Squamish *Chambet of C erce' &re&' at , * >'e May 15 meetbg that thi? -aIternating traffie ; The stor$ behind 'the,Hi- ' lights on the Red Bridge have made the narrow passage safer and sent a letter of .thanks to the C fI oat which depicted ds- giinaries . of the_-_United minister of highways: ------In-the-paradethefloat- took- PrenkaS-MwY-Cr-cuKston, However, the members felt that Mr. Gaglardi Church %round ' the-worla first prize for' organizations. Boyd, Curly Crossen, should be reminded that this should be only a in the May Day Parade is The club would like to thank Newman and Adolph Seymour temporary measure and that a new and proper one of planning, work, fun - - bridge was needed. and luck. . -_ - -Wheq the big .float was on The dd+-idge,-built in the 1920s, is _.lLfeet- - in width. __ -_ its --waft---t0- -the-fnarshllirrg point their world stopped turn- The highway depatment was also asked for ing. Luckily Larry Dent, ace signs indicating points of interest along the Sea- merhanir_hapD--d bV-M .,. view Highway, moment and hopped on to see if he could help. He did. He rushed home; took the motor off'his lawn mower and substituted - it for the washing Machine motor Victoria ,Day which--oHgimHy--powered the
turning. .- .- mechanism; ._: .. .- They, with the world goinE; the truck motor stopped as with .Mt. Currie the parade. was starting- But this, too; was fixed in dme. . \ --Pra&&y- -everykhing -.else on the float was hand-made in a mammoth club project that Indians simlmmmTem. - __. '-3t-m-at this. twe.-f.af-th-e Victoria Day is always a great event for the Mt. Currie Indians. They have a parade and floats led 'by boys and girls started, making the tissue paper flowers' that their own brass band, They have their Indian dancers formed the different colored and little girls as Maypole dancers. .-They have their coutries on the big. globe. Guides and Brownies and a May Queen with Princesses. . .Authentic costumes were rodeo and stampede. sought from missionaries arid Lila Wallace was crowned For the young folks the high. former missionaries and! those - - -May Queen e~--May-?&.-by Enht of the day was the round. unavaiable were made by .the - Brenda Lester, -last 'sar's up of cattle and horses fur-thc girls using :pictures, as,. &ides.-. queen. \ ,The'globe; itself,.was. madeb On the float with them were rodeo. -._- *Young riders from Pember. sacti_ons.,..in,ReMiS's.._garage princess Sylvia Lester, 'flower ton, Mt. Currie and Squamisk when- the sections rieared girls Bonita Pascal Carla and and raced over the flatland towarc completion they outgrew' the &e, pages Darryl Stager and LIllooet Lake herding in thc building'-bd were Iun-g. in.. ;a Peter Joe. Carrying fl'ags were aGmals which included a marc tree for assembly. ,-+ Jackie Wallace and Bert Wil- with a newborn foal. liams. The queen's float beauti- .- -. was .. ..'.. fully decorated wlth-fre&.Hc -Proposed,+- Bacs. The Indian dancers fol- lowed on a float complete with ..
that- happened in brating & his home at Armstrong's intriguing bit Bf;$S'tory and often .he. riders on horses. ,- - The parade wh Corners, May 24, he finds prospects for rocks back in er: He was born on ,.About one acre of the Mam. Boblq Island ;Detroit :River in village and out 1 site hds been taker the future glowing. His Liberals are'in e Ah-e-n werLin Ottawa and the baseball sea- 1861. The is1 as since become a I 'Thev -are willing. t'd -hj -hj to any- crowned after a sp&h by the ways, leaving 5.5 acres son is progressing. He keeps up to date part of the United States. , ... -' Indian chief of Mt. Currie band, es will trv to hu4 ,' 3te-e De' vargtLfr_o_m_ --niA aacenQmperty.L@ the nort-i *a- u *a- to meet the rapidly expanding- One of the perennial dincers r- - school needs. , .~- . .. . doix-kAative Xdh- was 70-year-old 'Mrs. August James. - .