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,* Date Low Tide (m) High Tide (m) Oct. 20 2:27 a.m. (0.76) 9:36 a.m. (4.47) EIGHT DAYS A WEEK 3:01 p.m. (3.07) 8:OO p.m. (4.12) Community events in and around Sauamish from OCT. 20-27 Oct. 21 309 a.m. (0.83) 10:38 a.m. (4.42) 4:02 p.m. (3.26) 8:32 p.m. (3.88) SATURDAY, OcL 20 THURSDAY, Oct, 25 Oct. 22 3:55 a.m. (0.99) 11:43 a.m. (4.37) Screenings of Treasure Mountain, Eagle Eye Theatre, 430 Soup and Sandwich Day, Tantalus Seniors Centre, 11:30 5:20 p.m. (3.34) 9:07 p.m. (3.62) and 7 p.m. (SEE PAGE A9) - a.m. Oct. 23 4:44 a.m. (1.21) 12:48 p.m. (4.34) Blessings Unlimited Charity Sale, on Discovery Way Tantalus Walking Club, climber's parking lot off Loggers 7:08 p.m. (3.28) 9:55 y.m. (3.37) (across from Mountain Building Centres), 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Oct. 24 5:40 a.mI (1.44) 1:48 p.m. (4.31) Lane, 10 a.m. 8:44 p.m. (3.08) 11:27 p.m. (3.16) Between Shifts production of Ravenscroft, Eagle Eye Oct. 25 6:45 a.m. (1.65) 2:40 p.m. (4.30) SUNDAY, Oct. 21 Community Theatre, 8 p.m. 9:31 p.m. (2.84) - - Blessings Unlimited Charity Sale, on Discovery Way Oct. 26 1:22 a.m. (3.12) (across from Mountain Building Centres), 10 a.m.-5 p.m. FRIDAY, Oct. 26 7:52 a.m. (1.80) 3:21 p.m. (4.29) Prayer Squamish gathering, Squamish Community Howe Sound Secondary School football vs. Whdsor, . 1O:Ol p.m. (2.60) - !I church, 7 p.m. HSSS, 3:15 p.m. (SEE PAGE B1) Oct. 27 - 2:49 a.m. (3.24) 1 - __- - - ___-- Hobgoblin Express begins running at West Coast Railway+, MONDAY, Oct, 22 Heritage Park, to Oct. 31. 1 Between Shifts production of Ravenscroft, Eagle Eye Silent auction for Pearl's Place Transition House until Nov. Community Theatre, 8 Ships .in Port 2, Bank of Nova Scotia, Cleveland Avenue. Vessel Depart/Arr Bound for/Arriving from Star Indiana DeP N. Pac (Korea/Japan) TUESDAY, Oct. 23 SATURDAY, Oct. 27 Star Gran DeP Europe/UK Between Shifts production of Ravenscroft, Eagle Eye I Star Herd I a DeP Mediterranean Free flu clinics for health care workers, Coast Garibaldi Community Theatre, 8 p.m. Osprey Arrow Arr. North Asia (China) Health Unit, 12-2 p.m. Barbet Arrow Arr. S.E. Asia (Indonesia) Pop Concert, Squamish Figure Skating Club, Brennan Park Arena, 3-5:30 p.m. (SEE PAGE B1) For more information on these and other upco .___ - __ . -. . . - -. . .- . . . __ - . ... _._.... . ing community events see "About Town" WEDNESDAY, Oct. 24 Maureen Gilmour on page A14. Flyers this weekend Opening night of Between Shifts Theatre production of Ravenscroft, Eagle Eye Theatre, 8 p.m. (SEE PAGE A12) IGA Marketplace Save-On Foods Bargain! Shop True Value Hardware Garden Centre (partial) Planet Savers (partial)
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i i It's defi 6' require MEWS - 1 Highway failure by 2012 Improvements- needed, ion Olympics or not: 3asra MOT official
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Even without the Olympic rush, Hwy. 99 needs major overhauls to avoid road failure, a Ministry of Transportation (MOT) official told Squamish businesspeople Tuesday. Peter Millburn, the MOT official COURTESY MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION entre, 11:30 on the 2010 Vancouver-Whistler Traffic between Sqiiamish and Horseshoe Bay is up to 23,700 vehicles per day in so??iespots. Olympic Bid Corporation' trans- 9. \ : off Loggers portation group, addressed the The marine option - passenger- the Sea to Sky Highway is already 478 hours between 1995 and 1998 Squamish Chamber of only ferries to Squamish transfer- overburdened and road "failure" - an average of 15 closures and 3gle Eye Commerce's monthly luncheon ring to coaches - could handle is likely by the year 2012 unless 117.1 hours a year. Just about half meeting at the Best Western Sea to 24,000 passengers per day in a 42- major improvements are made, of those closures are due to motor Sky Hotel. minute trip from Canada Place to Millburn said. vehicle accidents. Millbum, a former director of the downtown Squamish, leaving The ministry has used the figure "Obviously it's got an economic Nhdsor, Sea to Sky region for the Ministry approximately 19,000 passengers of 10,000 vehicles per day as the effect, a safety effect and an effect iples so we can do a toxicolo- of Transportation, said none of the to be handled by highway coaches benchmark for required road on your tourism potential," Ioast Railway report. We're also going to be individual modes of transporta- and passenger vehicles from improvements. Parts of Hwy. 99 Millbum said. some assistance from a tion - rail, marine, air or highway Vancouver to Whistler. between Horseshoe Bay and Possibilities for highway expert who will be - will be able to handle the esti- Local passenger traffic is Squamish were up to 13,700 vehi- improvements include tunnels g his equipment to see mated 43,000 passengers that will accounted for in the Olympic cles per day at peak periods in and viaducts which would take were any problems with travel between Vancouver and model as well - 600 vehicles per 1998 and are estimated to be han- the road over ocean inlets along -. 1 Whistler each day if the 2010 hour are expected to travel dling more than 15,000 vehicles the coast. Both options would take %flusnolsfor seniors - Winter Olympics are held here, between Squamish and the Lower per day today, given a 3.7 per cent the road further away from the agle Eye without substantial highway Mainland on non-Olympic busi- annual increase. rock slopes which have caused improvements. ness, Millburn said. Worse still, traffic reaches damage to the roads and highway The rail option has been largely If a combined marine-bus option bumper-to-bumper levels on 46 closures on several occasions. ther upcolr written off, with a maximum is used, it leaves 36,000 passengers occasions a year - nearly once a Both tunnels and viaducts would capacity of only 14,000 passengers per day on the highway between week - and is "rising exponen- be extremely expensive and diffi- I Town" b: per day and a three-hour travel, Squamish and Whistler - a road tially," Millbum said. cult to build, Millburn pointed out. while air travel will be able to han- whose current maximum capacity According to MOT statistics, "It's definitely a challenge that dle only 400 passengers and be is 24,000 vehicles per day. Hwy. 99 was completely closed to will require world-class solu- reserved for VIPs, Millburn said. Even without the Olympic bid, traffic on 58 occasions for a total of tions."
-- .--- he said. "It is our opinion that the proposed ser- make it easier for people living in surrounding High demand for vice would not only support local employees communities to travel back and forth." service: BC Transit that commute between the two communities - As usual for transit services, net costs would including those who commute from Whistler to be shared between BC Transit and the cornmu- work in Squamish - but many Whistler resi- nities, he said. NATALIEMCGINNIS dents may also be interested in using transit to "How much it costs the community depends CHIEFSTAFF WRITER take advantage of the services offered in on the revenue of the service." Squamish. This would be especially true for The service cannot begin in the current year For many locals, driving back and forth to many young locals who don't have access to a because BC Transit will not be able to budget work in Whistler is an everyday reality. private vehicle. for the service until its next budget year, which That's why some local commuters are rallying In the spring, BC Transit did a study on what begins April 2002, said McCabe. up support in an effort to establish a BC Transit kind of demand exists for the service, said Meanwhile, BC Transit is doing a study on service between Squamish and Whistler, says McCabe. "Our understanding is that at least a links between. Squamish and Whis tler, said local commuter A1 McCabe. limited service was feasible," he said. Chris Foord, marketing manager for BC Transit. "We believe there is enough need for the ser- "Certainly a limited service would be appreci- BC Transit is actively working with the.Jack vice," said McCabe, who has been doing the IacLeod, C.A. ated. Bell foundation to make Vanpool available to nan Park Recreation Centre. commute for 10 years. "If we want to deal with issues like the area. "We'll be actively going out to start and -7051 ' "Both communities have expressed in teres t," amount of traffic on the highway, we need to develop a program this fall,'' said Foord. ;GO ~- - Sea to Sky Child Care Resource DOUGLAS B. CHIASSON and Referral Program (CCRR) Lawver & Mediator A new program in the commrcnig Family Law & Civil Litigation lding support and education for Child Care Providers and a referral program for 16 years experience Its who are looking for quality childcare. Divorce/Family Law Mediation Cu stody/Access Care Resource and Referral Program is actively recruiting Child L-N-R Marriage/Separation Agreements nse Not Required) care providers. Employment Law 1 are caring for two children not including your own, or you are interested in Wrongful Dismissal p for 2 children in your home, contact the CCRR for start up support, resource Civil Litigation ICBC & other injury claims ng library, equipment for loan, workshops and affordable liability insurance. Squamish: 604-892-2211 nore information contact Suzie: Monday - Friday 9-4 and extended hours Whistler: 604-935-1142 Douglas B. Chiasson Thursday night 5-7 pm at 604-81 5-4144 [email protected] 38 141 Second Ave., Fax: 604-892-2278
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hones cut in Umer-- Sauamish-- -~------1 Residents as Mile 10.5 on Squamish use the Internet for research technology to access rural Valley- Road. , The Upper purposes,"Jill wrote to Telus customers. Squamish had no phone ser- (seepage All). The system, manufactured vice at all until 1988, when "Nowadays teachers are by SR Telecom of Montreal, radiotelephone lines were giving out more and more is a line of sight wireless installed. assignments that depend on path. "For some customers Currently, some 35 families Internet research to com- it worked fine, for others who live on Squamish plete them properly. Being who were not in line of sight Valley Road north of Mile out in the valley makes it it did not work,'' said 10.6 share four radiotele- hard to stay late after school Strachan. phone lines. or go to the library because Because of the heavy tree In early October, residents of transportation. cover and steep valley walls received notice that the sup- "We do have an hour after in the area, Telus deter- plier of the new equipment school until our bus comes, mined this summer the tech- SKI & SNOWBOARD had difficulty making the but most often it's taken up nology couldn't access all iile booking a sharing four radio-based system work and Telus had with study halls and trying customers and decided to SWAP IS, he advised lines this week. deemed the trial a failure. to get everything ready for cancel the trial. t he had for the The service was cancelled going home." "It looked like a good alter- company says radio last Monday (Oct. 15)) with "Jill's school marks native, but as we found, the October 26th-28th I 2001 ir window will be a thing of the residents returning to radio- jumped'' after getting reli- terrain is just too challeng- at B.C. Place Stadium rural Squamish by ing, " said St r a cha 1'1. phone_- lines. able internet access at home, Enter at West Airlock (nearest Cambie Bridge) That prompted Jill Daniel, said her father, Lloyd felus has gone back to 2000, Telus has a Grade 10 student at Don Daniel. work engineering a tradi- residents in Ross Secondary living at "Now I'm afraid she'll lose tional copper connection to Friday 4 p m - 10 p m Grandweekend door prizegetaway of Family by reaches of Mile 19, to write to Telus and her momentum." some Upper Squamish Saturday 1Qam-6pm _.. ports of a IOU@"uamish. - Valley Road with contact The Chief to ask Other residents have com- homes, with other homes to Sunday I1am-5pm la1 phone service using why. plained that the lines are not be hooked to the ;.:> ;lo00 block xpcriinental wireless loop Since getting the service private - conversations can Brackendale exchange using load. rhnology, allowing people about six months ago, Jill be monitored by anyone microwave technology. Admission by Donation nerous call out on their own ded- has been able to use the with a radio scanner. Regular phone service, 0. Fated phone lines as internet for her homework Telus spokesman Doug including internet use and In Support of Junior Racina-- -a & sed to radio telephone call-displav and other call--~ -- - a _- near-impossibility on Strachan told The Chief the old radiophone system. Wednesday that the trial, ing services,1J should be avail- Snow'sport Programs in BC phone service "Shortly after that my which involved 28 cus- able in the Upper Squamish More Info: the Brackendale marks in school went up tomers in the area, was the by the spring of 2002, 604-878-0557or www.snowswap.com
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I Everybody needs to get I The Salmon are coming; the Salmon are coming. I behind council to help the province find a way to fund the rejuvenation of the Royal of $2,500 to this y Hudson steam engine, said Halloween fireworks i Return of the Salmon Festival 1 Mayor Corinne Lonsdale I Squamish, November 18,2001 I Oct. 16. I I (held at Sunwolf Outdoor Centre) "It's important to get steam I I running on the tracks again," I Win prizes for all correct weekly quiz answers that you collect in I she said. I your Passport to Streams of Squamish. Pick-up your Passport to I On behalf of more than like to see the m I Streams of Squamish at the Brennan Recreation Centre or the I 1,000 members of the West on. I District of Squamish Municipal Hall. I Coast Railway Association "It is a community eve] I I (WCRA), director Don said Coun. Rick King, IA I This week's quiz: I Evans wrote a letter to put forth the motion to c I I Premier Gordon Campbell, tribute funds to the h The area of vegetation alongside a stream is known as the : I I urging the province to pre- works. ,c. Your Backyard I I a. Riparian Zone serve the BC Rail steam pro- "I don't like spend I b. Vegetated Zone d. Transition Zone I I I gram. $2,500 either,'' said Co DAVE HUMPHREYS PHOTOGRAPHY "This would be a major Cheryle Bass. "But it I For the correct answer, read I New history: Voliinteers Randy Rand (in engineers oii$it) loss for the Province of community event. 1 I Rick Berry, Glen Wideman and Nick Monkhoirse were on I next week's Chief I British Columbia in terms of "There's a lot of pe hand on Satirrday, Oct. 6 at the West Coast Railway tourism, heritage and eco- who go out there and r( I Clip this quiz & Bring your Passport to Streams to the I Heritage Park to dedicate the 181 7 PGE Caboose. The pdio two a 1 I nomic impact," Evans wrote. enjoy it." Return of the Salmon Festival to WIN PRIZES! caboose was restored by Monkhoirse, Ber y and Wideman lperfo rmance Council will include the Coun. Paul Lalli irtists and ai and is the foirrth exhibit to be completed at the park this year. ; lcE%zFM.".-II.. I -...I. ..I* letter from the WCRA in its opposed the motion.
