII 14 home plus get a car bonus. TF: Come and join KFC. We operate 800 restaurants in Canada alone. We’re a big business Call 1-604-644-1612. 2 BDRM. Suite for lcccc-cICce with big plans ahead, we’re in tune with the needs of your community. We currently have 14ccw incl. f/s, w/d, wlstove, 1M. T/hc the following position available. Estates, close to the 0~cccIcc0~Icc~c0ccc~00~~00~~0~~~~~ mds Mal CONCERNED About the EQUAL Opportunity! The N/P. Avail. in April ASSISTANT MANAGER = Squamish environment? Looking for + utils., women in our business can $675/mo. rane Dar financial independence? 9023. 12TFN We’re seeking a quality professional with initiative and willingness to assume persona1 earn as much or more than 13TFN responsibility for a high volume restaurant. Previous restaurant management experience, Earn residual income ccIIccIIcIIcIccIccII~0~~~e. the men! If you’re looking .ec-ccIIIII :specially in the food service or retail area is preferred. New university and college graduates monthly through consum, NORTHYARDS - for equality, Phone M. ire also welcome. able products everyone uses. sq.ft., 3 112 bdrms., T/hc In return €or your skills and energy, we offer: 1(604)975-5196 toll-free 24 lard nea: Call Janet 898-2093. 15 hrs. Lve. msg. 14netA bath, porch, f/p, office Highly competie Top training and Management n level. Recently reno1 April - cIIIIccIccccIcIIIcIcClCCICCCIClCCC tive base salary com- ongoing development bonus program N/S, N/P. Avail. im incl. Full mensurate with Strong growth Excellent benefits ZG ‘BELL. $900/mo. + portion s. Call 91 qualifications potential program @P- We have a firll-fime careerposiifon for Call 898-2328/688-175 11TFN ’ut down roots with our growing organization., ‘CcecccC~cI an Accounls PoyoMe C/ek Computer ccIcIcII~ccIccIcccII~I~c00.~ 3rop your resume off in person or forward it to: DIAMOND Head Plac {M.5 appls. T/h CFC, Attn; Manager, 99, Squamish. HG. evetienee md knowledge of consfnrciion Bdrm. + den, laundry1 tools 6 equipment ure on asset. parking, post box in h J/S. Avai Send your resume to Peggy aft ing. Avail. imr no. Phor $62O/mo. Call Andrew

SABRE RENTALS 4690. 15 ecCCCCCIIC. -cI0cIIcIIcccIcIIIcIcccIccII( 8021 Mons Road, . 1KENDP Whistler, BC, VON 188 fd 3 bdr FOX: (604) 932-5625 washer, 6 Avail. “The Self Employment Assistance Grant Progfd Imo. + L (SEA) offers alternatives to 16-4276 1 CENSUS REPRESENTATIVE ple looking for employm THE JOB FOR YOU? you are collecting unem ment insurance, you rn DUPI The Sea to Sky Hotel in Squamish is seeking a hands on interested in receiving ndale - 1 information about the S Avail. . Grant and becoming I BANQUET & MEETING CO-eFaDlNATOR employed. Contact 892- mo. C; register for our free 28. 14 Applicants must possess superior interpersonal skills, flex- Start-up” Workshop!‘ *c--IIcIcc. ibility with time, good organizational skills and be self TbtJA motivated. Be at least 18 yem of age. This position would suit individuals who have some food & Be adbkfor full-time work, including eveninp and weekends. lQPl beverage background, enjoy having responsibility & auton- the use of a telephone. llMERCll Be able to iead maps, understand written instructions and follow 2 or retail s omy but do not want to be tied down to a full time 9-5 job; prescribed procedures. ltain FM BI hours are very flexible. Approximately 10-30hrs/wk. Ihuak 5 to 6 weeks, end of April to midJune, 1996 se from, at piece mte badon approximately per hour. re now accl p19: $9.50 !,the new t in Fir, Spruce, Balsam Please direct your resume with salary expectation to the §end application bdorr April lo, 1996 to: -able. 1996 catsus Pine, Birch or Aspen attention of the: bdrm suite, 242 - 757 Wt Hat@ SWt, BOX 703 For a competitive price1 General Manager, Sea to Sky Hotel Vimcouva, BC, V6C 3M6 further information con1 lelor Suite, Or d the GJISIISJob Hot-linC. 1-6W-666-1996 eEd. bdrm hou (Only candidates to be interviewed wdl be contacted.) Darnell McCurdy Box 310, Garibddi Highlands, BC VON IT0 256-521 3 - office Jgh back yz