--. .. Blazing hot sunshine niilde property several months aga Prince *George Victoria Day a real picnic day found that a slice of their prop- . In apprecirition :f'br for Mt. Currie and Pembertpn. erty had been taken for rgad. - Representing Woodfibre at courtesies t h e Royal - Riders from Squamish Valley Subsequent injuiry by the at Britannia- the Prince George convention Vancouver "Yacht$6.0. to, Club the- ' Riding Club headed by Mr. and school board verified this and -of Ladies A-iiliaries to RoyaT Mrs. Ray Street came up for the government department was The- summer recreational program got underway Canadian Legion were Betty building of change rooms st Britannia with the arri\rzd-of3iEl~dffay-Smith;-- the rodeo events. asxed if the road- could be re- at the. copmfinity: swim-:' In the evening when the. 90 located. ming pool and $25'in degSee. heat had cooled some- At the May 8 meeting the od&w- what bucking broncos and board decided to seek dher ...._.;Foruse of thetwo churchc.o.ns.ec-utiv-e- hall,.. -- steer;ri&nng kept going-until property ma- to asi-6r-com- - &sk. pensation from the department. A fourth year student at I the four-day convention. -1 U.B.C., he plans to teach school The ladies ofhnch No, 181, years th-e .club-h-aL-c-o-m.e.- - ifter .graduation. Woodfibie, would like to thank LEuamish for an Eas; , their. Prince -George hosts' foF
Jross and Royal Life Saving hstructor's Certificate and the Buy At Home Week 3oyal Life Saving Bronze Me- lallion, Award of Merit and Pemberton's fifth annual Buy At H.omq Week Pward of Distinction. wound UP May 17 with a dance and moviq in the - -Thep&Awesttmmers-he has Community Hall. aught swimming "at Abbots- Genial auctioneer Fred Collister auctioned off 'ord. At U.B.C. he was Sports a host of merchandise donated by local-merchants - lepresentative for -Fort 2a-u and the large-mmd-mjoyed-l4w-showing of a tnd €qt-jrear,- r , movie entitled "Vancouver Honeymoon". 'or all the residences, on' the :ampus. The dance was the first to be held ~n &e new __ - __ . - 4 floor of the Community Hall. The Club Executive hopes I Buy At Home Week is sponsored by 'Pember-- rrembers- wii+-cooperate fully ton and District Board of Trade. tnd make use of his services John Cosulich was chairman. [nd the recreatrdn facaities rovided. . ,--
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Rev.SQ".LmED Norman Penrose,CHURCH Minister
.~ .- He is aproud and haughty man wit1 12:30- p.m.-Fam-ily Picnic at strong opinions, a quick wit and child Brackendale School Grounds. his enjoyment of visitors comes through 130 p.m.-Open Air Service. ren have long been one of his joys. 2A.5 pm.-&ces and Sports. in-arnima~d..conversatios. . - _. ______. ~-,.~~ - HeTelongs €0 a vanishing breed o - - .- of the oneand ..wly.time epital,w6uIa be shocking to man -€he kind -that curses no specia EVANGELISTIC CENTRE -- - +=====s0me%m$0~A%e - fanrsand if-y~udon't like his individ Rev; IC. W;- Rgtey --__ 1: an :old. man then but his ualism, be damned to you. 10:00--Sunday School. 11:15--Morning Service. fed. at.... hospital- routines. , Long may he live...... -. .. 7:30 p.m.-Evening Service. ,- -7 WEDNESDAY. 8:OO-Prayer Mcct ing. How Abouf Our Wufer System ...? FRIDAY: The series .of:water Shut-offsduring from the P6E railway. 8:OO p.m.-Young,. Peoples. I., tberpask-week---b&gs up the questions: Already vast improvements havc STUBBORN ~BL'AZE'Uliderthe roof of Vlc Hurford's at the time, they were about to move because it is ... .I5 the condition of .the water mains been.. made, including renewal of th# home is being fought here by Squamish volunteer leased to 'the adjacent shingle mill :operators. Men ST. JOHN'S ANGLICAN .. - - -Rw. G H,-Gibbs ' __~-~g-Squamish_iand. district -sush. that ... main ..sup.p1y~.lirk._i ...-. -€kernen--as- others~~k~-d~f~~s~~ngs. Fire damage ' and . fire fighting quipmrrrt-from Squamish RarigTr cus:tomers,can expect a reasonably un- The recent failures in the distributior was confined mainly to the upstairs bathroom and Station assisted. 930 a.m.-Holy Communion. * .. 7:30 p.m.-Evenqong . ~ ~ ~~..~ i! interrupted supply? lines are an indication that the system , ..- .irr.the-how ~~ t??e =f_ThouPh-. ~__- 'urlng . . QqbM-tfierrirsorYremajm- farTrbm beifig-aepexme. ' re- a constwetion undertaken? \ Is such service keeping with tht ----L- in .... every- policy 'of expansion--endorsed 6y thc .. ... ~-~~sicipa&?&...------.;-,
--New-water mains will cost money I ___._. ~ . ~ Editor,Dear Sir: Squamkh Times::'.:."_ LWednesday, June 5 at 7.3 ...... p.m. Retirement of James Ray At Everyone connected with hi! ., #go, tgking .. over a 40:year-old system'' service can afford to be without it. 'k.,., ,, kinson, pricipal of Walter\ Ma career is cordially welcome. I .i berly School dt 59th arrd-Ros: Mr. Atkinson began teaching INC RINK DE Vancouver, will be honorel in 1922 at Camp Slough, Chilli