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', -- VIEWS E WALNUTS by Jeff Nash he prc Jniversi t nxious iis imp ur comn .. shim. the 1 Is our om a1 unce le corn lat seem e projec rhere a1 ep tical fer to re hey may not have realized no hefty parking fees, gridlock on iclining it, but Squamish business- the Lions Gate or crazed me ha\ Tpeople may have heard the Whistler-bound travellers on evious g solution to our Hwy. 99. strict, in That's the retail woes at the input, 1 Squamish THE ISSUE: potential legacy ne in w Chamber of for Squamish Commerce lun- Sea to Sky from a marine- cheon on Tuesday. Transportation highway option, Peter Millburn and we think it's of the Ministry of a golden one - rvhl Transportation WE SAY: not just for- tourism, but for NTOR, was speaking Fast ferries could 'he hea ked a q
Vhere 7 market research Ple between swer is we conducted two years ago, Vancouver and Whistler in 2010, d Sept. not how to make downtown more than 25 per cent of principal and e; Squamish a tourism destination income earners in Squamish ifuse and get commuting locals to work outside of Squamish - two mcy. G spend more of their money at thirds of them in the Lower Hard questions being asked nt of d home. Mainland. which usual, it's been a busy time the fine details of the development But in proposing a possible We also know that a significant s we ab1 around Municipal Hall and and we invite you to share it with marine-highway solution to the number of Squamish residents n hurt. us. A second public information Olympic transportation problem, shop out of town, partly because ACouncil chambers. vi11 be meeting on the project is scheduled he may be putting the tools in our of price and selection, but also First and'foremost, much time and unt up energy is going into efforts for Nov. 6 at the Brennan Park grasp. because it's right on the way to or to n on a1 Recreation Centre and council Imagine, if you will, a gorgeous, from work. With a rapid passen- ensure that the private university it why encourages your attendance. scenic trip via passenger ferry ger ferry to downtown project remains on track and both Le, one An informed pubiic assists us in from Canada Place up Howe Vancouver, the attraction of shop- the district and the proponents are put a making the decisions that best serve Sound into a brand-new ferry ter- ping Squamish increases. working hard together to define the ;? I an: minal at the mouth of a revital- Want to support shopping project. our community. 3t wou ized downtown Squamish - local? Maybe we should be push- Many local residents have indicat- Transportation and Highwai Judith Reid to address this matter )W do 7 door-to-door in 42 minutes, with ing for fast ferries. ed their qualified support for the ul man project. They understand, as does well as other issues pertaining BCR and highways. dd he ; council, the potential for our com- plot co leads to results and cash munity should Dr. Strangway and Another upcoming minis teri - v act 4 his associates proceed here in meeting is witn Min e families have trouble communicate with the outside Squamish. Hagen of Sustainable Resou h phone congestion with world. At the same time, they are asking We are anxious to discu lines in the house. We're glad to know that Telus is hard questions. Questions about ment of the Cheekye Fan Imagine instead sharing four taking steps to connect these resi- transportation and access. express our frustration with d phone lines with 34 other fami- dents - and we're particularly Questions about financial implica- But as important as the private in the BC Lands and lies. pleased by Grade 10 student and tions. And questions about how a university project is to Squamish, Corporation process to i Sound like the Third World? Upper Squamish resident Jill campus in the Garibaldi Highlands we must not lose sight of other mat- appropriate projects for Try the Upper Squamish Valley. Daniel's initiative and efforts to area will affect their daily lives. ters that require our attention and approval. People choose to live outside bring this issue to light. Council is pleased that the com- action. And thirdly, council has c urban areas for the peace and As a result, we're pleased to munity is talking such an active Council is also currently pursuing include a non-binding re quiet - and the trade usually announce that Jill is the first win- interest. The university will be very the plight of the Royal Hudson and question in the upcoming means some sacrifices in ameni- ner of our news tip of the month positive for our community and we Port Coquitlam steam engines. election. Squamish resid ties. award - $50 in cash. must figure out how we can ensure The province has indicated that asked for their input re But in an age where technology You could be next month's win- its presence with the least negative there is no funding for the capital large, single-tenant retail rules and information is power, it ner. Give us a call at 604-892-9161, impact on existing neighbourhoods repairs to reinstate the engines. in the Business Park. Doe seems a little strange that resi- fax us at 604-892-8483 or drop us and the community at large. Recognizing the economic input munity want to enter dents just up the road from those an email at sqchiePuniserve.com Our ability to do so is enhanced by that the Royal Hudson run has on development? Are you with internet and caller I.D. are with your story tip or breaking cooperative effort. Your input con- our community, a meeting has been of it at that location? still using radio technology to news photo. tinues to be critical as we work on scheduled with Minister of will tell us when you
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- - - - HSEF.I District must 'sell' universiuw Droiect EDITOR, payer could be stuck for a bill (on Measured by almost any criteria Canada. For a young, physically the accepted reality? From my Despite the good attendance and their property taxes) of up to the University comes out with fly- active, affluent, international stu- perspective, a university is the overall positive sentiment at the $2,000, I can understand the con- ing colours. Both Dr Strangway's dent body, we offer paradise at one added dimension that will - recent public meeting regarding cern from some quarters. and Peter Ufford's credentials are their doorsteps. make the quality of life in our the proposed Sea to Sky My feeling however is that this stellar. Post secondary education- As for the positive benefits to community hard to beat. If the - b University I couldn't help but feel does a disservice to the al trends are supportive of both our community of the project university goes ahead it will ere- anxious about the prospects of University. their educational model and the there are of course many different ate an environment that will allow we - this important development in It ignores both the overwhelm- flexibility offered by private own- points of view. There are those us to pick and choose the type of -I si Dur community. My anxiety stems ing positives of the project and its ership. The proposed site is a who want neither change nor eco- developments that come to our - -- & from the lingering image of finan- likelihood of success. It also magnificent location surrounded nomic growth for Squamish. town. :ial uncertainty and specifically, underestimates the inherent Val- by dramatic streams; mountains There are others who feel that a I feel the University in conjunc- :he community's financial liability ues of our community. The sce- and forest all perched on the edge university is an inappropriate tion with the District, have to do a :hat seems to be associated with nario painted by the District is of what appears to be an endless compliment to our industrial past better job of selling this project. :he project. absolutely worst case, wherein wilderness. Combine this with a and still others that the socio-cul- The half-baked performance of ?1 There are many locals who feel neither the land nor the infra- brand new campus wired for the tural life of our town is just fine as KPMG (the accounting firm hired ikeptical of "mega" projects that structure has any value if the Information Age and our proxim- it is, thank you. I think that my by the District), a community \ Jffer to rescue Squamish from its University project comes apart. ity to the two international attrac- arguments to the contrary will fall q u es ti onn a i re t h a t un j u s ti f i a b 1y leclining economic prospects. The proponents have stated that tions of Whistler and Vancouver, on deaf ears but no matter how highlights the negatives and a - ;ome have even lost money on the project will not cost the tax- which are both significant attrac- change resistant we are, the need rather shaky start by the proyo- irevious projects and so when the payer of Squamish anything - nor tions on their own. And then, to to diversify our economy can no nen ts themselves is not the way to >istrictjin its survey of communi- should it. top it all off, the University is longer be rejected. How many get this project moving. y input, presents a possible out- From my perspective Sea to Sky smack dab in the middle of the mill closures will we have to suf- JIM HARVEY ome in which each and every tax- University can't help but succeed. Outdoor Recreation Capital of fer before the obvious becomes SQUAMISI-I 4 Phones needed in the Uimer Sauamish Where God was I. EDITOR, The following letter wos sent to you to know why I don't think research to complete them ing working there impossible P / The headline of Mr. Fulber's letter last week TELUS with II copy forzuarded to you should take these phones properly. for we're not allowed in there
asked a question that deserves an answer. The Chiefjor publication ' . away. Being out in the valley makes without supervision. \- Where was God on Sept. 11? The simple Dear Telus, The reason is that my family it hard to stay late after school I'm asking you to think about answer is the same place he was on Sept. 10 My name is Jill Daniel and I received the test phone about or go to the library because of letting us rent it, or let families and Sept. 12. Sovereignly reigning over heav- go to Don Ross Secondary six months ago and shortly transportation. We do have an pay for the phone separately, so en and earth as any other day. Let us never School where I am in Grade 10. after that my marks in school hour after school until our bus the kids can still use the confuse God's sovereignty with our free I also live in the Upper went up considerably because I comes, but most often it's taken Interne t. d agency. God has granted all humans an ele- Squamish Valley. could use the Internet for up with study halls and trying Thank you for listening to niy tnent of dominion and control over the earth I would like to address your research purposes. to get everything ready for opinion and I hope that you for which we will be held accountable. decision to take away the test Nowadays teachers are giving going home. take it in to considera tion. If we abuse this gift and authority, it is to our phones, which have been put out more and more assign- Also the computer teachers JILL DANIEL
