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case of a Squamish man who recklessly eepeatedly hid his HIV positive condition several of his female sex partners could ne a national landmark case. two-day hearing last week, a special five- ’ sitting of the B.C. Court of Appeal heard iwn appeal of Henry Gerard Ciierrier’s ttal last year on two counts of aggravated It. rrier, 33, is one of the first men in Canada charged with having unprotected sex, knowingly HIV positive, with unsus- ig women. The outcome of the appeal is to set a national precedent. “It is the first n Canada that has reached a provincial of appeals,” Crown appeal prosecutor Gold Rush m Ehrcke said. Olympic kayaker Margaret Langford, of Lions Bay, practices her skill ac-1 the Marriquam River Friday. PIease see story on andard fashion, the appeal court reserved page 29. David Donaldson photo ment on the case and a decision could anytime this year or as late as next year. the summer break imminent, Chief 2 Allan McEachern and fellow justices Jo- Hydro bla ed for fish de tion Prowse, Michael Goldie, Anne Rowles ryan Williams may not render a decision By Ron Enns Klassen, a director of the Steelhead Society of B.C. his fall at the earliest. But by 1969, there were only 1,200 piiiks. Since thiit time, case could ultimately end up in the A Ministry of Environment study shows that B.C. Hydro the numbers have dipped into the huncirccis aid ;IW now me Court of Canada. If even one of the has consistently exceeded its permitted water diversion rates probably in the low thousands, Klassen siici. 1.C. appeal judges disagrees with the on the Cheakamus River since the Daisy Lake dam was com- B.C. Hydro’s water licence allows for thc diversion of ty decision, the losing side could have pleted in 1958. And a study commissioned bv B.C. Hydro 700,I~OOacre-feet a year of water from the Chcnkanius Riwi-. tion of appealing the case to the Supreme shows that the Crown corporation has not m2 Department The Environmcnt Ministry study shows that I3.C. Hydro of Fisheries and Oceans requirements for minimum water exceeded its permitted diversion for 32 of the) last 3s WXS, cey point in Cuerrier’s case, and several flows in the river. wit-h the worst overuse - 51 to 62 per cent i~irlgi~? now working their way through courts One decade after the completion of thc Daisy Lake dam, 1995. ?’he Study M’~Sco-f~~idcd by t]le Dl’i7,iI-ti~!~.~~~:~ ’r provinces, is the issue of informed con- which diverts water from the Cheakamus River through a Fishericls iind OW~IIISalici tlic T--Iabit,it Cclnscr\l;iiici!-i ;.!II !:ii, (ti 0th Cuerrier’s lovers gave full consent to tunnel to a powerhouse on the Squamish River, once prolific wliicli 01-1-is c7 director. t- without knowing of his HIV positive pink salmon stocks in the Clieakamus plummeted to extinc- Orr adclcd that tho va-inncc of Chenk,inws J<~\.CY f h.~, ion. Crown contends the fact the women tion. from tht. river’s niitui-al hvclrc>griiph affects fisli. S~-i~~r~!is[..; naware of his condition effectively vio- Craig Orr, executive director of the Steelhead Society of with thc Department of Fishcries i-liid Oceans hav~saiil Ih‘lt le consent they gave. B.C., last week went public with information from the in any given river whcn mow than 30 per cc~tof the) il.cltcr ’g trial in December 1994, one Squamish Environment Ministry study - which was prepared by is taken out, it starts to impact fish. I testified that she had unprotected sex Ward and Associates of Vancouver and was released yester- And during times of unusually high flows -. urhich m~ herrier more than 100 times in five day - and says excessive extraction of water from the occur on the Cheakamus River during fall rains when LT~IJ j before she discovered he was HIV pos- Cheakamus River has been harmful to pink salmon. water may be released from the Daisy Lakc reservoir c~bc)vc February 1993. ”I do suggest that we may have a situation here that is the dam - spawning habitat and eggs thcit have been idmitted that she continued having more serious than Kemano even in terms of total numbers of deposited in the river’s gravel can be destroyed. l’hc B.C. ected sex with him after she found out lost fish production,” Qrr said, referring to the Alcan com- Hydro provincial water licence docs not clearly detinc the ? she thought it was too late to avoid pletion project cancelled last year by the provincial govern- quantity and time of water reicases to be ma& for pwc~r in. ment. and fish purposes. ind woman went to the police soon after In 1963, there were 555,000 pink salmon estimated to be in As well, the Steelhead Society of B.C. about three years ago nd out about Cuerrier’s condition. the Cheakamus River. With a commercial catch of about the prodded B.C. Hydro to commission a study about- ier was acquitted on charges of aggra- same amount, there may have been more than one million Cheakamus River flows. ssault in January 1995. pinks in the river previously, said Squamish resident Brian PIc~cfirm to Piqy 2 lying the Learning ards about rocks hologist Elementary school Season ends with esses students study wrap-up mish counc geo Iog yl tournament,

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~ , I. I. :..r ~ -.., . . 1’ - .. . I. ..,.. ’,...... I...... *, ...... 2 II JUNE 25,1996 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF NEWS I ji!A( Pinks, chinook, steelhead and coho negatively affectel , Surrey grava t e d Continuedfrom Page 1 tively affected as well, but the extent flows, which has yet to be apon. Si IT’S SUMMERTIME The Triton Environmental of the damage is not known, And he questioned if Premier offence; Consultants of Richmond study - Klassen said. Clark, who is attempting to w t gust 199 AND THE LIVING IS EASY! which was completed about one Orr said he is pleased “with the from the federal government bbed. C Especially when you move into this home, there is year ago, has not been released and watershed restoration work we are provincial control of fish( B.C. sup1 would tell B.C. to “get i absolutely nothing to do, place your furniture, make the is still being discussed by B.C. doing up there, but we can’t totally Hydro t Cat L; together.” bke out i lenionade and Inow out to pool-side. The place is Hydro and provincial and federal restore our watershed until .we get 1 wonderful, beautifully secluded with trees, shrubs, and agencies - showed that for one out water. C-heakamus flows will impact New Environment Minister ber. A con a fantastic view of the mountains. Peace and tranquil- of every three days in the years 1985 production in the Squamish because Ramsey said B.C. Hydro has 5 two atta lity is the order of the day. Located in a quiet cul-de- to 1989, the minimum flow of 14.1 you are going lose some estuary cated it will continue to work ibbed nin sac in Garibaldi Highlands. Its a MUST on your list of cubic metres per second at habitat which is important for juve- the provincial and federal age IMP new to see. Call Ronnie McCartney for a private showing. Brackendale, which was set by the nile fish.” and address key issues identifi iced in A the Ward report. He said that Located at 40420 Thunderbird Ridge, priced at federal Department of Fisheries and He said serious questions have to ! courts I $349,900. DON’T MISS OUT SEE IT TODAY! Oceans, was not met. be raised about the duty of the this spring, B.C. Hydro changt lieved to Chinook, steelhead and coho in the comptroller of water in B.C. who operating regime and is no1 ‘MP say. Cheakamus River have been nega- was told in 1956 to negotiate fish compliance with its water licen Squaml 892-3335(24 hr), 898- 5941(home) 892-5924

CALLRONNIE MCCARTNEY TODAY! More rock tumbles into slide are Squamis By Ron Enns A berm that has been put in place using rock fron vincial c EVERYONE’S ~~~ ~~~ previous slide stopped all of the rock from falling 01 rge unde: EMPLOYMENT Forces of Mother Nature closed Hwy. 99 again Sunday highway, said Brenda Jones, a Ministry r has be SERVICE night in the Cheakamus Canyon area. Transportation and Highways spokesperson. ’I, disruF Rockfall along the highway in the Cheakamus Realignment of the section of highway in the slide; Canyon, about 30 kilometres north of Squamish, where is continuing. 2 chargel a recent rock slide occurred, closed the highway Sunday To accommodate highway work, on Mondays thro ronmenl at 11:30 p.m. Thursdays from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. the highway is oper ithorizec The highway was reopened at first light Monday after only the first 15 minutes of every hour. ie Squar it was determined that the rockfall was not an actual There is also a rock stabilization maintenance prog 2r is acc slide and was the result of heavy rain. Ongoing moni- taking place on Hwy. 99 at M Creek north of Lions :reek by tors who noticed signs of the slippage closed the high- There will be minor delays with single-lane alterna ing stui way immediately. traffic from 9 a.m. to 4 pm. through Thursday. ng streaj ce is $1 n.

Gal-Cheak I Stolen m33n Phone :(604) -- July. He said he’s optimisti Garibaldi Highlands, Be Fax :(604) 8983938- Sheila Keenan Phillips said the company has a his- ‘eport ( w In Toll Free : tory of working well with Whistler Pacific Forest Products will rood Pla A meeting between the Forests and it wants that to continue. good job. covery ( Ministry, a logging company and ”I guess everybody is giving up “This area,will not look like me stret town representatives held on something in this.” gins show, except for the is repori Tuesday resulted in a compromise Whistler Mayor Ted Nebbeling stumps you would see.” een entt for the logging of the Cal-Cheak agreed. ”Pacific Forest Products is Kuster said he 1 tree ha RED WIND area. certainly giving up some of their realized some While the area will be subject to terrain,” said Nebbeling. But he said people think any RAll RIDE some logging, there will be no clear- he was glad the company agreed logging is too cut. not to go ahead with the planned much, but he said SCHOOL’S OUT!! John Phillips, senior forester with clear-cut. he thinks a com- Quo Looking for something fun to do? Pacific Forest Products Ltd., said the “A small clear-cut is still a clear- promise satisfy- How about riding lessons? plan to log the three-hectare area cut.” ing esthetic con- \;We teach riding by having fun ”was initiated years ago.” The Cal- Nebbeling said he understood cerns, recreation, - trail ride every lesson. Cheak area is located north of there was a chance that Pacific tourism and log- LEARN: Brandywine Falls, off of Hwy. 99. Forest Products could come in again ging interests has Equitation and Proper Horsemanship The plan called for 0.7 hectares, in 20 to 30 years and log again, but been reached. Horse Handling and Horse Psychology (about 358 to 400 trees) to be clear- said he hoped that the’lands could An area closer Horse Care and Anatomy cut. Now, after the meeting with the be turned over to the municipality to Function Confidence and Balance acquired through city and Ministry of Forests, Pacific for a park. As it is now, Whistler Junction that the company als practice and competent instruction. Forest Products Ltd. has agreed not plans to use part of the road the the right to log, known as the We take all ages from 4 to adult. to clear-cut in the area at all. company will build to log the area wreck site,” is still open for d Special summer riding packages, call for “It is timber we have the right to as a mountain bike trail. sion. “We alread infsrmation 898-2812 cut we now have to leave behind,” Pacific Forest Products’ final there are some v (We are outside a lot, all messages will be answered.) said Phillips. He said there would revised plan for logging the area Phillips. He said b have been a certain number of jobs still has to pass by Paul Kuster, dis- the land on that cutblock is a r RED WIND TRAIL RIDES and money to the government trict forest manager, but Kuster said an or wetland are \ Mile 16.5, Upper Squamish Valley Road attached to logging those trees. But he anticipates Pacific logging by would be restricted.

Buying and Selling Land Residential and Commercial Financing Buying and Selling Businesses Commercial Contracts Negotiating and Assigning Commercial Leases A&BGEMJEmLLERS Incorporations and Reorganizations Wills and Estates Squamish - 201-1365 Pemberton Ave. 892-5254 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF JUNE 25, 1996 NEWS TIPS? CALL US (604) 892-9707 OR FAX (604) 892-8483 id an found guilty after Cat Lake stabbing Surrey man has been found guilty o ravated assault and assault with i n. Sammy Cuadra was charged witf nces after an incident at Cat Lake ir 1994 in which a Squamish man wa: d. Cuadra was found guilty by a jury upreme Court June 19. Ornithologist Dr. Rolph Cat Lake on Aug. 18, 1994, a dispute Davis and Thor Froslev t about a motorcycle being tipped of the Brackendale nversation between the victim and Eagle Reserve Society, ackers ended with the victim being stand on the runway at e times, according to a Squamish the municipal airport. s release. Cuadra is to be sen- Davis addressed gust. The incident is still before municipal council last ith respect to a second suspect week and suggested a ed to be involved in the stabbing, study addressing the hazards of regular flights in the area should be done. Ron quamish man faces fisheries Enns photo charge Squamish man will appear in Squamish cia1 court today (June 25) to- face a under the federal Fisheries Act. Robert Bird expert recommends study as been charged with harmful alter- n, disruption or destruction of fish habi- By Ron EMS However, it’s extremely rare. The that it can be done, and that would be chances of getting hit by a meteorite difficult to prove. It’s not a trivial e charges follow an investigation by B.C. The large numbers and high density are probably equal and the chances of study in this case. We’re talking about ment conservation officers into the of eagles near the Squamish municipal getting killed on the highway are by a safety and people’s lives.” rized alteration of Cloudburst Creek airport and in proposed aircraft flight factor of a hundred times worse, or a Beauchamp said a study specific to e Squamish River valley. The property paths is indication enough that a thousand or what ever. I think it just Squamish is not necessary “because accused of altering the shoreline of study addressing the hazards of regu- has be put in perspective.” the situation in Squamish is a lot less by clearing the adjacent land and lar flights in the area should be done, Without fail, there are ambient popu- severe than the cases that have already stumps and soil into the salmon- says an ornithologist who specializes lations of birds around airports; there- been studied and they found no prob- ream. The maximum penalty for the in bird hazards to aircraft. fore, there are hazards associated with lems even in those cases.’’ ce is $1 million and/or six months in After visiting Squamish last week to birds where planes take off and land. As for mitigative measures, conduct a cursory exploration of the The hazards vary from airport to air- Beauchamp said he hopes that issue of the hazards of Squamish’s port, depending on the types and size Cascadia Airlirics is provided with r? I ng Stolen property recovered population of wintering bald eagles, of birds present, the behavior of the viewpoint at the nirport where eagle Dr. Rolph Davis said it is obvious that particular species and mitigation mea- activity can be observed. port of suspicious youths in the a study should be conducted. sures conducted at airports. ”The pilots will be instructed also to ood Place area of Brackendale has led to Davis, president of LGL Limited, an Larger birds, like eagles, do more observe. If thc c.nglcs art up soaring, ecovery of ,goods stolen from a house on environmental research company with damage when they collide with air- we’ll go the opposite way. Every effort offices around Canada and the United craft. would be made not to do any harm June 13 at 3 p.m. that a house States, has conducted studies about At some airports, mitigation plans - there. It’s mutual - c~glescan dam- en entered through a rooftop window bird hazards to aircraft at airports which include altering habitat, using age airplanes too, which can in turn een climbed to get onto the throughout North America, but has scare techniques and killing birds - damage people. It’s just logical that yet to see a scenario similar to the one are used to reduce the bird hazard to you take every single precaution that of the Squamish airport, located in aircraft. you can. If there was a situation wherc Bracken dale. it didn’t look like you could take oft in About 500 metres north of the north- either direction safely, we’d just hold Quote of the Week ”If the eagles are up the airplane.’’ south aligned runway is an area along - add -4 the Cheakamus River where the high- Soaring We‘ll EO the At a Squamish municipal council II I don‘t war 7t to see est concentrations of eagles in the op osiie wav.-Ivery meeting last week, Davis, in a prcscn- ne 15- or 16-- year-old Squamish valley gather to feed on rot- tation to council, was pressed bv c‘o~in- ting salmon carcasses. (In the world- cillors to assess the risk of the bird shot.99 ef PQrt WOUldbe made record 1994 count, 1,345 of the total not to do anmy harm hazard at the Squamish airport. #I He said that he tries to discourage SQUAMISH RCMP SGL DWAINWETELAND 3,766 eagles counted were located II along thckheakamus River from the there. quantitative risk assessments because ON REPLICA GUNS, PAGE 5 bridge at Sunwolf Outdoor centre to - Charles Beauchanlp an accident could happen at any time. the river’s confluence with the He said that regularly scheduled air Squamish River.) service would increase the risk, espe- The southern end of the runway is In Squamish, however, it is the rot- cially because Cascadia Airlines is about 500 metres .from the Squamish ting spawned salmon in rivers near proposing to fly throughout the win- River. And the flight paths proposed the airport that attract the eagles, ter - the eagles return from their nest- by Pacific Cascade - a Seattle-based which roost in trees along the river, ing grounds every November and stay company also known as Cascadia feed on sandbars in the river and soar through February - targetting the Airlines that is proposing to start reg- high above the area. As well, there are Whistler skiing market. ular passenger air service between thousands of seagulls in the area year- Currently, airport use in Squamish de26-50 fair. 52-100 v,persons with heart m Seattle and Squamish using Dash-7 round. drops off in winter, when tour compa- ts should reduce physical adivity. Over 1Oq aircraft - which spurred on Squamish “We can do a control program at the nies, heli-logging operations, flying such pmons should shy indoors. council to amend the official commu- airport, but it will have no effect on schools and recreational pilots gener- nity plan to allow develop and expan- the problem” because the eagles are a 11y curtail their a c t i vi t i es . sion of the airport, go right through associated not with the airport, but Beauchamp said regularly scheduled prime eagle habitat, in an effort to with salmon, Davis said. flights would be more desirable than avoid flying over and disturbing He added that a study would be able random flights because the eagles Brackendale residents. to document the behavior of eagles, would become accustomed to and “It is such an obvious situation. The their distribution and where they fly, thus avoid aircraft flying at thc same fact that I haven’t seen the eagles here, which could then be compared to pro- time every dav. [ don’t think that’s relevant,” Davis posed aviation plans to determine if In Canadn ih 1994, there were 623 ;aid. there are any routes that can be flown reported bird strikes by aircraft, with ”We know enough to realize that to avoid eagles. four of those being eagles on the \&st :here is a serious problem.” But even without a study, Davis said Coast, Davis said. He added that in Pacific Cascade president Charles that with the large birds present in Gibsons Landing, a plane crash killcd 3eauchamp said that he “would be the areas at both ends of the runwav, ”it three people who were in ci snu11 ast one to say it’s impossible for a bird does not appear that very viable miti- Cessna when an eagle smashcd into ind an airplane to get together gation measures can be done. the w i n d s h i e 1d . iecause that’s proven to be not true. ”It is up to the proponents to prove Plcnsc tsrrlr to Poye 4 - 3 SSO JUNE 25, 1996 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF - I ANNOUNCEMENT NEWS - Our Sunday Morning Worship time in the Pentecostal Assembly Facility on Buckley Avenue, will change to 1O:OO a.m. for the summer starting June 30/96 Council establishes aimor Ri Phone: 892-3310 working committee Continued from Page 3 airport working committee, which and an eagle interpretive prograr :on Ea Davis, who, lives in King City, is to include the six members at It has also supported a plan by - Ont., was invited to Squamish by large of the existing committee - partnership of the Nati ice or -including Nancy McCartney John Conservancy of Canada and I e the 0 &-7 0 e the Brackendale Eagle Reserve Sm Society, which is made up of people Hurford, Hendrik These, Drew Forest Alliance of British Columl ng W. from Vancouver to Whistler. Carmichael, Cliff Doherty and John to purchase land in the Squam 37 poi Advertise the stuff you don’t need... The group received funding from Morris - as well as two members area to permanently preserve ea; the re and turn it into cash! Call 892=9161today. the West Coast Environmental Law from the Squamish Nation and two habitat. Beauchamp said he will eplica Association and says it will be chal- concerned citizens from promoting eagle-related tourism .ce on lenging in court Squamish council’s Brackendale. the marketing of Cascadia Airline male decision to pass the official commu- Mayor Corinne Lonsdale said the He said he is also proposing If the nity plan amendments to do with committee would further investi- contribute something toward t water airport development. gate the issues of noise, safety and preservation of eagle habitat in t i area As well, the Squamish Nation, the possible impact on the wintering area, which is dependent on t :n pc which opposed council’s decision, is eagle population. Beauchamp said launching the airline and the ea! seize1 eplic; considering its legal options. he is ready is begin negotiations ing of profits. ’ The proposi Council, at last week‘s meeting, whenever the District of Squamish Brackendale Eagle Reserve - iatic did not propose any action to be wants. includes land near the iuth 7 taken as a result of the presentation Council, during the last year, has airport - is one of the ?leas€ by Davis. But it is disbanding the supported several initiatives to do Lower Mainland region d ove existing airport development com- with tourism generated by the eagle considered for whic mittee, and replacing it with a new phenomenon,. including signage province’s protected areas strate ;troy( :e ha recen ieen i qeplic School board cuts crossing guard1 as re ; virt

ByRonEnns. I dren’s safety for budget restraints their life,” Hackett said, noting should never have been on the table about four years ago a school .wo 8 Students at Squamish elementary in the first place. was struck by a car at the Guil incic schools will walk to and from school Hackett, in a presentation to the cross walk. rd I; without the aid of crossing guards school board at its June 12 meeting, The accident occurred at 11 n9m unless the school board changes its said parents are opposed to the time when there was no cros onci decision to cut that service. removal of the crossing guard on guard. Although the girl was hc s wl- Provision for the funding of cross- Guilford Hill near the corner of talized, she was not serio Aica: ing guards at Squamish elementary Guilford and Clarke drives because ini u re d . r an schools was eliminated as a cost- the lives of Stawamus Elementary Hackett said parents are w cutting measure in the new school School students may be jeopardized work with the board to add district budget, which has received by such action. He described the cal concerns, ”but that preliminary approval by Howe must include the continuatio Sound school trustees. But the paid adult crossing guard school board, after hearing parents’ ”...Our main aim Guilford Hill crosswalk be concerns about safety is rethinking has to consider will not jeopardize our its decision. safety and lives to acco Squamish trustee Constance Rulka the safetv of the budget restraint.’’ said the board realizes that cross- children:” Wilson said he could ings cannot be abandoned altogeth- - Board chairman Don ber how much money wou er. ”We are considering the matter saved by eliminating cr so that children will not be exposed Wilson guards from the budget, but to any danger.’’ that “it’s not an awful lot. B School board chairman Don many of the things we hav Wilson said school administrators vehicular approaches to the cross- cost an awful lot. You hav have been directed to bring back a walk as dangerous scenarios down on so many things to g plan to the board that ”may very because of the steepness of the hill significant amount of money.” well include retention of the cross- and the limited visibility as drivers Wilson said crossing guards ing guards, but I can’t guarantee it approach the crosswalk. “one of the things that we really at the moment.” As well, students must walk or like cutting the most because Doug Hackett, chairman of the cycle down a steep gravel path as main aim has to consider the s Stawamus Elementary School par- they approach the crosswalk from of the children.” The scho ent advisory council (PAC), said the school. will not meet again until Se that while the superintendent of ”They are children, they will make but has instructed the ad schools pointed out that this budget mistakes and without a crossing tion to review the issue o item is preliminary and may be guard at Guilford Hill some child guards and present to th reversed, the issue of trading chil- will pay for those mistakes with plan ”in the next while.”

