70C t GST ullets send climbers scurr Glenn Payan and his partner east of the Brennan Park Leisure Port Moody and has been estab- the area susceptible to ricochets were climbing on a crag called Centre. lishing new climbs on The from the gun club. The Exhibit, about 75 metres "I heard a big crack to our left Exhibit, knew about the poten- Further up the trail at The Art north of The Art Gallery, which and then heard the gunshot. tial danger of climbing in the Gallery, Dean Hart and Elspeth is located inline with rifle range 'There's your ricochet that's hap- vicinity of the gun club. He said Hather, who had earlier been targets at the Squamish Valley pening, I thought," Payan said he thought The Exhibit would climbing near Payan, starting Rod and Gun Club ranges, just Monday Payan, who is from be far enough over to be out of yelling as a bullet knocked a branch off a tree thrce metres froin where they were standing. "i couldn't believe it, that yes, the branch did fall 10 feet away from our heads," Hart said, adding that it sounded like a bullet also hit the cliff. In all, Payan counted about 10 bullets coming near the climbers between 4:30 p.m. and 5 p.m. "There were too many for it be a coincidence. It seemed strange there were that many shots, too many shots for ricoch~ts,~' Payan said. The rifle range cannot be seen from the top of The Exhibit, and the climbers at The Art Gallery left the area before they were within the sight of anyone using the rifle range. Jim De La Mare, president of the rod and gun club, said Monday as soon as he heard about the incident, he called the caretakers of the rifle range and found out only pistol shooters were at the range between 430 p.m. and 5 p.m. De La Mare said that the bullets from pistols could not reach the crags. Hril from a description of wlim Thc Exhibit is located, he said it appears the crag is at the end of the pistol range. The crags arc oting Gallery - A gun club member takes aim at a target on crags of The Art Gallery, a rock climbing area susceptible to rico- on Crown land and are not part rifle range Saturday. Looming above and to the left are the cheting bullets. Ross Wahlphoto of the gun club's four-hcctarc lease area. However, the crags are part of a Ministry of Transportation and Highways bers not welcome on crags neargun club quarry imp reserve. climbs in the Squamish area. She told Jim De La Mare, a rod and Hart said he and Hather sat in gun club representative who appeared before council, that the club the parking lot before hiking up should proceed as soon as possible to apply to have its lease area to The Art Gallery, but only expanded to include the climbing area. heard a couple of shots. He had "We have to do something so climbers and hikers will not fre- climbed there years before, but quent that area," Lonsdale said. returned after hearing about the Ironically, council was dealing with the issue because of a letter new climbs on the crag. But on its agenda to the mayor from Anders Ourom, a director of the unless there is a compromise so , should a climber be shot. Climbers' Access Society of British Columbia. Ourom in his letter climbers can use the crag at cer- t the district inform and involve the Climbers' Access tain times when all is quiet at process or decision of the district which affects or the gun club, Hart would not bers' access to the cliffs at Squamish, including The recommend climbing at The Art Gallery. d gun club has been in the area for about 50 years. "I don't recommend climbers Climbs were first established in the late 1980s. The issue of the con- go there at all - I think it's the two user groups of the area became prominent absolutely ludicrous." ng with more climbs being established and the area Squamish RCMP Sgt. Dwaine Please turn to Rijle, Page 2 Please hrrn to Clittiber, Page 2 ROXSUYD A. BADKE

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By Andy Stonehouse now almost everything is in place. RACEtk ~ “I would be surprised if the election i COMPANY There are signs in the air of a possible provincial this Noveinb&,” Nebbeling said. ”I’d say ther election this fall and West Vancouver-Garibaldi a 50-50 chance of it happening right now.” Liberal candidate Ted Nebbeling says he’s get- Nebbeling says he signed up 125 v ting his election machine fired up and ready to his campaign effort and managed to nab 18 DOUGLAS B. rnSSON go. Nebbeling, who’s been keeping himself busy party members during Friday’s informal ga Divorce Trial Lawyer as Whistler’s mayor, may be spending more time ing. wearing the hat of an MLA-hopeful as suspicions “It was the first time in many years of a fall election grow. actually wanted to stand in line to get The Whistler mayor held a pre-campaign kick- fill it out, rather than being pushed Contested and Uncontested Divorces off barbecue at his home in Whistler on Friday sured to participate,” he says. evening, attracting almost 200 friends and sup- Nebbeling also attended a weekend meeti Child Custody and Access porters including several sitting MLAs. with other provincial Liberal hopefuls, prepari Separation Agreements Speaking to the crowd, Nebbeling said he was their strategy for the fall. In the weeks to co afraid earlier in the week that B.C. Premier Mike Nebbeling says he will also hold a similar kic Child and Spousal Maintenance Harcourt would announce an election before barbecue for his West Vancouver sup Cohabitation and Marriage Agreements Nebbeling and his supporters had time to pre- says he expects to line up about 30 Property Division pare their posters and campaign materials - but for the southern component of his ca Whistler Squamish 332-4370 Lorimer Road 201-1365 Pemberton Ave. iifle range realignment not possible 932-3211 892-5254/932-6938 Continired froni Page 1 a highly sought after form of ing B.C. Lands advertise wit becoming increasingly popular climbing. He added that The sign about the danger in with climbers. Meetings were Art Gallery is the only sport area. held on-site in July with repre- climbing crag in the Squamish sentation from the district, area (sport climbing is a kind of Ministry of Transportation and climbing where routes are folly Climber Highways, B.C. Lands, the rod protected with fixed safety and gun club and the RCMP. equipment). It offers climbing Another meeting in July was 12 months of the year. won’t returdrz held at the rod and gun club. De La Mare said the rod and Continired from Page 1 No climbers were invited to any gun club will be sending to B.C. Wetteland, in response to of these meetings, said Kevin Lands an application to expand complaint registered by Pay McLane, a director of the its lease area. said Monday he was at a 1 Climbers’ Access Society and “We want you to get that about how to resolve author of the new Squamish application in there right flict between the t rock climbing guide book. away,“ Lonsdale said. groups. He said if Lonsdale said it was deter- If B.C. Lands approves the called the detachment as mined realignment of the rifle application, the request would problem was occurring range is not possible. And De La be referred to council and other police would have no Mare said it would cost about agencies, who will have a for- but to ask gun club $1.5 million to build an indoor mal opportunity to comment on stop using the range becau warehouse for a range. the application. the danger. Lonsdale said climbers should However, a letter from B.C. De La Mare said gun be considered and that recre- Lands to the Climbers’ Access members will have th ation should be available for all Society says that societies are bership revoked and o the various seckors. However, not normally included in the users (the range is open to she said climbers should use the referral process.The letter also public) will be evicted if the Smoke Bluffs or the Chief for says that B.C. Lands position is shoot when climbers are see climbing. that the rod and gun club “must on the crags. McLane said the climbs on confine its activities” within the He has also put up The Art Gallery include pocket lease boundaries. telling gun club users to climbing, which is unique to the Coun. Ted Craddock added shots low. “All we want Squamish Area. He said the nat- that a letter should be sent from common sense in the n ural pockets in the rock provide council to B.C. Lands request- safety.” IC - I__ .. THE SQUAMISH CHIEF . SEPTERIBER 26,1995 P 3 c NEWS TIPS? CALl US (604) 892-9161 OR FAX (60.1)892-6483

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Stripping The Trees Not Necessary - Coun. Ted Craddock is angry at the way developers have stripped the trees from proposed subdivision property in Garibaldi Highlands. He says clear cutting subdivisions has not been necessary the first year of the new program. in Whistler, which experiences similar winds to Squamish. Craddock received support from Coun. Meg Fellowes, who said other areas of the Highlands have left large trees and have not experienced problems as a result. Ross Wahlphoto to council’s atten- Councillor favors I

kick-01 i By Ron Enns posed tree preservation bylaw, which Highlands, which are intended for Quote of.the Week is being reviewed by district staff and future housing development. A Squamish councillor says he does the district’s solicitor, should be Craddock said he does not want to Wow can I support this not want to see new subdivisions in amended prior to the next phase of see four-foot high cedars planted in this town looking like some of the the Newport Ridge development and clear-cut subdivisions because it will crease when we are sup treeless housing developments in the that 25 per cent of the trees on each take at least 30 years for new trees to posed to be controlling Lower Mainland. lot must be retained. The planning grow to a substantial size. However, Coun. Don Ross said that expendisfures”9 9 Coun. Ted Craddock at last week‘s department is to review the recom- council meeting said some Squamish mendation. to retain 25 per cent of the trees per -I subdivisions are already being built Craddock said if adequate trees are lot is not feasible because of the dan- in recent clear cuts in Garibaldi not left in place in new subdivisions, ger of trees blowing down. Highlands. the viewscape from the highway Craddock said Whistler experiences Craddock pointed out that in through Squamish will be one of similar winds to those in Squamish Whistler, new housing developments denuded sidehills with forests gone and does not have a problem. And

retain a substantial numbers of trees, and just houses in sight. In addition Coun. Meg Fellowes said there are , so that the houses are set in the to the Newport Ridge development, other parts of Garibaldi Highlands forests which already exist, instead of Washington State-based timber com- where mature trees have been left in first clear cutting the area. pany Merxill and Ring has recently subdivisions without problems asso- Craddock has suggested that a pro- clear cut sections of land in the ciated with winds. Tattoo warning discovered fo be a hoax By Ron Enns Midway RCMP detachment. A representative of the detachment said the source of the warning was unknown A warning issued by the RCMP about acid-laced tattoos but that the detachment published it for local schools and has turned out to be a hoax; put it on the provincewide RCMP system. The Squamish RCMP detachment issued the warning a Harris then called Danbury Hospital, which is in few weeks ago after receiving a medical alert from the Connecticut. An answering service at the outpatient Midway, B.C. RCMP detachment. The warning told peo- chemical dependency treatment service said anyone call- ple to avoid various kinds of stick-on tattoos because the ing about the medical alert is to be advised the warning paper from some of the tattoos is soaked with LSD or did not come from the hospital. laced with strychnine. Harris said he was concerned if people issue these warn- Squamish Elementary school principal Trevor Harris ings and create a false crisis, people might not pay attcn- said some parents started bringing in the warning sheet tion to real crises. and asking him why he wasn’t doing something about it. Squamish RCMP Const. Fran Bethell said she has not The sheet says the medical alert comes from the Danbury seen any cases in Squamish related to alleged LSD-soaked Hospital outpatient chemical dependency treatment ser- and strychnine-laced tattoos. vice. Harris said he remembered a similar warning from a “But it is always important for parents to caution chil- few years ago that turned out to be a hoax. He called the dren these types of things surface from time to time.” I

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BARRISTERS 8 SOLICITORS chamber's tourism service Tourism information centre future unkno By Ron Enns Chamber- of ccmmerce president CRIMINAL LAW Chernenkoff, afier hearing about council's A proposal for a new agreement for the chamber sion, said the chamber will hold a special me DOUGUSSTEWART of commerce to operate the tourism information in early October to look at its options. He sa (604)892-931 1 centre has been rejected by council. But at the was surprised at the council's de same time, neither will council put the contract would not comment further. out for tender. Craddock at the meeting said he believ FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Council's finance committee, chamber of commerce is MR. STEWARTCAN ALSO which consists of the entire coun- cil, after a meeting with Howe BE REACHED AT HIS Sound and District Chamber of VANCOUVER OFFICE Commerce representatives made tre service. He added it is (604)685-6820 ' a recommendation to renew the chamber's fee for service contract for a five-year term for $55,301 commerce is not doing its for 1996, with a five per cent the tourism sector. SUITE 201 - 1364 PEMBERTONAVE. annual increase in the subse- SQUMIISH, BC VON 3G0 quent years of the contract. The chamber received $52,668 from the district in 1995 to provide the FAX (604)892-5239 service. provide the service sho But with Coun. Bill McNeney absent from last week's council the contract, The meeting, all it took was three had the contract for about th votes - those of councillors Ron P ER @UTAGE Barr and Don ROSS,who original- ly opposed the finance commit- tee's recommendation, and lEAVE YOU IN THE DARKa Coun. Meg Fellowes, who wa absent from the finance committee meeting - to tie the vote to renew the contract, Nova Scotia h thus defeating the motion. for decades), now be awarded Mayor Corinne Lonsdale said it was unfortu- from various law firms and banks are s nate McNeney was absent from the meeting As well, the District of Sqilamish because she assumed four council members - icy says that expenditures of mor herself and councillors Tom Bruusgaard, Ted to go out to tender. r) Craddock and McNeney - would vote in favor Craddock said that while the fi I of renewing the chamber's contract. a1 increase seems excessive, no Power Protection com~/e!ePOWER Following the defeat of the motion, Fellowes able to come to close to providi proceeded to put forth a motion that the district the chamber does at the price For ALL your Computers and Critical Devices solutom put out a call for expressions of interest for the fee .vides the service. forAff for service contract. "I could see a 20 to 30 per cent increase Computers Ross seconded the recommendation, but only don't get the chamber of commerce to do th We Supply the highest quality Fellowes voted in favor. Barr said he supports the wo UNINTERUPTABLE POWER SUPPLIES Craddock said there would riot be enough time but cannot support the five from.. . the World leader in biebert to prepare the expressions of interest call, receive increase. Computer Suppori Systems Keeping Business in Business- tenders and award the contract before the cham- "How can ber's current contract expires on Dec. 31. He said supposed to the process would put tourism in Squamish and Ross also the chamber of commerce in jeopardy. The cham- renewal on ber of commerce operates the tourism inforrna- ing it should rather be tied t tion centre on a cost-sharing agreement with the index. ~rnSquamish 892-91 30 district, as well as operating its own business Lonsdale said the issue information centre out of its own building on brought before council in another form. 220/221-38011 3rd Ave. in The Squomish Medio tenhe (0.k.o. Mln. FM Building) land leased from the district. "It appears we have some negotiating to r' TIIE SQUAhiISIi CIIIEF SISPTEXIBER 26, 1995 a 5 - mws

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-6-- - , Workshops will be limited to 12 persons so please resem early company representative. We /can gppreciate that. Not everyone understands techno-speak. But surely a sales rep can be told to use plain English or the sale is off. Phone system sales are now extremely competitive, so there are more sales people than just one. From the specifications each company would provide, either council or staff should be able to decide which features best suit their needs and budget, and make a decision accordingly. Over the past year, council has had to turn clown numerous worthwhile requests for funding. It seems as if the $10,000 being spent on this particular project could be better spent elsewhere. But no matter which system is eventually chosen, we hope coun- cil resists the trend toward using electronic voice mail. Though some might argue the point, municipal staff and council are ser- vants of the taxpayers. Having no option of actually talking to a human voice over the phone is hustrating at the best of times, and the reality is that a few staff and council members are already 'less, than diligent about returning phone messages promptly. We know they are most often extremely busy with a schedule of meekings which seems to increase daily. But the human touch is still important in the community of Squamish, as is good value for Ruubvb return 'eniova our tax dollars. very time I write about Grade 9, Mike Suddaby and sports lately, it seems as if Tony Stander. Suddaby played Squamish River Habitat Task E the subjects then want to for the B.C. Rep team (he is depilate my nose hairs with a now assistant superintendent blowtorch or, if that doesn't in Maple Ridge school district), Force sets a great example work, get nasty. I suggest some and Stander played the game ats off to the Squamish Rive: Habitat Task Force for its soccer players should improve in South Africa. Being a small work in restoring the prime salmon habitat of Shovelnose their attitude and they kindly school (the highway didn't go Creek. The forces of Mother Nature caused a torrent of offered to help me register for through then, and there was a H the Vienna Boys Choir. I infer toll bridge to Chilliwack), any- debris to rampage down the Squamish River in 1985, causing it to change its course and rip through the valuable spawning and rear- that having a freight train pass one interested in any sport got ing habitat at the lower end of Shovelnose. through the middle of a 10- to play. Our school had the Members of the task force, including representatives of the kilometre road race just might advantage of being the home of Steelhead Society of B.C., Interfor, B.C. Environment and the feder- be disconcerting to a few par- students from the nearby al department of Fisheries and Oceans, decided not to wait possi- ticipants, and am promptly Chehalis reserve at Harrison bly hundreds of years for the river to resume its natural course. told to insert my cranium in Mills, so we had an outstand- They have recreated the productive channels which were there the portion of my anatomy ing soccer team which quickly which receives the least annual Dicked UD the rules and con- before 1485, and the success of the project could be seen the very I I pnooi day after the work was done and the plug pulled at the intake hours of sunshine. Both offers structure above the rehabilitation channel. A 10-kilogram chinook of assistance were in far fewer salmon could be seen swimming in the channel, and in subsequent words, of course, some of days many more fish were spotted, including hundreds of fry in which I can't spell and none of shallow pools ready to make their way downstream into the ocean. which I can print in a family Few can be unaware of the battles and the growing animosity in newspaper. . the commercial fishery along the coast of B.C. this summer. But what the hell. I enjoy As I bee IC. Commercial and aboriginal fishers sniped back and forth at each sports. Back before I decided real edi- other and protest fisheries were staged for the media. Sports fish- By AI PrL ing quotas were cut, and it was generally unpleasant and unpro- tors don't sweat, I participated ductive for all. in all sport available. Often not well, but I did learn it isn't hv-.,.. I But during that time and before, the task force members were qui- ' etly going about their work, doing exactly what is necessary to you play the game that counts, bring what was once a massive fish population back to health. If it's how many clich6s you learn cept of rugby. field as well because, tho the other participants in the fishery spent as much time working in and whether you're willing to Because of the fun I had back its use was no doubt app harmony on positive solutions instead of flapping their gums and play the sport one game'at a then, I've always enjoyed a ed, the one at Squamish threatening, the fishery would not be in trouble. time. good game of rugby. We had an Elementary School was a My first crack at journalism excellent team in Gibsons, the and as hard as the Smoke was as sports editor of a daily Gibsons Pigs, in the years Bluffs. newspaper, and my first story before I moved to Squamish, The only saving grace was THE SQUAMISH CHIEF was about professional and the year after I left the that the goose poop cove - wrestling. I should have oinkers won the Division 3 the field yas also dry, so Publisher Ad Rep~3S8ntatlVeS Accountant Shari Bishop Linda Garner Kathryn Cosgrove twigged then to the dangers to championship of B.C. players didn't finish their Editor Dianne Colledge Admtnlstrative Asststant come when the mortal combat- Which all leads up to the fact scrums covered in goose AI Price Janice MacLean Kathy Momson guano, which doesn't exact Reporters ants from that wrestling ring I was excited to see rugby Ron Enns Production Manager Circulation Manager threatened to rearrange my revived in Squamish this year. smell like Brut. Patricia Heintzman Lyle Stachoski Henry Lacroix anatomy if I spilled the beans On Saturday the Squamish In all fairness I have to sa) Phofographer Circulation about them discussing exisiste- Axemen, playing in Division 4 few of the players on both Ross Mil Graphic Design JillSmith Group Publisher Michelle Matthervs Receptjonlst tial philosophy over a light and of the Vancouver Rugby Union, teams could clean up thei Jcanneke Van Hattem Kama Woods Rustilla Swam fruity chardonnay in the dress- played their first home game of guage a bit. Intensity is a1 ing room after the match. the season against a team from and good in any sport, b The S uamish Chief is published weekly b Whistler Printin & Publishing [I984Co. Ltd. President: Robert W. Doul YVice-President: 19eith Bennett Since then I've tried just Burnaby trol is the real mark of about every sport and covered In the end, Burnaby won ty.In any case, it was a almost all the rest, with the quite handily, but I was kind of entertaining match, with exception of cricket. With its surprised to hear the imbalance tackles and hard hitting o wickets, spinners, overs and in the score because from the field and mutual respect Published Tuesdays.Telephone: [604]892-91 61 Fax: (604 892-8483.Yearly silly-offs, I haven't a clue what sidelines, the game seemed few pints afterward. subscriptions: Home delivery Squamish area] $30; Gana 6ian mail delivery the players are doing, or for more even. Though obviously I'm already looking for $55; U.S. [second cI: ass) $65 Cdn; overseas $1 15 Cdn. m that matter why. less experienced than their to the next game, as a ch . Re roduction of an mater,ial contained in this pubtication is exprossly In junior high school in opponents, the Squamish crew leader of course. If I don' /&bidden withoui the prior consent of the publisher. Canada Post Agassiz I was introduced to showed a lot of internal organs blowtorched in the mean publication mail sales product a reernent No. 251828. I Box 3500,38113 Second Avenue, gquarnish, B.C. VON 3G0 I rugby by two new teachers in (heart and guts), and there that is. - - THE SQUAMISH CHIEF SEPTEMBER 26,1995 M 7 vbl VOI m n Bus policy unfair for immersion students 3ditor have to wait at the Brackendale Art Gallery for t would seem to me that in School District #48 one hour after school is dismissed in order to get ere are unfair rules and practices that penalize a bus ride home. Maybe the school board would Lr children for wanting to increase and enhance place someone at this bus stop to supervise the --=- eir education. safety of our children while they wait. -- have a daughter who attends the French After all, what could it cost to pay someone for imersion course at Brackendale Secondary one hour per day during the school week to - hool, for it is the only school that offers this ensure their safety? I, for one, don't like the fact - ogram for grades 8-10. Last year she was that my daughter is left to wait for this service in - lowed to ride the school bus all year to and an area that is only yards from a wooded area school. We live in the Dentville area of where who knows what may happen. L\ pamish and she would get on the bus down- It is not our fault that, in the wisdom within our z wn by the Chevron station. school system, someone decided that this pro- :his year, without warning or notice of any gram be offered outside an area available to all 4.4 nd, the bus no longer came to pick her up. She students. I would therefore think that it would be 3s not the only one riding the bus from this the responsibility of the school system to trans- iRk ea. The bus now has rerouted down Second port students to and from that school. We have renue instead of Loggers Lane. After her miss- the same grades 8-10 at Howe Sound Secondary. ' g the bus two days in a row, I inquired at the Why isn't this program offered there for our chil- hool and at the school board office as to why dren? - e was no longer being picked up. I was told Instead they must get to Brackendale via their 3t the French immersion is an optional program own means in order to take advantage of the d does not warrant transportation, and that we French immersion program until they reach . ust supply our own. Grade 11, where it is then offered at Howe Sound. ?A 'hanks for the notice. I am so glad the people It is also my understanding that students from OPEN grades 8-10 are being bussed from the Highlands - io operate this system are so thoughtful and 38134 Cleveland Avenue e 89203443 nce, iuld leave our children standing and waithg and Estates area to Howe Sound Secondary. Why y the r a bus that will not be coming! does this happen when Howe Sound is outside of 'his action of the school system seems to me to the area they are in? of th an act of prejudice toward the children from Should they not be attending Brackendale I sinc uamish and Vdeycliffe area who are not close Secondary? 1 wonder if they have been told to How are YOUR '1cal ough to walk to the school where these option- find their own way to school. nem; programs are offered. Our children are encour- Maybe those people who make up these ridicu- Mutual Funds Performing? ?ther ed by their teachers to enter these programs, lous 'rulings regarding this type of problem If are considering purchasing, selling simply want your bettc you or ginning in Grade 6 at Mamquam Elementary should rethink and rewrite these policies. current mutual funds analyzed, just call 1-800-567-8014. I I few As it stands I thinkand feel that this is a com- hool. Lo and behold, when they do, they are will develop unbiased analysis of any of the 9OOt in fre nalized for doing so by having to find their pletely prejudiced practice that penalizes any stu- a FREE, E, an In way to school. dents who wants to enhance their education. Our Canadian mutual funds that are pailable today. ixen j thought the reason we pay taxes for schools children are trying to do their best for their rrent is so that these services may be provided for future. Being Canadians and learning to speak ne grc I can do the analysis with you in your t children. both our official languages of this country seems home or office. It takes just a few minutes. s and Ihy do we'have to pay an additional $27 per to be a problem in this community. opefu Call me to book an appointment, I am in lnth for public transit for our children to go to Why is this system like this? It should be here to Squamish evcry Wednesday. r horn 1001, on top of all other expenses that we pay help and not penalize. - ra for during the school year? Public transit is Mike Paradis tat, but because of scheduling, our children Squamish