with a renunion at the schoo: wack. In Vancouver he servec I Kerrisdale, Edith Cavell anc Douglas Elementary schools Point Grey and Lord Byng se JACK DAVI'S condary schools. He has beer principal of Walter Moberl) ___--- __- ..... ---_ NOW ON SALE tjchooi since 1942. For further information or the renuion phone Mrs. H. Mil. Ottawa 1-1- FA 1-0940 or write her a 512 East 55th Avenue, Vancou ver, 15, B.C. Or phone Mrs. P Durant, FA 1-0688. Diarv-__ rL' __ tAny slass+ktures OP remd! - -__ would be greatly apprecGted. The first vote in thi Please labelr them with you1 House of Corn-mqns was o name and address them to Mr unusual interest, It tool F. Neale, c/o Walter Moberl) HOW€ SOUND. CURLING RINK place over the nuclear is School, 1000 East 59tMwue .... . Is were called. The roll! sue, perhps-the only' ish ,Vancouver 15, B.C. that hight have brough Mrs. H. Miller
about the defeat of thc ~ . (publicity.) are now on sale in Government so early ii Editor, Squamish Times: &€!-Sf?Ssiefl. Dear Sir: That defeat was possible ma, I know that the weather wz be seen in the closeness of .thl .. -*.: ;,, 11q-- .. --(111. raraae; Dut it must have beer The three Opposition partie -h-i 1 imagirtert-e' TF ine new Liberal gov cially aEeT heSfing how thc mment with 'the exception Q judges voted for the best float
from the float that they saic --lay. was the best, but there was one VI VI ANY ~vlEMBERS float in the parade which stood ...... )., ...... $. . JOT PRESENT . I . . ,.. , , ' ;. '.,'i,,' - !a' miles above any other and that .._...... - . .... ,. . ... The four Western members was the Hi-C float. If the Social Credit party vot. ~IOWthe judges missed this YARWOOD DRUGS td against the non-confidence float is beyond me unless the notion; so did two Conserva- heat effected their judgement.
ives, I including Mr. Harksess, Your! truly, he former Minister of National A. B. Mackenzie. Iefence. -5c $7 -store to ... -...... Eleven Conservatives, eiiht __
iberals and one --__Social Cred- L. Shower___ - -fy ,. .. -. Ewere absent.
If the 11 Conservatives had June Hang I .. - .. -. ... -- . .. ,--and ,--and had-A-ed A su- . 1- fith their party, there would Miss June Hong was held at the lave been a tie. homes of Mix Alf AngeI1, on Yet this does not mean the Wednesday, May 22. Co.-hostes% iovernment is in a weak posi- es were Misses Anne Schierling L' ion.' On the contrary, its po- __and I<. Allen. ition is strong. The gifii-of linen were &SI For there is no other -pro- played' in an umbrella prettily lem in sight that is likely to decorated in blue and white. ause the three Opposition par- Highlight.. of the evening was a ies to combine. cak€ea= The 'Liberals are in the for- turing an ornament of a lady unate position of knowing sitting under an umbrella. hzt, although their minority Among the guests were Mes- osition means they could be dames W. Visona, E. Hansen, efeated; their Opposition does E. Friesen, L. McCrae, A. Green, -- ___HUGH McMILLAN \ stwant- io d.efcaL;them* -, L. Highland, H. Fairbanks, R. The two small parties cer- l'urba'y, N. Smith, J. Ewing, B. Chairman, local debeunlBurre sales myhnvw that the electorate zr.oft, A. GoddaEd, K. Zebroff,
rould deal harshly with them P. Tinney and Misses M. Brown, I ' they precipitated* anather L. Burden, and A. HWFs. d_L_- lection at this time. ___- -- ,CT AS' IF IAVE MAJORITY .The Liberal Government ;an, ?erefore, act during the pre- ?,nt session as if it had a iajority- It- can brin@-r4m Zgislation to which it has com- iitted itself, and can otheG rise carry out the task of adz iinistration, without fea ?at eVG7 diiyYaj5Sits last. ut-it must make every effort 3 govern -welk-Hence3he-Lib= rals aFnbt-liltely tiYg3GvZy 3 inertia, or highhandedness, rii t nat sometimes accompany a lovernment with a secure,
nely balanced, as Tuesday'& oteshowed.-YeGa-Eip i not .necessarily , fli *ail. It may mark trengtkand-soundne trong if sound seems to be the