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REGISTER w THE SQUAMISH CHIEF JUNE 2.5, 1906 c NEWS Replica handguns pose problem for police ive prograr ton Enns spouse or family the officer had officers treat handguns as real until a plan by1 been killed because it was assumed they know otherwise, ”and I don’t :he Nati lice once again last week had to the gun was a replica. want to see some 15- or 16-year-old ada and 1 e the difficult decision of ascer- Sgt. Dwain Wetteland said police shot.” ish Columl ng whether or not a handgun the Squam g pointed by another person weserve ea, the real thing or a pellet-shoot- aid he will Deplica. zd tourism ice on June 14 received a report 3dia Airliw male youth pointing a firearm proposing if the window of a vehicle on DIAMOND HEAD BLACKTOP SEALING !water Crescent in the North r toward I Is now offering to homeowners the same habitat in 1 s area. high quality blacktop treatment used ident on i en police attended the scene, on commercial parking lots. We have a and the ea1 seized what turned out to be blacker, tougher commercial sealer that ie propos replicas of high-powered semi- is not available in retail stores. natic handguns. erve -whi ADVANTAGES: he Squami outh was arrested at the scene Prevents gas, dl adssh damage stops Weather Damage e areas in t aeleased with a warning after he Beautifies Pavement !d over the guns to police. The n that is bei For a free estimate phone 898-9084 V. Hartnell tsion in t , which both shoot pellets, will reas strateg bstroyed. I ce have responded to several recently where replica guns been involved. THANK YOU replicas have the same racking Thc Brackcndale Secondary Music Dept. wouIc1 likc to thank all thc businesses of Squamish for thcir cont initcd sup- ’I as real guns and their appear- port through donations to our 2nd Annuill Triviii Night ;incl is virtually identical to the real Cabaret ‘06 fundraiscrs. Without your gcncroils don;it icms, and sponsorship, our trips would not be possible. In particu- two guns seized at the North lar, wc would like to thank: incident were replicas of a ard RCMP issue Smith and WENDY MAGEEAND THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE in 9 mm and a Sig Sauer 9 mm. B.C. RAIL CARIBALINHIGHLANDS SCHOOL 1 once the gun is held is it THEROYAL CANADIAN LEGION us which is real and which is SQUAMISH GOLFAND COUNTKY CLUB .plica: the real gun is much FRUITOF THE VINE er and is completely metal, ‘GRAPES4-LJ’ the replica is mostly light- HOWE SOUND INN AND BREWINGCOhfPANY it plastic. WATKINSPRODUCTS imish RCMP Cpl. Hugh HOMEHARDWARE ’r, while demonstrating the BLACKCOMBLODGE ig action of one of the replicas SQUAMISHFOREST SERVICE iat “if’someonewalks in bran- MCDONALDS KENTUCKYFRIED CHICKEN this, a police officer will ig FOGG‘N SUDS t as a real weapon and act TOP HAT Iingly. A police kicer won’t JADE’S COFFEE HOUSE mining the finer points of this XANTHINE’S taking action.’’ One of these handguns is the real thing, while the other two are pellet- QUINN’S CANADIANAIRLINES iolice officer were to hesitate shooting replicas. Can you tell which one is real? Call the Squamish Chief et, but ad Le handgun turned out to be lot. Butt office at 892-9161 during office hours this Tuesday through Friday (or fax As well as Jeevan Kaila, Corrinne Lonsdale, Mr. Hoyrup, Mr. a1 thing and not a replica, Kirkham, Jill Webb, LaRoy Watt, Paul Lalli, Rose Tiitlow, re have d . .. .a. .. . 892-8483) to reQister your vote for which of the three is the real firearm. ’ he not want to be Results will be published in next week’s paper. Ron Enns photo Mrs. Germyn, Mr. Brumpton, Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Ritchie, 1 have to one to tell a Dolice officer’s Maureen Gilmour. ings to g1 I noney”3 guards pebbeling named forestry critic we really workers should be hired for Forest Renewal B.C. projects). And he said he will focus on what he sees as flaws in the Forest Practices Code that hamper smaller operators in their decision was announced last initiatives for sustainability.

Nebbeling added that while his role is Get personal. Choose any one of five free phones.A ell outlined the roles and respon- that of a critic, he would make construc- es of his new 32-member shadow tive suggestions in the legislature. ”I won’t criticize just for the sake of crit- icizing.” Nebbeling has taken flak from political analyst and former MLA David Mitchell, e Free Cellular Phone e First Month who has questioned Nebbeling’s ability ery happy with this one,’’ he said. to adopt a co-operative, constructive of Local Calls Free 0 Free weekends something that I thought would approach in Victoria. e 100 Free Minutes a Month During Motorola ly be a challenge for me to under- Other critic appointments included Gary Farrell-Collins to the Energy Weekdav Evenings 0 Free Activation $111 aid a large part of his role will Ministry, B.C. Hydro and house leader, e keeping a close eye on expected Fred Gingell to Finance and deputy ions to the allowable annual cut to leader, Ida Chong to Small Business, e the decision-making process Tourism and Culture, Paul Reitsma to s those groups directly affected, Tourism Development, Colin Hansen to ly the wishes of special interests. Employment and Investment, Christy Clark to Environment, Mike de Jong to Aboriginal Affairs, Bill Barisoff to Transportation and Highways, April Sanders to Education (K-12), Sindi B.C.funds benefit people in the Hawkins to Health and Paul Nettleton to B.C. Rail. 6 a JUNE 25, 1996 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF THE SQUA MlSH CHIEF is published every Tuesday by Whistler Printing & Pubi Box 3500,38 I 73 Second Avenue, Squamish BC VG Student ditor, quamisl !cca for Inity. safety should 1 additic gent, th itors an tside thi come.first quamid Iuntain 1 pvhere, oca1 parents have a right to be concerned about the school board’s recent decision to cut crossing guards from its bud- n of sev :ent Tesi L get. nly incrl Board officials claim that during this time of fiscal restraint they a1 visit0 are doing everything they can to keep money in the classroom. a What good is the classroom if the students are safe on their way am m to and from school? DW mar The money spent on providing crossing guards does not account lorn are for a large portion of the district’s expenses. Surely the board can 2ple w. lere thej find other areas to cut from that won’t have such a negative effect on student safety. I to whi equa The local school board can’t take the chance that students will xm gublic not suffer from this move. It can’t be assumed that student lives w untain won’t be in danger. Would board officials let students travel on a ?resting school bus without a licenced driver behind the wheel? wever, How can parents have faith in a school system that chooses to ry grou disregard the safety of their children? The board has said it will reconsider its decision. That’s good news for parents and stu- dents, but only time will tell if the decision is reversed. The board doesn’t meet again until September. Parents must not Rttt let the board forget the importance of their kids’ safety. Motorists speed up itor, I I m writi in the r quotir ka)

“A Dream Come True” Custom Built Log Homes at an Affordable Price I L, Few bad apples spoil reputation lditor, is no exception. Some riders careen nowhere and accessible only by amish is rapidly becoming a down designated hiking trails at bike. Equally interesting is the fact ca for the mountain biking com- break-neck speeds like packs of that those who seem to be causing wild dogs with no respect for those the conflicts are the ones least famil- ddition to a healthy local con- on foot. iar with the extent of the local trail Call 905-0080 to begin your dremi nt, the ranks of regular riding Others yell “fore” as they pass system. s are swollen with those from groups of golfers, some leave I am confident that this situation the Sea to Sky corridor. garbage wherever they go and oth- will improve with the advent of amish has some of the best ers cut off cars, logging trucks and good maps to promote mountain COMMERCIAL CONTRACTORS tain biking terrain to be found pedestrians with an air of arrogant biking in areas where the public sel- Sewing the Sea to Sky Corridor- ere, and the recent publica- self-righteousness. I hate those rid- dom travels and well away from the -

several map @ides plus the ers, but fortunately they are the hiking trails and golf courses. Fire alarm systems ’ * Computer signal circuits Test of Metal race will cer- minority. In the meantime, I would ask that Service to all building Transmitter Construction increase the number of non- The bad riders deserve to be treat- the public have some patience with wiring systems & Maintenance isitors considerably. ed with contempt and I imagine that the small number of less astute a mountain bike rider and I some of them will eventually end mountain bikers that do exist. w many other riders, most of up as hood ornaments on the front I can assure you that as a group, -80 are mature and responsible .of large trucks. the responsible riders are gradually ELECTRIC LTD. Squamish, B.C. who are appreciative of Unfortunately, they tarnish the hammering a sense of moral respon- e they live and of the trail sys- rest of us who do obey the trail code sibility into those for whom it seems 89 215 582 o which they have access. of ethics concerning right of way to be sorely lacking. equally certain that the gener- and respect for other members of Manners, respect and integrity are blic views the majority of the the public. free and they go a long way. We rec- tain biking community as In fact, most of the responsible rid- ognize this and are doing all that we resting and mostly harmless. ers seldom come into contact with can to promote it. ever, there are bad apples in the public as the best trails are, for Glen Pardoe ry group, and mountain-biking the most part, in the middle of Squamish etter writer disappointed with past councillor issue. I had voted for her in the last election thinlung writing regarding your article on the airport deci- that she cared about the community enough to make in the June 4th edition, and more specifically in some of these difficult decisions, unlike our provincial quoting of Meg Fellowes’s thoughts on the deci- and federal politicians who only seem to care about I feel there is a large credibility gap when it comes their image and getting elected. Then for her to sit back is former councillor and the airport development and criticize the decision by council to stick to some- thing she had helped put in motion really disappointed may or may not know, during the December 5, and shocked me. ncil meeting, which officially started the ball Now I suppose it could be said that after going toward airport development, it was Fellowes through the public hearings as a councillor she would ut forth the motion: ”That the District of have perhaps changed her mind and voted againsr the sh would support a regularly scheduled airline amendment. But the fact is we’ll never know how she e to the Squamish municipal airport.” would have voted had she had the responsibility of a second motion was made, by another council- makmg the decision. And perhaps that’s what she n the OCP amendment process. intended. ppointed when she resigned right before the E. Kelly nning of the public hearings on this controversial Squamish

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he organizers, speak for the of women in this Garibaldi Communications , why not have a “Yourlocal communications eqerts in the Industrial Park ’’ Squamish Youth sador Pageant *CELLULAR *PAGING *AUTOTEL *SATELLITE ing concurrently, so 39002C Riscovery Way, Squamish Industrial Park Phone: 892-2210 the other half (the

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Unlimited weekends start Friday at 6:00 pm and IL\scd on c3 % mcuith trtiii4ct,ib1i- coiitr‘ic I j\iitiii.il end Monda at 700 am. Weekday evenings start at r‘idio svstcin Iiclwsiiig ftu- of $ls, 1t)ng dist.iricc 6.00 m an d end at 7:OO am. Non-free time pcrivds cli,irp%and taws c\tr,\ FAIIv cmccllation kx*c~ppli are cP iarged $.65 ‘1 minute. Ncw nistomcr+ only, OAC 1 iniitcd tiiiicb oflrr Adriane Polo 8 II JUNE 25, 1996 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF . Squamish Funeral Chapel Lt& OPINIONSlLETTERS I & Crematorium (1967) Cascadia is Green says president The following letter was written to to the public at the District of Sq Deborah Short from Cascadia Airlines’ presi- We encourage you to read this ,>’‘ ’ dent Charles Beauchamp. The letter was It may serve to ease your OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK, 24 HOURS 8984121 made available by the author for publication Dealing with natural in tlze Chief. tion is an on-going task, and not to be taken lightly. Located across from the R.C.M.P. and Fire Hall 40440 Tantalus Way, Garibaldi Highlands Ms. Short, The two biggest threats to the eagl Thank you for your letter concerning itation are the reduced salmon .the bald eagles that visit the Brackendale, cast for at least the next two Morris’ More Than Workwear B.C. area for three months each winter. loss of habitat elsewhere. Unfortunately, some misunderstanding Yes, we all must protect mo has been caused by inaccurate media That is our intent. Athlete of the Month statements. We respect and agree with your Cascadia Airlines is a ”Green” compa- ion in that regard. For being the fastest Squamish rider in ny with the express principal of respect- Within these constraints, we are the inaugural Test of Metal mountain ing the environment to the highest trying to offer a needed service to degree possible. to Sky corridor, and an impe Bike race and for his positive and sup- a An extensive survey of professionally creation. portive attitude of the community event, researched papers concerning eagles has Charles Beauc local pro rider Dave Heisler was chosen been compiled and studied. A copy of these documents is available as Athlete of the Month. I feel very honored,” said Heisler of [he award. “I was glad to be part of a race with such great community involve- Residents should h

merit.” if you know a local athlete of any age who deserves special say through referen recognition, send your nomination with a brief description why Editor, expansion to referendum so tha to The Squamish Chief: Box 3500 Squamish, B.C. VON 3G0, The way the airport expansion issue dents directly affected by the pr or fax it to 892-8483. has been handled to date is a disgrace could vote on the issue.’ and a waste of taxpayers’ time and It is amazing and hypocritical th money. same council does not deem it nece As a resident of Brackendale who is not to give those residents directly aff in favor of airport expansion, I am sick of by the airport land use re-zoning b being pegged as one of a vocal minority. the same right to referendum. Hundreds of residents have been out Council has sent a clear messa for the public hearings process on this Brackendale residents. issue, and for every person in attendance Many valid health, safety and e it is well known that there will be more mental issues have been raised duv who will not attend such meetings. the public hearing process. Of the 14,000 people living in Council can be sure that any f Squamish, those living in Brackendale development of airport land wi will be directly affected by this bylaw closely watched by local residents. amendment. If this expansion causes harm to If we are a minority in Squamish, we environment or people, if this expan are certainly not a minority in does not make money for Squa Brackendale. council can be sure they will be Council deemed it necessary to ask res- accountable. idents directly affected by the proposed To amend the OCP just as it is ab pub in Garibaldi Estates, by referendum, be reviewed, is an error in judgm if they wanted that pub. Council also put the proposed library Are food bills suddenly highe at Squamish grocery stores AI Price, left, interim associate publisher of The Squamish Chief presented trophies carved by Neil Baker of The Editor, I just know that these outlets Squamish Nation to the husband and wife team of Dave Is it my imagination or are my food bills never consider raising their prices Heisler and Phyllis DeZlenq, the top male and female higher now that Save-on-Foods is behind advantage of the situation, bein

Squamish competitors in The Test of Metal mountain bike I a picket line and I am dependent on two aware that eventually Save- I race June I6 Heisler came fourth overaE2 and DeZleney somewhat smaller locally owned outlets? will settle and it would be nic was second in the women’s division. Strange, because I frequented the some of the local traffic these Garibaldi Highlands establishment on a now enjoying. The squamish Chief is proud to have been a sponsor of regular basis prior to the ongoing strike So it must be my imagination. and I always seemed to have more Or is it? the highly successful Test of Metal mountain bike race. change in my pocket when I left the store Our congratulations to the organizers, volunteers and all than I do now. the individuals and businesses which supported this event.

Our thanks also to all the competitors. A warm Squamish welcome back to next year’s Test of Metal, and come on back any time for a leisurely ride, to see more of the exciting opportunities our community has to offer. c- c-

THE SQUAMISH CHIEF JUNE 2.5, 1990 NEWS Council grapples with community water issue :ouncil will retain the services be resolved through the inte- licenced amount of water use Squ am ish . Some mu ni c i pa I i t ies consultant Kerr Wood Leidal grated watershed management from either the Stawamus River have installed water metering in Council has allocated to the facilitate a meeting with planning process that is taking or Mashiter Creek. every home and charge for Sq LI a m ish ‘Tr a i 1s Soc i e t y $30,000 t ovincial and federal environ- place. water on a user-pay system from the Newport fund for the zntal agencies to discuss the rather than charging a flat rate, establishment of a trail from f Squami! urce utilization issues and Council has adopted a three- as is currently clone in Brcnnan Park Ixisure Ccntrc) to us materi epare a summary report on stage water shortage response Squani ish. thc ncw~Sniokc I31uffs pirking ir concei urce utilization strategy relat- plan to limit the consumption of Council H lot. :e preserv 5 to low water flow issues on water: stage one has no restric- Council is supporting the fi\yc>- d definitt 3 Stawamus River and tions; stage two prohibits lawn year Climbers’ Access Society of Council will advise thc RCM r’ jshiter Creek, which are the watering, except for newly Briefs British Columbia Little Snwke tli,-tt thc district wisht‘s input . he eagle 1 mmunity’s two municipal planted areas; and stage three B 1u f f s re c r e a ti o tia 1 u se r s ’ p ‘i r k- into the typc ot expcriciicc and 3n run fo Iter sources. prohibits all outdoor water use, ing lot management plan. qualities rcc1uircd for tlw posi- I years, a rovincial and federal envi- although garden watering is The Climbers’ Access Socicty tion of thc iiew staff sergeant in imental agencies have permitted by hand-held hose or has developed a proposal of relation to the ncc’cls of thc coin- other Ear :ome more aggressive relative water can. The public works department how to operate the new parking III ~i n i t y. low flow issues on both water The water shortage response may next year do a test program lot by hiring summer students SqLiiiiiisIi RCMP cietac~iiiit~nt L your op irces. plan is based on whether or not of water metering at households and covering these costs by Staff Sgt. Ken JOIICS recently he low flow issue has yet to the district has exceeded its in a residential area of charging $4 a day for parking. retired. e are simi ce to the! letus fori Parents, teachers question board’s in camera vote Beaucha modGhose majority. The trustee vote was conducted ”If they had wanted to ratify it, they Don Wilson said each Lx~rd~nadt. j ts with school districts gwen a set number probably would have made it public,’’ dia Ai own decision on how the \rot(’ would bc ough B.C. school trustees narrowly of ballots based on the number of stu- Miller said. conducted, with tlic locril board choosing ‘ied a proposed provincial collective dents the district supports. ”But if they have convictions and to follow the BCPSEA reconmiendation. !ement with teachers earlier this However, parents and voters in the they’re accountable to the public, then Wilson said traditionally all contractual hV‘ k, local parents and Howe Sound Howe.. Sound..- school they should have matters have been conducted in camera, :hers’ Association officials feel cheat- district will never 11 made those convic- with the final results being released to the vith the way the local vote was con- know how their If they had wanted to tions known. ewe- public. 1- :ed. trustees cast the dis- ratify it,,they proba- cially with elections Commenting on the provincial vote, UI io01 boards across the province voted trict’s four ballots, as coming up,” he said. Wilson said there was a lot of concern )er cent in favor of the agreement, the local school bly have Debbie Smythe, expressed by trustees as to how the final :h includes a salary adjustment for board elected to hold it Public.N who chairs the contract was arrived at. o thal 1 he prc e lowest paid and predominantly their vote in camera. Myrtle Philip par- Wilson said trustees’ biggest concern ale category of teachers effective District superinten- - HSTA president Alex Miller ents’ advisory corn- was the last-minute involvement of the :ical tl- ill, 1997 and a $10-million incentive dent Doug Courtice mittee, agreed it was provincial government in a collective it nec d to be set up in 1998 to assist in the said the board also unusual for the board bargaining process that had been going ztly af y retirement of teachers. decided not to release the results of the not to reveal the vote. on for almost two years. ming le contract also gives teachers a wage local vote to the general public. Smythe said as the details of the agree- Speaking on behalf of the district’s 1. ease of two per cent over the next two Howe Sound Teachers’ Association ment were fairly non-significant, she did- teachers, iiiller said he was pleased with messi rs. president Alex Miller said he was disap- n’t feel the vote would have had a bear- the overall provincial school board vote, )we Sound’s 300-plus teachers sup- pointed but not surprised by the board’s ing on trustee elections this November. as it will allow teachers to concentrate on md en rted the contract with a 95 per cent decision to keep the vote secret. Howe Sound school board chairman the classroom. ised c P

