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Brilliant sunshine greeted us dI last week and at week's end, 71.3 hours of sumhinf:.had been recorded at the Squamish Weather Station. For the sanae period last year, the sun shone 39.1 hours. "Unlucky" Friday the 13th was certainly . lucky weatherwise. The, temperature ssared to 29 C(22.5 C in 1985) and the low for:the I week wits 7.4 on June 9 and 3.8 C in 1985.

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Man drowned in Blind Channel On June 15, at 3 a.m. RCMP Squamish investigated the drowning of George Kenneth Willims, aged 45, of Squamish. Williams apparently slipped from a dock in the Elind Channel area where his boat was moored. . No foul play is suspected and an RCMP dive team from Vancouver assisted in recovering the body, Coroncr Dr, L.C Kindree is handling the investigation and it is likely that an inquest will be ordered.

. ._- - .....-- ...... ,. . ,...... ~.. Police are warning H~S~SI~S~Senjoying the sun at Portmu Park, Murrin Park, Shannon Falls, Alice Lake Park md Black Tusk to make sure 00 lock dl vduables in the trunk of their cars or cover up exposed valuables. Last week, police reported 11 incidents of theft from vehicles. Popullar items stolen include purses, cameras, suitcases, and camping equipment.

Police said although the maioritv of vehicles- __--_ involved were locked at the time -of the theft, Squamish council passed a $571.25, according to the ad- wart expressed concern ov- motion at the June 10 ministration. er the dramatic increase in Police request anyine observing a suspicious meeting which will see the Speaking for the increase fees and as well cited the Sqwmkh person or vehicle to obtain licence numbers or cost of an application for the in fees, Alderman Norm comparison with other mun- physical descriptions and report the matter re-zoning of municipal land Verner pointed out that if a icipalities which indicated double, from $300 to $600. immediately to the Squamish RCMP I person cannot afford the that the proposed fee in- For the independent build- re-zoning fee then he shou- crease ,was higher than er, that increase in re-zoning ldn’t be in business in the many fees charged by other fees could mean a major first place. munichalities. stumbling block to develop a ‘*Why should this mun- “Our $300 now to be particular piece of land that icipality bear the cost?” as high or higher than most requires re-zoning. Verner said* ‘WOO a good, jurisdictions,” Stewart said, Under the new by-law, the round figure.” “I’m just concerned of that $600 application fee applies Added Alderman Ron Ba- big an increase.” to the following: for any rr: “The cost could-- run well- -- zone change; for an Official over $600. It seems only €air Alderman Terrill Patterson Community Plan amendm- the municipality should re- also spoke out against the ent; for every Development cover costs,” fee increase. application. ‘‘I think it’s very reason- “I see no need for such a Council made the decision able,” Alderman Corinne cost,” Patterson said. “For a to increase the re-zoning Lonsdale said. smaller person coming in, fees after instructing the Speaking against the mo these sort of fees are entire- administration to do a tion, Alderman Dave Ste lv out of line.” break-down of administra-

tive costs to determine whe- ~ ther an increase was in ’ .38036CLEVELANQ AVE. order.. . Council had also - -. studied a comparison fees featuring charged by other munici- palities, many. of which re- .Malts .Hot Dogs \CREAM / ported fees well’below the $680 amount. .Sandwiches The breakdown of costs .Candy Floss Candy Apples @Popcorn.Hot Nachos .Taco’s re-zoning application includ- ed costs incurred from a review‘ by the Technical ,.AND : U Planning Committee and the (. A Vancouver woman shopping at the. Highlands .. Advisory Planning Commis- -. ’‘YO:U.,BhKE . -.,a :. PIZZA:-, ,, ‘.I: Tli I, ,. l, -.,*. ,.I . bl sion, notification of appro- Mall June 9 is out $180 worth of gifts and other‘ .WECREATE=VpqS BAKE! . -. .I priate government ministr- items after she put her-!purchases in a- * . EAT IN OR TAKE OUT ies, public hearing, and thought.belonged to her friend,;. Lou & Merle.McKay .892.9802 AVAILABLE other administrative costs. Police said the unidentified woman I Proprietors The price tag of the re- purchases in a,vehicle she thought was the one‘she zoning process? About had borrowed from a friend qdreturned ’to the mall to continue shopping. . . .. When she returned, the vehicle was gone and SO were her purchases. Although she found her friend’s vehicle in the lot,. no recovery of the’purchases was made. .. COMI‘NG SOON in the HIGHLANDS MALL Appearing in Squamish Provincial Court before Judge R. Grandison on June 9, Michael Simpson, charged with impaired driving, was sentenced to 14 days in jail. Also charged with driving with a blood alcohol Wed.’June 25th reading over .OS, Simpson was sentenced to 14 days concurrent. * * * 8p.m. till .MIQNIGHTd.. Appearing on June 10 before Judge C.I. Wdker, Cassidy, charged with possession of a c, was fined $20, in default 10 days, and hen one-yearprobation. .Also charged with impaired driving, Cassidy was 00,‘in default 14 days. . * * efer, -charged with assault, was sentenced to two months at LMRCC and given two 1 years probation. .A MANY IMmSTORE SPECIALS * I) * 1 Arthur Mattson, charged with driving with a blood alcoh01 reading over .OB, was fined $500, in WATCH FOR FQIRTHER default 14 days. I * * DETAILS /AI NEXT Appearing on June 12, Frank Whitefield, charged DON’T MISS IT!! WEEKS SQUAMISH with driving with a blood alcohol reading over ,08 was sentenced to 14 days jail and given six months TIMES probation. * * * GARIBALDI%IIOHLANDS Police reported a breaking and entering and theft from the concession stand at the Civic Centre on MERCHANTS ASSOClATlOM June 11. Several packages of cigarettes were reported missing. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF QUR 7

Complaints were heard lo- ng and loud about the lousy It seems things are not all Britannia service. In parti- ber’s efforts to entice vis- wiather in May. Statistics rosy in the Squamish and cular, Turner said, members itors to Squamish. don’t lie! It was a cool, Howe Sound Chamber of are complaining that the “To provide a stimulus for rainy, month! The Squamish Commerce. train and boat do not stay in the tourists to experience Weather Station recorded ’ The Chamber recently dis- Squamish long enough to Squamish in a positive light 243.5 mm rain as compared S,PECIAL tributed a questionnaire to generate enough business. we felt forced, at some of our with only 61.6 mm in 1985. Chamber members in Squ- Turner said although the own expense, to provide an The high temperature rea- 2 MONTHS amish in an effort to allev- Chamber has expressed this Entertainment Package we- $55.00. ched during the month was UNLIMITED ‘ONLY iate some of the “rumblings concern to the Royal Hudson lcoming the passengers and 28.2 (31.7 C in 85) and the of dissatisfaction and dis- Society and Harbour Ferries directing them to the shops, low was -0.4 C (-0.2 C in 85). content” expressed by some repeatedly over the years, it restaurants and attractions There were 188.3 hours of (July& August) must purchase by june 27th, ’ members over the services, has been unable to change in Squamish and encourag- sunshine as compared with or lack of, the Chamber is the schedule. ing them to come back and 200.7 for the same month * Baby sitting available providing to members and “The response has always stay longer,” Turner said. last year. all morning classes tourists. been the same,” Turner said, The questionnaire includes “in that their research in- questions pertaining to Ro- dicates that the one major yal Hudson and M.V. Brit- flaw on the whole trip for annia passengers; numbers passengers is that the stay of visitors patronizing busi- in Squamish was too long, nesses, percentages of in- too few washrooms, too long come derived from such food lineups and little to do.” business, etc. Turner added that the the Questions regarding the needed to bus Britannia Chamber of Commerce itself passengers , from North are also included: do you Vancouver to Harbour Fer. Good Luck’ agree or disagree athat the ries docks is an additional KIDS CLUB-NEW SESSION Chamber is providing a factor in time constraints of in all valuable Tourist Informa- the boathain service. your future tion Service?; do you believe The Chamber, Turner poi- Thurs. 10:30 - 11:30 the Entertainment 86 Pro- nted out, is attempting to endeavors1 a ’gram is .yaluable .to the com- overcome some of .the pro- munity and business? blems indicated by mem-’ But according to Phil Tur- krs, and cited the new “You ner, president of the Cha- are here” billboard project &@mh ’6 &Jb?* ’d mber, in his letter to mem- on Highway 99 and the MEN’S WEAR LTD.. WQRK WEAR bers, most complaints are Entertainment 86 Program as examples of $he Cham- I \, .Ir .- The Squamish and Howe of Commerce, with Chamber site, its present location ai of the billboard, and Turner. Sound Chamber of Commer- members having fist pick, Squamish Junction was not Along with input from the ce has come up with a “You Turner said. adequate to provide infor- Tourism Committee, the bil- Are Here” billboard scheme He added the Chamber mation to motorists, lboard committee studied in an attempt to give local didn’t expect to recoup the “We felt we weren’t ma- two designs and finally sub- advertisers highway expo- cost of the billboard, which king contact with rubber mitted one design to Squa- sure to entice passing moto- is about $4,000, the first tire traffic,” Turner said. mish council for additional rists into town. year of existence, but hoped Turner said the Chamber input. The huge billboard, 10 feet revenue from future years considered establishing a The committee is currently by 32 feet, is comprised of a will provide a source of second information centre negotiating with the Depar- large, detailed colour map of income for Chamber activi- on the highway but due to tment of Highways to allow Squamish, including street ties. cost and logistics instead the erection of the billboard names, points of interest, Turner said the idea for the came up with the idea for at the new Chief pull-out on and the six designated areas billboard arose from conce- the billboard sign. Highway 99. Other sites in of Squamish. Bordering the rns addressed by the Cham- One of the key features of mind include north of the map is space for as many as ber over the lack of highway the sign is the detailing of Arts Council Building, near 60 one-square-foot signs information. He said al- the Squamish area, particu- the “Welcome to Squamish” which will be sold to local though the information cen- lary streets. banner, and at the Industrial merchants and retailers for tre used to be located at “Most drivers that pass Park. $50 per year. Advertisers Shannon Falls, and later at Squamish don’t know the Turner said ideally the will design and provide their the Arts Council Building size of the‘ area,” Turner Chamber would like to see own signs and therefore will said, “and it is very con- signs at both the north and be able to use their personal fusing to locate an address in south ends of Squamish, and logos. Squamish.” at the Information Centre. Phil Turner, president of Alderman The next step in the bill- the Chamber of Commerce, board project was the esta- Provided the Chamber is said to date the Chamber blishment of a committee able to sell the first 30 has had verbal commitments leans hard consisting of Thor Froslev, spaces of advertising on the from 20 advertisers for owner of the Brackendale billboard, Turner said he spaces on the billboard but on Art Gallery, local artist hopes to have the billboard needs a minimum of 30 paid Graeme Houston, designer in place by July 1. advertisements before the construction of the billboard pet clogs will commence. Local dogs were in the “It’s a very reasonable collective doghouse at Squ- cost,” Turner said, “and it amish council June 10. gives businesses a chance Squamish Alderman Terrill , for highway advertising. Pattersp, responding to 1 “We’re trying to convince a discussion surrounding a motorists there’s existing recent monthly report to business and attractions, council by the Poundkeeper, lots of fun, and things to do told council the municipality in Squamish,”Turner added. should look into tougher Individual location on the laws to govern pet dogs. actual billboard will be det- “There should be a leash ermined on the basis of by-law,” Patterson said. membership in the Chamber “Dogs on a leash would be better. It should be looked at.” Patterson said the muni- / \ cipality should also.look into hiring an extra person to police the Pound at night to ensure an enforced crack- down on delinquent dogs in the community. “There should be somebody at night,” Patterson said. “What with the raise in dog licence fees, there should be enough to support somebody for a few hours at night.” Furthermore, Patterson said, the municipality should look into the by-law adopted by other communities requi- ring owners to clean up after their pets. “That’s a problem that seems to be getting greater and greater,” Patterson sa- id.

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A “Festivd of Indis” display at the Squamish Public Library last week featured books, pamphlets, information and samples of Indian crafts.

!j Page 4 -Tuesday June 17,1986 -The The r 8" P r Students requiring Summer School instruction in English B3 9, 18 and 111 are requested to register at Howe Sound Secondary School on Thursday, June .. 26 and Friday, June 27,

The Board to School Trus- cation but said the computer ' would be having two teac- Registration fee'for the course is $100. tees for Bowe Sound School program would have first hers take detached duty to Summer School will commence Wednesday, July District No. 48 will be priority. 2, and will continue until Friday, July 25 . submitting a request for a enable them to further their Of the other three pro- studies. For further information, contact Miss P. three-year computer progr- posals, the second would be McLaughlin at 892-5261 . am to provide new and to improve teacher-training The board agreed that if improved learning opport- unities for pupils through the use of computer techno- logy. The total three - year cost for the program is estimated Birthstone Diamond Cluster to be about $1,579,000 but by the end of Grade 12 all RINGS students will have a "hands- on" experience using the Awards day computer as a simulation tool and be able to use modern commercial softwa- planned at re equipment. Every student would have knowledge of computers as a district schools research aid; administrators would be able to use it and A number of schools will be holding their Awards teachers would be trained in Days during the last week of school. s99*96 the effective use of com- Mamquam Elementary will be holding its Reg. $124.50 puters in the classroom. Awards Days at 10:45 p.m. on June 25 with Detlef Rudolph told the Squamish Elementary's Awards Day at 11 a.m. OR board that the cost figures the same day. for the second and third year In the. afternoon, there will be Awards Days at of the program would de- Signal Hill Elementary at 1:15 p.m. at Brackendale pend on what happened in Elementary at 1:30 p.m., and at the same time at the first year, the Valleycliffe Elementary School. The board also heard of three other programs which In the evening Myrtle Philip Elementary School would be presented to the will be holding its Awards Day at 7 p.m. Fund for Excellence in Edu- --

