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ng giant,- council *butt . heads i Local actor over future store’s design ; gets scary BY TIMSHOULTS who attended the meeting Squarnish’s Shawn Editor with Weston. i MacDonald at The store is part of an five- ‘f ! Arts Club ]Canadian Tire didn’t want to year expansion plan for the /ear the words “big box” as it chain, which has more than h more tho 3 mihipounced its plan to come to 430 stores across Canada. The ;ifidthe $quamish - but they heard Squamish store would include Lem anyway. a 2 1,000 square-foot retail obert Weston of Canadian area, with an auto service cen- Properties tre and garden centre with nity based busi(CDP) announced to outside terrace. ull-time OPeninSquamish council July 18 that The store would be locally service technii I-brand repair,,anadian Tire was the main owned and operated and Ve offer: contin,enant for the proposed would provide about 70 full- ling; excellen Wbenefit packI ,5 5 , 0 0 0 - s q u a r*e-f o o t time and part-time jobs to the c resume in conl$~ribaldiVillage malI/condo community, Holfield said. Contac-Mode,~evelopment at the comer of But the first reaction from liance CentrMamquam Road and Hwy. municipal staff and council- e, Alberta. ------lors was concern over the QII 38,000-square-foot building’s design, which Gardnea a would anchor the first would involve a flat roof - / roll of the project, which contrary to the District’s Fourth 780-849-6670more informa. Ohso includes a 25,000 square- design guidelines, which call bot retail development, a new for peaked roofs. ilding for the Diamond “Canadian Tire is very reti- cad branch of the Royal cent to change their building ‘w ;. Larae capacirfint(%madian Legion and a four- [style],” said architect Iue invwher4reen movie theatre. Michael MacDonald. “We Index nanufacturerskidders. Frer. tphe project’s second phase have not done it in several i Top Story A3 -6899. bvolves another 79,000 hundred stores across Opinion A6 uare feet of commercial C anad a .” A6-7 ace plus 55 condominium The chain would develop ! Letters the site with extra landscaping Valley Voice A10 ’re very excited to be and other elements such as a IAN CHIEF ! sports B1 canopy on the front facade to JACQUES~HE said Trent Holfield, Monique Aisbett of the relay team “Girl Power” runs out of the water at the SQTV 65 velopment coordinator for balance out the roof, Holfield third annual Squamish Triathlon - a Memorial to Bob McIntosh Sunday at Alice Classifieds 63 ian Tire’s Western told councillors. Lake. See page B1 for full results and photos, anada Real Estate division, corztinued on page A2
This girlc(f e$nitc!)! light on Stawamus Chief kriows how to phy u InnectionsxomB .i mean game of hide arid . BY IANJACQUES they became separated. because the terrain is very Black Tusk searched from just not sure what to think.” go seek. Reporter “When the family got back rugged and he was not pre- above. Naturally, after the search, CONST. ANGIEBERGUNDER down to their car he was no pared for a stay in the Around 7:30 a.m. Adam a relieved David was praising PAGE A5 where to be found,” said woods,” Dubeck said, adding was located, tired and hun- the efforts of the volunteers. Id night on the backside Squamish Search and Rescue that Adam was wearing only gry, but otherwise unharmed. “I’m just happy to get my (SAW Municipal a shirt, hiking shorts and hik- “It looks like he hiked out son back safe,” David said. 99 trail of the Stawamus I Sunday before being Coordinator Nathan Du bec k ing boots. on a trail that we were just “It’s our first time out on the by Squamish Search early Monday morning. More than 35 volunteers going to mark,” Dubeck said. mountain and we’re all quite “They searched for him from Squamish, Pemberton, “He is quite dazed and dehy- relieved. I would like to pub- n Sundav afternoon, 22- themselves, but when they Lions Bay, North Shore, drated right now, but he is licly thank all the people that ar-old Aiam Rich,. his didn’t find him they called Ridge Meadows, Central telling us that he apparently volunteered their time. I’m her David, his sister and a RCMP.” Fraser Valley, Chilliwack, the found an empty tent and was amazed at the professional- nd from Vancouver went Squamish RCMP then Sunshine Coast and Surrey helped by some campers in ism and the leadership that a day hike on the Chief. called SAR around 11 p.m. combed the area throughout the area. We have yet to con- was shown here. Stroman sinc n their way back down, and a search of the area the night and into the morn- firm this because we can’t “These are just amazing apparently ran ahead began. ing, while an RCMP heli- find those people and consid- people.” group on the trail and “We were concerned copter and a helicopter from ering his condition, we’re im...... *.~~~*~~ ...... *...... *.*..***...... This Week ollywood homecoming About Town callv-born actor comes back home for film shoot Maureen Gilmour has all your community events
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BY TIMSHOULTS according to Robert Weston with the theatre is when they pate building a theatre Editor of Canadian Development are prepared to proceed,” Squamish in 2002 to open Properties, the project’s pro- Weston said. time for Christmas that y lhesday Wednesday Thursday Friday It’ll probably be two years ponent. “They will not come into Coun. Chance of Chance of Chance of Cloudy with i before the curtain goes up on Weston told Squamish this market until they see our expressed disappo showers. showers. showers. showers. a new permanent movie the- council July 18 that CDP is development proceed.” with the timeline, Low 13. Low 13. Low 13. Low 13. atre in Squamish. working with three groups to He confirmed one of the out that the exciteme High 21. High 23. High 24. High 23. A four-screen theatre is still put a movie theatre in the groups is Landmark community in the plans for the Garibaldi complex, but that theatre Cinemas, which is proposing Garibaldi Vi1 Village mall-condo proposal construction would come at a 15,000-square-foot cinema for the movie theatre, n at the corner of Mamquam the end of the first phase of with four screens and 800 retail space. Road and Hwy. 99, but will the 155,000-square-foot pro- total seats. “That’s the be one of the last buildings to ject. Landmark told CDP in a asking for go in the project’s first phase, “The concern we’ve had letter that they would antici- said.
District must-- - maintain------auidelines:- - ~ Mavo&jie; New Moon First Quarter Full Moon Last Quarter e- I Vancou -continued page A1 said. an issue,” agreed Coun. made before,” he said. ,t: after tv July 30 Aug. 6 Aug. 14 Aug. 22 from But Mayor Corinne Lonsdale added that another Wendy Magee. Weston said CDP plans t Lonsdale said the District’s national franchise, Tim Coun. Raj Kahlon praised submit a development perm design guidelines for proper- Horton’sNendy’s, was able the new design, saying it was application for the project t The.-______Tides ties fronting Hwy. 99 need to to accommodate the District’s better than the last plan CDP mid-August. ------be maintained. guidelines despite the chain’s submitted: “The whole image The application will requii “I believe that’ll be very standardized building was big box,” he said. public hearings due to rezot important to the community requirements. Lonsdale asked CDP to pre- ing, and municipal staff antilcpurts at large,” she said. “They “I doubt you’d ever find a sent new conceptual drawings ipate it would take up to thninjuncti Date Low Tide (feet) High Tide (feet) think Canadian Tire, they council that is more keen to for the store to council in time months to get approva .‘ think big box.” have good development in the for its next meeting Aug. 1. before construction cod9 , quan July 25 - 12:W a.m. (14.80) The store design is the sec- community. That’s what this Holfield said he would take 7:26 a.m. (5.60) 2102 p.m, (1 1.94) Start. v9tes ond-smallest of five different council was elected for,” said the roof design issue back to p.m. - Canadian Tire wants to sta’ &emt 6:47 (9.94) building designs used by the Lonsdale. “But we are not Canadian Tire’s head office, July 26 - a.m. construction bY thNat i on 12:48 (14.66) chain, Holfield said. going to do it compromising but warned council that the November in time for a sprir$&~day 8: 18 a.m. (4.31) 3:28 p.m. (12.80) - “For what we’re proposing the values this community chain could simply decide not 2001 opening, otherwise &IIion 8:04 p.m. (10.87) for Squamish, I hope not to has.” to build in Squamish. will put off construction fpl gover July 21 1:32 a.m. (14.57) hear the words ‘big box’,” he “It [the roofl is going to be “That decision has been six months for a fall openitljlands 9:09 a.m. p.m. (3.04) 4:39 (1 3.78) Cni 1 Q mi U E-mail: sqchief @ uniserve.com it was I sign, not more than three signs can be Council voted unanimously, with the cils in the area. :4 Wetmore Motors Ltd. 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British Columbia VON 3G0 Phone: 892-9161 Fax: 892-8483 E-mail: sqchief @uniserve.com www. squamishchieJ corn Stow theatre BRIEFS junction ruling ted this week f e winds of change f t be blowing through laho Valley this week. f ‘Scary Movie’ star born in ecision on the a new f Squamish returns home to film ation by Interfor for nction stopping pro- ‘Kevin of the North’ from being in the BY IANJACQUES “When I look at Squamish Valley should be Reporter today it’s totally different down this week. because what I remember of Lawyers for Interfor and Lochlyn Munro can’t Squamish and Brackendale wotest groups wrapped up i believe his good fortune. where our house was is more eir arguments in B.C. i’ Currently staring in the about when we use to come Court in i number one movie in North back and visit our relatives.” _Vancouver Friday afternoon America, ‘Scary Movie’, In the GFTRedwood KOTN IT.:&er two weeks-before the Munro made a return to Films Inc. production, Munro Squamish last week as part of plays Ben Parker, a long-time arlier injunction was the production for the new resident of Anchorage, Ala., down by a B.C. i movie ‘Kevin of the North’. where most of the movie takes e Court judge last i Munro was born in place. th and since then i Squamish and lived here till The $ 17-miIlion budgeted has been before the i the age of four when his par- comedy is woven around the staff antilcpurts seeking a second I ents moved to 100 Mile Alaskan Iditarod race and also up to thrtinjunction. House. stars fellow Canadians He still has numerous ties to Natasha Henstridge and ionapprovaB couf quamish Nation the community and said he is Leslie Nielsen. vptes on always thrilled to come back “Ben’s family owns the bank land deal and he’s used to getting his ants to sta’&lembers of the Squamish home. “All my brothers and sisters own way and he uses that to IANJ*\(.(>llI.S/fIII (‘1111 I by thNation went to the polls his advantage,” Munro said. forasp~I&iday to vote on a $92.5- were born here, my parents Lochlyn Munro (right) is back in Squamish, the placc where he w;is born, to film therwise &llion deal with the feder- went to Howe Sound “He’s always been smitten the movie Kevin of the North with Natasha Henstridge (Icft) and Leslie Niclseti. truction fpl government involving the Secondary School and my with Bonnie [played by grandparents still live here,” Henstridge] since he was kid and that’s all he knows.” the television series $15 million would bc a11 111 openinllands of downtown young and she’s not interested Squami sh. Munro said Thursday night on Munro has done a lot of “Charmed” and “North wood’’ amazing opening for that film in him at all. When Skeet ;The Squamish Nation and i the movie set. filming in Britannia Beach on CBC. for the weekend, not just otic Sttawa came to an agree- .i “The Halvorson family are U lric h ’s character [Kevin and now has more than 40 “The first weekend when it night. Manley] comes to town, right JIX I bent last month on an out- i all my cousins. Vic Long, my movie and television credits. [Scary Movie] did $42 million “For it’s a privilegc to do grandfather use to be the engi- away Ben gets jealous of him Besides staring in the new my agents phoned me the very this for a living. Every time Smith, -court settlement to a neer of the Royal Hudson and I sort of become his hit “Scary Movie”, he was last first night and asked me if I someone offers me a job, I’m est, to 1 urt case filed by the band steam train. Rose Tatlow was nernesi s try i ng to sabot age seen in the comedy “Dead was sitting down,” he said. “I always thankful and gracious fpl 1977 calling for compen- him in the race. btion on 600 hectares of my aunt. These are my roots Man on Campus”, “Night at asked them why and they said and I come to the set and try to “I don’t think Ben means the Roxbury”, “Needful because you’re movie opened do the best work I can in the will sup kd earmarked for reserves i and it’s always fun for me to any harm, he’s just a spoiled T h i ng s”, “Un fo rg i ven” and with $15 million. I thought most professional manner.” mal Dis at was expropriated by the come back. esticide 1deral government. 2 SLRI !The largest portion of the 1 n ,applie md covered by the settle- i Film crew loves the Squamish experience n north \en& is 494 hectares of i ...... ircy, an1 ;serve land now covered i BY IAN JACQUES come into a town and disrupt has to compete in and finish Blackcomb Mountain, in icipal cc y the District of Squamish. Reporter the daily routine of a lot of “Thepeople here the dog sled race. Britannia Beach, Seymour 1 was sold by the federal i people, .The people here have have been Rounding out the cast is Mountain and throughout vernment to the Pacific The AIaskan Iditarod Dog been very respectful of our very Sq uam i sh- born actor Loch 1y n Vancouver. ireat1 Eastern Railway (now sled race, a love interest and a work and have treated us all respectjkl of our Munro, current star of the “The movie calls for a big lediatoi F Rail) in 1915. lot of comedy are just a few very well.” work.. 99 smash summer hit “Scary outdoor environment, so Results of voting among i Staging crews arrived in Movie” (see article above), Squamish and Whistler were highlights from the upcoming -Jamie Brown le band’s 2,900 members movie “Kevin of The North.” Squamish on July 10 to begin ...... Alberta’s own Natasha just naturals for us,” said Alex not available as of The GFTlRedwood KOTN setting up for the filming Henstridge of “Species” fame Brown, unit publicist. “The ess time Monday after- j Films Inc. production which took place along who,plays the main character and well-known Canadian location is ideal. It’s close to I >on. wrapped up a week-long Second Avenue between Kevin Manley, a young travel comedy actor Leslie Nielsen. Vancouver and you’d be sur- If approved, the deal shooting stint in Squamish Victoria Street and Winnipeg agent in Los Angeles who is Henstridge plays Bonnie, prised, but Anchorage looks a see the money i early Saturday morning and Street. down on his luck and looking Manley’s love interest in the lot like Squamish. by a group of by all accounts, it was a major Squamish stood in for for some adventure when he movie. “This is your Friday night stees for housing, i success. Anchorage, Ala. and a good receives a letter from a long She is also an expert fun comedy and trust me, we for elders, I “I just absolutely love portion of the movie, includ- lost grandfather telling him of dogsledder herself and have a11 all-star cast and this is a per captia Sq u am i s h ,” sai d Jam i e ing scenes from the dog sled a huge chunk of land that he UIrich’s character hires her to going to be a major hit.” Ish payment to members. Brown, who is producing the race, were filmed in has inherited. help him with the race. If 311 goes well, the produc- nly 20 per cent of the set- Squamish. The only problem is, the Besides fi 1 mi ng i n tion crew is shooting for a film along with Thomas d. chran :men(, $18.5 million, can Hedman. “,& a film crew you The cast includes Skeet land is in Alaska and for him Squamish, the crew- set up February or March 2001 paid out according to the i are always worried when you Ulrich (of ‘Scream’ fame) to lay claim to the fortune, he shop for two weeks at release date. 12-5254 12-546 1 c A,D, Autotechs Automotive I I I------I-‘ E- iaiHi Our Customers Come First with Top Quality at a Fuir Price EMBER INSTALLER 39002 Discovery way (across from Mountain Building Centre) i ~~ - _~_-- - ~ -~ Tuesday, July 25, 2000 The Chief Squamish, B.C. News , SQUMISH CREDIT UNION Highlands Mall & 2nd Ave Downtown §a ..