FZLX(604) 898-3692 S:Z?IS!~CS Statistique e bdrm con1 - fax !56-7359256-5250 -hcme Canada Canada - A Canada TU” Y”....-. I*n ‘I77-UAA L w - atitntpl P CINE: 803 1996 35

Buy my place and I will pay your moving costs. Up to AVAIL. April 15th in the 2 BDRM. avail. in 3 bdnn. DESPERATE MAN 200 kms., will be totally on HURRY...p riced for quick Highlands - 3 bdrm., 1 1/2 home, Highlands, $400 per WITH me. One less moving cost to sale, no real estate fees, no bath Rancher, fenced back- room/mo., incl. util's. Call HOUSE FOR SALE wony about! G.S.T., no strata fees. One yard, hot tub, lrg. deck, 898-4593 lve/msg. 14 MAKES AND THE DEAL of a kind luxurious semi- $1,00O/mo. + util's. 898- cII~IccIcc0~ccIIcIccIccIIIIII-ccIc OUTRAGEOUS OFFER GETS EVEN BETTER detached. Features: wood 1500 or 644-5935. 15 VIKING Ridge - 1 bdrm. Dear Friend: I have a prob- After you're all moved in, a siding, 3 bdrms., 2.5 baths, on avail. in 2 bdrm. T/H, lem and I know you can and unpacked, person- at all, E DARNELL I will skylights, sunken lvg./rm. will PERTY MANAGE- requires neat, N/S person. help. I need someone to buy ally drop offa FREE certifi- brt with gas f/p, window cover- he wisl MENT Avail. May 1, $437.50/mo. my house immediately, and cate for a Las Vegas Holiday rs. Fui SERVICES LTD. in 0. + 1/2 util's. Call Lou @ 898- I am so desperate I'm willing for 2 Including 5 nights ings, vaulted ceilings, built i do n 0714 or fax 898-0724. 18 to make you an OUTRA- in vac., electric garage door, 'or ani hotel, Vegas show tickets, -13avTFN cIIIcc.cIccIccc0cccI0000~00~0~~0~0GEOUS OFFER! But first causec flKING RIDGE and $200.00 of gambling fenced backyard 6r huge iaccurz rBdrm., $950/mo. WANTED: April 15 or May let me tell you about my money, and much, much, deck. For your chance to of an Gas f/p- --cccIIcIIcIccIIcIIIIIIIIIIIIIcIIccI 1's. Room in house with home. Over 2000 sqft. 3 more. I know, I know, It's view, call 898-8260. 14TFN md thc 2 BDRM. Main floor of separate entrance & bath, if split, with 3 lrg. bdrms. Avail. May l'st too good to be true. But, like cIc~~~c~cc-c~~cccIcI~CC~00~0~~~0CC house for rent. Avail. possible around $200 - upstairs, Beautiful Master I'said I'm desperate. So what 'Ytle TC'e1 bdrm. over-looking a pri- GARIBALDI Highlands ertisen ,STWAY VILLAGE immed., $650/mo. N/P. Call $35O/mo. Pls. call Ron 252- does all this cost? You get a vate, lush backyard, sliding sunny, bright updated error o 2 I3drm. 892-3826. 14 8082 (pager) or call collect beautiful house, Free mov- 0IccIccIcIIcIIIcIIc0~I~~000~~00~-~ doors leading to an upper Rancher. Off white carpets Avail. April 1, 987-2713. 15 ing expenses, and a Free trip - 3 BDRM. Rancher on lrg. deck to catch the early through out, 2 sets French $550/$575/mo. to Vegas for 2, for only morning sunrise, and stairs doors, dining & master bed fenced lot. Avail. April 1, $249,000. But there's one $950/mo. Call Jane Darnell leading down to a huge to rear decks, parking. iting list available LOOKING FOR EXCEPH catch: It needs to be sold by RV "PARI for @ 892-9190. 13TFN main deck area, with only ifollowing properties: TIONAL TENANTS? May 1st. Look, I think this $191,500. 898-3959. 14 'MEN' cIcIcc0ccIcI000I0ccI0000~000000.0~ steps to go to an 8 person Look no further. ...a quiet place is going to go fast. So, 00~c-0c~-~~c~cIcI00cC0.~~~~00000~~ bdrm., ~OUNTAINVIEW NORTHYARDS Hot Tub. A spacious, newly family family of 3 is looking If you're interested call BY Owner - 4 Bdrm. older 75 and MANOR Bdrm. house on 1/2 acre. upgraded kitchen with 4 to make your house a home! (604)892-6351 Squamish home on extra lrg. Duplex 5. Suit EMERALD PLACE Avail. April 1, $l,OOO/mo. island nook, includes all 5 Willing to sign a min. 1 year NOW! water, c DIAMOND HEAD Call Jane Darnell @ appls. A tasteful living room lot., $189,900. Call 898- se to sc PLACE lease. N/S, N/P 6 Ref's, a P.S. The Vegas trip and 5621. 