3wn hurt. If we permit this abuse to continue, into our homes. I would like ments that depend on Internet don't often stay that late, mak- S@UAM ISH I it will be to our own destruction. We must nount up and protect righteousness and free- loin on all fronts. But why does God allow this abuse to con- Elites have money, power, but not truth in war inue, one may ask? Why does he not step in 3 ind put a stop to such violence and wicked- EDITOR, Though the American people are obvi- pathetic arnbitions of a few dominant less? I answer the question with a question. It's Thanksgiving Day and I wish I had- ously excellent and worthy of admiration, men. Nhat would you like God to do? n't turned on my radio to hear that the the U.S. government/elite is another mat- Personally, I would like to live my life in ;hwf How do you propose he do it? What acts of U.S. has begun bombing Afghanistan. Is ter entirely. As Noam Chomsky says, the peace and prosperity. Apparently, our so- iatte inful man should he permit and what ones this our salvation? Am I now supposed to "American way of life" is built on torture, called "leaders" have the opposite in ning ihould he stop? Or, should he intercept every feel safe, knowing that yet again more rape, murder, and massacre. Harsh words mind. The record clearly shows that vi1 plot conceived in the heart of man? Eclipse members of the human family are suffer- for a harsh reality. With complete disre- George Bush, Jean Chretien, and Gordon iiste very act of violence? Muzzle every mouth ing and dying to satisfy the demands of gard for human life, let alone human Campbell et nl are liars and puppets who !r S rorn speaking hatred? If you recall, God rights, the U.S. is responsible for try to convince us that we are living in a ;our( the most murderous regime in the history Jdged a former generation in this way, when of our planet? installing, equipping, and financing dicta- democracy, that killing people is "human- level ie commanded a worldwide flood. In the Chief of Oct. 6, 2001, Wayne and torships the world over. It is responsible itarian", that corporate globalization is m i No, God is not the problem. Fallen humanity Pat Holland report that the New Yorkers for a million and a half deaths in Iraq good for us. These people are sick. I del s the problem. Be assured of this, those they met kept asking "Why do they hate alone, many of them children, where Anyone who condones violence is sick. As: esponsible for the acts of Sept. 11 will not go us? Where did it come from?" I ask, Are Madeline Albright had the gall to say "the U.S. policy is sick and so is anyone who iden inpunished. "For God has fixed a day in these people joking? How can they possi- price is worth it". This is insanity. supports it. cro vhich he will judge the world in righteousness bly be so 'clueless? Unfortunately, their The atrocity of Sept. 11 is absolutely hor- I give thanks for the clear-minded, intel- hrough the man he has appointed, having fur- questions reveal the great success of the rendous. Nonetheless, it pales in compari- ligent thinking of Noam Chomsky, Paul iosei khed proof to all men by raising him from corporate media and the PR firms that son to the legacy of U.S. atrocities. To Hellyer, and Michael Parenti, and for the rend he dead" (Acts 17:31). The sobering question shape and manipulate public perception. lament the plight of the Americans with- legions of compassionate, caring people ec. 1 qust be asked how will you stand on that This industry invents a fantasy world that out giving equal lament to the far more who see through the evil being foistcd j wil ay? Have you experienced the redemption has no basis in fact, an illusion which the numerous victims of U.S. policies is fla- upon us by the lower life forms known by hosting the Games, the vision is to crate sustainable legacies for sport Candidite Cities. development, our host communities, our province, our county and the global July 2003: IOC members meet in Prague to select the host of he Bid News: Olympic family. 20 10 Olympic Winter Games and Paral ympic Garnes. Getting informed about Timeline: community me: Over the next 2 I months, the Bid Corpontion will face a number of The Bid Corporation has a Community Office (4333 Main S&t) in 'ANCOWER WHISTLER the 2010 Bid deadlines: Whistler. Open Wednesdays and "hursdays I I :oO a.m. to 3:OO p.m. Call As activities sumunding the Bid to host the Olympic Winter Games Feb. 202: National Olympic Committees must infomi the W932-20 10. at International Olympic Committee of the name of Applicants for the 201 0 Fireside Chats in Whistler: IS' klympic Games continue to move forward, here's a look the basics If the Vancouver Whistler 201 0 Bid Corporation. Winter Games. As part of the Bid's ongoing effom to keep the conimunity infoniied, History: May 2002: Applicant Cities reply to 1OC Questionnaire. This is what regular Fireside Chats m held to cncounge dialogue on various issues. The The Corporiltion was fonned in 1999 after. the Canadian Olympic is commonly known as a "mini bid book" -a short summary of how the next Fireside Chat is on Friday October 26 at 7:OO p.m. The topic is the pro- issociation selected Vancouver and Whistler over Calgary and Quebec City Applicant Cities intend to deliver on every theme of the Olympic Games. posed Nordic Centre in the Callaghan Valley. The event will be held in the rs )present Canada's next international Olympic bid. Member partners of the Some of the themes include athlete accommodation, sport venues, media Raven Room of the Delta Village Suites in Whistler. lid (&porntion m the Resort Municipality of Whistler, the City of facilities, transportation, culture, security and the Paralympic Games. Web Site: hcouver, the Province of British Columbia and the Canadian Olympic Aug. 202The IOC is to announce a short-list of Candidate Cities. Visit our web site at ~nvw.winter2010.cornand subscribe to the hiation. Jan. 2003: Candidate Cities submit their official Bid Books to the . lnfozone to receive regular e-mail updates, news and opportunities. vision: IOC. The Bid Corporation's goal is to win the right to host the Olympic Feb. 2003: IOC Evaluation Comtnission visits Candidate Cities. BChudro m Enter Games Pdympic Games in 201 0. Through the bid process and May 2003:,IOC Evduation Commission issues a report on the e and .. . -I *_ Communitv Contributor - -- A12 my Z3,4001 THE CHIEF Maureen Gilrnour has all . +mowff I he a pig 8uck. Between Shifts $d drew Theatre offers . . I. fat, a p murder and Lu c ki 1y, dirnals v intrigue 'xi ro m Between Shifts Theatre is ith a cold winter predicted, it's &menta* offering patrons a chance to important seniors remember to get ,kssed c, step back in time next week at Wtheir flu shots, especially those with wIl and the Eagle Eye Theatre. chronic heart, lung or kidney disease or those The theatre troupe kicks off suffering from diabetes, cancer or anemia. VPYY 's st its new season with On Wednesday, Nov. 7 there will be a a groul I SQUAMISH PUBLIC LIBRARY ..-I + ... :.:. .. : g @ & $* .....>.y at Squamish Public Library. PSI@&;- WEDNESDAY NIGHT IS CANUCK'S BINGOTICKETS THtIBSDAY, ~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~ 0% SPBCML F'RIDAY & SATURDAY DJ NIGHTS (HOTTUNES-HOT D.J's) This space is sponsored by Squamish Credit Union & I he puppy was a puz- a group, listening. School zle to his mother. She librarians, kindergarten !lwas trying to get him teachers as well as regular -10 bark; but he would only librarians were reading to ‘fneow” like a cat or ”oink” different groups in various he a pig or ”quack” like a corners of the library - &ck. each reader getting all the $4~. Kelly explained the dramatic effects out of the aystery, when she gently tale at hand. +med the puppy’s rnou th ind drew out in turn a tiny :at, a pig and a duck. Luckily, all these stuffed This has also been the sea- surrounded by the savory dirna~swere even smaller son for schools to host smell of hot dogs cooking dan the cuddlesome puppy, Scholastic Book Fairs; and and the sight of so many #]IO was himself a stuffed many parents and students mouth-wa tering goodies. ‘1 :oy.’ have given time and energy The weather was not at its Ms. Kelly, the librarian to helping those run most co-operative; but the ro m Brackendale smoothly - for which we rain had stopped by the ctedl it’s {iernentary School was thank them. time Master Chiefs Ramsay )er to get essed correctly in night At the close of the Book and Schwarz got to work 9OSe with & WII and bedroom slippers Fair in each school, a draw turning the sizzling porthose she read about the was made for the door prize sausages on their grills out- WINTER TIRE SAFETY CHECKS nemia. upyy’s strange adventures - $25 worth of books for side the gym door. vi11 be a a group of pyjama-clad the lucky student and the The sun even came an Park dergarten students (each same for his/her classroom through briefly to welcome Does your steering wheel vibrate, pull either left or right ).m. stuffed I i b r a r y. the Iine of families carrying or do you notice uneven tire wear? These are symptoms in the Squamish Ms. Davidson, teacher/ platters of cakes and cookies all librarian at Signal Hill, said and homemade buns, bags of a car that’s out of alignment. Have your vehicle’s tires Shoppers 4t was the hour for a bed- in the school’s newsletter of chips and cartons of n Cancer lune story and a chance to that classroom librarians donuts. They were set out ?ntre/ Br- hake sure that even the were being built through the on the long buffet tables checked every 1O,OOO miles or at least once a year! roungest children will fairs. She told parents that where they were emptied at de. Light luickly become familiar they could purchase any gratifying speed. Check your treads, they should never be less than a !e shuttle vith the library and all the book on a teacher posted Chairs had been arranged Chieftain ‘iood things that they can ”classroom wish list” and in small groups inside the 3 millimetre measure, and remember, all season tires Br~wns c~t 12 ere. donate it to the classroom, gym, so that one or two 9a.m. ;;A11 the adults were to enrich the education of families could sit together, must be rotated every 10,000 - 15,000 kilometres. ‘heRoyal kessed for bedtime too. students for years to come. exchange news, greet pass- * popular $ere was even a principal ing acquaintances and When the only thing between you and the road is your 1; 2nd - &%iring his bathrobe and Meet the Teacher watch the smaller children L each or :Iukliing a white teddy bear exploring this big, new tires, check with OK Tire for quality tires. A- n~m-$;\IC stood on the fringes of This year, Squamish world. Older brothers and Tantalus e:: +om this Veterans ell-need- eeting is WINTER FIR€ MARSHAL KWII it for our telicious. 185/70R13...... $63.35 155180R13 ...... $48.35 erved in 185/60R/14...... $73.35 165/80R13 ...... $53.95 e passed 185/70R14 ...... $72.35 resented I 75/70R 13 ...... $53.35 are com- 205/70R14 ...... $78.35 1 75/65 R 14 ...... $60.95 r, which 215/70R14 ...... $8 1.35 a to Sky 185/65R14 ...... $64.95 ails next 185/75R14 ...... $7 1.35 185/70Rl4 ...... $62.35 2 House 195/75Rl...... $75.35 195/70R14 ...... $67.95 k every- 205/75R14 ...... $80.35 ?a such a 185/75R14 ...... $64.95 ticles for 205/70R15 ...... $86.95 195/75R14 ...... $68.05 lies from 215/70R15 ...... $89.95 205/75R14 ...... $71 35 the deli- 205/75/R1 $84.35 ...... 