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LIso New Wolff Taaniag Bed * 18 Tan $40-00 member 10 Tan $50.00 nonlmember NEWS Kayaker fine after. overturning on Elahc The School Board hasvoted to remove Squamish Search and Rescue members from a Wilson Crescent residence duri school crossing guards. found a kayaker in good condition after the day on June 14. Const. Fran Beth receiving a report that a Squamish man said many people have the misconce They are willing to bet the lives kayaking at Mile 37 in the Elaho River tion that most residential break-ins occ had overturned. The man was seen get- at night. She said about 50 to 60 per ce of our children that crossing guards ting to the shore, but then could not be of residential break-ins occur during t located. The incident day when people are are not needed. occurred at about 8:30 work. p.m., was reported at 10 They say the decision is preliminary, p.m. and the man was A black Toyota 4Runn found by 11 p.m. stolen from Burnaby w it can be changed at any time. m found abandoned on Impaired driving and dri- every f ving while over the legal plan es blood alcohol limit charges 1 in the- Cheakamus Riv nity ar are pending against a 38- valley June 15 at about \vho W( We say year-old Squamish woman after police p.m. The truck was stripped of i :omme stopped a vehicle that was driving errat- wheels, tires and other main items. TI Since ically and on the wrong side of truck appeared to have been recent las an Government Road June 15 at about 9 dumped. Anyone with jnformatic nore tlr p.m. about the truck or who saw suspicior Some A woman was taken to the Squamish 'activity in the area is asked to call tl he cha: NOW RCMP detachment where she blew into Squamish RCMP detachment at 898-96: :ate tht the breathalyzer registering a blood alco- or Crimestoppers at 892-TIPS (8477). Aan. hol reading of 0.15 per cent. would be a good time! The legal blood alcohol limit is 0.08 per Police broke up a consensual fig1 cent. Police said that around the same between a 17-year-old girl and an 11 year-old girl in the Mamquar If you are concerned about the consequences of this School Board decision. time there was a report of a vehicle hit- Elementary School parking lot June 16 i please help reverse it by calling the school board or a School Trustee ting and killing two ducks at the duck Loggii about 9:30 p.m. About eight girls ha and let them know they are WRONG. crossing on Government Road in peratic B r acke nd ale. gathered in the parking lot. Police issue 7 defer This ad is paid for by Doug and Muff Hackett in support of the warnings to everyone involved. andy Stawamus Elementary School students. A 36-year-old Vancouver man has been rea. charged with assault with a weapon after Police last week received three report Plans an incident that occurred June 15 at of thefts from vehicles. le P about 530 a.m. at the Klahanie camp- A Sony cassette player was stolen fron Naits t ground. a vehicle parked at the Stawamus Chie ublic A suspect was arrested after a report of parking lot June 16 between 11 a.m. anr le prc a man putting an axe to the throat of his 6 p.m. A 35 mm camera, flash, binocular 'AS) a girlfriend. He was arrested by police and and sunglasses were stolen from a vehi loposa released with a promise to appear in cle parked at Alice Lake Jufi2 15-16. F I cons court June 25. faceplate for a stereo, $30 cash, jumpei cables, a tire pump and one litre of oii A Sanyo CD player, stereo speakers, a were stolen from a vehicle parked at thi Sanyo AM / FM / cassette portable stereo, Squamish municipal airport during the a cellular phone and jewelry were stolen day on June 15. NATIONAL GUARANTEE BRAKES MUFFLERS PPSEC suspends FRONT-END SUSPENSION FRONT-WHEEL DRIVE

___o MrmD.r#lltu ".hO#i Bandylan's registration By Michael Laycock program at Bandylan's Whistler locati but they did not receive the services A provincial regulatory agency has sus- for. At the time, Bandylan owner pended the registration of a local lan- Agnew said the students had in guage and computer training firm. received the services through an arran Bandylan and Associates' registration ment between his firm and anot with the Private Post-Secondary Whistler language school and had sim Education Commission (PPSEC) was sus- been caught in a procedural shu pended June 12, according to PPSEC between the two schools, but were executive director Patrick Fluyd. Under entitled to a refund. provincial legislation, the commission But in late April, the PPSEC order regulates all academic and career-related Bandylan to refund the students' mon educational programs provided to by May 17. adults, and anyone offering such pro- As of Friday, Floyd could not re1 on your nearby AUTOPRO grams must be registered with the com- details as to whether that amount mission. been paid back. Mechanical specialist. "I can confirm that we have suspended Bandylan officials were unavailable their (Bandylan's) registration with the comment but Floyd said they had in Your AUTOPRO Mechanical professional commission, pending certain conditions cated they would clear up the situati is specially trained in the following: that they have to meet," Floyd said. and meet the conditions. Floyd was unable to provide details as Floyd said Bandylan is still permitted Brakes c Front-End Front Wheel Drive Mufflers Suspemion to the conditions or the exact reasons for provide company-to-company ser the suspension. But he said the PPSEC (such as computer training for ano Customers can also benefit from: launched an investigation of the compa- firm), but is prohibited from provi ny after allegations surfaced that a pair of academic or career training programs A National Guarantee Member of the Swiss students had not received a refund individual fee-paying students. On the Hpot with financing for English language courses for which The suspension also means stud our convenient AUTOPRO mLm network they had paid the Squamish-based loans cannot be granted for Band Credit Card (O.A.C.) Band ylan. programs and the firm cannot take "That was the incident that caused us to government contracts. DIAMOND HEAD MOTORS LTD. investigate," he said. If the company fails to comply, its $6 Industrial Way, Squamish, B.C. In April, the Chief reported that the two per-year licence can be revoked an 1008 students had paid about $6,000 each for can be charged under the PPSEC Act Phone: 892-3365 accommodation and a 12-week language face fines up to $25,000, Floyd said. Iz THE SQUAMISII CHIEF JlJNI: 2.5, 1906 & I1 NEWS OCP process begins Most recently, council amended the offi- cial community plan to allow for devel- ho All Squamish residents will have sever- opment of the municipal airport in 1 opportunities for input into the plan Brackendale. nce during tat is to guide the development of A citizens' committee made up of peo- -an BetheU quamish during the next five years. ple from all walks of life will be formed nisconcep- The process to update the official com- to provide a sounding board during the c-ins occur iunity plan has begun and will continue process. Council will appoint the citizens 50 per cent wing the next nine to 11 months. committee and will accept applications lanning consultants Michael Rosen and from anyone interested in participating. raham Farstad have developed a ques- Public consultation will begin in onnaire that will be sent to all Squamish September with four or five meetings in meholds, probably within the next various Squamish neighborhoods. The eek. consultants will then prepare options and The official community plan was last ideas between October and December. 2dated in 1989 and is to be updated Public meetings will be held in January rery five years. The official community and February and by March, it is antici- an establishes a vision for the commu- pated that a new official community plan ty and provides direction for people bylaw will be ready. Then a public hear- ho want to use land or start industry or ing must be held before council accepts a lmmdrce, Rosen told council last week. new official community plan. ;ince the last update, Squamish council The total budget for the official commu- IS arhended the official community nity plan update process is $80,000. As ore than 10 times. well, the planning department budget Pit Crew Some of the amendments are changing includes the retention of a traffic/ trans- P character of the community, and indi- portation consultant in the amount of Squamish Mayor Corinne Lonsdale takes a break in a Molson lndy show car. Jason te the need for an update of the entire $30,000. The district has applied for a Heard, Molson lndy special events co-ordinator, was in town with the car Wednesday. :8477). m. cost-sharing grant from the province. Ron Enns photo sua1 fight nd an 18. Logging, road building stalled in Stoltmann area ogging and road building Lower Mainland region. maintain short-term fibre sup- the Lillooet River drainage. The Randy Stoltniann wilclcrncss ?rations have been temporari- The Squamish forest district ply requirements and forest Western Canada Wilderness arca, Intcrfor and MncMillcm deferred within the proposed office is continuing to process employment. Committee (WCWC) wants to Blocdcl arc voluntariIy defer- ndy Stoltmann wilderness new permits up to the approval The Randy Stoltmann wilder- see the boundaries of the pro- ring some approved opercitioiis, stage. ness area that the PAS regional posed PAS area expandcd to acGrciing 'til a B.C. ~orcst s have been stalled while However, all licensee opera- public advisory committee is encompass a total of 260,000 Service news release. With the e provincial government tions in he proposed PAS areas considering for inclusion as a hectares, including additional exception of MacMillan aits the report of the regional are being voluntarily held pend- protected area encompasses valley bottom old-growth Bloedcl's cleanup of 2,500 cubic lic advisory committee on ing planning decisions. Where 50,300 hectares and is located forests in the Elaho, Sims and metres of two-year-old fcllcd otected areas strategy possible, alternative approvals north of Squamish in the north- Clendenning drainages that and bucked timber in the upper and Ministry of Forests outside of the official PAS study ernmost part of the International make up about one-third of the Lillooet River area, bridge and osals on spotted owl inter- areas and spotted owl conserva- Forest Products tree farm licence Interfor tree farm licence. road construction have been servation strategy for the tion areas are being granted to 38, and extends north toward In the publicly proposed delayed. +r r Night shooting approve

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health councils Natura "This region and its communiti P Aug. 1 - 5,l- Bv Eo& Beswetherick well prepared and poised to beg The Coast Garibaldi Health Board and process of amalgamating societies A Special Adve the community health councils of the Sea moving on with the implementat to Sky, Sunshine Coast and Powell River the health management plan," says regions have expressed concern over a Garibaldi Health Board regional move to put reglonalization of health man Shawn Cardinall. PUBLICATION DATE: care in the province on hold. "We unfortunately now have societies to delay amalga m at ion It's a holiday weekend The new Minister of Health, Joy Tuesday, July 30 MacPhail, recently announced that regio- community health councils. jam-packed with festival nalization would be put on hold pending "This we know is a disappoin the many societies that have e fun! If you're having a an assessment to be made by her. AD DEADLINE: When it was announced in December the New Directions vision, great sale or special 1995 by then Minister of Health Paul strongly urge them to continu Friday, July 19th Ramsey that the Coast Garibaldi Health governance roles until the go event in your store, Region would cease to exist and would concludes its assessment of re invite the town! Or be merged with other regions, there was tion." Earlier this year, the g a local outcry. All three communities approved the Coast Garibald extend a warm welcome were adamant that delivering health ser- viable region with three c to the many people visit- vices closer to home requires three strong health councils. The mission o Call 892-9161 community health councils reporting to Garibaldi Health Board is to p ing Squamish for the an effective regional health board which development of hea'lthier co says Cardinall. first time. Help U5 Support 'Fhis Special Event! reflects local health concerns. EDUCATION IIMI'IKOVI< YOtJR Rk~LArIIONSl€Ii' in II dhr YOI_ 7 IC PA IC: 15 NT I N< S K I I, I S Confidential and Private Counselling teaching practical ways to solve d ifferencesiary Limen ts Students learn about adventure i C h Id mot ivat ion'd isciplr - ne. money matters, inlaws, he1pi rig he nighkhe Raven flew down They were ready to They agreed that gold, M'hO also 11'011 thc ilJlgj with household chores, sex ir of th from the lintel, explain how natural dis- silver and diamonds must Gov c r 17 or G t' t' rc? 1' s n ...listening and being listened to asters happen as well as be the most sought after ciward. as the boy and his to go into technical details treasures and were a bit The ou tstmding ninlt> Cnrst:nI Ihfls CcnaF-6: about how the models puzzled when it was sug- student was Trevor \!..I. .\.H.S. 92'1 -592 II( had been put together. gested that a liquid could Ernoss. Othcr special 5 yc;irs c.\jicriciiccb I In.\. '10 - 2 iiii. S. l,ioiih fkt!. Peter showed me be just as valuable. It took awards wcw: Socjctv around the volcano which them a few minutes to Canxiian \~omcniri dominates the centre of guess that oil was meant, Sci e 11ce and Tcc h 17 o lo gy the classroom. but then they could all - Jennifer Cou tts; Mostly Heather and Janet see what riches it would Books award - Alnr~n~i for a way out of the showed me rep resen t . Larsen; Margaret an enor- I After that, Marchant award - Jekyll and his labora- mous chart they learned Mclahnie Moodie; concoctions were a illustrating about copper Citizenship award - the same soud and its con- Lindsay Smith; ou tstand- thing, but nections with ing athletes - Aaron with all the s&& our area. Zimmcr and Beckie parts When they L' H iron d el le; J o h n labeled. By Constance went back to McDougall award - They gave Rulka I their tables, Summa Reed; Graduation me a com- 1 they found a Class of 1995 scholarship .- . plete lesson ma gni f y in g - Summa Reed and glass for each of them and on volcanoes and they Ramanjit Baines. 0 were very enthusiastic, a5 a small pile of rocks to be The CounterAttack well as well informed examined. The children Club, sponsored by Mr. Advertise the stuff you don't need... teachers. had to examine different Heide, won special and turn it into cash! Call 892-9161 today. dventure, with the Jason then introduced rocks through the magni- me to the classroom fying glasses and draw Leagues IJnder the model called Infinity pictures of the four that Street, which makes the appealed to them most. idea of stupendously high They were soon absorbed be. At any rate, it was numbers a little easier to in copying the shapes of tter than facing the visualize. A row of cut- crystals or the waving out houses runs right layers of assorted colors c811 i I d l'i iig c 1-13I- i I 1 t i I I g 13 r c)<-LI, I-;t ri I ! got along the top of the book and textures inside one from between the cov- shelves, starting with the stone. Squamish Kiwanis Club of his book in the new house on the block, at zero, and going up into The Holocaust Highlands Mall the multi-millions. The time is rapidly S u pe r Val u Ms. Ward likes to make approaching, Mr. David I.D.A. Drugs group of Grade 2-3 up songs that contain, in Ehrlich noted, when the dents was in the an easily memorized way, people who w7cre actually Summa Reec?, afc.ncj with the information that she is involved in the horrors of several other Howe Sound teaching. I noticed a new the Jewish holocaust of Secondary School stu- one on the wall that con- Second World War will all dents, was honored for her tains a lot of the big be dead and there will be achievements at the words connected with no one to authenticate school's awards ceremony. volcanoes and earth- what actually happened. Constance Rulka photo quakes. Apparently, it is He is a survivor of meant to be sung to the Auschwitz and he and 21) body could have tune of London Bridge is others like him in this provincial awards for llcd this approach bor- falling down, (although province are going to the their efforts both in the g. The youngsters were blowing up might be secondary schools to talk school and in the commu- ~ more appropriate). about their experiences to nity. These are accompa- senior students. Mr. nied by substantial sums 2 with a lot of literary The Rocks Fedorak had invited him of money, that will be ssics. They were also Ms. Kelly-Smith's Grade to Howe Sound used to finance thc club's 1-2 class will be going on Secondary School as this projects next year. t it is all right to feel a a visit to Britannia Mines period in history is part of nid about new situa- to round off their year's the social studies curricu- , that friends are a activities, so they are lutn. Mr. Ehrlich said that learning all they can his main purpose is to about mining and rocks. show students the evils They are familiar with that can spring from the word geologist and racism. were having quite a dis- Academic Awards cussion on the lunds of Night Natural Upheavals things that geologists are Howe Sound Secondary Description: lJnd e r s 11 per vis i o 11 of a IId i o 1og i s t nia k c c';i 1- i 111p re. s s i (111 s , nts in Ms. Ward's looking for when they School's presentation of explore the Earth's sur- academic awards on June order, fit/ad j us t earmolds; I~rndle flow of' lie ;ir i iig aitis i 11c 111d i 11g o rde r i ng , face. 18 was an outstandingly sending for repair, perform minor rqxrirs ;itid hidle piytnctnt for s;iiiic; m another direc- successful occasion. maintain record/inventory of itenis to be ordered; assist in testing; iissist Over 300 people attend- with public school hearing coi1serv;ition progr;im; pcrioclic aMmtion of a lot about volca- ed and Ms. McLaughlin, a 11cf io m e t e rs ; assist a LI d i oI (>gi s t . chairwoman of the awards committee, stressed that it is this kind called a tsunami. of parental involvement and support that makes high student achievement possible. The triumph of thu evening bdonged to the youngsters studied students. We have many res and made dia- t a 1c n t c'd a IId ha rd -work- ing young pwplc in ow- communities of whom we A Squamish Elementary can bc vcrv proud. School stud ent stud i es lie ou titanding fcrnci1e had constructed ear- rocks. Constance Rdka studcnt a~v~?rdwas yrc- photo sentcd to Suninia Reed, TIIE s 17ilhlISI I CIIIEF

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Te I e D h on e for the Competitions at the PNE, Squamish Days Loggers Sports and the final challense in September. A11 three events are being 1.4 million to two million staged by Bryan Couture of (apyroximcitcly 11 per cent of West Coast Logging Shows, the na t iona 1 a u ci ie nce) . which is based in Squamish. Bradley came to investigate Bradley and his crew will also loggers sports as a program film logger lifestyle clips, and possi bii i ty bcca u se the Chn 11ne1 logging humor and art, as well 4 commissioning cdi tor is an as in-depth profiles of the com- Anicrican who saw loggers petitors and the setting around sports on TV ‘3s a kid. They Squamish. agrecd to hcive look at the “The loggers sports grounds suggestion, and two years go in Squamish are great.” Bradley Bradlt~vtravclcc’l to thc PNE, said. ”It is the perfect location where ‘lie shot a 10 niinutc) clip for what we want to do. There of tlw ciction to show to thc wbt is marvelous seating, the sun is of t11t) Chnn~icl4 cxcciiti\it)s. in the right direction, the Thcv cisi.:)tdto go \vi t h it, ;Inti grounds are beautifully laid Bradlw w,n\ put in touch \i.ith out, and the niountains around COLIturc, I* i~oh‘ih !~c,eiiht ‘ip,ing it are spectacular.i’ ioggcr_i, ports hn~~W-I the) Channel 4 in Britain is the West Co‘ist for ~nany~LB irs.

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not met by the othcr :Iirt>c)cl an- focus will be on t11c six vi e 3 I* nels. planned for the) clicdlc.ngc~111 Though it is a conirnt.rcicil Scp t ember, i n cl Li d i 11g t ti C’ st i I ; !- channel and has to make a prd- ing chop, s;~riii~Lx)l~i-c~chop oiid it by selling ads, its program- single bucking iii tIic> cho~~~~ing ming ranges from mainstream and sawing gi-o~!j’,111cl log 1)ir- to cult and experimental pro- ling, choker rac-t) t I-CY) clinib grams. It does carry some in the syecd ;1iid L~1~mc-c) Canadian programming such as events. North of 60, and Bradley says A total of 17 d ttlc’ hhtlog- the loggers sports shows, which gers sports canip)ti tors from will be billed as lumberjack Canada, the U.S. ,ml New c-

JUNE 25, 1996 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF STOP! LOOK! Learning a new language OPENING SOON! 't anagan Fruit Stand leads to opportunity I in Britannia Beach

Family Operated 24 yrs. uring the last three months I have had the plea- another matter. But it was a great start. Now the key Top Quality Guaranteed sure of visiting a foreign land. I actually to continue speaking German without our weekly Dremained in Squamish, but on Thursday class. OPEN EVERY DAY EXCEPT SATURDAY! evenings I and about 10 others were transported in So for those who know German and want to conve , I word &d spirit to Germany during our German'lan- with others in German or for those who want to get b wage classes. know German better, you are invited - on behalf of Most of the people in the class had a smattering of our instructor, the other members of the class and th knowledge of the German language. Some had family Howe Sound German School - to a social evening T or friends in Germany, some had spouses who are are planning to hold every second Thursday. German and a few were completely new to the lan- guage and culture.