14ccw 892-9190. backyard is preferable. with a fire place to cozy up .ey Avc IIGHLAND GLEN 13TFN to, and one lower bdrm. moving expenses are worth cz~000c00CIcIcc--C~~~~~~~~000~0~00 er 892- WHAT WE OFFER IS approx. $4,000.00. Do ~00cccI~cIcIIcccI~cI00c~~~0000~~0c Cute dining area with a step 7N OUR PROMISE TO YOU Call ALSO NEW House for rent 3 down to a relaxing living It..... (604)892-6351 cCc.00~- - TO KEEP YOUR HOME NOW! See our ad under 2 bath., lrg. kitchen, room with mountain view. 3ALDI bdrm., IMMACULATE & WELL Wouldn't it be neat if partment & House sldeck, Jacuzzi, f/p, 2 car This place is gorgeous with P.P.S. i cou MAINTAINED. 892-9343 you won the Jackpot in Rentals garage, $1,20O/mo. N/P, breath taking views, hiking I, apart (days), 898-4907 (eves). 15 Vegas? 14net99 b580/m E SPECIALIZE IN family preferred. Lve. msg. right out your back yard, ATA AND RENTAL 898-4690. 14 completely fenced for your cIIcc~0~0ccccccccc0c~0~~000000~000 and pa RENOVATED 3 Bdrm. REGENCY ided. 4ANAGEMENT C~0CCCII~CC0.C~~0~000~~0~000~~000~ pets. There is too much to PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER INC, GRANISLE located in the T/house, 5 appls. Asking 11 77 Marine Drive, 898-9E MORE INFORMA- SPACIOUS Modern 3 list! House is in quiet area in largest lake in B.C. Approx $125,000. Call 898-4705. North Vancouver 892-9 190. bdrm. split level 2 112 bath., Squamish 'FN N CALL 3,400 sq.ft., finished bsmt., 18 -ccIIccII NOW, HERE'S THE 980.18501 TFN ensuite, 5 appls., gas f/p, CALL COLLECT 6 bdrms., 3 bath., 6 appls., OUTRAGEOUS OFFER. ccIIc~cI~cc0ccIIcccI0~~~0--c000~~0 lite foi lCCCCICICCCIICCC0CCCILCIlCC garage with remote, NIP, v/stove N/S. June lst, $1,400, 604- f/p, Ivng. room, RSF wood- LM. Thouse. Close to stove, all new carpet, all to the inds Mall 986-5272. 15 in new paint. Asking April 1, $750/mo. utiI 's ., $130,000. For more info., 'ane Darnell @ 892- call (604)697-2767. 15 McDougall's Music Visual Communications NEW 27' Motorhome, fully logos flyers menus 13TFN 0cIIIc-0cccIIcccIcIcCIICICICCCIICI '*--.+eCI, WEEKLV SPEClAL 1991 BMW 735 IL auto, fully equipped + bike rack, t.v., labels brochures .CC-CCIII00--CIII0000000000 AM/FM CASSRTE loaded, local vehicle with books, 9s - vcr, a/c, Call WANT a bargain? $79,900 newsletters silver w/ blue leather $36,888 M. Thouse with pri- $950/wk. 898- CAR STEREOS $49.95 idms., 3736.24 for a 1 bdrm. Condo apart- 1 yr parts & labour guarantee a984438 ard near downtown. 3, office ment in Diamond Head Open Tuesday to Saturday Louise Dewar graphic designer y reno April 1, $825/mo. Security Development. 892-5310 0 898-9797 rail. im incl. Fully renovated, That's $13,000 below mar- lortion i. Call 985-8888/892-- ket value. Must be owner 688- 17! 11TFN occupied. If first time buyer, Airport Service 00-0 0 *.I.< only $5,000 down with 1993 JEEP YJ, black, 45,000 km, Dinner Occasions 5speed $14,995 ead Plac LM. Thouse with 3 mortgage, taxes, maint. fees, Planning a Wedding? wndry I 5 appls., 2 parking, ROOMMATE Wanted to etc. Approx $650/mo., ox in1 Call 898-3387 ;IS. Avail. May 1/96, share house, $375/mo., in cheaper than paying rent. imr io. Phone 898-5936. Valleycliffe. Call 892-9499. Owner 924-0932 or 932- 4ndrew 16 1296. 14 STUCCO cIcccccIIcIIccccccI~~00~0~ cIcccl~cIIcccccI00~c000.~0~0~~0000 & Old Homes cI0~ccIcIcIIIIccIIcc00~~000000~0~0 New I .-CCC.CC.0fl Garages, Additions, etc. KENDALE 0 I 995auto, DODGE V8,19,OOO CLUB km, emerald CAB greenP~&-uP, Ui 3 bdrm. T/H, f/p, $24,995 washer, single garage, FOR LEASE I E Avail. May lst, Excellent 4000 plus Sq. Ft. of quality finished I 898.15324 I ?ploymen! 'mo. + util's. Call 1- space at 38049 2nd Ave Fully air condi- 6-4276 lve./msg. 14 tioned, ideal for single or mult!;ole tenant use. BIRKENDALE .-CI~I~CIIICCIIIIIIC0-0~~0 Competitive rates. For leasing information TREE SERVICE DUPLEX in contact: Bjorn Nilsson at 89273571 ' Professional Tree Care ndale brand new 3 1992 DODGE RAM Pickup, 1-ton, 4x4, - ,898fl4.997 NC, 5 speed, 360,low km's $18,988 Avail. May lst, Fully Insured I I mo. Call Michele !8. 14 . [ELE CT ROLUX) I I Vacuum Cleaners PARTS SALES SERVICE -Sales t!? Service Jeff Shea - 1992 FORD 1 TON DUALLY Diesel J. Robinson XLT, auto, red, box liner, $21,888 Phone: 898-??&/ 898-2378 BRACKENDALE, 8.C. aS2-56327 I