205/75R1 5 ...... $75.95 ,-- 14.4 iLEH14 215/75/R15 ...... $88.95 per day. Gets you started 215/75R1 5 ...... $79.95 225/75/R15...... $92.95 225/75R15 ...... $83.95 235/75/R15 XL ...... $102.95 23Y75R15 ...... $89.95 20 Aerobics 215165R15 ...... $95.95 195160R15 ...... $73.95 215/60R16 ...... $99.75 [lasses per week 205160Rl 5 ...... $76.95 Apex Circuit 195/65Rl5...... $71 -95, Free weiphts BRIDGESTONE 205/65R1 5 ...... $75.95 Personalized hoprams WT14 205155R16 ...... $94.95 225l60R 16 ...... $88.95 155SR12 ...... $52.95 Dr~amFitness 815.0100 N: Tues. Sat. 1 I A14 &bM@day, OCtm 20,2001 THE CHIEF t. ...... Pearl's ..,a To +P 68m2r&dA& he Bank of Nova Scotia Mountain Building Centre fw fa- is hosting a silent auc- from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each &~~pd~@iiychp~~aTtion from Monday, Oct. day. The proceeds of the sale 22 to Friday, Nov. 2 and all will defray the next shipping British Columbia Arts Council Tantalus Technologies proceeds are earmarked for costs. Items you have to Advanced Digi=design Inc. Pearl's Place Transition donate can be dropped off Tom Lee Music. House. The top bids for the on either day. Mountain and Vision Pacific Contracting & White Spot Restaurant first week will be given out BMX bikes in any shape will Design Inc. Greg Gardner GM on Oct. 26 and the second be accepted as well as com- week bids on Nov. 2. There puters that are Internet capa- Style Zone, Sea to Sky Mea Elliott Insurance Agencies IGA Marketplace are over 100 items to view ble. and Barb's Beehive. Sch The Chief Best Western Hotel and bid on and many of the 0.. offic Mountain Fm We also wish thank items come from local mer- An invitation is extended The Harvest0.. Tea a Xocolatl chants as well as from to the community to attend Bazaar at Hilltop Hous Super 8 Motel Maureen Gilmour Whistler and Vancouver. the Prayer Squamish gather- Oct. 13 was I Mountain Internet Squamish Chamber of Commerce me bank is open Monday ing at the Squamish and the HTH Su Squamish Credit Union Billie's Bouquet to Thursday from 10 a.m. to Community Church (38647 Society thanks everyo Mountain Fm 4 p.m. and on Friday from 10 Buckley Avenue) tomorrow their patronage. The Cindy Lesosky & Co Squamish Library Board a.m. to 6 p.m. Purchase a bal- evening, Oct. 21 at 7 p.m. raised $895 and the gr Race & Co As well as the staff of our ticket outlets loon at $5 each and there is a 0.. total for the day w Mostly Books prize in each balloon. On The opening dates for the over $2,000. The raffle Scotiaban k Garibaldi Graphics Oct. 26, the bank will have classic who-done-it play ners were Eva Rittberg BC Hydro Highland Video someone available from 1 to Ravenscrof t is this McKinnon and yours A Special thanks to our technical team: Gordon Durocher & Tony Biggin-Pound & 6 p.m. for caricatures (paint- Wednesday, - Thursday, was a pleasant surpri Michael Hewitt ing) and that should be a fun Friday and Saturday, Oct. 24, a winner! And our volunteers: Ian & Lynn Brown, Irene Bryant & Maurice Carlson, Marylin event. Everyone is invited to 25,26 and 27 at the Eagle Eye 0.. Caldwell, Lillian- Camm, Judy Campbell, Karla Helva & Laura Carreras, Darlene Cox, Marg check out the auction items Community Theatre. Do continue to colle Cullen, Paula & Phil Donville, Alan Dudley, Jana Dupuis, Denise Evans, Pat Furniss, Gerri as the proceeds are going to Director Gordon McInnis of unwanted but in-go Galloway, Rachel Grant, Wilf Grolman, Donna Kirkham, Kris Miles, Maria Mader, Nancy a worthy cause. Between Shifts Theatre is dition books for McCartney, Ryan Moonie, Sue & Murray Purdie, Detlef & Rosanna Rudolph, Roy Shepherd, 0.0 assisted by producers Squamish Public Tim Shoults, Janet Smillie, Anne Strickland, Peg Tinney, Ruth Towes, Rowena, Vinent-Nordin There was a packed house Yvonne Raw and Diane Faux sale on Oct. 28 and Our Executive: Brian Marchant,Joanna Schwarz, Rose Marie Carreras, JaniceWoida for the premiere of the made and Diane has also taken on are being accepte Murial S hep hard. in Squamish movie Treasure the task of making sure each library this week, b Directors: Raye Ryan,Todd Mader, Colleen Koop, George Furniss, Rob Kirkham, Lorne Mountain on Oct. 14. It was actor has just the right cos- no encyclopedias, Campbell & Carol Grolman. heartening to the producers, tume for the play. Lisa Digests or textbooks. Adriane Polo and Dan Hamilton is in charge of the 0.. THANK ALL HSPAA MEMBERS FOR THEIR SUPPORT DURlNGTHE 2000-2001 S Cassell and the cast and film sets and a recent Howe Celebratingafirs Annual AGM - 8:30 pm Sat., Nov. 3th, 200 I at Pause Cafe crew to receive wonderful Sound Secondary School on Oct. 24 is Alexa accolades for a job well done. graduate; Michael Hewitt is 0.. For $ I5 membership renewal call Rose Marie Carreras @ 604-898-9404 or mail to PO. Two more previews are responsible for the lightning. The West Coast liai Box 365, GH.,VON I TO, renewal form print-outs also available at www.hsma.org planned for today, Saturday, Many other volunteers are Heritage Park is g Oct. 20 in the Eagle Eye also involved in this produc- ready for Hallowe Community Theatre at 4:30 tion. The play will also be ever popular and 7 p.m. with tickets avail- presented on Nov. 1,2 and 3 Express will able at the door at $8 for and for all dates, the doors evenings from F adults and $5 for seniors and open at 7:30 p.m. with show- 26 through Tues students. time at 8 p.m. There will be a from 6 to 8 p.m. 0.0 special two for one matinee 31 from 4 t Blessings Unlimited is at 2 p.m., Nov. 3. Tickets at whole packag holding a sale for charity $10 for adults and $8 for train ride, today, Oct. 20 and Sunday, seniors and students are exhibits and t Oct. 21 across from available at Billie's Bouquet, per person or t council ley Mercer. raffle winners from Hillto to master le m~:c/ CONTINUED FROM PAGE A12 Health Food Heaven for the iron table lantern, Winners for the raffle donation of aromatherapy clock and a bo were: 1st - doll, trunk and oils. On Wednesday, Oct. 24 Carolan's. Tickets wardrobe was won by Eva join the residents for the each at the nurse's stati Rittberg; 2nd - wooden Sing-a-Long and Halloween Tantalus Seniors Cen iewelrv box won bv lean partv - come in a costume coming Thursday Thurs Nov 15th 7:30pm. Youthful Musical Talent-Eagle Eye Theatre McKirkon and 3rd a kd)oin in the fun. Bonnie is the popular Sou Tues Nov 20th 7:OOpm. Choral Evening-Squamish Baptist Church (donation) Norman Rockwell plate has another great raffle Sandwich day start Thurs Nov 22nd 8:OOpm. Parade of talented artists-all disciplines-($IO/8) was won by Maureen going which will be drawn 11:30 a.m. Just $4 for a Fri Nov 23th 8:OOpm. Parade of talented artists-all disciplines-($IO/8) Gilmour. Thanks to all who on Friday, Oct. 26 at 2 p.m. of delicious home Sat Nov 24th 8:OOpm. Singer Songwriters in the Round ($ I4112) supported this raffle. Prizes include a hand-made soup, a sandwich Highland Video Mostly Books Garibaldi Graphics lap blanket, two hand coffee and a goodi Hilltop House: A big thank- painted wooden plaques, a you to Jack Fowler from basket of goodies, a cast Tickets Available at Highland Video*Mostly Books.Billies Bouquet For more information visit our website: www.hspaa.org I for the best ...' HOWE SOUND PERFORMING ARTS ASSOCIATION Sales, parts and service? These guys really know what COMING EVENTS 2001 they're talking about! centre. Potluck dinner is 2nd Annual Howe Sound u p.m. Music Festival March 3rd - 14 Please note whist is Adjudicated Festival Dependable Fridav evenines at 7:30 p Piano,Voice, Choral & Band Tantahs WalkGg Club: in-home coming Thursday, Oc DR. s it's a Smoke Bluff A STARSEARCH * service. Meet at the climber's P ing lot off Loggers Lafl 0: 10 a.m. for a walk to Smoke Bluffs (hilly). MONl I Serving the Sea to Sky Corridor and the North Shore since 1955: more details phone ...... Le5 NEW at 604-898-1628. I I .COMBINED...... APPLIANCE CENTRE Condolences to the fa 1400 Marine Drive, North Van. Open 6 days. of Frank Wheeler, I 604-892-2251 or Toll Free: 1-888-81 1-2251 passed away this weekl t in-gooc cs for ublic Lj Lo t ula tio ns !? and 29. ngra 1 0 P cepted i :ek, but on the opening of dias, Rei tbooks. Don Ross Secondary School. 0. w,:: 3 first bir the new library was IAN JACQUESITHE CHIEF .:.:.:.:...... :::::::::...... lexandra ...... ::A::::: QUALITY PRODUCTS & MlATERLALS Don Ross cuts the ribbon to officially open Ecole Secondaire Don ...... :.:.:.:...... 0. er principal Tom ...... :.:.:.:. Ross Seconda y School Tuesday night. ;g;$.:.:.:.:. Helping You To Build It Better1 Ioast lia served as master of cer- ...... I SQUAMISH ies for the evening system for all these years.” school,” said DRS principal WHISTLER PEMBERTON .k is g( 892-355 1 oween ar cing speakers which Ross was presented with a Rick Smith. “They have lived 332-3620 894-5812 39008 Dla#av@rrmr 1350 UPIM me aa. 7450 rrosmcl SI. r Hobg Superintendent of small drum and native carv- through all of the construc- a. IMwFhl?8l’ll ill or Linda Rossler, ings.from Gwen Harry May tion for two years and there I Friday, Harris and Dale Harry dur- is no question it has all been iesday, 0 ing a Squamish Nation pre- worth the wait. n. and or senta tion. ”Now more than 400 kids ) 6 p.m. Illes, Marchant’s He even drummed along have the space and facilities ge inch when Dale presented a tradi- in a fantastic learning envi- Hallo tional song as a welcome ronment. ” reats is jL and thank-you to honour the $10 per f; ur new school,” said stu- opening of the school. t council president Following a ribbon cutting ley Mercer. ”We were by Ross, a beautiful eagle illtt ! to master learning in a craving, done by Uclulet ptruction zone and that is chainsaw carver Terry ntern, a rxperienceI that we soon McKinnon, which will be on a bottlc ft forget. We can all take display in the entrance to the ckets arl le in this facility and as school was unveiled, guests rse’s stati lents we now have to live got a chance to tour the new Help avoid power interruptions. Arrange to remove dangerous trees. s Centre: to those higher learning school and take a first hand I ,day (Oct ?cta tions. ” look at some of what Don ar Soup m honoured to be here to Ross Secondary has to offer. Most power interruptions are caused by trees or y startin gnize a man that I have Besides the new multi-pur- branches falling on or touching power lines. These can the pride of knowing for pose room, where the cere- $4 for a 1 be avoided through preventative pruning or removing hornen ’e than 40 years,” monies took place, DRS has wich, tei iams said. ”We are a new date-of-the-art weight hazardous trees. Keeping trees and branches away from Soodie. c ded into different cultur- room that rivals any fitness power lines will also reduce electrical hazards which friend. roups, but thanks to the centre, a new counseling can endanger you and your property. 27 there mitment of community centre, learning assistance n party a ers like Don Ross, our room, new science and com- You can do your part by monitoring the trees on your munity has been pulled will be PI puter labs and of course the property. Look for trees that are unhealthy, are weak from t decor1 [her as one. This school Margaret Marchant Library. the best fitting tribute to all that ”I think first and foremost injury or have unstable root systems. Also, watch for are $5 stands for and what he this night is a big relief for overhanging, structurally weak or damaged branches. rchased done in the education the staff and students of this : dinner is If a tree or branch jeopardizes the electric service wire to your house, arrange for a certified tree service to whist is assess the problem. If a tree poses an immediate risk ;s at 7:3Q ARIBALDI DENTAl CLINIC to power lines, or if you have any questions or safety mg Club: 1 ;day, Od DR.SHELDON GOXDBERG concerns, please give us a call at 1800 224-9376 Bluff ~‘i AND ASSOCIATES (1 800 BCHYDRO) or visit www,bchydro.com imber IS pi Ggers Lant OFFICEHOURS: walk to‘ MONDAY- FRIDAY9-5 THE POWER IS YOURS (hilly). BChydro uIm ?hone Le5 NEWPATIENTS WELCOME 3. A0 1-609 to the fafl 604-892-3441 heeler, Iv ?is weekl 4 A16 ktrrby W 20,2001 THE CHIEF .. I Joh prove in i 4N JACQUI 41~1:STAFF WI The HOW World Famous Iackets ll0Ol Sour w its mo ng streak c ;t Friday. .