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!, thou; YOUR SAFETY t appr€ iish COMES FIRST WITH US! vas as moke iospital society meeting postponed ace wa coveri to to y so tl Oct. 18 due lack of a quorum litor, wondered where she had gone wrong, whether L their ;oose here was I, waiting at the church.... He left me the errant bridegroom had gone to watch a foot- (t exac he lurch'!!" ball game instead, or if he felt he didn't need her hope it doesn't happen any more, as it did in anymore. ve to sa j old music hall song, that a bride is left wait- A group of us are going over to Victoria on In both at the altar for a bridegroom who never Tuesday (at our own expense) to try to convince p their IWS up. the government just how essential this hospital is is all leven of us; sitting in the Elks' Hall last to our whole corridor and how much our com- :y dnesday evening, know exactly how the poor ort, but munities depend on its services. We know the . of mat I must have felt. public is behind us, but please don't stay too far re had come together for a meeting of the back. ISa higl iamish General Hospital Society to make Wednesday's meeting has had to be postponed with t( tting on ne serious decisions about our Squamish to Oct. 18. Please watch for details and be there. A qeral Hospital, but we needed a quorum of 15 delayed honeymoon is better than none. spect 0' Iple to do anything at all. Constance Rulka I. Squamish ig forwl he poor, jilted girl at the church must have s a chee I don't meantii w .. THE SQUAMISH CHIEF -< 8 SEPTEMBER 26,1995 .. -I-- mws

TRULY A FAMILY HOME Council decrees.I no morel downtown log sorts , I n' Zoning amendment closes off expansion possibility I By Ron Ern would rather have both sites representative has said that t zoned for log sort activity and Crown corporation has put of families. The price has been reduced to $259,900. Not much to pay fora It will be difficult for anyone conform with the bylaw to be a a proposal call to indu large home. to expand current downtown "good corporate player in the because there have Ronnie McCartney today log sorts or to create any new community" He said his com- ber of inquires abo ea// pany has found a niche in the ing a dewatering f for a guided tour. log sorts downtown after two amendments were made . to log market, dewatering logs property A dewat 'A lop pohmhg membar of the prestlgious President's Squamish's new zoning bylaw. towed from Alaska and ship- would mean logs Club for the csnsscutive 9th year' Council reacted quickly afterit ping them to the B.C. interior. the water would h was discovered that two pieces He said bringing timber volume ed on land. The amendment of downtown land were inad- from outside of the district and however, will ensure that 1 ' vw Affiliated wilh Royal LePage 38235 Cleveland Am. vertently shown on the new manufacturing the timber into sorting cannot take place on t to 8423335 (24 hr), 8% 5941 (home) 892-5924 zoning bylaw maps to allow log other products here will create property. Council held a spec sorts, when' it was council's some stability in .the forest meeting last week to give t intention to zone the land for industry in Squamish. He said BCR property amendment general industry. -manufactured products will first two readings. A requi Auto Insurance Due? In one case, the president of include fence posts, chipping public hearing will be held Oct GBA Logging says the cornpa- and other poles. Council, how- 10. The bylaw is intended to ny's dryland sort operation in ever, adopted the bylaw amend- adopted Oct. 17. If the am southern downtown should be ment at a special meeting ment is adopted before regarded as one six-hectare site, Thursday. rent lease expires, any rather than two separate sites, In another case, the zoning of a on the site will have to as it-is under an amendment to truck and rail log dump site to the zoning bylaw amend- the new zoning bylaw. On one between Interfor's Empire ment. of the sites, the new zoning Logging office and the Mayor Corinne Lonsdale said allows for a dryland log sort. Squamish Yacht Club on the it never was council's intention The zoning on the other site west side of Mamquarn Blind to create allowance for more 1 does not allow a log sort, how- Channel is to be zoned for gen- sorts downtown. She said c ever, the existing log sort will be era1 industry instead of to allow cil has indicated future dry allowed to remain there as a log sorts. sorts should be located in the non-conforming use because it Under the previous zoning Cheekye Fan. was already in operation before .bylaw, log sorts were not- She said once the zoning council passed the bylaw allowed on the property, but bylaw amendments are adopt- See us for details on ip wide range of amendment. But now, GBA according to new zoning bylaw ed, council can permit rezoning financing options to suit your needs. Logging will not be able to maps, a log sort would be an to allow dryland sorts after it expand the log sort on the site allowable use. Intcrfor leases investigates specific projec that is not zoned for log sorts. the land from B.C. Rail for its She said amendments are a w Richmond told council at a log dump operation, however, of controlling and restrictin public hearing last week that he the lease expires Oct. 31. A BCR land use. You Asked For It! WANTED TO BUY: Good QualiG Sawlogs

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FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT, AND YOUR HEALTH... Pedalling For Lung Health The following Squamish businesses provide a completely These three cyclists including, left to right, Ken Quon of Whistler, smoke free establishment. Ken McDowell and Chris Pereverzoff of Squamish, p6dalled 200 SMOKE-FREE kilometres over two days in the B.C. Lung Association's BicycleTrek BUSINESS ADDRESS PROPRIETOR SINCE for Life & Breath. Some 300 cyclists raised more than $210,000 in 1) Silver Spoon 40383 Tantalus Way Monty Pepin July 4/95 the event held last weekend. 2) Chief Pizza & Subs 38084 Clevelnd Ave. Scott Johnston July '93 3) Mini Flea Market 38051 Second Ave. Edith Cutler Dec. 31/94 4) Beemer's Gourmet 38040 Cleveland Mary Young Nov.14194 Car shears power polel** Sandwiches Charges of impaired driving are pending after a Nanaimo drove a car into a power pole after failing to negotiate a s curve on Government Road near Aspen Road Sept. 21 at ab SMOKE FME..,THE WAY TO BE. a.m. Two passengers, both Squamish men, were thrown from car and taken to Squamish General Hospital by ambulance. If you would like your business featured in this space, please contact Dana driver was taken to the Squamish RCMP detachment where Simpson, tel: 898-5711 , fax: 898-4750. Sponsored by Squamish Hearty Lifestyles. provided two breath samples, which allegedly indicated his bl alcohol level was more than the legal limit for operating a mo vehicle. There was $7,000 damage to the car. The power pole wa sheared in half. I A Speedaire industrial air compressor valued at $5,000, a ra - and a heater were stolen from &shed at the Interfor dry land s the night of Sept. 20-21.

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You require a degree in journalism, communications or - - related discipline, or an equivalent combination of formal training and experience and three to five years’ experience # r-RB shuts down louuinavu W unfUI sprimJ: as a journalist or public affairs professional. You have a sound knowledge of natural resources management and workforce- . .. - . - - issues.- . in the reeion and have demonstrated . 0 I success in designing, de veloping and implementing By Andy Stonehouse to Pemberton over the summer, aged to get about h communication strategies at the community level. You are but with a recent decline in tim- heli-logging done but we‘l familiar with community opinion leaders and have A ber prices’ operations have been be suspending those oper established effective working relationships with members of sagging market for B.C. tim- the mint and electronic media. ber has led one of the area’s ceased. and we should be flying I largest forestry contractors to ”Normally we would shut in the spring. All of the ti If you are a highly motivated individual with a mix of hands- ” ’ - - suspend its operations iri rileLL- cnings down from December on the ground when on experience and formal training, and are ready to deliver -1 .., ,I 1 a .., .. ,, Sea to Sky corridor, probauiy until Marcn, DUI untii tne,. mar- 1t. an integrated message that is critical to the success of a new Crown Corporation, forward your resume no later until next spring. ket returns, it will be quiet,” than 4:30 p.m,, October I I, 1995, to: CRB Logging of Squamish has Turner says. announced that it will be imme- Recently, the company stirred Human Resources Dept Forest Renewal BC diately shutting down its up a bit of controversy with its 9th Floor, 727 Fisgard Street Squamish to Pemberton area helicopter logging operations, Service concerns abou A Victoria, B.C. V8V 1x4 operations, resulting in a lay-off located adjacent to the Meager Tel: (604) 356- I9I 9 for 50 company employees. Creek hot springs, but Turner D Fa: (604) 387-3334 CRB partner Paul Turner says says the firm received no offi- A separate application must be the company, a MacMillan cial complaints. I RBNEWA& HC subminedforeochlocotionofinreresr Bloedel subsidiary, has been “If anyone was upset about it, cutting in three areas adjacent they didn‘t contact us. We man- Forest Rwewol BC is committed to empkyment equity ond wfmes opplicdths from ON quolifed candidgtes. - THE SQUAMISH CHIEF SEPTEAIUER 26,1995 W 13 - NEWS

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i $9.7 million for projects I’rompt, professional legal services at y Rahoul Ghose Also affecting the Pemberton ii rcasonitblc cost. area is an $821,501 proposal to The Howe Sound school board renovate or replace the 45-year- Family Law 1s submitted a proposal for oldJoca1 bus servicing garage. J In Stock lore than $9.7 million in capital The Howe Sound ’School J Immediate Delivery PH: (604) 938-1 763 #204 - 1055 MlLLAR CREEK RD. rojects for the 1996-97 school District received $21.3 million in .FAX- - - -. (6041- - 938- 1764 WHISTLER. VON 1 BO zar for Ministry of Education capital funding for the 1994-95 J Brand Names mideration. school year and $337,460 for pri- Second on the district’s wish ority projects for the 1995-96 For All Your Fencing st is a $500,140 planning school year, with the larger SIMMONS cpense for additions and major amount two years ago funding And Patio Deck TYeed~.~. !novations to Brackendale the tail end of the new econdary school. Pemberton Secondary, construc- * Direct Sawmill To You Pricing Doug Courtice, superinten- tion on Whistler Secondary and I II ent of schools, said with more projects such as Brackendale Ian 1,000 students at the senior Elementary. LOW econdary level in Squamish, This year’s $9.7 million he district is rapidly running request also includes ongoing WAREHOUSE lut of space. The district is look- projects in the district such as PRICES! ‘* ng at turning Brackendale bus replacement and the sys- mior secondary into a senior tematic upgrade of school roofs. econdary school and adding; The district will find out how acilities so the area has two much money will be funneled COLONL chools to accommodate the into local schools between HOME FURNISHING! 1 offt Fowth instead of just one large January and April. host ichool. According to the district’s cap- 1075 Roosevelt Crescent At sixth on the priority list, the ita1 plan, Howe Sound will be North Vancouver - listrict has requested $4.45 mil- requesting $16 million in both (2 blocks behind Avalon Hotel) Open Daily Fri. 9-9; Sun 12-4 ion for phase two of the Howe the 1997-98 and 1998-99 school HOWE SOUND /ound Secondary school addi- years for the building and plan- Call Tall Free ion and renovations. ning of new schools, Courtice FOREST PRODUCTS lother Squamish projects on said. “Located at Cheekye” $9$-561 I ?I Squamish Elementary (sev- h priority) $189,946 for mts - nning major renovation. ’ ne ( Garibaldi / Brackendale area rse, elementary (ninth priority) 500,000 for site evaluations , in, urse 7- I eate n cc ne of Warner’s best selling Bras - lace Elegance #2523 da$ 02 Bras for $39.99 a saving of $2Q.Q0 bwa le PI ! of Doli! Hill Elementary school arner’s full support Cotton Blend Bras rod1 erton top the district’s he1 list. Courtice said the WReg,$30.00 now $19.99 a st n school was found to icip urse le cc nterl I, I.

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I THE SQUAMISH CHIEF SEPTEhlBER 26, 1995 ta$3 15 - COrnTY HSSS student receives education of a lii ly AI Rice used to at home. For - School Red C~QSSC/ub to continue helping- to poor in Brazil she was a vege- s far as her formal tion ...everyone knew who I was." One of the moie notable differences in tarian in a country in education at Howe Sound . But Moodie soon found out that edu- the school system was the number of which the mainstay of the diet is beef. A Secondary School is concerned, cation in Brazil is not given the respect holidays. "They always have holidays, "This was really strange for them he past year for Melahnie Moodie was it is in Squamish or in North America. on election day, student day, when the because meat is their main diet" she vasted. But the 12 months Moodie For the first couple of months she went soccer team wins a game. There are said, "but there was tons of fruit, some ,pent in Brazil as a Rotary exchange to a private Catholic school. At the pri- always big celebrations." She had three stuff I had never seen before, and it was ,tudent were far from wasted. She vate schools, teachers earn approximate- icked up the kind of education which ly $100 per month and their efforts are ;an never be gained from books or not highly valued. Public schools ichools, and she will receive little :any that education funding, and Nith her for the rest of the education life. students aving Squamish receive is mini- ;. 24 last year head- mal at best, for Recife on Moodie said. zil's northeastern "One key to mtic coast, Moodie the Brazilian ke not a word of economy is tuguese, the com- they've got to n language of the get their educa- ntry. But by learn- tion system through listening going," she L through everyday said. "How can eriences, she grad- they get better ly started catching jobs without Within a few education?" Lending A Hand - Melahnie Moodie visits a group of orphans in one of the favelas in Recife, Brazil, where $q$pent a year as a Rotary exchange student. nths she was fluent In the second . ....- ,-, *, < .I he language. half of her visit oodie spent her she went to a months off school, December through really delicious. There were always ser- e billeted with three public technical February, which corresponds to the vants and cooks in the houses I stayed 'erent families, and school, in the school summer break in Canada. in who prepared delectable dishes." said her introduc- style of BCIT in During this time she was able to Which pointed out another vast dis- I to the country was Vancouver,. .. . but attend the Carnival celebration in parity in Brazil, the gap between rich remely positive. at the high Olinda, the community adjacent to and poor. Mhen I got down Melahnie Moodie school level. Recife, which hosts one of three major "There are two extremes in social/eco- re everyone was so She studied in Carnival celebrations in Brazil. nomic class," Moodie said. "The majori- )py it was easy to make friends. They the tourism option, which included She said it was four days of non-stop ty are extremely poor, dirt poor. They re all interested in Canadian culture, classes in French, Spanish, Portuguese,. ._ music, parades, dancing, costumes and live in favelas, shanty towns, with noth- 1 as the only blonde person.. .and Brazilian history and a study of the food. ing. I went through a lot of ,the favelas ;e rings for them are out of the ques- Recife region. But the food was not what she was Please him to Pqc 16

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Class disparity HENCKEL KNIFE disturbs at regular price Moodie get the *second at Continuedfrom Page 15 with my class, and talked to a lot of people. There are a lot of families with 10 kids or more. They think the more kids they have the better off they are. It is an extremely Catholic coun- try, they are against birth con- 42 trol and abortion is illegal. And then there is the minority Patricia which is extremely wealthy, - with servants and everything. lhewj I did learn from experience for Je that aside from all that, they I do are all great people, but there tree g2 is a class difference the count1 1. has to do something about." s fate w Moodie and her classmates, ar day with the help of students at ne, borr Howe Sound Secondary, did id, Can their share to help the poor. willow Every Tuesday after 11 p.m. low inti Moodie and her Brazilian vvatch C classmates distributed food tc le woul the poor people on the streets : didn't Members of the Red HSSS IS Cam1 BRYAN'S AUTOBODY Cross Club, one of the *most zy idea (Squamish) Ltd, active groups in the school, my sou raised funds to send to ;things Moodie, and those funds we1 ampbei used to buy more food for th itional street people. craze, I "I hope to be able to contini trance t that this year, and I hope we lustrial will be able to support some es the s kids down there. It will be e; ier now that I have the connf tions." See our ad In the Yellow PagesTMdirectory As an athlete involved in For Quali Autobody many sports at HSSS, Moodi RepairsX Painting hoped to be able to play soc- cer, the national sport in Bra Call 892-3122 but found that was not poss~ 4360 PemberPon Rd. ble because the men are too macho to allow women to play. But she did find an exc ing alternative, capoeira. SQUAMlSW Get "Capoeira originated with TRANSMISSION SERVICE the Jump the African slaves brought over by the Portuguese to on Cold Weather work in the sugar plantatior -FULL SERVICE and it is a form of martial ai Dirty oil can give you trou- AUTOMOTIVE CARE combined with dance," she ble in winter. NQW'Sthe time to said. "It was a means of fig1 1 Transmission Service 1 Auto Repairs 8 am - 6 pm ing back against their mask change it. Change the oil filter, Monday to Saturday but the masters condemned Special too. Your car may have several 02 Carwash Bays * so they disguised what wer other filters that need changing /%I/ Service & actually combat skills as mi Change oil and Mer, at this time, including the fuel, Self Serve Pumps and dance. It was banned b air and transmission filters. Auto & Cylinder Propane is now getting more popula though it is a lower class A diagnostic check-up of 0 Convenience Store Call for an appointment sport ." the engine can be a good pre- Along with all her other 898-4486 winter investment. 892-3580 activities, Moodie also was 381 83 Cleveland Ave. 2021 Paco Rd., Squamish Downtown Squarnish able to explore many of the fabulous beaches in Brazil, managed to explore many other parts of the country when her mother, HSSS tea EAGLE RUN er Penelope Kalopisi-Kennc came for a visit. But she is back at HSSS to take her G 12 and hopes to attend U 1 Auto Propane next year. Coin-Op Camash To share more of her expt Tune-ups Brakes ences and show her apprec Shocks Oil & Lubes tion to Rotary for the exch, opportunity of a lifetime, ' (OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Moodie will be talking to t Squamish Rotary Club Ocl MECHANIC ON DUTY and plans to give slide shc to as many school classes i 8 AM - 4PM FAOM. TO SAT. possible. "I just wish ever! WE SERVE ALL MAKES gle person could go throul this kind of experience," s 898-5516 Brackendale said, "I wouldn't give up part of the experience I ha was fabulous."