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meantime I watch the I guys with black sunglasses.’’ A privatization revolution is sweeping resulted in lower government spending the world and radically reducing the size and taxes. and cost of many governments. In Closer to home, a study done by the Canada such a move could result in U.S. government found possible savings lower taxes at several levels of through the privatization of municipal government. services of 43 percent in street cleaning, In the U.S. and the U.K. and in such 73 percent in janitorial services, 56 Ron Elliot, student: Third World countries as Mexico and percent in traffic signal maintenance and “NO,I’ve always wanted Argentina, governments are selling or 96 percent in asphalt repair. to marry a certain young giving away state-owned enterprises and In Canada, after taking office in 1984, woman.” contracting out many services. the Federal Conservatives announced More than 50 countries around the they would sell off an entire group of world have embarked on privatization Crown Corporations. However, after Marita Kepfeqstudent : programs because they have become the sale of de Havilland Aircraft and convinced that the private sector’s “NO I’d like to be Canadian Arsenals Ltd,, the married to a certain profit incentive results in more government seemed to lose its efficiency than their own bureaucracies. tanned man in my momentum. It hasn’t explained its school. ” It has become the cornerstone of privatization strategy and it has ruled Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher’s out selling any of the major government economic policy and she has sold 12 operations such as Air Canada, Petro major state-owned companies and Canada or the several smaller ones. About 400,OOO jobs CBC. have been transformed to the private Ironically, the Federal Government sector and during the next four years the seems to be losing an opportunity -seized Nando Logiacco; British plan to sell off another $13 by governments to the left of it -to cut mill worker: “Definite Ily billion of nationalized companies. Every government spending and taxes and the not because I have a city and town in Britain has contracted size of the bureaucracy. Privatization is -- great wife and two at least one service out to private firms, a particularly attractive solution to those wonderful kids.” and most are contracting out several who want to cut government defiGtsand services. keep basic services. Studies have shown that privatized Experts say that privatization is the companies are more profitable and only way of reducing government efficient. As well, privatization has spending. What is so rare Law and order What is so rare as a day in June, the hundreds of Royal Hudson visitors are post asked? Well, one like those we revelling in their trip to Squamish. enjoyed last week when it was warm and The gardeners are coping with the Dear Editor: running or stopped. I would Hopefully next time I show sunny and Squamish enjoyed the highest sudden rush of flowers and vegetable lock the doors at any meager up to enstre the safety of a temperature in the province and indeed growth and truly the valley is abloom On the weekend of May absence of fhe vehicle. friend, the bar will be busy all of Canada. with shrubs, roses and flowering trees. 31st, I was cbnfronted by a I know there are many, so the RCMP will not be The sun was warm, the skies were blue The birds are busy gorging on the very bored Const. Hamilton many laws which are app- bored. If they so wish to with hardly a cloud in sight and the light insects, and the YOUR^ people are of the Squamish RCMP. ropriate to different situa- pick at every little by-law, breeze was just enough to keep the heat enjoying the cool waders of Alice Lake He approached with his ac- tions. Also I know that if we they better bring a 20 man complice and a sly look on had a Const. Hamilton in our crew wit) no, writer’s at bay and the trees moving. Without the while their parents are indulging in his face. With that; he pro- back pocket 24 hours a cramp sufferers. wind it would have been unbearable. cookouts and barbecues. duced the key to a motor day we would sure have to I wish we could all be like The warm weather spurred the spring Yes, summer has finally arrived, and vehicle which I had bor- be conscientious of our eve- Const. Hamilton who thro- run-off and the waterfalls are cascading while it was a long time coming, maybe rowed to pick up a friend ry move. ugh six years of residing in down the rocks making Shannon Falls we are enjoying it more because of the who I didn’t want to drink If all the laws were read to Squamish hasn’t done a Park a mecca for tourists, while the delay. and drive. us we would find we could single infraction. Good thing I pulled up outside the bar, barely breathe out there he’s not being followed put it in park, went in to see without receiving a sum- around. if I could cater my friend mons. Ian Macdondd home. The friend was gone so I went right back out to leave, only to find someone had pulled a crude move of The hiding my key, 1 looked around outside, then inside Shelter for for at least an hour. Being straight and narrow, I was embarassed to be asking an the needy -today intoxicated patron whether he saw the key. ?hone 892-5131 Finally; this Const. Hamil- ton came up proud as punch Dear Editor; son approach. Subsidize SERVIIUG EESEATOSKYg3 CQUNTRY with his “ah, ah, looking for individuals, not a cross-sec- Social housing is a mess. tion of the community as Second Class Mail Registration Number 1147 this”. After that long a wait, I’m glad I didn’t have an Government subsidies, fed- Canada Mortgage and Hou- Return Postage Guaranteed emergency somewhere. eral and provincial, go to the sing does now. This paper is not alwajs delivered to Canada Post Corporation on the date of issue. He then informed me that well-to-do as. well as Can- Help those who really need Citizen-Times Publishing Co. ltd,, ever] Tuesdaj at Squamish, B.C. leaving a vehicle running adians in need. Middle and help. Give them a shelter CLOUDESLEY S. Q. HOODSFITH Publisher like most of US do for two upper income tenants “ in allowance and let them shop ROSE TATLOW Assistant Publisher minutes to run into a store the know” get social housing around. Using the private CAROL ADAMS .Editor or something is illegal under along with those who cannot market they’ll go where Section 192 paragraph 2 of afford the rents charged by they want to go. Low MAUREEN GILMOUR 9 Community News the Canadian law book. This private landlords today. income ghettos’will not dev- DIANNE CRQWTHER Advertising Represmtatlwe . infraction costs $25. The unwarranted subsidy elop. And today’s free- SEAN TRUDEAU Advertising Representative I tried to explain that one covers 50 per cent. Half of loaders will have to find

P.O. Box 220, Squamish, B.C.,... WON . 360 of the reasons I live in the tenants in subsidized housing at their own, not the Subscription Rates (Delivered by Mail) $14.00 per year Squamish rather than the housing don’t need a sub- public’s expense. $20.00 per Year Outside Canada city is the trust that is found sidy. Taxpayers are paying in this small town. If I was a twice to shelter the needy. Coplright and or propmy rights subsist in JI displr) advcniring and ahamaterial apparing in this edition of The Squrmirh Tima. Pmnirrioa 10 rrprodurr wholly or in pal and in my form whr~wevcc,pruticularly b) a pholographic or offxc proms in a publication, mu1 be obhncd in writing city resident I sure wouldn’l Governments, instead, Hon. Jack Davis, do from the publishcc. An] unruthorirrd reproduction Prill be sub* to recourse in law. 1 leave my keys in the vshicle should use a person-byper- North Vancouver - Seymour Page 6 -Tuesday June 17,1986 The Times Last weekend I went to Vancouver and I was delighted the only time I have ever seen it bloom but of course, that purpose. But I think I prefer them in pob! to see the beautiful displays of wild spirea OF goat’s conditions were ideal for it. By the way, have you noticed the infestation of tent beard along the highway. It lined the roads in drifts, the The pots are filled with petunias, red ones and some caterpillars dong Highway !XI and in the valley? There plumy white spires rising above the delicately cut red and white ones as we11 as the odd purple one and are spots along the highway where the trees have been foliage. purple and white ones. They are in the cinder blocks and denuded of their leaves and there are just the bare Higher on the rocky slopes the buds of the ocean spray will be in pots on the steps. When the days are warm and branches. But in other spots there a just a few webs. could be seen and soon they will be displaying creamy sunnv thev bloom like mad but it is a regular program We had some on the willow tree in the front yard plumes from every branch, adding to the glory of the keeping the dead blossoms picked off, AlTost as hard and managed to cut them off but there are a few on the landscape. as trying to keep the blossoms picked off the pansies. crabapple in the back forty. They’re too high to reach Another beautiful sight is the plantings of lupins along They seem to proliferate at an mazing rate. but hopefully the infestation will be over soon and the the highway. It has been the practice of thk highways Last year we had some monkey flowers or mimulus caterpillars will have turned to moths and department to make these plantings on cut banks and nlanted in some Dots on the back Porch. and they disappear. slopes and the varied-colored blooms of these plants bloomed for weeks providing you kept the dead flowers Oh, when we were in VanDusen Gaudens a few weeks which tend to bind the banks together are particularly picked off. There were about a dozen pots SO it was a ago I bought a garden “whirligig”. It is just strips of lovely around the development just south of Lions Bay. daily performance. Then when they got io0 leggy I took cedar joined with a rod in the middle. It comes packed All the shades of blue from thcpalest sky blue to a deep the shears and sliced them off. Cutting them back seems flat and you have to twist the slats around the rod to . bluish purple can be seen along with some pink and to stimulate the production of new shoots from the ( make a twisted shape. Then you hang, it up in a tree or mauves as well as the off-white or creamy yellow roots and they just grew like mad. They are so lovely; open area and the wind, catching the slats, makes it shades. They only make a display for a short time but large blossoms like big snapdragons but with open turn, creating some continual motion. the brief burst of beauty is one of the glories of B.C. throats and in all colors and combinations of red, Terry put it up last week and it is fascinating to watch roadsides. yellow, deep red and gold. They like semi-shade and a twirling between the branches of the crabapple tree. Incidentally when the Coquihalla Highway was lot of water but apart from that are very easy to grow, I Between the whirligig and the bird feeders I’m never opened one reporter commented on the greyish-green also notice they have been used to. great effect in going to get anything done. I’ll be spending all my time sides of the highway where the steep banks had been hanninn baskets and some gardeners use them a lot for looking out the window!!

the government was spending maney to paint the roadsides so the construction scars wouldn’t show! Here in the Lower Mainland they have to be planted but I can recall the wild lupins growing so tall and thick along the Cariboo Highway between Quesnel and Prince George that my grandchildren sat down in them and you could scarcely see their heads above the blossoms. In fact, the Australian exchange student who went to’ Prince George with me said she had to have a picture of them growing wild as her mother would never believe it if she didn’t have a picture to prove it! She said her mother had spent years trying to grow lupins in their home in Newcastle but the temperature was much too

high for them to grow. 3- . ,. I also noticed some brier roses on the rocks along the highway as well as some of the beautiful orange honeysuckle. There are foxgloves in the clear spots and while the foliage is rank the tall spires of bell-shaped blooms come in many colors, all spotted with a contrasting color. We came home through West Vancouver and the gardens there are a delight, The rhododendrons and azaleas are almost over but the roses are starting to bloom and there they were in many colors and shades. Climbers rioted over walls in every shade from white to nink. through oranne and gold to scarlet and crimson. There are many kinds of climbing roses from the hybrid teas to the floribundas and there are hedge roses as well as the specially grown hybrid teas in all their glorious colors. ’ Surely roses must be one of the most beautiful flowers and they are so easy to grow. I notice that mine are all in bud and should soon be a mass of blooms, From the pale pink Van Fleet to the gorgeous crimson Charlotte Armstrong they make a display which can’t be equalled. Noticed too that the honeysuckle is almost ready to bloom. The hummingbirds love these and maybe they’ll go a little easy on the bird feeder if the honeysuckle vines bear a lot of flowers. Got all the hanging baskets planted last weekend and they are now up and being urged to grow so they will make a beautiful display as soon as they spread out a bit. I tried to get some black-eyed Susan vines to put to pot. Two years ago I got a pot filled with them in a little nursery in Alberta just east of the B.C. border and brought it home with me. It bloomed all summer orange, yellow and creamy lemon blossoms, all with a dark centre and trailed down over the edges. Beth suggested trying to grow some of the beautitul blue morning glory, saying she had tremendous success with it at one of her homes in Victoria but I have tried the Heavenly Blue and it never amounted to anything. But I do remember that I sent some seeds down to her in Columbia and she grew it in pots on her patio. That was COMEINANDLOOKATTHE LINEOF sr/HL@CHAlNSAWS Fire Qept . aep~atfor May During the month of May, the Squamish Fire Recieve a free 5r/HLePoster Department responded to 16 calls. b they included: five alarms with no fire, three vehicle fires (two with dollar loss), one chimney HOWE SOUND EQUIPMENT I-- fire, four miscellaneous indoor/outdoor fires, one roof fire (with dollar loss), one grease fire, (owner HOURS: 8 am to 530 p.m. Daily Gov’t Road-Squarnish Window Shopping Sunday 898.529 2 Next to OK Tire extinguished), and one electrical fire. I ., I The Times **TuesdayJune 17,1986 -Page 7 Ellenore Ross reported th- ation Pre-School was read, at residents of the area asking for space for their surrounding the Blaclxter school and it was pointed out Creek school would like there was no space avail- to have the old well on the able. A letter regarding this property filled in, At I. was to be sent to the goup. present there-is -a cement said there had been conside- on the site, bears are School Boa~d's request for wa3 granted to 8. Epplett, cover to the well but fears rable fears expressed about atiracted to the area, and a nsn-statutory benefits and 4 * * * * a'- were expressed that this the presence of bears in the child could be injured in a funding of salary increases could be moved by the vicinity of the Myrtle Philip confrontation with one of the in Function 4 and the A letter from Mayor Egon Jeff Larcombe appeared children and there could be School. animals. government has indicated a Tobus saying it was not before the board to discuss an accident. As the school grounds are * * * willingness to discuss these possible to include the bre- teachers' training in co- also used for other sports matters if enough boards akdown requested on school operative learning. He said *. * * activities and there is a The board unanimously de- request them. taxation with the tax notices he had two teachers who Trustee Thelma Johnstone danger of garbage being left cided to support the Vernon They will also discuss .. as it arrived too late was were prepared to take the funding for eaubment if this discussed and next year the course and felt their exper- v-----w#SWWA is desked aid the govern- request will be put in earlier ience would be beneficial to a 8 ment states that eqGpment so- perhaps it could be other teachers in the area. is a priority for the Fund for included. The board felt this should I 8 Excellence in Education, In response to the mayor's come under professional de- i THANK YOU s * * letter regarding the non-ap- velopment but was in favor pearance of some principals of such a program. THE SQUAMISW 1' A request from Paulette to a special safety meeting, It was to be presented to Rt Whitney for transportation it was pointed out that this the Pro-D committee at its FIREFMiHTEIRS~ASSQCIATION assistance for her eight-ye- occurred during school ho- next. meeting and see if WisR to extend a special Thank-you ar-old son Jessie was grant- urs and sometimes it is something could be arrang- fa ed by the board. He is difficult for principals to get ed. to the following: enrolled in the Primary away. A letter was to be Cost of sending two teac- P Special Education Program sent to the board explaining hers to the workshop- and * Weldwoad Logsins Division . at Brackendale. having their programs asse- * r(c * this. ssed would be about $1,000 * Independent Truck'Logaers * * * but they could bring a great * Logsere Sports A number of staff changes deal of information back for * Carney'@Truckina - # took place, including a tem- A letter from the Stepping other teachers in the com- porary 60 percent teaching Stones Parents Particip- munity. * Hunter Trucking appointment of Conrad Lum * Fleetline at Myrtle Philip Elementary and the appointment '01 * Howe Siound Equipment Kathleen Cook as a full-time Garibaldi Building Supplies *bly Bird French Immersion teacher .Diamond Motors r Overwaitea at Mamquam Elementary. Head Linda Pietila has been .Super Valu ."People who bought the wood" appointed a temporary cler- ical assistant at Brackendale For their tremendous suppod in making Junior Secondary and B. LesteP as temporary grou- ourfirewood sales euenfso successful ndsman at Pemberton and Whistler , 102 CORDS SOLD s5500.00 E. Klimo has resigned from her position at Valleycliffe *PBOCEEDS TOWAPIDS CHILDBENS ROOMS Elementary and an exten-. IN THE NEW SQUAM18H.HOSPtTAL , ~ 9kmlmmm---- sion of a leave of absence SEWING SALE OFTHE

YEAR Madeleine Robertson presenting a certificate of appreciation to Shirley Brown for the School Board for the use of the schools for Guides and Brownies. B.C. students oubperform A recent report released by New Zealand, Japan, the Jim Hewitt, Minister of Netherlands, Hungary, and Education, .indicates that Hong Kong. established testing and in- In that same study stu- . formation systems over the dents from Japan, the Ne- last 10 years in B.C. reveals therlands and Hungary out- that students in B.C. as a performed B.C. students; INES & SERGERS group out-perform their Ca- however, on the whole, B.C. nadian and American cou- did better than Ontario. nterparts on virtually every Student evaluation studies standardized measure ad- have also indicated that B.C. NEW, USED AND DEMONSTRATOR MODELS ministered. students may be doing bet- Moreover, Hewitt conclud- HUSQVARNA, BERNINA, JANOME, RICCAR, ELNA, SINGER AND MORE ,ter and achieving higher ed in his report, achieve- levels. A comparison of pro- FLAT BEDS, OPEN ARMS, PORTABLES, CONSOLE! ment levels in the basic skill vincial assessment of math areas have, if anything, in 1981 and 1986 shows PRICES START AS LOW AS $4900 moved up not down, despite I- Grade Four students in 1985 perceptions to the contrary. out-performed Grade Four As an example of high aca- students in 1981. demic performance by B.C. In commenting oii the is- students, Hewitt cites re- sults of the various studies, SAVE SAVE sults of an international Mewitt says the indication is evaluation of mathematics that progress is being made. 25% 75% Accessories UP TO 40% conducted in 20 countries in on the North Shore's on Vogue, Butterick 1981, in which both B.C. and "Clearly, the achievement finest summer fabrics UP TO 50% OFF McCalls, Simplicity Ontario were included. indicators I've reported here for all vour wardrobe needs. According to the study, the demonstrate that good pro- scores obtained by Grade 8 gress is being made in our students from B.C. were in schools,""These measuresHewitt says. also sug- the top third of the countries tested, which included such gest that there is still room countries as the United for further improvements," States, England, Scotland, he adds. PAge 8 -Tuesday June 17,1986 -The Times