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JUDY CURRIE, of Pemberton, won the ish. H~1.c~she is with two others in the at Pernbertbn 3130 event at the Squamish school meet, I'iist la11 aI)oiit L5 ywds behind the __ - .. Brenda Lester of Mt. CurYTe mian -S&-ool and Brent Pipe of Signal Hill won the individual aggregate
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Brenda took the girls' cup menk Ella 'Miller came second LOOMIS with 21 points and the boys' with 46 and Lynda Erickson cup went to Brent' -with T9 came third with 38. +Y HAVE- QCCASIQNALAR4MLEMS a points. Staeli came first in nine Second and third place win- events: broad jump, 100 yards, WITH THEIR DOUGH ... \ ners were Margaret Fotsch 880 yards, one mile, 220 yards, with 16 points. and Donald (14 and 15 years), 220 yards Menzcl with 15. Margaret at- (16 years), 440 yards, 100 tends Creekside and Donald yards, high jump, second in two Pemberton elementary school. and one third. We always fashion the finest, most delicious Also competing were pupils cakes and pastries. This would also be true of Pemberton Meadows School. at gur shop in Rio if we had a shpp in Rio. The meet was held on the play- New agen+ for\ ... grounds- of Signal Hill School. The sports continued through- Parish Mall All enquiries for rental of FREDW MAY3 SQUAMISH BAKERY out the day in beautiful hot - - .. - ? weather, me program was rarisn -Hall .r willY now r- _-- varied with series novelty be made to Mrs. Jack Clarke, FRED'S a of ' I events. 892-5008> HIGH SCHOOL Former agent was Mrs. J. M. Peter Staeli topped the list G. Hurren who is now holiday- HIGH JUMPER Terry'MacDonald clear- track and field meet at Howe Sound of winners at the Pemberton ing in England. i1i.q ill(> I);ir iit 5.1 in the inter-house Secondary School, May 24. Elemcntai,y-Secondary School - .___ - -...... -...... _...... track meet, May 17, with 53 Newspapers are the only
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The Alpha Unit of the Squa- mish ,United Church Women's ____Organization held, its .. , b' L- 'I 4' . 'Eijucatiori: .gentre. is complete& ...... , .., ...... , '...... nts stayed inside 'to (a) work Foimer . .- I -I - pesid@& - _- dies-..------After a lengthy illness the < ~ - -- ... former Mrs. Robert Rms pass I -ed away in Vancouver on May .- 16t-K 7. She had -lived -in Squarnhh for many years where her hus- band operated a real estate and insur'ance business in the building next to the post office now used as a shoe repair shop. f An outdoor weekend with perfect weather was They lived on Fifth Street in I the house now occupied by W. : the luck of Squamish Valley Riding Club on their FIRST DEBENTURE application is Hugh McMillan, in charge of sales. DE +--two-da+trek-to take part in the Mount Currie annual M. Smith. Following the death of her taken by 15-year-old Rocky McCann in nominations are $50 and up. $50,000 j Victoria Day Rodeo. 4,. - husband ME. Ross moved to the fund raising drive by, Howe Sound to be raised through. debentures. Their -luck held for the few wheel vehicles with supplies. Vancouver where -- she jater Curling Assoeiation shown here with 'evefits they entered on Monday, Riding were A., Rene and married Kenneth Robinson. - May 20, '; . Brian McXhtosh, Ray, Certie Mrs. Jean Neil, mother of June 2 Hdather MacDonald on Rusty Mr. Doug Neil, is a sister of '' and -Linda Street, Gary Hen- Congregational picnic of the Read the Pays took first in t\h". ladies flat drickson, fieather MacDonGd, Mrs. Robison, who is also sur- Squamish United Church at Ads-If ___. race, Janet McLellan on Sage vived by a brother in Vancou- ____ ...... _...... Darlene Stewart, Claudia Arm- Brackendale School grounds,. - 1- cade second and Darlene Ste- strong, Janet McLellan. &&hie ver. .... 1 Z&.&rlwu- - June 7 . . -- - -L-Peter Tobey- and Pie sale by ladies of OORP in Johnny Miller. Vancouver on May 18. ._- ~- - .-___-- the Elks Hall. -- Lyle -TicRierson ana Viima June 9 HOLLYBURN FUNERAL HOME LTD. Hendrickson were driving ve- FURNACE INSTALLATION Horsecapades by Squamish A. 'D. WALSH 'REACHIFOR AN OLD VIENNA hicles. Valley Riding Club at the and REPAIRS --Lftreclub is busy on weekends I Brackendale .race track. a.. AGED FOR EXTRA FLAVOR - and every spare moment train- June 11 FUNERAL DIRECTORS -_ - Twelve horses and 22 people O'KEEFE OLD VIENNA ' ing and preparing for their an- Holiday Players present 'Pin- 1807 Marine Drive . _- WA 2-1221 -mad& he--t.rip,-same-asseW Re* mm- - --%R€jWtFEim To3cftTD7- -__-__ riders and others *drivingfour- dale on June 9. School, 7:30 p.m. - IS This advertisement not published or displayed by the Liquor Conrr'ol Board or by the Government of British Columbia I .