& BY COLMHEANEY Lonsdale. “That’s the excuse in a very frivolous manner.” Special to The Chief we were given.” Also, council received a To further compound the letter from the office of A recent to trip to Victoria issue, Lonsdale was Premier Ujjal Dosanjh, say- wasn’t as fruitful as informed that it wouldn’t be ing that the premier wouldn’t Squamish Mayor Corinne possible to meet with be able to visit TFL 38 due to SQUMISH INSURANCE SERWCES Ldnsdale wouli have liked. A ttorney-General Andrew previous commitments. & Lonsdale was in Victoria on Petter, because it “would be “We should write another July 6 to meet with Forestry placing the Minister in com- letter stressing the impor- SCU INSURANCE SERVICES Minister, Jim Doyle, and a promise.” tance (of the Premier visiting Highlands Mdl& 2nd Ave Downtown . burette th, representative of the Lonsdale was hoping to the TFL), saying that we burette Attorney-General’s office, meet with Petter, or at least a could adjust our schedules to ‘iefuntil A regarding the 1ates t develop- representative of his office, accommodate his,” said 2 Locations to better serve all your ber fir( ments in Tree Farm Licence to discuss the legal issues Coun. Paul Lalli. E”+d last 38,she told council July 18. regarding TFL 38. Lonsdale agreed it was Insurance Sr Banking needs. aurette I “After a half hour someone The treatment left a sour appropriate for the Premier see fire sei was sent off to find a repre- taste in Lonsdale’s mouth. to take a trip to Squamish. Come and us! &rnish ( sentative (from the Attorney- “There were six or seven of “It’s time he came back and General’s office). We were us who went over, we all had assured the people that sup- Corinne Lonsdale informed that the staff had to take a day off work,” said ported him that he’ll look disappointed with been reassigned,” said Lonsdale. “We were treated after their jobs,” she said. Victoria meeting Paradise------Vallev- _~__- aolf course___ -- aets Dermit extension I rl--- .I- I BY COLM HEANEY required for a rezoning bylaw. “Because so much had been see the proposal come back to Special to Thc Chief In a report to council, acting done, instead of going back to life. manager of planning services square one, they are asking “I’m happy to see this back A one-year extension has Jag Dhillon said addressing council to pick up where they on the table and we’re willing been granted to the applica- service requirements has left off.” to help in anyway we can,” tion to develop a new golf taken longer than originally Council passed the exten- said Mayor Corinne course in Squamish. expected and the extension is sion and said it was glad to Lonsdale. f BY I, Squamish- council voted required to obtain those s i 1 July 18 to allow the policy for requirements and other relat- ed documents. closing development applica- A search Plans for the course origi- tion files to be relaxed for a id a ha] year to allow the Steamhorse nally received third reading HindsSERVICES & Golf and Recreation from council in February FUNERAL C Development, which is pro- 1993. A Name You Can Trus posed for a 34.4 hectare area “At that time the developer in the Paradise Valley area, decided to back off for rea- north of Midnight Way and sons we’re not sure of,” said Brackendalc, time to com- Mick Gottardi, director of plete all the requirements community services. EX*TIC DANCERS School projects delayed jects to Whistler Secondary THURS FRI SAT BY IANJACQUFS Keporfer School and the addition to Jeffrey James Squamish Elementary School Students and staff at Signal are both under way. in The Longhorn Pub Hill Elementary School are Edwards said the board is ~ .rvice, Se going to have to wait a little still waiting for approval of NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS! Invitation to Tender &R)’ sc bcekeept longer for their new school. funds for both projects from APPLY IN PERSON WITH RESUME Howe Sound School District the Ministry of Finance, but in Notice of a brushing contract funded by Forest Renewal BC fs i stance secret ary-t reasurer Nancy the mean time will try to get DAB LY, WEEKLY, MONTHLY and managed by Squamish Mills Ltd. Tenders are being bhed to Edwards told trustees July 10 the architectural services issue ROOMS AVAILA6LE sought by Squamish Mills Ltd for the following work: that there has been a cost over- addressed. Live horse racing from around the run in the site design for the Trustees approved a motion world- work: school and as a result the tar- to prepare a list of four archi- TBC Race Centre Brushing approximately 49 hectares to commence by August Wednesday to Sunday Noon 10,2000 and completed by September 15,2000. get date for the school is tectural firms to be inter- - - March 2002, not January 2002 viewed by staff to be Qualifications: as had earlier been hoped for. ready for the next meet- Successful applicants must have completed at least one con- “There are some real site ing in September. tract of 30 hectares or greater in the previous year, meet the issues and concerns,” qualifications of New Forest Opportunities Ltd, and provide Edwards said. “We’ve had a references with the tender. value analysis session and another one is planed for the location: end of the month. We have to Squamish Forest District - So0 River Valley, North Creek, rfective n and Lillooet Lake. ategory 3 come up with ways that will July 25, 2000 niake this project the most nger be i Viewing: Istrj c ti on cost effective.” The viewing will take place on July 31, 2000 at 930 am. The Edwards also gave an update meeting location will be provided once interested contrac- me 15, 2( on three other projects taking tors pre-register by informing the person identified below stricted a place in the district. Authorlzed broker tor: before July 29th, 2000. reven tion Thc new elernentary school in the Spring Creek develop- 0 Bank of Montreal 4 Scotiabank ’Cender Closing: lis actior ment in Whistler has gone to Tenders will be received until 3:OO pm August 4,2000 by fax .e startin1 the design panel stage and the 0 HSBC or email to the contact person identified below. Late ten- Forest site is currently being cleared. ders will not be accepted. The lowest price or any tender will Plans are for that school to 0 Toronto Dominion Bank not necessarily be accepted. Awarding this contract is sub- lis incluc opcn in September of 2002. ject to reference checks and funding availability. ige from 0 Citizen’s Bank “Lots of work is being done jeedsmu to e11s~11-ethat thcrc is 3 COIII- And uany more! All inquiries are to be directed only to the contact person ncouver poncnt for both the develop- SQUAMISH Tel. 604898-5 164 identified below. Fax 604-898-9152 Fees payable to the rnokgage broker andlor .mp fires IllCIl[ LlJld the SChOOl,” Ed\vards said. “The process WHISTLER Tel604-905-3800 lender may be charged. Wayne Sakamoto ntact the Fax 604905-380 1 riiq tx ;i bit longer, but we Phone (604) 263-6250 :a1 bylav \imt to 1713kc sure that the APPLY ON-LXNE L Fax (604)263-6280 2s. dcwlopnient and the school fit RENEWAL BC Emai I: sa [email protected] wci 1 together.” r more .! lice or t i I? c 11ova t i o n/ad d i t i o 11 pro- The Chief Squamish, B.C. Tuesday, July 25, 2000 A5 Japneseunrise Restaurant u;h News os E- Open Moa, July 31% Closed Sun., Aug. 6th, Mon., Aug. 7th New Hours ntown k. qloN§aureUenamed fire chief Saturday & Sunday: 1230 to 1O:OO P.M. Tues. & Wed.: 5:OO EM. to 1O:OO P.M. with such a highly trained and dedicated I Thun. &Fn‘: Lunch 11:30 to 2:OO EM. team of career and ‘on call’ staff. It’s Dinner: 5:OO PM.- I0:OO EM. because of that professionalism that we I Dine In or Take Out I I- I uamish Fire Rescue has a new have been able to provide a very excep- at the top of the ladder and it’s a tional service at a time of financial con- zer>I strain t .” He said the success of the department is also due to the strong leadership of former chief Hampson. “We all consider ourselves to be the beneficiaries of his good work,” he said. “We are going to miss working with Pat, and are committed to maintaining the high standards of emergency service that he has established here.” A staffing decision on how the district r to Sqiamish he was fire chief in will fill the now-vacated position of rie, Alta., a community near Deputy Fire Chief will likely be dis- aq that is very similar in demo- cussed sometime in September, giving Ray Saurette cs to Squamish. Saurette time to make a report for coun- r community is anticipating some cil. deputy that we felt would be able to take exciting development in the com- “When Ray was hired Pat had indicat- over from Pat and it has worked out years, as well as tough economic ed he was leaning towards retirement wonderfully well. Prices \ A lenges,” Saurette said. “I consider down the road,” said Mayor Corinne “We’re quite excited to have him fill \WMA elf very fortunate to be working Lonsdale. “We were wanting to find a the position.” at Police Blotter st girl found on sundeck of own house more than three times the BY IANJACQUES searched thoroughly twice around to search for the girl. Reporter inside and out with no luck,” “The parents were very legal limit. 1, Bergunder said. relieved and thankful for the She is facing charges of A’ search for a missing girl “Just as SAR were about to support they received from impaired driving and over id a happy ending last begin, approximately one their neighbours,” she said. .08 and will make an appear- ionday in Dentville after hour after the report, the little “This little girl definitely ance in Squamish provincial le. girl was found hiding girl was found hiding behind knows how to pIay a mean court in late August. [OURS: 1 jar a deck table. a small table on the sun game of hide-and-go-seek.” m lon - Sat 9: lust before 7:30 p.m. on deck.” Squamish RCMP are ask- hone (604) Bergunder said it is A Squamish cab driver is ing the public’s assistance in 17, Squamish RCMP 011 Free 1-877-714-4455 ived a report from the believed that the girl evaded being credited for helping nabbing sQme cedar shake er of a four-year-old girl searchers by going out to the nab a drunk driver last week. thie vcs. mail [email protected] had not been seen for deck after it was initially Cpl. Mike Byrne said just Byrne said the thefts have 305 pemberton Ave. Squarnish B.C. ly 20 minutes. searched. before 8 p.m. on July 14 the occurred in the Upper ‘EXT TO SAVE-ON-FOODS nst. Angie Bergunder “It is quite common for cabbie observed the erratic Squamish and Mamquam the girl was playing with missing children to hide driver near Buckley Avenue. areas and are taking place ighbor and all of a sud- within or around the resi- “When the driver pulled the late at night. vanished and her friend dence like closets, sheds or car into a driveway at a resi- “This is an ongoing prob- not know where she even the family vehicle,” dence, the cabbie pulled in lem apparently taking place Bergunder said. “Good behind and blocked the exit,” throughout the province and ,he RCMP, Police Dog places to look while waiting Byrne said. “He then called now it’s happening in - ivice, Search and Rescue for police to arrive.” us on the radio and we arrest- Squamish,” Byrne said. “We kR), Squamish Nation Bergunder said the RCMP ed the driver. are currently looking for beekeepers and Victims wants to thank the number of The driver, a 47-year-old information on any one to enewal BC bjstance were all dis- residents in the Dentville Barrier woman, was taken five ton trucks that have been are being khed to aid in the search area, who within minutes of back to the RCMP detach- seen in the area late at night.” ork: ’ the little girl. police arriving, began walk- ment where she provided Police have no suspects and The residence was ing, riding and driving breath samples that were are still investigating. , by August I Public Notice FIREARM LICENCE ASSISTltu\(TCE ER B~EH$!k COMING SOON IN YOUR AREA it one con- Open Burning OTTAWA, July 21,2000 - Firearm owners who want $ meet the Restrictions COLUMBIA information and assistance in filling out their firearms 7d provide licence application forms can attend a firearm licence Coastal Fire Centre assistance session on Wed., Aug. 2nd - Sun. Aug. 6th, at Squamish Post Office Wed. - Fri. 9:30 a.m - 5:30 lrth Creek, ’fective midnight July 18, 2000 and until further notice, p.m., 10-6 Sat. & Sun. .._ FROM .... itegory 3 to 6 open burning reference numbers will no Under the Firearms Act, all firearm owners must iger be issued. This restriction order is in addition to the obtain a licence by the end of this year. As of January 1, 2001, a valid licence will also be required to pur- 30 am. The ;triction order for Category 1 and 2 fires imposed on !d contrac- ne 15, 2000, therefore, all Category 1 to 6 burning is chase ammunition. Fied below Stricted as described in Section 23 of the Forest Fire Personal licensing should not be confused with the ven tion and Suppression Regulation. registration of firearms. The Firearms .4ct has two main requirements: personal licensing is one and the lis action is necessary in order to limit the risk of a forest registration of firearms is another. 