I I i d toa, I lot of more. they xe. It I COUIl- z con- 4atureb form moulds artist9scrae al. nority ?atrich Heinizman thy, thing. nce lhewillow tree has come to symbolize freedom they for Jeff Campbell. Just as the sinuous branches of there I willow moulds to an artist's imagination, a wil- countq l tree gave Campbell liberty to create his own des- )Ut." T. nates, s fate would have it, a skiing injury led to that sin-' ts at ar day 2 1/2 years ago when paths collided. At ne, bored and looking for something to occupy his I, did ioor. id, Campbell saw his neighbor cutting down an p.m. willow tree. Soon after, Campbell was twisting the an low into wild-looking furniture. Passersby stopped :ood to Match Campbell at work and soon they were asking' streets. le would take orders. !ed didn't like working in the construction industry,'' . most 's Campbell in retrospect. "I've got so many ideas, 1001' zy ideas in my head that I want to do, and I knew my soul that I should be working for myself creat- Isweri ;things." for the ampbeil's portfolio is a diverse collection of con- itional pine furniture, willow creations and his lat- :ontinu craze, driftwood furniture. Thirty stools clutter the pe we :rance to Campbell's' workshop in the Squamish some lustrial park. A thick section of an old stump consti- 1be ea es the seats of the stools, which are supported by I conne d in Vloodit Wild Wood Works - Jeff Campbell is looking to nature to provide him with the inspiration behind his driftwood 1y soc- furniture creations. Campbell sits amongst 30 drftwood stools he was commissioned to create for Blackcomb in Bra2 Mountain. Patricia Heintzman photos CI t possi, -e too n to gnarled branches of driftwood as the legs. At first "There is real knack to finding the right wood to use,'' an exci glance, the legs look like an anomaly of nature; he says. "You have to make sure you grab the right ra. irregular shapes twisted into sturdy weight-bearing sizes for what you are making. And you have to know I with structures. where to look." "That's my secret," says Campbell of the way he Lakes and rivers in Sea to Sky Country are ught attaches the driftwood together to make it look as e to Campbell's fields of harvest. He combs their banks in ztation if had grown that way. "That's what takes all the search of enigmatic and useful types of wood. rtial ar time and effort, making them look real. It's very "It's surprising how strong driftwood is. Some of the labor intensive. But I want to make people look at pieces you pick up you can whack against a rock sev- ,'I she of figh it and go, 'wow, that's weird'." eral times and it won't break. I think it is because of mastei The 30 stools were commissioned by Blackcomb the way the wood is constantly being dried out by the mned Mountain and will support visitors to the sun and then becomes wet again. It expands and it werc Horstman Hut at the top of the Seventh Heaven ski shrinks so many times so that the (wood) fibers as mu area. become really strong and don't rot or crack or get any med bi Another half-finished project, an elfin-sized bed bugs in it." jopulai of knotty-pine, sits on a table in the centre of the ut developing a name for himself as a furniture lass room and begs a query. "This is a dog bed," says Campbell. "You just put artist is even more involving, says Campbell, and to him is the most difficult aspect of his cho- lther the blanket here and the dog has his own space. B sen life's work. o was They love it because they can curl up and lean Slowly, people are recognizing his creations as he of the their chin on the side of it." gets more commissioned requests. Whistler's Irazil, i self-taught craftsman, Campbell says he Blackcomb Mountain and Xanthine's Coffee & Tea in many Squamish are the first businesses in the area to show- intry purposefully stayed away from furniture building courses and books so he could case Campbell's work. iSS teal A As he prepares his stools for transport to Blackcomb .Kenne develop his own style and imagination without falling into the trap of copying other people's Thursday, another Squamish businessperson comes to ;he is i work. But Campbell has learned many trade secrets the open garage door of Campbell's Squarnish indus- her GI and developed some of his own. He is now work- trial park studio and inquires about commissioning a id U V ' ing at building his tool collection so he can diversi- few pieces to display their Silverfoot watch bands and fy his work. "But that takes a lot of money." dog collars, which are made in Garibaldi Highlands. :r expe One of the most involved aspect of his craft, says "Things are hopefully starting to happen," says apprec Campbell, is finding twisted and interesting wood. Campbell. ? excha time, ng to tl lb Oct de sho asses a I every throug ice," si le up a :e I hac

111 '- . . 38 SEPTEMBER 260,1995 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF LEGION MEMBERS & GUESTS Eco-Challenge will provide economi are invited to elqjoy the music of boon for entire Sea to Sky corridor By Rahoul Ghm tions as Madagascar and Extreme Games, one partici Borneo. Eco-Challenge presi- ing raft company reported i ith the sign-up list for dent Mark Burnett has himself to 40 per cent increase in bu next year's Eco- . competed in the French race ness directly as a result of 'I Friday, Sept. 29th & WChallenge race in the three times. exposure they'd received di Saturday, Sept. 30th Sea to Sky corridor already half "Its concept is it's an ecologi- . ing the games, he said. KARAOKE-Thursdaysfrom 8 p.m. full, local organizers are antici- cally aware wilderness expedi- I 89813233 pating a minor economic boon tion-competition, so cornpeti- "It's a for the area both during and tors have to race using their after the multi-day event. skills through the outdoors, competiticin Local site coordinator for the through the backcountry, but where they travl event, Tes Sewell, said as of last their techniques hate to be low Renew week 33 five-member teams impact," Sewell said. "If they're night and da had already signed up for the irresponsible or cause ecologi- they sleep wi! er 300-mile multi-discipline.race, cal damage they'& disquali- tentatively scheduled for fied. So they don't leave choco- they dare, when ' August 1996, with little or no late wrappers at the side of the the dare, local promotion. course ... they pack everything, an cryouhave SQUAMISH- INSURANCE That level of interest has'orga- including human waste, out." Highlands Mall nizers considering an increase Robert Fine, economic devel- to push yoursell in the number of teams opment officer with the Sea to absolutely (inside mall, across from Post Office.) allowed from 50 to more than Sky Economic Development 60. Commission, added competi- td the limit." "The brochure isn't even out.__ . tors are also asked to partic- - Tes Sewell yet," said Sewell of 2Swell ipate in a local cleanup project Productions, which was hired which has in the past included Air support from local he1 by the Sea to Sky Economic local schools as well. copter companies will also 1 Development Commission to. In Utah, racers and students needed for filming the even oversee the event. helped to clean up a garbage- and safety purposes. And IC What the local event has strewn river. But an environ- photographers will have a k received to date is great expo- mental project €or the Sea to day covering the event as tk sure on MTV, with a 90-minute Sky area has yet to be deter- who shot the Utah race are I program and several 30-minute mined. selling pictures from this ye spots on this year's Utah-based Fine said the project has come Eco-Challenge. Eco-Challenge. Those programs together like clockwork with With §ea to Sky communit included footage of the Sea to the help of local governments being promoted to the worlc Sky area as the race's next and the provincial lands and future tourism opportunitier venue, SeweIl said. tourism ministries. could also skyrocket, Sewell NBC Dateline ran a recent "It basically provides the said. spot on the Utah race, concen- - region a chance to showcase a& "Families are no longer goi trating on one 72-year-old great the backcountry amenities we to ?!E beach on holidays, grandmother who completed have," he said. "It's a tremen- they're camping and explori this year's event along with her dous draw for people interest- the outdoors," he said. team Operation Smile. l3.C was ed in outdoor activities." And Eco-Challenge organii also given a plug in that broad- Both the economic develop- ers are now even looking at cast. ment commission and the how the event could be spur And Sports Illustrated even , Community Futures off into an annual local race. has a spread on the Eco- Development Corporation of "It needn't be a 10-day eve Challenge planned in the com- Howe Sound were instrumen- to still be challenging," Sew( ing months. tal in acquiring the event for said. "But racers will still be Wsreaching a huge market, next year, which drew bids going without sleep and the: both Generation Xers who from Mexico, Hawaii, as well still be hallucinating." watch MTV and the boomers as eight other U.S. states and For the Eco-Challenge in watching M3C Dateline," two Canadian provinces. August 1996 racers will not Sewell said, adding German "Community Futures is view- find out what the first leg of television stations who covered ing this as a huge economic the course is or what disciph the Utah Eco-Challenge are opportunity both in the short they will be competing in uli also currently promoting B.C. and long term especially when 24 hours before race time. A! "The coverage is worth liter- you look at the amount of each part is completed team: ally millions of dollars in tele- exposure that's going to be on will find out what the next lr vision time." the area in the next year," is and how they will cover it Sewell said. "Teams are given point A a Local outdoor activities com- a point B and they have to fi "It basically panies, in particular, will bene- ure out, with the equipment provides the fit from the IO-day, non-stop they're given, what's the bes region a chance race, he said. route to get there," Sewell sa EVERY WEDNESDAY AT 9:OO P.M. With race legs involving "They basically have to be p to showcase all mountain biking, horseback pared for anything." the backcountry riding, climbing, rafting, canoe- Though the race is given a PASTA BAR JJ ing, trekking and paragliding day limit, the winning teams amenities we all being considered by orga- Utah were finishing in six to have. It's a nizers, opportunities for local seven day:;, he said. LL AVAILABLE outfitters to help design and "It's a kompetition where tl tremendous' oversee parts of the race will be travel night and day, they sk draw for eople available. where they dare, when they intereste (P "We're trying to get a real dare, and you have to push INCLUDES GARLIC BREAD & SALAD local focus with the people yourself absolutely to the in outdoor involved in the course," SewelI Iimit," he said. said. With the $10,000 price tag Choice of 2 pastas & 3 sauces!. activities." "I don't pretend to be an team to cover insurance, SeM Extras available chicken, prawns, clams, - Robert Fine expert in every area of this added many, if not all teams, - event. So, for instance, we're will be sponsored. meatballs, extra cheese. Since the media attention both" looking at a rafting company And prizes, rumored to be local phones and lines at the - who will look at the rafting $10,000 and a free ticket into Eco-Challenge head offices . - part of the course, handle the the following year's event for ($ I .50 extra for mix & match on Pasta & sauces) ' down south have been crazy, safety and setup for it." first place, are not necessarily he said. That sort of involvement can tbn qotivating factor for corn OPEN 1 1 A.M. 16) P.M. SUNDAY = THURSDAY Sewell said the race will draw and has spun off into future pelq. - teams from throughotit North economic productivity for the "They're not doing it for the NOON - 10 P.M. FRIDAY & SATURDAY America and Europe, and is companies involved, Sewell piize money. They're doing it based on a similar French race said. just because they want the event, the Raid Gaulloises, During a smaller version of bragging rights.. .people just OCEAN P liltT HOTEL which pits racefs against the the Eco-Challenge held in want to say they've been in t! elements in such exotic loca- Maine this June as part of the event.'' 37991 2nd Avenue 892-381 1 - - THE SQUAMISH CHIEF SEPTEMBER 26,1995 i( r :ip a: mi TV lur. -

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Clark On Thursday, Lucas Feist will he residents of Hilltop The organizers of the recycle 24 House await your arrival back to school clothing drive, celebrate his first birthday .Sept. through Sept. 38,1995 Ton Saturday, Sept. 30 at 1 said it was so successful that it I Aries (March 21 - April 20) p.m. when the annual HTH will become an annual event. It My first visit to the new You may have to go out of your way to please Harvest Tea and Bazaar is held. all happened thanks to the gen- Capilano College Squamish - loved one, but it will be worth it. An imprompti Adult crazy quilt vests, pillows erosity of so many good-heart- campus was for the - outing will be fun. and wooden boxes are just ed souls who took the time to Eldercollege open house on three of the items to look for at donate. The children thank you Sept. 20. I was most impressed - Taurus (April 21 - May 20) the craft table. A nice variety of too. with the facility, as I know Stop putting So much pressure on those arouni other first timers were. There you. It might help if you looked at the situatio! home baked goods will also be I from their viewpoint. for sale. Before you sit down Howe Sound Arts Council is was a good turnout for the for coffee or tea and pie, pur- holding its annual general open house and a review of the - Gemini (May 21 -June 20) chase a ticket for the in-house meeting tomorrow, Wednesday, courses to be offered this fall Romance will be more exciting than ever. Much tc raffle for a chance to win a Sept. 27, from 7:30-9 p.m. in the was given. There is still time to your relief, a financial worry, will be taken care o gourmet basket. by an unexpected source. Cancer (June 21 - July 22) A young person needs encouragement with ai important issue. Take the initiative and solve i problem that has bugged you for a long time. About Town Leo (July 23 - Aug. 22) A relationship could use some help, and spendini more time together may be the answer. Perhaps i By Maureen Gilmour trip for just the two of you would help. Virgo (Aug. 23 - Sept. 22) Brennan Park Leisure Centre. sign up for programs and for You are having a hard time convincing yoursel! New members are welcome information, drop by the cam- you are doing the right thing. Nobody's perfect and for those wishing more pus at 1150 Carson Place or although most Virgos are probably close. information who are unable to phone 892-5322. attend, please phone, 892-5?77. -I Libra (Sept. 23 - Oct. 22) A friend could use some positive thinking and 8 a It was a pleasant surprise to prayer or two. Get your mind off your troubles b:, STORK STORY - MADER - see former Squamish residents doing some strenuous exercise. Congratulations to Todd and Ralph and Muriel Ross at the Maria Mader on the birth of open house. They were guests Scorpio (Oct. 23 - Nov. 22) I their first child, a daughter, of Marjory Rush during their You are feeling like you are in a rut. Get yoursell Tuesday, Sept. 26 (tonight) is Paige Julia, weighing 6 Ib. 8 oz. stay here and they enjoyed vis- up and go shopping, join a health club and meel absolutely the last chance for and born in the Squamish iting old friends. Ralph and some new people. Do something. you to become a inember of the General Hospital on Aug. 10. Muriel, who live in Fullerton, Sagittarius (NQv. 23 Dec. 21) Sea to Sky Singers. The group The proud grandparents are California left Squamish in - , Antonio and Lourdes Raguero 1977. Too much workis causing stress, and you may holds practices each Tuesday wonder how you are going to do everything. It from 7:30-9:30 p.m. in the and Ross and Marlene Mader I wouldn't hurt to ask for some help. Squamish Pentecostal Church. and pleased great-grandmoth- The parent and tot drop-in a er, Mrs. Rose Pattenaude, all of program sponsored by Sea To Capricorn (Dec. 22 - Jan. 19) What a great contribution Squarnish. Sky Community Services has It is a busy time for you, but it keeps your mind off members of the B.C.Coalition new days of operation. your troubles. A partnership could prove interest- of Motorcyclists make each Mohawk Service Stations Effective Oct. 2, the hours will ing for both parties. year to the Community sponsored a fresh air contest be 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. each Christmas Care project. The this past summer with 50 bicy- Monday and Wednesday. Aquarius (Jan. 20 - Feb. 18) CCC committee thanks each cles to be won. Squamish resi- m A co-worker may need a little cheering up. Health motorcyclist for the gifts of dent Loleeta Turner was the Last week, in Kay matters should be dealt with promptly. Don't put off making that appointment for an annual exam. toys donated to this special winner of one of only 50 bikes Wirachowsky's column Over the Hill, she mentioned the cause on Sept. 17. won in Western Canada, Local Pisces (Feb. 19 - March 20) Mohawk owners Wayne and need for drivers for the van on ** You feel as though you have missed out on an Calling all curlers and new Ten Braun presented Loleeta weekends at Hilltop House. important opportunity. But you may later discover prospects. League registration with her new Norco Katmandu Drivers need a Class 4 unre- 4. you haven't missed anything. mountain bike, helmet and stricted license and HTH E begins tonight, Sept. 26 and U- also Sept. 27 and Sept. 28 from shaped bike lock recently The Society will subsidize the cost Born this week 7-9 p.m. in the upstairs lounge prize valued at $500 came from of upgrading to that standard. ept. 24 -Sheila MacRae, Linda Linda Hamiltori at the Howe Sound Curling Corsa Cycles. Interested volunteers are asked McCartney Sept. 27 - Jayne Meadows tpt. 25 -Mark Hnmill, Barban Sept. 28 - Brigitte Bardot Club. m to contact Olaf, at 898-2388. Walters, Heather Locklear Sept. 29 - Bryant Gumbel There are leagues for all ages Paul and Joanne Greening I :pt. 26 -Mary Beth Hurt, Sept. 30 - Crystal Bemnrd and abilities including: novice, and children Jonathan and Friends of the Library have social, mens and ladies, mixed Kelsey are pleased to have and junior and senior. Joanne's parents, Eileen and Curling clinics are also Johnny Boyd, visiting them will take place on Saturday, Mark Emst, Financial Advisor mLANDwALpiJpN planned for Oct. 14,15,21 and from Whitburn, Scotland. Oct, 21, so please get atl those 1-800-567-801 4 BLUE CHIP THINKING 22. If unable to attend but wish Yesterday, Sept. 25 the Boyds books ready that you want to donate anddepoiit them in the BLUE CHIP THINKING is a trademark of Midland Walwyn Capital Im. more information contact celebrated their 36th wedding Member-Cadian investor Protection Fund. Rate 8s of Sept. 1/95, subject to change. Lorne at 898-5558. anniversary with their family book drops at Highlands Mall I 1 or Save on Foods. IT PAYS