I was fortunate enough to have learned German right- ' alongside English as Ikas grotiring up. ' But after I started Kindergarten, I became almost totally unilingual. In junior high school, I studied German for a few years, but did not learn much more than what I remembered as a child. Suwoundings Relearning the language I once knew has a multiple appeal for me. Now that we have a young daughter I By Ron Enns thought the time was right to relearn German so I e-mail us at: could pass on the treasure of another language to her [email protected] while it is easiest for her to learn. It is a connection with my ancestors and something I Einladung ! 00 do not want to let die. ~HIEF And knowing another language - any language - An alle deutschsprechenden Einwohner von makes one think another way and exercises the mind Squamish. as well as opens opportunities in employment and Am Donnerstag, den 4.Juli, zwischen 19:OO und 21:C makes travelling easier in countries where the addi- Uhr findet der erste Stammtischabend, organisiert vo NETWORK 99 tional languages one has learned are spoken. der "Howe Sound German School," statt. I started the 10 weeks of classes with some apprehen- Freuen Sie sich auf ein gemuetliches Zusammensitzl sion: what if the others in the class were more und netter Meinungsaustausch in Deutsch. CLASSIFIEDS advanced than I and I was left behind to struggle on WQ? Fogg 'n' Sudds (Deutsches Bier wird gezapft). my own. For just $25 per week After attending the first class, my fears vanished. I know quite a few German people in Squamish Our instructor, Joe Rommel of Squamish, who spent (including our former mayor) and hope that they can (for 20 words or less) his youth in Germany, was adept at making everyone make it out the first Stammtisch evening to help thosc your classified ad will appear in feel comfortable and we moved along at a pace that of us who are trying to learn German better struggle was challenging for some, but never boring for those along with the language over some German beer. We who had more German background than others. In are planning the first evening for July 4, 7-9 p.m. at faci, I thixk we drove Joe crazy a few times by some- Fogg 'n' Sudds, and plan to meet every second how always finding the worst-case scenario as he Thursday. taught us the basics of grammar and vocabulary. By the way, the concept of the Stammtisch is an insti After getting the textbook at our inaugural lesson, I tution in Germany. the Whistler auestion went home and proceeded to put stickers with German The Stammtisch is the table in a pub which is words on objects all around the house. reserved for the "fathers" of the town - which and Che LISIllsoet News. For example, die Klingel is stuck on the doorbell but- includes people like the mayor, police chief and fire ton, das Haus is beside the front door, das chief - who would meet to discuss the issues of the THESE ADS WILL REACH MORE Wohnzimmer is in the living room, das Bett is stuck on day. the bed, and so on and so on all over the house. Every The pub could be completely full, with standing THAN 23,000 READERS, time I step into the shower I see the sticker that says room only, but the Stammtisch could be empty, alway die Dusche and I say it. When I grab a bath towel I say reserved for only those who belonged at that table. It das Badentuch. It's actually quite an easy way to learn would be a cardinal sin to sit at the Stammtisch if YOU Call now to book a words. were not a member of that select club.. Network 99 classified! I also came to the classes wondering if I would actu- Our Stammtisch, however, is intended for anyone ally be able to converse freely in German once the who wants to join, and German will be spoken at that course was over. table. The conversations by those of us learning the 892-9161 Let me assure you: it never is as simple as that. Sure, language may not be too deep at the start, but it will we learned the basics and could put sentences together. undoubtedly be good for us to be forced to speak Fluency and an expanded vocabulary, however, is German.. .and I promise we will get better over time. Cut back on fat and sugar J- I Do you have favorite foods or recipes that are fairly or so grams of fat. high in fat and sugar? How much spread do you use on toast or sandwicl Ask yourself these questions before panicking or Using light mayonnaise and fat reduced butter or n retreating further into denial about their garine and being light-handed with goodness: knife can be one of the easiest wej How often is this food eaten? management programs. A favorite sometimes-food won't add too For the really brave, try something n much to your total fat and sugar allowance. Go to No-fat sour cream, miso soup bas1 Instead, concentrate on daily and weekly new grain like quinoa or simply no changes that can make a difference. For Health salad dressing. example, switching from whole milk to one And there's always crispy potato pit per cent milk can save 50 calories -per cup By Dania 1 for a virtual taste treat: YEAR END iNVENTORY SALE: JUNE27,28,f9! bhich is about six grams of fat. 4 medium potatoes, cut into pieces If you drink two cups of milk daily, you'll 1 Tbsp. oil nction Junction Showroom save yourself at least one pound of weight-k 1/4 tsp. pepper or Cajun spice gain over the year. Now, if it was skim milk ... 118 tsp. salt How much food do you eat? Place potatoes in a large bowl of cold water for 15 IY You might decrease the quantity and savor the quality. Utes. Buy a smaller carton of ice-cream or even ice milk and Preheat oven to 425 degrees. Spray baking sheet eat it slowly, enjoying the taste of a small bowl of ice- vegetable cooking spray.

1. cream with fresh fruit. Drain potatoes and pat dry. In another bowl sprin :: SAVE min. $100 off any stove/fireplace. :: 1. .. How much fat or sugar is in a serving? Challenge the with oil and seasonings. Arrange on cooking sheet .' I. labels and read the fine print. For example, a baked bake for 20 minutes - depending on the size of !3 June 27,28, 29 ONLY! CII June 27,28,29 1' potato chip product on the market touts only 1.6 grams pieces. 1. ..mm .D of fat, per serving. Check out the number of servings in Dania Matiation is the Community Nutritionist for C .I" FREE cover or tool set with a BBQ. .. a bag. An indulgence could still be 1,000 calories and 10 Garibaldi Health Unit C

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Clark - oTVData Features Syndicat& June 23 through June 29,1996 Aries (March 21 - April 20) still need accommodation Remember to treat other people as well’as you treat some r,f your things, and you will not have sc 11 the information you want to know about the iary will meet again in September when new members much trouble with relationships. upcoming musical The Festival as performed by will be welcomed. Taurus (April 21 - May 20) A tlw 120 rnendxrs of Up With People was in an H Reward yourself for a job well done. There is little inforriiatiw article in last week’s issue of the paper. STORK STORY - CLARK - Rollie and Barb are harm in treating yourself to a good time once in a The cast will arrive June 27 and will stay until July 2. proud to announce the birth of their first son, Travis while. Accommodation is still needed for some of these Lewis, born May 28 in Lions Gate Hospital, weighing 8 young people and if you are able to help out please lb. Many thanks are extended to Dr. Hoyer, Dr. Gemini (May 21 - June 20) give Robin or Alison a call at 892-5977. Fothergill, Granny Burritt (Gotcha!) and Gramma Celebrate wonderful news with friends and family. Tymo. Also welcoming home her new brother is Life is going to be much richer and fulfilling in the /\MI\ next few months. The performance by Up With People will be held in Carlenne Anne and Chia (the dog). Thrilled grandpar- thc Brennan Park Leisure Centre on Monday, July 1 at ents are John Dendaas and Jean of Maple Ridge, Walter * Cancer (June 21 - July 20) 7:30 p.m. Tickets at $12 for adults and $10 for seniors and Audrey Tymo of Powell Rfver and Bruce and Carol Sit down and think about the truth in your situa- and students and are available at Mostly Books, June’s britt of Squamish. The great grandparents are Anne tion. Is this really what you want? Be honest with Originals, Sun Spirit Studio, Ship’s Gallery IDA Iendaas of Coquitlam, Jessie Daws of Nanaimo and yourself and others. Pliarmacv and from the Festivals B.C. office on Third [sabell (Gram) Mills of Victoria. Avenue in the Mountain FM building. L~o(July 21 - Aug. 21) You will be moving furniture around the home front. Leos need constant mental stimulation. Take Parents who wish to get their children involved in a class to learn a new hobby or skill. Beavers, Cubs, Scouts or the Venturer program are asked to attend a scouting registration and social Virgo (Aug. 22 - Sept. 22) tonight, June 25 at 7 p.m. in the Sea tu Sky Hotel bal You may be frustrated with the outcome of recent room. events, but there is little you can do about it. Put it About Town behind you and move on. Also this evening from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m./ St. John’s Libra (Sept. 23 - Oct. 22) Anglican Church invites you and yeur family to a By Maureen Gilmour Avoid argumentative associates with a passion. strawberry dessert evening. The price is $3 per person. They will try to draw you into their angry world, a and you shouldn’t let it happen. The RCMP Victim Services program is in need of more volunteers. The service provides support, infor- rn Scorpio (Oct. 23 - Nov. 22) There are times when your mind and body need mation and appropriate referrals to victims and wit- Sea to Sky Summer Choir Camp beckons boys and complete rest. Get away from your everyday trou- nesses of crime. If you enjoy working with people and girls ages seven to 23 years. The camp dates are July 15 bles and learn new relaxation techniques. are compassionate and an effective listener and have to 19 with sessions Monday to Thursday form 9 a.m. to good communication skills then perhaps this is an 12 noon. On Friday, July 19 there will be a perfor- Sagittarius (Nov. 23 - Dec. 20) important role you can fulfill as a volunteer. mance at the Squamish pavilion at 1 p.m. and in the You may feel like committing a reckless act, Application fornis are available at the Squamish RCMP Brennan Park Leisure Centre at 7 p.m. To register or for this is no time to do so. Listen to your heart anc clet,ichment or if you wish more information call 898- more information check with the staff at the leisure what is right. 1.572. centre. Capricorn (Dec. 21 - Jan. 19) H rn This is a time of change for Capricorn. It will STORK STORY - PEDERSON - Congratulations to Dennis and Gwen Friesen welcomed Dennis’s brother be easy, but you will have to adjust to your r Kevin and Anna Pederson on the birth of their first Gary Friesen from London, Ontario for a visit recently. circumstances. child, a daughter, Nicole Rita, born in the Lions Gate Gary had a great time while here and his trip also Hospital at 357 a.m., April 14, weighing 6 lb. 3 oz. The included visiting his mother, Elva Friesen at Hilltop Aquarius (Jan. 20 - Feb. 18) thrilled grandparents in Squamish are Domenic and w, If you have been wanting to get out and meet 01 House. Gary said he was impressed with the wonder- people, now is the time. Join a club or special Rita Milia and Bill and Donna Pederson. Also welcom- ful facility and of the care his mother is receiving. terest group. ing Nicole are grandparents Vincenzo and Maria Milia H 1 in Italy and Marion Prior in Port Alberni. Isobel and Mac MacDonald spent a pleasurable three Pisces (Feb. 19 - March 20) rn weeks in London, Ontario visiting their daughter and Write letters to friends you haven’t scen in a 1 On July 5, the Frontline Continentals will perform at son-in-law, Carol and Grigg Vollrath. years. Opening the lines of communications 1 Squamish Baptist Church. This contemporary Christian H result in happy news. group of 22 singers will perform two special songs First birthday wishes this week to Kevin Young Born this week: from the Continentals’ international travel in Africa. (Xocolatl boy), Brielle Lalonde and Kelvin (the baker) une 23 - Bryan Brown June 27 -Julia Duffy, Ross Perot Auditions for all ages for future Continental tours will Gloor. une 24 - Mick Fleetwood, Peter Weller June 28- Kathy Bates. Me1 Brooks,. be held after this concert. If you play an instrument H une 25 - George Michael. Carly Simon, Cusack, Mary Stuart Maste take it along. Jiiiirnic Walker June 29 - Maria Conchila Alonso. G: Registration for the 1996 children’s summer reading une 26 - Chris lsaak Buszy, Ruth Warrick sl club will begin on Saturday June 29 and will continue Information sheets on how you can get involved in throughout July and August. This year’s reading theme the production of the feature film Madness In the First will be Bound for Adventure and every child who joins ------Degree, are available at the Economic Development the promam will add their name on one of the sails on ------office in the Chieftain Mall, Mondays to Fridays from 9 the &-$board pirate ship which will be on a wall in the a.m. to 4 p.m. library. Children will be encouraged to read with IMPORTANT NOTICE prizes and surprises throughout the summer. This free RE: ROAD CLOSURES Former minister at Squamish United Church from program endekors to ensGre that children keep up Traffic Advisory - on Friday, June 28, crews will bc

1958 to 1964, Rev. Norman Penrose died suddenly at their reading skills during the school vacation so that .I working in the Squamish Junction area, setting uy his home in Ontario. He and his wife Helen and three they don’t have to be relearned in September. This pro- fencing and tire walls for the annual autocross to b6 ompore each children will be remembered by many. gram is sponsored by the B.C. Library Association and held by the Squamish Whistler Car Club on June 29 - nn B. In colu w Squamish Public Library with support from Library 30, 1996. ord but not i A wind-up pot luck picnic was held in the beautiful Services Branch, Ministry of Municipal Affairs. On Sat., June 29, Cleveland Avenue between Drds. Next, I mething we c garden of Audrey and Art Pederson’s residence on H Winnipeg and Victoria Street will be blocked off at June 20 for all members of the women’s auxiliary to the Watch for library summer drop-in program times in 1230 in the afternoon, to create a pedestrian mall and pit area for competitors. The street will be open Squamish Hospital. The members thank the Pedersons next week‘s paper or phone the library at 892-3110 for - again at approximately 8 p.m. Streets closed for the A for inviting them on his occasion. The women’s auxil- more information. slalom will be Cleveland Avenue, Main Street, Loggers Lane, and Victoria Street, from 2:30 p.m. to approximately 8:OO p.m. (See map for affected area). On Sunday, June 30, Cleveland Avenue (between Winnipeg and Victoria) will be closed to vehicular traf- Calvary Community Church Wednesday Bible Study 7 p.m. a.m. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Sunday Worship and Sunday fic from 8:OO a.m. to approximately 6:30 p.m. The Sunday morning family worship St. John‘s Anglican Church School at 10 a.m. from July until competition will take place around Squamish Junction senrice at Squaniish Pentecostal Sunday services 8 a.m. and 10 St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Labour Day. again from approximately 9:OO a.m. to 11:OO a.m., and Church at 9:30 a.m. Nursery and a.m. For details call Rev. John 2449 The Boulevard, Caribaldi Squamish Pentecostal Church from 2:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. All runs will cease before Sunday Scliool at the same time. Stephens at 898-5100. Highlands. Father Angelo De Pastor: Rev. Jeff Beckmyer, 892- the Royal Hudson arrives, and will not commence Teens are invited to Youth Night Pompa, 898-4355. Mass: 3680. Morning Worship and until after it leaves. on Fridays at 7:30 p.m. at the Squamish United Church Saturday at 4:30 p.m., Sunday Sunday School, 11:30 a.m. church. All welcome. Pastor Joe Minister: Rev. Claire Bowers, at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. Sunday evening service at 6 Brown at 596-7843. 892-5727. Sunday Worship Confession: Saturday at 4 p.m. p.m. Hour at 10 a.m. Infant Nursery or by appointment anyhme. Highlands Gospel Hall provided. Sunday School at 10 Catechism (CCD): grades K-7 Church of Jesus Christ of Elder Gordon Stewart, 898-5091. a.m. on Thursdays, 6:30 p.m.-7 30 Latter Day Saints Sunday breaking of the bread at p.m., may register anytime. Stan Thompson Branch 9:30 a.m., Sunday School 11:30 Valleycliffe Christian President. 4.2081 Ross Rd,, a.m., Gospel Meeting 7 p.m., Fellowship Squamish Baptist Church Brackendale. Call 898-3535 for Monday Bible Hour 7-8 p.m., Sunday Worship Service: 11 Pastor: John Crozier, 898-3737. more information. 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IN MINUTES Chamber invites everyone to celebrate Canada Day veryone is welcome to come blockbuster musical production. senior citizens and $12 for adults to the Squamish Canada Day This is one stop on their world and are now on sale at Sun Spirit E celebration which will take tour which will take them to Japan, Studio, Ship’s Gallery June’s place at Squamish Junction Park Hawaii, Europe and the United Originals, Mostly Books and (next to the chamber and pavilion) States. Highlands IDA Pharmacy. on Monday July 1 from 10:30 a.m. This year’s show features an The Festival is Up With People to 2 pm. international cast of 120 people like you’ve never seen them befoi Some of the events planned are from more than 20 countries. The This year’s show differs from tho children’s races, face painting, cow of the past in that it has a story lii chip throwing contest, entertain- about a young couple looking for ment, flag raising ceremony, scav- future and historical adversaries eriger hunt (you will need a vehicle looking for revenge. for this), concessions and lots more. Chamber Young people between the ages This year locals will be treated to 17 and 26 who are interested in tl the Up With People concert which News opportunity to travel with a futul will take place at 7:30 p.m. at the Up With People cast are encour- Brennan Park Leisure Centre. aged to attend the show and stay The identity of the featured celebrity is found within the Up With People features perform- show is locally sponsored by the afterward for an informal meetin; answers in the puzzle. In order to take the TV Challenge, ers from around the world, tradi- Howe Sound Arts Council, the and interview. unscramble the letters noted with asterisks within the puzzle. tional costumes and every music District of Squamish and the For more information about the ACROSS. 5. - Marie of The Dick Van 1. Michaela Quinn’s portrayer Dyke Show (1961 -66) and dance style you can think of. Squamish and Howe Sound Canada Day celebration call the 5. Virginia __ 6. Anthony Edwards’ series It’s the world premiere tour of The Chamber of Commerce. local chamber of commerce office 9. Part of a screwdriver 7. Lawyer’s abbr. Festival, Up With People’s newest Tickets are $10 for students and 892-9244. 10. __ Bean 8. Portrayer of one of 12. Santa’s shoe width Seinfeld’s friends (hyph. 13. the Sheriff (1987-89) wd.) 16. Vadis? ; 1952 Feter 9. - Miles Ustinov movie 11, Phyllis Kirk’s role on The 17. Initials for the star of Father Thin Man (1 957-59) Knows Best 14. Lois’ man, in the fu’nnies 18. Patinkin’s Chicago Hope 15. Initials for Mr. Gould role 18. Land of the __(1 968-70) 20. Monogram for Granny 19. - 91 1 Clam pet t ‘s portrayer 22. Skin lotion ingredient 21. See 42 Down 24. Hot ; M*A*S*H role 23. Lioness in the 1974 series 29. Home of the rimson Tide, Born Free familiarly 25. Toni Tennille‘s state of birth: 31. Fred Sanford’s portrayer All Aboard abbr. 34. old cowhand from

26. -. ~ and Nancy; 1986 Gary the Rio Grande ... ” Const. Tony Porato, naval Oldman film 35. Robert Wagner’s state of officer Paula Forester of 27. Came in first birth: abbr. the HMCS Vancouver, 28.~- Techniaue often used in 19 36. - Crackerby ; 1965-66 Burl Down,’for short lves sitcom and Const. Rob Pearson 29. ___ Maverick (1981 -82) 37. Empty __(1 988-95) aboard the HMCS 30. Drug addict 40. House (1 986-88) Vancouver. On June 12, 32. Initials for Ekberg 42. With 21 Across, fast-paced the president, vice-presi- 33. Jimmy Smits’ NYPD Blue game (2) role 44. George M. Cohan’s state of dent and manager of the 38. Second person, in the Bible birth: abbr. Squamish and Howe 39. Phone button No. 6 46. Initials for Reiser’s co-star Sound Chamber of 41. Connors or Wallace 42. Monogram for late diplomat ,-w1!3 css!laIN Commerce welcomed Dulles uo!lnloS delegates of the Kansai 43. Legend maker Canada West Business 45. Portrayer of Miles on Forum. The delegates, Murphy Brown 47. Role on The Waltons (1972- re presentat ives from bus i - 81) ness and industry located 48. _.Is Torn Jones (1969-71 ) in the Kansai Region of --DOWN Japan and western 1. Actor on Brotherly Love (2) Canada, travelled the 2. Beverage HMCS Vancouver for a 3. Initials for Khrushchev cruise to Canada Place. 4. At - ; 1983 Jimmie Walker sitcom