1000 by fax 2 starting and is made pursuant to section 78 (I)(b)( 1) of The deadline for registration of firearms is not until . Late ten- Forest Practices Code of British Columbia Act. tender will December 2002 while the licensing deadline is only WILD PACtFtC SALMON OIt ract is sub- is includes all areas of the west of the Coast Mountain months away. “Anyone who owns firearms and has ige from the U.S./Canada border at Manning Park to not yet sent in an application for a licence should take eedsmuir Park in the north and also includes all of note - the law is in effect and the deadline is closer act person icouver Island and the Gulf Islands. than most people realize”, says Barry Salmon. Firearm owners can find out more about firearm mpfires are still permitted. The public is encouraged to licensing assistance by calling 1-800-73 1-4000. rtact their local municipal fire authorities to determine Application forms will be provided at the session. a1 bylaw requirements pertaining to burning and open Forms can also be picked up at the post office, by :S. calling t.ca 1-800-73 1-4000 or can be downloaded from the r more information please call your local Protection “Forms” section at: http://www.cfc.gc.ca. - 3ce or the Coastal Fire Centre at (250) 951-4222. I i 3 A6 Tuesday, July 25,2000 The Chief Squamish, B.C. THE CHIEF EdirorirJ enqu,ds? Please contact The Chief Box 3500,3811 7 Second Avenue,: Squamish, British Columbia VON 3t 2 Phone: 892-9161 Fax: 892-848 E-mail:sqchiemunisewe.com ww.squamishchief: - corn ...... ___ ...... __ .. Oainion ‘,-Editor, ‘I’he Squamish Chief i As one I\ published every i sture fi Tuesday by rorttr I 1 Whish Printing and i le city hants anc PublishingBox 3500 I-td. :Walkingthe atience a Squamish, B.C. re pluggi VON 3G0 tightrope wn strec reek to fi jitarod dc v3% ,r1\= ‘hristmas I \ * DIl-ftR \I+ .rwti> I am oft %LwtllN he costs of running a pro-business campaign are start- ing to hit home for the members of Squamish coun- le - the 1 cic After having campaigned to ‘get things done’ on uction co ig unfair the economic development front, the members of Squamish L i. council will now be faced with opposition from both sides agerness “$ ost film s j - from those wary of development who probably voted against them anyway, but now also from those who voted t4 zt enougl them in and see inaction on councjl’s part. i Just look at this week’s council meeting, where council- : lors began asking tough questions of Canadian Tire after the Nht retail giant was announced as the anchor tenant for Editor, Penny Graham Garibaidi Village. Within a week, the complaints are To Mayo Publisher already starting that council is holding up development - id Counc as you can see on our letters page this week. sda sha ! And we haven’t heard the other side yet, but with public What do i. hearings on the project expected this fall and the past histo- mple to 1 ry of development attempts at the corner of Marnquam and le of Sqi i Hwy. 99, we almost certainly will hear how Canadian Tire le old c is a ‘big box’ retailer that will drain the life out of down- nosaur I [ town business, We’ll also hear from some how council is LEllERS TO THE EDITOR ig. What i pushing through development at any cost without thinking died ‘OD[ of community impact (sound familiar to anyone?). Tim Shoults Editor i It’s a tough tightrope for council to walk -but then again, ...... it’s a tightropelargely of their own creation. Sell a tree, save a tree C.A. (Cathy) Burwood i .ought ir Operations Manager i Editor, ner of the world say they have the average movie star or major akat! The It’s good to see some healthy right to do whatever they please poration. Sell them each a trh,line Ian Jac ues - -- - for whatever the wood is wortbinadian Darren Ga3 lagher i Jacaues’ date debate going on here in the to the environment so that they .. - -1- Reporters Squamish newspaper, regarding can put food on the table, do you standing timber. Put their you’ Dianne Hathaway i the pros and cons of cutting old think the rest of the world gives a on a plaque or something, ht for a Ulla Martin damn? Do you really think those acknowledge their contributioh Ail Representatives i growth forests. It beats the zy mall. . with Natasha approach taken by some of our wheelbarrows full of forestry dol- preserving our natural heritagt gnchises Justin Glen political leaders who have unfor- lars rate a “blip” on the world This could get to be very trey;k, just Brent Morrison n Thursday night I Graphic Designers i tunately stooped to name calling. scale? I doubt it. it might gain steam to wh I got the chance to get As one forestry advocate point- The citizens of civilized coun- celebrities were falling over e Mary Billy a taste of Hollywood. Typesetter 0 ed out, the tree-huggers will not tries around the world probably other to get their tree. The sa No I don’t mean at Planet Bev Anderson stop in their mission. They will couldn’t care less about whether corporations that are now ref Diana Merritt Hollywood in Vancouver, I continue to move from site to site cutting those trees pays your next ing to buy old growth prodl hila Michell mean right here in Squamish Audrey Spencer i until all cutting of old growth has mortgage or truck payment. would have to buy a standin Accounting on the set of the new movie come to an end. Cutting down virgin forest is at to keep from looking like ‘Kevin of the North.’ Jill Smith Past Deadline They have for inspiration a this time generally viewed to be ocrites. The tree-huggers w Office Manager I had no real expectations ...... young woman in California who about as ethical as killing an n’t have anything to protest a going in. The publicist Barry Fryer made her home in a giant red- endangered species. It isn’t a mat- any more. If they really want Distribution promised me access to the set, photos of the actors, a story wood. She’s world famous now. I ter of “we’ve given enough to do something to save a tre Diane Soares about the movie and maybe an interview with Squamish’s first read about her in a full page conservation already”, it’s that all would have to get jobs in Circulation Supervisor i Lochlyn Munro, who was playing a leading role in the feature article in a British news- cutting of virgin forest is consid- make money to con Jo-Ann Daffern movie. paper. She’s considered to be ered unethical. towards buying one. Receptionist Well, the publicist came through with that and even One problem might be ho ...... nearly a saint by many. By the way, in case it isn’t clear, more. the statements made above are forestry company would pu Telephone A few people have said that Not only did I get my interview and great pictures to because they live in Squamish, not with reference to second off without looking like the (604) 892-9161 boot, I was also invited for dinner with the crew. Fax Line they have a right to decide what growth. I don’t think there is any lain - because they would (604) 892-8483 The movie also starts Skeet Ulrich and Natasha happens in the surrounding envi- serious opposition to cutting sec- just as much profit as they Henstridge and if you’re male and around the age of 20, ronment. That is true to some ond growth. cutting the trees. So they w E-mail I’m sure you will remember her performance in Species. extent. However I think the popu- So much for debating. I work in have to channel some of [email protected] i Excuse me for drooling! lar view these days is that when it high technology, and in. this money into a worthwhile c ...... : It was an amazing experience, and one that I’m not going Yearly Subscriptions i comes to our natural heritage, we industry we spend a lot of time - like establishing truly sust Home Delivery to soon forget. are not owners of the environ- trying to come up with novel able forestry practices in (Squamish Area) i It was only an hour and a short break between shooting, ment so much as caretakers. It’s approaches to solving problems. I This might include retraini $42.80 but I got the chance to rub elbows with some real like being parents: we don’t own also know from negotiating, that staff, developing new me Canadian Mail Delivery i Hollywood actors. purchasing new equipment, $130.00 our children, we are responsible you only win when both sides These are real down-to-earth people and they were so for caring for them. win (“win-win” negotiating). So I ever it takes to make fo U.S. (Second Class) i accommodating surprising, you would think, $140.00 CDN - coming We live in an age of global got thinking about this particular work here under present co Overseas from big-time movie stars. economy and global communica- problem, and how it could be tions. $241 .OO CDN It also probably helps that the majority of the cast is tions. A city like Vancouver is resolved to everyone’s benefit. If they were to employ tk Canadian, but that being said, they still didn’t have to small potatoes when compared to While I doubt I am the first to existing people to do these thin; grant me a thing...... cities like New York, London, have this idea, this is what I came the forestry workers would S.1 Natasha was witty and charming, joking around with Canada Post Paris, Tokyo, Seoul, Sao Paulo, up with: sell the old growth trees be able to feed their families, Publication Mail Sales i Lochlyn during my interview and really treating the whole Mexico City, etc, etc, etc. as standing timber - that is, to only for the next few years, Product Agreement i situation as a fun time, not just a job. hopefully for years to come. Squamish is small potatoes when people and companies who -8“I No. 25 I828 None of them were put off by another reporter looking compared to Vancouver, by a fac- choose to leave it standing. Who was it who said you cdW for an interview and everyone was really genuine about Reproduction of any i tor of 100 to 1. So when a small How much is an old growth tree not have your cake and eat it ... their feelings about Sauamish. Thev loved being here. worth anyway? Fifty grand? A Tom Do hundred grand? Not a lot to your Rracken consent of the publisher. The next dly I called the publicist back in North Vancouver to thank him for the opportunity and he was raving about the night. Biting the ,planetthat feeds us He said Lochlyn really enjoyed the opportunity to speak about his home town and told him is was probably one of Editor, with her biological laws and enjoy the feast. Or1 the best interviews that he has done. Unlike its nine companions in the solar system, can eat the chef. Take that Conan and Jay - not bad for a small-time Planet Earth feeds all its inhabitants and their fami- Margaret S. E reporter from Squamish, B.C. eh! lies. We humans can choose to be grateful, comply squad .. The Chief Squamish, B.C. II Tuesday, July 25,2000 A7 letters to the Editor dICs?Chief Avenue, ~ Iia VON 3!2 ?rVe.com892-848RIm crew thanks Squamish (corn Editor, motional benefit from our Highlands, and while we As one of the crew of the “invasion” to offset the dis- were shooting one of our spe- sture film “Kevin of the ruption we cause. Businesses cial effects guys, responsible LIONSGATE lorth” I would like to thank are forced to shut, customers for that awful blizzard of fake le city employees, mer- don’t have direct parking snow that sticks to every- hants and citizens for their access (or any way of know- thing, bought a house up atience and good humour as ing if they’re open or not!) there. (If you have any paper re plugged a major down- and our young PAS re-direct glued to your shoes, use a wn street for more than a the few who do brave the wire brush or try soaking the ///NK-LASER\\ reek to film the start of the maze of machines, cables, shoe for 15 minutes then jitarod dog-sled race. It was lights, extras and crew to find scrubbing. And if that doesn’t ‘hristmas in July! their stores. You tell me. Was work, call Monty.) I am often unsure whether “Kevin of the North” worth- From the crew and cast of ’e - the film crews and pro- while to you? “Kevin of the North” I thank uction companies -are tak- I’ve been through Squamish you all for putting up with us. ig unfair advantage of the many times, but I hadn’t real- I hope you found the shoot agerness of smaller cities to ized what a lovely downtown interesting and amusing. ost film shoots, if the towns you have. A couple of our Michael Cox INKJETS * RIBBONS * LASERS zt enough material and pro- crew live in Garibaldi Grip department Re-use, RecycZe and Rejoice! #here’s council’s ‘open door‘ policy? Squamish & Whistler recyclers rejoice - now you can recycle your printer cartridges too! Editor, Wendy’s, 7-1 1, White Spot, pens employment for one or To Mayor Corinne Lonsdale Save-on Foods, etc. Are you more is gone. After 3 years in business on the North Shore, this locally owned id Council: please give your thinking tk! you can dictate For the last three years I business has expanded to its home town, supplying the same sda shake! to a large franchise that have hoped something smart quality & service North & West Vancouver have become What does it take for you because we are Squamish, we will happen here in Squamish mple to learn? We, the peo- get something different? and I continue to make this accustomed to! le of Squamish, booted out As I sit here and ponder \your beautiful place home as I have The savings are substantial and the service is 100% guaranteed. le old council because of stupidity I must wonder what for the last 11 years. Every cc Many of our first-time customers are worried that by using a _-nosaur- Dolicies and think- it is going to take to get you to time a new business wants to lg. What’happened to the so- understand that we need new start, the red tape, council, recycled printer cartridge, they voidJ? their manufacturer’s illed ‘open door policy’ we businesses. Squamish has fisheries, and environment guarantee. It simply is not true, says owner, Sam Stoddart, who rd about at election time? been on a downhill slope for groups have continued to along with his wife, Laurie and partners, Leslie and Milt Read, n July 20, I heard about a three years. This business is make it impossible to begin lanadian Tire store being going to be locally owned and and in turn my dream of living are celebrating the expansion of LionsGate Ink & Laser Recycling. -ought into the new mall. employing 70 people. That is here gets more remote. major ‘reat! Then I heard the most what is important. Not the Let’s see that ‘open door :ach a trhlline thing. You want design you want. policy’ you promised. Maybe ’ is Wo‘hanadian Tire to have a better We, my family needs this if council stops this crazy na;ok! You didn’t think it was employment. We want to eat thinking and policies, fisheries nething, ht or a new look for the and pay our bills. and environment groups will rtributioh :I~J mall. It is a franchise! All All you are going to end up follow suit. heritag‘$nchises have a definite doing is chasing away another Katherine Kambouroff “erytre?ok, just like Tim Horton’s/ business. Every time that hap- Garibaldi Highlands to wh I Custody/Access Divorce Mm-riage/Separation Agreements Wrongful Dismissal * Employment Law lefi to right owners, Sum Stoddad/ Leslie Read, Milt Read, & Laurie Stoddart “We don’t refill a cartridge unless we can guarantee it IO0 percent. And our customers save up to 2540% of the cost of a new cartridge, every time they recycle!” Ink manufacturing tech- nology has real!y advanced, says Sam, who is now refilling over 400 ink jet cartridges a month. “We get inks from labs in the>’ U.S. that specialize solely in creating ink for ink jet printers. On average, cartridges can be filled up to five times, he says. LionsGate Ink & Laser Recycling recycles printer, cash register and calculator ribbons as well as ink jets, bubble jets, lasers and v toners. Offering pick-up and delivery for commercial customers SHOES - including Home Businesses, the company prides itself on its high commitment to service. “Our customers tell us that our service is the best they’ve ever seen!” says Sam. Everyone at LionsGate Ink & Laser Recycling is proud of their contribution to the recycling effort, he says. “If you take all the plastic from the home business right through to the large corporation, there are huge amounts of cartridges being dumped in landfills. We’re helping to reduce that mountain!” ~D-.-~D~DD-.D~~--.DD--~~~~-~~~~~~.~~~~~-.~~.~~~~-~~~~~--~-~---~~~~--~ I I I I I I I SPECIAL OFFER I I I I Receive $5 OFFthe recycling of I PLEASE PRINT \\’estcrn Forest Prciducts 1,imitcd I so0 PRESENTS NAME: 1 PAVLA Ttif CLOWN WORKSHOP I cut tl AGE: the s PHONE: i downtown l. 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Please contact The Chief Box 3500, 3811 7 Second Avenue, Squamish, Rritish Columbia VON 3G0 Phone: 892-9141 Fax: 892-8483 E-mail: sqchief @ uniserve.com www.squam ishch ief:corn ..... Voice - BRIEFS BC Park: Phantom of the Paradise Valley’ CentrewithBrenl,.. to tree of chI Move over Mike Myers, communi ti Provincial I Squamish actor takes on multiple 25) at 7:30 roles in Arts Club production We ask pi their own chocolate said this is one of the most BY IAN JACQUFS voices anc Reporter challenging roles he has ever ments for taken on. along. Eve oca1 actor Shawn “This show is easily the chance to r Cpl. Mike Byrne MacDonald is getting most difficult I’ve every stick, churr ready to make jt big on done,” MacDonald said and visit v New officers on patrol the Granvhe Island sta& in Friday froin b~couverdur- Make toni Two IICW RCMP officers ! one of his most challenging ing a break i!l rehearsals. night at arc walking the beat in ; roles yet, “It’s physically really drain- Provincial I Squarnish this wcck. MacDonald, a veteran of ing. We have two people Everyone and telling the story and it has cp]. Mikc Byme started in the stage/ the silver following F some fast costume changes, Squarnjsh on Thursday 2fkr j screen, stars opposite well- Prograr so it’s a real challenge for an ;Lposting near Alaska. known comedy veteran Provin Byrnc said he’s looking Leslie Jones in “The Mystery actor to do a play like this.” prograr Originally from Quebec fiirwx-ti to the new challenge i of Irma Vep”, which hits the am! arid surviiig thc people of stage at the Arts Club City, MacDonald has lived ’hes Squarnis h. Theatre on and worked in Vancouver ...... since 1988. 