Calvnry Community Bible Hour 7-8 pm., Wed- 5023. Sunday Warship 3737. Sunday Worship and TO SHOP AT Church nesday Bible Study, 7 p.m. Service: 11 a.m. Sunday Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Sunday morning family wor- School 9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. ship service a( Squaniish St. John's Anglican Church SECOND DEBUT Pentecostal Church at 9:30 Sunday services 8 a.m. and St. Joseph's Cnthoiic Squnmish Pentccostnl Quality New & Pre-owned Clothing nm. Nursery arid Sunday 10 a.m. For details call 698- Church Church Schd at [he same time. 5 100. Father Angelo Dc Ponipa, Pastor: Rev. Jeff Beckmyer, Winter Jackets - from $16.00 71'ecnsarc invilcd toYoufh X98-4355. Mass: Saturday at 892-3680. Morning Worship Blazers - from $12.00 Night with lb.stor Jose on Squw&h United Church 430 p.m., Sunday at 9 a.m. and Sunday School, 11:30 Sweafers - from $800 l.'riii:iy ;II 7:30 p.m. ;I[ thc h4inisler: ILv. Claire and I1 a.m. Confession: a.m. Sunday evening servicc Hooded Sweatshirts from $74.00 cliurch. ,111 rvrlcomc. Piistor I3owcrs, 892-5777. Sunday S:iturdil~at 4 p.m. or by at 6 p.m. - Jtx I3rou.n ;it 596-7848. Wrahip Ilour txgins ;it 10 iippoi1itmcnt anytime. ;i.m Inf;ini Niirscry provid- Ciitcchism (CCD): grades k- Church of Jcsus Christ of cd. Sunday School is held at . X on 'I'hursdays, 0:30 p.m.-7: Latter Dny Saints IO ;1.111. 80 p.m., may register iMy- Doniki MacKay, BfiIllch Uniforms & Plus sizes he. President. 4208 I Ross Rd., on consignments Brackendate. 898-3535. Baptist Squamish Church I Pnstor: John Crozier, 898- NEW HOURS: Tbss. - Sat. 10 a.m. ta 6 0.m. THE SQUAMISH CHIEF SEPTEMBER 26,1995 811 21

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Fortunately, according to Gary St. ity is to look for large sources of mois- cent, older windows may be conducting Eave vents are a good investment if you \rnaud, president of the Greater ture. A damp basement can increase heat from the interior glass surface. This don't already have them. Next check your Jancouver Home Builders' Association, indoor humidity substantially. condition can be remedied with the addi- ceiling for openings that atlow moist air to :ontrolling moisture in your home does- The problem could also be traced to tion of separate storm windows. escape into the attic and block them with i't usually required professional consul- poor drainage around the house, which If condensations occurs on storm win- insulation, caulk or tape. ation or structural changes. Armed with can be corrected through proper grading dows, you can either weather-strip the If exhaust fans are vented into the attic he correct knowledge and a nose for and the channeling of discharge from interior window or vent the storm window they should be rerouted outside. iunting down the problem, you can miti- downspouts away from the house. Other to the outdoors with small holes. Concrete surface condensation - late the effects of moisture in a new or sources of indoor humidity may include Insulation shutters or doors used over Since not all exterior paint problems are ?xisting home, even in today's tighter, numerous house plants, an unvented windows on the inside need to be airtight attributable to condensation, the cause nore energy-efficient homes. clothes dryer, green firewood stored to prevent humid indoor air from contact- of any peeling paint must first be estab- Occasionally, excessive humidity is pre- inside, stovetop cooking without using ing the cold glass surface. lished. ;ent in new homes. 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An actor preparing lor his role as a 12:30 (D "Simon & Simon: In Trouble Again" brother-in-law how to get a big insurance Coronado helps a young boy with his Holocaust victim finds events frmthe past (1995, Dtama) Jameson Parker. Gerald settlement. (2 hrs., 45 min.) problems. 'PG' (1 hr., 32 min.) ' threatening his sanity. (2 hrs.. 15 min.) McRaney. A reunion between Rick and 200 0 0 tt "HaH Moon Street" (1986, 800 @ **t "Mr. Wonderful" (1993) Matt 2:07 03:** "Popcorn" (1991, Horror) Jill A.J. runs aground when circumslances Drama) Sigoumey Weaver, Michael Dillon. Anriabella Sciorra. A man tries to Schoelen, Tom Villard. A horror-movie lorce them to reprise their roles as private Caine. An economics expert moonlighting marathon turns into a real-life bloodbath as a call girl becomes involved with an marry oll his ex-wile to escape alimony. (In eyes. (2 hrs.) Dean OGorman, Sabin Stereo) 'PG-13' LC (1 hr., 38 min.) when a crazed killer sneaks into the @ *%"Night Eyes 3" (1993) Shannon Englishman enmeshed in international ln- theater. (2 hrs., 15 min.) trigue. (In Stereo) @I(2 hrs.) teen boys vie for the at m riji "W.E.I.R.D. World" (1995, Science Tweed, Andrew Stevens. A stalked Wstar change student. 'NR' (1 Fiction) (PA) Dana Ashbrook. Miguel 3:OO @ *% "Deadfall" (1993) Michael falls in love with her live-in bodyguard. (In (D 0 *it "Have Rocket, Will Travel" Biehn, James Coburn. A con man's son (1959, Comedy) The Three Slooges, 9:OO 0 0 0 0"Fight Nunez. Premiere. Ambilious young scierr- Stereo) 'R' (1 hr., 37 min.) Nancy Conn Story" (19 lists walk a line line between good and evil plies his trade in sunny Santa Monica. (In 1:OO ID ***%"Tunes of Glory" (1960, Jerome Cowan. 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Griffith, Ed Harris, A hooker stows away at Foster, Frederic Forrest. A worn and his Mends lor a ride with special ical) Fred Astaire, Audrey Hepbum. A Ma- fronts the men who brutal "investments" that yield riches. (In Stereo) (2 hrs.) dison Avenue photographer transforms a the home of a suburban widower. 'PG-13 (1 hr., 48 min.) 0 (2 hrs.) timid saloswoman into one 01 the fashion 1: 1O:OO a **%"Hand in Glove" (1993, Mys- worlds most glamorous models. (2 hrs., 15 tery) Patrick Malahide. William Simons. A min.) raid on a seedy Soh0 nightclub puts ln- 200 @ **%"There Goes My Baby" (1991) EVENING speclor Alleynandfriends in themidstolan Dermot Mulroney, Rick Schroder. Teen- 1: art fraud caper. (2 hrs.) agesludentsponder their lutures asschool @ "Lethal Ninja" (1993) Ross Kettle, 6:OO @ *% "Freaked" (1993) Alex Winter, days end. 'R' (1 hr.. 39 min.) Karyn Hill. An ex-CIA man goes to Africa lo Megan Ward. 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(In 1O:OO "Waxwork 11: Lost in Time" investigation of supernatural oc (Subtitled) (2 hrs., 3 min.) ** 3:30 Q **% "Brady's Escape" (1984, Stereo) (2 hrs.) ataninn revealsastartlingsecre 1:30 (E, iizi +*% "A Time to Live" (1985. (1992) Zach Galligan, Alexander Go- Adventure) John Savage, Kelly Reno. A @ A* "The Cowboy Way" (1994)Moody dunov. Two survivors 01 a massacre lonely owner's past. (2 hrs.) Drarna) Lim Minnetli. Jeltrey DeMunn. A downed American pilot linds unlikely war- Harrelson, Kiefer Sutherland. Two cow- 207 8 {:I:! **%"Deadbolt" (1 lact.based account 01 one wornan's journey through time and space. 'R' (1 hr., time allies in Hungary, including an orphan boys ride into Manhattan to find a missing 44 rnin.) pense) Justine Bateman, Adan courage and steadfast devotion in dealing boy who comes to worship him. (2 hrs.) compadre. (In Stereo)'PG-l3'[m(I hr., 46 Passion turris tolerror when a m with her muscular dystrophy-stricken son. 12:OO @ **%"Color ol Night" (1994) Bruce . min.) Willis. Jane March. A man's life is Ihrca- discovers her roommate-lover' (2 hrs.) ' 7:45 8 "Naissance du cinema" (1946, tenedwhile solving a Iriend's murder. 'R'(2 pathic side. (2 hrs.) @Irt "Bikini Surnmcr" (1991) Melinda Documentaire) La naissance du cinema a 3:OO @ **%"Bonjour Timolh Armstrong, David Milbcrn. A greedy land hrs.. 1 min.) partir des annees 1820. (2 hrs., 30 rnin.) 12:37 **%"Red Sundown" (1956, i .. Dean OGorman, Sabirie Karz developer threatens n popular teen beach. 0 (01 8:OO ED t* "Only You" (1994) MarisaTomei. teen boys vie for the attention (In Stereo) 'R' (1 hr., 30 min.) Western) Rory Calhoun, Martha Hyer. An Robert Downdy Jr. A bride-to-be flies lo ex-gunslinger becomes a sheriff's deputy EVENING change student. 'NR' (1 hr., 37 2:OO a ** "The Big Wheel" (1949. Drama) llalytofindherdestinedlove.'PG'(l hr.,48 8 iiji f* "The Curse" (1987, t Mickey Rooney, Thomas Mitchell. Ttie son to stopa ruthless cattle baron from starting rnin.) a range war. (1 hr., 53 min.) 6:OO (D "The Legend of Lizzie Borden" Wheaton, Claude Akins. Watei of a race-car driver who died ori the track +** 900~Q"Trialby Fire" (1995, Drama) Gail naled by an orb from outer spacl decides to lollow in his dad's footsteps. (2 1:30@(@ **VI "TwiceinaLifetime"(1985, (1975, Drama) Elizabeth Montgomery, Ed OGrady, Keith Carradine. Premiere. A Drama) Gene Hackman, Ann-Margret. A Flanders. Based or1 the true story of the farrr Iirs.) schoolteacher faces criminal charges and membersinto monsters. of a (2Tennessee hrs.) 2:05 8 ($1) "Enemy Unseen" (1989. working-class family's placid existence is New Englandspinstoraccusedofthegrisly ** the distrust of her community after a trou- 330 (D 0 a+% "Dead of Wink Adventure) Vernon Wclls, Stack Pierce. A shattered when a 50-year-old laborer ax murders of her father andsteprnother. (2 bled student commits suicide. (In Stereo) leaves his wife for a barmaid. (2 hrs.) hrs.) Suspense) Mary Steenburger wealthy man hires a band 01 mercenaries. rm (2 hrs.) McDowall. A shot at a movie roll lThe lo rescue his daughter lrom il savage 2:OO Q **VI "lrnpact" (1949, Suspense) a ** YZ "Timecop" (1 994) Jean-Claude Van Damme, Mia Sara. A lime-traveling B@"lntheLine 01 Duty: HuntforJustice" struggling actress to a remote m, jungle tribe. (2 hrs., 15 min.) Brian Donlevy, Ella Raines. A woman's (1995, Drama) Adam Arkin, Nicholas Tur- clever scheme to dispose of her husband police officer tackles a corrupt senator. 'R' what proves to be a most unusua fa an 3:OO *** "Desire in Motion" (1994) turro. Premiere. A detective's investigation (2 hrs.) aturd Valeric Kaprisky, Jcan.Francoise Pi- via an "accident" backfires on her and her (1 hr., 38 min.) into a state trooper's murder reveals an chette. Two train passengers fall in loveon lover. (2 hrs.) 8:00(D"ln the Lineof Duty: HuntforJustice" extensive underground terrorist ring. (In t Hilltc a trans-Canadatrip. (In Stereo) 'NR'( 1 lir., 2:05 0 (ij) ** "Friends, Lovers and Lun- (1995, Drama) Adam Arkin, Nicholas Tur- Stereo) (2 hrs.) turro. Premiere. A deteclive's investigation rafts, 34 rnin.) atics" (1989, Comedy)DanielStern,Sheila Q 0 0 ::jl: "A Child Is Missing" (1995, fD~ii:**!5 "Betrayal" (1978, Drama) Rip McCaiihy. An artist sets out to win back his into a state trooper's murder reveals an Drama) Henry Winkler, Roma Downey. A nd ex extensive underground terrorist ring. (In Torn. Lesley Ann Warren. A young woman girllriend when she and a male companion lonely backwoods recluse is branded the The sues her psychiatrist lor luring her into a leave lor a weekend in the country. (2 hrs.) Stereo) Cm (2 hrs.) prime suspect in the kidnapping of a 9- scxual relalionship with hirn under the 2:07oi:?.i** "Ghost Dad"(1990,Comedy) @ *VI "Milk Money" (1994) Melanie Grif- year-old boy. (In Stereo) @I(2 hrs.) quan guise 01 therapy. (2 hrs.) Bill Cosby, Kimberly Russell. A deceased lith, Ed Harris. A hookerstows awayat the Q (3J t*.k "Where Angels Fear to Tread" 3:30 ii2! **!> "The Last Winter" (1984. lather is granted three days to reassess his home of a suburban widower. 'PG-13' (1 (1991. Drama) Helena Bonham Carter, ssoc Drarna) Yona Etian. Kathleen Quinlan. finances and bolster his relationship with hr., 48 min.) Judy Davis, A British widow's alfair with a lednc Two wamori ideritify the sarne man from a his three children. (2 hrs.) 8:2O@@+rt% "MusicBox"(1989, Drame) young Italian sparks a series of tragi-comic ncwsreel as tlicir husband, a GI who di- 230 @ "Hard Evidence" (1995) Gregory Jessica Lange, Armin Mueller-Stahl. Une events. Basedon an E.M. Forsternovel. Ell all or sappeared duririg thc 1973 Yorn Kippur Harrison, Cali Tirnrnins. An adulterous criminologuedeChicagodoit defendre son (2 hrs.) pere lorsqu'il est accuse dhorribles crimes quam War. (2 tils.) husband gets caught up in crime. 'R' (1 hr., (E) ci_u tt "Appointment With Death" 39 inin.) de guerre. @I(2 hrs., 30 rnin.) (1988, Mystery) Peter Ustinov, Lauren The 3:OO (131 **"I "The Hostage Tower" 9:00 0 **\'I "Look Who's Talking" Bacall. Master deteclive Herculc Poirot (1980, Drama) Peter Fonda, Billy Dee (1989, Comedy) John Travolta, Kirstie investigates the poisoning of a dorni- 18 Cc Williams. The world's top criminal captures Alley. Bruce Willis provides the voice 01 a neering American dowager in the Holy the EiflclTowernridholdstheniollierofthe baby who offers his opinions on circumsl- nit a1 EVENING Land. (2 hrs.) presidenl of tlie United States Iiostage. (2 ancesfacino himandhisunwedmother.(In "Fight lor Justice: The Nancy Conn f toy! 111s.) S tereo) @ hrs.) Story" (1995, Drama) (PA) Marilu Henner, 6:OO @ **+ "Ro:;wf:ll" (1994) Kyle M~I- CD (11) **"I "The Dynamiters" (1991, ider 3:30 (12) ** "Dan Turner, Hollywood Doug Savant. Premiere. A woman who CL;ICII~;III, Kim Groist B:rscrl on 111~crash Detective" (1990, Mystery) Marc Singer, Western) Yarinick Bisson, Lucy Bayler. A of an allcg~~~UFO iri 1947 Ncw Mexico. survived a brutal attack launches a dan- orn c Tracy Scoggins. Wisecracking private eye tavern brawl leads to Johnny's association gerous crusade to put her vengeful assai- 'PG-13' (I tu , 31 riiin.) Dan Turricr uncovers blackrnail and with a trio of Irish sheep drovers. (2 hrs.) lantbackbehindbars. (InStereo)lEl(2hrs.) tht( 8:OO @ +* "M. Butterfly" (1993) Jeremy rnurdcr investigating a rnovre mogul's wile 1O:OO @ *** "The Legend of Lizzie Borden" Irons. Jotin Lone. A French drptornat thiriks (n"A Child Is Missing" (1995, Drama) ibyltt in 1949 Hollywood (2 Iirs.) (1975, Drama) Elizabeth Montgomery, Ed Henry Winkler, Roma Downey. Premiere. his rniile Chineso lover is a woiniiri. (In Flanders. Based on the true story of the Stereo) 'R' Ltt! (I hr., 40 rnin.) A lonely backwoods recluse is branded the OPPC New Englandspinster accused of the grisly prime suspect in the kidnapping of a 9- 8:30 @ I6) ** "L'Obsddcic" (1987, Drarne) ax murdersol her lather and stepmother. (2 year-old boy. (In Stereo) D(2hrs.) re. ($ Kcrric Kcanc. Daniel Pilon. Une mbre di- hrs.) 1O:OO ***Vi "The Paper" (1994) Michael vorcee temoigric la mort de son tils et tente **t "Roswell" (1994) Kyle Ma- a dw retrouver le rusporisable. EL (2 tirs., 10 EVENING Keaton, Robert Duvall. A tabloid editor clachlari, Kirn Greist. Based on the crash pilfers a story tip from a rival paper. (In rniii.) 01 an alleged UFO in 1947 New Mexico. 9:00 (D (18 "End of the Line" (1988, 6:OO @ *** "Dazed and Conlused' (1993) Stereo) 'R' El (1 hr., 50 min.) ** 'PG-13'(1 hr., 31 min.) 11:35 0 "Fourth Story" (1991, Drama) Wilford Brirnley, Levon Helm. Two Jason London, Wiley Wiggins. Richard 11:OO "The Innocent" (1994, Suspense) 0 +t% veteran railroad workers stage an unusual Linklater's portrait of aimless '70s-era Mystery) Mark Harmon, Mimi Rogers. A The Most Famous Basket in 11 Kelsey Grammer. Polly Draper. A police private detective falls in love with the I protest when corporate bosses close down teens. (In Stereo) 'R' (Io (1 hr.. 43 rnin.) lieutenant must learn to comrnuriicate with their Arkansas railroad yard. (2 hrs.) 8:00@**%"ThereGoesMyBaby"(1991) woman who hired him to find her missing an autistic boy whose drawings may hold husband. (2 hrs.) THIS IS A 1O:OO @ "Tho Paperboy" (1994) Alexandra Dermot Mutroney. Rick Schroder. Teen- the key to a brutal crime. (2 hrs.) ir Paul, Marc Marut. A jealous newsboy age students ponder theirfuturesasschool 1200 0 @ *t*"Where Angels Fear to :30 @ ** "The Dark" (1994) Stephen Tread' (1991, Drama) Helena Bonham stalks the object of his twisted love. 'R' (1 days end. 'R' (1 hr., 39 min.) McHattie, Cynthia Belliveau. A subterra- hr.. 33 min.) 8:55@@*t"V.I. Warshawski,unpriveeil Carter, Judy Davis. A British widow's affair P nean creature has the power lo heal or with a young Italian sparks a series 01 11:30 **%"Timecop" (1994) Jean- escarpins" (1991~ Mystere) Kathleen destroy. 'R' (1 hr., 30 rnin.) tragi-comic events. Based on an E.M. Claudo Van Damme, Mia Sara. A time- Turner, Jay 0. Sanders. Une detective :47 *.a*% "To Hell and Back"(1955, Forster novel. [m (2 hrs.) traveling police ollicer tackles a corrupt privee enquhte sur la mort dun ex-joueur Biography) Audie Murphy, Susan Kohner. @ *tlh "Tequila Sunrise" (f986, senator. 'R' (1 hr., 38 min.) de hockeyquilui avail conlie la garde de sa Murphy plays himself in this dramatization 0 12:36 *** "Un Zoo la Nuil" (1987, lille. KO (1 hr., 55 min.) Drama) Me1 Gibson, Michelle Pfeilfer. A Fi, 01 the heroics that made him World War 11's federal agent insists that an L.A. detective COMMUNlT Drama) Roger Le Bet, Gilles Maheu. An 9:00 @ @ *** "The Big Easy" (1986, most decorated soldier. (2 hrs., 18 min.) account of a Montreal ex-con's attempts to Drama) Dennis Ouaid, Ellen Barkin. While use his friendship with aformerdnrgdealer 12:05 @ ** "No Mercy" (1986, Drama) trap a Colombian smuggler. (2 hrs., 30 I elude corrupt cops and reconcile with his on a drug-related murder case, a detective 10 Richard Gere, Kim Basinger. While trying min.) NEW IN TOWN II ailing lather. (2 hrs., 4 min.) falls lor an assistant DA investigating de- to track down his parlner's killer, a Chicago partmental corruption. (2 hrs.) @ *** "Roswell" (1994) Kyle Ma- NEWBABY? cop becomes involved with a crime czar's cLachlan, Kim Greist. Based on the crash I 1:15 a ** "To Be the Best" (1993) Martin enigmatic mistress. (2 hrs.) Kove, Michael Worth. A kickboxer's hot 1O:OO Q @I*+%"Shadow of the Thin Man" ofanallegedUFOin 1947 NewMexico.(In 1:00 (D **** "A Star Is Born" (1937, Stereo) 'PG-13'Cm (1 hr., 31 min.) tc temper makes him a target for blackmail. (1941. Mystery) William Powell, Myrna Drama) Janet Gaynor. Fredric March. A (In Stereo) 'R' EII (1 hr.. 39 rnin.) Loy. The deaths al a jockey and a reporter 12:05 Q +*%"Downtown" (1990, Co- matinee idol turns lo alcohol in response lo medy) Anthony Edwards, Forest Whilaker. 1:30 @Ul) *** "TheTrojan Women" (1972, bring sleuthing socialites Nick and Nora his wife's heightened popularity in this I A streetwise detective joins forces with a + Drama) Katharine Hepburn, Genevieve Charles to the center of a racetrack Oscar-winningclasslc. (2 hrs., 30 min.) PHONE: Bujold. Femalo Trojans takon captive by scandal. (2 hrs.) suburban patrolman who has been trans- B Greek soldiors are destined to become ferred to the ghettos of Philadelphia. (2 I Kim Aydon: 898-821 slave concubines. (2 hrs.) hrs.) I THE SQUAMISH CHIEF SEPTEMBER 26,1995 Iw[ 27