JUNE 2.5, 1996 THE-S~UAMISH CHIEF

SATURDAY TUESDAY 9:30 0 “Solar Force“ (1995) Mi- FRIDAY chael Pare, Billy Drago. A futuristic JUNE 29,1996 sent on a mission to a decim JUNE 25,1996 cop is sent on a rnission to a JUNE 28,1996 JUNE 30,1996 decimated Earth. (In Stereo) ‘R’ D Earth. (In Stereo) ‘R’ El (1 EVENING min.) EVENING (1 hr., 31 min.) EVENING EVENING general me 11:00 @ !i “Heatseeker” (1995) * (1988, Drama) George Dz D.m. Norbert Weisser, Keith Cooke. A 6:OO @ +Yz “Johnny Mnemonic” 6:OO (ID “A Perfect Stranger”.( 1994, 6:OO 0 0 “Spies” (1993, Adven- in tt 6:OO @ **:2 “Wolf” (1994) Jack human kickboxer is pitted against (1995) Keanu Reeves, Dolph Drama) Robert Urich, Stacy ture)-_ (Part. 1 of 2) Ctoris Jason Patric. A groupii ce, Nicholson, Michelle Pfeiffer. A Haiduk. A guilty conscience Leachman, David Dukes. A pa- vengeance-bent rebels trac wolf bite gives an editor a horrific a deadlycyborg. ‘R’(1 hr., 31 min.) Lundgren. Hired thugs stalk a 12:30 Q (ji) **%“Lili Marleen” courier implanted with a computer plagues a woman who begins to triotic Long Island youth uncovers lost Soviet tank through the st, John’s riew lease on life. (In Stereo) ‘R’ZC ghanistan wilderness. (2 hrs. (1981, Drama) Hanna Schygulla, chip. (In Stereo) ‘R’ (213 (1 hr., 38 have feelings for another man a dot to assassinate President # (2 hrs.. 5 rnin.) kin.) . Giancarlo Giannini. War intrudes min.) while her elderly husband is dying. Franklin D. Roosevelt. (1 hr.) “bvites all to 8:OO (D :.iz’ **I,? ”Sharky’s (In Stereo) El (2 hrs.) “Without Warning: Terror in the Machine” (1981, Drama) Burt on the affair between a German 8:OO (D *** “Darlings of the Gods” 3:30 @ ff%“Dolores Claibo ssed even @ ‘/2 “Apollo 13” ( 1995) Tom Towers” (1993, Drama) Susan (1995) Kathy Bates, Jenf Reynolds, Rachel Ward. An At- singer and her Jewish lover as her (1990, Drama) (Part 1 of 2) An- *** Hanks, Bill Paxton. Based on the Ruttan, James Avery. Massive Jason Leigh. An abrasive wo lanta cop encounters pimps, song becomes a hit with the Nazis. thony Higgins, Me1 Martin. Laur- until p-1 (2 hrs.. 20 min.) ence Olivier‘s fairy-tale marriage true story of the ill-fated 1970 rescue efforts are mobilized to is accused of murdering her Scouting crooked politicians and drug de- moon mission. (In Stereo) ‘PG’ El save occupantsof New YorkCity’s r alers while investigating the @ +1’2 “The Club” (1994) Kim to Vivien Leigh crumbles beneath ployer. (In Stereo) ‘R’a(2 hrs. Coates, Rino Romano. A student the pressures of infidelity and in- (2 hrs., 20 min.) World Trade Center after a ter- cia1 will tak rnurder of a call girl. (2 hrs., 30 8:20 @ (ZJ **Yz “Perry. Mason: rorist bombing. (In Stereo) (2 rnin.) niin.) executes a demonic plan against sanity. (1 hr., 30 min.) III) t @ @I L’Affaire de I’amour perdu” (1987, hrs.) :13:**!5 “Robin Hood: Men in his classmates. (In Stereo) ‘R’ Etl ** “Anzio” (1968, Drama) (1 hr., 34 rnin.) Robert Mitchum, Peter Falk. Lone .. Drame) Raymond Burr, Jean @ IW*“It Could Happen to You” Tights” (1993, Comedy) (PA)Cary (1994) Nicolas Cage, Bridget 1:35 0 * ‘/2 “Satisfaction” (1988, snipers and costly miscalculations Simmons. L’avocat Perry Mason Elwes. Richard Lewis. Robin ral- defend I’epoux d’une ancienne Fonda. A patrolman and a wai- lies his men against Prince John Drama) Justine Bateman, Liam jeopardize the Allied invasion of Neeson. A teen-age orphan fore- World War I1 Italy. (2 hrs., 30 min.) maitresse qui est accusee du tress split a lottery jackpot. (In MONDAY and the Sheriff of Rottingham in meurtre d’un maitre chanteur. @I Stereo) ‘PG’ @I(1 hr., 41 min.) Me1 Brooks’ sendup of the legen- goes college to turn her efforts @ ** “The Last Ride” (1994) toward a potentially successful Mickey Rourke, Lori Singer. An (2 hrs., 5 min.) 8:OO 0 0 **Yz “K-9” (1989, JULY 1,1996 dary outlaw. (In Stereo) @I(2 hrs.) 8:30 @ “Ninja Kids 4: The Power Comedy-Drama) James Belushi, 8:30 @ *** “My Family/Mi Fam- rock ’n’ roll band. (2 hrs., 15 min.) ex-con rodeo rider falls for a beau- 1:37 Q 3:*** “Bat 21” (1988, tiful bank robber. (In Stereo) ‘R’ (1 Within” (1995) Ted Jan Roberts, Me1 Harris. An unorthodox nar- EVENING ilia” (1995) Jimmy Smits, Esai Jacob Parker. A young martial ar- cotics agent who lost one partner Morales. A Latino family’s life is Drama) Gene Hackman, Danny hr., 40 min.) Glover. During the Vietnam War, a 9:00 0 3::+* “Where Are My tist obtains a mystical ring. ‘PG-13’ too many is forced to team up with 6:OO (D ff%“Heart and S traced across three generations. (1 hr., 37 min.) a no-nonsense police dog. El (2 ’R’ (2 hrs., 6 niin.) daredevil pilot and a 53-year-old Children?” (1394, Drama) Marg Air Force colonel struggle to make Helgenberger, Corbin Bernsen. 9:00 0 @I**% “Diplomatic Im- hrs.) @ (6? *** “Bourn bourn” (1990, theirwaytosafety. (2 hrs., 15min.) After serving time for a petty munity” (1991 Drama) Wendel @ *t+% “Dolores Claiborne” Comedie) Viktor Lazlo, Sergi Meldrum, Michael Riley. A Can- (1995) Kathy Bates, Jennifer Matev. Une jeune dentiste habite 2:OO (D )1t**l/2 “Scott of the An- charge, a mother returns from jail tarctic” (1948, Adventure) John to find her children have been sold adian diplomat is drawn into El Jason Leigh. An abrasive woman slimy banker they failed to un appartement situe juste au- Salvador’s web of violence when is accused of murdering her em- boyhood. (In Stereo) El dessus de celui d’un bel homme Mills, Derek Bond. A fact-based into adoption. (In Stereo) 5 (2 account of the ill-fated 191 1 polar hrs.) she is sent to oversee her coun- ployer. (In Stereo) ‘R’a (2 hrs., 11 @ ** “A Good Man i cefibataire. 0 (2 hrs.) try’s aid program. 5 (2 hrs.) min.) (1994) Colin Friels, 11:OO@ ** “The Basketball Diaries” expedition commanded by British @ @I ** “Mortelle randonnee” explorer Robert Falcon Scott. (2 (1 983, Drame) Michel Serrault, 0 “A Perfect Stranger” 0**1h “For the Boys” (1991 Whalley-Kilmer. A naive ( 1995) Leonard0 DiCaprio, Bruno (1994, Drama) Robert Urich, Comedy-Drama) Bette fvlidler, diplomat is assigned Kirby. A high-school athlete falls hrs.) Isabelle Adjani. Un detective prive 2:15 @ +** “Fresh” (1994) Sean s’attache a une jeune criminelle et Stacy Haiduk. A guilty conscience James Caan. Personal and pro- emerging nation. (In Stere into drug addiction and crime. ‘R’ plagues a woman who begins to fessional complications fail to (1 hr., 35 min.) (1 hr., 42 min.) Nelson, ‘ Giancarlo Esposito. A la suit de loin dans ses deplace- young boy tries escape his vi- ments. D(2hrs., 15 min.) have feelings for another man deter two US0 performers in a 7:OO *** “Defending Y 12:30 0 ’i.ii k ‘5 “Let Him Have It” to * “The Last Time while her elderly husband is dying. partnership spanning 50 years. (In (1991, Drama) Chris Eccleston, olent surroundings. (In Stereo) ‘R’ 1O:OO 0 *** I (1 hr., 52 min.) Saw Paris” (1954, Drama) Eliza- (In Stereo) (2 hrs.) Stereo) Bl (3 hrs.) Paul Reynolds. An account of “My Bodyguard” (1 980, 8:15 @ (3J **Yz “Le Decalogue: Tu beth Taylor, Van Johnson. Based a *** . 1952 England’s controversial Drama) Chris Makepeace, Matt ne tueras point” (1988, Drame) murder trial, in which a teen-ager on F. Scott Fitzgerald’s story about an American writer who revisits Dillon. A new student at a Chicago Krzysztof Globisz, Miroslaw Baka. was executed for a policeman’s high school hires a much-feared Tout nouveau avocat, son premier murder. (2 hrs.. 20 min.) Paris, the scene of his disastrous marriage. (2 hrs.) classmate to protect him from a client abat un chauffeur de taxiUn 12:45 Q * * “Tbe Trial” (1993) Kyle gang of bullies. (In Stereo) (2 hrs.) nouveau avocat a pour son pre- MacLachlan, Anthony Hopkins. A THURSDAY @ *** “Die Hard With a Venge- ance” (1995) Bruce Willis, Jeremy 1O:OO (D *lr* “Daniel Takes a Train” mier client un meurtrier. (1 hr., 5 Two federal agents att nian is put or1 trial for a crime which min.) destroy a financier‘s empi JUNE 27,1996 Irons. A New York cop must stop a (1983, Drama) Peter Rudolph, IS not explained. ‘NR’ (1 hr., 58 Sandor Zsoter. In 1956 revolu- 9:00 8 @ (D “Where Are My min.) mad bomber‘s game of revenge. ** (In Stereo) El (2 hrs.,.8 min.) tionary Hungary, a teen-ager Children?” (1994, Drama) Marg 1:30 :12! “American Born” EVENING ‘R’ 12:OO (D @I **%“Lily in Love” agrees to help a friend, a deserting Helgenberger, Corbin Bernsen. americains” (1989, Co (1990. Drama) Joey Travolta, soldier, escape to freedom in Aus- After serving time for a petty Magraret Langrick, 6:OO @ *%“Friday” (1995) Ice (1985, Comedy) Christopher Andy Zeller. Modern-day execu- tria. (Subtitled) (1 hr., 30 min.) charge, a mother returns from jail Wildman. Une jeune fem Cube, Chris Tucker. Buddies in Plummer, Maggie Smith. An actor tioners seek vengeance for the 10:30 @ “Nina Takes a Lover” to find her children have been sold rendau mariage de son cousin South Central LA. ponder re- poses as an Italian matinee idol **Yz murder of a New York Mafia chief- (1994) Laura San Giacomo, Paul into adoption. (In Stereo) @I(2 Etats-Unis et elle part a la paying a dealer. ‘R’ (1 hr., 31 min.) after being passed over for the tain. (2 hrs.) Rhys. A woman tells a journalist hrs.) cherche des beaux gars. U! .ii 8:OO (ij~*+’i’2 “Backtrack” (1989, . lead role in a movie written by his 1:35 0 ** “Tree of Hands” about her extramarital affair. ‘R’ (1 (3-J “Without Warning: Terror in hrs.) (1989, Suspense) Helen Shaver, Suspense) Jodie Foster, Dennis wife. (2 hrs.) hr., 40 min.) the Towers” (1993, Drama) Susan 9 :00 0 @) **l/z “Whispers in1 Lauren Bacall. Based on Ruth Hopper. A mob assassin becomes 12:15 @ *”Private Lessons, Another Story” (1994) Mariana Morgan, 12:OO (D **Yz “A Kiss Before Dying” Ruttan, James Avery. Massive Dark” (1992, Suspense) Rendell’s novel about a grief- obsessed with his latest target, an Annabella Sciorra, Jamey SI innocent woman who witnessed a Ray Garaza. A photographer (1 991 Suspense) Matt Dillon, rescue efforts are mobilized to stricken woman who kidnaps a Sean Young. A woman’s investi- save occupantsof New YorkCity’s idan. Bizarre sexual obsess young boy to replace her dead gangland execution. @I(2 hrs.) scours Miami for a sensual new model. (In Stereo) ‘R’ @I (1 hr., 26 gation into her twin sister’s ap- World Trade Center after a ter- propel a lonely psychiatrist in1 grandson. (2 hrs.) 8 (7:) * l/2 “Hudson Hawk” (1991, min.) parent suicide leads to startling rorist bombing. (In Stereo) Eil (2 affair with a man who mightb 2:OO a **.I2 “Sherlock Holmes in Adventure) Bruce Willis, Danny killer.._.... (In Stereo) El (2 hrs I Aiello. A burglar is mixed up with a 12:30 a !:* “Casanova’s Big revelations about her new hus- hrs.) Nt?w‘fork’’ (1976, Mystery) Roger @I 8 3:;+*% “Trial & Error” “Heart and CIA operative, a Vatican agent Night” (1954, Comedy) Bob Hope, band. (2 hrs.) a 0 a***% Moore, Patrick Macnee. Holmes (1993, Drama) Tim Matheson, (19 93 Cnmedv) RnhPrt I and two millionaires in a plot to Joan Font3ine. A tailor’s appren- 12:05 @J *** “Dead Bang” and Watson learn that a kidnap- Helen Shaver. A long-thought- steal da Vinci artifacts. (2 hrs.) tice gets ini~trouble when he (1989, Suspense) Don Johnson, ping has occurred in a plct to Penelope Ann Miller. A Los An- solved double murder threatens to Four guardian angels corner the world’s gold supply. (2 (D (i32) **.k “No Way to Treat a masquerades as the grzat lover Casanova. (2 hrs., 45 min.) geles detective’s investigation into derail an ambitious prosecutor’s to redeem their past hrs.) Lady” (1968, Mystery) Rod a patrolman’s murder leads him to political campaign. (In Stereo) El slimy banker they 7.’ Steiger, George Segal. A woman- 1 :00 (D ff1/2 “She” (1965, Fantasy) 2:07 0: k*k12 “The Adventures a nest of neo-Nazis in the Midwest. (2 hrs.) -- ... -.. of Baron Munchausen” (1 989, hating murderer and a Jewish de- Ursula Andress, John Richardson. A mysterious woman convinces a (2 hrs.) (D Q *tk% “The Big Sleep” a: “Far a Fantasy) John Neville, Eric Idle. tective are joined together in a ra art 1 n man that he is the reincarnation of 12:30 @ ***’/2 “Nobody’s Fool” (1 978, Mystery) Robert Mitchum, I3- . -. ..- , ,. -. - . - . -) . -. - , - .- The legendary nobleman embarks dangerous battle of wits. (2 hrs.) (1994) Paul Newman, Jessica Sarah Miles. Los Angeles private Nicole Kidman. An Irishman on an adventure to reassemble his “Amanda and the Alien” (1 995) her former lover, Based on H. Rider Haggard’s novel. (2 hrs.) Tandy. A 60-year-old handyman eye Philip Marlowe travels to the wealthy woman he loves d superhuman comrades and rout Nicole Eggert, Stacy Keach. A revels in his irresponsibility. (In London to look into the blackmail their class-crossed relation5 California girl befriends a fugitive 135 0 @I*l/2 “Exposure” (1991, the Turks from Europe. (2 hrs., 45 Stereo) ‘R’ @I (1 hr., 50 min.) of a retired general. (2 hrs.) turn-of-the-century America. from outer space. ‘R’ (1 hr., 35 Suspense) Petercoyote, Amanda rnln.) 1:45 Q “The Squeaker” 10:30 @ *Yz “Johnny Mnemonic” Stereo) @I(2 hrs.) min.) Pays. A photojournalist’s investi- 0 *t+% gation into a murder leads to a (1937, Mystery) Edmund Lowe, (1995) Keanu Reeves, Dolph 10:00 @ *lt* “Barcelona” ( 8:30 @ (c]** “Les Ripoux” (1984, Ann Todd. A disgraced policeman Lundgren. Hired thugs stalk a Taylor Nichols, Chris Eigt Comedie) Philippe Noiret, Thierry violent confrontation with Rio de seeking to restore his honor goes courier implanted with a computer Two American cousins pursi Lhermitte. Un nouveau collegue Janeiro‘s drug lords. (2 hrs., 15 Inve~ under cover to nab the murderous chip. (In Stereo) ‘R’ Ell (1 hr., 38 i.and.-, .- - ..in . Snain . ,...(In Stereo integre devient une menace pour min.) 1:45 @ “Gladiator Cop” (1995) leader of a stolen-goods ring. (1 min.) 13’ @I (1 hr.,’40 mh.) un inspecteur combinard qui pra- hr., 45 min.) 11:35 0 “Table for Five” 11:45 @ “Amanda and the tique des methodes peu ortho- Lorenzo Lamas, George Tou- *** liatos. An ex-detective must re- 2:OO (D @I **** “Thieves Like Us” (1983, Drama) Jon Voight, Ri- (1995) Nicole WEDNESDAY doxe. El (2 hrs., 15 rnin.) (1974, Drama) Keith Carradine, chard Crenna. A divorced father Keach. 0:OO @ “The Client” (1994) trieve a mystical sword. (In Ste.reo) *** Shelley Duvall. A fugitive and a attempts to make up for his abs- fugitive from outer Susan Sarandon, Tommy Lee ‘R’ a (1 hr., 32 min.) JUNE 26,1996 young backwoods woman from ence by taking his three children 1:3035 min.)@ “Gladiator Cop” (I Jones. A boy with a mob secret 2:07 Q 3:;It*** “The African on a European cruise. (2 hrs.) hires a lawyer to protect him. (In Queen” (1951, Adventure) Hum- Mississippi fall in love during the EVENING Depression-era crime spree. (2 12:OO ”Seems Like Old Lorenzo Lamas, George Stereo) ‘PG-13’ III) (2 hrs.) phrey Bogart, Katharine Hepburn. .*** mp takes PI hrs., 30 min.) Times” (1980, Comedy) Goldie liatos. An ex-detective 2:OO 0 [jl: “Madly in Love” (1991, A missionary persuades a gin- 6:OO “The Other Side of the Law” Hawn, Chevy Chase. A soft- trieve a mystical’sword. Drama) Remy Girard, Jean Ro- swizzling riverboat captain to des- 2:05 0 (3J *** “Cross of Iron” (1995) Jurgen Proctinow, Yves hearted lawyer is torn between her ‘R’ Ell ‘(1 hr., 32 rnin.) chefort. A married 40-year-old troy a World War I German gun- (1977, Drama) James Coburn, Renier. A fugitive makes contact hopeless former husband-turned- 1:35 0 “Lovespell” embarks on an all-consuming af- boat in the Congo. (2 hrs., 15 min.) Maximilian Schell. Brutal warfare ** with the sori tie left behind. ‘R’ (1 thief and the uptight politician she Drama) Richard Bu fair with a woman he once loved in on the Russian front in World War tir., 37 niin.) 3:OO (D 03 * “Homework” (1982, married. (In Stereo) (2 hrs.) Mulgrew. A love potio eartierdays. (Dubbed) Bl(2hrs., 5 I1 brings out the best and worst in 7:OO ”Spring Flirig!” (1995. Co- Comedy) Joan Collins, Michael 12:05 @ @? jr% “Cyborg” (1989, gedy for a 9th-century Ir rnin.) two German officers. (2 hrs., 15 medy) James Eckhouse. Joyce Morgan. A high-school student min.) Science Fiction) Jean-Claude Van marriage. to his youn @I.k “Coldblooded” (1995) DeWitt. The onslaught of tourist !i has a difficulttime trying to lose his 0 i:f::. **%“Major League” Damme, Deborah Richter. The hrs., 15 min.) Jason Priestly, Peter Riegert. A virginity. (2 hrs.) s txi son co nip lr ca t es two c h iId ren ’s (1989, Comedy) Tom Berenger, search for a stolen robot leads an 2:OO ** “Comfo crime lord promotes his bookie to plans to prevent the sale of their i.i:3i ***?/2 “Things to Come” Charlie Sheen. A baseball team adventurer into battle against a (1984, Comedy) B assassin status. (In Stereo) ‘R’ D father’s beachfront inn. (111 Stereo) (I936, Science Fiction) Raymond owner assembles a motley group nomadic tribe of post-apocalyptic Eleanor David. A disc j (1 hr., 32 rnin.) :!r: (2 hrs.) Massey, Ralph Richardson. Wil- of players hoping their poor per- scavengers. (2 hrs.) comes entangled in a 1:30 @ +?,i “Mirror Images 11” liam Cameron Menzies’ adapta- 7:30 0 **I 2 “Cocoon: The Re- formance will enable her to sell 1215 @ ”Amanda and the Alien” (2rival hrs.) gangland ice cream ve turn” (1988, Fantasy) Don (1994) Shannon Whirry, Luca tion of the H.G. Wells novel about out. (2 hrs., 15 min.) (1995) Nicole Eggert, Stacy Bercovici. Twin sisters’ opposing mankind’s efforts to rebuild their Ameche, Wilford Brimley. Reju- 3:OO 6B “Ninja Kids 4: The Power Keach. A California girl befriends a 2:07 Q 3;** “And venated senior citizens return to personalities put them at odds. (In war-torn planet. (2 hrs.) fugitivefromouterspace. ‘R’(1 hr., Woman” (1957, Dr Stereo) ‘NR’ [II] (I hr., 32 min.) Within” (1995) Ted Jan Roberts, Earth with their Antarean bene- 3:30 @ “The Last Hide” (1YY4) 35 min.) Bardot, Curt Jurg (1~1) *k “Dream Machine” ** Jacob Parker. A young martial ar- factors to retrieve alien cocoons. 1:35 0 Mickey Rourke, Lori Singer. An 1:35 0 **Yz “The Day of the Frenchwoman finds it h (1991, Comedy) Corey Haim, tist obtains a mystical ring. ‘PG-13’ 0 (2 hrs.. 30 rnin.) ex-con rodeo rider falls for a beau- Dolphin” (1973, Drama) George resist temptation Evan Richards. A collegian‘s ex- (1 hr., 37 min.) 8:OO 0 ”Golden Will: The Silken tiful bank robber. (In Stereo) ‘R’ (1. C. Scott, Trish Van Devere. Super- through a series 1.7.: citement over his dream car is 3:35 0 *%“Over the Top” Laumann Story” (1996, Drama) hr., 40 rnin.) intelligent dolphins are kidnapped fairs. (2 hrs., 15 min.) severely curtailed when he dis- (1 987, Drama) Sylvester Stallone, Nancy Anne Sakovich, Dylan from their trainer by saboteurs 3:OO (D @I** ‘I covers the trunk’s macabre con- Robert Loggia. A trucker tries to Neal. Basedon the true story of the scheming to blow up the presi- (1988, Horror) tents. (2 hrs.) renew his relationship with his es- Cariadian athlete who overcame a tranged son while preparing for an dent’s yacht. (2 hrs., 15 min.) rowney, Brian Robbins. A 2:07 Y2 “Cocoon: The Re- devastating injury to triurnph at the 0 3:;** important arm-wrestling contest. 2:OO (D 0 **** “Goodbye Again” cartoonist’s mon turn’’ (1988, Fantasy) Don 1992 Olympic Games. (2 hrs.) (1 hr., 55 min.) (1961, Comedy) Ingrid Bergman, terrorizes an art colony af Ameche, Wilford Brimley. Reju- Yves Montand. Neglected by her unwittingly brought to life (D (12.) “Srnokey and the +** venated senior citizens return to lover, a Parisian lady accepts the @ “Hollow Point” (1996) Bandit” (1977, Comedy) Burt Earth with their Antarean bene- attentions of another man. (2 hrs., Ian Griffith, Tia C Reynolds, Jackie Gleason. A man factors to retrieve alien cocoons. 30 min.) era1 agents atte hired to hightail it io Texas for an (2 hrs., 30 min.) (D *** “10 Rillington Place” financier‘s empi illegal beer run picks up a runaway 3:OO (D @I “633 Squadron” ** Road Sense (1971 I Mystery) Richard Atten- min.) bride and angers a stubborn (1 964, Drama) Cliff Robertson, borough, John Hurt. A psychotic sheriff. (2 hrs.) George Chakiris. An Allied I neighbor murders a young woman 8:30 @ ($1 **’,?“Les Bons De- squadron launches an attack on a and helps convict her husband of barras” (1980, Drame) Charlotte Norwegian-based Nazi fuel fac- reminds you the crime. Based on a famous Laurier, Marie Tifo. La vie tragique tow.~. (fhrs.) P British case. (2 hrs.) d’une famille malchanceuse du point de vue d’une fille tres inde- to crtme-proot your car. pendante. @I(2 hrs.. 20 rnin.) WbveSound Breast Feeding Support Group mepn our montht meeting. call Jill at 898-1544. IBreastfeeding drop+ pmhdes o a decim 3’ El (1 hr I Howe Sound Ringette ann1 assistance and support Mays 10 I general meeting June 25 at a.m. to 1 1:30 a.m. at Coast-Ganbakli “The Be Notices for non-profit organizations run free in the Squamish Chief. Please phone 892-9161 or drop a copy irge Dzun :30p.m. in the senior lounge ai Health Unit. Call 892-3585. I\ group off at our offices before noon. theThursdav Prior to Publication. :bels trad le leisure centre. ISquarnish Hospice Society dun irough the I St. John’s Anglican Church meet the third Monday ss. (2 hrs. tee= each tvites all to a strawberry month at 7:30 p.m. Call 898-9854. res Claibo&sseTf evening- June 25 from ! Bridge Club meets Monday nights at 7:30 p.m. at the ISquamish Birthright offers confi- wasiveJen$m. wo until 7 p.m. Masonic Hall on Ciaeland Awue. For information call Kathy at dential help to any wman distressed b jering her Scouting registration and 892-9823 OY Wneat 898-2702. 3’ @I(2 hrs. an unplanned pfqv.Tuesday to tcia1 will take place at 7 p.m. it Cribbage Night at the R@ Canadian Legion, for members Friday 10 a.m.-1 p.m. 01 7-9 p.m. e Sea to Sky Hotel ballroom and guest, 8 p.m. each Wednesday. Thursday. Fordetarls phone 892-9329. ne 25. Register your beaver, uf problem drinkers. Call 1688-1716. Squamish Weavers and Spinners Guild meets once a ITOPS -Take Off Pounds Sensibly b, scout or venturer. H Narcotics Anonymous meets ~ryWednesday at month. For info call Shirley at 892-3373. meets Wednesday at 635 p.m. at the a to Sky Free-Net 730 p.m. at the library on the Stanramus Resene. .’The Squamish Valley Equestrian Association meets the United Church. Call 898-5260. ciation’s AGM will be held .The Hawe Sound Women’s Centre offers information and last Tuesday of the month at 730 p.m. at St. Joseph’s Catholic ISquamish Hearty Lifestyles is sday, June 27 at 7 p.m. in referrals by phone ordrop-in Mondaythmgh hiday, m-4p.m. Church. For info call Pat at 898-5583or Suzanne at 898-5939. mrking to votelwalthy chows to Tantalus Seniors’ Centre. phone 892-5748. .The Squamish Archery Club meets eery Wednesday at 7 mprm Heart H& and prevent dis- members are welcome. Legal Aid is a free service provided under quding arcum- p.m. at the rod and gun dub. For info contact Van at 898-3875. 3ase.To inquire ancf/or dunteer call istration for the 1996 stances. .The Alano Club bingo runs every Sunday at 37978 Third Sarah Braebrook at 892-5898. en’s summer reading Apply on the second floor at 38141 Second Awue, Squamish. Avenue at Vioria Street Ks a family affair. IA Critical Incident Stress p will begin on June 29 and phone 892-5114. Sea to Sky FamilyTreeTracers meets on the third I kbriefing Program has been set up ntinue throughout July and WUmen in Difficutt Relationships -A confidential mn- Wednesdq of each month at 73p.m. at the castle Rock com- to assist people who haw experienced t. This year‘s reading selling group lbr \~vrrmenin or out of an abusiw relationship. plex. for information call 898-4775. a Wmabc incident. (21emergency will be Bound for call Lise at 892-5796. IProposed public traditional school - for more information pager 1-604-979-8576. ure. Phone the library at W Pearl’s PlaceTransition House - Call 892-571 1. phone Marcia at 89&4485. Is your child struggling in a crowd- -31 10 for more information. Wunteers ahlatie to listen to and support women qrienang Into me outdoors? Looking for hiking, climbing or skiing ed dass, not learning the kcsof read- Up With People perform The abuse. Shelter can house ssen women and children. partners? Support group meets at Xanthine’s Tuesdays at 7:30 ing and wrrbng skills? Parents interest- stival July 1 at the Brennan Parents Offering Support and Education (POSE), support- p.m. call Demck Home at 898-3142 . ed in starbng a co-op home schooling rk Leisure Centre. Tickets cost ing families which are raising children with physical, mental or The Squamish-Whistler Car Club meets the first program, call 898-4806 for more details. 2 for adults and $1 0 for emofional challenges, meets the first and thirdTuesdays of the Wednesday of every month at 7 p.m., alternating between B Home Emergency Response niors and students. montt7 at Sea to Sky Communrty Services office. Quinn’s in Squamish and Boston Pizza in Whistler. Call Arnie Program: Help is only a touch away commodation is still needed For details dl Bev at 898-5052or Susan at 898-4212. Andersorl at 898-3573 or kagh Menberger at 892-9877. when you suknbe to the Lifeline cast members. If you can help ICanadian Cancer Society meets the second Monday of the W Hmeschod, ages 9-1 1. Are you interested in parbapating Monitoring System. For details call Sally I Robin or Alison at 892-5977. month in the hospRal board room at 73p.m. in a small group in Squamish. Please call 892-5600. NicW, 892521 1. For pabent sen/ices irrb call Katy McIntosh at 898-3399, The Squamish Gardeners meet once a month in drfferent MHyou ara laved one suffers from FaAunteer info call Thomas at 892-5664. locations from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Each meeting has a different topic. Lupus, and you are interested in P Overeaters Anoarymosrs: meets at Squarish Generd For dekk &! 892 5577. ??leetingdates ZE 27, June 17, *rting a support grnt.Jp, or if you iospital board room emy Sunday night at 7 p.m. For info call July 15, Aug. 19, Sept. 16, Oct 21 and Nm i8. know Someone who has Lupus, call 392-3359. E Parents looking fsr summer activity programs for their Rhonda at 898-3324. ISingles Fhendship Club meetings are wry Thursday at 8 children aged fr\R to 10 are encouraged to consider the Squamish and District Diabetes ).main the Sea to Sky Hotel. Summer Fun Club being operated by Sea to Sky Community Assuciatbn is a support group br %r details call Tom at 898-5847 or Bonnie at 898-9667. SeMces beginning July 2 and ending Aug. 23. For idormation thoss of all ages with diabetes, fnends ISenior citizens counselling seMce is a fsee service to help call Deb at 892-5796. and famity Meetings are tflc third Tues- miors complete applications for pensions and other benefits lsll The Squamish Hamets track and field club is starting up day of the month at 73prn. at md access other agencies. again. For det;uls call Gary Enkel at 892-5839. Tantalus Seniors Centre. For details call ’or more information, call Charles Schilberg at 898-9393, IB$ The Squamish Rockdimkrs’Association is looking for Art at 898-5445. IChildren and Adults with Attention Deficit Dimtier meet members. This group comprises Squamish resjdents who are II The Canadian Cancer Society is lethird Monday of wry month at 7 p.m. at the Brackendale interested in rockdimbing and wish to be informed of Idissues pm’ding a support group for persons ;ecOndary School home ec room. and wnts.To register, please dl Ron at 892-5 18 1. living Wrtt.1 cancer, and their families. In holiday Mondays meetings will be held Tuesday For details II Parent-tot dmp-in pmgram foa parents and children six years Meetings are the first Tuesday of the call 898-3491. and under is held Monday, Wednesday and Fnday from 930- month at 8 p.m. in the hospital board- EB.C. Special Olympics (Squamish Id)needs wlunteers 11 :30 a.m. at Sea to Sky Communrty Services. Fix details, call room. For &tails call Katy at 898-3399 and athletes. Call Sherry at 892-2224. Joanne, Sharon or Nina at 892-5796. or Maritynne at 898-5047. Frontline Continentals rform at Squamish H Royal Canadian Legion Ladies or Paul Muster at 898-2100. rec room. New members or guests wel- to Sky summer choir Auxiliary meets at the Legion Hall last Tantalus Seniors Centre at 1471 come. Phone Raj Kahlon at 892-5011. takes place July 15 to 19 Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. Pemberton Ave. is open Monday to Friday, The Howe Sound Arts Council is a ssions on Monday to Executive meeting every second to last 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. Drop in and enjoy smoke- volunteer organization created to encour- ursday from 9 a.m. until noon. Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. free social and refreshments. Crib and age and assist in development of the arts 19 there will be a perfor- Contact Mrs. Amy Poole at 898-5774. cards, pool, darts and music every day. in our community. t the Brennan Park Squamish Royal Canadian Legion Call 892-1066 for information. Monthly meetings are held the fourth needs all Legion members. Please plan to W The Royal Purple of Squamish meets Wednesday of the month. For details call Victim Services pro- attend our next general meeting. the second Tuesday of each month at 8 Kathleen at 898-5951. am is in need of more volun- H Kinsmen Club of Squamish meets on p.m. If you are free to do volunteer work or Sea to Sky Communities Network (for- service provides sup- the second and fourth Thursday evenings help with the new alcohol and drug aware- merly Freenet) public terminals at ation and appropriate of each month. If you are between the ness program call Terry at 892-5731. To Squamish Public Library. A growing commu- ictims and witnesses ages of 19 and 45 and interested in a com- become a new member call 892-5731. nity information source for non-profit organi- munity club that stresses service and fel- Squamish Block Parents is in need of mat ions. nd are compassion- lowship, call Don Burroughs at 892-2020 new Block Parents throughout the area. Free worldwide communications. Call 892- nd an effective listener, days or evenings at 898-3526. You need not be a parent, just someone 5467 for details. ms are available at m Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Squamish concerned with safety in the community. W Sea to Sky Community Services RCMP detach- provides volunteer adults to work on a one- For more information contact Liz Shepherd Society provides support and assistance to 8-1572 for more to-one basis with children from single par- at 898-9776 or the Squarnish RCMP individuals and families in the Howe Sound ent families. For details call 892-3125. Kiwanis Club of Squamish meets the corridor. For information phone 892-5796. adness in the First Degree Welcome Wagon hostess brings gifts first and fourth Tuesday of each month at 7 Squarnish RCMP Victim Services - for ature film being shot in and greetings whether you’re new in town, p.m. at the Tantalus Seniors Centre. For more information call Kathy or Karen at 898- mish still needs volunteers. have a new baby, getting married or know more information call Stew McLeod at 898- 1572. rmation sheets on how you a couple who is. Call Kim at 898-8299. 3594. Rotary Club of Squamish meets every get involved are available at Junior Forest Wardens program is a M Squamish Lions Club meetings are Thursday at noon at the Sea to Sky Hotel. Economic Development challenging and regarding outdoor-oriented held the first and third Thursdays of the Visiting Rotarians are always welcome to in the Chieftain Mall. experience. Call Kathy Babuin at 898-3077 month at 7 p.m. at the Easter Seal Camp join. - THE SQUAMISH CHIEF c 26 SSEsl JUNE 25,1996 1