- ...... - I.,. .... . ,. . , .. D OPERATED Esso ...... ---...... - ...... .....-a saving of $5;25, ___*~wnm~B~~ - __- - - _.-__---- The fistand only dual ,; purpose chainsaw oil in-' theanad&&rker. . chainsaw.poes bo+ Fieldstestedjobs in your and appro+& by chain- saw manufacturers, 80 oz blue poly container. . TR-AC-TOR FUELS , Esso Gasoline and Esso Diesel Fuel are desigped to -- - tot.EueIs-ha . ' ' ' *YOURI J.* ESSO AGENT IS RIGHT WITH THE TIMES , r .. I. ... , ! ,. *?' . home ,in I No'r€,fi.I Va&ouver. . ' :. ;I in a large basket prettily de- . Mrs. ' P. Billwiller and John __ spent the weeklend-at thuirome er and, applying. first--aid;-Ank wrakd in - -plnk-and'-+hTeT - Miss Patricia Vickers helped of Mr. and Mrs. A. Smith...... other 'test was following a - _- mark'd- '-&fa .mak-Kg -sx&. ha moflier to6opT.n the gif6 KITCHEN KAPERSK Mr. and Mrs. P. Lunness, shoes t,o complete .t,he tracking. Mrs. Jeff Summers and Mrs. who will make their home at ' PEG TCNNEY . At' tlip ,end,:of-the 48'bouk W. M. Smith were in charge of -by Langford, Vancouver Island, the Britannia- boys ' placed sec- the games while Mrs. Jdhn Hill YFirrtheCooEeTar with these delicious summer- visited .her parents, Mr.. and ond of.the thirteen teams com- and Mrs. Mae Stack assisted R;ltfexander, while, eating cookies. h-.; On the refreshments. ----;------wjth . SEAFOAM CHEWS __- -- thf?khlfLmOOrt~- Hostesses ror the event were tsp. vanilla % cup butter 1 ME.. 3- Baxter has -as'her -5hauh-Kirby- was .Britannia's Mrs. J. Summers, Mrs. Joe, . --. % cup brown sugar %- cup fine coconut scribe for the outing. Scout-. Profili and Mrs. N. J..Penrose. tbsp. butter or margarine guest Mrs. B. Burnley of .Van- H1-C- FLOAT won first for organiza- Linda Hunter, Pat Smith, Corinne Fin- 2 tsp. qaking powder L :ouver. .. tions. Girls ,in native costumes of for- ter, Linda Lush, Rosaleen Solecki, Judy 1 tsp. baking soda 16 marshrnaIIows 2 eggs, separated . _- ~igncountries are: Alice Smith, Cathy Magee, and Darlene Armstrong. _- Mix .together the eggs, sug- Sorban, Judy Wutzke, Maureen Rennie, (Photo by Norman FGEGET ars;-ffonr;3x~hgpowdet .a -m -m sugar and vanilla. Divide the batter M cup granulated sugar into two parts. TO one part add 2 cups sifted flour the coconut. Mix and put into 1 tsp. vanilla buttered 8" square pan. To the dinal Distribu M tsp. granulated sugar other; part, .add the chocolate 2 cups sifted flour melted with the butter over hot 1- 1- M tsp. salt 1 tsp. vanilla 325. for 30 .minutes. Remove 1 pkg. semi-sweet chocolate' fromi oven 8nd cover with chips marshmallows which have been Recent guests of 5% cup chopped nuts halved. . RetumE._t_o oEn-,. until \ilrs-~~ -Mr;--&iCa- .. - __ -*; marShmallnwc~..m-. re- .--.A 2-.- eY-w=h-alfhL -. . =r, Mrs. A. Appleton of Va$ gether until creamy. Work ir move;' and' spread the topping sifted dry ingredients b-mah evenlys==Whhile--stili- -arm, ice mouw an&hif-bFothe ley and family ... 8 fairly dry mixture. Combine witbi'+pcolate icing. . - 'resent guest is egg yolk, milk and vanilla, stii ..:: I ,' .., - . . with a fork just enough tc 'inney, from P9rt Kells. -'I- break up the egg yolks. Add tc Mr. and Mrs. Cheuden of lirst mixture. Press dough even- Slades.z ora ihree Rivers Trailer 'Coy!$ ly in greased 15 x 10 x 1 par lave moved to Britannia Beach: (jelly roll size). Sprinkle with hi$idaye,. Best wishes to Don Finter -B- Dr.,and Mrs. S. Slade a; rnTP whites until stiff, gradually E. --holidaying for a week at Kala- lay May 22. ' I beat in sugar. Spread meringue Janet Reski Sr. hab returned wer dough and sprinkle with malka Lake in the Okanagan. Taking his place at Squamish o Port Alberni after a pro.1 nuts. Bake in 325 degree oven onged stay with her son, Hao for about 30 35 minutes33H isBE-cGeowbb+$ Vancou- - ,Id. 1 ,I into bars with a wet, sharp ver. knife. Cool in pan. MARBLE SQUARES CHALLENGE TRQPHY winner in the Jobs Daughters decorated by the girls 2 eggs, beaten Victoria Day Parade was this floa- in full regalia and cartoon-like animals. 