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Editor's note: me following problems with alcohol abuse, An alcoholic beverage is higher doses of alcoliol be- home situations, alcoholic our own country. article was submitted to the and hm provided some re= absorbed rapidly into the come a depressant to the parents, the taste of it, to So if you know of anyone ( Times by the Howe Sound search into the subetame. bloodstream through the central nervous system. have fun, or to hide pro- including yourself) with an Women's Centre. The art- stomach wall and the small The evidence suggests that blems. alcohol abuse problem, en- icle wm written by Sum [ Alcoholism is a behavior intestine because alcohol a blood level of 0.1 According to some current courage him or her to seek not her red name], a local pattern characterized by does not undergo any diges- percent affects some of the reports there may be as help through the local A.A. 19-year.olul woman who at- uncontrolled drinking of alc- tive processes. From the. motor areas of the brain, many as 450,000 teenage group. The A.A. group in tends Alcoholics Anonymoue oholic beverages to the blood, alcohol is distributed such as speech, balance, and alcoholics in America today. Squamish is listed in the in Squamish. Susan ie extent of impairing your to all parts of the body and manual dexterity. An alco- I doubt those figures would Classified section of this concerned about other teens health and social function- absorbed until a balance is hol concentration of 0.2 be far off from those here in paper. ,Cheers! who may be experiencing ing. achieved between the alco- percent depresses the motor hol in the blood and that in centres and that area con- various organs. . cerned with emotions. At THE RESORT MUNICIPALITYr The degfee of intoxification 0.45 percent the entire area produced by ethanol reflects concerned with perception is Graduation Day OF WHISTLER the concentration of alcohol depressed and coma results. WATERWORKS in the blood, which is pri- At 0.7 percent the centres marily a function of thc controlling heartbeat and June 20 21 MILE CREEK TRANSMISSION amount ingested, the vo breathing are depressed and MAIN lume of blood in the body, the person dies. This could The Howe Sound Secondary School will be ALTA LAKE CROSSING rates of absorption, meta- be considered alcohol pois- holding its graduation exercises in the auditorium at bolism, and time since in- oning. 7:30 p.m. on June 20. CONTRACT W864 gestion. Depending on body ,b,anurplly, about 2700 Peo- weight, an adult male could ple die in Canada due to cirr- At the time members of the graduating class will INVITATIQN TO TENDER have a blood alcohol reading hosis of the liver caused by receive their diplomas, the valedictory address and Sealed Tenders submitted on the forms provided and of 0.06 percent after three alcoholism. class prophecies will be made, and the graduates sealed In an envelope marked "Tender" will be received typical drinks of an alcoholic Men drink three times will receive the congratulations and best wishes by the Resort Municipality of Whistler at its offices on Blackcomb Way Road, Whistler, B.C., up to 2:OO p.m. beverage. There are certain more than women. from the school district, the municipality, and other local time on Friday, July 4,1986. percentages that, if contain- Nearly 40 percent of the groups. ed in the body, will have an population is currently un- Graduation masks the end of secondary school The submissions will thereafter be opened and read effect on a particular part of der 25 years of age. Young for the members of the 1986 graduating class and a publicly. the body. people tend to drink because number of activities have been planned for the of peer pressure, troubled There is no doubt that weekend. t The work includes supply and installation of . -. approximately 590 metres of 350rnm diameter waterrnain together with values, fittings, and appurtenances of which 472 metres more or less will be laid on the lake bottom. CLEARANCE Child Abuse, Prevention PRIVATE COLLECTION OF Contract Documents may be obtainsd from the Campaign steps up Consulting Engineers: ANTIQUE STOVES WEB Englineering Ltd. School District NO. 48 ' case of child abuse, report- No. 101 - 1861 Welch Street (Howe Sound] will join with ing the alleged abuse, inve- North Vancouver, 6.C. all B.C. school districts in an stigating suspected cases, V7P 187 effort by the B.C. School follow-up treatment for the Telephene:985-9556 Trustees Association (BC- child an'd family, and pre- or: STA) to conduct a compre- vention and detection pro- The Resort Municipality of whistler hensive fact-finding instru- grams. P.O. Box 35 Whistler, 6.C. ment designed to strengthen "The 71 questions posed in' VON 150 systems of child abuse dete- the kit should be effective in ction, prevention and treat- spotting weaknesses which after 12O99 noon, Thursday, June 19, 1986, following ment. may exist ir. the school receipt of a nen-refundable deposit of $25.00 for each All school districts will system or between eoncern- set. Cheques shall be made payable to WEB Engineering * All originals from 1880's to 1940 receive fact-finding kits for ed agencies," said Dr. Eric Ltd. * Wood-Gas-Oiland distribution to, and comple- Buckley, president of the after 12:OO noon, Thursday, June 19, 1986, following tion by, individuals who BCSTA. receipt of a nonorefundabledeposit to $25.00 for each combination wood & oil have been involved in child The program is just one of set. Cheques shall be made payable to WEB Engineering A Some with hot water jackets- abuse cases ( teachers, pa- Ltd. the continuing efforts of the rents, -counsellors, princip BCSTA's one-year-old pro- The lowest of any Tender will not necessarily be From $150 to $2500 als, superintendents, etc,). , accepted. Abuse.vincial Task Force on Child The kit consists of 71 0. Wylle, B. Eng. Call Rod -985-0011 or 98Q-0877 questions pertaining to child Municipal Engineer For further information abuse, including such areas The Task Force's next step, as awarenesslsuspicion of a after the school districts complete the questionnaires, will be the release of a comprehensive report to sc- hool districts within the next few weeks. Buckley said many B.@. school districts have been active in the fight against child abuse for several ye- ars. "Our survey has shown conclusively that much has, and is being done to protect children in our schools. School districts indicated that the number one child abuse priority is the expan- ded use of educational pro- gmms aimed at students, payents, teachers, adminis- tra,tors, and the general public. Agencies participating in the BCSTA Task Force include: the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Human Resources, the Min- istry of the Attorney Gen- eral, the B.C. Teacher's Federation, the Association of B.C. School Superinten- dents, the B.C. School Dis- t ric t Secreta ry -Treasurer's Association, and the Can- adian Union of Public Em- ployees.

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' NEEDAL 88%LEGAL INFORMATIOW? The weekend of May 31 into a galaxy of planets and Village became home amp werhouses and Earthly Edi- . LAWYER REFERRAL SEpVIGE: If you think was the date of a baveree stars for the fun of 22 for the Mars monsters, bles. you mlght have a.lsgrml preb!anr but aren't that was out of this world. Beavers from 1st Squamish. Jupiter Jack in the Boxes, The boys enjoyed making sure, If you need legal advlce but don't know C.M.O.S. was transformed The cabins at Heritage Saturn Sparklers, Pluto Po- space helmets, E.T. name- where to look, If you need a lawyer but don't tags, and playing space-aged know one-the Lawyor Referral Service can games. A few visits from the alien "Zargon", who help you. It's dmple and Inexpensive: an wanted to see what Beavers Interview of up to 30 minutes coats only $10. was all about, brought ever- iswyei ipefeiiai SWVk6, VmwwwM?4220 yone at the camp a lot of DAlbA4AW: , For free general legal enjoyment. Information on 125 different toplcs, phone The Campfie skits and toll-free 1-800-972-0958. songs brought Saturday ev- Public Services sponsored by the B.C. ening to a close. On Sunday, Branch, Canadlan Bar Association and after Scout silence, the boys funded by the Law Foundation of B.C. visited the farm animals, planted corn and half of the boys set a trail from the farm and back to the village INDEPENDENT while the other half followed it. EVANGELISTIC MEETINGS The camp came to a close after the hot dog roast and with some very tired but happy ' campers came back to earth Reverend Yves LaPointe from space. and A great big thank you goes out to the leaders Kathy Reverend Della LaPointe Doucet, Carolyn M~cDQu- of the Pentecostal Evangelical Church gall, Alex Lobesz and Judi Jenkins for the planning and HOLY GHOST ANNOINTED running of the camp, the END TIME PREACHING parent volunteers,Chris Je- WITH SIGNS FOLLOWING Some of the Beavers who attended the 'Space Age' Camp at C.M.O.S. on the last nkins for taking over as weekend in May. leader on short notice, Allan SALVATION HEALING Boon for first aid and Esther INFILLING OF THE HOLY GHOST Rhodes as camp cook, and RESTORATION OF THE BODY OF CHRIST . Barry Emoff, Darlene Mc- Keown, Don McKillop, Ted in Ki-mStaats new auide McIntyre, Bruce Neighbor, PEMBERTQN W Andy -Gauthier and Robin Posella for organizing and A Place: Signal Hill Elementary quieting the troops. . School Gym .. $he A camp wouldn't have Date: June23rd . Time: 7:W p.m. ALL BELIEVERS WELCQME placing Madeleine Robert- son, who will be the assist- - ant commissioner. Commis- sioner for the Garibaldi Division is Anne DeVent. At the annual general meeting of the association, held June 4, several of the members outlined the things they had found most chall- enging about their work in Guiding. '- Madeleine Robertsoil said she found .her position as commissioner a challenge while Mary Carey said she felt the visit to Camp Olave was exciting, and the work and testing was a challenge. Anne -'DeVent found that Newly appointed Squamish Guide commissioner Kim working- with the Pathfin- Staats being congratulated by the Garibaldi Division 1 ders9 an teen groupt Commissioner Anne DeVent following her was a challenge. She also found their weekend camp appointment. at Sechelt where they biked ,& a from Gibsons to . r, the camp was a challenge; she had never biked that far before Sr been so scared. Another leader found the whole business of Guiding a challenge while another said enrolling six new Brownies was her biggest challenge. Robertson read a letter from Joanne Haber thanking the Pathfinders for their contribution to the people at 'Hilltop House and hoping they would come in again in the fall. An award was presented to School Board Chairman Shi- rley Brown for the board's co-operation in allowing the use of the schools for Guid- fie perfect fertilizer for the ing, md to Rose Tatlow for the co-operation of the Tim- es and Citizen to guiding. Robertson also thanked all those who worked on the Christmas Committee, Thi- nking Day, 'the phoning committee and Mary Carey ..' ,.:I' < ..' Squamish residents of 'all .'_.....,.:...... /.;.: ages and levels of fitness i:: i' ill'.jl..../.,.. ':w now have no excuse not to get into shape. Local residents Russ Sut- herland and Glen Petruk have just opened Highlife Fitness Centre, a complete fitness facility, in the old Overwaitea store. The centre offers a weight room, circuit training, free weights saunas, showers and lockers, and aerobic classes. Sutherland said he and Petruk had been "tossing the idea around for some time" to open a fitness centre in Squamish. Suth- erland said a survey of employees of B.C. Rail indi- kited a fair amount of interest in such a facility in The weight room in the new Highlife Fitness Centre offers complete equipment for Squamish, and based on that experienced and beginning fitness buffs. information, the partners decided to go ahead. In addition to fitness equi- Last chance pment, the Centre offers IF YOUR-EXHAUST SYSTEM IS instruction by local fitness to count buffs knowledgeable in the GIVING YOU BkPROBL€MS... realm of fitness and weight yourself in training. Currently, several local people are working a COME SEE THE few hours a week at the For every person not cou- Centre in exchange for use nted in the current Census of the facilities. of Population, the B.C. Gov- ernment loses $3,000 worth Sutherland istressed that of federal government tran- the facility is open to any der payments over five person, regardless of his or years. These monies are in- ' her fitness capacity. - tended td' pirbtiYdd$-commun- "Anyone can come,"Suth- ity health and education fac- . erland said, but added: "1 ilities throughout B.C. urge anyone who is just Participation in the census getting back into shap- to- is also important from the consult a doctor first, We're point of view of the business nbt therapists or here to sector. Every 20 minutes of give medical advice." every working day through- 8utherland also comment- out the year business people ed on the recent trend of contact Statistics Canada for fitness centres in Vancouver census data about la1 \ closing up, leaving members communities. From this without a facility or a refund data they plan the kinds of in membership fees. goods and services that' they will bring into the local "We're well-founded," he marketplace. * ,. said. "Problems in Vancou- ver have stemmed from the I Squamish benefits directly QUALITY ONLY.----- when you count yoweelf in! competition. They're going ROBERT RAM MUFFLER Complete your Census que- for volume. They've let stionnaire and either mail it their' . business sense get Thruway Mufflercentre are Canadian owned by guys like me; guys INSTALLED @39.95 back to Statistics Canada or away from them." MOST thot got together to form the largest chain of owner-operated . including labour.. . hold it' for pick up by the CARS Highlife ii currently offer- muffler shops in the country. . Census Representative. ing a membership special of At Thruway Mufflercenter you deal with the owner, and if you If you have not yet re- $99.50 for four months which aren't more than pleased with the service, you go right to the boss. ceived a Census question- includes use of all facilities Things will be set right. naire, please call the tele- except aerobics classes. phone assistance service im- REAR mediately. Just call the After the special is over, operator and ask for Zenith members will be charged a 0-1986. The Telephone As- $325 a year membership fee. sistance Operator wjU alert your Census Representative and either a questionnaire will be delivered, or a canvasser will call. NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS

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A couple who met whik working abroad were mar- ried at St. Michael’s Church in Ashford, England on f April 6. The Squamish Public Library is still atoon, Sask. drop in on them last week. An Irish bride, a Canadian focusing on the “Festival of India” Arlene’s brother Greg and his wife Anne groom, and an Australian u- program until Friday. The National Film Fisher and children Terrill, Danielle and best man made for an inter- Board film “A Sense of Family” is a one Matthew came out to take in Expo and - do national affair. hour film charting East Indian immi- some visiting! The bride, Maureen O’Neill gration from the 1900’s to the present day. is the second daughter of Two other films, “Bridges” and “Gurdeep * * * Mr. and Mrs. ,Cornelius, Sing Bains” will be shown throughout the O’Neill of Hensworth Road, week. If you would like the exact times, Summer does not officially start until Ashfoord and -the groom, contact the library at 892-3110. this Saturday but - registration for Howe Leslie Laventure, is the eld- Sound Minor Soccer’s fall season will be er son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe * * * held on Tuesday, June 17 and Wednesday, Laventure of Squamish. June 18 from 7 to 830 p.m. in the Civic Given in marriage by her Stork Story - DE RWY - BERG Cent.re. The registration fee for each boy father, the bride chose an STROM - Love grows in beautiful ways. and girl is $8.00 oyster satin dress with em- Trudy and Terry have been blessed with broidered bodice and skirt. the birth of ,a son, 8 lbs. 4 ozs. Nicholas * * * Her shoulder length veil was Carson was born in Squamish General held in place with a garland Hospital on May 27. Proud grandparents Hilltop House will celebrate June birth- of flowers, Maureen carried in B.C. are Marg and Rae Wilson and days tomorrow and those who will be a bouquet of pink roses, Charles Bergstrom. In Ontario are EUy honoured include Mrs. Emily English, mauve fressia and gypso- and Nicholas De Rooy and great grand- Mrs. Kay McCormick, and Mr. Leo phila. - parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hank Van Rooyen. Phaneuf, You are invited to join them and The senior attendants were The parents express thanks to Dr. Doyle the other residents for cake and coffee at 2 the bride’s sisters, Helena and the nursing staff for their special care p.m. Eames, Margaret O’Neill and concern. * * * * and the groom’s sister, Bre- nda. They wore long pink hering duties were shared provided the entertainment * * * The 2nd annual Squamish Music Festival lace over satin gowns. by the bride’s twin brothers, at st dance in the Esso Club, will be held at the Loggers Sports grounds Junior bridesmaids were Michael and Cornelius and Stanwell. St. John’s Anglican Church invites you to on Sunday, June 29 from 4 p.m. to 12 the bride’s twin sisters, brother Anthony. Guests came from Ireland, attend the annual salmon barbecue on midnight - rain or shine. Tickets are Anne and Elizaketh who For her daughter’s wed- Scotland, Australian and al- Saturday. Fenton Jewellers or Peg available at the Times office, Mountain wore long mauve cotton ding, Mrs. ONeill chose a so included a special famay Tinney have tickets at $8. for adults.and FM, and from the Chamber of Commerce. dresses. street length crepe suit Of friend, Glenn Bruntlett from for children under years. $4 12 Volunteers are needed to help out. Please The bride’s niece, Haley cream and fushia with mat- squamish, call Ed at 898-3536 or Becky at 892-5804 Eames was the flower girl ching accessories. Mrs. * 11 * for more information; *.A . and she wore a’long&ess of Laventure: the groom’s m Befcm -leaving fbr her pink satin and carried a ther wore a street length honeymoon, spent in Ber- A visitor from Switzerland for the next * * * basket of roses, freesias and dress of cream silk with idom, Spain, the bride.don. two months in Mrs. Thekla Liechti and she carnations. fushia jacket and accessor- ned a blue crepe dress with is a guest at the home of her son and Celebrating birthdays this week are: The best men were the ies. matching accessories. daughter in law, Ueli and Carlotta Liechti Jim Lehman, Cameron Grant, Archie groom’s brother, Douglas; After a reception for the The happy couple are ma and two granddaughters, Margot and McIntyre, Brad Smith, Jamie Lyn Mar- and long time friend from guests at St. Peter’s Church king their home in Wesl Erika. chant, Guido Celella, Karin Fortin, Jason Australia, Bob Lahiff. Us- hall, Staines, an Irish band Vancouver. Todosichuk, Elizabeth Garrett, June * * * Marcotte, Byrn Evans, Cathy Shaw, Jessica Woods, Jennifer Pietila, Gitte Ron and Joyce Gilchuck are pleased to Brunn, Delise Walsh, Jim Elliott, Val have his brother, Stuart Gilchuck visiting Weisgerber, Kelly Kuenzig, John Percell, New coo-kbookhas them from Whitehorse. Lee Field, Diana Lonergan, Allan McNeill, and Laralin Karwtski. LP- -* * * Others with birthdays are: ’ Randy f asc in at in g recjpes On July 10, a Manitoba reunion is Smith, Sarah Best, Lisa Prothero, Rhys planned for the Pacific Coliseum (PNE Williams, Cassie Clausen, Victoria Gielow, grounds) Vancouver starting at 4 p.m. Dave Rutley, Lori Lea Cassell, Shelli Nila Hoolaeff of Castlegar Mushroom Tarts muffin tins. Bake in 400 Anyone interested in attending is asked to . Turcotte, Roger Fairchild, Esme Ton- was one of the exhibitors at 2 thps soft butter degree oven for 10 minutes. contact Shirley Muir at 937-0758or write kinson, Derek LaForest, Lissa Bain, and !he annual Sea to Sky 1 loaf brown bread, thinly For the filling melt the 4 Manitoba Reunion Society, Box 1211, Linda Burt. Country Trade Fair recent- sliced tbsp. butter, add the onions Coquitlaw, V3J 6Z9. The cost is $10. per Firth birthdays wishes to Miss Melanie Ig. She is the author of an 4 tbsps butter and cook till transparent. person but kids under 12 years of age will Obieglo, on the 19th and to Miss Melissa interesting cookbook featur- 3 1 bsps chopped green onion Add the mushrooms and fry ing many fascinating 112 Ib. mushrooms, chopped be admitted free of charge, , Penner on the 20th. till the moisture evaporates. recipes. 2 tbsps flour Mix in flour. Stir in cream, * * * * * * * The book is composed of 1 cup cream bring to a boil and simmer her favorite recipes which 1’2 tsp salt till thickened. Add all she has collected and adapt- 1/8 tsp pepper - Stork Story - SHANNON - Larry and Thinking about children, the family seasonings, let cool. ed through the years from 1 tsp lemon’juice Fill the bread forms with Janet Shannon are pleased to announce allowance cheques for June will be in post relatives and friends. 1 tbsp chopped chives or the birth of their third child, a daughter, this mixture and top with a offices on Friday. One section features Dsuk- green onions sprinkling of Parmesan Hayley Phyllis, born in the Penticton hobor favorites with 4 tbsps Parmssan cheese General Hospital on May weighing * * * cheese. Bake in 350 degree 14, 7 borscht, dumpling soup, Butter insides of smallest oven for 10 minutes. lbsl, 9 QZS. This is a sister for Ryan and blintzis, vareniki, potato The bread forms freeze Brianna. Proud grandparents are Eric type of muffin tin. Cut the The Tynehead School, opened in 1891 in cakes and Doukhobor cook- slices of bread into inch well and can be filled with and Elaine Shannon of Oliver and North Surrey is planning a school reunion 3 ie$. rounds and press into the out defrosting. . (. Marshall and Lorraine Hurren of $qua- on Aumst 16. Anyone who attended the ..lT?4h;t loves cooking and. mish. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baity of Quesd are the thrilled great grandparents. - further information piease contait sy~via * * * Decker at 5‘~-4800after 6 pm. H k Mirc#J@vVlcek was hitchhiking (north) Tynehead - including my neighbur Ethe ncluded in her near the Cleveland Ave and Highway 99 Robson. intersection laet Wednesday. We wm * picked up by a lady who was‘going to * * .. , Brackendale and she dropped him off at cialties, the inter Mti. &&Mrs. Frkd Campbell of Brackendale are the Riverside Trailer Court. He realized Wedding anniversary greetings to: Mr. 1 section has Mexica he had left his bluish-grey shoulder bag in Greek, Japanese and pIeased to announce the forthcoming marriage of and Mrs. Glenn Valleau, Mr. and Mrs. their youngest daughter, Freda Campbell to Robert the vehicle. He would like to get it back as Thme, Mr. and &s. Bruce Eckersle Indian food as well as empting vegetarian Joseph England, of Mr. England of .L there are important papers inside. He and Mrs.’ Lyle wood, w. and Mrs. son Larry would appreciate hearing from you at Bert Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Candy, sp;cialties and suggestions Merritt and Mrs. Rita England of Squamish. and Mrs. Keith Carmichael, Mr. and f& adapting other recipes to The wedding ceremony will be held in Squamish 898-5847. Mr. warrot arian lifcmtylpq- A- *--I,. ac Mrs. John Plaatjes, Mr. and Mrs. -Leonard UI1 July LO. * * * Sprague and and Mrs. Uefi Liechti. ’OneUh”’U- of .---the I-----recipes ---- from the , &. book which we tested and Doug and Arlene Byrnes and- family were pleased to have visitors from Sa&- I u T I The Squarnlsh WILL BE CLOSED EFFECTIVE . There are infestations of THE LAST WEEK OF MAY tent caterpillars along High- UNTIL JUNE 18 way 99 north of Horseshoe Bay and these insects. are (AT THAT TIME WE WILL RESUME Bears wander in and out of leave food on your picnic sheen to their fur and also prevalent in North and REGULAR HOURS) provincial parks all the time. table overnight or take food become skinny and irritable. West Vancouver. You, as a\ visitor to parks, into Your tent. While hiking park trah id’ The filmy tents, inside should treat a bear with Neier offer fdto bears, wilderness a%s always hi-’ which the -caterpihrs live, . great caution and respect. They could quite easily get ke with a companion. Make can be seen on the sedde They can be unpredictable. accustomed to people food, noise while hiking too so nuded trees along the high- Several black bears have become lazy, and not bother that you don’t surprise a way and are particularly bad been seen lately in Alice to seek out their natural diet bear. Singing, whistling, around Lions Bay. The caterpillars do not fl Lake Park. A barrel-shaped of berries, grass, POO~, talking or wearing bear bells ~ trap has been set, and once herbs, fish, carrion and the would do the trick present any health prob- ‘ - INVITATION TO TENDER caught, the bears will be occasional small mammal. If you follow all ‘these lems, but are just greedy transported out of the par This is when they suggestions, and still see a little insects which eat any Sealed Tenders for the Cleaning Sewices to to ’greener pastures. ll garbage bears and bear - consider yourseU leaves in sight but are spec- ially fond of trees with sweet the Alice Lake Park District Office building The chances of seeing a dangerous. lucky. A healthly animal is a will be received by the Minister of Lands, bear in Alice Lake Park O$ magnificent sight to see. sap, particularly trees of the any other park in the Gari. rose family such as cherries Parks, and Housing, Parks and Outdoor baldi/Sunshine Coast Dis\ and apples. Recreation Division, Alice Lake Park, Box 220 trict, is remote. They are Other trees subject to in- Brackendale, B.C. VON 1HO up to 300 p.m. usually people-shy. Gov’t scheme to festation are poplar, ash, (local time), on June 23rd, 1986 and opened in Bears like using the same alder, and birch trees. Hot, public at that time. trails people use however. dry summers make the sap Along the trails, you may attract investors sweet and this is what they Specifications and Tender Documents may see bear “scats” or drop- Squamish has been invited ber of criteria the muni- go for. be obtained from the above address, pings, and logs and stumps by the Provincial Govern- cipality should be prepared The best way to handle Wednesday, June 4th, 1986. that have been ripped apart ment to take part in a new to fulfill. These include tent caterpillars is to cut off in search of bugs. You may scheme to provide tours to arranging accommodation the infested branches and even smell a bear because potential industrial sites to for the visitor, provide au- burn them. No Tender shall be considered having any they have a very stron interested investors. thoritative personnel to CD. In serious cases, where the qualifying clauses whatsoever and the musky odor. The Investment - Opport- nduct the tours, meet the trees are weak, the caterpil- lowest or any Tender will not necessarily be If you do meet a bear, he1 unity Tours Referral Service touring investor at the air- lars’ munching can defoliate accepted. will most likely run away. was recently announced by port or bus station, pre- the trees and kill them but If he stands his ground, Bill Ritchie, Minister of arrange tours with local usually healthy trees sur- Inspection of the site may be arranged by don’t panic and run - that Municipal Affairs, and Bob industries, and provide ap- vive. contacting the District Manager, Alice Lake may excite the bear and McClelland, Minister of In- propriate promotional ma- The caterpillars have been Park, 898-3678. invite pursuit. What you dustry and Small Business, terial, seen in Squamish and will should do is slowly back up, and is being undertaken by Squamish council refrained probably disappear soon as talking softly to the bear, the Provincial - Municipal from making a decision they change into moths. n or make a wide detour Partnership Program, of whether to enter into the However, if you want some around the bear. Look’for which Squamish is a part- service program at the June information on how to deal Ministry of Lands, escape routes and handy icipant. 10 meeting, and instead with them, contact the B.C. trees to climb. Black bears The purpose of the referral instructed the matter to go Ministry of Agriculture or Parks and Housing can climb trees too, so up a service is to match the in- to committee for further your local health depart- HONOURABLE JACK J. KEMPF, MINISTER tree isn’t a guaranteed safe terested investor with indu- study. ment. place to be. strial-opportunity tours sta- .. Female bears with cubs are ged by municipalities throu- especially dangerous. Never ghout the province. approach a cub, even if it “Tours can be an effective seems to be alone or aban- means to acquaint investors doned. interested in particular in- A dog may be a problem dustrial sectors or geogra- companion. Bears may phical areas of the province attack dogs and dogs will with the opportunities ava- retreat to their master. You ilable in local communities,” are safer without a dog McClelland said. usually. He added that with Expo There are several things 86, there will be an influx of you can do to lessen the businessmen visiting Van- (SECONDARY,- COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY) I Iikeilhood of encountering a couver, and the service : bear in a park. Store food in could apprise them of those your car trunk or if you’re in municipalities conducting

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ke a bear cache by suspend- needs of the investor. ’ ing food in your pack in a Should Squamish council tree at least 10 feet above decide to participate in the the ground and well away proposed referral service, from the tree trunk. Don’t McClelland outlined a num-