% Waterproof {ut it wa: Removeable Fleece Lining ilted Flannel SI irts Q # Snap Front Assorted Colours oversize and talk extra Steel Toe and Plate Hiker 6" Height 0 Waterproof Cotton T Skirts 0 Nitrle Rubber Sole 0 Rubber Toe Bumper Asst. colours !me was nevc oversize extra Barsby added 1 the half to gl 4 1-0. Two more tc fcond half, 01 i Ipalm 4 Steel Toe & Plate N JACQUES IIEF STAFF WIUTEF he Palm anc lours at the Kamik Insulated 1 a in p i o n s h i p s iwaii. alm finished Steel Toe tk ' women's 60 Plate Rubber 46:55. 0th athletes w Boots. :e at Hawaii. jlrn qualified ladim Ironm 'August, whi nks to his luc Kamik Insulated nt. wMMxb\\. Soft Toe fJxMMMw!P4llwMx\\\* WJ4lJ141414 Rubber wMMMM3% Boots 1998 Tra Four dc 4x4, A1 Brakes, h Station Mall-604-8'92-5 Miser Sale Ends Oct 27th $13,46 ,. ,, 3 .' ..', - John Barsbv proves its might in the mud 4N JACQUES HIEF STAFF WRITER The Howe Sound Secondary Pop Concert :hool Sounders football squad w its modest one-game win- Members of the Squamish ng streak come to a muddy end Figure Skating Club will be pre- sented a ”Pop Concert” this jt Friday. 3ut it wasn’t from a lack of Tuesday at the Brennan Park fort. Arena. ifter a 13-0 win over Moscrop This is a practice competition pt. 28 in their final exhibition for the club’s competitive me, the Sounders dropped a skaters. All skaters competing in -0 game to the John Barsby the coming season including first lldogs Oct. 12 on a muddy time competitors to the experi- Id at Squamish Elementary enced senior skaters will be skat- ing in costume to their music. 1001. he Bulldogs showed why they This is a free show that is guar- anteed to entertain and the pub- 1 the defending Double A qsity champs with a punishing lic is welcome to attend anytime ining game mixed in with a between 3 - 5:30 p.m. id passing attack that had the Registration for Cans ka te, inders defense back on their Junior Figure Skating and Is at times. Competitive programs will also Irsby led 6-0 after the first be ongoing at the arena during this event. rter after a nifty 20-yard catch IAN JACQUES/TI-IE CHIEF For more information regard, IY receiver Jordan Davies from The \ohiz Barsby Bulldogs and the Hoiue Soziizd Soiriiders bnttled it oirt OH the gricliroii lost Friday oftemooi1. Ing registration of skaters cal jiarterback Eric Isenor. . continued their offen- third and fourth quarters, gave was also injured. up today,’’ said Barsby head Donna at 604-898-5529. after their defense Barsby their second win in the ”I was teaching him the offen- coach Rob Stevenson. ”I have Check out The Chief sports cked Howe Sound in the end regular season. sive plays that we used at yester- nothing but accolades for Howe iext week for a feature story on Bhe for a safety, making the Howe Sound found life difficult day’s practice,” said head coach Sound. They are very tough kids (eegan Murphy and other bore 8-0. whenever they touched the ball Rex Reece. “I knew that offen- and you can tell that they’ve been Squamish skaters as they burn enor made it 15-0 on a 35-yard as the squad was using its third- sively it was going to be a tough very well coached and they work up the ice at home and away. mble down the sidelines on a string quarterback. day for us and our defence had to hard.” rth-down gamble and the Usually a running back, Russell step it up. I thought our defence Howe Sound continued their e was never in doubt. Jacob took over as the team’s sig- played very strong and really regular season schedule with a barsby added another score late nal caller as the Sounders’ first stepped it up. This is a solid pro- game against Ballenas yesterday 1 the half to go into the breakup string QB Jordan Ritchie injured gram and these guys are defend- (Oct. 19). 1-0. his shoulder in the exhibition ing champs.” Their final home game of the A quarter century of Squarnish Two more touchdowns in the win. ”Certainly I’m happy with the season is next Friday, Oct. 26 as Road Runs will be celebrated Land half, one in each of the The second-string quarterback result - our guys really stepped they play Windsor at 3:15 p.m. next Sunday morning. a The 25th annual Squamish 1 Road Run is set for 9 a.m. at Howe Sound Secondary School on Oct. 28. PalmI and Wadge triumphant at lronman Hawaii The event is one of Squamish’s I IN JACQUES The split times for Palm were k40.59 in the quite unique. Heading in I wanted to enjoy oldest sporting events and the IIEP STAFF WIUTER 3.8-km swim, 8:09.01 in the 180-km bike ride the event, finish and come back injury-free. community is invited to partici- . and 4.45.58 in the 42.2-km marathon run. Now I know what I’m up against for next pate to keep the tradition alive. viae Palm and Patrick Wadge carried local Her age-division winning time was one year. I get an automatic entry back next year You can participate in many lours at the World Ironman Triathlon hour ahead of second place finisher American and if I can secure some sponsorship money different ways in either the 5-km lampionships Oct. 6 in Kailua-Kona, Mary Nathan and nearly two hours ahead of then hopefully I can go back and improve on or the 10-km event. iwaii. third place finisher American Bobbie my results.’’ You can run collectively against alm finished first out of seven athletes in Williams. The men’s pro division was won by fellow competitors or for a per- 2 women’s 60-64-age division in a time of “It was an unbelievable experience - one American Tim deBoom at tk31.18. sonal best time. You can jog with :46:55. that I won’t soon forget,” Palm said. ”The Switzerland’s Natascha Badmann won the friends or you can run with your 10th athletes were making their first appear- wind was the worst that I’ve ever experi- pro women’s title at 9:28:59 with Victoria’s cids. :e at Hawaii. oenced. Lori Bowden second at 9:32:59. Entry forms are available at aim qualified for the Hawaii event at the ”It made the race very hard, a lot harder Wadge finished the event in a time of Club Flex, Dream Fitness, nadian Ironman Triathlon in Penticton in than I expected. 12:02:53 in the men’s 25-29-age division. Squamish Marketplace IGA, 2 August, while Wadge received an entry ”Being a Canadian up there was really The split times for Wadge were 1:19:31 in the Brennan Park Recreation Centre nks to his luck in a lottery draw- for the something special. Also to know that I was swim, 6:30:36 on the bike and 4:08:40 in the and Sea to Sky Ocean Sports. !n t. representing Squamish and Whistler was run. With just a little over seven Robertson added a goal and (ockev 1 minutes to go in the period, two assists. Ashton Robertson broke Jay Aseltine had free down the left hand side assists for the Bruins, of the rink, put a few nifty Justin Glen and Brent moves past the Bruins‘ Morrison each had an defence and slid a low shot on the Bruins goals. past King to put the Red e.. Wings up 3-0 after the first John Beatty helped The Howe Sound Men’s period. the Predators’ attack Hockey League got off to a The Red Wings made it 4-0 goal and two assists in t rousing start Wednesday just 10 seconds into the sec- second game of the night. night with a twin bill of ond period as Jesse Barden The Predators opened up exciting action. scored his first of two goals 3-0 lead after the first Lil Enzo’s Red Wings start- on the night. on goals by Beatty, ed the night with a 6-2 win ‘ The Bruins picked up the Wills and Todd Watson. over the Panago-Grizzly pace and were finally Miles Rosser who Bruins, while the Black Tusk rewarded for their efforts once and set up the seco -TERM OURS . BANKS SAVINGS Realty Predators picked up with a goal five minutes into goal led the Flyers. Ja 6 Mo. Closed 4.39*% 5.50% 1.11% I Year 4.04*% 5.15% 1.11% a 6-2 win over the the period from Troy Robertson added the seco 2 Year 4.70% 5.95% Heliriggen Flyers in the G odard. goal for the Flyers. 3 Year 5.15% 6.40% nightcap. The Bruins kept pouring it Other Predator goals w 4 Year 5.49% 6.75% The Red Wings scored on and cut the lead to 4-2 on to Watson in the seco 5 Year 5.80% 7.05% Authorired broker for: early and often in the open- a goal by Bruce Brydon,.but period, Aaron Ramage a 7 Year 6.20% 7.65% Bank of Montmal ing frame as Brad Cameron the Red Wings put the game Graham Newell. 10 Year 6.60% 8.25% 145% Scotiabattk scored just a little over a away on Barden‘s second Paul Savage was solidi Bank Prime 5.25% *CMHC Financing HSBC minute in. goal of the period. After net for the Predators with 6 Year Variable Rate starting at 3.00 % Toronto Dominion Bank Duncan McDougall fol- King mishandled the puck, number of acrobatic sav SQUAMISH: (604) 898-5 164 Citizen’s Bank lowed the Cameron goal Barden found himself alone Week one action conti Fax (604) 898-9152 CIBC with a marker three minutes in front of the Bruins goal last night (Oct. 19) as and fired one into the empty Bruins battled the F1 TOLL FREE: Canada/USA: 1-877-932-2688 And many more! later to build a 2-0 lead. Fccs p;i~hIcto t tic iiiorrgage im)lier aiid/or Iciidei- Goaltender Norm King net. Mike Chapman added a after press deadline. Fax 1-877-932-2690 Iliity IK’ cliarged. made a couple of key saves late insurance goal to round Tonight (Oct. 20 sign up forRateAlertat www- to keep the Bruins in the out the scoring. Predators play the R to get einailed whenever contest as both teams traded Barden led the way for the Wings at 8:30 p.m. and th scoring opportunities later Red Wings with two goals on Sunday the Red Win in the first. and one assist, while play the Flyers at 935 p. CdkT Pool and Spa Men’s Soccer League Blue Burners 632 17 Division 5 Boys 3) Graham Shea (Mamquam) ntiy form. Team 4 - 0 1990 Girls Standings as of Oct. 14/2001 Red Warriors 513 13 Team 2 - IO et ready tc Green Machine 514 0 2 Senior Boys I) Jamey Wessels (Brackendale) Teani G W I, 1’ GF GA Pts Team 7 504 I 1 Team 3 - I Blue Guys - 0 2) Victoria Whitney (Myrtle Philip) A ms t c rd ii m 6 6 0 0 20 8 18 Team 8 505 0 0 Team Yellow - 4 Team 5 - 3 3) Michelle Rosser (Valleycliffe) Khalsa 6 4 2 0 24 12 12 Division 7 Boys G W L T Pts 1988-89 BOYS Orangc Crush 6 4 2 0 20 10 12 Strikers 550 0 10 Howe Sound Elementary Cross Country 1 ) Skyler Flavelle (Brackendale) Longhorn Pub 64 20 IO 8 12 Cobras 531 17 Running Finals (Oct. 11/2001) 2) Joe Heywood (Squamish) Ellis Moving 63 30 15 13 9 Green Goblins 521 26 1993 Boys Heat 1 3) Will Miller (Pemberton Secondary) Carncy’s 35 6240 14 14 6 Isolators 522 15 1) Kai Riess (Signal Hill) 1988-89 Girls Cliffsidc Pub 61 50 6 25 3 Spitfires 522 15 2) Lawrence Monroe (Valleycliffe) I) Crystal Goodwin (Pemberton Secondary) Brew Pub 60 60 4 23 0 Scorpions 523 0 4 3) Peter Dunkley (Brackendale) 2) Alyssa Franklin (Brackendale) Blue Devils 503 2 2 1993 Girls Heat 1 3) Lauren Hughes (Mamquam) Scores for Week #6 (Oct. 14) Team 3 504. 