1 cup brown sugar '/z tsp. baking powder ?4 tsp. salt June 2 1 square unsweetened Family picnic at Brackendale chocola-te 5 f h Anniuev-surv :-for 9 .school grounds 5 by Sauamish ?4 cup chopped walnuts 2 I' , I hited Church .and Sunday ?4 CUI) white sugar- .. .. LSchosl,.I-,.~...-__._~.__.II__.-~ 12:30 to 3 :30. ,,-_-%.-cups~-fl~-~.---"- Mr.' and Mrs. C.' C. Marchant celebrated their . twenty-fifth wedding .anniversary, May 16. Two evenings 1- Mr- -, &-a surprise party in their. honor. cmn t.. x-. LJ LL .I,,, ...... gcr daughter of tu Mr. and -Mrs. A. Lassman Sr. and Mr, Robert Rennie who were best man and -aPW- .. to anvone. 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" ...... 6 - The Squarnish Trrn'es -' Thursday, May 30, Id63-*' . almost 7900 feet above sea The game is' to pass every 4 up, and with a deft move- level, an atmosphere we Were car in front of you, and most ment, not ,urdjk...su€tly..... clw). ... to learn lo treat with some driveys succeed. ping the hands, this is worked respect. AS it. ,is unlawful to use the inlo a thin disc. The vast city spread OUL be- horn in the eity, drivers, ,must 11 lakes years' to perfect the low, avenues atwinkle with dways be alert to other cai*s :jr:ILand the-bahiesstart at an ' lights and a blue mist casting -crve@inF:-uj~ ~~oii-STtTTe7siiG O! early age to work the sticky a silent, ethereal quality to the him and even cutiing over two dough with their. tiny fingers. landscape. lanes to make a turn. This lingers in the memory We stepped off the plane in added fa 1-his -is the lowfy .... or-a -mifin; mO~-sl~p.of our topcoats to a temperature pedestrian. He has nG=s- the women's hands making tor- of 80 heartwarming degrees at all. He waits for an oppor- tillas; the odd musk-like (J~(JI* and faced our first surprise. tu,nity to bolt cross the road that i(lenfifies the markets and Here was an airport surpass- at any point between blocks ing anything in the Western and traffic lights and even hemisphere. It was enmous -. - - --- weavesin and out of. the wa5- Schools not ade and designed on th2 corridor ir: or moving traffic. plan. This means only a short rhis all adds up to a traffic While the law now states The government is cmliark- walk from your plane to the picture of utter chaos that children must at tend school ededucation. on a Thiscrash is programthr country's for carrier's luggage rack, then a could terrify the casual visitor. until 15. the facilities are not step outside to the taxi. But in reality, it works out to adequate to put this into silent revolution and the pre- - the hotel re- ~ \ lude to raisin,: the st:mdaid a of effictien- force. ..lllC-.. - .... ~- acy marvelousand .qi)eF& system. ~ ~ vealed one facet of the Mexi- Children are everywhere. In nf c jiving ft~t. Mcxiimi the churches with their mothers masses.The finiversity of Mexico,'1 The Spanish past attending mass with solemn faces; slung in their mothw's the oldest on the continrnl ' -013- route from fhe airport ated by a magnificent fountain. rebozos (a native shawl) that and formerly spread over many wound through the broad Inside the effect is created by fastened them to their mother's buildings in the city, Iiuilt the streets of the older part of the colar and texture and the spa- breast in a loving, sensible ar- now world-famous University city into the Zocala. cious atmosphede is deliber- rangement; sitting on the street City campus and set a $16 ' Here is the Spanish colonial ately achieved through the ab- at their mother's side as traf- yearly fee for' Mexicans. . past in all its baroque splendor. sence of clut!ered lobby furni- fic poured around them1 look- This is a magnificent campus -The great Cathedral of Mexico, ture. inq, but nyer touching, the where the use ' of mosaics has the Natjonal Pawnshop and the I found the same elegance up- priceless French vases and or- been married to. architectulac National Palace fringe this stair& and there was a phone, naments in Chapultepec Castle. to produce a .new, Mexican art.. enormous plaza. not only in the bedroom, but in It was liuilt in the l'ec~regul, It was on this very spot-at the bathroom as well! I asked a Mexican why this about 20 