Help celebrate SATELLITE your Birthday or other occasion SERVICES with a Dairy Queen ceCake. -earna 1993 GRAND CHEROKEE LAREDO /898=1589 I order by phone 892-9033 6 cyl., auto, fully loaded, dark blue. Hotline same dav service I I $25,888 I

tgh back yard: Smal house, suitable for couple No smokers and no dogs. $1 1OO/mo. Avail. 1 May. ve'ry - RUBBISH REMOVAL - DUMP RUNS - GENERAL & YARD CLEANUP - ! bdrm condo, Brand New, Maple Tree Court, Government Rd., $950.00/mo. Avail. immed. REASONABLE RATES All Vehicles Safety Inspected 8 Air Cared. Bank Financing Available. !!!E: 803 DEl8QUIAI BLACK TUSK REALW PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 892-5954 I I APRIL 2, 1996 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF BRIGHT and cozy 12 x 60 “STOREFRONT avail. in trailer - 2 bdrm. + den & new facility in Squamish LOCATED in Squamish laundry room. Lots of room “U STORE IT - Industrial Park, 1,500 sq.ft. FOR Sale - 7600 sq.ft. view Valley - 10 x 40, furnace, to grow, $28,500 obo. Call Ministorage space avail. in with loading bay. Phone lot. Fully serviced, Hospital drysuit, tank, weig toilets, shower, stove, patio 898-1593. 14 new facility mid March/96. 898-3022 for more info.” Hill area, 892-9109. 14 Call, take a look, ma Joor, $5,800 delivered. 14 x Bay sizes vary from 10’ x 15’ 12TFN to 10’ x with garage cc~ccc~cc0000cccIccc0~~~ 44 Custom built Fisher flp, 32’ door ,,,*.e-*--. WE Sell 18”shakes c;it>in style, bleep 6, PRIME Commercial office opening. Located in SURPLUS Asphalt & 1 Cedar Shingles for sale. All 898-2504. 17 5 1 Q,OOC7 dc 1 i l-ered. space for lease, 38155 2 nd Squamish Industrial Park. WE Purchase l’st or 2’nd - new materials, low, low I’hone/fax 68 1 -4000/685- Ave. Avail. March 01/96. Phone 898-3022 for more mortgages. Top prices paid. O943 (cvcs). 14 info.” 12TFN Call Don 892-9027. 16 prices. Call 898-9819. 892-3064. 07TFN’ 34TFN ed cab, spd. Fibe ~- COMMERCIAL rack, 1 pool table for sale - tires, COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERSNetwork Classified~~~~Call 892-5642/898-5 15661898- ,,,#0.eC-C-. ASSOCIAIION 0cC0ccC~CCC0eCeIIIC~.0cc. These ads appear in approximately 100 for25words To place an ad call MAZDA $6.00 each this paper or the BCY- CHIPPER - ~,i~i,hColrmbiP Pn,j yrkon community newspapers in B.C.and Yukon $275 2 ex and reach more than 3 million readers. addtionat word CNA at (604) 669-9222 through a tractor or (15 - 66 h.p) Price iopy- Bc ANNOUNCEMENTS__ - - BUSINESS COMING EVENTS EMPLOYMENT LIVESTOCK Call 589-6421 (Surr , Needs OPPORTUNITIES OPPORTUNITIES REPORT POACHERS! - COAST MOUNTAIN FEATHER YOUR Nesi, ccI.0c0ccI0cIIcc00c000~~~ 3.898-47 Private investigat ionhe- ENTREPRENEURS/PEO- Camp 460 acre outdoor $$$BIG MONEY$$$ money making opportuni- RESTAURANT Eq ,,cOe**@--- ty. Ostriches for sale. search group seeks infor- PLE tired of routine jobs. school (Squarnish). Visual Global home based busi- sale, convection CHEVY mation about poaching, Highest quality African Earn while you learn. Full & performing arts for ness of the future. 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ANTIQUE Loveseat, rock- er, chair, rosewood, $800. living gc HRYSLER LeBaron BUILD a Wilderness Cabin HOW SOUND SMART, On March 21, :a&, we 1992 KAWASAKI KX INFANT/ 1996 Mary Elizabeth Smart ,4 dr., auto., 2.5 L, 4 250.Exc. cond. Needs noth- - 20 day log building course, a look, April 28 May 29, north of TODDLER DAYCARE of Squamish, B.C. in her 9081. 14 ood cond., $1,900. ing, some extras, $2,800. - 898-3956. 15 Squamish. $1,750.00, all 38370 Buckley &e. 96th year. Predeceased by .CCCICC00-. Pemberton 894-6663. 14