Parents and Tot Drop-In /s held at the Coast-Garibaldi Health Unit every Thursday from The Coast-Garibaldl Health 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. mlt Is looking for volunteers For information, call 892-3585. Howe Sound Breast Feeding help with the klndergarten Notices for non=profitorganizations run free in the Squamish Chief. Please phone 892-9161 or drop a copy Support Group come join our Nanc mlng screening program. off a! our offices before 5 p.m. the Fridav Drlor to Publication. larilu t monthly meeting. Call Beth at worni aining is available. Call 892- nches 85 for details. 898-9299. !ngelu Breastfeeding drop-in pro- ieo) U How$ Sound Curling Club with food, come to the meeting at Squamish General I ndaF 111 hold reglstntion for all Hospital board room every Sunday night at 7 p.m. vides assistance and support JacDc !IlOW H ague8 on Tuesday, Sept. 26 For info call 892-3359. Fridays 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at r., 56 I IA non-smoklng group has formed a Singles Coast-Garibaldi Health Unit. Call iothy" id Thursday, Sept. 28 from 7-9 (arsen n. For more information con- a Alcoholics Anonymous meetings Friendship Club for 40s-plus recreational and social 892-3585. tion 01 37 mir Lorne at 898-5558. re scheduled seven days a week. Call gatherings. Meetings are evory Thursday at 8 p.m. at I Squamish Hospice Society Juslic Midway Restaurant in the Sea to Sky Hotel. For volunteers meet the third Dram, t. Pren IAI-Anon/Alateen: family members and details call Tom at 898-5847or Bonnie at 898-9667. Monday each month at 7:30 brutal iends of problems drinkers. Call for information at m Senior citizens counselling sewice is a free ser- p.m. ade to hind b 1-688-1716. vice to help seniors complete applications for pen- To become a volunteerlmember phone for more infor- (1993 IThe Attention Deficit Disorder Support sions and other benefits, provide information on 898-9854 . Four Association meets the first Thursday of every month seniors programs and assist seniors in accessing mation. adly ne ir., 49 r at 730 p.m. at the Health Centre in Squamish. other agencies. For more information, call senior citi- Squamish Birthright offers " (199 INarcotics Anonymous: Got a drug problem? zen counsellor Charles Schilberg at 898-9393. confidential and non-judgmental \ worn; killed h Want to change? Narcotics Anonymous meets every I Women Interested in forming an inner child help to any woman distressed ., 30 m !oman' Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the library on the group are asked to call Anita at 898-8286. by an unplanned pregnancy. rshey. I Stawamus Reserve. Come in between 10 a.m. and 1 inlaithfi min.) The Howe Sound Women's Centre offers infor- mmam p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday, 01 agoon" mation and referrals by telephone on a drop-in Patent-totdmp4n pmgrarn for parents and children 7-9p.m, Thursday. :hristop or I six n grow basis Monday through Friday, between ngon and 4 years and under at Sea to Sky Community Services. For For more information phone h Pacilm of firs1 1 p.m. Phone 092-5748. details, Call Joanne , Sharon or Nina at 692-5796, 892-9329. ILegal Ald is a free service provided in family and 6.C. Special Olympics (Squarnish local) needs volun- ITOPS -Take Off Pounds Monte -laywar( criminal legal matters under qualifying circurn- teers and athletes. call Sheny at 892-2224. Sensibly meets Wednesday at fmond stances. Apply on the second floor at Second Squamish Duplkate Bridge Club meets Monday 6:15 p.m. at the Squamish uchess 38141 I a sc Avenue, Squamish. Phone 892-5114. nights at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Hall on Ckmland United Church. For details call ecrets" ii Women in Difficult Relationships - A confidential Abt?nue. For information call Kathy at 892-9823or Lorraine 898-5260. Paul Le counselling group for women in or out of an abusive at m2702.. IThe Hearty Lifestyles Group ral occu secreta1 relationship. Call Lise at 892-5796. ICrlhge Night at the DidHead Branch, Royal IS working toward a healthier IWomen's Emergency Shelter Call 1. Canadian Legiion, fw members and guest, p.m. lifestyle in Squamish. ill (199 Stawamus Elementary 892-571 8 each Adam € :hod is holding an open Volunteers available to Wen to and support women Wednesday, For more information contact n a med lover's I ius8 and boek fair for parents experiencing abuse. Shelter can accommodate seven B Sqwnlsh Weavers and Spinners Guild meets once a :oordinator Dana Simpson at, d childron on Wednesday, women and children. month. For info call 8984715. 998-5711. irnolhy" Karser ipt. 27 at 6:30 pm. Parents are i Parents Offering Suppor! and Education sll~SqwmlshWlgc Equestrian AssocMon meets. E There is a Healthy Sexuality mtm 01 (POSE) , supportingfamilieswhich are raising chil- hst Twsdq of month at p.m. in leisure Clinic Wednesdays from 3 p.m.- r., 37 nil lited to meet Stawamus staff tc the the 7:30 the 987, Ho ar plans for the school year, to dren with physical, mental or emotional challenges, centre. For details call Mary-Ann at 898-4252. I p.m. at the Coast-Garibaldi Water c space ti joy refreshments and to look meets the first and third Tuesdays of the month at the !SquamI& Archery Club meets every Wednesday dealth Unit. This is your oppor- ? farlriin ?r a wonderful selection of Sea to Sky Community Services office. For details night at 7 p.m. at the Squamish Valley Rod and Gun Club. .unity to discuss sexuality I Winlet ildren's books. call Bev at 898-5052or Susan at 898-4212. For more information contact Van at 898-3875. ssues, STDs or be tested for burgen, UPhe Aano Club Wngo mns every Sunday at iIV. Make an appointment by lvie role The Hilltop puseHarvest E Canadian Cancer Society meets the second 37978 iote mar a and Bazaar will be held Monday of the month in the hospital boardroom at 7 Third Ave. at Victoria St. It's a family affair. Come out and :atling the health unit at 892- rnusuai: turday, Sept. 30 from 1-3 p.m. p.m. For volunteer info call Katy McIntosh at 898- enjcy a fun evening. 3585. All information is confiden- Hilltop House. Bake sale, 3399. ISea to Sky Family TreeTracers meet on the third ial. ifts,white elephant, tea, pie Howe Sound Youth Help line 892-9393. Wednesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. at the Castle Rock II Kindergarten immunization d extremely good company. Telephone assistance available to teens in crisis or complex, 381 00 6th Avenue. For information call 898-2386. iealth clinics are being held at 'T ihe next meeting of the just needing someone to talk to. Trained phone volun- r New social group being organized for newcome= to he Coast-GaribaldiHealth Unit uamish Non-Profit Housing teers available Thursday-Saturday from 5 p.m. - 11 Squamish. Goal is to meet others with similar interests, %day, Sept. 22 and Friday, Oct. sociation will be held p.m. every week i singles, couples, families. For details call Rachelle at 898- j. Please call 892-3585for an jdnesday, Oct. 4 at the Elks IOvereaters Anonymous: If you have a problem 2628 anytime of Leslie at 898-9281 affer 6 p.m. ippointment. I1 on Second Avenue in uamish at 7 p.m. The public health nurses at IRoyal CanadIan Legion Ladles and greetings whether you're new in town, month at 7 p.m. at the Tantalus Seniors Coast-Garibaldi Health Auxiliary meets at the Legion Hall last have a new baby, getting married or know a Centre. For more information call Stew It are looking for donatlons Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. couple who is. Call Kim at 898-8299. McLeod at 898-3594. toys appropriate for children Executive meeting every second to last IJunior Forest Wardens program is a E Squamish Llons Club meetings are Jer three years, to replace old, Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. challenging and regarding outdoor-oriented held the first and third Thursdays of the rn out and extremely "played Contact Mrs. Amy Poole at 898-5714. experience. Call Kathy Babuin at 898-3077 month at 7 p.m. at the Easter Seal Camp h toys currently used in its Squamish Royal Canadian Legion or Paul Kuster at 898-2100. rec room. New members or guests wel- Jyltoddler clinic. Toys can be needs all Legion members. Please plan to ITantalus Seniors Centre at 1471 come,. Phone Raj Kahlon at 892-501l. Ipped off at 38075 Second attend our next general meeting. Pemberton Ave. is open Monday to Friday, IThe Howe Sound Arts Council is a vol- 3. (second floor). IKinsmen Club of Squamlsh meets on 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. Drop in and enjoy smoke- unteer organization created to encourage the second and fourth Thursday evenings free social and refreshments. Crib and and assist in development of the arts in our of each month. If you are between the ages cards, pool, darts and music every day. Call community. Monthly meetings are held the of 19 and 45 and interested in a community 892-1066 for information. fourth Wednesday of the month. For details ;ket in thi club that stresses service and fellowship, IThe Royal Purple of Squamish meets call Kathleen at 898-5951. Call Don Burroughs at 892-2020 days or the second Tuesday of each month at 8 I Squamish RCMP Victim Services is in SA evenings at 898-3526. p.m. If you are free to do volunteer work or need of volunteers. if you are interested in ISquamish Emergency Program offers help with the new alcohol and drug aware- volunteering, please call 898-1572,Training emergency social services and search and ness program call Terry at 892-5731.To provided. rescue, Meetings are held the second become a new member call 892-5731. I Sea to Sky Freenet public terminals at Tuesday of every month at the Civic Centre 81 Squamish Block Parents are in need Squamish Public Library and Tantalus JNlT mezzanine at 730 p.m. For information call of new Block Parents throughout the area. Seniors Centre. Free communication world- Cathy at 898-9783. You need not be a parent, just someone_ wide. Information providers are encouraged. 'OWN m Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Squamish concerned with safety in the community. Call 892-9556for more information. \BY? provides volunteer adults to work on a one- For more information contact Liz Shepherd m Sea to Sky Community Services at or the Squamish Society provides support and assistance to ARRlEO to-one basis with children from single par- 898-9776 RCMP. ent families. For details call 892-3125. IKiwanls Club of Squamish meets the individuals and families in the Howe Sound IWelcome Wagon hostess brings gifts first, second and forth Tuesday of each corridor. For information phone 892-5796, rlE: 898-82

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Wednesday: 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. ffective October Znd, 1995 hen Shakespeare's lusty Falstaff shouts of the rnorning-glory family. By 1775 the Oxford "Let the sky rain potatoes!" in the The English Dictionary was first to use the name Merry Wives of Windsor, he was hop- sweet potato while the white potato became sim- eet potatoes. The exotic New World ply the potato, relegating its sweet namesake to was considered an aphrodisiac as well a far lesser status. treat to the Elizabethans. Those were Nowadays the sweet potato is gaining ground OH MYG sweet potato glory It's been down- as something of a wonder food, an arsenal of nutrients to fight ill health. And I can't help but r Columbus discovered sweet pota- think of Falstaff, rollicking through life, calling Look Who's his second voyage to the New World. on the heavens to let loose sweet potatoes. From nately, he was also the first accidental that to a modern panacea for a nation of Turning 13!! with only a vague idea about where he hypochondriacs. What a let-down indeed. ng, no idea where he was when he got Sweet potatoes also suffer from the age-old and completely clueless about what he identity problem of looking something like Lowe, from Morn & Dad When the Arawaks of the Caribbean yarns. Some regard them as an inferior yam, t they were East Indians - poor guy paler in color and less sweet. But yams are little t get anthing right) served Columbus more than sugar and starch. Sweet potatoes are potatoes, he thought they were African very nutritious. Apart from that they have a bet- The Arawak word for the new vegetable ter texture and flavor than yams. They make atata. Once appropriated for the Eiglish wonderful desserts as well as great vegetable age, it evolved into potato. dishes. Either way, sweet potatoes are a must for sweet potato was sent back to Spain in the upcoming Thanksgiving dinner. ng with a number of unhappy Indians, Candied sweet potatoes are often dismal con- rrots and three gold nuggets. It wa5 an coction, calling for piles of sugar, orange juice ate hit in Spain and spread quickly about and, of all things, marshmallows. The following TO PURCHASE Throughout the 16th and early 17th cen- recipe combines the simple flavors of apples and sweet potatoes were considered delicacies sweet potatoes with the mellow sweetness of with such exotic goodies as dates and maple syrup. Serve with ham, pork or turkey HEMJBAL., FIR & CEDAR were particular favorites of Henry VIII, Baked Sweet Potatoes dging from his portraits was a first-class and Apples cier, Henry preferred his potatoes baked 3 large sweet potatoes, peeled and boiled s. A surviving late 16th century recipe calls until tender mbining potatoes with quinces, dates, egg 3 large apples (Golden Delicious or Granny West-Barr Dry Land the brains of three or four cock sparrows, Smith), peeled and cored 31 (Squamish) rose water, spices and a quart of wine. 5 Tbsg. butter v Middle English word short for magpie, l/2 cup maple syrup, heated to the nest of this thieving bird, filled Heat oven to 350 degrees. Generously butter a ts of different scavenged material. 13 inch by 9 inch baking dish. Slice the apples es were filled with fruits, vegetables or into 1/4 inch thick wedges. Fry in 3 Tbsp. butter meat was at hand, reminding cooks of until lightly browned and tender. Slice the sweet potatoes into 1/4 inch thick rounds. Arrange the hite potato came from the Andes, and apples and potatoes, alternately in tightly not make its appearance until some time packed rows in baking dish. Sprinkle lightly ~ANGDA~EDRYLAND sou the sweet potato. It was named the with salt. Pour the hot syrup over the top and FOR MORE INFORMATIQN PLEASE CA or Bastard Potato to distinguish it from dot with the remaining 2 Tbsp. butter. Bake for ne article. Except for the name, they are about 30 minutes, or until syrup is absorbed and 1-604m886m7033 way related. The sweet potato is a member the top is lightly browned. (GIBSONS)

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Community Effort Builds New Adventure Playground Stawamus Elementary School returned to school after Labor Day to find their old, decay- re playground replaced with an exciting new one. The two-year effort was spearheaded by TUESDAY OCTO5ER 24TH mus parent's advisory council and supported by the Squamish Lions, Whistler Courier and t Community Service Fund, BPO Elks, Squamish Credit Union and SCU Insurance. Members of awamus students council and their sponsor teacher Sheila Kirkpatrick, left, were the first to 30 I SEIYTEhIIZER 26, 1995 THE SQUhhlISI-1CHIEF EDUCXTION I