9:30 a.n “Froin wh:it 1 understand Gran vi 1]e Island (Jerry’s RI from July 27 to “It5 very funny. This is his this is ;I gut community program. S Sepr. 2. fourth produc- :\lid ;I11 cscc3iient detach- i er.) Learn tc tion with the ment,” I3yrne sd. The play we hope we get the water Coiist. hu1 Hoivik joined revolves around to scare people Arts Club origami bo; curious goings 7) Theatre, having the dctactiriicnt last week j 11 a.m.: I on at thc n made his debut arid will be oii gencral i little bit ... Hunt. Discc in 1994 in the d 11 t i cs . Hillcrest Manor, the wet plar summer hit 1 IoiL-ik. or-iginally t’rom thc j home of the late -Shawn it dry. Wo r Id ’s (7tiilliiirxk ;irca, is in his Lady Hillcrest, 7:30 p.m. Irma Vep...... Greatest Guy. tirst posling :i!ter graduating / MasDonald Butter C hu He also from the training ccntrc in j The ne‘w wife Sing along of Lord Edgar, appeared in the - i-kciiia.c special Fan Passion of Dracula as Lady Enid, is being sorely sponsored K Corridor crisis tested by a disapproving Renfreld and in his one-rnan Recreation longtinie maid, who is sought self-parody Fear Knot, co- cup for hot program gets funds i after by lovesick servant written with Jones and co- Thc Sea to Sky Corridor Frid Nicodemus. produced with the Vancouver 8 pm.:Th hsrcccivcd ;I boost in firnd- i When Lady Enid’s husband Theatresports League. itig f’roni the provincial gov- i Tail. Come Lord Edgar arrives on the Other recent stage appear- nating life c c‘rnmciit to de;\l with metal ances include “RubyCab scene, after shootin,(7 a trou- friends. health issues. blesome wolf, they hope that 2000” for Ruby Slippers, “As A ~icwcrisis intervention Satur some of their trials are over Bees in Honey Drown” for 4 p.m.: T pimp1 ti scrv Irig Sq umii sh , - until a mysterious intruder Western Theatre Conspiracy Whistlcr and Peinberton will i Bog. Disc( arrives on the scene. and “Uncle Exile” for Solo Stump Lak now dclivcr c‘xe Iiiore Audiences will be wel- Co-op. He has also played quickly to people with men- i where you r comed into the wild and principal and main roles in a froggy frien tal illiiess. crazy world of vampires, number of television shows The project will revamp 8 p.m.: B i. British maids, intrepid were- and movies and will be on arid integrate services to out how yo wolf hunters and furious television again in the CBC’s a hike in “t dcvelop crisis intervention i PHOTO BY DAVID CONTRIBUTED THECHIEF ghosts on a nightly basis. Improv Comedy Games, COOPER, To why it is ii outr-cach, walk-in crisis sta- The kick of this show is Anne Wheeler’s feature film Squamish resident Shawn McDonald (top and second from right) does bilization and community i your camps that both actors play multiple “Marine Life” and the TV quadruple duty in the Arts Club theatre production of “The Mystery of Irma Vep.” Sum crisis recovery. Mental roles with MacDonald taking movie “Falling in Love health staff will provide cri- Matinees are Wednesdays I I a.m.: the parts of Jane, Lord Edgar, Again”. off stage and they also do a bit, but we want to stay as Games. C sis response outreach in the ! Irma Vep and the Intruder “The play is written for two lot of the special effects for faithful to the horror genre as and Saturdays at 4 p.m. with community, including home i while Jones plays performers and there are two the show. There may be only we can.” the full run of the show stabilization and follow-up Nicodemus, Lady Enid, of us on stage, but they’ve two people on stage, but it’s The show runs July 27 with going until Sept. 2 with as well as support for walk- i Alcazar and Pev Amri. really tried to do an outstand- a very ambitious production. a sneak peek preview at 8 shows each night at 8 p.m. in stabilization services at i MacDonald recently moved ing job on production,” he “It’s very funny. We hope p.m. with previews on Juiy Call TicketMaster at 280- the mental health care centre into the Paradise Valley and said. “We have four dressers we get to scare people a little 28, 29., 31, Aug. 1 at 8 p.m. 331 I for tickets. in Squamish. They will also i support Squamish General Hospital staff in providing Pres€ appropriate and timely i Sauamish in DicturesI aboard RovaII Hudson assessment, care planning i I any I ward at a meeting in April between “Since they are such big prints and referrals. BY DARRENGALLAGHER the downtown. with Services will be provided i Reporter “As soon as the train arrives the merchants and BC Rail, where they’II be right in their [passen- seven days a week from 9 there’s five buses waiting to take methods of encouraging the passen- gers’] faces,” Burne said. entre a.m. to 9 p.m. n a bid to keep more business them all away and the downtown gers to stay downtown, as they used “I was amazed how bland the Not va Iris House, the six-bed psy- i downtown, local merchants have merchants would ...... to, were discussed. Royal Hudson is inside,” said chiatric group home in found a way to introduce like them to stay The photographs Smith. “There are no photos any- I - - where.” Squamish, will become the Squamish to riders of the Royal around,” said “Since they started- are by Mike crisis recovery unit provid- i Hudson even before the train leaves Chrys Smith of the bus tours it does Eckeisley, Lance The images include Howe Sound, 389: ing two stabilization and North Vancouver. Iverson, Eric an evening view of the Chief from Hidden very little* for local Sorenson and the estuary, Mount Garibaldi, an treatment beds and short-to- i Five 20-inch by 36-inch pho- who did most of ?I.. niedium-term transitional I tographs of Squamish done by local the organizing for merchants.. . Doug Burne, who aerial view of the downtown and a did two. daytime shot of the Chief, also from residential care for four peo- photographers now hang in the cen- the initiative. -Chrys Smith. ple. tral car of the sightseeing excursion “Since they start- ...... The central car the estuary. Crisis response outreach is train. ed the bus tours it has no passenger Smith said she’d like to see \ expected to begin in the fall Members of the Squamish [Royal Hudson] does very little for seating, but does include the gift‘ poster-size photos in the Hudson 0‘ and the crisis recovery unit i Merchants Association hope the the merchants because so few shop. As a result, most of the pas- cars, but would like to see BC Rail is expected to be running by i: images of Squamish will entice pas- tourists stay in town.” sengers pass through the car at foot the bill to encourage more pho- I the end of the year. sengers into staying and shopping in The idea was originally put for- some point. tographers to participate. The Chief II Squarnish, B.C. Tuesday, July 25, 2000 lgsE A 11 es? News Chief d Avenue, l.bUr#b at Alice Lake BC Parks are teaming up with Brennan Park Leisure Centre to present a special, Y? free of charge event to the community at Alice Lake Provincial Park tonight (July 25) at 7:30 p.m. We ask participants to bring their own mugs for a hot chocolate and their singing more about Alice Lake Park voices and musical instru- and its residents through fun ments for the campfire sing and exciting games. along. Everyone will have a Tuesday, Aug. 1 chance to roast bannock on a 8 p.m.: New Life from Davy‘s Locker play an acoustic session at the Elfin Galley on Second Avenue Saturday prior to thcir CI> stick, churn cream into butter Dead Trees. Apartments in release party at the Royal Canadian Legion that evening. and visit with their friends. the woods. Discover the Make tonight your family importance of dead standing night at Alice Lake trees. Provincial Park! Programs at Porteau Cove Everyone is invited to the Provincial Park (programs following programs: start at the amphitheatre Programs at Alice Lake unless posted otherwise) Provincial Park (all ’hesday, July 25 programs start at the 4:OO p.m.: Tremendous amphitheatre) Trees (Jerry’s Rangers chil- ’hesday, July 25 dren’s program. Earn your 9:30 a.m.: Safety First Nature Nut sticker.) Discover (Jerry’s Rangers children’s the wonders of a tree by join- program. Safety Sense stick- ing us on a “tree exploration er.) Learn to play safe around walk”. the water while making 8 p.m.: Soaring With the origami boats. Eagles. Come explore the 11 a.m.: Habitat Scavenger wonders of the life of an Hunt. Discover who lives in eagle and his habitat.. in our the wet places and who likes parks. it dry. Saturday, July 29 7:30 p.m.: Bannock Bake, 11 a.m.: Seine Net Haul. Butter Churn and Campfire Help to set and pull in the Sing along with Jerry. This seine net. Discover the sea special Family Night is co- shore habitat at very low tide. sponsored with Brennan Park Meet at the day use area by Recreation Centre. Bring a the concrete stairs. cup for hot chocolate. 8 p.m.: A Day in a Life of Friday, July 28 Sandy the Sea Star. Find out 8 p.m.: The Tale of a Frog’s about similarities between Tail. Come uncover the fasci- humans and sea stars. nating life of local amphibian Discover their unusual way friends. of eating and the importance Saturday, July 29 of protected areas for sea star 4 p.m.: The Frogs and the survival. Bog. Discover the bog at Sunday, July 30 Stump Lake and find out 3 p.m.: Games and Nature where you might bump into a (Jerry’s Rangers children’s froggy friend. program). Earn your proud 8 p.m.: Bear Aware. Find player sticker while playing out how you can prepare for nature games. a hike in “bear country” and 8 p.m.: What the Tide D To THECHIEF bes why it is important to keep Brings. Discover the connec- ?9 your campsite clean. tion between the moon, the Sunday, July 30 sun and the tides. Find out dnesdays 1 I a.m.: A Gaggle of about delicate balance of the p.m. with Games. 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Heritage Village. Jessie D You will find her walking Wigglesworth has worked Wirachow your own liquid refreshments. . . . :.. ,< .. - ___ ~ - LLLxY-.-_ i --L ‘Therest will be supplied. around - maybe reading or very hard to make the flower OVER THE HILL If you have guests for if there is shopping close by garden lovely and enjoyable ...... *...e Loggers Sports, bring them she will browse through the to all. Thank-you to Janet Ericson s along. Tickets are $5 each shops. Much appreciated A big thank-you to Karen for the tasty raspberries. and can be purchased at the Elaine. Pattar for donating fruit trees They were enjoyed by all. centre. For further informa- Tomorrow is for the bingo and also to Danielle Chiids Residents will again be rid- tion, please phone Mima at players, shopping and Bingo and Shane Meadus for planti- ing in the Squamish Transit 898-3280. at Chilliwack and Minter ng them. They have been Bus in the Loggers Sports Tantalus Walking Club Gardens. On Aug I6 it’s planted in the extended care Parade. Bl This Thursday (July 27), bingo in Maple Ridge, and gardens. On Aug. 8, residents are meet at the dog pound at 10 Aug. 30 is the annual trip to Residents greatly appreciate having a toonie KFC lunch aal a.m. for a walk along the the PNE. The sulky races at the lovely flower arrange- brought in for all the resi- Marnquam towards the golf the Fraser Downs are in ments on the tables provided dents to enjoy. A reminder to course. For any details please October. by Lou Rempel. Thank-you all volunteers, please mark Hill top House to Mountain Building Dhone Lesley at 898- 1628. I. 1 - Br. g0Bus Trips The residents enjoyed a Supplies for donating a pic- A Volunteer appreciation__ bar- I didn’t hear of any big great barbecue on July 14. nic table and thanks to Bob becue. Harris in hospital. Dennis Wood who passcd winners on last week’s Thank-you again to the vol- Tischer for assembling it. Get well wishes to May Condolences to the family of away last week. ~~ Lori Hayes Corporation is pleased to introduce: Notary ~ 9 38164 Cleveland Ave h: 604-892-2366 W€AR€OP€N! fst 892-2388 IN OUR NJ3W LOCATION AT THE FRONT OF THE HIGHLANDS MALL each HNG - HAYES NOTaY CORDORATION* *DENOTES PROFESSIONAL NOTARY CORPORATION I C( I am pleased to be able to continue in my mother’s practice, and I am committed to emulate her tradition of trust in the community under our new name.” My preferred areas of practice include: real estate transfers; manufactured home transfers mortgages; wills; * Autoplan * Home * Business powers of attorney; statutory declarations; administration of oaths affidavits certified true copies * Travel * Tenant * Boat Kristen HayesJabnke Notary Public I would like to thank our clients for their patience over the last year, and assure them that I will maintain the personal, professional, and accessible practice initiated by Lori for her clients, and I 1 will continue to offer “Good Valueforyour Legal Dollar. ” 7 9 1 each Council authorizes the closures of: - Cleveland Avenue from Main Street to Victoria Street on Friday, August 4th, 2000 from 1l:OO a.m. to 6:OO pmm. for the Lullaby THIRDPI ZA IJC‘K Festival; oNEBU6K 4Y - Cleveland Avenue from Vancouver Street to 2 Mediums for only $10 bucks What could be more delicious! 1 topping per pizza only. Not valid Pemberton Avenue on Sunday, August 6, On any Monday to Thursday get with any other offer tru ~ McIntostw Stawamus Biq Chief Grounds ,...... ABOUT TOWN Squamis Sports th at their dimeI-. Under ments 0‘ group of lent K Squamis Country the MUSI 3rothers rom Blu the Youth- and The higher Jackpots “It was SO/SO Draws r‘ou’re at Sports Door Prizes Drganizations Small Concession for your convenience and it fec Sea to Sky Soccer School is in full swing. detely rt .hing,” sa I I oz and born in thc f*oriiis arc available at the :o-chair I S (1 u mi i sh G en cral H ()s pi t ;I 1 f3rackendalc Store or from on July 1 1 . Nothing Fincr downtown on -P PI c ascd ti rs t - t i riic grand par- or before Aug. 25. Entry fees Hath ents arc Doug imd Judy ~11-e$1 per entry. Horth and wclcomin~thci: E SQUAMISH PUBLIC LIBRARY sc c t ) 11d g r ;i ii d d ~1us h t c r ;I re The Squaniish Public car-iallci r 0 e c(intact * minimum order applies SQUAMISH GAS CO. LTD. (24 hours) at 892-5455 To inquire or order call BEFORE COMMENCING ANY EXCAVATION ’ n downtown Squamish, Dentville, North Yards, Government Rd. Garibaldi Estates, Hospital Hill and Valleycliffe subdivisiohs. toll free 1-888-838-1888 We’ll mark buried gas lines. Remember, .Safety Fjrst- ‘BETTER MEALS I4 Wiolesomc Ilomc Cooking For Your Convcniencc SQUAMISH GAS CO. LTD. The Chief a Squamish, B.C. Tuesday, July 25,2000 B A15 LINIC - Scene & Noted Loggers Sports -5 sponsors celebrated dE e action doesn't get under way for another T"two weeks, but the Al McIntosh Loggers Sports 'hief# Grounds were full July 15 as Squamish Days Loggers Sports thanked their sponsors at their annual appreciation dinner. Under a big tent (compli- ments of Sabre Rentals), a group of 90 enjoyed an excel- lent meal catered by Squamish Valley Golf and Country Club and danced to the music of the McQuaid Brothers with some fill-ins from Bluesberry Jam. Summer Drivinq- "It was a beautiful setting. 