miles from the city, Spain's Cortes first glimpsed Controlled light panels were was so. In Canada sbch treas- on the. liiva flow lrom a near- ures could not he left unguard- --_the site- of the Aztec carnal&- a. vour finyerLipsancLan-auh= by volcanic cone. These huge 1519, the floating city called matic light signal flashed on -Tc--frrr-ttre-*W to walk black rocks pan he. seen .in Tenochtitlan, filled with bright- the radio board when a letter around. clusters on the roadside and ly clad Indians and their wealth or message was droppPd in "Because the childfen know are ked ;is ac-trent..s-in the a€ silver and gold. your letter slot in the office. if ihey touch and break them, fashionable Pedregal commun- The Indians saw their first Yet rates in this tor, hotel they would not be there for ity where the I)rwitlcnt rif -others- to _see," he said s- liYrs--_ The university itself is a sent fire, life ' .s the ear of blaze of color qnd a reminder corn and in the center IS ii of the Mexican joyous spirit head wrth three faces: the In- that must express itself.) dian mother, Spanish fathrr It is a complete, self-con- d in the center, the Mexico tained city, geared for 5 of today. Around the edge ot' students. The present enrol-< the mural is a serpent biting ment is lOo,OOO and- wwk is ils,k+the symbol erf Etmnity. and take their classei at night." SKY. Elevator bovs In our hot The football stadium seats were university students:1 :: 110,000 persons and is so de- w& desk boys and attendants. signed that most seats are in Education is a in line with the center of the Mexico. field. The murals-are living pk-- Sego-Wera has a mural in tures of Mexico's heritage. The relief here that is made of one by Eppens on the facade natural stones. We were to see of the Medical Laboratories is many of this famous artist's entitled "Life, ~ Death and the purals later as we toured Mex- ico, almost worrn tne trip alone Red circles represent the to see his pageants of history 'water; the Mayan suns repre- done with his busy brush. 4 ft. $%30 5 f+. $4.15 6 8f. $4.95 , SCR%EN'DOORS V.35/ Its f~opulation has reached *fdwhere-tIme five'million; and th-iire -one .. P ... tinding our location ...we now have osa,, one of the University. of peso -and tell him where you I. j e+rna+ niimhcLr Mexico students who had visit- want to get off. 'It. is wonderful! . U JIIGGI IIUIIIY~l...... - I,. , .. . 11 at the WDne SDOt Drovidiha the A P 1 tastic taxi svstemhn the world. out of his mind to fuss with his ., . 1.. , . I ..... ...... -- -../...... , .I, .... 1 ....,.;. ...... _. .., .' .. .. , ...... _L_. , .. .. .I * I . ., I.' _.--... -- I. '. , .. , . .I I .. I ;- <. , .. .I : -_. Thursday, 'May I! 2, 30; 19 \ ...... 'is ,visiting her. p&+nts.-.Durmg :her absence Mr. Stathers spent -the holiday -w.eekend ivith his -- son in Lillooet. ~~ . rbrsdavs, Frldayr and Satu& theWest-shore of Eewis-Lslke ~ ___ ...... __ - appoximateh 7 ,&ainsLSauth days, Having completed her first FIVE cleared lots in Garibal of the South l3qt corner oj year of teacher training, Kaye -94; thence 660 ft., South: 3294; thence 660 ft,- West; Park Estates. Paved road ATTENTIO LADIES OF thence 198 ft. West; thence 66C -Asulhern is-working at the sewers, park. $2000 each. P thence 198 ft. S .. __.- ~ SQLIkMIs# ANDEEEIBIiXIQN ' ft. North; thence East along newsstand in the Hotel Van- YU4W.-- I fXQft-East; 'thenc VALLEYS 01 am5 couver for the summer. ------iakeabem=to--poin~~o~colll. THREE-BEDROOM home c Any women who are living. ' ~GCF.%t.ai~&Amencement, and confgihing 2% Congratplations to Mr. and acres, more or less, for the pur- Newport Avenue. Phone 891 in isolated a?eas and ak un- acres, more or less, for Mrs; vrf. Hall (Gerda Hoogen- 5159. able to get to a beauty parlor - ' Te-of-8urnmer home site. pose of sum+er home s boom) on thebirth of a daugh- RONALD G,RIFFIN LEWIS will be interested in this pro- MRS. M. ETIJN,GER ter, Carmen Ria, weighing 3 WOODEN kitchen suite, fol posal. Dated April 26,,1963. , 1 L. Dated April 26, 1963 lbs. 15 ozs., at the Squamish chairs and table, $15; Thor a We are prepared to set up a - General Hospital on May 14. heater complete with stan mobile hairdressing service to Mrs. Pearl Milley of Vancou- drum, piping and stove pipe come