IFemale ------_ students__-_ - - encouraaed--.rTI - -~ in math and sciencfr t is really exciting that we Tuesday with Ms. Marg PaUot, those ice men who have been dre being given the chance district vice principal, in the buried for thousands of years. Ito get on the Ms. Infinity chair to talk about how this One of the girls wanted to bandwagon at last. Women Do event may be coordinated to investigate volcanoes and-of A4ath and Ms. Infinity began in involve the whole district. The course many would like to be 1987 at SFU and we have read conference will most likely be veterinarians. a lot about their wonderful held towards Evenin - conferences for Grade 9 and the end of Grade 1 Grade 10 female students inter- November in Brian at ested in math and science the new Squamish career fields. ,Pemberton sound Elementary, Now, our district has been Secondary has clearly selected by the Society for School, where schools been caught Canadian Women in Science much of our up in the same and Technology to host such a most up-to-date By Constance Rulka enthusiasm. contercnce. The society spon- technology is to He read sors about five communities a be found. straight. Details have to through his ivear in this ciideavor, so we feel lucky to have been chosen. be finalized, but this should assigned reader to me,- then The purpose is to show that really be something for our went and got a book more to math, science and technology young women to look forward his taste. It had pictures of ani- are interesting and relevant and to. mals followed by sketches of can open doors to interesting, Ready To Follow their skulls and skeletons. The well-paid jobs for women. The Ms. Reimer’s Grade 6-7 class biggest words were beyond - budding engineers as well as conference will include hands at Mamquam is already think- him, but he was intrip-ed by zoologists are incubating here. on workshops and panel dis- ing in that direction. When stu- the difference between the Still, Grade 1 has closer inter- cussions. The most important dents were writing in their crocodile and the alligator and ests, too. While Brendan was feature, though, is the role journals last week, it was sur- the way an elephant’s tusk fits building a house for a tiger, he models who will give the prising how many of them into its socket. was telling me about, his little workshops. They will be expressed interest in becoming Ms. Anderson’s class was brother who had been’ to the wonien who have made suc- marine biologists when they learning about mdvement.” ’ hospital to get stitches in a cut cessful careers for themselves grow up. Perhaps it is the words, with ”Puppies bounce, and a doctor made it all right. in these areas and can talk bout result of visits to Sea World, or kittens pounce, but I walk,” Putting It All Together their experiences, what it takes of a great interest in whales. and went on from there to all Mamquam adds music to to succeed, and what the Many other areas of science the ways we have of getting math. Who would have rewards are. Some will come to interested them too, and really about. They had a diagram to thought that in grades 2 and 3, us from Vancouver, but some taxed their spelling skills. One show land, air and water and children would already be get- will be our own local success boy wanted to go to the Congo were filling in all our means of ting the idea that patterns in art stories. and study gorillas, while transport - from in-line skates and math and music all belong A steering committee met last another wanted to find one of to helicopters. Maybe some - together? The students are“ going to absorb the concept of patterns visually by looking at the arrangement of geometric shapes in a design, physically by beating out rhythms with their hands, aurally by listen- ing to music, and manually by handling cubes and cones, pyramids and spheres. What a long way this is from the dry old multiplication tables now we know that memory is as much muscle as brain! It’s Bear - He’s a Dog! For all those with ambitions to be vets, it was a red letter occasion when Emmet’s new pet was brought to school for a few minutes by his mother to meet the rest of his Grade 2 class. 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Please send me my free ‘‘Better Homes by Design” Brochure %+? ’+(.+ *o;;)+‘ ! NAME T- I COMMUNITY cfraveller a great envoy Sharing church appreciated By Pastor joe Brown weeks, moving sheep, raking home.‘’ She misses the chance leaves and pruning trees. The to meet new people and says It is great when people share because it swe blesses you. next job was at a hostel clean- she’s much more comfortable Whether it’s a giant sub sandwich, a quarter or a postage stamp, ing fioms, the kitchen and around people now since her it makes you feel good, I just want to take this opportunity to bathrooms, and picking up trip. The worst part of the thank publicly Pastor Jeff Beckmyer and the Squamish other travellers at the bus whole trip was being stuck in Pentecostal Church for allowing us to share their premises. The depot in the hostel’s van. At Malaysia just before coming timing was heaven sent, It sure was a blessing to our church. A the same time she worked in a home, waiting on standby for a touch of heavenly scent that brought a lot of love to me person- cafe as a waitress and dish- flight. She was in the airport ally. washer. Facetiously I asked for four days, had to sleep You see, it coste to share. Adjustments have to be made. The what she did in her spare time, there, was crying and broke, all Pentecostal church has had to change its starting time to allow us g anyone stare at her and and she said, ”hiking.” What the flights were booked and to have our meetings there. All concerned in both churches will ask anyone for direc- not be 100 per cent happy, but with a little considerations we have solved a problem. We, as a church, have been running around Squamish like the chil- dren of Israel in the wilderness. Between the Most weeks wc have been mect- ing in the leisure centre and sometimes in the Sea to Sky an8 dingoes running Lines Hotel, It has been difficult to keep track of where we were meeting. By Mary Billy The timing for this sharing was so right, Council had can- sidered our plight, but bylaws drive and energy. she just wanted to get home. are bylaws, Then someone stole lle has pictures of Ayres When asked what the high- She missed her mom and famil- QUC sound equipment from the lights of the trip.were for her, iar surroundings. Brennan Park Leisure Center. she said, Thailand and,New Now she has the big job of But Jeff‘s congregation had Zealand. She was the most looking for,a satisfying career come to the rescue the week happy and excited in both and a goal. With her drive and before, and we moved into their places and the desert of world experience she should premises just in perfect time. Australia, where she could see have no trouble at all. Thank yau Squamish Pente- 360 degrees, the sunrises and We couldn’t have had a better costal Church. sunsets, the different terrain envoy to represent us and our Sedce times are a5 follo~,s: Pastor doe Brown of Calvary from anything you’d see here. country than Rachelle. We wel- Calvary Community Church Community Church and Rev. “I learned you can’t general- come her back and wish her all 9:30 a.m. Squamish Pentecostal Jeff Beckmeyet sflare a hug ize about a whole country the best in what will undoubt- Church 11:30 am. at a recent joint service. based on the few people that edly be a great future. urne Park she saw you might meet. The iboriginal people are much more secretive there than here, and you can’t find out anything about their beliefs without having been ini- tiated. Gus Schildhorn, our senior electrician, is retiring after Alcoholism has reached its ugly hands into the aboriginal 22 years with Squamish Lumber. Gus plans to do population there, and ”there some traveling and is starting by attending his 50th were many more drunk people Highschool Reunion in Germany. experienced all the sea- than you see here. I wanted to It will be his first time back since 1951. Gus enjoys there. In April it was fall, see them not as drunk, but that woodworking and skiing and plans to keep active. His was all I saw, even around Ayres Rock which is so spiritu- favorite saying is, “I want to wear out, not rust out.” al. They were lying in the Gus and his wife, Judy, will be retiring in Squamish. ditches around Alice Springs, Gus, near the river. It was so sad.” Now that she’s back she‘s your friends at Squamish Lumber will miss you. going to try to get a job while Good luck and have a great retirement! also attending some classes at Cap College. She‘s not sure what she wants to get into, so in the meantime will take some creative writing courses and work, The difference she SEA TO SKY COMMUNITY SERVICES notices most about being home is offering the following parenting workshop: is “when you don’t like it, on the road, you can move on, but HOW TO TALK SO KIDS WILL LISTEN once you’re home, you‘re This is a 7 week workshop on the book, “How To Talk So Kids Will Listen and Listen So Kids Will Talk” by Adele Faber and Elaine Mazlish. The program will help parents cornmu- nicate more effectively with their children. Parents will be introduced to skills that will help eniors welcome to: teach children to understand, identify 2nd communicate his or her feelings; engage children’s willing cooperation; discipline without hurting or alienating; help children foster a positive self image and foster a family atmosphere of love and respect. new members Dates: Mondays - October 16 to November 27,1995 Cost: $50.00 - individual $65.00 / couple Branch #70 News (prices include workbook) s usual we enjoyed a delicious assortment of Time: 7:OO - 9:00 p.m. food at last week’s pot over the r ~m~~~~~~~~y~~~~~m~.~u~mnmmu7 nch. We welcomed a few Name: Telephone: members and hope they I I & Hill 1 Mailing Address: I re commencing with our By Kay Wirachowsky I a one-minute silence I I rved in memory of I “How to Talk so Kids Will Listen” Workshop I Clarke. Treasurer Charles To register mail your registration with payment to: planned for Saturday, NOV.4 in berg gave a report on our I Sea to Sky Community Services Society I et and Phyllis Graham the Elks Hall, and home baking, on the advisory board crafts, sewing and items for the I Box949 I oke on plans for a future white elephant table will be 1 Squamish, B.C. VON 3G0 I d medical facility appreciated. Raffle tickets will or drop of at 38142 2nd Avenue Telephone: 892-5796 ne Gallant has a bazaar Please turn to Page 32 L---m~mmurn~~~~~mmm~~~~aSraJ .. . teves'ton bus trip planne Continued from Page 31 out for our Diabetes hands and having fun. We soon be on sale. Association meeting last week. pleased to have the girl at Elaine Ramsay has tickets for Thanks to you people out there CASH DONATIONS the Steveston bus trip on Oct. who are putting your change in ACCEPTED AT THE 3. Tickets are $10 each for all our coin boxes, we were able to seniors. Call Elaine at 898-5463, send a 15-year-old girl to camp SQUMISH CREDIT UNIQN or stop in at the Tantalus - Elphinstone for two weeks in Seniors Centre on Monday July. This'camp is for children afternoon from 1-4 p.m. There with diabetes and is staffed Y Tax Receipts Issued ~jodyc.w wifh Mlcrodcrrn. - Colour.coded Cornlcrlcr are lots of neat shops in with doctors, nurses and a Arolnnlhcr.lpy McnS Producu Chequa made payable to Colour An.ilyrir 6 Draping Steveston and the best fish and dietitian. It's a wonderful chips. opportunity for children to be SANDRA McKENNA coflsulm Squamish Soup Kitchen It was great to see so many away from home, in capable tion and answer period th

We were expecting to ha Rose Tatlow back with u Carriers of the Squamish Chief in all areas will be participating in THE 2nd Annual GREAT' CARRIER CHALLENGE SEPT. 26th through OCT, 31st are convalescing at home.

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call at 892-8462 or Julie at fl I 4316. 892-5991 38033 Cleveland Ave. 'omI:syquamish t Axemen

Ipitala pres corn petit ive but ouesl "ai lrs lose home opener Burnaby scored another try early in the second half to build I its lead to 24-0, but failed to con- D es got Squamish on the sheet midway through the d half when he booted a

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Patricia ~eintzmanphoto esting CramingaEverylhing you wanted to know about rugby but were afraid to ask m, hooker, maul, try and ruck it sounds like an through the channel. is the quarterback who directs the players on his team. In day in Vancouver's red-light district. In fact, the Scrum -A scrum is a tight formation again consisting rugby, the player receiving a pass must be behind the ball re jargon used in rugby to describe the roles of of eight players on each side. Each team has two props, nd formations of the game. The following is a the strength of the pack who support the hooker in the the intricacies of Squamish's newest sport. centre of the front line, who uses his feet to strike the ball ilar to a touchdown in football, a try is made back through the pack to his teammates, two locks, who nsive player crosses the end line and physi- are generally the tallest players on the team and whose cally touches the ball role is to maintain position, two break-forwards who are to the ground in the agile and quick and can snag the ball and pass it back to end zone. A player will teammates, and an eighth-man who is at the back of the try to touch the ball to scrum and tries to control the ball in his feet and decides the ground in the end zone as close to the goal posts as possible to make a conversion scmrn. kick easier. Ruck - If a A Maul

Convert - Once a player and the i team has scored a try, a ball are on the ground the remaining players will pile on , ; ;' { player kicks the ball and "ruck over it". from about 18 metres Maul - If a player with the ball is standing and other from the end zone players join the pack it is called a maul. directly out from Touch - When a ball is put out of bounds it is consid- where the try was ered a touch. touched down, Minor penalty - Occurs when an offside is called or a attempting to get it Scrum ball has been passed forward. A minor penalty is indirect through the uprights. and the ball can be kicked or run with. ut of bounds, eight play- ball is still in the eighth man's feet it is still in the mum Major penalty - Most often called for unnecessary a player from the team and the opposing players cannot break from the scrum roughness or intent to injure. It is direct and the ball can did not put the ball out of bounds throws the ball and go for the ball or they will be offside. The scrum-half be kicked for points or run with. I SPORTS-) I

Iniuries’are.- salt -- in the- woundSl~ Brad Rustad to leg injuries. The ”This is a real hard blow to ~~ injuries, combined with a red team, a big loss to us,” s A third straight loss of the sea- card to forward, John Cameron, MUir. son was difficult medicine for forced Squamish to field only “Ray is such an importan Squamish FC. But injuries to eight players for a portion of the of the team. He’s a cons key players will prove to be game. and steady player.” II on their forthcoming marriqe. I even more devastating, -says Christensen came off the field Lack of player commit Ib J coach Doug Muir. in the second half with an an issue Muir and his “It wasn’t a good game for us injured 1eg.but went back on will be addressing this and a big part of the problem is for a few minutes when Rustad the team tries to regrou I &- still lack of player commit- also injured his Ieg. After the heading into this week ment,” said Muir following a, 3- game Christen’sen collapsed senior Soccer League D 0 loss to Sporting Vancouver in and was taken to Vancouver game against Sapp Metro Senior Soccer League General Hospital. Centennial Field at 2 p.m. action in Vancouver Sunday. “It looks like he has a frac- The team has yet “We only had one substitute tured (lower) leg,” said Muk three league outings s for the whole game. A few play- “He was limping quite badly year. ers said they would be at the but he seemed okay and then he ”Two teams that we’d th game and they didn‘t show. just collapsed as he was head- we’d get some points That‘s just not good enough.” ing to his car.“ we!ve lost to. We’ve got to The most tragic aspect of the Muir said that as of Sunday things around. We d game for Squamish was the Ioss night Christensen’s exact diag- need a few more pl of davers Rav Christensen and nosis was not known. week.“ -

We would like to Thank Dr. Martin and all the nursing staff at Squamish . General Hospital for helping to bring our new daughter into this world. Thanks, Steve, Jacquie, David, and Jennah

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DeCook & Sons Trucking Interfor-Empire Log. Div. J.R. Transport Ltd. Keeper’s Ball -The CPS keeper goes high to bat the ball out of harms way to preserve a tie 1-1 Misty’s Restaurant against Local 170 Sunday at Centennial Field in men’s soccer league action, Patricia Heinfiman phC dl ss Langis Transport Britannia Mining Museum 99er Restaurant Two teams boast perfiectirecorp Mountain FM By Patricia Heintzman Ellis Moving Eagles, formerly Bracke it two wins in a row after losing its se Also many thanks to the riders, donors, volunteers and Last year’s weakest team nearly upset one of last as it went on to narrowly defeat BCCOM members. A special thanks to the RCMP year’s best teams in Mountain Building Centres Coyotes 2-1. members for their assistance. Thanks to the people who Men’s Soccer League action Sunday at Centennial After three weeks of play, Khalsa and C support the Run year after year, it shows real heart and Field. But the youthful Local 170 club had to settle Charlie’s are perched atop the league community spirit. You have all brought a little more joy to for a tie when Continental Power Supply scored a with three wins each after three games. a needy child at Christmas. Thank you. late second-half goal to salvage a 1-1 final score. third place with two wins and a tie, Brac The tie knocked CPS out of the perfect record race, boasts a 2 win, one loss record, the Cayotes h leaving Cheeky Charlie’s and Khalsa as the only one win and two losses, Local 170 has a tie, BCCOM-Squamish undefeated teams after three wcek35s of play. wins and two losses, and both the Thunderha Khalsa scored five goals before the and the no-name team are wi$ess. Yes! You can still support your local Toy Run. Thunderhawks finally got on the score sheet mid- The Coyotes and Thunderhawks do battle, way through the second half. The game ended in a 170 plays the no-name team, Cheeky 6-2 advantage for Khalsa. faces Ellis Moving Eagles and CPS an A limited number of pins are available at Cheeky Charlie’s also remains undefeated. The showdown in Mountain Building Centre Misty’s Restaurant on 2nd Ave. in Squarnish or call newly formed no-name team went down to the Soccer League action Sunday at 10:30 a.m. 898-“r552. revitalized Cheeky Charlie’s club 5-1. Centennial Field. quamish Cyclones set leaaue opener at home I league will probably . be “I think we’re going to be bet- stronger this year across the ter in a few areas,” says O’Kane. board.” “Last year we were missing two Last year was a breakthrough big defencemen, in my mind, season for the Cyclones. For who are hard to move in front of team manager Dan several year they foundered at the net and who can move the the bottom of the league stand- puck really well. I think we’ve -mr ings. But the team played .500 got that this year. We were also hockey for the first time in sev- missing two or three big power era1 years last season and boast- forwards to create room for our ed some of the league’s top speedy forwards. Our second, offensive threats. West Coast third and fourth lines should be Hockey League 1994 rookie of a lot stronger this year. We’ve the year Cyclone Pat Kosela - got a lot more depth on the who finished second in the scor- team.‘‘ 8924161 we’ve made and the ing race only three points Returning again between the behind- -.. . the. leader, and won the posts for the Cyclones are what noal scoring title- is already OKane describes as the “best , 1 sa$ O’Kane. Koseli, goaltending tandem in the frying, BIG BROTHERS/ KIDS IN NEED playmakers John Beatty, Mike league. (Rob) Cybak and BIG SISTERS ARE WAITING. team’s season-opener Canady and Tm Webber are all (Darrin) Yonin are pretty hard SQlJAMlSH PLEASE VOLUNTEER at 8 p.m. at the Brennan returning. Several young play- to beat.” OF Leisure Centre arena ers from Squamish such as big O’Kane says.. the team- __ is Far more information phone 892-3125 t the PoCo Blues, “I’ve centre Jason Vanzella and responding well to coach John vily into recruiting this speedv forwards Jeff Fryer and Bradbury’s tutelage. The we’ve picked up some dalem Gardner, and Whistler Cyclones will play a-few hard recruit Mark Henderson should scrimmages in their three prac- provide the much needed depth tices this week before they face in the Cyclones’ front he. the PoCo Blues Saturday in a Weaknesses in last year’s league-opening home game. squad have been plugged, says PoCo and Squamish split last OKane, which should fortify year’s four-game series and the team‘s defence and create O‘Kane predicts a strong PoCo skating room for the team’s squad will set foot on the ice snipers. this weekend.

would like to thank d I Interfor Empire hogging Division Duro Construction DeCook Trucking Super Vah tie 1-1 Helping Hands nan ph !g Squamish soccer players learn social and soccer skills during a Division 11 game between the for generously assisting in ycliffe Chasers and the Red Rockets Saturday in Howe Sound Youth Soccer action Saturday. Ross our fund-raising.

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._~ THE RIGHT HEADS THE WIGHT SHAFT THE RIGHT GRIPS IJ The most popular look-alikes are in Wide selection of styles and colours in graphite Over 10 slyles to choose from I By Patricia Heintzman has become so intense that Honey has plans to add anoth- Mike Yates says he wants to er ping pong table to his club to be queen for a day. But before meet the demand. The tourna- that can happen, he has to ment is now 24-competitors upset reigning queen Simi strong and interest has already Johal and heir apparent Chito been expressed in organizing a Vergara in the progressive ping second tournament. pong tournament at the, “I never predicted that many Diamond Head Billiards Club people were interested in ping in Valleycliffe. pong,” said Honey. “Often Thc six-week tournament there are people sitting here started four weeks ago when waiting for the table to free 20 players began battling it out up.” for ping pong supremacy in a johal and Honey are also ladder tournament at the teaming up in providing a clin- Valleycliffe billiards and ping ic for those wanting to brush pong club. Withiq days, Johal up on their skills or learn to had climbed to the top, where play the game. The clinic is free she now perches as her royal of charge, starts Oct. 25, and subjects challenge her. So far will run for four Wednesday no one has been successful in evenings at 7 p.m. until Nov. dethroning the one time B.C. 15. women’s team competitor. But A wind-up tournament Nov. competition is firing up 18 will let participants in the between the number two and clinic test their skills against four positions as Vergara, Yates one another. and Allan Robinson, continual- “The clinic is for beginners ly swap places. Derek Hughes, and experienced players who who had the number two spot want to brush up their skills,” before he was injured two said Johal, who was ranked weeks ago, will return to the national in the 1980s. “It is a number two position when he great sport to develop eye- has healed. hand coordination, and at a The progressive tournament high calibre of play it is very is the brainchild of Diamond exertive.” Head Billiards Club owner Bill Johal said the clinic will also Honey who wanted to generate help basement players learn some interest in ping pong the official rules of the game. which would involve both ”The sport is so accessible to youngsters and adults. Interest everyone. Almost everyone has Squamish to host B.C. boxing championships By Patricia Heintziiian a double tournament. The Bronze Glove 10 bouts) boxers. will feature B.C.’s best junior (under 16), Tickets sold for the Timber Club event Boxing fans were disappointed intermediate (under 18) and novice will be valid for the B.C. provincial tour- Saturday as the first ever Timber Cloves (fighters who have competed in less than nament for one of the two days. shoiv organized by -_.the Squaniish Kock Hosing Club was cnncclled. Two hey competitors who were to face B.C heavyweight champion Wayne Jackson and junior female Canadian cham- pion Tsukasa Asano, both of Sq~iamish, in the headline bouts backed out at the last minute. But things turned around for Squamish boxing fans late last week as Jackson secured Squamish a5 the host commu- nity for the B.C Amateur Boxing Championships Oct. 14-16. Burnaby was supposed to host the event but was dis- organized and seemed anx- ious for Squamish to take over hosting the tournament, says Jackson. The event, which is the qual- ifying tournament for the Canadian National Amateur Boxing Championships, will I feature the province’s best amateur boxers in all weight categories. A single boxing ring will be set up in the Brennan Park Leisure Centre auditorium and seating for several hun- dred spectators will be accommodated. Jackson is looking to defend his title and continue his quest to make the Canadian Olympic boxing team which will comuete in On Bended Knee Atlanta in 1996. A Mickey D’s player, left, makes a last ditch effort to score on the New Westminster Hyacks net as The Oct. 14-16 event will be a defender approaches during a 3-2 loss Sunday at Centennial Field. Patricia Heintzman photo I

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265 Sept.22 233 Doris Whale G. Highlands $30 On Thursday, Sept. 14th, '95 I266 Sept.23 11 J.B. Christensen Nova Scotia $30 Colleen Burns & Dawn Bonnie Ferguson Squamish Hurford hosted a baby 267 Sept. 24 1097 shower for 268 Sept.25 422 Norma NicHale Squamish $30 "Dominick James" I I newly born son of Josie 269 Sept.26 625 Whistler Heating G. Highlands $30 1 Harry & Jay Wilson. Family I & Storaqe & friends gathered to cele- brate this happy occasion. Dominick (DJ) received many lovely gifts.