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‘? brackendale celebrates new school ( y Constance Rub various guests in appreciation of devotion and drive in working 1 c their help to the school. toward the new school at The construction workers have The Squamish Pipe Band set the Brackendale and on their patience jd nothing but praise for the stu- tone of the entire ceremony -- a bit and persistence in the face of sever- ents of Brackendale Elementary nostalgic, full of pride and also very al disappointments along the way. a free funeral estate ghool, for the way they behaved colorful -- as they led the guest He also praised the teachers. ing the construction of the new speakers into the crowded gym. School- principal, Mr. Larcombe, 1. Members of the Sko’mish Nation Mayor Lonsdale, and Chief Alana youngsters’ co-operation has had already done their part in crat- Andrew of the Sko’mish Nation only been appreciated but has ing the right spirit, with their drum- each said a few words. School undoubtedly speeded up the ming and dancing while the audi- trustees from Whistler, Pemberton ess of getting the new facility ence gathered. and Squamish were among the y for them to occupy. Mr. John Coe, representing the audience. was fitting, therefore, that the Ministry of Education, arrived from There were performances by Mr. nts themselves should have Victoria to bring greetings from the Grantham’s class and the Garibaldi given such a large part to play government. He wished the stu- School of Dance while the pipe band t weeks opening ceremony of dents well in their new school. provided the grand finale as they I w school. \ Doug Courtice, superintendent of processed out to the school foyer tb T J rry Stirman, a Grade 7 student, schools, commended members of play more marches and traditional a very efficient master of cere- -the parent advisory council for their Scottish airs. s, Kylah Sappo and Amber ton told about the previous 1’s very early days and d an old visitor’s book. mi Germain helped Ms. Rudkin mer the last nail into the lid of ox which is to serve as a time ule -- to be opened in 2011. last item to go into the box was Larcombe’s beloved baseball given to him by B.C. Rail. It four boys to get it away from

ine Harron and Jeremy Smith d Mr. Gregg Brown and Ms. e Metz to unveil the school For All Your Fencing . Jacklyn Westlund and James eil helped the mayor and Ms. And Patio Deck Needs,,. nna Andrew with the cutting of mbolic scarlet ribbon and many the smallest students made a arming business of presenting The Squamish Pipe Band helped celebrate the grand opening of the new * Direct Sa wmill To You Pricing pquets and boxes of chocolates to Brackendale Elementary School. Constance Rulka photo Custom Branch #70 welcomes new members * Siding 1 ast weeks meeting of the Squamish and District Tantalus Sek-iiors’ Centre News * Facia Diabetes Association was a great disappointment President Tom I3vusgaan.d welcomed approximately Jasonly nine people attended. With people out 50 seniors to our annual general meeting last week. * Maned rdening and holidays coming up we have decided to He gave us a report on the centre’s activities the past & Rough ncel meetings until September. year and urged all members to take a more active part Branch #7Q News in the centre. Iou can sure tell gardening weather has arrived as One minute’s silence was observed in the merrlory of !didn’t have very many out for last weeks potluck the following seniors who passed away since our open- Ich or meeting. President Joan Rivett ing: Don Blackman, Tess Brennan, Erma llcomed a new member, Lorraine Mitchell, Katy Feschuk, Margaret lhms. Secretary Jean MclGnnon Marchant, John Hurren, Tom Clark, Harry eived a life membership pin and gold the Lassmann, Albert Corba, H.F. Carney, ‘Iocafedat Cheekye” 898-56PI d. Congratulations to Jean. Margaret Cox, Nellie Lamb, S.S. Tihara, harles Schilberg went over the finan- Hill Claude Hoodspith, Art Reynolds, Dave [report with us and the various com- Smith, Ursula Sawatsky, and Isabel Clarke. :tees presented their reports. Phyllis BY Kay Our apologies if we missed anyone. iham gave each member three penny Wirachowsky The following is the list of the board of S n wrappers and asked us to fill them. directors for the coming year: President, AS OFMAY 13, 1996 ceeds will toward the new drop-in & Ray Miles; Vice-presidents, Don Ross and iors’ centre building. Owen Johnson; Secretary, Mima Runzer; laine Ramsay reported on the bus trips. Tomorrow is Treasurer, Helen Lehman; Directors, Dorothy Dawson, *tripto Chemainus and should be a good one. We Laurane Norstrom, Phyllis Graham, Bessie Stephens, ve the Sea to Sky Hotel parking lot at 7:15 a.m. and Julie Miles and M.S. Hans. A big hand to the outgoing Chieftain Mall at 7:30 a.m. Please don’t be late, as committee and good luck to the incoming board. have a ferry to catch. We will miss all the help from Charles Schilberg. le trip to the PNE is on Aug. 28 and tickets must be Waking Club News .. d for by the end of July. Cost is $7. It was a gorgeous day last week when we went to le Vancouver city bus trip is scheduled for Sept. 10. Cal-cheak. The group was walking from Cal-cheak to kh for more details next week. Brandywine and as Angela figured it would be too Ingratulations to Rachel Cawdell who received the much for me, June and I got dropped off at Elden Evan Michael Lynn ZELENlSKl 0 scholarship donated by Branch #70. Brandywine and walked to the falls and then we all ate LIVINGSTONE Seems early but plans are underway for our annual lunch. The mosquitoes were fed well too. Age 31, 5’1 I”, 165 Ibs. Age 24, 6’0”, I70 Ibs. ‘istmas dinner. This Thursday, June 27 is our windup party at Alice Black hair, Brown eyes Brown hair, Brown eyes will be at the Sea to Sky Hotel and the cost will be Lake, via Glacier Drive. I have to chicken out on this WANTED FOR: WANTED FOR: each. The date is Dec. 6 so mark it on your calen- one too. June and I will be on the far side of the lake. If Possession Of Narcotics, Trafficking, Narcotics, now. you don’t want to leave your car at Glacier Drive, be at Resist Arrest Sexual Assault, line has a three day trip planned for Oct. 1,2, and 3. the lake by 9:20 a.m. to get a ride with Angela or one of Failing to Appear a Campbell River, Sayward whale watching trip. the others. They want to start the actual walk at 9:30 trip includes two nights at a motel in Campbell a.m. instead of 10 a.m. :r. Angela is bringing hot-dogs. If you want anything Intact Elaine for details at 898-5463. There is a fish- else please bring it, plus your own drinks. The walks derby and barbecue at D’Arcy again this year. It is organized through the leisure centre will resume in lduled for Thursday June 27. I can’t seem to get September but we will still have walks every week. THIS SPACE SPONSORED BY ‘h information except it costs $10 to enter the fish- Please watch this column for details. krby in the morning which includes the barbecue. Sorry to hear Joe Gallant was in hospital for a week those not in the derby, the barbecue is by donation. but he is now convalescing at home. ~RTSrips: CIX (604) Beat the heat with simple M.exicandishes Summer long weeks ...love ’em or hate ’em, there’s no 2 tsp. pure ground red chilies ’avidDc escaping the fact we‘re a summer destination area. With 1/2 tsp. dried oregano the added pressure of the camping reservation system, 1/2 tsp. ground cumin fter s you could find would-be campers knocking at your In a large non stick skillet, brown the beef. Drain door. Should you end up feeding the masses, prepare a any fat. Add the onion and garlic. Fry until the onic Mexican buff et dinner. are soft. Add remaining ingredients. Simmer about ford is Mexican food is festive, colorful and popular - even minutes, uncovered, until filling is thick and the liqi I-winn with kids. Keep the fiery sauces to the side for person- has reduced to a sauce consistency. Season with salt a ; io wo alized heat control. Most of the following dishes can be pepper. now I’r prepared in advance and heated before serving, leaving Beef and Cheese Enchiladas ter of e the cook time to visit. 12 soft flour tortillas, 8 inches in diameter SQUAMISH Load up on avocados a few days before making pa- 1 can enchilada sauce camole. 1 recipe beef in red chili sauce CREDIT UNION There’s some sort of natural law that dictates there will 1/2 lb. Monterey Jack cheese, grated Please come in and speak to our be no ripe avocados the day you need them. Rock hard Heat oven to 350 degrees. Warm the enchilada sauce 892-5252 Member Service Representative. avocados will soften up within three or four days. If a skillet. Dip each side of a tortilla in the sauce, just they’re really stubborn, seal them up in a paper bag moisten. Place in a lightly buttered 9 inch by 13 in with a ripe apple. glass baking dish. Spread about 3 Tbsp. filling along t The black, pebbly-slunned Haas variety are the best for centre of the tortilla. Cover with 3 ’I’bsp. grated chee guacamole. They’re richer flavored with the most but- and roll up. Brackendale Secondary School tery textured flesh. Avocados are ready when they yield Continue with each tortilla, fitting them snugly in would like to thank the following companies/individuals for their to a gentle squeeze. Any hollow feeling spots means the single layer in the dish. Cover with any reniainii contribution to the Job Shadow Program for 1995-96 insides have gone bad. enchilada sauce and sprinkle with remaining chee! E C Forest Service Blackcomb Skiing Enterprises Make guacamole shortly before serving. Once exposed Cover with foil and bake about 30 minutes, until chee Cheeky Charlie’s Restaurant Garibaldi Highlands Elementary to the air, avocado discolors quickly. Serve guacamole as melts and the enchiladas are hot. OF0 Tenderfoot Creek Hatchery School a dip for corn chips or as a topping for tacos or tostadas. For a vegetarian version, substitute refried bean Happy Times Preschool Conservation Office Service Guacamole the beef in the filling. For a chicken and cheese fillin R C.M P Squamish Detachment Mountain FM Radio 2 to 3 large, ripe Haas avocados fry 1/2 cup diced onion in butter until soft, add 1/4 School District #48 Morris Collision 1 ripe, medium-sized tomato, finely diced diced canned California green chilies and about 3 Sea to Sky Community Services Howe Sound Equipment 1 small onion, finely diced diced cooked chicken. Moisten with a bit of sour c Shopper‘s Drug Mart Squarnish Ambulance Service and substitute for the beef filling. Use soft corn to Squamish Athletic Club District of Squamish /Aquatic Center 1 to 2 Tbsp. fresh lemon or lime juice Squamish General Hospital Squamish Valley Golf and Country 1 small clove garlic, pressed instead of flour ones. The Garden Center Club Scoop out the avocado flesh and coarsely mash it. Stir To make tacos, use either crispy shells or warm, Xocolatl Chocolate Creations B.C. Hydro in the remaining ingredients. Season with salt and pep- flour tortillas. For tostadas, use flat crisp tortillas North Shore Equestrian Centre Finning Ctd. (Squamish) per. The following recipe makes a good all-purpose fill- top with layers of filling, beans, guacamole and International Forest Products/lumber div Squamish Community Cable 10 ing for either tacos, tostadas or enchiladas. It makes nishes. S unsa t i o naI Vacations E&T industries enough for a dozen tacos or enchiladas. Increase the For the rest of the buffet, offer lots of refried beans Squamish Chief Suncoast Kitchen and Bath recipe accordingly. garnishes to top the tacos or enchiladas - sour cre Club Flex Morris More than Workwear grated cheese, shredded iceberg lettuce, diced tomat destern Pulp Ray Letkeman Architects Inc. Beef in Red Chili Sauce Squamish Fire Department John Acorn Construction Co. I lb. lean ground beef sliced green onions and olives. You must have at le 2olumbia Academy of Television, Radio The Depot 1 medium onion, finely chopped two types of salsas. and Broadcasting First Nation Group Home 1 clove garlic, pressed Guests can create their own combinations of taste a 1 - 796 ml can plum tomatoes textures. For beverages, serve icy cold Mexican beer 1/4 cup finely diced red or green bell pepper jugs of chilled Sangria. Fiesta! Parks host su-mmer programs1 Sumvier yrogrrrms start fhis week at there are things to discover on a of the cove and a list of clues, k Alice Lake mid Portem Cove provineid Sunday afternoofi in the picnic area out on this program at adven pnrks. at Shannon Falls Provincial Park. exploration. Kids under 8 years BARRISTERS 86 SUtfCITORS 8 p.m. Forest Factory. Slurp up sap please bring an adult. Meet at Alice Lake Provincial Park and rustle your leaves as we look at amphitheatre. the inner workings of a tree at the 8 p.m. Wild Night Out at Friday, June 28 amphitheatre. Wildlife Inn. . CORINNE SWANSON 8 p.m. Jeopartree. Learn about the Monday, July 1 Explore trees like a real fo -IcITr dweller in this program about ..,.. .. , park in this version of the popular 10 a.m. Bearded Trees and Bird LV - I& CiviL L~TIGATJQN television game show Jeopardy, at Braille. Watch for wildlife during importance of homes for all a At the amphitheatre. REALESTATE the amphitheatre. this one hour stroll around Stump Saturday, June 29 Lake. Meet at the Stump Lake park- Sunday, June 30 CONVEYANCING 10 am. Micro Parks. Join this fun- ing lot. 8 p.m. As the Tide Turns. Th FAMILYLAW filled hour of activities that will help 8 p.m. Hunters of the Night. is the main character in this on us understand why we have parks. Explore how some residents of Alice meet some of the other stars o . CRIMINALLAW Kids under the age of 8 must bring Lake Provincial Park pursue their beach theatre at the amphitheat an adult. Meet at the North Beach prey in the darkness of the night at Monday, July 1 inform ati on sh el ter. the amphitheatre. 11:30 a.m. Beach Seine. Help 8 p.m. The Ballads of Bullcook in the seine net and discover Barb. Songs and tales from the Porfeau Cove Provincial Park lives in the shallow waters of ”glory days” of logging are told by a Sound. Meet at the North Be colorful character named Bullcook Friday, June 28 the water’s edge. 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jL)avid Donaldson said the Lions Bay resident during a At the first race on the Olympic coursc recent training session on the Mamquam in Spain, where she placcd 15th in the 1 fter successful finishes in her last River. lW2 Games, Langford finishcd in eighth eef. Drain four international competitions, Langford spent the end of May and the place, and came in 12th in Germany. She .til the onic Olympic kayaker Margaret beginning of June in Colorado compet- says she probably would have placed mer about igford is confident she has achieved ing in two international races. She fin- seventh there had she not touched a ind the liqi ial-winning speed - it’s finesse she ished second at the first race in Vail and gate, which adds five seconds to the with salt a its to work on now. came in fourth in Durango, had approxi- fi na 1 time. know I’m fast enough, now it’s just mately 12 hours rest, then flew to This made for her third World Cup S atter of executing an error-free run,” Europe for two World Cup races. final qualifier in a row this year, which ter I