cIIIIIIcIII0c00000cc0000000~0-0~0~ tools provided. Call 892- (behind Squamish her husband Cecil Smart. 3” shake: . 2300 or 898-1526. 1OTFN Elementary School) Survived and will be sadly 17 1984 HONDA XR 100. CCI00~CII0CC0C0CIIII00I0~0~000000~ QUALITY DAYCARE, missed by her loving family. ‘00CIICCII. Exc. cond., well main- OBEDIENCE DOG SPOTS FOR CHILDREN Daughter Kathie (Davis) RANGER SIB tained, $800. Phone 898- ed cab, 4x4, 2.9 L, TRAINING AGED 3 WKS. TO 3 and her husband Ernie 3940. 14. Puppy & Adults. YEARS OF AGE Westphal of Osoyoos, B.C. 000000000. spd. Fiberglass canopy, F Certified by Canadian Hours of operation: Two grandchildren Larry rack, 107,000 km. CIAL Institute of Professional Mon. - Fri. “Debbie” Davis of Surrey, for sale tires, $5,999 obo. 566/898-4208. 04TFN DRYWALLER/Tapers/Finis Dog Training. E.C.E. QUALIFIED B.C. and Glen Davis of 542/898- her Texture, ceiling and STAFF North Vancouver, one great ,,,O.OccccOcIO-ccIIcII-cccI - Private & Classes. repair. Free Estimates, call Classes starting l’st week of We also offer a special grand c h i Id re 11 S t e p 11 ;I 11 i e. 0 MAZDA D2600 p/up, Daniel 892-2304. 15 May. component for teen moth- No scrvicc hy rcxluest. ractor 01 2 extended cab CC,,0CC00,,I00C,LC~,,000~0~0~~0000 Call Carolynn @ 898,9424 ers Crcrnation. In lieu of floui- .p) Price opy. Body in exc. Needs engine work, NU-LOOK Kitchens after 8 p.m. 1 ITFN attending Howe Soued ers donations to l-iilltop t21 (Sur Paul Bryant Secondary School. House \vould he appreciat. .-0@@Ie--#. I. 898-4762. ~~CCW 892-2300. 892-5796 or 892-5365. txi. I-Iinds Fuiit.ra1 & ANT Ec ,,C,--O)OrOCCICIIIIOOO---O- 1 ;HEVY 6.2 L 3/4 Ton OTFN FRIENDLY GIANT 43TFN h4cmoriaI Senriccs in ciirc of vection c~cccIc0ccc~cIc0cI0c0~~~0~~000-c~~ p/up, with canopy. Daycare ;irrangcments. 14 iter, dbl. SPRING is here ..... Bob is idwich ont brakes and muffler. A licensed group daycare back. General clean up, operating since Nov. 1988 LOVING mother avail. to 892-828 ts, $2,500 obo. Call Yard work & Painting. 73 lve./msg. 14ccw at the Civic Center. Ages: care for two children ages 18 PLEASE NOTE: TOOlate to C~S- Reliable 0 Reasonable rates - 18 mo’s to 5 years - Offer: mos. to 4 yrs. in my sify ads are accepted only after 00cIcIcI-* Ref’s. avail. Call Bob 898- 1Z:OO p.m. and before 5 p.m. ;MC S15 P/UP V6, ECE & First Aid Qualified Brackendale home, full c;r 3ES - 3 - 1616. 16 Friday at the rate of $7.00 for 20 canopy, factory tint., Staff. * Structured Program p/time. Lrg. fenced in yard, sell K 0ccIcccIccccccIIIccI000000000000~0 words or less, and 2% for each - * Kindergarten pickup toys, arts & crafts, quality ryer, hea obo. Great little CARPENTRY SERVICES additional word. They are accept- from local schools * Swim care! Phone 898-9412. 14 r. Kenmc Zall after 6 p.m. 892- Additional or Renovations ed on a first come first served Program + access to other c~cc0~cccIcIcccIcccI~~~~00~0~c~0-~ iwasher, 4 or Small repairs. Phone 898- recreational programs. * basis, and are printed only if .0.CCCIIIIIICCCICC0CCICCII FRIENDLY Family :ing boar 9366. 