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"'e *-*e' LABOR Position openings for UI quali. LABORATORY Aide req'd for casual FF Housekeeping position avail. at YOUTH Exchange Program fo fying applicants at the B.C. Museum of relief work. Must have previous exp. in Brew Creek Lodge. Must have own, re- yr. olds with developing countr collection of blood samples adults EXP'D Waitress for p/time @ Vera Cruz Mining, Britannia Beach; duties include from liable, transportation. Must be willing &stem Europe, 7 ma.,starts SI Tiverna. Apply in person.' 36TFN 'heavy timber stabilization, exterior and infants. Computer keyboard and medical teminology skillstreqld, to work flexible hrs. Dedication a must. 1996. Travel & living expenses .--.-I ...-.I -.- --.----..----.-.---..woodwork &mill work (window sash salary and benefits in accordance with Waiterlwaitress & related hotel exp. an Application deadline Nov. lo/! NEED extra INCOME? , construction). Contact Sherry @ 896. Want to be your own Boss? 2233.39 HEU/HEABC collective agreement. asset.' Apply by fax to: 932i7223 or Young men are strongly encour Now is the time to join rhe --.------..-....,.~...,.---.~~------.-.---PIS. submit written application before make appt, by phone to Peter or Susan apply, Info: Canada World YOU TUPPERWARE team and CARPET and upholstery cleaners want- ChiefOct. 6, 1995 to: Technologist, @ 932-7210.39 1*800*889-6069.39 earn your way to FREE rrrr.,...-r...r.rrrrrrlrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr...... ed. Truck mount exp. pref'd. will possi- Squamish Healthcare Society, gifts and Fun! bly train the right individual. Call 932- R~. 6000, squamish I'll help you get srarted. 2558.40 b Bari McDonell B.C.,VON ITO. 39 Check OUtmmm (604)----,~.---~-..~..~-.----~----.------..----- 885.7435.40 WHISTLER Courier is accepting appli- The Squamish Chief cations for owner operator with 3/4 ton CJ WHISTLER RESORT Employment Opportunites or 1 ton van. Knowledge of Whistler is, work frc area needed. Call Jeannie @ 898- YOUR SUCCESS IS OUR SUCCESS 9axpm.1873. BCCW The Whistler Resort Association actively markets the si four season world class resort of Whistler, promoting its 'The Employment Assistance Grant Program (SEA) offers alterni WESTPk recreation and leisure activities, business meetings and to people looking for employment. If you are collecting unemploy pacious 1 t conferences, festivals and special events. insurance, you may be interested in receiving more informatic idlarge 3 CALVARY about the SEA Grant and becoming self-employed. Contact bat, hot wa COMMUNITY CHURCH The Centrd Reservations Department has the mandate to 892-5467 to register for our free "Business Start-up" Worksho hoois. 388 is accepting applications for sell Whistler to the world and is currently expanding to. mana an energetic, reliable, and I..,**..ICCI. meet this challenge. Interested in being a part of a IARIBAI organized person to take on dynamic growing environment with the attractive wages, \nd 2 bdr the Music Ministry as the incentive programs and flexible hours? If you have tele- -HwCHimmD Praise & Worship Leader. marketing skills and customer service experience ~th with Mdd Bqok Educaffonal Pmducis &at, wat excellent communication skills, you are the ideal candi-. Consultants needed. Work 10 to 30 Please ( REQUIREMENTS: Must have date for the position of RESORT SALES AGENT. hours a week with INCOME to $25,000. ,..-a*-*-.* theory & skill in both singing Homemakers, teachers and community GHT 2 t: nd suite, and instruments. If you are interested in these challenging positions, volunteers do well at our work. Training please reply in confidence to: 5Imo. in( Send resume, personal testi- provided. Send resume to: Preferably Flygt experier mony, and references to: W.B.E.P. I...LI.I.*- HUMAN &SOURCES electrical or mechanic Box 3748 Garibaldi Highlands, #240.4411 E. Mastings, Bumaby, B.C. pumps. FAX resume WHISTLERRESORT ASSOCIATION W5C 2K1 or Fax: 298-8213 B.C. VON 1TO. 4810 WHISTLER WAY (604) 898-3946 WHISTLER, B.C. VON 1B4 ,-*---,..., IRM.ate entri Bs BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES Province of Btitlsh Columbia Of 1, $600 §C,MOOL EMSTRICT No. 48 $$AE&yp 504)537. preparing for the 21st Century ..<..-.-*-. DIMECTQR OF FACILJTIES 8t SERVICES LMOND NOTICE OF INTENTTO CONTRACT FOR A School District No. 48 (Howe Sound) invites applications for the position of Director of Facilities & r, incl. 5 FACILITATOR FOR SUPPORTED CHILD Iho. Ph Services, to be based in the School Board Office in Squamish. This temporary position has a one year CARE TRANSITION term to replace the incumbent who is on a medical leave. FN The Government of British Columbia, Ministry of Social ...... IRM. grl The Director of Facilities & Services reports to the Secretary-Treasurer, is responsible for all district Services intends to contract with an individual for Fdcilitati & saun: facilities, and will have general direction of the capital projects, maintenance, custodial, transportation and the transition to supported child care. The facilitator will c 1 negotii

grounds functions in the District. out a number of tasks to assist the Supported Child Care .e.-*-*.*. Planning Committee to develop a training strategy for im( 7 The School District includes the communities of Pemberton, Squamish, Whistler and D'kq and selves a mentation. The contract will be for 6-10 hours per week fc pupil population of approximately 4,200. There are now twelve schools, with major capital projects up to one year. underway to replace one, and construct additions and renovations to two others. In addition, construction of the first secondary school in Whistler is well underway and scheduled for completion next summer. The following criteria will be used in1 waluating applicant: There is a maintenance shop and bus garage in each of Squamish and Pemberton, and the district operates its own fleet of 24 school busses. *the selected facilitator must have strong communication: skills and sound project management skills. # The successful candidate is expected to possess the following qualifications: *the selected facilitator must have proven ability to work \i community stakeholders. a strong technical background management experience in transportation systems, construction and maintenance meducation and experience in the field of child care/social Fan of buildings, grounds and custodial work services would be an asset as would an understanding 0 our proven administrative and organizational skills the philosophy of supported child care. excellent interpersonal, team building, and human relations skills Mr. demonstrated leadership and communication skills *the lowest or any other quote will not necessarily be accepted. Mr. training and experience in project estimating and cost controls mei experience in a similar or related position Interested persons should submit their resume and a writ Cor The District offers a comprehensive salary and benefit package. expression of interest to the office below. Submitted mate exP ials will be reviewed by a Community Committee. If Y( Interested persons should submit a letter of application together with a detailed resume including references by October 13, 1995 to: For further information and a job description, please con! Ms. Jacqui Balfour , 4 Ms. Trish Farina e10 - 1200 Lynn Valley Road Executive Assistant North Vancouver, BC V7d 2A2 School District No. 48 (Howe Sound) .Phone: 935-1 688 P.0. Box 250 I Fax: 987-9337 Squamish, B.C. VON 3G0 Telephone: (604) 892-5228 Facsimile: (604) 892-1038 Closing date is Oct. 15, 1995 at 4:30pm at the above locatic LI I -

II _- ,NTED: North Shore based journey- TANTALUS MANOR BRACKENDALE, 3 bdrni. Duplex, -ATTENTION Commuters: Koonr for \ machinist (I.P. certificate req'd.). 1098 Wilson Crescent, close to schools, gas f/p, N/S, N/P. rent, Kitts. Phone Hifarykn 739.4248. RENTALS I., 5 yr. exp., own tools. Send re- Res. Manager 892-9058. Bach. - $420, 1 Avail. Nov l'st, $725/mo. Call 898- 39 le. United Gear, 168 Riverside &., . bdrm. - $525,2 Mrm. $580,3 bdrm. - 9629.39 ...... AVNILABLE -'ISIF Vancouver, B.C. V7H IT9 or Fax: $675. Incl. heat, hot water, parking & ...... ROOM for rent in lrg. housc, all ameni- ,6146.40 cable. Close to schoors & town. No DIAMOND Head Condo. Avail. now., tics incl. w/d, cablc, $300/nio. 892. -CY ,, l.-_.,___.__..l,..--,,---.-,.....,--.--- pets. 39TFN $T5O/mo. 2 Bdn., ground floor, 5 appls. 3762. LL Now to apply for your own route ----,--.--,.---.,.--..,.---.---~,.--.---.-.-,-Can furnish. Call jim Cloutier 932- Chic vering newspaper, before school or BRAND new 2 bdm. suite for rent. 41 17 or Van. 669-7554.39ccwA t the k. Suitable for youths or adults. Close to Mamquam School, bus stop, , ...... 1-1----.--.....-,---.-,~-,--.--.~--.,.-~ ..C..*.*. alar ae 892-5699.39 f/s & LRG. 3 bdrm. side x side Duplex on SHARED Accom. in irg. spacious house ,~-..----..~-.-.,,..--.,---.-,----.,----..N/P pls. Brand new drapes. Avail. One bdrm. apartment, ground 0th l'st. More info., pls. cal1,moming Judd Rd. F/S,balcony & yard. N/P, for active N/S individual. Must love i, 3: NAN Speaking Preschool Instruc- 89&53!5/eves (6 pm) 898-9606.39 $7751mo. 898.8213.42 dogs. Avail. immed. PIS. call 892-9750 floor Diamond liead Place, very 41 be needed starting Oct. 10, for Tuesday ...... Ive/msg. 39 attractive inside, suitable for cou- tishes DIIS, 3:30 5:OO pm. Call 892-5360 a .I_.~,..I..,L..I_,~~~~~-~.~.~~--~~~--..~~.----ple, $700./montIi.Auil. Oct. 1/95. ;urthl derails. 39 DIAMOND Head Place 2 bdrm., sec- not ,.-,.----.-.-.--,,..---,----.,----...---.-.JANE DARNELL ond floor,in-suite laundry. Avail. Oct. ROOMMATE wanted, N/S, to share 4 ...... e. 2EPTIONIST position avail. in busy PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 1, $725/mo. Call Michael 892-5961.39 bdrm. home in Gari-Highlands. Oct. 1, Two bdrm and loft, Mountain FM 3; estate office. Mostly weekend work SERVICES LTD. -.---.-.~.------.--.-....-.-,-----.-..-...~-.~util's incl. Call 898-4929.39 building, downtown, excellent for racy R some weekday relief req'd. (Ap- 3 BDRM., 2 1/2 baths - 10,000 Valley -----..--..,~-.---.---.--.-.-,-----.~--.-,--.-quict bachelo: sr couplc, no pets n ad! K. 22 hrs./wk). PIS. drop off your re- -DIAMOND HEAD Dr. Avail. Oct. lst, $750/mo. Phone SHARE house in Valleycliffe. Female $600/month.Avail.immcd. the a le at 38162 Cleveland Ave. (Sea To 9874085.39 PLACE pref'd. Must be mature & responsible. ..e... 0.. )ace a Real Estate) between 9 5.39 1 Bdrm. Private living area, share kitchen etc. 5 bdrm house on Pcrth in le poi ,.r.rr.rrr....r..r..rrrrrrr_r-rrr.rrrrrr~.- , Avail. now/Oct. 1 $3oo/M0. Call 892-9189.39 I.Iiglihds, no smokers ruid no pets, seme YCLEMAN lis a sales position HOSPITAL Hill - clean, 3 bdrm., 2 If oca il. for a temporary p/t term - approx. bath, wood burning stove, N/S, N/P, short lease or month to month, onths. Flexible hrs. but must work VIKING RIDGE 3 Bdrm. T/house couple pref'd. Avail. Oct. l'st, S1,300/month ;mil. Oct. 1/95. - irdays. Approx. 30 hrs./wk. Good EXCLUSIVE area, 2 year old stucco CP ..e...... nfor 1 Avail. Oct. l'st $l,OOO/mo. Ref's. 892-1036 skills req'd. Some computer knowl- terior 2 storey, 3 bdrnis. upstairs 61 2 4 bdrm house in Bmckcndalc, no untries D a plus. Apply to Box 705, bdrm. suite dmmtairs, f/p 61 morc. rts sun amish, B.C. 40 HIGHLAND GLEN .-...*...... --.... smokers, no pets. Avail. on Noc ESTATES 3 BDRM. Home with In-law suite, Drive by 1070 Northridge Dr. or call 1/95 until June 30/06. $I,300/ mes pi ,..,.-..------..,---.-..~.--.--.-,------892-3826. $239,000.29TFN IWE Sound Roofing requires exp'd. 2 Bdrm. T/house $1,4oo/mo. + util's. Ref's req'd., N/S, month. 10/95 -_...-..-.-,__.._,-.--~,------..-,-~-- krs and roofers helpers. Contract or Avail. immed. N/P. 898-3449.39 eeaeeamem l.-_l.-L.--...~.-..-.---.---~-,--.- BY OWNER I Yr. old, 3 bdrm., den, courag rly pay to be negotiated. PLs. call & Oct. l'st. ..._,,-.... - 3 bdrni up and possible 4th or fam/rm., dbl. garage, great vievts, Youth 1892-1515/898-1518.40 3 BDKM. House for rent. Avail. Oct. 1, den downstairs. ncwly finished $300/mo. util's. Ref's req'd. 40141 Di. Garibaldi Highlands. Asking $245,000. WESTWAY VILLAGE t home ,i , very .-.--*e., 3 Bdrm. Apts. amond Head Rd., Gari - Estates. Handi- 892-9902.39 cap suite for rent, avail. Oct. 1 'st. Close _l____-._ll_l.._(.,----.,------~------..-large ya ent to IlTORlAL p/t, 3 4 dayslwk. Avail. OCL1 -I . - to Highlands Mall. Wheelchair accessi- 3 BDRM. T/tiouse for sale. Wilson Vil- be used rental 3 ref's & transportation. Can work ble with appls. & bath accessihle for va~uefor t~icright tenant, 5 appl's, e. Phone Adriana 898.5579.40 Waiting list available for lage, $125,000. Call 898-4705. 39 the following properties: wheelchair. Contact Alex 898-3778.39 .....II._---__-__,._--,..1-..----.------.-$900/month. Avail. Oct . 1/95 * MOUNTAIN VIEW BARGAIN SPECIAL - MUST SELL MANOR IMMED. Phone ROD DEROUIN Food equals big money $. Repeat IS * EMERALD PLACE I Bdrm. condo at Diamond Head Place ,, work from home. Free info./sam- Call Rob @ 218-0553.40 -.---,--~------.-,...~.--..-----.~....-~~,-~.-in Squamish. Ground floor - 5 appls., ALSO MAIN Floor - 2 bdrm., 5 appls., Avail. $78,000. Days 892-S675/eves 892-2399. - See our ad under Apartment & House immed., $650/mo. 1070 Northridge Dr., 39ccw .I Rentals Squamish. Phone 892-3826.41 --..-...-.-...---,---..,-----..--~.--..----,-- ternatb WE SPECIALIZE IN STRATA AND .,.C.,~~.~I,.~C.~.II.~.,~.~.~.-.-~~,--.-~,--.- WESTPARK APARTMENTS MODERN 4 yr. old Rancher 3 bdrm., RENTAL MANAGEMENT 3 BDRh4. main floor 4 appls. Avail. - iploymc icious 1 bdrm., $480,2 bdrm., $545 - 2 bath, gas f/p, bay windows, French id large 3 bdrm., $595. Suites incl. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL Nov. l'st, $750 mo. incl. heat, light & nation cable. Share w d. Phone after 6 pm 892. doors. Front verandah, 2 back decks, de- 38235 Cleveland Ave., Squamish t, hot water, quiet location, close to 892-9190.19TFN I itact 2089.40 tached garage. Drive by 38880 Gambier, kshopl 001s. 38861 Buckley Ave. N/P. Res...... ,,.-,,l~.l,,lCCII..~..~.~~~..-.-.~-.-~...,~-.. Price reduced $198,000.892-5035.39 892-5354 - manager 892-3616. TFN BRACKENDALE 4 BDRM. House, close to town with big ,.._-l._.-_--_--l.l_-~..-.----,.-.-..~-----.~- - ..,---I CCI~~,~C...CI~.~~,..~C.I~-~.~LI-.~C 3 Mrm. Tjhouse. yard, for rent Oct. 2/95, $90Ojmo. Natu. requiri ARIBALDI GARDEN COURT Avail. in Cottonwoods. ral gas with w/d incl. 892-3762.39 MOUNTAIN Mews - 1700 Mamqiiam iith fler nd 2 bdrm, apartments from $500 Rd. 3 Yr. old 12 unit family oriented dust hE $580/month. complex. 3 Bdrms/baths, children's play- i. Fill 01 feat, water and parking included. room/storage. For Sale - $142,000. Af- It desk. ROOM for rent in Valleycliffe, orientt Please call 898-9882. 19TFN ter 5 pm. 898-9765.39 -.---.--.--,.-,.-,-,~--,---.,.-.------~.PIS. call Jane Damell $350/mo. Call for info. 892-3092.39 apply. 3HT 2 bdrm. lrg. yard, above @ 892-9190.32TFN. REGENCY I - nd suite, N/P. Avail. Ocr. 1/95, ...... ' PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER INC. NEQUI ilmo. inclusive. Phone 898-6213. LUXURY 3 Bdrm. at Diamond Head I -- mien( Place - all appls. Avail. Oct. 1! I :hank $995/mo. Call (604)929-5421 or pager 667-1444.39 tc Entrepreneurship ,ume heat, ~.---,.-I--.II.III..-...-...---.--,~~~--..--.- 946 4 days. 2 DUPLEXES - 3 bdrms., 5 appls., I CJS Project- iamish Jacuzzi tub, built-in vac, in Brackendale. ' 7 .-~---,..~~-....~-,-,.-~,.~-.-.-----.~..-.N/P/ Avail. Oct. l'st, $850/mo. 898- - )RM. Bsmt. suite in Gari-Estates. 5415.39 ate entrance, f/s, w/d, N/P. Avail...... 1, $600/mo. util's incl. Call Todd BRAND new gorgeous 3 bdrm. Squamish i04)537-7635.39 T/house, close to shopping, school,tran. ,.~..-.~--~~,---~-,.~---.---...--.--,----~sit. N/S. Avail. Oct. 1, $950/mo. 898- Capilano Collcgc rcquircs a tcani of instructors to work in a MOND Head Place - 1 bdrm. top 9651/985-3074.37TFN ! RA ...... CJS projcct at our Squatnish campus. Thc program is ., incl. 5 appls. N/E? Avail. Oct. 1, funded by HRD Canada; working with twclvc UI rccipicnts 0 )/mo. Phone 892-5961~ask for Lisa. 1 N to dcvclop busincss skills for sclf-cmploymcnt and icial ...... produce a busincss plan, from idea gcncralion to proposcd icilitatin IRM. great family complex with ~~CIL,III.ICIIII.C.I~.~~~~~~~~~~~..~~..~~,~~~~ implcmcntation. Thc approach will bc cxpcricntial and &sauna. N/I? Avail. Oct. 1/95, SEEKING quiet family. Lrg. T/house, 3 instructors will bc cxpcctcd to work closcly as 21 tcam to * will cai negotiable. Phone 986-5016.40 bdrm., 2 bath. N/S, N/P, $850/mo. Ref's j Care ..~---.----.--.-.,..---,-..~~,-----..-.~-req'd. 898-2593.39 ensure minimum contcnt ovcrlap and maxiniuni curriculum for implc integration. leek for Duties: To teach thc following niodulcs: computcrs, 1 .O scction; computer lab supcrvisor, 0.5 scclion; financc, 1.4 Ilicants: scctions: markcting, 1 .O scction; writtcn communications, :ations 0.3 scction; public spcaking and conflict rcsolution, 0.5 scction; lifc skills, 1 .0 scction; one-on-onc or small group work wi FAMaYMEMORUL SERVICES business counselling, I .0 scction. Funerals, Burials & Cremations Qualifications: A strong mall busincss nianagcmcnt /social background, provcn ability to tcach using an cxpcricntial Family Memorial Services is pleased to announce an addition to approach and ability and willingncss to work as part of a iding of our staff. &cam.A minimum of a B.A. is rcquircd. Mr. Robert L.Bonin (Bob) M.ED.,C.l?,EDJ.P be Mr. Bonin will assist with Funeral, Burial and Cremation arrange- Salary: Faculty scalc ments, Grief Counselling,Officiating at Funerals plus conduct Appointment: Instructors may apply for niorc than onc 1 a writtc Committal Services. Bob comes to us with over 32 years of modulc. Tcniporary, part-time; mid-Octobcr to cnd of d mater experience in the Funeral Profession. Fcbruary. Actual schcdulc to bc arrcingcd wilh instructors. If you would like Bob to give you a $100 Funeral Credit, please call: Applicatioiis to: Director ;e conta Extcnsion and Conlrnct Scrviccs 1-808-828-6887 Capilano Collcgc 10010 Hillcrest Drive 2055 Purccll Way Chilliwack, B.C.V2P 7x1 1-604-795-3051 North Vancouvcr, B.C. V7J 3H5 Closing Date: Octobcr 2, I995 Niget Lowe - manager All Vehicles Safety Inspected 8 Air Card. e locatio Bank Financing Available. I y...... necrions 892-3335. 25TFN EXCLlJSlVE Area - Bill's Place. For ...... COMMERCIAL space ava,l. 314 acre, -.---..----..-.------.-.-.----,----,-----.---- ~tic,3 hlrni. tiouse, ciabe to schwl, in CONTlpJUOUS yard sale in Britannia -----,-,---,--,------,----,-----.---~------outside stornge for trucks and equip- WICK Le Sabre Ltd. 3.8 Lt (;,Iri.Highln& ~~i~~ by 40167 ill'^ I '86 - men[. Small house for office or security Beach @ hheunl ProPerv, -NEWCaptains bed & mattress $200 Place, then phone 898-5311 to view. rill?. Something for everyone, 10 a.m. ob. Call 898-5548.39 dr., fully loaded, 190,000 kms. $5 on GOV'KRd. Phone 898-3449.39 - Phone 898-5232.39 $760,!?00.39Tf+lccw...... 5...... p.m. Phone 896.2240.40 -.----,-_,-,..-l.,~.---,~-~.,---~-,.-.-.--.--- RANCHER 5 yrs. old, Eagle Run, 3 60' x 120', $98,000 firm. No g.s.t...... fenccd. $240,000 neg. 896-5260.39 Phone 892-9902.41 HUGE yard sale Sat. & Sun., SCP~.30 KITCHEN stove, 24" color.