1s You're at a function out there 5 Jr convenience and it feels like you're com- pletely removed from every- thing,'' said Squamish Days Ico-chair Nancy McCartney. -Photos by Dianne Hathaway, The Chief Paul and Cindy Turner of CRB. Logging at the MY Squamish Days Loggers Sports sponsor appreciation dinner an practice in GET YOUR ;tory of Rosa !s this n's social world, We're the experts! ins. e about their ew footage and es the tradition, ' Wendy Magee (Super- 8 Motel Squamish) and Keith Magee were also on hand. r will eals 3 Jack and Judy Fowler of Health Food Heaven were on hand for the sponsor party. I For a limited Have a lot of qh?Cometoour time only all w.cartune.com/cel I ula r 441s~TIME HOME BUYEX SEMINARY' 7- A Mortgage Broker, Notary public and Real Fstate Agent dbeon hand to help you! %oraOR the 888 Squamish 2760 Barnet Hwy. Coq. Centre Mall Tuesday August 1st at 7pm at the Wmdmere Sea to Sky Real Estate Office detas'lls!! I 942-1686 468-1686 LS 38261 Cleveiand he., Squamish, B.C. 604 892-2355 Local Calling Only. Anytimo $20 is also aveileble in 12 or 24 month contract OAC. vcn Icn cc Applicablo long dir~ancocharoor and 13x00 are @ma.Annual systom accoss foe of S48 applias. Cancellstion loo applios Limifecl II~Uof101 Call to reserve your seat now ... 892-3571 ask for Julie *Applies to TELUS Mobility sorvice arcas. except soma areas in Northorn 6C.Applies to new customers only Please sce your ilealor loi dc?tails More th The wei :ompetitio rhird Ann I Memoris he waters In Sunday This yea ng 37 rela I2 entries “It went 3ob woulc ace direct1 Vancouv :rossed th( tf 1:59:00 Martinda neaningfu riend and aid. “I ren aces back ve’re all : rea just iwards to I ne and he ace in Sc iappened.’ Andrew ’ inished i Dwed by 2:O I :26). Squamisl ight on thc lay long : vith an im HC THE CHIEF More than 340 competitors hit the water at Alice Lake Sunday morning for the start of the Third Annual Squamish Triathlon. Record numbers out for TnathIon “I think my cycling improved this 2:25: IO 148) Guy Morurn - 2:38:31 BYhNJACQUES 149) Carney’s Tri-Rs (R-Corp) - Reporter year and that allowed me to move 78) Brennan Covey - 2:25:19 up,” Addison said. “I felt good in the 79) Save on Foods Stalker (R-Male) 2:38:48 I.54) Julie Terinoch - 2:39:24 The weather was great and the swim and I got in with a good group - 2:25:19 and that carried me along. The bike 80) Brandin Schultz - 2:25:22 159) Steve & Dave (R-Male) - :ompetition was even better as the 2:40:02 rhird Annual Squamish Triathlon - was excellent and that kept ne going 8 1) With Curls WhistlerlBl (R-Cop ) into the run, which is my strong - 2:25:22 (Whistler) 161) Jackie Fulton - 2:40:36 I Memorial to Bob McIntosh took to (Whistler) he waters and streets of Squamish point .” 83) Dan Schmit - 2:25:44 (Whistler) 85) Race for the Case (R-Male) - 166) Chi-teck Tins - 2:42:33 In Sunday. On the ladies side, Vancouver’s 169) Scott Markey - 2:42:50 This year saw 345 entries (includ- Kristine Chambers finished first for 225.52 the third straight year, finishing the 89) Eflany Fenton - 2:26:57 172) Tri T Best (R-Mix)- 2:43:16 ng 37 relay teams) taking part, up by 173) Helle Wilbirriz - 2:43: I7 I2 entries from last year. race in a time of 2:06:49. 95) Kim McMullen - 2:28:17 The top relay team was the Eagle 100) 3 Guys (R-Mule)- 2:29:41 174) Dan Tatharn - 2:43:23 “It went extremely well - I think 180) Richard Citdmore - 2:44:44 3ob would have been happy,” said Run Coffee Company from 110) Post Parturn Adrenalin (R-Mix) Garibaldi Highlands in a time of - 2:31:21 182) GeliimdJoizes (R-Fem) - ace director Peter Hotston. 2:44: 44 Vancouver’s Graeme Martindale 2:07:33. They were also the top male 111) Gardner GM-TRI,Tested (R- division relay team. The IGA Plus Fem) - 2:31:21 186) Andrea Knrdos - 2:46: I I srossed the finish line first in a time 197) Vicki Haberl - 2:47:53 tf 1:59:00. relay team from Garibaldi Highlands 113) Dawn Kardos - 2:31:40 finished third overall in 2: 11:25 and 114) Aitkens/Zirnmermann/Ga (R- 203) Extremely Hopeful (R-Male)- Martindale said the race is very 2:49:07 neaningful to him. ”Bob was a good also took the corporate relay title. Male) - 2:31:41 The top female relay team was Girl 119) Flying Foxes (R-Mix) - 2:32:47 207) Darieri Adley - 2:49:49 riend and it’s for a great cause,” he 208) Chris Neufeld - 2:50: I6 aid. “I remember one of my first big Power from Garibaldi Highlands, 122) Genevieve Leger - 2:33:03 who finished in a time of 2:18: 18. I24)DonaldsonlBowermadSh (R- 209) Friends & Family (R-Mix) - aces back in ‘97 in Penticton and we 250:I8 ve’re all sitting around in a grassy Final overall results from the Third Mix) - 2:33:07 Annual Squamish Triathlon 127) Daniel Havens - 2:33:31 210) Hughes Law Team (R-Mix) - .rea just like this waiting for the 2:50:23 ,wards to start. Bob was sitting with (Squamish competitors in italics) (Whistler) 4) Gord Addison - 2:02:21 128) Dwight Watson - 2:33:36 213) Mae Palm - 2:51:07 ne and he said ‘we just have to get a 218) Anne Brucey - 2:51:54 ace in Squamish’ and it’s finally 15) Eagle Run Coffee Cornp (R- 129) Trilobites (R-Male) - 2:34:22 Male) - 2:07:33 131) Cam McCullough - 2:34:45 222) Lorraine Ross - 2:53:20 iappened.” 224) Murray Coates - 2:53:37 Andrew Vain from West Vancouver 23) Chris Bishop - 2:10:38 (Whistler) (Whistler) 133) Stephan Guerin - 2:34:54 (Whistler) inished in second (2:00:17) fol- 226) Aenea Carneron - 2:54:01 3wed by Surrey’s Darren Mealing 42) Patrick Wadge - 2:17:27 137) Molasses Asses (R-Corp) - 44) GirlPower (R-Fern) - 2:18:18 2:35:45 233) Nancy Johnston - 2.56:24 2:O I :26). (Whistler) 51) Christine Rosenfeld - 2:19:42 140) Brooklyn- Davisw - 2:36:00 Squamish’s Gord Addison was (whistler) 234) Diamond Heads - (R-Corp) - Graeme Martindale of ight on the heels of the top racers all (Whistler) 69) Paul Suter - 2:23:42 (Whistler) 141) Jacalyne Sherlock - 2:36:54 2:56:36 Vancouver crossed the line first lay long and he finished in fourth results continue on page B2 in Sunday’s event. vith an impressive time of 2:02:21. 77) Mountain Racers (R-Male) - (Whist 1er) A TM -hemowned - - - __~--- Vehicle of the Week! Hockey Schtick? Off -Season by Jamie Wayne and brahorn Chcvrcau 1981 Chevrolet Van $4,995 Camperized, 3 way fridge, stove, furnace, sleeps 4, raised roof, 305 V-8* K (3MC ment Rd. B2 M Tuesday, July 25,2000 # The Chief Squamish, B.C. I sports fb ...... BY IAN JACQUFS Vancouver scored once in Reporter ‘‘It was great to the eighth only to see Jamey see Travis jack Raymond score for Gardner Friday nights at Brennan to tie the game again at 3-3. Park are quickly becoming that one out on a Raymond scored on an real hits for Greg Gardner 3-0 pitch.” RBI fielder’s choice from GM Men’s Fastpitch Club. John Stuart. -John Stuart Vancouver took the lead in For the second time in as ...... many weeks Gardner swept the ninth, but Moyle played their Friday night double- Gardner got an insurance the hero in the bottom half header - this time against run in the fifth inning when of the inning, launching a 3- the Vancouver Meralomas Gaudin led off with a single 0 pitch deep over the fence - winning 4-2 in game one and later scored on an RBI in centre field to give and taking the nightcap in a single from Moyle. Gardner the 5-4 win. thrilling 5-4 extra-inning Besides Weepee’s strong Allin scored ahead of contest. pitching the game was also Moyle as he started the Just like their sweep of the highlighted by a great slid- inning on second base. V;incouver Dawgs on July 7, ing catch by Allin in left “Most of the guys that pitching, great defence and field in the fourth inning. came through tonight were timely hitting were the keys Allin got the start on the guys that aren’t in the meat to Gardner’s attack. hill in game two and was of the order like Doug Jim (Weepee) Peers got the just as impressive as Peers, [Allin] and myself,” said start in game one and he striking out I7 Meraloma manager Stuart after the looked shaky early on, giv- batters and giving up four game. “The other guys came ing up two runs on three hits runs on four hits while through and that’s awesome in the first inning. walking three. - that’s what we’ve been That may have served as a Gardner took a quick 2-0 working towards and it was wake-up call, though, as lead, scoring twice in their great to see Travis jack that Weepee proceeded to sit half of the second. one out on a 3-0 pitch.” down the remaining 20 bat- Rob Kelly, who reached on With the sweep, Gardner ters the rest of the way while a fielders choice, and Jon ups their record to 8-6 in the striking out 12. Vanzella, who was hit by a Premier League standings Gardner got one back in pitch, both scored on a sin- and the club has now won the first inning when with gle by Hall. four straight in league play. one out Dave Gaudin hit a Vancouver got one back in Due to next week’s Howe triple and scored on a the third and tied the game Sound Men’s League play- ground-out to second base in the sixth inning to send offs at Brennan Park, by Doug Allin. the game into extra innings. Gardner has to re-schedule Gardner took the lead in The teams played the four of their games for later the second thanks to a lead- international tie-breaker on in the season. off homer from Travis rule in the eighth and ninth Their next scheduled home innings, meaning a runner games are Aug. 1 I with a Moyle and a v:atik to Peers, IAN JACQUES~HECHIEF i: starts the inning on second pair at 7 and 9 p.m. against a -Fc who later scored on an RBI Greg Gardner‘s Travis Moyle gets congratulated by a teammate after hitting one of 1 single from Kelly Hall. base. New West m i n s t er. two home runs in Friday night’s doubleheader win over Vancouver at Brennan Park. 1I Squamish athletes set to I I lk shine at Summer Games 2000-2001 Seasa 1 .!k BY IAN JACQUES Britannia Beach rounds out at most of the events. Reporter the local contingent. She will “I’d like to improve and get ~ serve as a coach for the visu- better in all my times,” Philip Net1 Squamish will be well rep- ally impaired lawns bowling said. “I know the competition I The= 109cc resented when the torch is lit competition. is going to be tough because 4 British ( to signal the start of the 2000 This will be Garrett’s first the best swimmers from all Thursday July 27tk F9pm ‘ B.C. Summer Games in summer games, although he the clubs in the province are 125 Wor Victoria on Thursday night. competed at the Winter going to be there.” Brennan Park Recreation Centre Lobby Games in Quenel. But for the I’ There will be six athletes “My goal is to have a lot of All new registrants MUST provide a rest, it’s their first. fun and meet new people,” and a coach from Britannia PHOTOCOPY of their birth certificate. B exh representing Squami sh “I’ve been in the school dis- Tamara said, adding that it GREEMEI and zone 5 in five different trict finals, but never anything has been difficult lately to get Children 10 yrs and older must ., dvertisemen sports. this big before,” Morgan said, in a lot of training time. “I be present to sign the registration form. bubiicotion dc who will be competing in the want to improve on all my Morgan Deno and Garrett /Of effols op1 Rutten will be competing in triple jump, long jump and times, and I’m looking for- track and field, Tamara Loney 4x100 relay. “My goal is to ward to the competition.” and Philip MacKellar will be have fun and whatever I end Jessica will be competing in hitting the pool, Lori up is good enough for me.” two events, the cross country Woodman will help lead the Philip will be competing in and the road race. zone girls soccer team in net eight events over the three “I’m pretty excited, but I’m and Jessica Gugins does what days, the 50m free, lOOm also a little nervous,” Jessica she does best and will be tear- free, 50m back, lOOm back, said. “I have no real expecta- lbls(AIMIN, 200m IM, lOOm breast, 50m tion. I just want to have fun Athlete of the Month ing it up on the cycling Moms’ More Than Workwear Athlete of the Month is course. fly and 1OOm fly, while and go there more for the Tamara will also try her luck experience of it all.” Kevin Schellenberg. Trish McNair from Schellenberg is tearing it up this season with the Greg Gardner GM Men’s Fastpitch club playing both second and third base. Squamish Triathlon local results His steady fielding has been a constant this season and he’s also starting to contribute with the bat. Continued from page B1 259) Murray Gilchrist - 3:2 155 (Whistler) Besides Gardner, Schellenberg is also suiting up for 237) Allari Bohn - 2:57:36 3: 0626 2 82) TernpIPulse/Resp ira tio Aces Collectables in the Howe Sound Men’s Fastball 238) Girls Just Wanna Have 260) EppeleDoyle (R-Fern) - (R-Fern) - 3:22:44 League, has played for the Ocean Port Skychiefs base- Fur1 (R-Fern)- 2:57:43 3:06:42 284) Sage Sisters (R-Fern) - ball team and is getting ready for another year of G&T 243) Ljvida Qunijie - 2:55:49 265) Amy Shoup - 3:10:23 3:25:32 Kevin Schellenberg Pool and Spa Men’s soccer with Orange Crush. 245) Maren Bruuri - 259: I I 267) Julian Grzybowski - 288) Brent Morrison - Congrahrlations Kevin, and keep on working hud. - - 246) Melissa Ceddes - 3:11:03 3:31:55 If you know a local athlete of any age who deserves special recognition, send 2:59:32 269) EdwardsKrzybowski 290) Ian Brown - 3:38:01 your nom’ination with a brief description why to The Chief: 25 1) Karen Playfair - 3:02:28 /Ed (R-Male) - 3:11:15 293) Valley Girls (R-Fern) - Box 3500 Squamish, B.C. VON.3G0, or fax it to 892-8483. 252) Christine Watson - 274) Jacqueline Caulfield - 3:42:08 3: 02.5 I 3:17:27 295) Christopher McCrurn - The Athlete of the Month receives a $25 Gift Certificate from 254) Troy Lynn - 3:04:21 280) Jacquie McCarnan - No time given Morris’ More Than Workwear The Chief Squamish, B.C I’ucsday, July 25, 2000 l33 p-(l Box3500 892.9161 38113 - 2nd Avenue I Friday Squamish, B.C. VON 360 I Fax: 892-8483 [email protected] 3:OO PoMo Classifieds Office Hours. 1240- - .- General- - - Emdovment we~comeWagon Welcome Wagon er 1010 Announcements Notice I. j to f Mondav ThurrLv P/T Sea to Sky Stable. Some horse The Squamish Comm. & Access LONELY exp. nec. Fax resume to 898-4190 or Training Cnt. offers a variety of Mature adult, eqjoys long walks apply in person. workshops. For info 815-4142 * and the simple pleasures of home Very busy Squamish based courier 1023 Car Pools life. A I’ good listener ‘I with tons company has immediate openings of affection for the right person. for owner operators w/vans 81 1 ton trucks. Contact Glen @815-0123 Contact SPCA 898-9890. Vanpool #5 looking for riders Mon-Fri, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. starting August 1st Squamish to Downtown Vancouver, Wanted - F/T shipper. This position It’s time to call your is a permanent year round, grave A :...: 8:OO 430 p.m. - yard shift. Potential for higher than Welcome Wagon hostess. ...$11 Mastercard. Please call Brenda average wage. Must be responsible She will bring congratulations (604) 609-3878 (days) w/leadership abilities. Call 932-4220 gib for the family and the or 898-0737 (evenings) or fax resume to 932-4273. W %&got and ~~ ~ ~~ WMCl L10 NEW BABY! Whiski Jack Resorts is offering 1080 Introduction Services . Perm. P/T housekeeping. Exp. nec. PIS. fax resume 938-1458 TFN Family and Friends Family and Friends S.W.F. Red hair, blue eyes, 30 yrs. __~~ looking for a kind, generous man for I A Career in Real Estate fun without commitment. Call Desti- Real estate can provide excellent Thank You! Happy Birthday ny 81 5-8531 I career opportunities for those with the right aptitude and motivation On behalf of the Reunion 1100 Obituaries levels. Windermere Sea to Sky Real Comrnittee for the Grad “Aunt Trudy” ~~ Estate offers advanced training and Class of 1980. I would like GOLAIV - Peacefully on July 21, 1215 Career Opportunities support for qualified new to thank the following 2000 Frank John Golaiy of associates. To find out about a people for helping make our Squamish aged 75 years. He is lov- Catch the wave! Get in on the career in Real Estate call Reunion such a great ingly remembered by his wife Jean Gerry Halstrom, OwnedManager for success - of 49 years, daughter Anna ground swell of a growth opport. a personal and confidential meeting. Mrs. Rulka, Mr. Jupe, Mr. (Wayne) Burt, sons Derek, Dave Add your skills to the dynamic we’re (Bonnie), two brothefs Vendel, creating. Innovative cook req’d for Gilmour. Simon Cumming. John (Jean), sister Liz (Andy), seafood, steak apples - year round Mario Iacavone. Lana Scott, w/housing - It’s ALL in TOFINO - Sea to Sky Real Estate Squarnish Lttl. The Staff at Sea to Sky Best grandchildren Jason, Amanda, 892-3571 Sarena, Tyler, great grandchildren shouldn‘t you? [email protected] Western Hotel, the decorat- Cody, Bradley, Jessica, Lexi and (250) 725-3998. W ing/door prize committee, his many dear friends. Private Reservation Agent some exp. pref. and the following businesses arrangements entrusted to the but not req’d. Competitive wage. who made donations Squamish Funeral Chapel. If so Fax 938-9943 or drop resume off at towards our door prizes: desired donations may be made to front desk. Holiday Inn, 4295 Black- Cut ‘n‘Loose, Stedmans, the charity of your choice. comb Way. Attn: Jackie. W Club Flex - Don Smith. The Hoit’c Soiind Inn Liza’s Hair Design. WOOD, Dennis Wood of Woodfibre 1240 General Employment & Brewing Co. Panagopolous, Xchocolatl, and Squamish passed away on July - is accepting applications for: Pharmasave, Basic Intimates Li I 1 e Cooks, Dish itzt.sl1 e r, 19, 2000 aged 75 years, following a At Home & kids are in school? Boutique. freak accident. Predeceased by his noor Staff, Night Janitor, Sales background. I personally would like to parents Adam and May, brother PT Housekeeper & Steady money, thank Lana Laskovic for all L. Burnett. He is lovingly remembered PT Froti t Desk .