14 space permits. The Squamisli Full-time/Part-time - Environment near Chief cannot be responsible for ngeable IDGE Caravan - 5 cccIc0ccc0c0cc0ccIc0000~000000~0-0 1.0 V6 on propane, *Drop-in (3-5 years only). Highland school, N/S, errors or omissions as these ads 398-949; GISELLE’S Catering 0 Call 898-2399. TFN may not be proof read because of 1 kms. Lots of Hwy. Since 1990. Big or small. excellent. ref’s., small group cIc0~0~~cIcIcccIcIIc0.000C00~0~0~0 time constraint. xt options, in very We cater to all. Banquets, to provide quality care. Call :ond., $8,900. 898- TINY FLOWER 898-2563. 15 V Cele office parties, weddings, etc. SFU GRADUATES 5 898-8298. 14 CHILDREN’S CENTER pis, air Licensed Quality Daycare Call Your Mater... s. Decen Ic~cc00~0~0cccIcc0cI~00000I0000C~0 ALMA MATER THAT IS! GARDENINGLandscaping Preschool Program. REQUIRED: 20 people to Askin) * Has openings f/t, p/t & Tell us your address, 898-4461 BAYLINER Capri - Spring time, clean your lose 5 to 50 lbs. while mak- name or job changes & drop in. ing income. Stop the diet latest news. CCCCCCICCe. er 120 h.p. out- yard. Rubbish removal, - Age 2 112 5 yrs. ,ike new, fresh water Pow ere r ak ing , Trim m in g . * - treadmill with this pain-free SFU Alumni Relations 3TA Tt Kindergarten Drop-off & only, $12,500. Lawn installed, New yards * weight loss system, and ig cond. Pick-up. Clean.up Phone: 29GGRAD ton 894-6663. 14 or old. Complete yard ser- make money. Ph. 1-604- d, auto., * E.C.E. 6r First Aid quali- in Canada: 1-800-998-GRAD ccc0cIIccIIIccccccII00000 vices. Call today for Fast & 975-5196, 24 hrs. toll free. cond VI fied stsff. FORD Supercab Friendly Service. Call 898- Lve/msg. 14ne tA ing car, 9 38357 Buckley Ave. r special and 11’ 5942. 14TFN I 892-5566. TFN Camper. .-000CIC-C. rd Very 0cc0ccccI0ccccIccIII0000000I000000 Mustang nd., $6,000 for both. SIERRA xglass boat with 90 K.D.M. ;edan, 1 Quality Licensed Daycare. lohnson and load a/c, aut1 E2 VETERINARY Garibaldi Highlands area. ’osTrac. r - $5,000. Call 898- HOSPITAL Look in the 16 .- Full or Part time. -- . : $1 40378 Tantalus Way please call Collect” sell - Call Monica at 898-45 10. Nick Dehal Chief Ciassifieds 3. 14 898-9089 TFN An international project Dr. K. McCallum. sponsored in Canada by Employment CICCICC-..~ 22’ TERRY Trailer. 00ccIccccc0cI0c~ccc00I0000~0~0000- & Associates. 43TFN PIVCH-IN CANADA in Opportunities kn. Wgnl cond., $14,000. Call RISE & PLAY conjunction with IO obo. 506. 15 00ccc0cccc0~cc0cc~~0C/CIICCCIIIC-C DAYCARE The United Nations Call 892-91 61 today. 2 WHITE Face Herford Environment Program Quality licensed daycare for 2 - 5 year olds. 2 Grand1 EARLY CHILDHOOD yl., 2 dr.,a EDUCATION trol, fogli *First Aid Certified Injuries I runs g Arabian Mare, 14.3 H.H., *Structured Program :ves. 8980. 3RHOME 0 6 cyl., 4 *Full & P/time openings sink, stove, sleeps 4, goes Western or English. Richmond N Loves trails 6r people, $2,500 1048 Glacier View, G.H. ’0CIC40C.0~~’ a little T.L.C., $1,500 *898-955 1. 14TFN 683-2499 :all 892-3092. 14 . obo. Call 892-5735. 15 5 spd., 1

COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERSNetwork Clas~ifieds~~~ I * ’ ’ * ’ ’ These ads appear in approximately 100 for25words To place an ad call U British colvrnbioand COfnmUnity newspapers in 6.C.and Yukon $275 $6.00 each this paper or the BCY- and reach more than 3 million readers. additional word CNA at (604) 669-9222 OFFERS INV%STl\nEN~/P~WTMEIRSHIP -PERSONALS SALES HELP WANTED SERVICES STEEL BUILDINGS OPPORTUNITIES DIES IN Orient, INDEPENDENT AGENT WE TAKE The Fear out of WINTER CLEARANCE ICBC. Major ICBC injury Sale on all Steel ssia, worldwide, seek required to sell ad space . . . . ___ In 1996 construction wiCf begin on this attractive rGspondence with sin- to b usi ne - - - - - . - - . - gentlemen! Friendship small communities. trial lawyer for 27 years. and modern Neighbourhood Pub, to be located Call tree 1-800-665-1138. choose from, Quonsets, ice, #42117 - W408 - Established company. Contingency fees, Simon, Straightwall-Quonsets or next to and to the north of the Maverick Bus 37 Macleod Trail S., Fantastic commission. the new Trussless Depot. Igary, Canada, T2J Contact: National Sales Wener & Adler. uestgn.n--._ Latim - II ‘--lureI-UI 1- 3. Phone: 1-403-254- Mgr., Brentwood STEEL BUILDINGS The incorporation is now looking for investors to 14. Screenprint, B.C. Phone STEEL BUILDINGS: 800-668-5111. Collect: (604)270-8292 Or “Cheaper Than Wood”. ECONOMICAL PRE-EN- finance part of the project. Minimum investment is HELP WANTED fax: (604)270-3432. $120,000, representing 10% of the share offerings. Estimated project cost is 1.2 millidn.