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wu There’s no life like it. Canads Squamish citizens and *Half of all boating accidents boating accidents were not other residents who enjoy are alcohol-related. Alcohol wearing a lifejacket. The law the beauty and privilege of slows the reflexes, impairs requires that a lifejacket Or living on Howe Sound main visual. acuity, and affects Personal flotation device, tain boaking as one of their balance and coordination. approved by Transport Ca- favorite summertime activi- 'Not only is it dangerous nada, mst be available for ties. Dractice. it's also against the each person on board. The 'for dune 8 u Race #1 13 Expert - 1st Adam ifer Cervo, 2nd Andrew Indeed, with more than law. Canada Safety Council stro- Greenless, 2nd Jasson Wes- Carmichael 60,OOb kilometres of coast- ngly recommends that chil- Trike - 1st Amber Webster, son, 3rd Don Nichols line and 750,000 square kilo- *Overloading and overpow- dren and weak swimmers 2nd Tawnya James 5-8 Beginner - 1st Tanya metres of freshwater lakes ering a boat can cause it to wear theirs at all times and others when water 10 Expert - 1st Jason McCrea, 2nd Chad Paul, 3rd and ' rivers, Canada is a capsize or overturn. Maxi- 7 Beginner - 1st Chad Paul, Thompson, 2nd Jon McNeill, Scott Weiss haven for water enthusiasts. mum capacities are shown conditions warrant. 2nd Scott Weiss, 3rd Daniel 3rd Jason James Some 13 million Canadians on the capacity plate. For *Leave word with someone Cudmore 12-13 Novice - 1sfLee Flum- will go boating this year; safety's sake don't exceed on shore where you plan to 13 Novice - 1st 'Michael erfelt, 2nd Michael Karem, approximately 9,000 will be these limits. go and your expected time of 8-13 Be&er - 1st Jennifer Karem, 2nd Shane Aseltine 3rd Shane Aseltine. come Search and Rescue return. -Head for shore Cervo, 2nd Kevin Jacobson, 10 Novice - 1st Jamie cases unless they do some- *Approximately 80 percent immediately if a storm thre- 3rd Andrew Carmichael 17 Novice - 1st Brian Rush, Aseltine, 2nd Terry Wi- thing to improve their pru- of the people who drown in atens. 10-12 Novice - 1st Lee Flum- 2nd Warren McDougall, 3rd lliams, 3rd Graham Paul dence and skills on the , erfelt, 2nd Jamie Aseltine, Darcy Dodorico 7-8 Novice - 1st Jamie Cud- water. SCHOOLDISTRICT NQ. 48 3rd Graham Paul more, 2nd Robert Williams, July 1-7 is National Safe 8-9 Beginner - 1st 'Kevin 3rd Ryan Olson Boating Week. The Canada I (HOWE SOUND) I 5-6 Novice - 1st Jamie Jacobson, 2nd Mathew Ca- 5-6 Novice - 1st Eric Sand- Safety Council, in co-opera- tion with Transport Canada Cudmore, 2nd Eric Sand- rey berg, 2nd Jonathan Lemon, berg, 3rd Jonathan Lemon 13-14 Beginner - 1st Jenn- 3rd Michael Weiss and Provincial Safety Coun- I ADULT EDUCATION 15-16 Novice - 1st Warren cils and Leagues, has been SQUAMISH, WHISTLER, PEMBERTON McDougall, 2nd Brian Rush, sponsoring this campaign Howe Sound Ladies Softball Standings every year since 1973 to to June 11,1986 3rd Darcy Dodorico 8-10 Expert - 1st Jason promote safe boating in Part-time instructors Canada. 1 GPWL Thompson, 2nd Jason Jam- T es, 3rd Paul Johnson For 1986, the Council has wanted I chosen the theme, "Take a I Clippers 11 9 1 ! 1 10 12-13 Expert - 1st Adam Boating Course," because it Any subject of interest to adults Highlander Hotel 11 8 2 1 1 17 Greenless, 2nd Jasson Wes- believes that education is an (Bring Your Suggestions) Midget Reps 107 2 12 15 son, 3rd Don Nichols. important first step in deve- SquamishHotel 10 7 2 1 1 15 loping good boating habits. Here are a few pointers , .Drafting/Blue Print Reading OCal Iigraphy Whistler K's 135 8 0 0 10 Leat herwork Hunters 104 6 0 18 Second from the Canada Safety. @Languages Council to help you steer Carving - 1 Pemberton 101 9 0 2 2 -French points show clear of an accident this . *Needlepoint, Tating -German Senior Girls 909030 summer. *Geology -(Gold Panning) -Italian Craft Classes (All Types) - J apanese at Easter Seal Cooking .Bread Baking *All pleasure craft, includ- -Japanese ing sailboats, rowboats and .Home Bartending I Local gymnast brings ring -French canoes, must carry certain -Chinese .Small Appliance home gold Squmish 'Valley Equest- equipment in good operating rian Association presented -I talian Repairs order. There must bv0 one the Second Points Show on Local gymnast Nicole Dickson won the gold medal approved lifejacket for each i -or? ! June 1 at the Easter Seal person on board, two oars or for first all-around in the Midget Bronze North .Legal Secretarial @Trades Shore Zone Championships held at the University Ring. The judges for the paddles, and a bailer, event were M. Bolger and T. Depending on the size of .Medial Receptionist/ . -Carpentry Helper of B.C. June 7. Terminology -Drywall ing Miller from the Maple Ridge craft you operate, a fire -. Dickson placed first on the beam, second on bars, Riding Club. Ring Master -Painting & extinguisher, flares, a sound .Commerce Course and third on the floor event. was W. Meilleur. . signalling device, an anchor Wall Papering Dickson competes with the Flicka gym dub of with rope and an approved -Payroll .Driver Training North Vancouver. High points for the day lifesaving cushion may also -Typing were as follows: be required. Navigation -Bookkeeping lights, horns and bells must -Shorthand Senior English - 1. Kirsten corpply with Cdiision Re- Send resume to: Bicknell on Hyack, 2. Karen gulations. Check what is School District No.48 - Skating scoop I Piche on Tana, 3. Cindy needed for the size of boat Attention: MRS. V.M. CANDY Larratt on Satari. Junior you operate by contacting BOX 250 Congratulations to two local skaters who passed English: 1. Chelsea McNeill the Canadian Coast Guard, SQUAMISH, B.C. on Robin, 2. Cosrie Fraser additional tests on May 3 1. Transport Canada, Ottawa, VON 3G0 on Honest, Sally Winstanley KlA ON5. I The skaters are Brandie Pickering and Lisa on JJ, Kirsti Barnes on Goodall, both for Preliminary Figures. Sparkie, 3. Mette Knudson The Squamish Skating Club would like, to on Lacey. apologize to the two skaters who were inadvertently Senior Western: 1. Kirsten left out of last week's Skating Scoop. Way to Bicknell on Myack, 2. Nikki go, girls! Doiron on Sonny, Joanne WATER SKI 0 Cunday on Amber. Junior Western: 1. Kirsti Barnes on Sparkie, 2. 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-0- p;sr4s'. lJ ,. th birthday and we're celebrating & k!??!?\ ./A Draw will take place September world-class park system with a wild and But don't wait.. wonde rf uI contest, hundreds of special Pick a park and pack up the gang. .. birthday events in our pads and a zany I Join us for a summer full of fun in some.. of the ...... :.;..:.:,; ...... :.:, ...... mnnw mmd.Ierrv ...-"I1 ..H..."Y "1,. world's most beautiful places. Six lucky people wii win meof 6 B.C. Parks After all, it wouldn't be much of a birthday holiday adventures for four. They're vacations 1 P without your presence. of a lifetime and only a sampling of the fun you can find in B.C. Parks all over the province. Honourable Jack J. Kempf, Minister rmm~II-mmD Enter to Win One'of6 BC Holiday Adventures for ITell us how you like these incredible B.C. Parks holiday adventures. Just number them the way you'd like to win them from 1 to 6. I 4 day Shuswap bake Housebsating Holiday 5 day Manning Park Resort Holiday 1 IExplore the legendary marine'parks of the Shuswap in your The magic of summer or winter in the spectacular Cascade I 1private, 44-foot luxurious Suncruiser with penthouse suite, Mountains.Trip courtesy of the operators of Manning Park command bridge and four-piece bath. Trip courtesy of Three Resort. Approx. retail value of prize: $750 summer/$1200 1 IBuoys Houseboat Vacations, Calgary. Approx. retail value of I Iprize: $1000. 5 day Tweedsmuir Park Wilderness Fishing Trip 1 I0 Mt. Assiniboine Park Wilderness Lodge Weekend a fish story come true. You fly from Sums Lake into I A high alpine adventure that starts with a spectacular ctacular Tweedsmuir Park for a chance at some fighting 1 helicopter ride from Shark Mountain Heliport, west of fifteen pound rainbow trout. Trip courtesy of Jim Van Tine's 1 ICanmore, Alberta. You stay in world-famous Mount Hunting and Fishing Camp, Burns Lake; Tweedsmuir Guides Assiniboine Lodge. Trip courtesy of the operators of Mount and Outfitters, Vanderhoof; and Lakes District Air Services, I IAssiniboine Lodge. Approx. retail value of prize: $1120. Burns Lake. Approx. retail value of prize: $3000. I Plus I00 B.G. Provincial Barks season's camping u 5 day Silver Star Mountain Ski Adventure passes for 1987 to be won. I 0 The ultimate in skiing for every member of the family. A I mountain full of fun and good times. Trip courtesy of Silver Star 1 Mountain Resorts, Vernon. Approx. retail walue of prize: $1200. e 6 day Gulf Islands Marine Park Sailboat Cruise Province/State I 0 Postal Code/Zip Code Phone You'll be cruising for fun from Vancouver to some of the I~ Iworld's most spectacular marine parks in the Gulf Islands. Correctly answer the following skill-testing question: I Trip courtesy of Bluewater Adventures, Vancouver. Approx. 20 ~9 - 10 + 32 - 25 ~3 =- (answer) 1retail value of prize: $3000. Returns to B-c- parks Entrants must be nineteen years of age or over. I Send to B.C. PARKS 75th BIRTHDAY CONTEST, Parliament Buildings, I Victoria, B.C. V8V 1x4. E 1 A total of six (6) BC Provincial Parks holiday prizes will be awarded. There will respect to it", accident, loss 01 misfortune relating to all aspects of the from prize locations or trip starting point, whichever is applicable. I alsobe an additional one-hundred (100) B.C. Parks 1987 season's camping Prizes; C) acknowledgement of the Provincial Government and the Prize givers Full rules and additional entry forms available in numerous B.C. Parks, Travel 1 passes awarded. No substitutions or transfer of prizes will be allowed One rights to publish winner's names and photos in any media. Contest open to Infocentres, selected fresh water fishing license outlets, at the contest SUP- 1 prize per household, Selected entrants must answer a time-limited skill anyone who is nineteen Years of age or over and whose entry is received before pliers themselves or by writing B.C. Parks 75th Birthday Contest, Parliament testing question, Your entry certifies: a) compliance with the contest rules August 20,1986 except employees of the Parks Branch, and respective family Buildings, Victoria, B.C. V8V 1x4. Contest draw September 1,1986 Contest 1 and acceptance of your prize as awarded; b) acknowieagemeni of ihe meiiibeis living in the SaiX hGUseholtf.%$ scheduling subject to accommo- ends mrdnight August 20,1986. 1 non-responsibility of the Provincial Government and fhe prize givers in dation availabilities at time of booking. Winners responsible for travel to and UI~~=-=--I-----Y~=-~~=-=--=---==III-~---III====~~~ID~DI The Times -Tuesday June 17,1986 -Page 25 ------

TIE ~ecreationDepartment would like to Thank 8d Congratulate the 4,014 participants who regjstered their 95 minutes of physical aetiwitv on May Bth, W86. Special thanks to Mountain FM, Squamish Times and all those who volunteered their time support the Participaction to The absence of the trad- include a “Street Scene” light of the day will be the day, Sunday Aug. 2, at the Community Challenge. itional Timber Beast Contest organized by local merch- Novice and Intermediate Squamish Junction pavilion, is the most noticeable chan- ants in the downtown area Loggers Sports Show at the followed by the Elks Gala ge in this year’s schedule of - and a Casino Night at the Sports Grounds, complete Breakfast, and the Festival events for the annual Squa- Highlander Hotel. with the familiar Rotary Paiade which starts at 11 SQUAMtSH MlNlSTERtAL ASSOCIATION mish Days Festival, July 31 Festival - goers will still be Beef Barbecue and Beer and a.m. to Aug. 4. able to participate in trad- Wine Garden. At night, the In the afternoon, the spec- Valleycliffe Christian St. Joseph Parish Word from Squamish Days ’ itional Squamish Days eve- traditional Loggers ‘Stomp’ tacular Open World Class Fellowship Pastor: Father Casimir Sports Association, which nts, however, starting with will take place at the Civic Loggers Sports will take Pastor: Sam Penner, Phone Prsybylski. Phone 892-5070. has begun meeting regularly the Timber Queen Pageant Centre and will feature place at the Sports Grounds. 8924602. Sunday Services: Masses: Saturday 7 p.m. to finalize this year’s event, on Thursday, July 31, follo- music by “Wail Street”. The final day of festivities, Worship Service: I1 a.m. Sunday 8:30 a.m., 10 a.m:, wed by a Timber Queen Sunday School: 9:45 a.m; 11:30_ a.m. Benediction: is that last year’s Timber Monday, Aug. 4,. will host Sunday Evening Service: 7 ,Sunday 7 p.m. Beast Contest got out- of Reception featuring local A Sunrise Interdonominat- the trucking events at the nm. hand and offended some music by “Holly Wood”, ional Service will begin the Super Valu Parking Lot. people. . In addition to the Street St. John Anglicin Church Squamish United Church Scene, Casino Night and Rector: The Rev. C.R. Minister: Rev. Chris Burnett In place of the Timber Walters. Phone 898-5100. 892-5727. Sunday Worship Beast Contest, a big reve- Western Night on Friday, Sunday Service 11 a.m. Church Hour and Sunday School: 10 nue-maker for the Associa- Aug. 1, a Teen Dance, Special marketing School Sunday 9:45 a.m. Holy a.m. (nursery provided, with tion, will be a Western Night featuring the music of “Wall Eucharist 1&2 Sunday of infant care) . and Beer and Wine Garden Street” will be held at the month 8:30a.m. to be held at the Civic Civic Centre. program planned Squamish Baptist Church ’ Sqslamish Pentecostal Centre. The Western Night Saturday, Aug. 2 will get Pastor: Jack H. Purdie. Phone Pastor: Orest Zilinsky. Phone will feature Elmer Tippy’s underway with Kiwanis The next Squamish Days Committee meeting will 898-9756. Sunday Service of 898-3923. Morning ‘WX 1130 Western Band.’ Children’s Sports, featuring be held on Wednesday, June 26th starting at 6:30 Worship 9:30 and 11 a.m. 11 a.m. Evening WorshipWorshipl 6:30 Other new features for Ronald McDonald, at Cen- p.m. in the Chieftain Hotel and will be followed by Squamish Days this year tennial Field. The high- a workshop at Capilano College. The workshop, which will start at 230 p.m., will deal with how to promote and package the weekend. All members are urged to attend both meetings as they should be very informative. With annual celebrations only a month and a half away, preparations are getting into high gear.

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- FQW Man charged after theft of tools . (t? EVERY T HI N C- Harley Tisdale‘Stewart,’. & a resident:of Mile 26.in the Upper Squamish has been charged with break and IS ON entry and theft, theft over $1$00 and possession of TABLE 111 stolen property, following a break-in at the Weldwood shop at Mile 37 in the Upper Squamish. The break-in occurred on June 13 and several tool, SALE boxes with tools valued at $15 ,OOO were missing, On the following day police located the tools at Mile 26 in the Upper Squamish and Tisdale was taken into custody. NOW-!‘ 5 PIECE ‘25” *MORE OAK SAVl RIGS* SURREY M.L.A. ON RITA JOHNSON 0 BOOK CASES RECOGNIZES WORKING ELKS AND ROYAL PURPLE !DINING ROOM 0 WALL UNITS N PRESENTATION OF FUNDS SUITES Q STEREO STANDS In her address to the Provincial conference of the B.G. 0 ENTERTAINMENT CENTRES Elks Association on Monday, June 2,1986, Rita Johnson, M.L.A. for Surrey presented a cheque for $42,000 to the @AND MUCH MORE Elks Purple Cross Fund to assist in the financing of the B.C. Elks Auditory Rehabiliation Program located In UP TO Surrey. Mrs. Johnson, in presenting these funds on behalf of the Government of British Columbia said that it was only through the support of the Elks and Royal Purple that the Program for the hearing impaired children had been made possible. Following the presentation, Mr. Richard Fitzzaland, Director of Speech and Hearing Services for the Ministry of Health addressed the Elks conference and gave an overview of how the financial support of the B.C. Elks Association through the Elks Purple Cross Fund has provided a model clinic in Surrey, that was of the highest standard in Canada and will be a model for such clinics throughout B.C. which will be developed in all health ragions. Mr. Fitzzaland told the Elks gathered in Victoria; that it was only through the generosity of the Elks Wit it had been possible to provide speech and hearing services in the Province that were of the highest calibre anywhere in Canada, and equal to any throughout North America. Mr. Fitzzaland recalled that it was a result of a donation of funds at a provincial conference in Trail that a lasting cooperation for funding between the Elks Purple Cross Deaf Detection Program and the Provincial Ministry of Health has developed such a high quality of service in the Province. Mr. Fitzzaland also said the one and one-