%ell t. and will be forever missed by his Hot leads, DIop off resiiiiie to front desk her help and hope to do this Love, wife Gladys of 52 years, children Existing customers, 37801 Cleveland Ave., Sqiiainish in another 10 years! ~UES/THECHIEF i: Leslie, Lyle, Diane (Richard), grand- Immediate income. or fax to 892-2631 Sarah Ramus Wee Jean I Familv & Friends oneof sons Andrew and Stuart, brothers Reena 944-4130 irk. 1 x4-- $20.00 Owen (Audrey) Patrick (Marilyn) - and his many other relatives and Cayoosh Contracting is now hiring 1240 General Employment 1240 General Employment 1240 General Employment dear friends. Funeral services were certified flag persons for Squamish, held on Saturday July 22 at 1:OO p.m. Whistler & Pemberton. Must have 8 vehicle. 898-1552. W at the Squamish Funeral Chapel. In - nemory of Dennis if so desired, do- The Chief Plus iations may be made to the Com- Eco Mountain Tours Ltd. SALMONID RENEWAL PROGRAM 0 utd o o r Adventure Emp I oym en1 Community nunity Living Society, #300-5945 ?he Squamish/Lillooet Rivers Watershed Partnership Group in Cable 3 (athleen Avenue, Burna by, B.C. Opportunity. Eco Mountain I J5H 4J7 Tours Ltd. is currently accepting conjunction with Fisheries Renewal BC is issuing a second 11 3 lines or less $25.00 applications from qualified 1 ?, ._ tiek k in g/h ik ing guides for in .. . Sometimes Network Classifieds it’s and around Sea to Sky Country. the little things Must be fit, have wilderness Any interested groups and individuals are invited to submit that create the first aid or higher, be outgoing proposals for 1 le following priority areas: inventory, mapping and assessment best memories. with exceI lent interpersonal skills. Nature Interpretive skills monitoring and evaluation; educational/awareness and stewardship; watershed I PREPLAN YOUR FUNERAL ... and/or First Nations Cultural In- management planning; habitat conservation, restoration and protection. 1 FOR YOUR FAMILY‘S SAKE. terpretive skills, and class 4 drivers license would be an as- The deadline for submissions for the 2000/’2001 fiscal years is August 4th, 2000. Squamish Funeral Chapel set & Crematorium Ltd. Please send resume to: All applications must be received before 4:OO p.m. on this date. vertisements. should be reod on the first 898-5121 Eco Mountain Tours Ltd., Application packages may be obtained by contacting the Partnership Group at Box #1803, ‘I TI1 e M c Kenzie Fn 111 ily I’ Squamish, BC. 898-9171 (fax 898-9161) or writing to us at Box 1791, Squamish, B.C., VON 3GO. /ON 360 on. It is agreed by any display 01 classified ?-mail: 105 Personal Messages s p ir it o un t a in - in te r. n et dvertiser requesting space hot the liability @m c ~ ~ - Ifthe paper for errofs occurring in the pub- Due to the unexpected loss of Looking for a part-time position shing of any advertisement shall be limited my room mate, friend, compan- on-call? M’orlc where jou want to. and b the omount paid for such advertisement. ion, now seeking an Friday’s from 1O:OO a.m. to 200 experience the freedom of un-attached male to fill the void. p.m., people required to stuff & Seif Enlplo!?ncnt! I Loyalty, honesty is a must. insert flyers for our Saturday This teanil-work environment requires 211 ith DISCRIMINATORY LEGISLATION: Community Futures will Would prefer an outgoing per- de livery. esffnd your Employment en crge t ic, re1 i ab1 e, 11 a rd wo r ki n g i 11(1 i vi d ti a I LY h o en j ow Call Denise today at 892-9161 Month is idvertisers are reminded that provincial son like myself. Insurance henet?ts for up to h70rkingwith the public and school children and who or e-mail us at kgislotion forbids the publitotion of any No drugs or drinkers please. 22 weeks so that you Can has cash experience, coniputer skills, and retail ith the Replies: sqc [email protected] bdvertisement that discriminates agoinst ony start your own business. knowledge. ib James, c/o Box 125, For more information, please Squamish, BC VON 3G0 New lighting showroom has attend our free Self Minirnum 1 year experience in a relevant at rnosphert. :ason and openings for perm. F/T & P/T po- Employment Program infor- Please bring resume in person to complete an bat. less the condition is iustified by o bono ‘otice sitions. RetaiVoffice exp. an as- nintion session. a pppl ica ti on form at the Adrn in istra tion I3 ui Id i ng/Gi ft g up for set, but willing to train. 11 1 COMMUNITYFUTURESShop. Salary t company incentives. ; Fastball Td: (604) 892-5467 Fax resumes to: (604) 734-0222 Fax: (604) 892-5227 No telephone calls please. Wethank all candidates for iefs base- e-mail: IumaQsprintca their interest, however, only those applicants under r of G&T !right and or property tights subsist in oll zcfdc@rnoun tain-intcr.nct consideration will be contacted. :rush. Squamish 8 15-4089 P/T 3 hr-3 times per week doing wchsitc: cfdchs.com ertisements ond all other moteriol floors at a local grocery store. EX~. zg hard. Whistler 905-5489. -- I an asset in operating auto-scrub- %?EX-€CEZ -CRUXTXNG C-J%~X-XX..XEEKS ,end I bedburnisher. Ph. 898-9287 The Chief needs dedicated enthusiastic carriers !be deadline for P/T delivery driver. Vancouver to for routes in all areas. NEW Whistler. (2 weeks full time in Aug.) New Saturday Delivery from Classifid Adsis For more info, call 898-1651 even. J Extra Income J Outdoor Exercise J Develops a responsible attitude in youth Call Denise today 892-9 161 email: sqchiefe uniserve.com II I B4 i Tucsday, July 25, 2000 E The Chief Squamish, B.C. , 1 ...... 1240 General Employment 1240 General Employment 1240 General Employment 1240 General Employment 1240 General Employment 1240 General Employment- SCHOOL DISTRICT N0.48 ASSISTANTGENERAL MANAGER 1 is looking for motivated self-starters to fill 7 rhc following 2 positions: Always Supporting Learners Are vou an enthusiastic, responsible individ- i + Valuing Individuals d a. Insidc Sales - Knowledge of Building Materials and ual with extensive experience and want Computer experience an asset. Fostering Pride hotel Rcccivinr. Clerk - Must be quick learner & detail oriented - LHouresoundIl + Expanding Opportunities to join our "work hard, have fun" team? prcvious receiving room experience an asset. SCHOOL DISTRICT (HOWE SOUND) is Well ... then convince me why we should Mail rcsume to: NO. 48 currently accepting applications for the have your on board!!! 33009 Discovery Way, following position. Squaniish, B.C. VON 3G Sea to Sky Hotel (Squamish) Atrn: Cliff. T-928 0.25 F.T.E. First Nations Language (Ucwalmicwts) Teacher, Grades 8 to 12 No phone calls please Po. Box 310 Temporary, February 5,2001 to .nds June 29,2001 Garibaldi Highla Pemberton Secondary School VON 1TO Assignment involves support for a First lir Dhalla We've got great things Nations Language Program and currently Attention: Shabb requires the successful applicant to teach All replies will be held in strict confidence. IW 1 block in the second semester. Please in store for you! note that when applying for this position, preference will be given to those appli- Storefront Staff cants who are of First Nations descent. full-time & graveyard staff While we thank all applicants for their interest, :l Txxiriing - eveiytliing you need to do a great job. only those who have been given consideration for an interview, will be contacted. Mdui1t11c Experience - eveiytliing you need for a @-eat Individuals interested in applying for the. above f ilt111-e. positions are invited to submit their applications Good Times - what makes our customers happy is by no later than Friday July 28, 2000 to: what motivates o~iremployecs. Honesty, caring, and a Natalie Lowe-Zucchet, Director of Human utoz-kplacc that feels like home. Resources, Box 250, 37866 Second Avenue Squamish, B.C., VON 3G0 Fax: (604) 892-1038. Apply Today, Ti Hortons, Squamish Business Park, 8154311 (phone) 8154322 (fax). (HOWE SOUND) Applicants are being sought for a qualified An employer you can count on. Accounting Clerk located in the School Board Office in Squamish, B.C. THE DISTRICT The Howe Sound School District covers the four communities of Squamish, Whistler, Pemberton, We've got great things and Birken/D'Arcy. The District enrolls approxi- mately 4800 students in thirteen schools and has in store for you! approximately 400 employees. THE POSITION Donut Bakers This is a half-time (4 hours per day, 5 days per full-time (night shift & day shift) week), permanent position, with an hourly rate of Paid Tr-nining - everything you need to do a greatjob. $19.88, and is available August 21, 2000. The Accounting Clerk's responsibilities may include Valuable Ekperience - everything you need for a great accounts payable, accounts receivable, cash future. receipts, journal entries and/or payroll process- Good Times - what makes our customers happy is ing. what motimtes our employees. Honesty, caring, and a THE PERSON woi-kplacc that feels like home. The preferred candidate will have a minimum of one year of study towards a recognized account- Apply Today, Tim Hortons, Squamish Business Park, ing degree (CGA, CMA, CA), will possess strong 815-?311 (phone) 815-4322 (fax). pip! organizational and computer capabilities; a sound 2010 Appliances 2060 For SaleMisc rn knowledge of accounting practices and proce- .I dures; a minimum of two years of relevant office For salelor placement in sm. apt. experience; payroll experience and/or training. complex. Heavy duty coin-operated washer/dryer. Reliable, exc cond. $200,GE self-clean stove $200. Please note that prospective employees new to To buy $300 the pair. Ph. 898-9287 School District No. 48 (Howe Sound), must agree An employer you can count on. lnglis washer dryer. Reliable, good to undergo a Criminal Records Check as failure cond. $150. OBO. Phone 898-6803 to do so, will be grounds for refusing employ- desk w/shelves 81chair $75. PARTTI ME- OPPORTU NITY ment. 2050 Free Phone 932-3932 The position is within the CUPE bargaining unit. ARE YOU: Free! Moving boxes, assorted sizes. Interested individuals are asked to refer to Call 898-5572 * "Reliable, self-mothvated & energetic Competition No. 2552 and submit a detailed "Able work independently? 2060 For Sale Misc to resume with a record of education or training, ref- - "Capable or handling multiple tasks and erences and support documentation to the atten- Brand new Q Power Subwoofers & m eeti n g d ea d I in es? tion of: Tweeters in heavy construction boxes. 12" Bandpass box (2x12's) Natalie Lowe-Zucchet, I News Marketing Canada, Canada's only full ,$225. 12" subs (2x12's) $180. 10" Director of Human Resources service consumer promotion company is seeking subs (2x10's) $150. 8" subs (2x8's) School District No. 48 (Howe Sound) ,$120. Call Rob @ 898-1255 a MEDIA AGENT in Squamish. The positions are Box 250, Squamish, B.C., VON 3G0 Electronic breast pump, all terrain for Squamish residents and involves the place- Fax: (604) 892-1038 stroller, girls 1 - 5 year quality ment of point-of-sale material in local stores and The deadline for applications is August 4, 2000. clothes. Call 898-2666 product promotions. Other opportunities may Heritage Fir flooring 1x10 wide $4.25 include product demonstration, mystery shop- sq.ft. 1x6" $3.75 sq.ft. 1x5 fir wain- scotting $2.50 sq.ft. Custom cut fir ping or merchandising. Access to a reliable vehi- ACCESS MONEY $$$$$ Deams avail Martin @ 894-2044 W ~~~ ~ cle and storage space are essential. You must be TAKE ADVANTAGE OF rhuk Weekender Car Carrier with able to work in and out of doors. Some heavy lift- OWNING AN R.R.S.I?, ock. Used once for trip. Asking is a b425. Phone 898-4284 after 6 p.m. ing may be required and manual dexterity . L.I.R.A, L.I.F. must. Please fax your resume to Maureen today! Jpright antique piano, Mason €4 A Pension Fund from a Classif ieds Sell! qisch, bunk beds, dressers, desks, Fax: (604) 444-4509 :hairs, misc.kitchens. Ph. 898-2810 ery to Whistler 81 Squamish. former em p 1oyer. 1 Call * NEWS MARKETING FREE Consul tation for CANADA your future projects. A NEWSCORPORATION COMPANY 89219 16 1 Call Toll Free 1-888-G57-1062 Tbe Chief S Squamisb, B.C. Tuesday, July 25, 2000 B5 iployment _1 ... AGER 1 ndivid- id want m? FLYER iuld '.-...... 0. SPECIALS uamish) Check out I- I 8:OO I 8:30 I 9:00 1 9:30 1 1O:OO I 10:30 11:OO It30 I 12:OO 12:30 I 1:OO I 150 2:OO 2:30 I 3:OO I 3:30 1 1 I I I I I I I I I . L *a(i7J CBuT CBC News IRoliePdie Arthur IBusyWorld Theodore IDressup SessmePk Raccoons Midday Urban P. 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History Yesterday IGrtCrimes War Stories (N) Tour of Duty War Stories (Tour of Duty Go With the Flow (N) Toomuch4Much El S Club 7 Rapcity (N) Muchmeg /Spotlight Toomuch4Much E Videoflow 3d rn MM 1 Rapcity @I LIFE ShiftTV Moneysns Things Weddings Extra Weird Tourist Dinner Eros (In Stereo) Extra E$ Weird Martha Stewart Living ‘Eros (In Stereo) HGTV Old House Just Ask Garden Pools Martha S. Design Interiors Room Garden IPools Martha S. Design Interiors IRoom Garden Pools WTBS Fresh Pr. Major League Baseball: Florida Marlins at Atlanta Braves. Turner Field. (7:35) Movie: * * x “The Enforcer” (1976) (9:45) Movie: * * * “A Fistful of Dollars” “Good B8 pI Tuesday, July 25,2000 19 The Chief m Squamish, B.C. SUNDAY .VY Drama) Marihrn Monroe. Dale ChristoDher Walken. (In Stereo) JULY 30,2000 _"_-_--__-----I_L---__CI_____I_LI Robe&on.jn'Stereo) (2'hrs.) (2 tirs.) EVENING TUESDAY *%'Fast Food" (198g3 * * * 'Killer Kid" (1994, m@ * * * * "East of JULY 25,2000 Comedy) Jim VarneYl Traci Drama) Teufik Jallab, Younesse Eden" (1955, Drama) James EVENING Lords. (2 hrs., 4 min.) Boudache. (Subtitled) (1 hr., 58 Dean, Julie Harris. (2 hrs., 30 11:oO 'Universal ,-,,in min \ *x ,1111 11111 I.) m., 8:OO * * X "Going 10 Soldier: The Return" (1999) 12:30 Q 'Killers in the Q * * K 'Memphis Belle" Kansas CiY" (1998) W~I Jean-Claude Van DamW House" (1998, Suspense) Mario (1990, Drama) Matthew Modine, Nousiainen, Melissa Galianos. Michael Jai White. (In SterW) Van Peebles, ~~ll~Robinson Eric stolk. (2 hrs.) 'NR' (1 hr., 37 min.) 'R' a (1 hr., 22 rnin.) Peete. (2 hrs.) @ ** 'Detroit Rock City" @J * 14 'Zorro, the Avenger' 11:05 m a ** The 1:oo m t x "The (1999) Edward Furlong, (1959, Adventure) Guy Williams, Adventures of Ford Fairlane" (1986, corn*) Tim Giuseppe Andrews. (In Stereo) Gene Sheldon. 