signed to suit your needs. For more information call Eivind Tomes at 898-4814 NETWORK 9 ClASSI For just $25 per week (for 20 words or less) I- NOTICE your classified ad will appeal ~m their law will b ntained ii 10p.m. 0 ambers tish COIU

the Whktler Ouestlel n generz and the Lillooet News uamish I Come and see our new location nissions THESE ADS WILL REACH MORE .To recti THAN 13,000 READERS, Squam at 38261 Cleveland Ave. adoptec and Dis Call now to book Q Network 99 classified! 'ersonsy of the i iection i 2,1995 RAIL 'N SEA HESTAUKANT & DAIRY BAR 3 bedroom, 1/2 duplex. large lot. Fahulous Dusiness Opptriuniiy! $109,OO() 89219161 ous rep( View. $138,900. Call Dan. Cull Arnbu copy of nspectei sh Colui iday to f ,1996 tc

1981 Birch. Fabulous I'amily home backing on 414Y4 Brennan Road. 4 bedroom home, 7 bdrrn, 4 bthrm family home. Close lo all whool. Many upgrades I~M, numerous to men- lots of room for family, large lot $1Y1,900 amenities. $249,900. Call Amber ND FUF tion. 4 Mrm, 2 bthrm. $1 Y5,OW. Cull Amber. .. ment or 2, 1995, 3,1995

Making Squami "Southern Beautf'in Hrackendale GREAT VIEW. 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 4 hdrm. newer applianccs, Ikrber ciirpeting. Beautiful Spacious 5 bdrm., 1 r. old, of the 0 2160 sq. ft. Reduced to $22Y,oOO. Family tlome 2615 sq. ft., s$k,~~ 1 luge lo1 w/trui~trees galore. $224,90(). Call DUII &dl Amber. April, 1C Cull Amhrr: distribut Appear Squamir District i

214) Ridgeway. Spacious home on quiet CUI de 38105 - 3rd Ave. Squamish .sx.5 hdrm, 4 bthrm, 74K)sy. ft. ALMOST Cozy 2 bedroom, woodstove. Bright & clean NEW HVEKYI'l11NG! $24Y,0()0. Cull Amber. - $159,oMl I cc i

3x340 Fir St. 4 ticdroom, ticw duck. 38044 Guiltord. 3+ bedrooms, many new tcnccd yard. $ IO0,OM). Executive Townhouse adjacent Golf Course, upgrcides $ISS.OMM). Call Dan. TOTHE SQUAMISH CHlE 'all I~om. 3 bdrm & den, 1470 sq. ft. $177,500. Call Amber. REAL ESTATE WEEKLY UPDAT THINKING ABOUT SELLING.ee For all your real estate needs, THIS IS A GREAT TIME! INTEREST RATES ARE DOWN Book an advertisement today. bREMI[ I)sn Cassell Jason Whittaker Judy McQuinn Amber Pou I ton AND DEMAND. IS HIGH. .Call 892-9 I6I 0

IDEAL FAMILY HOME IN A GOOD LOCATION- 11 RIVERFRONT PROP€RTYI II NEED A This very roomy 1620 sq. ft. home features oak cab 9 inets & 2 skylights in the kitchen, a large ensuite ir 1 4/2 ACRES MORTGAGE the master bedroom & 3 bedrooms, all in a we1 ll ll designed open floor plan. This one level homc Call our loan department and find 01 \fvvould sui! c7 growing family or a retired family. $1 96,000. about our pre-arranged homeomme 1 2-Storey 900 Sqnft. house plus mortgages and our competitive rate 2 cabins rented at $450/mo. UPPER CHEAWMUS VALLEY 892-5252 25 year lease at $500 per year.

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APRIL 2,1996 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF

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