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1 For We Mb-8 1 for Sale Mireellaneour ’1 For Sale Miscell~neour 19 Pmmb . 99 ?ob - Second Time Around MOWNG SALE 83 Nishiki Continental 12 sp. top Adopt a pound dog - take home 38017 3rd Avo., Saturday, June 21 & Sunday of line touring bike, exc. cond. a frierzd for life. 898-541 1 (05.28 Open 7 days a week. June 22. 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. at well maintained, used one M) IUK) sq. ft. of good used 41579 Grant Rd., Brackendale. summer, 23” in frame. New - Beautiful cats and kittens for i: household items & furniture. (06.17) $620. selling at $300. Phone 898- adoption. Call SPCA at 898- Lots of collectibles. 9589 after 6 p.m. (06.17) VCR-Blank Tapes $8. ea. Consignments welcome. Free Super-sonic Food -Cassette Tape Carrying cases HOWE SOUND WOMEN’S 9890 or 898-5182 (05.28M) __ Processor with recipe book plus $5. ea. CENTRE L- ~ delivery locally. 892-5859. To give away to good home. ~~ a complete bumper sticker kit. 2 FAMILY GARAGE SALE -Drumsticks $3. a pair Drop in and referral for Queen size mattress, box spring For details phone 892-3474 after Saturday, June 21, 10 - 4 AM/^ Radio Car cassette, .information and support I 38009 Male, orange cat, 13 yrs. old. Bt frame, lamps, stacking chairs, 8p.m. (06.17) p.m; 38257 Myrtlewood Cresc. Player auto reverse player $9. Third Avenue Monday-Friday, good for children. Trained, no Valleycliffe. (06.17) IO0a.m. 3 :OO D.m. need for litter in home. Phone 7.5 cu. ft. freeicr, dressers, -AM/FM Radio plus cassette ’ TV, kitchen table, & end Phone 892.~748 (02. i IM) 898-5203. (06.17) colour Browning Hi Power 9 mm Ghettoblaster - One\ Only,, Al-Anon family group meeting,L tables. 932-2380. (06.17) Holster ’100 RD ammo $450. YARDSALE $79.95. Like new 892-9026 after 4 p.m. 1988 Cheakmus way, All new, 892-5310 (OQ.17M) Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. Phone (06.17) Saturday, June 21. 10-2 p.m. 898-9738. (1 1.29m) .* 16 ft. fibreglass boat w/65 hp (06.17) 2 Wantad Buy ALCciHOLICS ANONYMOUS School District No. 48 (Howe motor and 6 hp motor. 3 gas Girls 20’’ Bike, Sears ccm, pink: to 892-3990, 898-3843, 892-9f’qP tanks and CB included $1950. very good shape, $50. Firm. 8’ Sound). The following positions Fibre glass canopy, 4 yrs. old, Big black fridge in good cond. 892-5528,892-3656,898-5324.’ area available effective obo. Wanted (free) grass cuttings, we 37978 3rd Ave. (1 1.05m) 75 % ton GMC truck, runs well front window, side sliders, no $125.9 Propane gas stove, $100- 2 will pick-up. Phone 898-5904. September 2,1986. for odd jobs. $650. rear doorp $125. obo. Camper propane hot water tanks, $30.9 (06- 17). Person looking to alternate or 1. Library Clerks -8 hours per Fridge, stove (harvest gold), full jacks, winch type, tri-pod base for both, 898-3138. (06.17) share driving to Vancouver 5 week - 1 position available at size. $125 obo Phone 898-5355. days per week. I work near each school in Squamish, - Small hardtop tent trailer to Whistler and Pemberton area. Small fridge (harvest gold) (06.17) sleep 4. Does not need to have a Burrard St. Bridge. Hrs. 8:30 - Phone 898-3361. (06.17) One Captains bed and one 4:30 .p.m. Mon thru Friday. The person appointed to this 8” Craftsman Radialarm saw organ, best offer, 898-5715. fridge or stove but canvas must position will assist in the library be in good cond. Phone 892- Phone 898-9589 after 6 p.m. $190. obo. Sewing machine (06.17) (06.17) and will have a minimum of two MOVING SALE straight & reverse $35. obo. 3886. (06.17) years post secondary training in Kitchen table & Chairs $30., Typewriter Remington (old) library or a related field. Rate of coffee table $25., small desk working $25.Fibreglass Canopy TWO FAMILY 8 6egah GARAGE SALE 14 In Memodam pay: $11.49 to $12.13 per hour s w. $35., small table $15., small $350. Battery charger $5.00. 2 depending on experience with the arm chair $15, kitchen utensils Saturday, June 21 2542 Nairn ~- good 6 volt batteries $25. The Squamish Forest District is Board, 25C & up., bed sheets. Phone Wheelbarrow $35. B/W Router Way, Gar. High., phone 898- McNeill, Joseph - In loving 5883. (06.17) preparing to issue bulk purchase memory of a dear son who 2. Science Aid (Howe Sound 898-5203. (06-17) $25. Phone 892-3682. (06.17) Secondary): 5 hours per day for orders covering the 1986 fire passed away June 18,1984. season for the following catering No one knows your heartaches, all days school is in session. services. Only those who have lost can tell Person appointed to this position 1. To supply bagged lunches for Of the grief that we bear in grieve will assist in the science lab and will have a minium of two years Fire fighters on an as and when for one we love so well, sadly required basis. missed and loved forever, secondary training in Science and related fields. Rate a) Lunches to include: 2 mother or of Pay: sandwiches ( no, mayonnaise ) $11.49 to $12.13 per hour depending experience with-, wrapped in plastic, 1 piece of (06.17) on . fruit (apple or arange) 1-8 oz. the Board. I-4 juice (citrus or apple). McNeilI, Joe- In loving memory JU§T A SKIP & A JUMP 41 b) Individual lunches to be 3. Language Lab Aide - French the kids are at school from of a dear brotherand uncle who (How Sound Secondary): 5 this large 3 bdrm. rancher. provided in brown paper bags. passed away June 19, 1984. Delivered to, Squamish Forest hours per day for all days school Bright family room with Wonderful memories woven in is in session. Person appointed to Skylite is only one of the District office. d). Orders to be gold -I_--- filled within 2 hours of request or this position will assist in the features! Priced in the NEW LISTING. QARlBALDl These are the memories we $70’9. by 600 a.m. the following day. language lab and have a .. - HIGHLANDS This home has tenderly hold, minimum of two years post SUPER DUPER RANCHER 2). To supply bagged lunches for Deep in our hearts his memory is ~ith a 2 car garage, all the features a family Fire fighters an an as and when secondary training in this field. antastic view & so much needs; 4 bdrms, recroom -, kept Rate of pay: $1 1.49 to $12.13 per MORE! Call JOYCE or with woodstove, required basis. to love, to cherish and never a). Lunches to include: hour depending on experience dARG for more Info. landscaped, private ,yard. A forget. with the Board. 2 sandwiches (no mayonnaise) Sadly missed always remembered short walk from . the 1) Teacher Aide 1 (Blackwater Elementary School. For a wrapped in plastic, 1 peice of by brother Danny, and Theresa, fruit (apple or orange) 1-8 oz. :reek)- 1 hour per day for all .. Drice tag of only $74,000! and family. (Terry & Theo, Ann jays school is in session. Pupil S84,mOl The solutlon -to your juice (citrus or apple) & Tim), Danny & Lee, Bill, Ontral Valleyclif f e housing problem may only b) Indivial lunches to be upervision as assigned by the David & great neices Stephanie & Principal. Rate of Pay: $10.23 =Basement with revenue be a phone call away, call provided in brown paper bags. Jennifer. :o $10.87 per hour depending on . suite BILL (MLS). c) Delivery to Pemberton Forest (06.17) =Extralarge lot District Office. aperience with the Board. Brand new carpets d) Orders to be filled within 2 5) French Immersion Aide JUST A GOOD HONEST In loving memory of our Dear (Mamquam): 15 hours a week DEAL. So why not have a SOUND INTERESTING? hours of request or by 6:. 00 Friend Joe: look? This home has been Call BILL BILN. (MLS) a.m. the following day. while school is in session. This To hear his voice and see him person must - be fluently well looked after! The Submit proposals to: smile, recroom hae a District Manager, bilingual. Rate of pay: $10.23 to ‘SF AS LITTLE AS $3,000 down Tosit and talk with Rim awhile, $10.87 per hour depending on Woodstove recessed in the Squamish Forest District To be together in the same old feature brick wall & wet bar. and paymgnts Of under RATED FAMILY Box 1970, experience with the Board. P.O. way 9 Floor coverings are near $3001month will buy this 3 bdrm townhouse * * Squarnish, B.C. VON 3GO. Would be our dearest wish new & all 4 bdrms. are Now showing Daily... Oscar (06.27) Please submit applications on or finished. Complimented by downtown and school- Nomination for the BEST! today. before June 23, 1986 to : F.D. excellent landscaping it is Great area to live in, Or rent 1. Landscaping Del, Cathyand Brent. (06.17) Ross, Secretary-Treasurer , truly worth seeing. By appt. Out!! Call JOYCE or MARG 9 Announcements 2-0utdoorpoo~ Sound), Box 250, Squarnish B.C.,

fOmore info. NOW!! ~~ only, call SPEN now. (MLS) 3 - Interior Finishing - In loving memory of Joe or deliver to the School Board 4 - Location HEY WICK! McNeill, who past away June 19, Office, 37866 Second Ave., For SHOW TIMES,call SPEN “Keep it down!” 1984: he.,Squamish, Squamish, B.C. (06.17) B.C. (06.17) at 898-5636 or 892-5961. (your friends, A & B) Those whom we love go out of (M LS) sight, TAXIDERMY But never out of mind; School District No. 48 (Mowe Sound) requires TEACHERS for Compiete taxidkmy service. They are cherished in the hearts k. Of those they leave behind the 1986/87 school year: ’ Roofthooft - A. Tamburini. 25 Part-time (50) continuing-‘ FAMILY DELIGHT! years experience. Try us and you Loving and kind in all his ways, Everyone will be happy Upright and just in all his days; PROJECT COORDINATOR when you move into this 3 Drive will see!!! 2000 Maple Drive, Sincere and true in heart and for Hospitality/Tourism bdrm. home located in RIGHT SPACE Over 1,200 Squamish. 892-3968. (06.24) mind, Program at Pemberton Brackendale. Ensuite off sq. ft. of luxury living, with Beautiful memories he left Secondary School. features galore: 3 bdrms. I NEED A LARGE FAMILY Part-time (,70) continuing the master bdrm., fireplace Will haul junk from your house behind plus woodstove, large with ensuite off the master to enjoy ALL MY SPACE! ! Loving wife Ann, son Donald, Primary Teacher at Signal Hill kitchen, fGFirr8l disiing ioom bdrm., f!replace p!us bdrms., unique family room & yard. Cheap rates. Also Allen & daughter- in- law Moira. Elementary School., & more. Dad will love the 10 woods tow, built-in Close to ail amenities construction waste & brush etc. (06.17) Applications with supporting x 12 shops and the kids vacumm, double attached Llsted in the $70’9. Also lot & brush clearing. 898- documents may be mailed by won’t be underfoot while garage...A MORE! TO FIND OUT MOR! 99 Bets June 20,1986 to: they play In there 14’ x 16 RIGHT PRICE All this ABOUT THE ABOVi 5284. (06.17) Mr. T.D. Harris, kids’s room. Call GEORGE luxury for only $82,500. Call PROPERTIES, Call MARG o Supertinendent of Schools, now for your appt. for wiew. GEORGE MEARCE to view! JOYCE today. (MLS). MOORAGE LAMB’S SPECIALTY Squamish,Box 250, B.C. space for rent at Golden Eagle PET FOODS Marine. 892-3968 eves or 892- Budgie, Canary, Finch, 0 VON 30. (06.17) 3720 days. (06.24) Cockatiel, and Parrot Seed. ! Baby Budgies, Fancy Guppies‘ Live-in nanny required for 2 George Mearce Don Lecky Bill Biln Spen Hinde ksrgare! Candy t?OYFYO C!!!?!?!r!gh2m Lose weight now! Money back and Swordtail fish for sale. Bird children. Beginning Sept. ZSth, 892-3261 892-9027 898-3282! 898.5636 898-5282 guarantee. For. more info call. and fish accessories. Will Box 268, Gar. High. VON 1TO 898.9386 -. deliver. 898-9775. (07.29) (06.17) Y 898-3586. (06.17)

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__. Newly renovated, spacious 2 bdm stes, $340 month, at 35817 Gambier Ace. (IWtviIBe) or .afl 8 892-3177. (M.IQM) - 68

CHmYEUlDGE Sleeping rooms with shard accomm. $150-$;U)B./mon. $98- 3 138. (07.P2) Licenced practical nurse .: , avail. for private duty. Eight or twelve hr. shifts.' Phone Della Lapointe 898-3138. (06.17)

62 Hohes for Rent Two, 3 bdrm houses. Include: I fridge, stove, and drapes, ,+: enclosed garage. Partly finished bsmt. Avail. July 1st. Prefer family. No pets please. 892-5830 or 892-3761. (06.17) Fantastic view in Lions Bay. Beautiful, Ige 3 to 4 bdrm, newer home. Top floor, f/p, sky lights, 5 appl., sauna. One yr lease. References. No pets. Children welcome., 15 mins. from Britannia Beach, $795 month. Phone 921-9674, (06.17)