1 hr., 30 min.) (1990, Come@) Andrew Dice Conway, Harvey Korman. (2 'R'@ (1Ir hr.,*% 35Three min.) Fugitives" 8:18 @ d6 * * * Clay, Wayne Newton. (2 hrs., 5 hrs.) (1974, Adventure) 'Restauration" (1995, Com. dra- rnin.) 1:15 * + 'Still (1989, Comedy) Nick Nolte, Eastwood, Jeff Bridges. ( matique) Robert DowneY JL 11:55 0 @) "!West" Breathing" (1997) Brendan Martin Short. (In Stereo) (1 Sam Nelll. (sc (2 hrs., 42 mill.) (1996, Drama) Christopher Fraser, Joanna Going. (In hr., 40 mink 1o:oo *YJ " 9:00 a& * * 'Night Eccleston, Ricky Tomlinson. (2 Stereo) '~~-13a (1 hr., 49 845 *** The It * Unknown" (1995) Peter 0 Sins" (1997, Drama) (Part 2 of 2) hrs., 20 min.) min.) Laughing Policeman" (1973, Valerie Bertinelli, Harry Harnlin. 12:OO * * 'The Orama) Walter Matthau, Bruce (In Stereo) a (2 hrs.) Vanishing" (1 993, Suspense) FRIDAY 9:30 'To My Daughter Jeff Bridges, Kiefer Sutherland. JULY 28 2000 with Love" (1994, Drama) Rick (2 hrs.) EVENIN& in Wonderland' (1 999, Fantasy) Schroder, Linda Gray. (1 hr., 35 * * x "A Mongolian Tale" Tina Majorino, Whoopi min.) (1995, Drama) Narenhual 8-00 Q * * "Chrome Goldberg. (In Stereo) !%I(2 hrs.) 9% a @ * * * Tengger. (SubtiUed) (In Stereo) Soldiers" (1992, Drama) Gary a * *X 'Go Tell the 'Harry and the Hendersons" (1 hr., 50 min.) Busey, Ray Sharkey. (2 hrs.) Spartans" (1978, Drama) Burt Astaire. (In Stereo) (2 hrs.) (1987, Fantasy) John Lithgowl 12:w a * * * 'La *%The 13th Warrior" Lancaster, Craig Wasson. (2 Melinda Dillon. (2 hrs.) Drama) Vincent (1999) Antonio Banderas, Diane hrs., 30 min.) 1O:OO ED * * X 'Little Cassel, Hubert Kounde. Venora. (In Stereo)'R' a (1 hr., 9~30 *+ Voice" (1998) Brenda Ble n, (Subtitled) (2 hrs.) 43 min.) "Dangerous Ground" (1997, Jane HorrKks. (In Stereo) 1230 0 * * K "Perry m + * x 'Annie" (1982, Drama) ice Cube, Elizabeth (1 hr., 36 min.) The Case Of the Killer Finney, Aileen Hurley. (2 hrs., 5 min.) m * *!5 'Running Mates" Kiss" (1993, Mystery) Raymond 9:40 * tx'Bonjour (1992, Comedy) Diane Keaton, Burr, Barbara Hale. (2 hrs.) 818 @a * * Timothy" (1995, Drama) Dean Ed Harris. (2 hrs. m * * * % 'A Soldier3 'COrnbre du doute" (1996, O'Gorman, Sabine Karsenti. (In 11:35 @ & *%'King Daughter Never Cries" (138) Drame) Meryl Streep, Liam Stereo) Kong Lives" (1986, Fantasy) Kris Kristofferson, Barbara Neeson. (sc)(2 hrs., 22 min.) 1o:oo *** Linda Hamilton, Brian Kerwin. (2 Hershey. (In Stereo) 'R' (2 9:a *x~por~oy~ 'Mighty Aphrodite" (1995, hrs., 15 rnin.) hrs., 7 min.) Complaint" (1 972, Comedy) Comedy) Woody Allen, Helena 11:45 m 'Someone Is l:Oo * * * 'D.o-A-" Richard Benjamin, Karen Black. Bonham Carter. (2 hrs.) Watching" (1999) Stefanie (1 950, Mystery) Edmond (In Stereo) (2 hrs.) a *X "Very Bad Things" Powers, Mickey Toft. (In Stereo) O'Brien, Pamela Britton. (2 hrs.) 10.00 * * 'In the (1998) Christian Slater, 'NR' a (1 hr., 35 rnin.) @ @ 'Anne Of Green Gdod Old Summertime" (1949, Cameron Diaz.(In Stereo)'R' 12:oo @ * * The Continuing (2000, Musical) Judy Garland, Van (1 hr., 40 min.) 'Rothschild's Violin' (1996, Drama) (Part 1 of 2) Megan Johnson. (2 hrs.) 11:oo Sr * x 'Love! Drama) Sergei Makovetsky, Follows, Jonathan Crombie. * * * meMask of Zorro" Valour! Compassion!" (1997, Dainius Kazlauskas. (Subtitfed) Premiere. (In Stereo) @ (2 hrs.) (1998) Antonio Banderas, ComedyQama) Jason (In Stereo) (1 hr., 40 rnin.) Anthony Hopkins. (in Stereo) Alexander, Randy Becker. (In @ * t * 'LesVdeurs"(1996, THURSDAY 'PG-13 2 hrs., 16 min.) Stereo) a 2 hrs.) Drama) Daniel Auteuil, JULY 27, 2000 1005 & *** 'Car 11:05 *rtltx 'Bird" Catherine Deneuve. (Subtitled) EVENING Wash" (1976, Comedy) George (1988, Biography) Forest (2 hrs., 30 mind Carlin, Richard Pryor. (2 hrs.) Whitaker, Diane Venora. (3 hrs., 12:30 11 **%8:OO a@ *** 1O:lO m rt * * x 30 min.) 'Breaking Point" (1994, Over Broadway" (1994, 'Superman" (1978, Fantasy) 11:20 rt Zt. Rdin Suspense) Gary 'Bullets m * Kim Comedy) John Cusackt Jack Christopher Reeve, Margot Crusoe, U.S.N." (1966, Comedy) Cattrall. (2 hrs., 15 min.) Warden. (2 hrs.) Kidder. (In Stereo) (2 hrs., 25 Dick Van Dyke, Nancy Kwan. (1 1:OO m 'Robin m .I$ *%'Event Horizon" mjn.) * * * hr.,50minpb ~ **% and Marian" (1976, Adventure) (1997, Science Fiction) 11:~~a @ * * 'Show 11:35 Sean Conwry, Audrey Hepburn. Laurence Fishburne, Sam Neill. Bmr (1951, Musical) Kathryn 'Soapdish" (1991, Comedy) (2 hrs.) (In Stereo) @ (2 hrs.) Grayson, Howard Keel. (2 hrs.) Sally Field, Robert Downey Jr. (2 1:30 @ * *%'All Men 'G2: Mortal Conquest" 12.00 m * * *x The hrs., 5 min, Are Liars' (1 995) Toni Pearen, (1998) Daniel Bernhardt, James Fu$itive" (1993, Drama) 11 :45 & ** "Goodbye David Price. In need of some Hong. 'R' (1 hr., 33 min.) Harrison Ford, Tommy Lee Lover" (1998) Patricia Arquette, quick cash, a man dresses in @ * % "Hello Again" (1987, J~~.(3 hrs.) Dermot Mulroney. (In Stereo) 'R' drag and lands a JOb as a guitar Fantas ) Shelley Long, Judith a * * 'And God Created @ (1 hr., 44 min.) player in an all-female band. 'NR' Ivey. det (1 hr., 35 min.) Woman" (1957, Drama) Brigitte 12:OO ** 'Down (1 hr., 29 rnin.) m@ * Bardot, Curt Jurgens. (Subtitled) Periscope" (1996, Comedy) Trois Mousquetaires" (1993, (In Stereo) 1 hr., 45 min.) Kelsey Grammer, Lauren Holly. WEDNESDAY Aventures) Charlie Sheen, 12.05 @ *X vmse (2hrs.j JULY 26,2000 Kiefer Sutherland. (sc) (2 hrs., 7 Paity 3" (1994, Comedy) 12:30 Q Q "Glory and EVENING min.) Christopher Reid, Christopher Honor" (1998, Drama) Delroy 9% a "Brink!" (1998, Martin. (2 hrs.) Lindo, Henry Czerny. (2 hrs.) 8:OO * * "The Adventure) Erik von Detten, 12.14 @ ** 'Paticia" m *X 'Brainscan" (1994, Vanishing" (1993, Suspense) Christina Vidal. (1 hr., 30 (I&), corn@) Anne Parillaud, Horror) Edward Furlong, Frank Jeff Bridges, Kiefer Sutherland. min.) Sascha Hehn.8 hrs.) Langella. (2 hrs.) (2 hrs.) 9:45 m *** "A 12:30 a 11 "The 1:OO *** *Y, Unknown" Fisfful of Dollars"m (l964~ Defectors" (1998, Drama) David "Tombstone" (1993, Western) (1995) Peter OnOrati, Alice Western) Clint Eastwood, Gian Carradine, Richard Mdl. (2 hrs., Kurt Russell, Val Kilmer. (EJ (2 Krge. (In Stereo) 'R' (1 hr., Maria Vdonte. (2 hrs.) 15 min.) hrs., 35 min.) 37 min.) 1O:m * X lake placid" m * * 'Midnight Bluem(1997) * * It "No Man's Land" @ * *x 'Address ~~k~~n"(1999) Bill Puhan, Bridget Damian Chaps, Annabel (1987, Drama) 0.B. sweeney, (1997, Drama) Kyle Howard, hnda. (In Stereo) 'R' a (1 hr,, Schofield. 'R' (1 hr., 35 mh,) Charhe Sheen. (2 hrs.) Johna Stewart. (1 hr., 30 min.) 22 min.) 1:oO Sr The @ :i3: rt** "Saturday Night 9:00 0 * * "The * * 'Reflectionsin a Big Chill" (1983, Drama) Tom Fever" (1977, Drama) John Vanishing" (1993, Suspense) Golden Eye" (19671 Drama) Berenger, Glenn Close. (2 hrs.) Travdta, Karen Lynn Gorney. (2 Jeff Bridges, Kiefer SUtherland. Elizabeth Taylor, Marlm Brando. 1 :30 a * * * white hrs.) (2 hrs.) In Stereo) (1 hr., 50 min.) Men Can't Jump" (1992, a * * 'Pari Is Burning" 9:30 Substitute 3: The b 'Sunset Heights" (1997, Come*Drama) Woody (1990, Documentary) Dorian Winner Takes AU' (1999) Treat Drama) Toby Stephens, Jim Harrelson, Wesley Snipes. (2 Carey, Pepper Labeija. (In Williams, Rebecca Staab. 'R' (t Norton. (2 hrs.) hrs.) Stereo) (1 hr., 30 min.) Contact Dianne Hathaw hr., 27 min.) 11:30 [D **%'Mkb' 2:07 a.7' **&'Hope" 1:30 +*'Disturbing * * 'My (1991e Blue Eyes' (1%) Hugh, Grant; (1997, Drama)"ChristiW uhti, Behavior" (1998) James Comedy-Drama) Macaulay James Caan. (In Stereo) PG-13 Camefine O'Hara. (2 h8.J Marsden, Katie Holmes. (In Culkin, Anna Chlumsky. (In @ (1 hr., 43 min.) Stereo) 'R' @I(1 hr., 23 min.) Stereo) ,3(1hr., 35 rnin.) 11:a @ @ **%The SATURDAY 150 @ **** 1O:OO * * Y 'Lea' Good Guys and the Bad Gys' JULY 29,2000 'Rain Man" (1988, Drama) (1996, Drama) LenkaVlasakova, (1969, Comedy) Robert EVENING Dustin Hoffman, Tom Cruise. (2 Christian Redl. (Subtitled) (In Mitchum, George Kennedy. (2 hrs., 55 mid,..... Stereo) (1 hr., 45 min.) hrs.) 8:W a@'Major Crime' 2:05 ** The 11:55 00 !*! 'Joe's (1997, Drama) (Part 2 of 2) Pathfinder"(19ki Drama) Kevin So Mean to Josephine (1996, The Chiefs Squamish, B.C IO Tuesday, JuIy 25, 2000 P BY ii7 CLASS1FI E DS 11:m Churches Churches 6080 Townhouses for Sale Rental Accommodation Rental Accommodation k 1 WESTPARK APARTMENTS ~ MUSTSELL! Recently renovated, family 1 Bedroom $525 Q: Includes I oriented, bright Squamish 2 Bedroom $575 Townhouse. 3 bedroom, 3 Bedroom $645 new roof, exterior paint, 3886 1 BucMey Ave. Call Res. Manager 892-36I6 isit our new church on Diamond Road you will kitchen, bathroom, windows, I I ge to our building and facility. St. John's has built a stamped patio, fireplace & worshipping regularly. It is a beautihl new build- a p p Iia nc e s. 6505 A pa rtme nts/S u ites 6505 Apa rtm e nts/S uit es but because of the wonderful symbolism Steal 63 $115,000. 1 bdrm private bsmt suite North 2 bdrrn. gr. floor, Valleycliffe. Radi- Phone 892-3040 Van. Close to college, bus & ameni- ant heat. Avail Aug. 1. N/P. Phone You will notice that there are lots of windows in the new church. This is no ties. Firedace. N/S, N/P. $695 incl. after 5:OO p.m. 892-3407 merely to let light in but represents our spiritual need to gaze upon God's Quick Sale. $126,000. 3 bdrm. 2 1/2 hydro & ;aundrY. Aug. 1. 924-2330. 2 bdrm. suite in Garibaldi Estates. wonderful creation (and here in Squamish we have much to appreciate!) bath, 6 awl. Patio, carport €h 1 bdrm suite downtown area. Avail. Avail Aug. 1. F/S, drapes incl. N/S * and to give thanks. You will also notice that the entire building is held Ui garage. Ph. for info. 898-4814 Aug 1, N/P. PIS. call 892-3048. N/P. $500/mth. Call 898-3510 by a cross. This cross is central one walks into the church as as 6505 Apartments/Suites 2 bdrm basement suite Valleycliffe. 3 bdrm. apt. Luxurious, 1 1/2 baths, it is central to our Christian faith. It represents the life, death Utilities & cable incl. Avail. irnmed. laundry, new fridge, stove, blinds. and resurrection of Jesus Christ, which we celebrate each e well you will notice a pulpit, altar and font 1 bdrm bsmt. suite, Valleycliffe. N/P PIS.for more info. call 892-9976. doublePrivate carport,entrance, heating large sundeck,incl. No as $400/mth, heat, hydro & cable incl.. 2 bdrm. bsmt suite. Gari. High. Close ) all strategically located a reminder to us tha as Avail immed. N/S N/P Call 892-9047 to school/bus. W/D Avail imrned. pets allowed in or out. $770/mo. Spirit, continues to to us word and ly speak in Call 892-9650/892-1162 Q. Avail. immed. Ph. 898-3110. the sacraments of the church. Our church represents the Trinity of our faith. invite you to come in and have a look around or join r worship on a Sunday morning. Now I know it is Rental Properties Rental Properties Rental Properties er and no one wants to commit to anything or be involved in anything other than free time. But what all of us reafIy need right now is a time fro recreation. FaCrosby Property Management Itd. Recreation contains the word "creation" and means that Call Sally Collins 892-26 I7 each of us need time to re-create or renew our faith and r hope and our love of God. Recreation time is a spiritual time. We at St. John's urge you to spend a lot of time APARTMENTS LOCATION RANGE re-creating this summer ... recreating with God. Come and join us! homas MdCarthy. [ frorii Highlands Gospel Hall Westway Village Valkyrliff e 2+Den,3 bedroom Available Now $625 I 3 Squamish Baptist Church Garibaldi Way & 3 **% 11 2262 Read Crescent id" (1984, 01 Diamond Road l St. Joseph's Catholic Church 2 Available NOM, cchio, Noriyuki 898-3737 898-5091 Diamond Head Place Estates bedroom I 2449 The Boulevard, Pastor John Crozier t Stereo) (1 h Caribaldi Highlands 898-4355 Gordon Stewart Father Angelo De Pompa Duplexes Brackendale 2 bedroom Available !€Jm Sunday Gospel Service, am Aug. $750 lolt and Ligk Sunday, 8:30 am & 10 am Sunday Services: 11:15 Fellowship Supper, 5 pm Adventure) Catechism (CCD): grades K-7 Sunday Worship and and Jeff Bridges. (2 Gospel Service, 7 pm on Thursdays, 6:30-7:40 pm. Sunday School Brackeiidale 3 bedrooi~~s Available Now (idII il) Now accepting registrations. on the last Sunday of the month $800 m *%"C 1O:OO am Monday Youth Bible Hour, 7 pm STRATA- RENTALS C COMMERCIAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT (1995) Peter On July 2nd - Sept. 3rd Wednesday Bible Studb 7 pm ?.A transplant ri lrovocatiie and f tiers to his ques Rental Accommodation & Real Estate Rental Accommodation & Real Estate Rental Accommodation 81Real Estate irches for his ( Stereo) 'R' El ( St. John's Anglican Church All churches in -~ 1930 Diamond Head Road Residential Sales, Strata Management, Residential & Commercial Tenancy 'Let's Dance" (1 Squamish United Church 898-5100 this directory 38014 Fourth Avenue Betty Hutton, Rev. John Stephens Basil Milne -Premium Property Sales & Management Stereo) (2 hrs.) are members of 892-5727 Rev. Brenda Faust 0 3 bdnn Townhouse, Mapletree Court - $95O/mo Sunday services at 8 am the Squamish Residential Properties for Rent (Holy Eucharist) and 0 Sunday Worship & Sunday 0 4 bdtm Trailer, Riverside - W/mo 10 am (Family Eucharist) 2 bdrm Duplex, Dentville - $61Wmo Ministerial School begins at 10 am 0 4 bdrm furnished executive house with Sunday 3 bdrm Townhouse, Wlson Village - Wmo - School and Nursery Society. 0 3bdrmHouse- $1,1Wmo Residential Properties for Sale 0 3 bdrm Town House Mountain View - Wmo 0 3 bdrm townhome Whilson Cres - $105,OOO 0 1 bdrm apartment - Wmo 0 2 bdrm Viking Ridge - $127,500 Valleycliffe Christian Squamish 0 1 bdnn Diamond Head Squamish Pentecostal Fellowship Church Word of Life Centre 0 3 bdrm Duplex, Garibaldi Highlands - $825/mo - $77,000 Assembly 38265 Weshvay Avenue 898-(HOLY) 4659 0 3 bdm Top floor Valleycliffe - $8OQlmo Commercial / lndustrial 38647 Buckley Avenue 892-5023 Sunday: 1030 am Store for rent 1200 sq. ft. - $600/mo. 892-368 0 Sunday Worship Service Wednesday: 7:OO pm Pastor Derwyn Costinak 1O:OO am Steve & Marilyne Chapman Vacation Bible School -July e Sunday: 10 am Coffee Time 17 to 21 - Ages 5 yrs. to Location: Wndermere 10:30 am Morning Celebration grade 6 - 9:30 am to Noon. Call church office for details. Various midweek HomeGroups Preregistration - Sat. July 15 Sea to Sky Real Estate, Squamish - loam to 2pm. L Non-DenominationaI Church 892-3571 8984409 monthly statements, financial accountability, consistent communication, weekend accessability, professional service 370 Firewood 2100 Machinery & Tools Rental Accommodation Rental Accommodation Rental Accommodation Rental Accommodation uie's Firewood Services. Hard Wanted: old grapple loader and iod & soft wood. Delivered any- yarder. Any condition. Ph. (604) 483- iere on the North Shore. 898- 4336 Or 483-6263. Q 41. Q epare for winter now. Variety of 2120 Sports Equipment ecies. Dry cords of firewood jcked for $100 (Squamish), $140 '99 Lady's King Cobra iron set. Greta lhistler). 815-8668. Q shaft t matching bag. Only been used twice. $800 Ph. 894-1627 W (anted to Buy 6005 Apartments/Condos For Sale Valleycliffe, 2 bdrm t den, 1 1/2 bath. Ainsworth Very clean. Asking $65,000. For more info. call (604) 517-4595. Ainsworth lumber Co. Ltd. Box 880 Lillooet. BC VOK 1VO 6020 Houses for Sale WANTED TO BUY: 2020 Glacier Heights PI. $349,900. 4 bdrm., living rm, dining, family rm, 2 Good Quality 1/2 bath, 2 decks, fenced yard, mag- nificent ocean & mtn views on cul- Douglas Fir de-sac. 898-41 16. I Spruce and Reduced to sell ! 1 $124,900.3 bdrm. 1 1/2 bath, Lodgepole Pine g/f, private fenced yard, Peelers large island kitchen, 2 decks, 5 applicances ir a competitive price and Ph. 898-3143 rther information contact: www.bchomesforsale.com ugh Herritt The Chief office is open at 8 a-m-on Fridays 56-5213 Off ic= 6050 Out of Town Property to help process your classified ad orders- 56-5250 Fax Please have your credit card number handy Secluded cabin on 3 acres of crown when you call- land in Paradise Valley. Very pri- Remember the deadline for classified ads is Friday ZaII 892-9 I6I vate. $85,000. 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Su$3ma-editors isand he1 Appx 750 sqft. newley renovated. all your pleasures. Call now for your * - N/S. N/P. $575/mth. Ph. 892-3441 reserved bookina. 