1 I 1) Lauren Rosser (Valleycliffe) Blue Line Khalsa 3 Ellis Moving 2 Division 5 Boys G W L T Pts 2) Kendel Beescroft (Squamish) 2001 Royal- Victoria Marathon (Oct.7) Longhorn Pub 2 Carncy’s 35 0 Blue Punks 330 0 6 3) Hayley Goodgrove (Valleycliffe) .Due to some editing problems a few name! bntries. Con Orilngc Crush 2 Brew Pub 0 Strikers 321 04 1993 Boys Heat 2 were missed from last week’s results) Amstcrdam 3 Cliffisidc Pub I Team 3 211 02 I) Ian Kerr (Garibaldi Highlands) Team 2 312 0 2 2) Mark Smith (Myrtle Philip) Half Marathon Wcck #7 gaincs (Oct. 2 1 ) Team 4 303 0 0 3) Max Horner (Myrtle Philip) Len Clarkson - 277 (1 :40:47) POU’RE IN\ Orange Crush vs Ellis Moving Senior Boys G W L T Pts 1993 Girls Heat 2 Colin Eves - 310 (1:42:01) Amsterdam vs Longhorn Blue Guys 321 04 I) Samantha Butts (Garibaldi Highlands) Gayle Lewis - 75 1 ( I :54:16) f to join ou Carncy’s 35 vs Khalsa Team Yellow 321 04 2) Kayley Verbeek (Garibaldi Highlands) Carlene Montgomery - I350 (2:06:54) i”’Fontestant, r Brew Pub vs Cliffsidc Pub Team 3 321 04 3) Sydney Platz (Valleycliffe) lunko Murakami - 1837 (2:27:08) Team 5 312 0 2 1992 Boys Heat 1 5-km run Irading privill Sq uamis h Youth Soccer Association Standings Team I 202 0 0 I) Jack Cubbon (Garibaldi Highlands) 4ndrea Kardos - 665 (50:03) as of Oct. 16/2001 2) Hans Schranz (Signal Hill) ,ois Lemieux - 442 (45: 18) SILVER ME1 Squamish Youth Soccer Association Results 3) Connor Russell (Signal Hill) Junior Girls G w L *r Pts Oct. 13/2001 1992 Girls Heat 1 Squamish Men’s Oldtimmers Hockey Score $6.42 Rcd Devils 420 2 6 I) Reby Walser (Signal Hill) 3ct. 9 Raiders 9 Hawks 4 I 1 mailed repl Bluc Thundcr 421 15 Junior Girls 2) Claire Crapper (Signal Hill) 3ct. 11 Panago Stars 6 Tuggers 4 5 player tradl Violet Vipers 210 13 Green Grinders - 6 Violet Vipers - 2 3) Chelsea Norman (Signal Hill) 3ct. 13 Avalanche 5 Raiders 2 Pi ti k Poodles 311 13 Blue Thunder - 3 Team 5 - I 1992 Boys Heat 2 9ct. 14 Hawks 7 Greg Gardner Classics 4 Grcen Grinders 412 13 Red Devils - 1 Pink Poodles - 1 I ) Brenton Lynn (Garibaldi Highlands) lct. 15 Raiders 7 Tuggers 2 Tezm 5 303 00 Intermediate Girls 2) Logan Bennett (Garibaldi Highlands) lct. 16 Avalanche 9 Hawks 4 fyou wish tc Intermediate Girls G W L T Pts Team 1 - I Team 2 - 1 3) Connor Russell (Signal Hill) ippropriate t: Code Blue 631 28 Pythons - 1. Code Blue - 0 1992 Girls Heat 2 gorth Shore Ssecondary School’s Athletic ’LEASE NO Pythons 631 28 White-Outs - 3 Team 5 - 0 1) Alison McKeller (Garibaldi Highlands) Lssociation (NSSAA) results )Ptional. Em[ W hitc-Outs 532 0 6 Senior Girls 2) Mariah Hayward (Signal Hill) md Stat-Rite I Team I 613 24 Team 1 - I Team 4 - I 3) Trinady Sulyk (Signal Hill) ienior Boys soccer OU will recei ream 2 412 13 Made in Canada - 2 G-Ride - 1 1991 Boys )ct. 10 Carson Graham 3 Howe Sound I JOV. 12 ream 5 513 13 Division 9 Boys I) Jacob Melville (Brackendale) kt. 15 Howe Sound 3 Argyle 2 Senior Girls CI W L T Pts Tornadoes - 8 Green Machine - 0 2) Ethan Fairley (Myrtle Philip) kt. 17 Howe Sound 5 Handsworth 0 3-Ridc 431 06 Silver Strikers - 5 Team 8 - 4 3) Brandon Combs (Myrtle Philip) ream I 421 15 Blue Burners - 2 Team 7 - I 1991 Girls ienior Girls Field Hockey Made in Canada 422 0 4 Orange Crush - 2 Red Warriors - 1 1) Sydney Evans (Stawamus) kt. 17 Handsworth 7 Howe Sound 0 rRADlNG rcam 4 403 I I Division 7 Boys 2) Elisabeth Schranz (Signal Hill) Division 9 Boys G W L T Pts Strikers - 1 Team 3 - 2 3) Rebecca Bolkowy (Brackendale) lenior Girls Volleyball takes place Torn ii d oc s 650 I II Scorpions - 2 Isolators - 0 1990 Boys kt. 16 Chatelech 3 Howe Sound I Wing. Piaye 5 i lver Strikers 651 0 IO Blue Devils - 1 Green Goblins - I 1) Justin Bennett (Mamquam) hyer for gam hngc Crush 651 0 IO Cobras - 4 Spitfires - 2 2) Oliver McQuaid (Mamquam) ]xed, mailed ( 8. THE CHIEF Saturday, October 20,2001 63 - t ewee and Atom Eagles flying Youth v-ball is back Thursday more goals to go up 6-1. short. Scoring for the Burnaby last Friday. The Squamish Youth/ be played Thursday nights Sunshine Coast battled Eagles were Mark, Jorge The line of Oliver Community Services at Howe Sound Secondary a goal and IockeY wrapup: back and. put three late and Kelly. McQuaid, Carey Cunney- Volleyball League hits the School with a pair of games goals on the board, but it In goal for the Eagles was worth and Keegan Moore court Thursday night for at 7,7:45,8:30 and 9:15 p.m. Squamish Eagles wasn’t enough as Squamish Cole Burritt and he plaied provided two goals, while its fourth season. split between the two ee House squad paid a pulled away.to win 6-4. exceptionally in both games Colten Mahood contributed This year 16 teams repre- gyms- o Sechelt last Saturday The scoring for the Eagles on the weekend. a goal as well. senting 24 agencies in ”The original six teams came from Mark McKenzie 0.0 On Sunday, the Eagles Squamish will battle it out have formed a rules corn- Eagles dominated the with two, Kelly Laferriere, The Interfor Atom Rep picked up an impressive 5-1 in a 15-week regular season mittee to help over see the riod, but the Jared Neumann, Dustin Eagles soared during their win over New Westminster. with the top eight teams league operations,” said shine Coast squad made Morrison and Jorge first weekend of tiering Again a solid defensive making the playoffs. organizer Wael Audi. b ck in the second Madrigal each scored once. games last weekend. effort was led by Dustin Two new teams, Whiski ”We’ve made a few rule very physical, In its second game of the Led by the solid goaltend- Urdea and Nathan Roberge, Jack Resort and Western changes this year that will ! ; weekend, on Sunday ing of Brett Miller and while forwards Konrad Pulp, have joined 14 hopefully make the league mish up 2-1 evening, the Eagles did not defensive efforts of Dylan Sander, Jacob Melville, returning teams for the sea- more fair. I think everyone 1 ding into the final peri- fair quite as well. They Ackerman and Scott Hunter Nelson, Colin Hay son. is looking forward to the Eagles put the ham- stayed close to their oppo- Halvorson the Eagles won and Braeden Chapman All games this year will another great year.’’ down, scoring four nents, but came up a goal its season opener 3-2 in entertained the large crowd. rers.the secon laso-- S. goals w he secc WIN GREAT PRIZES IN THE image E as solid tors wit itic save i contini I 19) as the Fly BREAkAWAY HOCKEY POOL ne. 20) the I; I. and tl Red Wii .9:15 p.1 1 0 Jaromir Jagr WAS 1 OTeemu Selanne SAN 1 0 Joe Thornton BoS 1 0 Milan Hejduk ml 2 0 Mario Lemieux’ PIT 2 0 Jason Allison 60s 2 0 Martin Straka PIT 2 0 Marian Hossa on 3 0 Joe Sakic COL 3 D Alexei Kovalev PIT 3 0 Eric Lindros NYR 3 Cl Alexei Yashin NYF F 4 0 Patrik Elias MID 4 0 Paul Kariya ANA 4 0 Petr Sykora MID 4 OTony Amonte Ck 5 0 Mark Recchi PHI 5 0 Pave1 Bure FLO 5 0 Mat Sundin TOR 5 OMike Modano DAl .. to the Break - Away 2001/2002 Hockey Pool where 6 0 Peter Forsberg COL 6 Doug Weight STL 6 Bill Guerin Bos 6 0 Zigmund Palffy LO: Ninning is easy. 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Expressed plea- 8. Hasty pudding ential people it could mean a big pro- bit too much lately, Leo. It’s time to share aren’t going exactly how you expected, - sure 9. St. Francis of - textured fruit motion. Put your high energy to good use. the wealth and stop admiring your reflec- doesn’t mean that they won’t turn out for 40. Mongrel 55. Czar tion in the mirror. Pay attention to those the best. Be sure not to make hasty deci- 10. A complex red Sports activities will help you to eliminate 41. Supernatural 56. Identical the stress and tension you feel at work. individuals who would benefit most from sions because you’ve been known to jump organic pigment con- beings your company. Buy gifts for children and . the gun in past circumstances. taining iron - ‘I’aurus -April 21/May 21 senior citizens you know to show a gener- 42. Befools 11. Opposed to a You’ll find you need to have patience with ous spirit. Capricorn - Dec 22/Jan 20 43. Flour policy loved ones, Taurus. You may try to sort A close friend will ask to borrow some- 45. School organiza- 12. Thailand things out by talking openly about your Virgo - Aug 24/Sept 22 thing valuable of yours, Capricorn. It’s tion 15. Vascular tissues concerns. You should consider connecting You’ve had a nagging feeling about some- best to carefully consider if you want to 47. Annoy 21. Malaysian with old friends who can offer an open ear one close to you for a while, Virgo. Your lend out this cherished item -your friend 48. In a way, decays to your problems and help you sort suspicions will turn out to be correct. Yet, is not known for being responsible. You through family squahhles. Expect some as much as you want to share this infor- may feel a bit under the weather by hig II~WSby the end of‘the week. mation with others, it’s best to keep it Wednesday, making work a challenge. your deep, dark secret for a while or else it Stick it out until Friday. Gemini - May 2WJune 21 could backfire on you. Concentrate on Sonieorie you thought you were close to is work to keep your mind busy. Aquarius -Jan 21/Feb 18 not !wing honest with you, Gemini. You Your quest for thc morally right gets you had better start asking questions before Libra - Sept 23/0ct 23 into some hot water at work, Aquarius. it’s too late. I3e prepared for a confronta- Money is a little short this week, Libra, so Not everyone agrees with your lofty ideas tion on Wednesday when the truth will you’ll probably have to spend your and you step on a few toes on your road to finally be discovered. You’ll need to keep evenings at home. You won’t be bored, righteousness. Take a subtler route next the information learned a secret from oth- however - a special someone is bound to time and you’ll find more people will be ers. drop by for a visit and to keep you compa- receptive to what you say. ny. Keep some romantic movies nearby. Cancer - June 22/.July 22 Scorpio - Oct 24/Nov 22 Pisces - Feb 19/March 20 It’s tinic to pursue your creative dreams, You are able to look at things from a dif- Observation can be your greatest teacher Cancer. You shouldn’t stop doing the ferent perspective, Scorpio, which sparks this week, Pisces. Don’t get nervous with things you love just because they haven’t creative ideas for a large work project. your new job, you’ll catch on faster if you heen lucrative. Put the past behind you The higher-us will be singing your praise learn by imitation. An evening get-togeth- and expect that success with ventures is by Thursday when a power lunch could er with friends will lead to more than just just around the corner. Work will be hec- lead to financial gain. Your prosperity will interesting conversation. tic hit rewarding as long as you keep your come in handy for home improvements. t \ ABC News News El Movie: * * x “Liar Liar” (1997) Jim Carrey. 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NWSB 9:OO IJudy News El CBSNews News@ Entertain Hollywood Survivor: Africa (N) CSI: Crime Scn Agency (N) News @I Late Show ' ' All cla! be prl Che M b The Moilbox Reguht 3 Li Each Addii Rgulir 3 lir $2.00 01 Thr 9:OO 0 @ (D Q t t t x "The Truman Show" (1998, Comedy- 10:30 t t t "Mystic Pizza" (1988, Comedy-Drama) Annabeth Gish. @ t tx"Shooting Fish" (1997, Comedy) Dan Futterman. A medical 1O:OO @a t t It "Flatliners" (1990, Suspense) Kiefer Sutherland. Drama) Jim Carrey. A man learns that his world is one continuous TV Three waitresses cope with the trials of modern romance. student becomes involved with two likable crooks. school siudents make trips past the threshold of death. program. 1053 [D t t t "Deceived" (1 991, Suspense) Goldie Hawn. An art m t t x "Bitter Sweet" (1933, Drama) Anna Neagle. A dancer finds m t t x 'Ice Palace" (1960, Drama) Richard Burton. Edna Fe "Demon in the Bottle" expert searches for her husband's true identity. her violinist-husband is a compulsive gambler. Q t t t "The Court-Martialof Billy Mitchell" (1955, Drama) Gary 11:OO a t t t 'Breaking the Waves" (1996, Drama) Emily Watson. A 1030 t t "Ernest Scared Stupid" (1991, Comedy) Jim Varney. Cooper. A man fights too hard for what he feels is the truth. paralyzed husband tells his wife to sleep with other men. Ernest unleashes an evil troll from its ancient tomb. 9:15 t t t "Hoffa" (1992, Biography) Jack Nicholson. Based on 11 :50 a t t t 'The Breakfast Club" (1 985, Comedy-Drama) Emilio the life of labor leader James R. Hoffa. Estevez. Five teen-agers make strides toward mutual understanding. prostitute's secrets turn her world into a nightmare. terrorizes his unsuspecting adoptive parents. 