1981 Malibu 4 dr., Sedan, 82 400 Suzuki GSL, 6 sp. 5,000 automatic 267 V8 Motor, $5300 miles, Exc. cond. plus extras. obo 1978 Corolla Liftback, 2 dr. Was asking $I,OOO. Must sell Standard. $2650 obo 892-3682. $850. obo Phone 898-9579 days, (06.17) 898-9038 after 6 p.m.. (0732) 71 VW Fastback, green $1150. 60 bites, Condominiums 6 obo 892-5360. eves. (06.17) Vownhwser for Rent 52 ?railers end Campers THE NEW 110 ON VALUE -3 bdrm PARKPLACE. home on Hood Rd. in Garibaldi Estates. Priced - APTS 170's Ultra Modern, new 13 ft. light fibre glass Boler kitchen all new broadloom trailer, loaded. In good cond. Large 2 bdrm., 2 baths from $275. 3 bdrms., 2 baths from $1895 obo. To view phone after $300. Free 12 Channel satellite <*,:,- . 32 in ground swimming pool - In this quality finished 3 bdrm 2 bdrm mobile home - 6 p.m. 898-3%8. (06.24) *T.V. pool, sauna, weight room, YANT SECLUSION? This solar heated. $5,700 7v dish home located on an oversize $12,900 tennis barbecue pits, car wash, in lothic arch home is centrally with all .attachments. view lot in the Highlands. 2 bdrm mobile home BOLA BOLA building laundry, bicycle Dcated Garibaldi Estates but Hydroponic. green house Extras include sunken living $51900 dfers total seclusion and 3 bdrm townhouse Bola trailer for sale $1,695 storage, children's play immaculate work shop for room with brick feature wall wivacy. 3 bdrm, future family dad. Nice wood stove and lots fireplace ensuite plumbing, Brackendale - $48,900. Phonef?98-3140. (06.17) area,Quiet views, sunny, trees, oom and lots of garden, fruit of house. All for under woodstove, huge sundeck 8 Fridge, stove ti dishwasher * a ,' I. .I s' ~ close to schools and shopping, . reess and.>view.only 669,900. $100;~* toll-' 'Wayne-.---f6r.-- scarport: Why not make it ,included. :all Wayne for details. 898- particulars 898-9555; MLS yours? $12O,OOO Call Pam 1555 MLS Dewar for appt. MIS 3 bdrm townhouse Wilson BUILD YOUR OWN HOME - Village $39,900 2 bathrooms 'OR LEASE THIS EXCELLENT Don't wait till its too late buy 8 new carpeting of your EOMMERCIAL STORE SPACE our lot now in Squamish's choice. ocated 2nd Ave across from ratest subdivision - view lots, .iquor store and close to flat lots - The lot of your choice ihopping centre. Available is here Call Ronnie today. 4 bdrm townhouse Valley 175 sq. ft. and 1750 sq. ft. MIS Viewdown paymentPlace No. 2. $3,OOO rsking $7.00 per sq. ft. triple ret. Call Wayne Mitchell for jetoils. MLS LOCATION1 LOCATION1 INVESTORS - We have LOCAUON! This 2 bdrm hame plw)IuI------b:-- 1tUJ ...:bLWE111 brrrrb1U1UY101S :r111, has it! Located on a them available at very Tuesday, June 17, Wed. June 18 -Howe Sound Minor Soccer beautifully landscaped lot reasonalbe prices - $45,006 - registration - boys and girls ( for fall season) - Civic Centre, 7- bordering on your own pond w,OOo. 8:30 p.m. each night. $8. per season. close to town 8 schools. This NEW CONSTRUCTION PRIVACY A MUST1 home is in excellent condition - Neighbourhsod pride . is Choose - your decor and inside and out. For full details ssible get a few of lifer reflected in the well kept call Pam Dewar. $54,OOO Wednesday, June 18 -Joint installation of officers of the Royal homes located on this street in rxuries on Tobermorary Canadian Legion and Ladies Auxiliary of Branch 277, MLS Way. $94,900. PRICE REDUCBDlll On this 3 Garibaldi Highlands. Squamish in the banquet room at 7:30 p.m. Immaculate inside ' and out. pdrm cozy mobile ho.me on its FOR ALL OF THE- ABOVE Dwn property in Bracken Park. Finished rac rqom down. Covered patio off kitchen over CALL STEPHEN HOWARD Landscaped to perfection with 89c3361. Friday, June 20 - Family Allowance cheques will be in post lots of shrubbery. Very private looking very private secluded offices. with your own stream. Great treed area. Drive by 40438 starter home for young and Friedel Crescent for mare info Saturday, June 21, Sun. June 22 - Civic Centre open from 9:30 old. All ap liances will stay., please. call ' Dorothy Golden cal Dorothy Golden 898-3249 today. MLS IP YOU NI~D ma-BO sur. - 12 noon and 12:30 - 3 p.m. both days for summer program Pleasvr to thi5 large full P TIP TOP SHAPE -Its what you seo bamomont registration. 098-3249 MLS home with ft. of call different just a little bit 2800 sq. living 6-PLOX 6PLEX Great rettier than so many. A space located on a nicoly Saturday, June 21 -Annual salmon barbecue at St. John's investment property in [owe in tip top shape. landscaped lot in the Anglican Church. Tickets $8. adults, $4. children under 12 yrs. Garibaldi Estates and such a Wonderful view of the water Highlands. Also includes Available at Fenton Jewellers or Peg Tinney. popular area these and mountains from the large se rate double garage or townhouses have never been sundeck of this lovely home in sefp" contained workshop. To view call Pam Dewar at 898- Sunday, June 22 Howe Sound BMX Single/Single 12 noon, vacant. Excellent condition - the Garibaldi Hi hlands. You - - two 3 bdrm four 3 bdrm units. CLOSE TO THE TOP of the will*wantto see t is one. Give 3944. $79,000. MLS mountains sits this beautifully a reg. 10 - 11 a.m. For more info call Dorothy Ronnie a call. mls .. Golden. 898-3249. appointed 3 bdrm home completely finished and Tuesday, hue 24 Squamish Valley Equestrian Association landscaped to erfection. Senior meeting at 790 p.m. in the junior lounge, Civic Centre. Give Ronnie a ca PI to view today. MLS Sunday, June 29 - as part of International Folk Festival, Squamish Arts Council will present an art exhibit - local artists, TWO BAY do it yourself car weavers, potters, For more info call Fran at 892-5482. wash. Super location right in the heart of downtown. .Well UNIQUE Is the only wa to A UNIQUE WOMO ON established busy with high describe this charming or der Sunday June 29 -2nd annual Squamish Music Fesival - the BEAUTIFUL OARlBALOl exposure. A growiq concern home completely renovated "Squamish Summer Sizzler" at Loggers Sports Ground from 2 ESTATES -in a more perfect with great potential building BE AlJTlFUI. SPAClOMS inside huge bachelor suite setting you will never find. ar~dtrquipment almost new. HOME WIW ALMOST 2600 with kitchen, open plan lots of to 12 midnight. Interested in volunteering? Call Ed, 898-3536 sq. 01. of living area on 2 levels nooks and crannies and the or Becky, 892-5804. Community groups interested in Exceptionally clean ,with 3 Makes ots of money with very bdrms, large country kitchen, little maintenance, almost with i bdrms, suitable for a pice de resistance an income participating call 898-3536. - apen onto Q large F~YQ?~c~rei frw. &mer hns to sell. large family. Sunny and bright producing dance studio. For yard. Schools and shopping Price includes everything. location, quiet street in a further info give Ronnie a Cali Monday night Bingo - Sponsored by St. Joseph's Church in near by. Give Phil a call MLS. Give Phil a call 898-5337. MLS prime location. Call Phil MLS today. MLS Civic Centre. Doors open 5 p.m., Bonanza, 6:45 p.m., regular games - 7:30 p.m. We recommend listing with M.L.S. Each Wednesday, 1-3 pm-Lifedrawings, models, available to improve your shill at Brackendale Art Gallery. MRS. RONNIE McCARTNEY STEPHEN HOWARD DOROTHY GOLDEN 898-5941 .896-3361 898-3249 2nd Thumday each month- Squamish Valley Kennel Club, monthly meetings at 7:30 p.m., Hospital House. For more info PAM DEWAR PHILELLIS . WAYNE MITCHELL 892-3744. 896-3944 8984937 09&9595

Every Sunday revival meetings at 2 p.m. in Civic Centre, 38329 CLEVELAND AVE. (0VERWAIX.A ?MA) UOlg ;E, SQUAMISlI, B.C. VON 360 The Timcs -Tuesday June 17,1986 -PA#e 29 .. ..

$7 hp*br* -- Board of SC~OOI ‘irustees, 3 bdm townhouse, Brackendale, Office space ivail. Sept. 1st. ~~troolDistrict !S (H’owe Fridge, stove, dishwasher, f/p, 1986. Profcssiond Building 150- NO. %SO. m. 1400 Sq. ft. 892-3441. (08.M) Sound), The land, comprised of -3 bdm ~OW~OUS~,2 baths, two parcels which can be bid on Wilson Village, fridge, stove, either separately or together, is washer, dryer, $400. m. OFFICE - STORtBEBHTB&rSE OB -3 bdrm house, Lombardy Cresc. WAREHOUSE the former Creekside School site. Valleycbiffe, unfurnished or A v a i 1ab 1 e i in me d i at e 1 y . 7 person family, looking to rent 3 (a) Lot 1, D.L. 210, Lillooet Squamish Industrial Centre. 2nd bdrm home with lge-yard or District, Plan 1295 1 partly furnished, fridge, stove, The Sq uamis h-lillooet $1,326 for cach of the Y ork $425. m. Call Stephen Howard Ave. Phonc 898-3063, ask for some acreage with . possible (approximately 3.83 acres.) Walter, or 921-9491 (Vancouver) option to buy. Phone 898-5954. Regional District, in which rvirms 240,000 inhabitants.) 898-3361 or Work 892-5924. Improvements on this pnrcel (06.17) ask for Harold, (01.29.M) (06.24) Whisller lies, was the hott- St 1 riam ish -1,illooet’s lead include a duplex residence built est real estate community in stwprisinqly didn’t stem Lge, 3 bdrm house, Government Various size offices available 3 bdrm basement house. Heat in 1969. the first nine months of ft-im nine-rnont h 1985’s $11 Rd. North Yards. Rec. room, & immed. in Mountain FM pump (air conditioning in (b) Lot 1, D.L. 210, Lillooet 1985. millifm worth of new com- 2 bdrm in bsmt. carport & building from $100./mon. 980- summer), freshly painted, new District, 8790 except Plan The Squamish-Lillooet rncrcial building - stores and storage garage. $575 / month. rugs and vinyl, fridge, stove. Plan n 8585 or 921-8226 eves. Regional District placed fir- offiecc hilt to service tour- Avail July 1st. Paul 1-980-8415. 12951 (approx. 8.17 acres.) ‘(01.28M) : May be been at 38170 Guilford st and the Central Fraser is: :ind other traffic through (06.17) Dr. Valleycliffe or inquire with Forms for tender, including Valley eighth in the per 1 bo Whist ler townsite’s new Jay Phone 892-5350. plans of the property may be ~- Mrs. capit a ratings. $15 million convention cen- (06.24) .- 3 bdrm townhouse Wilson obtained froin the School Toronto, Montreal and ‘ t-(’. Large family moving to Village $340: m. 3 bdrm home in District Office, 37866 Second Vancouver continue to be That gave it a per capita Valleycliffe $575, m. 3 bdrm Squamish at beginning of Aug. Ave., Squamish, B.C. or from I he busiest construction I(1nd of only $66 versus duplex Judd Rd. Call Retail space for rent Highlands Would like to rent a 4 bdrm ($527 $400 m. Meen at the Pemberton areas in total overall spend- 9;161) ov(8r its closest rival in 987-9089, (07.08) Mall house with a possible option to Mr. F. “Welcomes you into the warm”- buy. 898-9384 after 6 p.m. School Bus garage and inq. 1 ha1 category - Ontario’s -the only fully enclosed climate (06.17) Maintenane Shop, Pemberton, By matching the construc- Ywk census division. What controlled mall in the area. Has B.C. tion spending against the did was $16.13 nlillion worth , retail space for lease. For ex: Stepping Stones Preschool population of a community, a d‘ rrwident ial construction book store, jewellery, shoe, Looking for new location min. Bids will be received until 3:OO Satellite TV included, 3 . I., new series of hot real estate wcr t he three quarters. men’s clothing, travel, or space, 500 sq. ft. Anyone with ,p.m., July 9th, 1986 at the markets in Canada have Mwc than $206 million was 1% baths, luxury duplex-,, 5 insurance agents, hairdresser etc. available premises please call Jan appl., f/p, stylish interior. School Boa@ Office. hren identified. inwsted in new homes in or----professional offices for 892-9268 or Debbie 892-3853. Bids must be accompanied by a $425./mon. & $465./rnon. doctors , den tist s , chiropractors, (06.17) Of the 262 areas surveyed, Ywk wer the period, but Avail. May ist. 986-9254, 988- refundable deposit in the amount sme arv large urban com- when * accountants, lawyers etc. reduced to perocapita 5657 or 921-7666 to view. Reasonable rates---call681-Oi23. of 5% of the bid price. The miinilics and some simply f crms, I he out lay in Squam- (04. i5M) 02.04M highest or any tender will not fdwnl census divisions ish-Iillmet worked out to be BY OWNER ’ necessarily be accepted. identified as such or by the $787 a resident compared

~~ 4 bdrm home, finished bsmt, 2% name of their largest centre ’ with only $634 a person in baths, f/p, back yard fully 108 Boats of pr)pulat ion. York. DISTRICT OF SQUAMISH fenced and nicely laniiscaped. %I iiamish-IJillooet, largely Two carports & 2 concrete 27’ Crisscraft “Valerie II”, 327 ’ INVITATION TO TENDER Iwause of new work assoc- driveways. Call after 6 p.m. 892- CU. in. l/B Fully equipped, sale iated with the local Whistler Protect against 3667. (06.24). or trade, $lO,OoO,. 898-3469. . Sealed tenders addressed to the Mwniain townsite develo- (06.101 pment that started during harmful sun rays 3 bdrm home 2 f/p, 1% baths, undersigned will be received at the the then floundered finished basement. Five appl., 14 ft. fibreglass boat, 7% hp 1970’s, Municipal Hall office until 2:OO p.m. IV~?USP (If financing but was Large corner lot fully fenced and outboard engine. $750 obo 892- Experts agree that too landscaped. Brackendale. 89s- 3588 days McKays DL5209. i*d*vivedin 1983 by the B.C. ’- on June 24,1986 forthe overlaying iJFr (06.17) Gwrnment , not only led all much sun can cause skin of asphalt concrete on roads in the 5671.. (06.24) cancer and premature aging 11 hw Canadian communities District of Squamish. 84 Mobik Homes for Suh- 156 livestack III ncwc~npiIa spending on of the skin. Today there are n ~w cc )mmerciaI real est ate many products which can be MUST SELL used to protect your skin Tender forms are available at the MOVING LIVESTOCK FOR SALE a I\vr 1 he l’irst nine months of Municipal Hall. Tenders received Small double wide Lambert 1969 Chicks $1 .OO each. Phone North 1985 hui in housing outlays from the sun’s harmful 18x48 $12,OOo Of $13,000 with Vancouver Qutdoor School, 898- w(,ll. ultraviolet rays. after the stipulated closing time will furniture. Spiral Trailer Park. 5422. .(~.17) The active ingredient in Call 898-4261. (06.17) I Owr I he period, as a be returned $unopened. rwilf, if just nosed out the sun-screens help absorb the 87? .)roprrt)forkk, M:trkham, Ont., census div- sun’s harmfhl ’ ultraviolet Lowest or any‘tender not necessarily i4.m of York as the area radiation. The skin is then accepted. PEMBERTON - MT. CURRIE wit 11 hc most per-capita allowed to produce its own (’w~s!riw1 ion spending in defense mechanism against The following described property Canada ($1,391 for each of ultraviolet light by tanning R. BQULIER mar Mt. Currie is offered for $4 I11 am ish-IJilhet ’s 20,700 and producing a.pigment MUNICIPAL TECHNICIAN sale by public tender by the wr;idcnl s, compared with ,called melanin. Consumers have a variety of protection factors to cho- ose from in a sunscreen. The SPF is the numbering system developed in Europe that tells how much longer an individual can stay in the sun without burning when using a sunscreen. For ins- tance using an SPF4, a person can sunbathe four times longer than he or she usually can without burning. * 2-4 offers minimum prote- ction from sunburning. It is recommended for people $19,0001 $19,0001 Sl9,ObO! who rarely burn. Double wide, 3 bdrms, fridge * 4-6 offers moderate prote- stove washerldryer all ction and permits some curtains and drapes sunt anning. fenced, dog’s al!owed. Corner * 6-8 offers extra protection SUN, JUNE 22 1-5 P.M. lot, home is in great shape and and limited suntanning. It is 1765 VISTA WHAT A VIEW! This charming centrally CRESC. priced better than anything else recommended for people HOSPITAL HILL I have. Call me at 892-3571 or QUIET STREET located building houses a This spacious rancher in a 898-5528 and ask for Good area, excellent price on And what a great home! ’ very fine restaurant. It’s who burn moderately and this lovelv familv home in ’s interior is rustic and projects . fan gracefully. quiet prestigious JUDE BANNISTER , It been all renovated and neighborhood will charm the Garibaldi Highlands. Partly. redecorated so tastefully and a very pleasant, relaxed * 8-15 offers maximum pro- discriminating home buyer. finished basement. New on is all completely finished up loggers town atmosphere. tection and permits little or market! For an appointment to Building is well leased. Pine pannelling throughout, and down. 2 bdrm. in-law no suntanning. It is recom- sunny windowed dining area. view call BEV CROFT 898- suite down with a wood Luxurious mst. bdrm has 5313 or 892-3571, burning stove that heats the ACREAGES FOR SALE mended for people who burn heatilator f/p; wet/dry sauna whole house. Top floor Many large parcels from 50 easily. in the ensuite and sliding 1 , ,..g dining area opens onto a acres to 160 acres, for very * 15 or greater offers glass doors out to the unique large deck for summer reasonable prices, try your ult ra-protection from the rock garden. Beautifully living. Garden fruit trees and offer!! For further details an the above call HELEN sun. It permits no suntann- landscaped with grape JUNIPER CRESC. black top drive way are but a ing and is recommended for arbour, nut and fruit trees, Beautiful backyard has double few more features MAGEE 892-5901 NO.628 lots of berries to feed th5deer decks and delightful creek people who burn easily and at the back. A pleasure to passing by. Mst. bdr, boast never tan. show. Call BRIAN GILES skyliteand dressing area. This THUNDERBIRD RIDGE Determine your selecth 802-3571 or 898-5240 house must be seen to be 6 bdrm, 2!J!M sq. f?. dcxb!,~ based on the amount of sun appreciated ...4 bdrms, den, garage swimming pool, view protection desired and re- family rm., games rm. Call lot, $149,000. Call GABE member that maximum eff- YEMBERTON BEV CROFT 898-53 13 or 892- PERRON 898-3 187 or 892- 3571. 3571. ectiveness of a sunscreen -Chelsea PI., 3 bdrm condo depends on its proper use. $28,006) Block Bros. NRS offers you Several special products -Et. 4 Taylor Road, Mount Canada’s most innovative home Currie $55,000 marketing system. Our national, CLARIKWD. provide extra coverage for -950 sq. ft. chalet type home on-line computer network of PIERBWALL Starter home, 2 bdrms, sensitive spots such as nose Birken $aO,OOo associated brokers willgivc you the Custom built and designed 3 landscaped lot, garage $46,90( and lips. So for skiing, -1250 sq. ft. home on 3 acres widest exposure of your home to prospective Canadian homebuyem. bdrms. with 1900 sq. ft. of . ($29,000 assumable w/o swimming, gardening, golf- ~ in Pemberton $lOO,OOO. living space. $98,000. Call qualifications). Call GABE ing or an afternoon stroll Call GABE PERRON Block Bros. NRS simply sells GABE PERRON 898-3 187 or PERRON 898-3 187 or 892- 898-3187 or 892-3571 0 homes more systematically. 892-3571. 357 1 protect your skin and enjoy 1 the outdoors. -~ Page 30 -Tuesday June 17,1886 -The Times 'I he