periodically to a centrally $75. Phone 892-5107. located home in your district. ver was a recent visitor at thr _-_ - - _. , home of Mrs. Jessie Brock. REFRIGERATOR, -washing mi We would also be prepared- -= Legd Nofice to do any personal shopping Our sympalliy I's extended to chine, elec. stove, 5-pce. dinett 2-pce. chesterfield suite, radic for you prior to our visit with Mrs. Jean Neil on the death thkekeir$fessing -eqttipmer&------recd-~oin€c,&oR3-elT, Z youf o€-.hw- , -Mxr-Kexneth Anyone interested p 1 e a s e RQbinson of Vancouver. bed and dresser, double be write Mrs. Blanche Drake, 1216 with mattress, dresser wit Mrs. E, Ellingson is home for Alderside Road, Pleasantside, mirror. jolly jumper, and mis B.C. for further information. - the summer after completing articles. House 4080, 3rd an her teacher training course. Victoria. Phone 892-5288. She plans to teach in Septem: FORM PO. 18 ber. ' ('Section 82) ~ Form' NO. l& __--- LAND ACT Congratulations to CaDt. and - Tticeof Intention to Apply Mxx George Johnson of -White- WANTED Hardwogd logs, ,\ LAND ACT horse, Yukon, on the birth of - to Lease Land .. trucked in and booms; also LhLand-ReserdisgBistrict of a sop Glen AIlan. weighing 6 standing timber. Earl's Mill, -ver, B., C. and situate ' Notice of lntention-ia&ply- Box 445, Squamish, B.C. Phone: on tiie West- Shore of Lewis . to Lease Land FOREST BLAZE brought yillage fire- burning sawdust pile at Earl% Mill. Mrs. C. Tatlow spent the WANT BE A 392-5344. Lake approximately four miles In Land Recording District of men and forestry service men out on Mill has since'installed steel burner, holiday weekend at Alta Lake. TO South West of Watson Station Vancouver, and situate two WANTED-Wed pocket books, May 20 for fire which started from Mr. and Gilbert Rande on the Pacific Great Eastern miles Southwest of Watson Sta- Mrs. HAPPIER DRIVER? magazines and cowcs. Beer Railwav. have returned from a trip to- Doffles per dez.-mmjsh--- tion, the East side of Butterfly -- _. 256 -. _. -v - . Takellnatieihat-3;James-A. Rem-- _--- Furniture, phone ?_. -- 892-5332. -L KcNeil, of 7075 Vivian Drive, Shower Mr. and 1Mr.s. Hwey Humen occupation upholsterer; intends Take noticethat Donald An- for khonyf3mmpsorrof ,Vancouver, and their c Wen went to Por- - __ __ - -- LO appiy tor a lease of the fol- B.C; occupationLaw-yer,istends poise Bay fo? the holiday week- ,.--;- --IoWing-describ&f-lands: 1 - , - end. HELP~~&FTY to-applSLfer-a-lease+f-tk+= 9 !owing described lands:- .. Friends 'of Miss Susan Leski Mr. .and Mrs. Owen Reeve XERK-BOOKKEEPER wanted, +Cohmencinq at. a post .plant' younger daughter of' Carl Les. and family spent a few days in nust be experienced. Apply 'in ?d next. to A11a.n Benrjett's post, ki, held a miscellaneop bridal Mission recently. vriting to administrator, Squa- shower for her in the Uniteg Mr. and Mrs. Keith Kennedy nish General Hospital, Squa- Church Hall' on Tuesday, May and Mr. and Mrs. Art Reynolds . LOAN nish, B.C. - ._ 14: 14: motored to Calgary during the : .4 BEDROOM. HbUSLin Garibalpi. 'Park 'Estates. on: The room was ,prettily decor- long ,weekend. On their return \ . SeGered lot. Large living %room'and familk 'rooin; ated with, streamers they were accompanied,by ME. THE BANK OF e;iOne::aWalf - bath rpor &-and- pink and ' wrrirx-aa Reynold's' niece, Miss Frances of lilacs .an& ~ NOVA SCOTIA room. .Full Price: $17,9 to,N.H.A.:. I Beaumann. ,. . the .springlike ... -- ortgage;," .' I . " : .,' . , I, I . t 1 ...... ', . ., . , . . " . . I . . , , .1. ' Seated, ' at. ' .-._, , . with the bride-elect .,'wei&&$ ... -...... I, ..... !, ;,. :.; ..... grkdmother,' Mrs,. .A.;,;-Wii$, .< 1' . ::..; .,,I..'. -- __ .. ':* . c ., * .. IC- The assembled guests"'.. en- layerl -~a-.wr . ,- - 54 bingo supervisedsflen I'remblay'and Mrs. Jqhn Lat- Don't [forget to see us for LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES kin. Overseeing the ' refresh- ON FIRE AND AUTQ INSURANCE. ments were Mrs. John Hunter from PAT GOODE ind Miss Dorothy Boa, , Hostesses for the bccgisipn I\ RQBERT BISHOP REALTY -a VIE. Glen Casey. ' . ' .....,.,. ... .. I ...... I -:: We-wish to announce that- we are clearini i30- '1 __ in he. I zsewdrs,*I __ I parks band paved roads. i, will qualify under t -I /