1O:OO a@t t t x "Now, Voyager" (1942, Drama) Bette Davis. A psy- chiatrist helps a sheltered spinster blossom. @ t t "The Temp" (1993, Suspense) Timothy Hutton. A temporary 12:OO 6]Q t tx"The Quick and the Dead" (1995, Western) Sharon train. secretary kills her way up the company ladder. MONDAY, OCTOBER 22,2001 - EVENING Stone. A female gunslinger enters a deadly quick-draw competition. t t t x 'Seven" (1995, Suspense) Brad Pitt. A killer dispatches his FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26,2001 - EVENING victims via the Seven Deadly Sins. 9:OO b t t t t "Around the World in 80 Days" (1956, Adventure) WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24,2001 - EVENING 10:30 ID t t t 'Batman" (1989, Adventure) Michael Keaton. The David Niven. Based on Jules Verne's novel about a globe-trotting Brit. Caped Crusader vows to rid Gotham City of the Joker. 9:15 t t t 'Cliffhanger" (1993, Adventure) Sylvester Stallone. A 9:OO Q t t x "Payback" (1999, Suspense) Me1 Gibson. A betrayed 11:15 B t t x 'Cat's Eye" (1985, Horror) James Woods. A mysterious mountaintop rescue becomes a hunt for stolen money. thief launches a single-mindedquest for revenge. cat links three macabre Stephen King stories. 1O:OO a "Switching Parents" (1993, Drama) Joseph Gordon-Levitt. A 'Demon in the Bottle" 12:OO Q@ t t 'Celebrity" (1998, Comedy-Drama) Hank Azaria. A boy sues to terminate his parents' custodial rights. a t x "Fatal Beauty" (1987, Drama) Whoopi Goldberg. A police- writer stumbles through encounters with famous people. a t t t "Corridor of Mirrors" (1948, Mystery) Eric Poriman. A woman @Q t t t 'Saturday Night Fever" (1977, Drama) John Travolta. A discovers her new husband is planning a murder. man's only escape from his humdrum existence is dancing. 11 :00 .) t x "Stonewall" (1995, Drama) Guillermo Diaz. A gay man &j * t "Death Hunt" (1981, Adventure) Charles Bronson. A Mountie gets caught up in the 1969 Stonewall riot. crosses Canada while hunting a murder suspect. 11:15 a t tx"Vigilante Force" (1976, Adventure) Kris Kristofferson. ry Swedes emigrate to Palestine. Two brothers face off in a corrupt California boomtown. 10:30 a t t t "Westworld" (1973, Science Fiction) Yul Brynner. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21,2001 - EVENING 11 :45 t t x "Second Chorus" (1940, Musical) Fred Astaire. Two Computer-run robots at an adult playground go berserk. musicians compete for a prestigious gig. 11:30 aQ t t t "Karaktef (1997, Drama) Fedja Van Huet. A man 9:00 *Jenifer" (2001, Drama) Laura San Giacomo. Sisters rally 1200 610 ** "The Sister-ln-Law"(1995, Suspense) %anna Reed. struggles to escape the shadow of a sadistic father. obnoxious businessman joins a snobbish country club. to raise awareness about Lou Gehrig's disease. A woman seeks to even the score for a childhood tragedy. 12:OO QQ t t * "Under Siege" (1992, Adventure) Steven Seagal. A 1030 113 t t t 'Out of the Past" (1947, Drama) Robert Milchum. @ Q t t t "Out of Sight" (1998, Drama) George Clooney. A US. Navy cook thwarts a plot to hijack a battleship. mer detective tries to escape old mob ties. marshal falls for an escaped con she must capture. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23,2001 - EVENING a t t t "Spirits of the Dead" (1968, Horror) Brigitte Bardot. Three t t cj "The Karate Kid, Part Two" (1 986, Drama) Ralph Macchio. stories based on the works of Edgar Allan Poe. While visiting Okinawa, Daniel battles his mentor's foes. 9:OO @ t t x The Quick and the Dead" (1995, Western) Sharon 8 * t 'Across the Tracks" (1991, Drama) Rick Schroder. A high- 0 t t t "Selena" (1997, Biography) Jennifer Lopez. Based on the life Stone. A female gunslinger enters a deadly quick-draw competition. school track star's scholarship dream is threatened. and brief career of the murdered singer. a t t t x "Green Card" (1990, Comedy) Gerard Depardieu. 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Job descrip 7 driver req’d. for local pas- rertiser requesting space thot the liability Dorothy. The nurses, aides 95, suspense) RESPONSIBLE tion includes: Production of pet ani mger service. Class 4 license, ts on a hijack@ he poper for errors occurring in the pub- id volunteers are really one of A NEW CAREER? Train to be an THING TO DO. sports items, shipping and receivin! 211 phone and well grocmed. ing of any advertisement shall be limited kind. Apa rtment/ Condo miniu m Ma nag e r. of materials and finished products irward resume to; ,he amount paid for such advertisement. so thanks to George and Many jobs! Job placement assis- Send resume to: Box 2090, Squam x 604-898-4720 ildred McKenzie and Betty Squamish Funeral Chapel tance. All-Areas. Government Reg- ish‘, BC VON 3G0 or email rackendale,mail to; Box B.C. 183, VON 1 HO Reynolds. Af SCRlMlNATORY LEGISLATION: iller for assisting me through & Crematorium Ltd. istered Program. Information/ [email protected] fficult days. brochure (604) 681 -5456, 1-800-665- iertisers are reminded that provincial 604-898-5121 Whiski Jack Resorts is offerin1 son. A child u iecial thanks to the Auxiliary of 8339, www. rmti. c a. lCTRl CAL/I NSTRU M ENTATI 0 N islotion forbids the publication of any ‘I TI i~‘M c Kc n Fn I I ily ” Perm. P/T housekeeping. Exp. nec. John’s Anglican Church and zie i IY. A seductivl Iertisement that discriminotes agoinst any . Please fax resume 1-604-938-1458 veyman and apprentices. In- I those who sent cards, flow- r41240 General Employment trial electrical and instrumenta- son because of age, sex, race, y-Drama) Rot s and condolences. Heartfelt BOOKKEEPER REQUIRED. DOWN contractor immediately requires gion, ancestry place of origin It stand. color, 01 anks to my wonderful neigh- THE COUNTRY STORE TOWN firm providing bookkeeping lesman. Competitive wage and (I Dram accounting, and financial manage 999, ess the condition is justified by a bona iurs in Eagle Grove who have Position Available efit package. Please forward ice co~urnnisls ment services to Lower Mainlant : requirement for the work involved. en so caring. for mature Jmes to: Human Resources, Pyr- Drama) Tom businesses has an immediate full I rain forest 0; bd ‘bless you all. Part-time Sales Assistant. d Corporation, phone 780-955- time opening in Vancouver for ar :ie Mason. An IPY RIGHT: Sincerely, Resume accepted at: B. Fax 780-955-3032. Email: ub. lyright and or property rights subsist in all Denis DeSeck 38041 Cleveland Ave. experienced, motivated bookkeep pyramidcorportion.com. )bert Milchum er. Excel, Word, Simply Accountinc Qtisements and all other material IERAL SALES MANAGER required. required. Fax resume to 604-662. Access to a computer? Work at Alberta Metro Ford dealership. Lucra- J. Fox. A fami toring in this edition of The Chief. let them know your 8986 or email: [email protected] nission to reproduce wholly or in part home on-line. $500 - $1,50O/mo. P/T. tive buy in for right person. Full bene- tenstein” (194 wishes ahead of time. in any form whatsoever, must be k5,000+ F/T. Earn Big $$$ over winter season fits and pension. Remuneration on th three well*k I Driver’s with reliable vehicle for the lined in writing from the publisher. Any II wvw.reachablefreedom.com or qualifications. Send resume: Atten- 1-888-834-0565. corridor req‘d. 604-892-0292 tion: General Manager, #101, 18311 - :come proslili uthorized reproduction will be subject to Squamish: 604-81 5-4089 :04-892-3 683) 105 Ave., Edmonton, AB, T5F 2K9. iandra 6ulld me in low. Whistler: 604-905-5489 38121 2nd Avenue ire. 1240 General Employment 1240 General Employment 1240 General Employment 1240 General Employment 1240 General Employment 1240 General Employment MAKE THE BIG BUCKS! Power en- OFFICE POSITION. FOUR season -E gineering offers national opportuni- derness tourism ranch, 2 hours n ties, excellent starting salaries. 32 of Whistler. Bookings and travel ti Sea to Sky Community week program - write the ABSA In- contact Match clients with cust Health Council terprovincial fourth class certificate ized adventures, book clients, c exam. Gas process operations plete contracts, maintain marke Pemberton Health Centre Continuing Education Instructors component. Call 1-888-999-7882; system. Relocate. Start SlO/hr. Mi Capilano College Squamish Campus is w.fairvie wc olleg e. c om. experience and education desi MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGISI Fairview College, Alberta. Fax resumes: (250) 238-2241. A permanent part-time (0.6 FTE) position is available expanding its continuing education program starting Dec. 1, 2001. and is seeking part-time evening and weekend To qualify) you must have a diplomakertificate from an instructors for business, music, photography, accredited MLT program as an RT (General) and be IMPERIAL OIL @ registered with the CSMLS. art, cooking, alternative health, natural science Plant person for warehouse and office duties required Good general laboratory skills and the ability to work field excursions, interior design and career immediately with working knowledge of standard independently is required. Casual hours may also be upgrading. If you have the expertise and you're available at Whistler Health Care Centre and/or Squamish computer software. Some heavy physical work required. General Hospital for the successful applicant. interested in teaching in any of these areas, Good people skills an asset. Apply to: please contact: Judy Gerlach, Laboratory Manager This time position 8:OO a.m. pm in Squamish Robert Schuster at 604.872.5322 full - 4:30 Pemberton Health Centre and offers a competitive salary and benefits. Box 310, Pemberton, BC VON 2LO I: Capilano Apply with your resume by fax to: Phone: (604) 894-6939 Fax: (604) 894-6915 Email: [email protected] t.bc.ca I: College M. R. Smith Ltd. 604-892-531 1 A Career in Real Estate fyou arc 1 nsrirancc Real estate can provide excellent Sunrise career opportunities for those with trrting yo Japnese Restaurant the right aptitude and motivation Part-time ontact Co F FULL TIME levels. Windermere Sea to Sky Real nr informrr P delivery :inploy nici PART TIME FLOOR STAFF t. Estate offers advanced training and support for qualified new Ye crin cxb k Great Opportunities associates. To find out about a drivers niploymcr Busy local restaurant seeks two career in Real Estate call cactits so Geny Halstrom, Owner/Manager for wanted. bur OIIW hi part time team players. a personal and confidential meeting. Knowledge of and interest in I COMM W*€? Apply in Japa.nese food an asset. Sea to Sky Real Estate Squamish Ltd. person. Afternoon and evening shifts. 