~ by huisfr?vm Udem by religious organizations. I~ In '1984, there wire M Education in New Zealand private primary schools and Did you know that there whilc Mosquito Lake is close Britannia to sky Pilot aid Pemberton Valley. is free in state schools and 34 private secondary SC~S- me 17 recreation sites in the to Mount Currie. Also in Utopia Lake, tlie one to Joffre Lake trail leads off compulsory for all children 01s. Squamish Forest District? that area are Owl Creek, Petgill Lake above the the road to Duffey Lake and betweenhhe ages of six and At primary school, pupils They are all maintained by close to the highway, and highway near Murrin Park, Singing Pass trail takes of€ fifteen. In practice, virtually receive eight years of edu- the B.C. Forest Service and Owl Lake near the hehdwa- and the trail to the Stawa- from Whistler at Fitzsimrn- all five year olds are enrol- cation - usually the last two all have toilets, twelve of ters of Owl Creek. .' mus Chief. ms Creek. led. are spent at an Intermediate hem have tables sand there Spetch Creek and Black- In Squamish there is a hike The hikes range in time Control and management of School'(Forrns 1 and 2). are litter barrels in another water Lake are to Alice Ridge, above Squ- from three hours to Chea- state primary and area Secondary schools are for twelve. I from .the highway between amish, Cloudburst Mountain kamus Lake ts ten hours to schools is the responsibility students from Form 3 to 7 in the Upper Squamish and They range from Raffuse Pemberton and DArcy wh- Cloudburst Mountain and of 10 education boards, each (Grades'8 to 12). Education, Creek in the Mamquam ile Joffre Alpine is half way Black Tusk Meadows, ''rea- Tenquille Lake for the round having their own particular in a state school, is free to Valley near Squamish to along the road to Duffey ched 'from Garibaldi. ' . -. trip and climb from the level region. ( this is equivalent to age 19. . i. Brandywine Mountain and Blackwater Lake near Lake. trail to Cheakamus Lake to a elementary). Each state All secondary school pupils D'Arcy to Lizzie Lake above ..Strawberry Point,* Twin Brew Lake are accessible secondary school is +admin- wear a uniform, usually from Brandywine while height of 1707 metres from Lillooet Lake and Joffre One Creek, ,Lizzie Bay and the beginning of the climb to istered by its own board of consisting ob ties, shirts, Alpine on the way to Driftwood Bay are a1 Cheakamus Lake trail bra- governors which is. respon- blazers, trousers or kilts. nches off the highway at the 'top of Cloudburst MOU- Lillooet. Lillooet Lake while nt ain. sible for the management of At the end of the 5th Form Raffuse Creek is in the Lake is at the headwaters of Function Junction. Rainbow the school. year, most students sit the Mamquam valley a few miles Lizzie Creek above Lillooet Lake is reached from the The length of the trails School Certificate Exam vary from six km for the Technical institutes and from Squamish, Cat Lake Lake. road along. the west side of teacher colleges have their lhat is a basic qualification and Brohm Lake are just off Maps' showing the location Aka Lake and .Wedgemount Sky Pilot Trail to 32 km for for a range of occupations. the Owl Lake trail. own councils while univer- the highway north of Brac- of these recreation sites can Lake trail takes off north of sities have councils with Until recently, a University kendale, while Alexander be obtained from the B.C. Green Lake. The Owl Lake But any of them would be wider powers. Entrance Exam was sat at Falls and the, Cal-Cheak Forest Service office . in trail takes of€ north of an enjoyable day's outing, Although the majority of the end of Form 6 but this confluence are just north of Squamish and the map ,also Mount Currie while the particularly in summer schools are part of the state has been abolished and Brandy wine, shows a number of hiking ''Tenquille Lake trail is on the when many of them have system, there are also a few moved to Form 7. Tenquille Lake is high trails in the area. north side of the Lillooet imposing alpine scenery to registered private primary In private schools and most above the Pemberton Valley These include the hike at River part way up the enchant the hiker. and secondary" schools run state schools discipline is very strict. School begins (secondary level) at 845 a.m. and ends at 3:30 p.m. BLANKET CLASSIFIED ADV-ERTISING Many students go on to These Ads appear in the mow than 70 Mewspapers of the B.C. and Yukon Commiinity Newspapers Association and reach ~,OOOhomes and a potential two million readers. universities - thereare six in . New Zealand -to try and get $119. for 25 words ($3. per each additional word) Call theTimes at 8924131 to place one the qualifications for a job in the small job market. I AUTOMOTIY E BUSINESS EDUCATIONAL HELP WANTEQ SERVICES OPPORTUN i~iis The Golden Curling Club Lose Weight Now Ask me Where can you lease a truck 'rase' Valley College, offers requests offers from inter- - for only $119.97 per month? Bank Sale - $175,000. Lum- a tvss year diploma How! Simple, nutritious. Call R.C. Bell collect at ber Remanufacturing Plant, in program ested ersons for the posi- Call Lorraine at 688-5943 Squamish 525-3481 or toll-free at 1- Telkwa, B.C. 6.5 acre site, - techno log^. production tion 0P , ice maker. Further after 6:OO p.m. Messa e 800-242-7757. DL 5674. buildings, equipment, in; duction, agri-managementcourses in pro- information phone 344-6262. 661 -7088. L-10Q2-1 & Council Leave name , and number. Beach, Vancouver, B.C. Lease 4x4 $244 per month! yentory. Dry kiln, saws, and marketing, e 12:m June V8G 1Y6. Factory order to your specs! planers, and misc. Serious dents for em briefs Leasel buy cat Itr.uck-GM- anquiries- only. Centact Don farming -and 'ag TRAVEL Ford-Chrysler-Imports. call Kehler, Ro al-Bank; Smith- vices. Couks When' in Vancouver. Bur- Council approved a request * ers, B.C. 47-4405. Offers 'Bob Robinson Toll-free 1- E; tember 1986. R naby, Richmond "The Most from the Kinsmen Club of ' 800-242-4416, DL 7836. considered to June 30, 1986. For further BeaJtiful Breakfast In the. Convenience Store fo phone (Chilliwack) 79232b esses, Cashiers, Chef-Man- .World" is a must!!! Huge Squamish for a dhd of One hour credit approval! . <. Possible with our exclusive Good Okanagan lo local 288. ager, Maintenance men. Dutch Pancakes. Only at $297 for a business licence Dial-A-Car and instamatic High irowth'sales*Fran- Free: 1986 guide to stu Contact. Hell's Gate Airtram Dutch Pannekoek Mouses. fee for the Midway Carnival credit program. Lease/ pur- chise* 185,m* Plus inven- home correspondence 8674277 or send resume Seven Socat ions. ~ held March 14 to 16. The chase with or without op- tory. BOX 519, -Winfield; BOX.129, Hope, B.C. * VOX "Summer Camp" - Register 'OH 2"' (604)766-3138* loma courses for prest 1LO. : 'Kinsmen Club was granted a tion, your choice. Harold careers: Accounting, Aircon- now. Three exciting prog- fee one dollar day. NOTICES * ' of per Pleus at Royal GM. 922- Bowling Alley/ Arcade. Four ditioning, Bookkeeping, rams - Horses, Motorcycles, 4111. West Vancouver. D.L. lanes, next20 school. Large Business, Cosmetolo Come skate with us June 29 Sail boarding &,much more 5534. living quarters. Sale or Electronics, Legal/M - August 2, 1986. Penticton' - Call '.Circle "J" Ranch * * * Ford Diesel and Gas Trucks. lease. BGS.~WSS only *retary, ~sy~~ology Summer Ske?:ing Schosl 781-5545. 100 Mile HBUS~: Nothing down OAC with my $60,000. Selkirk halt , BOX vel. Granton, (1A) - C.F.S.A. sanctioned, spon- B.C. "Free Transportation scjied by Glen 'airy. Fi ure from most major cities." Council authorized the clct easy to own plan. Call Curly 40, Nakusp~B-c- vo i 1RO- West Georgia Street #2002, sing of Cleveland Ave., 464-0271 or toll-free 1-800- (604)265-3635. \'ancouver. 1-800-268-1121 . Skating Club. eontact: km- Downtown Victoria RV Park: from 242-FORD. DL5231. Great Business Oooortuni- ' erson Smith, '46 Dau hin Stay in the heart of Victoria, Victoria St. to. Main St., , EQUIPMENT & ' Avenue, Penti'ctQn, 8.C. Large selection' used trucks. ties, Jobs, Great community MACHINERY minutes walking to city wn- from 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Nothing down OAC with my living. Excellent commercial V2A 6V8. Phone (604)493- tre, quiet area, power, wat- Canada Day, July 1, for the Complete Inventory of ' easy to own plan. Call Curly and residential property 2016. er, washrooms,' sani-dump. purpose of the Canada 'Day 464-0271 or toll-free 1-800- available. Contact Vulcan woodworkin machinery for Rossland Trail Expo Picnic. Reservation: (604)361-3878. District Chamber of Com- Insulate k?ewn-log style Sunday June 15. Bear Creek celebrations. 242-FORD. DL5231. Homes: S4S Planer, Going to Hawaii? Waikiki merce, Box 385, Vulcan, Park. 12 Noan-on. Bring condos for .,rent' as low as According to the Chamber Mitsubishi Diesel - cut that Alberta.. TOL 260. (403)485- Tongue/ Groover, Dovetail- your own lunch and refresh- er, Trim Saw, Rip Saw, $29./day. Bright, clean, of Commerce, the. celebra- fuel bill in half and travel 6933. ments. 88 '& Kin George near beach, fully equipped. tions planned this year are twice as far. Will repower Surface Planer, all electric. Highway, Surrey, kC: , pickups, tow trucks, cam- Dealers wantsd for magne- 1-403-933-4524, evenings. Just bring yourself. Call anticipated to be larier and pers & motorhomes. Recon- tic car and truck signs. PERSONAL owner - Vancouver (6041438- 0438.. . better than in previous Profitable sideline. For de- Portable Sawmill Coutts -~~ dition or used engines from Singles-Line. An easy, fun years, with activities $1795. with overdrive trans- tails write B.C. Magnetic Head ri 6x48 Shermon Ed- many Signs, 29939 Lougheed ger. 8. .71. live log deck and affordable way for Sin- Free Transportation' ' from taking place. mission. Simpson Power J gles to meet b telephone. most major cities in B.C. Product, 110 Woolridge St., Hwy., Mission, B.C. V2V nigger on tandem trailer 4H9. Toll-free 1-800-242- Ladies register Yfee. Serving Register now for summer Goquitlam, B.C. V3K 5V4. under roof. Will deliver any- camp. Horses, motorcyc- * * * 1-520-3611 . 4ooo, - where. 560-5583 or 5624849 all ages and areas. Call - 1-681-6652. les, sai Iboards. ' M uc h 24 Pad Mobile Home Park. even inas. More". Call Circle "J" "Drive-Bac" Plan. Make Dates Galore. For all ages Council approved a request. your down payment at the Ranch '791-5545, 100 Mile to amend Zoning By-Law end of your purchase. Only for cash: All'atee1. and unattached. Thousands House B.C. , buil ings. Various sites; of members acxidus to meet No. 751,1981 Section 2.17.7, $99. deliver'y charge O.A.C. gale $500,', $3,500. Phone 8 e Acquaintan- Australia/ New Zealand tra- Call Gary collect: 533-4701. 842-6054' ~ewHazelton,. Call John - TolI-Fr- 1-800. You* presti to allow for the construction 387-4932. 'fI hove to Qj&+ ces. Call,? Free 1-800- vel plans? Now you can call Langley's Rancho Hyundai. B.C. . 263-6673.. Hours: 9a.m. to free ,to AMZA Travel the of an elevator tower to be ' er". D.L.7783. BUSINESS PERSONALS 7p.m. Down Under attached to the new Acute Clams Ford T~cks.SIX Mrs. Jace - Experienced Lighting Fixtures: .Westein REAL ESTATE est fares, best Care Facility scheduled.. for blocks West of Guildford. on Palm, Card, Crystal Ball Canada's largest display* Must sell, Two acres, 12x68. Toll-free in construction. ' . .,. 104th Ave., Surrey. 588- Reader. Help in all prob- Wholesale and retail. Free 6928 or 734-7725. I. Catalogues . availab!e. trailer with large finished 9921. Out of town 1-800- lems. Write problems, with Nor- addition. Two baths, three Vacation Kelowqa! The * * ,* 242-DAMS. . name &r full birth date: For burn Lighting 4500. bedrooms. Ap liances. Hi hlight of 'the Okanagan. Lease or Buy. Low down readin - $15. 251-5047. street, Bur- ' Wood, oil heat. S{ &$, Gar- As for your chance to win ayment. Ford pick-ups, P.O. Ifox 69653, Station 2K5. Phone a Council authorized the Bu- K, 1-299-0666. den. Decks. $44,000.. Mer- up to $2,530. cash. groncos and Vans. For your Vancouver, B.C.. V5K 4W7.' ritt, B.C. 378-4759. Call toll free I 3-4345 blic Works Dep& to proceed

best deal call today John EDUCATIONAL~ - . . ------and Vacation Kelowna! to tender on the installation Klymchuk1-B4-4411 SERVICES le& Q.L. $105. nuction School, 14th year, Picadilly Hotel, 620 W. Pen- of the sidewaik on W-&way 1,200 Graduates. Courses der, Vancouver, B.C. Quiet Ave. BUS1NESS April, August and Decem- Clean Comfortable Budget OPPORTUNITIES ber. Write Western Canada Accommodation. European (6 I Easy Money! Earn extra School of Auctioneering, Charm situated in the sha- money as a part-time Regal Box 687, Lacombe, Alberta. dows of two giant shopping Representative. For your TOC 1 SO. (403)782-6215 complexes, Sears Tower & Alderman Corinne Lons- Free Gift Catalogue write evenings (403)346-7916. Pacific Centre. Reservations dale reported to council the Regal, 939 Eglinton Ave. "Video and Audio Tapes!" 1-669-1556. East, De~t.777, Toronto, Canada's largest selection ~ June 1 visit by Joe Clark, M4G 2L6. of Instructional and How-to 10' x 10' Greenhouse $149. Minister of External Affairs, Mobile home retail sales tapes, Thousands of prog- lOOOW Metal Halide $175. and other dignitaries was a office. Real estate potential rams and topics to choose .-Plus l0,OOO gardening pro- success and the protocol for qualified operator. Leas- from. For catalog send $2: ducts. Great prices. Send dept. informed her that ed land. Option to purchase to: The Video Learning $2. for info-pack. Western $47,500. Consider trade in Store, 1057 W. Broadway, Water Farms, 1244 Se mour other dignitaries may be B.C. Box 3308, Salmon Vancouver, B.C. V6H 1E2. Street, Vancouver, 6.Z. V6B visiting Squamish over the Arm, B.C. VOE 2TO. (604)732-0015. 3N9 (604)682-6636. next few months. TheTimes -Tuesday June 17,1986-Page 31 Wed.-Fri.11-4pm Saturday YO - 2 pm 892-3313 38123 2nd Avc. 37821 - 2nd Avenue

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