she says is ”quite an achievement.” towcirrds t lie World Cup races differ from other coni- kayakcrs mi petitions in that only the top 15 finishcrs Olympics fo in each class of the qualifying race can becau se the! go on to compete in the main race. training, an( The next step in Langford’s training is competing il to run a course as fast as she has been doing without any touches. ”I love what I do. “It’s a positive thing That’s WhV I[ can- -~~ - knowing you’re fast enough.. .it takes a keep doink it day long time to learn how after dav.” to put it all together,” J -Margaret La~igford she savs1 of the rnanvJ elements involved in achieving a race-win- ning run. River course Langford says her sport combines same width. garet Langford trains on the Mamquam River whenever she is in the area. She physical fitness, strength and technical competing in the Olympics - she’s been s it is similar to the Olympic course in size and is an excellent place to train. abilities evenly with psychological there before and knows what to expcct. Donaldson photos strength. ”Some say at this level 90 per “I know I’m a lot better now, in every cent of it is mental.’’ way.’’ She is extremely well-prepared She likens kayaking after a number of training trips to the to race car driving or Olympic course on Tcnnesscc’s Ococe downhill slalom ski- River, a month in thc ivarni wciters of ing because you Costa Rica in Jmunry and two yca~-sof have to preset your s t ri c t 1y fo cu sc cl t I-‘]i n i 11g i 11cl u cl i IIg ivo 1.k- course in your mind ing with a sports psvchologist to dt)\*c4- and visualize where op a positive l~IL3ntL~i;tttitucjlI. you want to bc as ”Tlicre are tinit’s wI1~3nit’s CM~L-UIt,” you go through the she says of thc iiItc>ns,c)t i-aii;iiig p-ogi-mi, gatcs, so it bcconies a but ‘id ci i n y: vari c’t v to t lit) t r‘i i 11 i 11s ‘I nd coursc of as many thc simplc Iovtl OF t11c spjrt kwps mental obstacles as Lnngford Going. “1 lo\rc’ ivli‘it I do. p h y si ca I. That’s why I can keep doing it cici\r ‘tttcr Pad dliiig on the day.” chicane, “identical to a ski slalom.” Six Motorsport Emergency Turn Workers Association members from the Vancouver chapter will be monitoring safety for the event. META workers are fessionally trained race car handlers who volunteer at events like Indy car racc race tracks all over the world. They are all specially trained for automotive me emergencies and are usually professional firefighters. The workers in the whitt proof coveralls are the medical team and the ones in orange are firefighters. Local spectators will see some familiar faces on the track as many of the SWC members will be competing. President Arnie Anderson will be driving his 1992 5.0 - litre Mustang, Paul Bunbury and Scott Rattray are entering a race-prepared Honda CRX, Alan Pric speed through the streets in his super-charged Corvette, Tim Brooksbank will 1 behind the wheel of a late-model Firebird, A’ndrew Chalk will give Anderson i for his money in his Mustang, Sean Sinclair, in his roohe year, will enter his SI El 7-based Dutton, Rowland Westra will be tough competition in his 1972 Lola Formula Ford and Schoenberger will drive his heavily modified dune buggy. Organizing such a large event only gets easier every year, says Schoenberger. E’ District of Squamish was stunning. Mike Darbyshire, Kim Creed and the court bent over backwards to help us out.” The community of Squamish will receive great deal of exposure from people from all over Washington and the rest of Bq Schoenberger says each driver spends approximately $500-600 in town during weekend, directly benefiting local merchants. “When these drivers leave Squai they are very impressed and they tell all their friends how beautiful it is here.” The event brings many people to the downtown area in what is usually a sloi long weekend for local businesses. This year 3,000-5,000 spectators are expecte come out. Each year the SWCC donates all the excess funds from Thunder in the Street: local charity. Last year the Squamish Ambulance Society received $400, and thj year a new Squamish char- ’EN 7DA opportunity to mctkc up time tor a inis- ity will be the lucky recipi- tLkenincle and wen a half-second error can make a big difference at the end. ent. The race is unique also because it is the only slalom in downtown streets in Thunder in the Streets Cmci~lc~,;~llowing spectators to be right in the centre of the action. What really sepa- officially runs from 2-6 rates Thunder in the Streets from other major automotive events is it allows almost p.m. Saturday, June 29 and ~n\~-mcfr-om the general public to enter the competition as long as they have quali- 9-11:30 a.m. and 2-6 p.m. ticj in otkcr slalom events, making it a “grassroots-type motorsport event,” says Sunday, June 30. Finish Sc11 o en be rge r. times are approximate and This doesn’t mean anyone can sign up on race day and start driving but they can the event may begin earlier join thc SWCC and “by next year be running in Thunder in the Streets no problem.’’ with some practice runs on CONVENIENCE STORE Unlike many other automotive events cars from all classes can compete against Saturday. Volunteers are cnch other. Straight from the showroom stock cars will be running against fully pre- still needed for track Drop-in and check out our BC Claim pirc.d street machines, which doesn’t make a huge difference, says Schoenberger, duties. They will have a weekly specials! ame Rep; L~ecaiisc“stock cx-s \vi11 run the course at only a second or two slower than fully great view of the action, m41a ndshielld! prcprecl race cars - you wouldn’t see that at a drag race.’’ lots of fun and be well fed POP AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES iwate lnsu The course begins at the stophtart area at the intersection of Cleveland Avenue with food supplied by DELI SUBS SANDWICHES and Victoria Street, down Cleveland to Main Street, left on Main to Loggers Lane, Super-Valu. Anyone over AND LOADS OF SNACKS! down Loggers Lci~ieinto the parlung lot behind Rail ’N’ Sea restaurant where the the age of 19 interested can )2=51 ca-s do a figure-eight and double back on the same course to the stop/start area. call Leagh Schoenberger at : : 892-5 The whole time the car5 are manoeuvring between gates and cones, and through the .-...... __ - , 892--9877. 1814 Gaaibaldi Way, next to Fogg ‘n Suds 42 Bowen L or S’Tii HOME! ...... I. ,...,. . , .. . . , ...... _...... ,...... , ...I...... ”:.:. . THUNDER IN THE STREETS .. / - I f JVC \I 3 RAIL&SEA

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Call 898-8213. 26 KINTYRE ,.,-cc---IIc to learn, who will help us maintain our high standards in quality, c00c-0~cI0IIcccIcccc~~00~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ MANOR d- 4 Bdrm. house in Highlands. M For r sewice and value, in a fast-paced and exciting atmosphere. When we fall short of your ‘s incl. Lal * HIGHLAND GLEN 1 BDRM. Diamond Head Avail. Aug. 1, $995/mo. expectation, please tell us. * DIAMOND HEAD PLACE Place, 5 appls., parking, privileges We will be conducting personal interviewsfor kitchen staff, host/ “hen a newspaper story does Call Scott @ 926-7649. room hoste5,ses and servers at the Royal Canadian Legion Hall in ground floor, N/S, N/P. Avail. not seem to reflect fairly what 26TFN lldlil Squamish on: ALSO Aug. 1, $550/mo. Lease req’d, ,.,cIcI-cccc was said, let our editors know. 0~c0-c0c-c----cc-ccc~~~~~~0~~~~~~~0~. See our ad under Apartment 898-9562. 26 July 2nd at 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. When we are unable to solve GARI BALD1 Highlands, 1 & House Rentals ccI~cc0~~0c0IIccI0cICCCCIICC-CCCICIICI e. home your complaint, we encourage upper half of house, 3 bdrms., July 3rd at 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. WE SPECIALIZE IN SPACIOUS 3 Bdrm. you to submit it to the: T/H close to school, park & tennis July 4th at 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. STRATA AND RENTAL Private yard, near downtown court, $950/mo., N/S, 898- B.C. Press Council MANAGEMENT & school. Avail. immed., Please attend in person at these times to 5736/898-5018. 26 complete an application and receive an intetview. 900 - 1281 W. Georgia St. FOR MORE INFO. CALL $790/mo., cable incl., N/dogs. A Vancouver B.C. V6E 3J7 892-9190. TFN Call 892-5655 / (604)985- BRACKENDALE Brand ne Tel/Fax: (604) 683-2571 8888.26TFN - 3 bdrm. split level, 2 The B.C. Press Council was ensuite, 5 appls., gas f/P, .created in 1983 as an independent with remote, N/P, N/S. review board to protect the public 3 BDRM. House, Hospital from press inaccuracy or unfiirness Hill, lrg. fenced yard, incl’s f/s, and to promote quality d/w & micro. Avail. July 1, $1300/mo. Ref’s req’d., 932- . 0494.25TFN Restaurant Help Wanted STUCCO ~ccc0cccc~c~cc~cc~00_CIICCC-CCCIC~~C-- New & Old Homes Part time / Full time. Looking ON Cheakamus river, 20 mins. Garages, Additions, etc. 3 BDRM. House avail. early I for a reliable, team player to from town. New 1 bdrm. stu- August., 5 appls., 2 baths, lrg. dio for prof., N/Sperson. Ref’s fam/rm., separate garage. Ref‘s pro erty tc req’d. Avail. July 1, $600/mo., Garden Cafe 892-5014 req’d., phone 898-9651. 26 ntvi le area 898-91 82. 2 6 se to bus si I SSS53Z4 I ~~~c~0c#~~c~cc~cc~z~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.., i. ~~c~c~cIcc~cc0cccccc~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~k‘.. dlwasher. Distributors: koti’able, 89 :! $1 0/$20 per hr; li Howe Sound School Not Sales! Work own hours. It :i Dependable, outgoing PARTS e SALE3 SERVICE District ## 48 STORS personnel required. Jeff Shea HowSound Call toll-free for interview. Phone: 898-geet/ 898-2378 Flex in H’lg 1-888-655-6565 BRACKENDALE, B.C. t. per side. N TI B TANTIAL I .- I ONLY $35 PERYEAR I. PERFORMANCE I WindfirmTREE SERVICE ELECTROLU IN THE SQUAMISH AREA 1 I PROJECT Garibaldi Highlands Elementary School ! DANGEROUS TREE 1 Vacuum Cleaners Name: Renovations & Additions REMOVAL -Sales & Service - Street 2590 Portree Way J. Robinson 1 I fullva insured Squamish, B.C. I 892-7587 VON 110 ISTUDIOUS I BIRKENDALE LANDSCAPING// A OWNER: School District No. 48 (Howe Sound) TREE SERVICE 37866 Second Ave., Professional Tree Care I Start Date: Expiry: I Squamish, B.C. VON 3G0 pipl separatt 8984997 I Date: nned kitche Fully Insured w ZONTRACTOR: Design Planning Co-ordination Services Co. Ltd, CrageS. 2 1area*TFN Pt I RATES 1031 Pia Road ‘TUCK’S POTTER CARPENTRY SERVICES Squamish, B.C. lVEAR-$35 (1 yr.) Seniors $25 “BOWLS GAL0R E”71 I 1 1 VON 1TO I Open Daily Additions or renovations. 1/2YEAR $20 (1/2 yr.) Seniors $15 e, deck & fc Small repairs too. Special CLOSED Tuesday IPaid By: mheque 0VlSA OM/C mash OMoney Order I :ONSULTANT: Nicolson Tamaki Architects Inc. 38123 2nd Ave. on cedar deck this month. #503 - 134 Abbott Street ~---c--ccc0c-cc 892-8252 Squamish - Phone 892-6302 - 1 Amount Enclosed: L I Vancouver, B.C. * Credit Card #: V6B 2K4 Mc Do ugalI ’s Music I Expiry date: li artial bsmt., WEEKLY SPECIAL ’he above mentioned project has been declared substantially CITIZEN BREADMAKER betformed as of Thursday,Mav 23rd. 1996 in accordance with MODEL J5740X - RUBBISH REMOVAL - DUMP RUNS - nature: I - GENERAL &YARD CLEANUP - he Builder’s Lien Act of British Columbia. $1 99.95 - TREE REMOVAL - Open Tuesday to Saturday - 892-5310 898-9797 BERTOW ile home. ii tion, 3 bdrn ension + she IAinsworthk t be seen. C