chair, best offer. Phdne 898-3392.39 SURPLUS Asphalt & Cedar Shingles --~,--.----.--.-----.---.---.------.-..- for sale. All new materials, low, low ~---.~--~--.~.-~-~.-~.~~.-.-.--~~-.--..-.~---- COZY I bdrm. trailer, shed, new

HOOKED on Phonics Program for sale, 892-9708-39 asking $300 firm. For more info., pls call OCCASIONAL ride home from 898-2078...... anytime. 39 THREE officcs for rent - single or COL S. Capilano Rd., needed Mon. - Frid. WANTED to buy or lease. Piano in, MEDIUM Vary dog kennel, near new lectivc, newly renovated. 1551 Pember- Off at 3:30, can wait til 4:30. Call - very good cond. Call 898-5668.39 ton Road. 392-3577.04TFN 892-9737.39 $50. Call 892-2317.36TFN

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EQUIPMENT - from Sl095. 6months to Pay. call toll-free: 1-800-93- FTON pick up and drop off applica- ...... RT Crane ,40G 6yr 120,000km limited war- KAREN or write: Karen, Box tions at the Creative Employ- grater excavators tandem ranty. Bond Mechanical ... 670-GB1 KelownafB.c. 'lY ment Access Society, 730 UNEXPLAINED POWER1 building engines for 28 years. 7P2. Adults1 axle watertruck firetrucks. Grant Avenue, Courtenaye Psychic tells you things you, 6x6 5th wheel tractor, corn- Closing date Septa 28/95. If may not even want to know! 872-0641, 8a.m.-8p.m., 7 EDUCATION pactors~ PUP and you require more information 1-900-870-2217. $2.99 per A NEW Career? Trained dumps, 7 loaders, backhoes, call our job line (604) 334- minute, 18+. BUSINESS apartmentlcondominium low beds single axle dumps, 5729. OPPORTUNITIES managers needed - all areas. '57 T-Bird. Call Vic (604)4g3- THE MOST talked to and We can train you right now! 6791. CLASS I DRIVER, min.3yrs talked about in 6.C. Tele- PANTRY Products Free job placement assis- (food Products) is expanding tance. For information/ FOR SALE MISC. & requires sales representa- brochure call 681-5456, 1- STEEL BUILDINGS: "Cheap- tives for home parties & benefits, Must be willing to 800-665-8339. Than Wood"' relocate to Terrace, B.C. Call fund r ai sing. Outstanding CoUNSELLoR Straightwall quonset* Strut- Sid, Bandstra Transportation REAL ESTATE commissions* Great home Institute of Vancouver tural Steel Buildings. B.C. 1-800-635-2728. INVESTMENToPPoRTUN1- 5th WHEEL 1988 24' Odyssey, full based business oppofiunity. offers Company, we won,t be un- TY* Placement'On- correspondence courses for INFORMATION self-contained, Irg. fridge, awning. call 1-800-350-6667. the certificate of Counselling dersold. Service and satisfac- vertible Preferred Shares Se- guaranteed' Western WANTED Dodge Dakota, 4, incl, winch, FANTASIA OFFERS you Studies to begin September ries II with warrants. Mini- F/T 30. For a brochure phone Steel Buildings 1-800-565- 'THE OPINIONS Line. Should mu-m $25,005. Okanagan $16,500hoth. 898-4205. 39 S$$ for P/T Hours selling the finest lingerie and sensual Toll-free 1-800-665-7044.

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HELP WANTED P ENTl CTON-LAK E Front . ness. Take advantage of the 800-661-2599 PERSONAL Come spend the fall thru government grants and -School & Clinic. PARTYLITE GIFTS. TOP -spring with us1 Charming fur- loans. Call 1-800-505-8866. WESTERN CANADIAN quality product'F1exible HEAVENLY PSYCH'C AN- nished 1 bedrooms $450/ CLASSIFIED AD School of Auctioneering. hours' No ifivestments' SwERS* Friends Of thou- mo.; bachelors $375. Clean- LlQUlDATlON BUSINESS in Next course N~~.6-18/95. Monthly Bonuses and Insen- sands, multi-talented interna- ing sewice twice per month Duncan B.C. Excellent year For a free brochure call tives'No Deliveries'Excellellt tional psychics. Relation- includedl Also, excellen! daily . rGund business for family OP- i(403) 777-9388 or 1.800- hostess plan'Exceptiona1 In- ships, Future, Finance, Ca- rates for wine tours, skiers, eration. 5800 sq.ft. floor 252 -3313 or write to: 8315 - come potential. 1-800-606- reer, Live 24 Hours, conventions or business space. $50,000 plus stock. 40 St., S.E., Calgary, AB, 1327 Extension 649, Win- $2.99/Min 18t. 1-900-451- trips. Call Toll-free 1-800- Fax: (604) 756-6170. T2C 2P1. nipeg. 3783. 567-4904 to book now1 THE SQUAMISII CHIEF SEPTEMBER 26,1995 K.D.M. Veterinary Hospital OPENING for f/t or p/t children ( 2 - 4 40378 Tantalus Way (behind Highlands yrs), 6:30 am - 5 pm, Mon. - Frid. Many load, 3 G.A. Enterprises Mall) 898-9089. Full service hospital. years of care giving exp. 892-3427.40 FOR Rent - new 23’ Class C Mo- WANTED - Ixginning Piano students. Dr. K. McCallum. Dr. N. DeWith. -...---...-..-.-.---,--.--,.------.---~-..----torhome. Dlx. with all extras, $800/wk Royal Consenwoy & 1’st class honors Bookkeeping and Payroll background. Under guidance of profesd pm. 31 _,. Services 25TFN or $1 15/day or $3,OOO/mo. + .I .-*.-.., BRACKENDALE Area, exc. location, 5 sional teaclicr is eager to begin reach- 3 L, VI * Compurerized N/S, good family home, park, fenced cents/kms. Call 89s-5301.39 --,----.------.---.-.---~---...-.----.----.-.-ing. Contact Vanessa 898-3 164. 39 t $5,OC * Confidential yard, outings, crafts. Mon. - Frid. Call FRIENDLY GIANT Daycare . WHISTLER, Bear Creek. 3 cxec- Gwen 898-4883. OlTFN 1 898-3705.39 Mrni. .-**..-. A licensed group daycare operating ,..._.-_._I.-LIIIIII---.-.------.---.- ~.~....-~,-----.------,---.--..-,.----.-.~--,-utive home, fiilly equipped. Ski in/out, 2 ir snob sinccNov. 1988 at the Civic Centre. DENlNGFandscaping Fall time, MOM of three, Brackendale area, open night min. 980-0422.39A PLEASE NOTE: Too late t3 classify ,Turq Ages: 18 mos to years Offer:.ECE & 5 - ads are accepted only Lifter 12:OO p.m. o. ca; n your yard. Rubbish removal, Pow- First Aid Qualified Staff day, night, weekends. On call p/t & f/t - Thuriking, Trimming, Complete yard ser. (lyr. 6. up). 898-9183.40 and before 5 p.m. Friday at the rate of * Structured Program - * Kindergarten $7.00 for 20 words or less, and .2Sc Call today. Lawn installed, New ...... NOTICE is hereby given that an appli- S. pickup from local schools for each iidditiond word. They are ac- **.---*. s or old. Fasr Friendly Service. Call * Swim Program + access to other recre- MOTHER in G.H.wishes to care for cation will he made to the Director of le, whi ceptcd on a first conie first served ba- ational programs. Vital Statistics for :I change of name, new p 3942.38TFN your toddler, 2 or 3 days/\&. Exc. ref’s. sis, and are printed only if space per- !,goo ,,,.I,~-,.~~C.,II.II,..~~,-..~~.---~~--.--* Full-time/Part-time - * Drop-in (3-5 Call Sandy 898-9470.39 pursuant to the provisions of the mits. The Squaaiish Chief cannot be TOR wanted to assist student with years only) ~-.~--..--..------~------.---.------..-“Nanic Act” by rne: - responsible for errors or omissions as **.*-.* Call 898-2399. de 10 math. Phone 898-4248 after 5 TFN MATURE, Caring mother will give qual. Name of Applicant in full: Joel Russel{ these ads may not be proof read bc- ---ll,.-l--.l-.-l,-~~-.----.,------. cause of time constriiint. ity care to 1 more child. Exp’d. Refs, Genld Loean TINY FLOWER CHILDREN’S CENTER clean home. Call Janet 898-9747.39 Address: P.0. Box 5366 Squnniish, R.C. 1090 TOYOTA Coroll:i Stn. Wgn. - Licensed Quality Daycare Preschool VON 3GO. exc. con~i.,5 spd. stid., roof‘ riick, tjicy, Program. as follows:- cle rd,winter tires, etc. $7,40d oho. * Has openings f/ti& & pltimeldrop in. RES irl who To change myrime. 8Y8-4493. 3Yccw * Kindergarten Drop-off and Pick-up. likes , to From: Joel Russell C;erald Lollan .,-.---,..-_..-.-.---.---.~----.,~-.---~--.-., * E.C.E. &First Aid qualified staff. baby /\W. To: loel Russell Gerald Rvalls FOR SALE - King Koil hos spring iInJ inilltress set, dbl. size. Exc. condition, 38357 Buckley Ave. Dated: Sent. 22, 1995. 39 ;~skin~!$125.WOOBOCiiII 892-3335. SQUAMISH VETERINARY 892-5566. TFN SERVICES -.------~..---~,----.-~~.-,~--...--..-.~---- 38131 Second Ave., Squamish SIERRA * Serving the community Quality Licensed Daycare. Helping for over 20 yrs. Garibaldi Highlands area. * Full service facility Full or Part time. * Boarding available Call Monica at 8984510. TFN people * We do house calls Put your trust in the Wee Watch System, * Pick up & drop off Reliable private home daycare, full or part-time. learn to in the Squamish area. FRIENDLY Family environment. Excel- * Air conditioned lent care, small group to’provide,quality ’ * Monthly home inspections * Back-up for providers’ illness or holidays Dr. Stein Hoff . care, 898-2563. Very good refs. avail. * Fully trained providers * Income tax receipts learn. 892-9391.25TFN N/S, Squamish. 39 If you or sotiiconc you know CALL RHONDA 878-1532EOR MORE INFORMATION would like to improve reading, vriting or math, look under LEARN in the \’ellow PagesTMdirectories. , IS YOUR cm STRUGGLING IN SCHOOL? Or needs an extra challenge? A Ican help, ‘ I.*.... *. I.*.... ‘ 892-8252 1, For quality tutoring in a wide 00.5 BOWLS GALORE f N.T.D. range of areas including: all subjects 8: levels, Gifted; E.S.L. I & Soecial Needs children in the Squarnish Area Call I Ms. A&lle B Name: 8I Fassler 898-9059 6’ Address: 81 mI

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NOTICE is hereby given that the public including all persons who deem The District of Squarnish is now accepting names of eligible their interest in property affected by the following proposed bylaw will be persons who may wish to volunteer their services on the Seniors afforded an opportunity to be heard respecting matters contained in the Advisory Commission. proposed bylaw at a public hearing to be held at 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday, As of December 31st, 1995 there will be a vacancy for three (3) the 10th day of October, 1995 in the Council Chambers of the Municipal Members-at-large. Hall, 37955 - 2nd Avenue, Squamish, British Columbia. The Seniors Advisory Commission is comprised of representatives from Seniors Organizations, and interest groups,.and individuals to In general terms the purpose of the proposed “District of Squamish exchange information, discuss issues, problems, solutions, new Zoning Bylaw No. 1342,1995, Amendment Bylaw (BC RAIUINTERFOR initiatives and provide recommendations to Council concerning LOG DUMP) No. 1377, 1995 is as follows: seniors and future seniors in Squamish. The Seniors Advisory Commission will consider and evaluate issues referred to it from 1. To zone lands located along the Mamquam Blind Channel, east of Council. It will also initiate studies on matters deemed to be of Loggers Lane between Winnipeg and Main Streets, downtown concern to seniors and will submit recommendations to Council. Squamish from Industrial 5 (1-5) to Industrial 3 (1-3) on the map For further information, please contact the Planning Department at below and shown outlined in the crosshatched area. the Municipal Hall, 37955 - 2nd Avenue, P.0. Box 31 0,Squarnish, 2. The purpose of the rezoning is to provide for the existing use of B.C. VON 3G0 (telephone 892-5217). the area for log watering. Letters of applicaiton will be accepted up to 4:30 p.m. on Ocotber loth, 1995. Margaret-Ann Thornton, - Community Planning Director.

I , I, NOTICE ..

Pursuant to Section 574 of the Municipal Act, notice is given that the Council of the District of Squamish intends to adopt “District of Squamish Highway Stopping Up, Closing, Disposing and Exchange (HARRIS ROAD) Bylaw No. 1376, 1995” at their regular meeting to be held on the 10th day of October, 1995. The above referenced Bylaw disposes of a portion of road, as shown hatched and labelled Part ‘A’ on the sketch below, in exchange for land, as shown outlined in bold and labelled Part ‘6’ on the sketch below, necessary for the purpose of wi‘dening Government Road. The portion of road disposed of, Part ‘A’, will be transferred, at no cost to the District of Sqaamish, and annexed to the adjacent property, in exchange for Part ‘B’which shall vest in Her Majesty The Queen, in the Right of the Province of British Columbia for highway purposes. The proposed bylaw and a larger and more detailed map may be viewed at the Municipal Hall, 37955 Second Avenue, Squamish, BC, Monday to Friday between September 26 and October 10,1995 during office hours 8:30 am to 4:30 prn.

Persons interested in specific particulars are directed to obtain a copy of the proposed bylaw as indicated below. Also available for inspection are copies of the District of Squamish Zoning Bylaw No. 1342, 1995 which- PLAN LYP 1319

wuld be amended by the proposed bylaw and various reports and plans u) Jvhich have been considered by Council. I F I 4 I PART 6 0 I /’ I 0 I 320 mt x A copy of the proposed bylaw and an information package may be I PLAM I94lS PART A 4 ,nspectedat the Municipal Hall, 37955 - 2nd Avenue, Squamish, British Io Columbia, between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday to II; I I 1 Friday inclusive, excluding statutory holidays from September 26th, 1995 I I 1 hARRIS RoaD 1 to October loth, 1995 inclusive. I I J a 4 6 6 I 0 AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that anyone who wishes to comment on w 8 GO . :he proposed District of Squamish Zoning Bylaw No. 1342, 1995, 0> PLAN 1045y PLAN LAfP I731 4mendment Bylaw (BC RaiVlnterfor Log Dump) No. 1377, 1995 may do Q so by: THIS IS THE FIRST OF TWO NOTICES DATED this 26th day of

September, 1995 at Squamish, British Columbia. I 1I Making a written submission to the Council of the District of Squamish which must be received in the offices of the District of Squamish, by 4:30 p.m. on the 4th day of October, 1995; and/or R.A. Miles, Clerk-Administrator 2. Appearing as a delegation before the Council of the District of I Squarnish on the 10th day of October, 1995 at 3:30 p.m. in the District of Squamish Council Chambers.

4ND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that no verbal or written communication Regular Council Meetings for The District of Squamish for the Nil1 be received by the Council of the District of Squamish after the time month of October, 1995 will be held on *October 1V at 3:OOprn and 2nd date specified above. October 17, 1995 at 7:OOpm in the Council Chambers at the Municipal Hall, 37955 2nd Avenue, Squamish. M.A. Thornton, R.A. Miles Agenda Packages for regular meetings of Council are available for Somrnunity Planning Director Cler WAdministrator viewing at the Municipal Hall. Anyone wishing to be placed on the agenda to address Council at THIS IS THE FIRST OF TWO SUCH NOTICES OF PUBLIC HEARING a regular meeting may do so by delivering a request in writing to the Clerk not later than 12:OO noon on Tuesday preceding the day of the 3ATED this 21 ST day of September, 1995 at Squamish, British Columbia. Council meeting. - he Cheakamus Challenge Bike Race from your estate in Paradise Valley 38145 2nd he., Box 740 Squamish, B.C. @ VONPhone: 3G0 ~3%:(604)((AH) $92-5557x92-5517 $429,000 WMB Lodge on Riverfront. Privacy, inground of Squamish Fax: (604) 892-5517 pool, tennis court & duck pond. 3

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