932-6380. W '87 Hyundai Excel, 5 speed. Great for oarts or batter. $5oo.OBO Ph. 898-5294 Bachelor furnished or un-furnished. Newly reno. Downtown. All utilities '88 Crown Victoria. Exc. running cond. Must sell. Phone Bob 892-9196. t cable incl. Ph. (604) 328-7404 I Immaculate 3 Bedroom Double-wide Mobile Home $650. Bachelor suite in quiet, friendly #145 Timbertown - 1830 Mamquam Road, Squamish '88 Mercury Topaz 2.3L, 4 cyl. EFI, neighbourhood. Partially furnished. A Must See: A flower garden to feast your eyes. Berry Bushes, Kiwi Fruit Do You Want To 4 dr. auto. Only 96,000 km $1,595 Much recent work. Ph. 892-3259 a* Reasonable. Avail Sept 1. 892-2610. & Apples. With lots of land left to grow vegetables naturally. Go Away? Stop... Look.,. the 27th c I '92 Matda 323.70,OOO Km. incl. snow Fresh B.C. 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R I Near Garibaldi Mall bsmt. suite 3 bedrooms PEMBERTON- Creekside Village %21, Exc. cond. 2nd owner, cheap in- bute the said $400/mth. No dogs. Avail. immed. Large Deck 3 bdrm. 2.5 bath, 2 car garage, slate, For more information surance. $1,199.894-2496. W Call 898-9454. hardwood, carpet tile, lots of ex- call 892-7474. 8x10 Storage Shed 81 9135 & Accessories One bdrm bsmt suite. Clean, bright, tras.Sunny deck w/stairs onto large Parts separate entrance. Avail. Sept 1. $29,9 0 0 lawn area. $195,000 assumable mort- - School Age Childcare gage. $9,750 down. Call Wayne or White gel canopy, locking gate, has Call 892-9877 Ive msq. TFN Call 898-5608 8225 Power Washins been used for F150. Asking Annette 894-2438 or 905-9879 W $600 One bdrrn. in Valleycliffe. Util's & ca- OB0 892-5080 or 815-1115 ble Incl. $450/mo. Avail. now. Call 6515 Duplexes for Rent Power wash your vinyl siding now! 6590 Rooms We also do windows. Free Esti- 9155 Snort Utilities & 4x4s 892-9882 or (604) 218-6840. balleycliffe 3 bdrm in 4-plex. Avafi mates. Call 898-5305 Short Term - Whistler Cay Heights 1 immed. f% No pets inside- Downtown, util. incl.. shared kitch- '88 Toyota 4 Runner 2 dr SR5, Re- bdrm, N/S N/P furn. Avail Sept 1 - $650/mth + utile. Ph: 892-9492 en & laundry. $300/mth. Call Darrel 8315 Tree Services built engine with 50,000 kms. Needs Dec 1 $600/mo util, Contact Kim @ at 892-3571. Cell 815-3029 t 6525 Garages Topping, limbing, & falling. Fully in- body work. $3500.898-5943. Q Wizard Gift 1-800-267-4981. PIS Ive 6595-Shared Accommodation sured. Free estimates. Call 898-5305 rnsg. W Double bay garage avail for rent. 9160 Sports & Imports Strathrnore Lodge: 2 bdrm suite, Avail. Sept 1 or sooner. Call 892-9877 1 bdrm downtown Squarnish, fur- 9105 Auto Miscellaneous '93 Nissan 240 SX coupe LE 5 spd. wheel-chair accessible. Redecorat- Ive msg. 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Home Inspection Services Clean prof. to rent 1 bdrm in new 3 I' A Call to view 892-9881. Q Ph. 898-3110. bdrrn T/H. w/d, d/washer, f/p. Avail. Prepurchase Inspection '78 Chev 1/2 ton 4x4, std., 4 spd, 4" Aua. 1. $375 + util's. 898-3653. TFN Ready for Kindeqgmen? Call 892-8722 susp. lift, 4" body lift. 350 motor. Housemate for sharing Garibald New 35" tires. $4750 obo. 81 5-1078. ___ .~ vernment SHARING OFFICE Highland home. N/S, clean, tidy, 91' Subaru Justy, 4 wheel dr. brand '87 lzuzu Trooper 4x4 4 cyc. stnd. Tiles. & lliurs. ESL CLSSCS SPACE personable, employed. 898-1 114 new engine with 30 kms, 4 new all Needs starter, incl. body for parts. 892-3617 amish, Brit 6540 Houses for Rent season tries & 4 new winter tires, $700. Ph. 898-4397 Q Downtown Accounting 6600 Storage interior & ext. in mint cond. Needs 37969 2nd Avr. firm is looking for some- 38132- 3rd. Avenue. 3 bdrm., 2 bath. new trans. $1,500 obo. 932-7295. W '89 Ford F150 4x4. Ext. crew cab, with 2 112 - 5 OMS Ministorage Units avail. in Bus. canopy. $4,900 obo. 938-2172. W ~MonIO Fri one to share Avail. immed. $750/mth + util. W/D. -~ - 730 - 6:OO the office Call 892-3100 or 8923338 Park. Most wlgarage door opening. '95 Ford 150. Green, Standard. 59,000 Range in size from 10x 16' x 32'. Ph. CORRECTION NOTICE Asking $10,000. Call 898-5836 * Full-time / I?m-time (ie. lawyer, small business, Creek side living Brackendale. 3 Km. pager 815-4025 for info. TFN The BC Chevrolet Oldsmo- ECE Qinlified scflfwirh fisc Aid etc.) bdrm. 2 bath. rec rm, f/p, carport & 5 9515 Boats 892-8454 Very low rate per month. aDDlC. $1.075/mth. Ph. 815-9616 6605 Townhouses for Rent bile advertisement on July Dwnt. Squarnish, 2 bdrm . N/S N/P ~~ 11 ran with a copy error. 16 ft Prospector Canoe used twice Pombles on Sqi;unisli Elementary new $1,300 will sell for $750. Ph. af- 3Monday rnoridls co - 3Friday years Call (604) 263-6869 Ref. req. Avail Sept 1. $700/mth 3 bdrm. 2 bath, garage. North Yards. + The Oldsmobile Alero GL ter 7 prn 894-6182 W eves or Avail Sept. 1. $875/mth. Call (604) ___~ utilities. Ph. 1604) 224-3945 should feature a 150 730 a.m. - 530 p.m. 892-5979 days. 517-4595 Or 898-6803 HP 41' Canoe Cove, twin diesels boat Full-time 1 Pan-time Garibaldi Highlands - 3 bdrms up, 1 housekept. For further info, call 892- ties entitl master bdrm w/ensuite. Huge deck, Avail Aug. 1.- 3 bdrm. bright family 2.4L Twin Cam SFI engine ECE Qi1;dif;ed staff wirh first Aid 3577 TFN Q ing regard tc close to school. Large fenced yard oriented townhouse. Close to and 15" wheels. aw-s36s t 6508 Condos For Rent w/beautiful garden & playhouse. sc hoolslsh o p ping. $800/mth incl. lich he has nl __~~~ We apologize for any in- 9525 RV/Camper Rentals Pombles Sqi~""iisliSdlool AgeElemencuy I Suitable fcr family. Looking for some cleaning. Ph. 892-3040 )BERT 2 bdrrn. 2 bath condo at Marina handyman: will negotiate on rent. convenience this may Lg. 3 bdrm T/H for rent. $750/mth. + 17'x7' - sleeps 4, fridge & stove. 3 PM. - 6 PM. all do01 dap RNON WE Estates. Avail immed. Exc. cond. New carpet, freshly painted. Huge have caused you. $100/week or$300/mth. Option to buy N/P N/S. $850. Ph. 805-8022. hydro. N/P. Ref required. (604) 905- 9 A.M. - 6 PM. Sdiool Iiolidiys and ministrator garage & storage space. $1200 + 7660 eve. or leave message. $1,500. Call 898-9624/905-7337. Q discria wide prod dlys util's. incl downstairs family room :RACE&( FOR RENT Pick up from sdiool mybe available w/pool table & fireplace. Avail. 892-3689 Barristers C? Sept. 1. Todd 604-643-9625 or 604- Adopt-A-Pet Adopt -A- Pet Adopt-A-Pet 2 BDRM, 2 BATH. CONDO Squamish,PO. Box 1 DIAMOND HEAD PLACE 818-3284 (cell). Q AVA ILA €3 LE I M M E D I ATE LY Highlands, 3 bdrm. up/l down. Car- OVER 850 SQ.FT. port, kitchen appli. Avail Sept. l. VON 3G0 GROUND ENTRY N/S. Ph: (6041 536-4426 after 5. -A-PET .a 832-5254 2 PARKING SPACES Large house in Brackendale. 4 WASHEWDRYER DISHWASHER bdrms up, 2 down. Whde house mbing I SUND KlTCHEN/MI CR OWAVE rents for $1500 + util's or $950 t util's PZeme SeGp usfi~dhomes for these pets $750 /MTH. INCL. HOT WATER up & $550 + util's down, (604) 803- Squamish SPCA 878-7890 Dog Pound 898-541 1 . ... 5032. PH: 1-877-932-2688 EXT. 13 North Yard, upstairs 3 bdrm house DAILY OR 604-905-4965 $850/mth - Gr fl. suites, 1 bdrm EVENINGS $450/mth & 2 bdrm $650/mth. AI! + utilities, N/S, N/P, Avail imrned. 898-9454 Or (604) 21 8-4665 TFN 6515 Duplexes for Rent ~~ ~ 1792 Harris Rd. 3 bdrm. side x side. Pemberton 12x60 mobile home with Fridge, stove, dishwasher & 3 bath. a large edition. 3 bdrm, 1 bath, 5 Smoking t sm. indoor pets ok. appls, small yard w/fruit trees, n/p, Garage space not incl. 1,00O/mth. shed & deck. $700/mo. or selling for Avail Auo. 1. 898-3175 $40,000. Will consider holding a mortgage. Sarah 894-5600. W 2 bdrrn 1/2 duplex. Newly reno'd. Pemberton Meadows - Quiet ten- KITTY BETSY SHEBA Quiet area. $700/mo. Avail Aug. 1. SHEP , ...... N/S, N/P. Ph. Ronnie BTR 892-5924. ants, 3 bdrm, 2 bath house. On full Big, friendly, spayed Lovely white open girl. bsmt, 5 appls, n/p, $1000/mo. 894- He's an open male, very ATabby she's been spayed 2 bdrm. fridge, stove, heat, hydro 81 6503. W friendly Shepherd cross, and is just one yeax old female. She's one year old and a cable incl. Downtown, avail Aug 1. I 892-5310 days, 815-8350 eves. 6570 Out of Town just under 1 year. She loves being with Very talkative. little shy. Classi 3 bdrm. Close to school & dwtn. hilyand other pets. ' Skylites, new carpet & paint. Avail Nordic 3 bdrm + loft, 3 bath, WID, I Aug. 1. $675/mth. Ph: (604) 990-8482 D/W, F/P, garage. $1,80O/mth. N/S, Sponsored by: I Sponsored by: I Sponsored by: Sponsored by: §e: __ I N/P, 1 yr. lease prefer. 935-1195 W KDM :' Gar. Est. - 3 bdrm. 4 appl. Avail Aug. I 7-.,:.: Squamish 1. N/P. Hot water, heat & cable Incl. Veterinary. b'l Pet Foods $775/mth. Ph. 898-4542 TFN 111'891 Hospital I 8r Supplies wind the Highlands Mall) -tndd,,?j; With a complete 892-9035 815-4222 o adv , 229 Cleveland Ave. Squarnish I 38157 2nd Aven Got some small print working for you1 Call The Chief! 892-9161 892-9 16 1 The Chief Squamish, B.C Tuesday, July 25,2000 B11 CLASSlFl EDS care Centres 5505 Legal/Public Notices 5505 Legal/Public Notices 5505 LegaVPublic Notices 5505 Legal/Public Notices 5505 LegaVPublic Notices LAND DISPOSITION ;ood con NOTICE TO Village Pemberton (In the Land Recording District of New Westminster, B.C. and situated of :REDITORSAND Reservoir Water Mains mper va OTHERS adjacent Tree Farm Licence 38). Benchlands and Has bec Take notice that William Robert Dickinson intends to make Sealed bids marked "Bid for Village of Pemberton, obo. Sur "ICE is hereby given that t Benchlands Reservoir and Water Mains" will be ditors and others having application to the British Columbia Assets and Land (BCAL) Corporation, received at the ofices of the Village of Pcmberton, , sleeps ns against the Estate of Lower Mainland Region, Land Management Office, for a Right of Way for 7400 Prospect Street, Pemberton, B.C. VON 2LO up exc. con iald Irvine Smith, the purpose of accessing privately owned, District Lot 1517. his to 200 pm local time on Wednesday, August 9th, eased, formerly of 40290 The proposed land is deemed to be required to construct a road and parking 2000. ice ibaldi Way, Squamish, area leading to and adjacent District Lot 1517. (Approximately 0.10 ha.) The work involves: ish Columbia, who died A Lands File Number has been established for this application. ... the 27th day of March, File number 2407378. 290 metres of 300 mm dia. water main, are hereby required to 290 metres of 200 mm dia. water main, uit 0 For information regarding this application, please call Michelle Porter, season 1 them to the undersigned 80 metres of 150 mm dia. water main, and la Beach :utrix at PO Box 1850, at the BCAL Corporation Office, phone 604-586-4400. 1750 m32-cell circular reinforced concrete rcscrvoir. Be advised that any responses to this advertisement will be considered part :30 amish, B.C VON-3G0 Contract Documents may be examined at the offices of j Inc. of the public record. For more information, please contact the FOI Advisor or ,re the 16th day of the Village of Pemberton, 7400 Prospect Street, ust, 2000 after which BCAL Corporation Office; 200 - 10428 153rd Street, Surrey, B.C. V3R 1E1, Pemberton, B.C. and Associated Engineering (B,C,) the Executrix will dis- phone number 604-586-4400. Ltd., 300 - 4940 Canada Way, Burnaby, B.C. ite the said Estate among parties entitled thereto, Contract Documents will be available for pickup at tho offices The Village of Pemberton, 7400 Prospect ng regard to the claims of of '6PM Street, Pemberton, VON 2LO and Associated ;h she has notice. B.C. rare Engineering (B.C.) Ltd., 300 - 4940 Canada Way, lhildcare U'HERELLENHARDY Burnaby, B.C. V50 4M5 on or after July 20, 2000 call first t :utrix :e a spot. upon non-refundable payment of $75.00 per set, GST & yl89251l! RACE COMPANY included. Barristers & Solicitors PO. Box 1850 Technical inquiries by bidders are to be directed to Peter de Groot, PEng. at (604) 273-14 1 I. Squamish, B.C. I VON 3G0 Bids must be accompanied by the specified Bid Bond. 872-5254 The British Columbia Provincial Government's Fair Wage and Skills Developr lent Policy is applicable to this contract. The lowest or any bid wil not necessarily be accepted, NOTICE TO Mr. B.R. Kirk REDITORS AND Clerk-Treasurer ,;a. 3 OTHERS Village of Pemberton Emm I'ICE is hereby given that PO Box 100 menary litors and others having Pemberton, B.C. ns against the Estate of F VON 2LO ASSOCIATED en? ey Hazel Ward, Deceased, E led co ;Issist ierly of #78 - 40157 ENGINEERING hol. hsses 'ernm en t Road, amish, British Columbia, Education Education died on the 25th day of ember, 1978, are hereby 1 Pet Waste Removal Appliance Repair Construction ired to send them to the ersigned Administrator at ie Why not invest your time training on First Aid Box 1850, Squamish, . VON 3GO before the the North Shore? We are the training i day of August, 2000, Pet Waste providers for the Sea to Sky Corridor. mencary r which date the I PARTS SALES SERVICE I 5 Removal Service Jeff Shea r iinistrator will distribute Phone: 898-gt~t898-2378 892-0199 I I n. said Estate among the W I BRACKENDALE, B.C. I \e ies entitled thereto, first Aid ng regard to the claims of Landscaping Flooring Drywall :h he has notice. COMMUTE I1 lencuy DRYWALL, I - BERT JASON BOOTS 31 days WON WEBSTER ~ BOARDING & TAPING lidiys and Ix A PICKUP II FLOORS II iinistrator Textured ceiling & repair. Ays supply install refinish I c available. RACE & COMPANY Steve Chapman References available. Barristers & Solicitors Call For FREE estimates I PO. Box 1850 I 89843250 I Squamish, B.C. - VON 3G0 Restoration Restoration Auto Repairs 872-5254 i 9 CAR LEAKS? +&I nbina I* * I Oier 3,000 autos corrected I +BOND RESTORATIONS I Receive your Microsoft Office User & guaranteed since 1987. l@$PRAYTEXlHG 0 DRYWALL0 PAINTING 0 CARPENTRY & RENOVATIONSI Specialist Certification without leav- If water is leaking in to your car; 1892-3918 Fax: 892-5336I ICall Keith 1-604-983-3082 I ing the Shore. 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FIE OS I PUBLIC NOTICE AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that anyone who wishes to comment on the proposed Temporary Commercial Use Permit may do so by: TEMPORARY COMMERCIAL USE PERMIT 1. Making a written submission to the Council of the District of Squamish; Pursuant to the provisions of the Local Government Act, R.S.B.C., 1979, PC and/or Chapter 323, Section 921 as amended: 2. Appearing as a delegation before the Council of the District of Squamish TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the District of Squamish is considering pass- on the 1st day of August, 2000 at 3:30 p.m. in the District of Squamish Tree-: ing a resolution to allow the issuance of a Temporary Commercial Use Permit. The proposed Temporary Commercial Use Permit will, under conditions speci- fied in the permit, allow: A TEMPORARY TENT STRUCTURE DURING EVANGELISTIC SERVICES to occur on Lots 1 and 2, Plan 12786, District Lot 4261, New Westrninster Group 1 Land District, located at 38551 Loggers Lane, Squarnish, British Columbia. FOR THE LEASE AND OPERATION OF THE SKATE RENTAURETAIL SHO ,nvolving ai plattorms a1 Cent re). air has beel The tenure with the former operator will be expiring at the end of August and the District is seeking submissions to operate this venue over the term. The Skate Shop is approximately 240 square feet and currently operational equipment and items for. sale which are the property of lessee. upreme ( - Pitfield gra Call for Proposal specifics can be picked up at the Brennan Park Recreation Centre for anyone interested in being considered. roducts ( Proposals will be received in the office of the Manager of Recreation Brennan Park Recreation Centre, Box 31 0, Squamish, 1009 Squamish, B.C. VON 3G0, no later than August 13th, 2000 at 9100p.m. The lowest or any bid is not necessarily accepted. The lease will be awarded befor ear was sb the end of August 2000. 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