V “COMMERCIAL SPACE” 892-84 00 Toll Free 1-604-975-9778 L: Office or retail space available, Third & Victoria dwntown Squamish, Mountain FM Building, ground floor approximately llder 550 sq. ft. Two units to choose from, available immediately. ickei Meed Your Lawn Cut? leyel lot, n Mountain View Place, the new building on Second Ave., at in Fir, Spruce, Balsam, Reliable Work Sales in primarily the Whistler area, vehicle Victoria. Now open for tours and viewing of offices. Excellent required. Related choice of office space available. Fantastic view from all Reasonable For a competitive price experience would be an off ices. further information con asset. Please submit your resume to: $425/mo. Bachelor suite, Teacherage, Dentville, includes cable and hydro, N.P. Hamilton Enterprises $625 Two bdrm suite, Westway Village, avail. 1 July/=. Box 345 PleaseCaI I 898-4236 Brackendale, 8.C. Leave rnesaue VON 1HO PHONE: ROD DEROUDN BLACK TUSKREALTY PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 8924954 -- THE SQUAMISH CHIEF . JUNE 25,199, .. f;,.-.- 37 ? 1989 CHEVROLET Beretta 73 VW Bus Grove - brand new 2 ’ PRIVATE Sale 0 Valleycliffe 2 . house with carport, lrg. level home with fantastic GT. Exc. cond., one owner, part1 r cam erized. views, 3 on upper floor, loaded, $5,000. Da s 938- 1763 898-5tl 2 Mnt. view, $1,OOO/mo., bdrms. MOVING Sale - Great deals. MUSTANG 1993 LXS.OH0, DL7186. 27 ,5904. 27ccw 1 bdrm. in-law suite on main Everything Goes! Sat., June 47,000 kms., a/c, auto, sedan, / eves 938- 1406. 2JccwTFNA tached obo. CCC----C-CCC---I----rCCII--C-C-C--r--- 29th only, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. @ green, $10,000.00 Utility 1984 HONDA accord 4 dr., lprst, trailer 4 x 8, $500 obo, 1988 FORD Mustang - 4 cyl., - Extensive upgra 37949 Westway Ave. 26 Matada RX7 1985, offers. Lve. auto., h/b, p/mirrors & locks, grey. Asking $3,200.00. For msg. 898-2073. 26A cruise, tilt, Pioneer C.D., 2 more details call 898-3266. 27 Pager c------c---cc---CCCC----CZ-C--C--I snow tires, 139,000 hi hway 1991 TOYOT44Camr W n. 0-0-00-~cI~cIIIcIIII--ec0--0~--~~~---- 1990 CHEVY Corsica, V6, - kms., $3,900 obo. Cal f:898- auto., cruise, a/c, tilt, 1)40,800 FOR Sale - 3 bdrm. Mobile auto., 4 dr., air, am/fm stereo, 3164.26 home with lrg. addition work- knis., $9,200 obo. phone 898- CALORIC Dishwasher - $275, $5000 obo. Call 898-5989. ~~~c~ccc~c~c~cc~~c~c.~~~~~~~~~~~~~.~~~2770. 26 sho & 2 woodsheds. dood GE washer - $375, GE washer 24TFN MODIFIED TR7 Convertible, oil eat, w/d, lrg. fenced ard, -rrrr-c-rccrr---c--rc------~---c--- fl - $350, GE dryer - $260, Inglis 67,000 kms. Summer is here, $RENT - Deluxe 28’ in Timbertown, 898-340J. 29 dryer $305. Mint cond. with 1988 MUSTANG Convertible - for sale. Good cond., $5,000 so hurry, $5,200 obo. rage. warranty by Kostless Questions & Inore info., call Appliances. Call 892-9 199. obo., 898-4251. 26 cents km. over. ~c~c--Oc~~~c~~~c~c-~.~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~898-5110. 27 PRIME Commercial office 24ccwTFNA ~cc~cc.c~~~.c~~~cc~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ne11 88 BUICK Re a1 Custom, 2 s ace for lease, 38155 - 2 nd ~cccIc0c~c0-~~~0~~cc0~~~-~~~~~-0~~~--- ’TFN Ive. Avail. Ma 01 96. dr., fully loade8 good cond., 197 1 CHEV Cainaro drive TRUCK & Camper - 1980 $850/m0.,892- r4106 .O TFN 2 GLASS doors for sale. $5,200 obo. Cat1 after 6 p.m. train & tires. Exc. cond., $600 FORD F350 Supercab Camper CIIII-CC-.I.. ~cIIcI~IcI0~0~~0~CcI00~0~~000.~0~~00~~House 174 Britannia Beach, 898-5102. 26 obo. Call 892-3264. 27 Special, 400 auk., cruise, tilt, To share 3 bdrm. Mobile ~~~c~cccccIc~-ccccc~.-~~~.~~~~~~~----- “U STORE IT Ministorage next door to 99er South. c~~~ccccccc~~~~cc~cc~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-air, p s, p/b, buckets, + 1981 t500/r1’o*’ e; Avail. August 2, - k 7%. 28 s ace avail. in new facilit (Note: Dbl. doors). 26 1984 CHRYSLER Lebaron, 2 1986 MUSTANG - auto., V6, Haw 9 1/2’ camper with 3- /mo. incl’s util’s. Phone ~0~ccc0~cI0IcccIcc-c.----(-cI fay sizes va from 10’ x r6’ to dr. coupe, 2.6 L, front wheel recent paint, good tires, low way fridge, F A furnace, toilet, c- eccc c- -*... #1477eves. 26 10 x 32’ wit garage door HOUSE logs for sale, Fir 6;r drive, 4 cyl. On1 had 2 water tank, i6,995.00 obo. ,,.~ccIc-I~cI0II-cIc~~~~~00~0~~~0~ x miles, s/roof. Needs nothing, opening. Located in Squamish Cedar, top quality. Phone 892- owners, $2,Y OO., 898- Call after 6 p.m. 892-9722. 26 M For rent, $375/mo. all Industrial Park. Phone pager # 9436. $3,300 obo., 892-9583. 26 ~cIc~~~.~c~ccc~~~~~~~.~~~~~~~~~.~~~~~~ g& g& c~cc~~~c~c~c~~ccc~~cCC-C----CCIC~~C--~ zhlands’ ’s incl. Laundry & kitchen 892-3335 for more info.” 3577.27 -asmwnau 26av 79 DODGE 1 ton dually, 440 no. privileges and own bath- 12TFN c-c-cccII-0cI-Ic------0------1989 HONDA Civic SI - red, PRW packa le with low miles. 49. room. Call 892-6361. 00cIIc0cI~~.ccc~-~~~cIIIII--0~,c-~~~-0~~---4 x 6 POOL Table & acces- CHEVE Scooter for sale - 5 spd., Alpine alarm, Sony Inspectci, no rust. Runs great, 26av “STOREFRONT avail. in new sories - $100. Call 898-3975. body ood, new engine, $500 CD, regular oil changes, ncw $1,900. Phone f 898-2379. .’ rl.CICIICCCCCICCCICC--O------O-O- facilit in Squamish Industrial 26 obo. 8an be seen at 38234 timing belt, new brakes, ccIc4c--C.II - mmfwmlmiJd AIL. July 1, 1 bdrm. in 3 Park 1,500 sq.ft. with loading CIC--CCClr-.----.-CC-----0--,------Chestnut Ave., Valleycliffe, $7,500.00, 92 1-5904. 27ccw 26av ba . Phone U Store It pager # Squamish. 26 -rlCcc----rrO---rc----C-CCICr-CI-r--CC inds, . home to share with one FOR Sale - nearly new Moffat -CCCrC-CC----C-CI--C------t 895-3335 for more info.” cc~cc~~.cc~~~~~cccc~~.~~~~.~~~.~~~~.~~ 77 DODGE Van - 6 auto., stove, $425. Works like new 12TFN 1986 TOYOTA Tercel - exc. 1990 LUMINA - 4 dr., a/c, 4 stereo, partly camperized, new __--___cc_cI-_cccc__------Kenmore heavy duty cond., no rust, starts every cyl., 109,000 kms. Very good water pum Runs ~od,see @ BUILDING For lease at 38049 washer/dryer, $215 each, time, $2,000. Call 898-9088. cond., well maint. One owner, BrackenchL Pctro an, $900 2nd Ave. Total area 4060 898-5 186. 26 26 $5,500 obo., 8%~55. 27 ono. 27 sq-ft.! 15 individual offices. Air c~~c~cc~zc~~~~~~c.cc~~~~~~.~-~~..~~~-- conditioned, alarmed. Lease it ail 6r sublet. Very corn etitive rates. Contact Bjorn &son at NRS 892-3571. 26 ~c~-c~~ccccccc~c0c~c~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

1800 0 3600 SQ.FT. Store front in Stawamus Mall, 898- ’ ’ * ’ ’ ’ ’ These ads appear in approximately 100 for25words To place an ad call $ each this paper or the BCY- 9651.26 B,iri,h colrmbiP,,ad yw&orccommunity newspapers in B.C.and Yukon 6.00 and reach more than 3 million readers, additional word CNA at (604) 669-9222

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For in- to manage the operations lucky numbers. sq.ft., cleared, level, water & like it, $10,000+ in 30 of a new multiplex theatre. Ple area of Squamish. sewer in, Dentville area, 892- for ink leading to formation/brochure call $3.49/minute. 10+. se to bus stop. lots of room, YOU The successful candidate *.---.e--.., 3373/892-53 10/898-9797, Fax: arrest/conviction. days. Earn while 24hours. 1-900-451-4336. 68 1-5456, 1-800-665- will have a background in - __ ___--- , d/washer. Everythin 892-3393. 27 Confidentiality/anonymity learn. Not MLM. $1 800.00 fast food management, or otiable, ~c~c~cc~c~~~~~c~cIc~CCCC--CC---CC-C-)C 8339. DO YOU need someone 892-2237. 26%FN assured. 1-800-889-1597. investment required. 1- FOUR Lots left, Lot 23, 24, BE A Successful theatre management, to sha--? your time? 101 enjoy working with the 25,26, Mamquam Rd., 40 x AUTO 800-432-0018, ext. 8187. Writer write for money Outdoor spofls, romantic ... public in a fast paced en- 122 each. Askin $52,000 er , pleasure with our STORS or Home lot. Peter am WHERE CAN you lease a .-. HOT! .HOT! Hot4 V%nd-A- and vi ronment. I li terested can- evenings , friends hip, com- W. S. f 263-65 11, unique horne-study ers. Unique side x side pager 650-8990. 27 Ford F150 for $214.82 per Mint. Highest profits in the didates are asked to for- panionship. Fran can vending industry. course. You get individ- ward their resume with lex in Highlands, 1200 ~cczcccc~~cc~.~~~c~~c~.~~0~~~~~~~~~~~-month with air/tilt/cruise & help! The Swan and The t. Der side. Beautiful view, 7600 SQ.FT. Lot for sale. Fully more? Phone for more Canadian manufacturer. ual tuition from profes- salary expectations in Rose Matchmakers Ltd., F sional writers on all as- confidence by June 28 to: serviced, Hos ita1 Hill area. info 531-0924 or 538- Earn full time income, 1-800-266-8818. ___ Call 892-9108. 26 pects of writing-romances, R. Roberts, Box 2402, 9778, 0.8367. working only one day a Salmon Arm, B.C..VlE ~~~~~ccc~~cc~cIcc~-c~II-~-~-~~~--~-~~~-- short stories, radio and YOU DON’T have to wine week. Exclusive areas 4R4 or Fax: (604)832- LOT For sale in Gari. F250 4X4’s, Explorers, TV scripts, articles and & dine. Just call the available. For a Free 6343. Highlands. Call 898-9663 no Jeeps, Diesels. All makes, children’s stories. Send Dateline! 1-900-451-441 0 GST!! Great price!!. 27 all models, lease, returns, brochure Phone: 1-800- today for our Free Book. JOCUS TOYS needs indi- Ext. 7765. $2.99/min. viduals in B.C. Over 250 trades. O-Down, good fi- 661-1832. Toll-free 1-800-267-1829, Must be 18+ yrs. Procall nancing. Free delivery. toys and crafts, 65% SEEKING Fax: 1-613-749-9551. The under $15. Home parties CO.--- 1-602-954-7420. -- --- Phone for free approval Writing School, 38 PARTNER/lnvestor, 100- catalogue sales. 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All new amenities, weekly visits, grass, light Be first to market Sheer can accommodate 8 people. A Cash? Thinking of logging with ensui?es. Many ex- south Langley. cleanup. Need equipment, tras. $59,500 firm. 832- non-run hosiery and fash- person 21 years of age or older your trees? Not sure of is required as a driver. The car, access to fax. 0680 collect. ion accessories in your BUSINESS what is involved or how to estimated cost er month is Monthly commission. 1- PERSONALS area. High profits. $1 12/ erson. P ease call OPPORTUNITIES get started? Let us help P 800-304-6873, Ext.802. HEAVENLY PSYCHIC Training. Advancement. Wen& Magee at 898-9841 you out. Free Estimates KWlK KERB - Own your Answers. Serving over 50 1-800-749-3296. ASAP if you are interested to EQUIPMENT __c__-- ‘ own business. Part-time 1-604-795-0052. million readers and multi- be a passenger or a driver. 26 TRAILER DEALER- SERVICE§ or full-time. Installing on- talented psychics. 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Highest quali- Additional rooms - Canada’s fastest growing Vancouver offers corre- Complimentary Canadian tion in 6-8 weeks. Airline pilot developed. Doctor $20 each franchise company. Home spondence courses for flag with each purchase. ty engineered for value. the Diploma in approved. Free informa- Sales/erections/founda- based. Exclusive local ter- Only $129.95, plus taxes. tion by mail: 1-406-961- Counselling Practise be- tions. Call the pros at: For a free Estimate ritory available. Complete Satisfaction guaranteed. 5570, Ext.404; Fax: 1- on any of the above training and ongoing sup- ginning this month. For a We deliver. Visa, 406-961-5577. E-mail: Kodiak Steel Building port. Investment required. brochure phone Toll-free Mastercard accepted. Call Vision@Montana,com. Systems Toll-free 1-808- CALL 892-5133 1-800-763-5627. 1-800-665-7044. toll-free 1-888-835-2487. Satisfaction guaranteed. 66STEEL. r- J I 38 #l.JUNE 25, 1996 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF 1980 VW Vanagon - auto. 94 9’ VANGUARD - shower, RESIDENTIAL House clean0 trans, $3,000. 1981 Datsun furnace, oven, 4 burners, on er, 5 yrs. exp. Had own busi- Kingcab, 4 wd., $600. 1983 demand hot water, sleeps 6, ness on the North Shore. GTI, 5 spd., & 1983 Rabbit - $9,000. Phone 898-9142. 26 Excellent ref’s. Call Sandy A licensed group daycare o ICK jasc ating since Nov. 1988 at th in a’car : $1,000 for both together. 3 _0----c---0-cI0-0-c----ccI--0------0- 898-9470. 26 Motorcycle bike trailer - 16 1/2’ SANGSTER boat with cI~I-~~---~0-cc-~c0~cc--~~00~~~~~~~0-~00civic Center. Ag&; 18 me's 996 B~~ $450. Call 898-2836 85 h.p. Mercury & trailer, in GISELLE’S Catering. Since 5 years - Offer: ECE &L First ived’by after 6 exc. cond. with lots of extras, 1990. Big or small. We cater to Aid Qualified Staff. * step fathe Structured Program * FRONT OFFICE SUPERVISOR -- p.m. 26av $4,500 obo., 898-9602. 26 all. Banquets, office parties, - y Killick, Kindergarten pickup from step brotl- ~~I~cccc~OccIc~ccI~O~~~~~~.~~~~~~~~OO~- weddings, etc., 898-8298. 26 The Whistler Question is looking for a special local schools * Swim Progr HarrinP 1989 DODGE Grand Caravan v + access to other recreation person to oversee a busy front office. LE - 3.0 L, 6V, seats 7, loaded. bn (age 31 1983 HONDA Sabre 750, programs. * Full-time/Part-1 lC1lelsey Exc. cond. Divorce sale, P/B Chocolate Lab pup’s. The successful candidate will possess outstanding good cond., burgundy, $1,300., time *Drop-in (3-5 years yla Varld $8,495 obo. Eves. 898-2631 / - 898-3533. 26 Reg’d., 1st shots, dewormed, only). Call 898-2399. TFN people, telephone and organizational skills and days 892-3004. 26 dew claws. Ready to go July k will be efficiently manage a part-time staff of three. 4th, $600. Call 898-2014. 26 Keyboarding skills and computer literacy are also NUHLI’’‘:dKKitchens ~IcIIcc.~~0~-~c~.c~~000~0~~~~0~~00~00~ FEMALE German Shepherd, 25’ CORSAIR 5th wheel, Paul Bryant a must. If you have a cool head, a sense of humour 18 months. Guard dog, all and enjoy dealing with the public, drop off 1988 loaded Bosch instant 89202300. lOTFN shots, training, needs lots of Hwy. system, air, micro, rear exercise. Asking $350 nego- your resume at: c~O~ccI~~c~~c~c~~~~.~~~~~~~~O~O~O~~~OO bath, etc., $12,000. obo. tiable, 898-9649. 26 Phone 898-1552 after 6 p.m. GARDENING/Landscaping - The Whistler Question weekdays. 26 Spring time, clean you? yard. , Rubbish removal, Power-rak- 238-43 70 Lorimer Rd., Whistler -.CCr0r--0C--CrC-CIC---CCC-r-CCI-CC--C OBEDIENCE DOG or 1981 FRONTIER 18’ ing, Trimming. Lawn installed, fax: 604-932-2862 New yards or old. Complete TRAINING Motorhome, 350 GM, cruise Attention: Claire Macdonald, Publisher yard services. Call today for Puppy & Adults. control, 3 way fridge, shower, Fast & Friendly Service. Call Certified by Canadian Deadline for applications is noon, Friday, June 28. toilet, auto. furnace. Asking 898-5942. 14TFN Institute of Professional Dog $9,500 or trade equal or down ~~C~~C~~~0C0C~~~0CC~~0000~0~~~0~~00~00Training. for p/up, 892-3005. 26 CARPET & Lino installa- Private & Classes. -0cIc~c-c-ccI-.-.0-c~-~00~~.~0~0~~0~0-tions. All work guar. Over 25 Call Carolynn @ 898-9424 yrs. exp. U.K. Tradesman. Call after 8 p.m. 22TFN Jim 640-0805.25TFNA

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NOTICE TO ALL TAXPAYERS

1996 Property Tax Notices and Utility Invoices have been mailed. If you have not received your noticesf please contact the tax department at 892-5217 Immediately. All property owners are responsible for payment of property taxes and applicable penalties, regardless of whether or not a tax notice is received.

NEW OWNERS - You are responsible for payment of 1996 Property Taxes before the June 28th, 1996 Due Date.

A 5% penalty will be added to the total outstanding current 1996 taxes after June 28th, 1996 and an additional 5% will be added after July 31, 1996.

If you are eligible for the Provincial Home Owner Grant, please ensure that the application on the reverse side of the Tax Notice is completed and returned to this office before June 28th, 1996. The amount of the grant will be subject to penalty if it is not claimed by the due date. You may claim the Home Owner grant even if you are not making a payment. By doing So before the due dates, you will avoid penalties on the Home Owner Grant amount. PLEASE NOTEJHE HOME OWNER GRANT APPLICATION MUST BE COMPLETED FOR EACH AND EVERYYEAR 161 WHlCH YOU ARE ELIGIBLE TO CeASM THE GRANT.

Payments should be forwarded to or made directly at ‘the Municipal Hall during regular business hours. To avoid standing in long lineups at Municipal Hall, cheques may be post dated and mailed early to ensure that they are received on or before the DUE DATE, JUNE 28th, 1996. POSTMARKS ARE NOT CONSIDERED AS THE BATE OF PAYMENT. GIANT Garage sale at The Squamish Alano Club, 37978 3rd Ave Sat., June 29th, 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Rain or shine. Tables avail. for rent. g&" -. 26av

'Chelsey Haine (age 9) and -5 years yla Vanderhulft (age 1). TFN will be missed by all his 0ccc---.-- k Ids and family. 26

3gram. NOTE: Too late to are accepted only 12:OO p.m. and before 5 . 5 vrs. Before it was hip to be Friday at the rate of green, Ducks Unlunited or each additional Canadawascomrmtted They are accepted on a e first served basis, to sawhabitat from Dan Cassell Jason Whittaker Judv XlcQuinn Amber Pau It on inted only if space coasttocoast Nowthat . The Squamish Chief t be responsible for being green is every- missions as these one's concern, our job

more important than Paradise Valley ime constraint. is t ever. We need your 2 acres Mobile Home Sale Sat., June 29, Provincial Lease - help to nxnserve wet- items & more. 26 landsandpmmotea .cc0Ic~c~.c~~ccc~cc---~~00~-0~~ healthy, sushnable 1020 Sunrise Place. Beautiful home in 2140 Ridgeway. Spacious home on quiet Asking $SS,OOO BOAT for sale - 1981 the estates. 6 bedrooms, 4 baths. CUI de sac. 5 bdrm, 4 bthrm, 2400 sq. ft. Call Dan Emerald Place. 2 yr old, 1330 sq. ft. ina 27. Exc. cond., m-1 for $375,000. Call Dan MUST SEE! Call Amber. Townhome. $15 1.900. Cull Arnhcr 00, 898-4145. Also, 1984 people and willlife.

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DudcsusmitedcaMda 1-800-665-DUCK 37933 Magnolia Cres. GlU!Al' Georgeous executive. 2484 sq. ft. home! GREAT VIEW! 2 bedroom, 1 11-2 bath Kaloden Crcsent. Large 5 bedroom home ...... L CONDITION. 4 bedroom home in with many upgrades, large lot. Asking Garibaldi Estates. $349,000. home in Garibaldi Highlands, Valleycliffe. Priced to sell $187,000 $259,000. Call Jason. Call Amber Call Judy $165,OOO. 3 years old. Call Dun. ospital Hill .. mall, quiet neighborhood,well known to long time of Squamish, for its very low turnover rate, it's to amenities and it's sunny disposition. ilks love it for it's neighborliness and security. We feel Garibaldi Highlands. Elegant traditional 38105 - 3rd Pz. Squamish MIL 'N SEA RESTAURANT 1 I 17 Plateau Cmscent Great I;lrgc & DAIRY BAR Fabulous Business designed home. 43(H)sc] ft. 7 bdrm, 5 Cozy 2 bedroom, woodstove. honlc the plateau.~i~~ view, 6 hed- I Opportunity! $109,000 Cull Amber. bthrrn. SPACIOUS. rooms, 3 bathrooms, double garage. Bright & clean $l59,ooO call Dan $324,900 Call Amhcr. $25S.OW. Cull Dan

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NEED HOME LARGE CUSTOM HOME has ~nanyfeatures: large nmter suite has a 4 piece ensuite & INSURANCE? private deck overloolung kautihl Howe Sound and the Call or drop in to discuss your insurance mountains. On die Same level 2 Mnm, a hll bath and a den. The main floor fatures an open floor plan with kitchcn, dintry needs with our knowledgeable staff. and living room with another hedeck off the dining room. 1007 Tdoermorey Way

Insurance Agencies Ltd. Custom Built Home... y this spacious f5mily home in one of Squamish's HOURS st desirable neighborh0cds.Mmodern . Mon. to Wed. 9 a.m. 6p.m. intments, roof, deck, low care yard plus a -- Thurs. to Fri. 9 a.m. 0 8 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m. 4 p.m. CALL DAN SULLIVAN FOR- MORE DETAILS 8984088 '8J R 892.5924 (24 hrs) LOCATED IN THE HIGHLANDS MALL BLACKTUSK REALTY JUNE 25,1996 THE SO.UAMISH CHIEF

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* NO STRATA FEES OR RESTRICTIONS * Lawns are ready 4 your finishing touch (or lovely as is t BLD your DREAMHOME TOMORROW * Low maintenance siding - 50 year guaranteed roof our Rxlciting on-site sales pavilion today * One level living - ( over 1,400 sq. feet)! ,Margie Newingto * Easy walk to shopping, services and recreation Garage dk parking discretely accessed by rear lane : Sabina Minshall * Phone: 922-0351 Priced Nanci Fulton from Nicole Keeler $?8v,900!

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