604-892-357 1 !!LDn*KT cfdc OUlKm WlMO Resumes in person only J or by fax: 604-898-2533. Apply in person at: 15 Tutr I t RETAIL Attn: Aki or George 1814 Garibaldi Wav nch tutor i sversation MANAGERS 'e info. call 25 Wor Lk you enjoy working as a team motivated in a public Coast dyman; ma SALES ASSISTANTS A#A setting? men we want to falk to you about joining our e Garibaldi 'net maki - -. POSTING Management Team for one of our Retail Locations in nce, fenc .. _. ..Wealth Opportunities are now available for ne Ullage of Whstlex e it. Also SI reliable and mature individuals who are Coast Garibaldi Health is seeking a second coordinator lows, hou: for the Sea to Sky Nee'dle Exchange. Under the general Duties I : and shop. available for FULL TIME or PART TIME supervision of Coast Garibaldi Health Public Health Nursing, Customer Service as required (You will be a working manager); afternoons and late night. as well as with.guidance from the Needle Exchange Steering Committee, the Coordinator will work together to assist in the Motivating your team to be the best sales people in Whistler; These positions offer planning and administration of a needle exchange program for Store displays, scheduling, banking, etc. as required: IV drug users in the Sea to Sky area. The coordinators will Inventory flow to and from store location; ADVANCEMENT OPPORTUNITIES provide harm reduction prevention services with a particular Communication with Warehouse, Head Office and other locations. EXCELLENT BENEFITS focus on Injection drug users to reduce the spread of HIV and PROGRESSIVE WAGES other communicable diseases such as Hepatitis. Qualifications: Specifically, the coordinators will deliver needle exchange Retail experience required; (which are reviewed twice annually). services, promote the safe recovery and disposal of used Supervisor experience an asset; needles, provide education and facilitate access to testing Please apply in person at: Basic knowledge of Computerized Till (POS system); and treatment for HIV and Hepatitis. The coordinators will Excellent communication skills; 38471 Cleveland Ave. provide needle exchange community education including t harm reduction throughout the corridor. Able to work as a team,but capable of making decisions; 110 Appli Squamish Willing to adjust work schedule as required r This position is 'part time, working a flexible schedule. The ipen Gurney 1 qualified applicant will be people oriented and able to write 0.. Ph.Vitamaster 604-898s and communicate well, have at least one year's clean time, Benefits: be interested in preventing HIV transmission and have Wages depending on experience; knowledge of substance abuse. They will also be able to deal Medical and dental packages; gcamplltt with persons in a non-judgmental manner and be security Flexible work schedule and Vacation Time; 'liba Sattelite cleared by the RCMP. staff discounts; rputer. 56K mc Submit application letter to: Regular wage reviews. led, $1,500 Ph. Marilyn Mclvor, Public Health Nursing Manager - /MONTH! n Coast Garibaldi Health PLEASE RESUME ]test deal in 202-4380 Lorirner Rd. M ts until 2002. E Whistler, B.C. WITH COVER LETTERTO 1. Call 1-888-8 VON 184 CHUCK KINGZETT (604) 932-2906 I v online 0.a.c. 604-932-3202 v.1 buckaday.c Actively supporting employmen t equity t Deadline: Nov. 2nd, 2001 $ProCompl yQualified co Sea to Sky Community Services Society requires a School Based me 4f'OfS; Pemberton Meadows Child Care requires a Senior Program Educator Drug & Alcohol Prevention Worker for maternity leave, starting late upgrades, I for it's Out Of School Care program. Candidates must have a Nod01 for up to one year. Qualifications required are; A diploma minimum of 2 years in the child care field, class 4 drivers licence in human services, counselling, or a related field, or the equivalent ,Ww.dosP & a school aged certificate of equivalent education/experience education and experience. Drug and alcohol training is required. D Free with school aged children. Must also have first aid certificate & ...... - criminal record check. At least one year's previous related work experience in a school environment. '0 a good hom Direct program delivery experience in the community social services sector with a uith gray marl )Id cat. 604-8 Hours of work: Monday - Friday 11:OO - 530 demonstrated working knowledge of community-based programs and related 1- For SaIc Rate of pay: $16.30 per hour provincial and community support services. -1 canvas hea Please submit resumes to: Audrie Gilson Wage: $20.9l/hr - 35 hours /wk ink. bike traile Manager of Childcare Services 8-4963 Please submit resume to: Nancy Routley -Iter Tires - I 38 144 Second Ave, 38 144 Second Ave, one season) $1 Box 949, Box 949, Jav cot. $20., Squamish, BC VON 3G0 Squamish BC VON 3GO Fax: 604-892-2267 Fax: 604-892-2267 ' ...... --* __ . .-. loyment 2060 For Sale Misc 30- 06 Rifle, like new. Plus Case anc I '81 Chev Catering truck. White, Ammo. $700. & two 22 rifles $200 i wheel drive, runs on propane, saft - iSun. Oct. 21 at 10 - 2 p.m. 1660 Ed- each. Call 604-898-1631 decal to Jan. 2002. 71,000 kn 1 I Davcare- Available Daycare Available :wards Rd. (off Reid Rd.) We have a ty Askina $5.500.OBO 604-898-9534 B! 4 mags-BMW wheels, mountec :lot of everything. Come and see. In B.C., any individual providing tires, $200. Call 604-898-9598. ENTREPRENEURS NEEDED! 5-10 pec care to three or more children no1 DOWNTOWN ple who desire up to $1200-$1500/rn related by blood or marriage to s d customer service skills re BITS AND PIECES NEW AND USEa Multi-family Sat., Oct. 20. 9:30 a.r PT or $Qooo-SWl/mo FT. Work fro1 the operator is required by law to FURNITURE, etc. 38205 Westwal :o 3:30 p.m. Marina Estates in the obtain a Community Care Facility home full support 99% financed oppoi Ave., Stawamus Mall, Valleycliffe 'ec centre. 1460 Pemberton Ave. license. This is to ensure the gram Open 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Mon. - Sat. tunity. www.successcycle.com/wcp. health and safety of children. A i GARlBALOl HIGHLANDS list of licensed childcare facilities I GREAT CANADIAN DOLLAR STOR ekend COSTUME RENTALS. By appoint. $at. Oct 20, at 1064 Glacier Viiw is available from the Health Unit. 0 franchise opportunities. With mor ment only. For more information call 18:OO am to 1:00 pm. Sports equi For more information on choos- LphY, than 100 stores in Canada, we offe 604-898- 1824. ' ,household, men's clothing, etc. ing licensed child care or on one of the most thrilling franchise opp icience Dog Kennel. 4 ft high by 8 ft. long, becoming a licensed childcare ;VALLEYCLIFFL around. To learn more, please visit ou Care provider, please contact the !er Wooden bottom, stainless steel :Moving sale. 37995 Magnolia Cre tvebsite at www.dollarstores.com a Quality licensed Licensing Officer, Coast Garibaldi I you're fencing and door. Heavy duty. $325. ;Sat., Oct. 20 10 a.m. to 3 p.n call us toll free at 1-877-388-0123. Community Health Services Call 604-898-5305 household items. Lots of free stuff programs for children Coast Societyat :as, s c/o Davis Pontiac Buick GMC Llrrrrrrrlrrrrlrrrl~l~~ Drive thru electric cable hoist, 3,000 of all ages. Caribaldi 604-892-2293. 115 W.T. Hill Blvd. S., Leth- Ib. lift. Single A frame on 4 wheels, idge, AB, TlJ 4T6. Fax 403-329- PAYDAY LOANS! BAD Credit? Nc out-of-school and kinders 1 $550. Wrought iron railing for sur 1015. deck or yard gates. 26' length by 36 Piano req'd for young student. :redit? No Problem. Borrow up ti New publicly funded laycare Available Are you height, $3.00 per ft. Call 604-898-418 you're moving and it's free. Pleas 5600 until payday. Have a job? Get i child care initiative - save call us. 604-898-3332 oan Guaranteed! 1 hour Approva full size canopy for '96 and old€ up co $1 1 OO.OO! self-motivated? I -866-3-PAYDAY 24 hrs/7 days preschool Grade On ford, like new $250.4 hsp, lawnmo\ 2120 Sports Equipmen! w.prldirect.com. er, $295. 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Flexible, no quotas. 1-800 Avai 1ab 1 e amily room plus den. 3 baths, fully armchair, beige pinstripes, grea 361 -4587 ext 9387, rs mced private backyard. A musf Child Directed Fun mploymcn t Insurance cond., $200.604-898-4078. cact'its so that you can star 3015 Childcare Available ee! Call 604-898-2016 to view. Cheryl 604-8925119 :d. Satellite dish and related hardwarc MI ur own business. For Sale: Downtown - !used). Dish is approx. 10-12 ft. ir Spaces avail. in licensed famill COMMUNITYFUTURE jiam. Submit offers and inquires tc Beautiful View 3 storey home. 6505 Apadments/Suites shad- in daycare. Valleycliffe area. Call Judl 6Bsg TcI: (604) h192-54f Summit Strata Mgmt. Ltd. at 604 1,000 sq. ft. suite ground floor. Roberts 604-892-9296 Great for home based business 2 bdrm. deluxe suite, with beautif Avail. Nov. 1st. 1 bdrm. in house, n. Fllx: (604) 892-521 105-0138 ext. 110. Tues.-Sat. from view. Garibaldi Highlands. N/S, N/ k00 a.m. or fax to 1-604-905-0134. or apt. rental. (Rental income, Dwtn. All inclusive, kitchen avail. 3020 Childcare Wanted $600.) 2nd and 3rd floor suite: 2 $800/mo. Avail. immed. Call 1-601 $300/mo. Ph. 604-892-8439. cfdc@aiount~in-interm Sofa hide-a-bed, $120. Wood coffec bdrm., 2 bath, large sundecks & 905-9584 or 1-604-915-0062 wchsite: cftlchs.co, P/T nanny for 2 small children in m\ Brackendale. 3 bdrm. rancher, ,able, $50. Kitchen table with 1 3 bdrm bsmt suite. $650/mo. N/ home. 2 - 3 days/week. Starting begin- family room. Large double working, tidy, clean person, Incl. :hairs, $60. Call 604-898-9106. Avail. immed. For more info. PIS.CE I315 Tutors ning of January. Ref's. 604-898-9833. carport, greenhouse and nice hydro, w/d. $450/mo. plus damage ICR, 4 head, good cond., $60. plus gardens. Vendor able to assist 604-898-8297. deposit. Avail Nov. 1. 604-898-2356 hch tutor available to help v\r nicrowave, white casing, goo0 with financing. Bachelor suite, bsmt level. L! 'nsversation and written work. I :ond. $20. 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All new Supei 178,000. To view call 604-892-9885. Incl. stove, fridge, reasona bli 66tl!j Townhouses for Rent appointed! 1-900-451-7070 it. Also spouse to do painti1 .umbermate 2000, larger capaci- aribaldi Highlands, great condition Avail. immed. 892-5310 days, 81: k2.95/minute 18t. ws, house/yard work. Ha ies, more options. Norwood Indus- (4)bdrm, I full updated and 2 half 8350 eves, 892-3373 msg. 3 bdrm. 1 1/2 bath, and carport k arid shop. Call 604-892-3427 ries, manufacture of sawmills, edg- Iths, eat-in kitchen, den, family rm, Laundry hook up. No pets. Ref's. " !rs and skidders. Free information. krm or 4th bdrm. Hardwood floor, 6508 Condos For Rent req'd. Phone 604-892-5672. ~~ ~~ 110 Education -800-566-6899, ext. 400.0T. ~~~ -~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~~~ !w fridge and d/w. Lrg yd. Friendly 3 bdrm. Emerald Place, end unit. 1 ;ELL IT QUICKLY! Use the most pow- ?ighbourhood. $232,000. 40438 2 bdrm. Diamond Head Place. To SUCCESSFUL WRITER wr 1/2 baths, 5 appls., N/S, N/P. ... 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Grea gas f/p. 5 appl., deck, garage, lg. ry-Whistler/Squamish. Visa, M/C. 1600 Vacation Spots pets are okay. Squamish location. Close to al storage, play area. Nov 15. $950/mo. pen Gurney fridge, good con quamish Firewood. 604-898-1761 amenities and golf course. Avail plus util. 604-649-4990 'IMESHARE RESALES. Worldwide THIS WON'T LAST LONG! Vitamaster electronic bik Ider, maple, birch. Delivery to Nov. 1. 604-961-8005 or 980-2524. . Ph. 604-898-2014 ;election. ERA STROMAN Since Sacrifice at $115,000. 8055 Cleaning b quamish and Whistler. Seasonsed Call Ian at 604-892-4826 979. CALL NOW! Buyers call 1-800- 'andard cord. Call 604-898-9301. 6540 Houses for Rent 13-7987. Sellers call 1-800-201- (no realtors please) Mature adult will come into your 075 Furniture 864. www. times ha reI in k. c om. 3 bedroom rancher, Downtowr home once a week and do light iba Sattelite laptop Pentiu io30 lots & Acreage area. $700/mo plus utilities. Avail, housekeeping or just spend time ~ ~~ ~~~ ~ K modem, 96 MB rar able immediately. Call 604-898-1711 with seniors or disabled that needs ght blue couch and chair. Excel- eautiful Gun Lake waterfront prop nt cond. Needs cleaning. $225. a little assistance. Call Diane 604- $$$ BIG PROFITS. US$6,000 could rty. 4 hrs from Vancouver. 100 fi hail. Nov. 1. 2 bdrm rancher locat. rass and glasstop table set with B15-4524. return US$45,000+. Call for report keshore on 1.12 acres, rd.acces: 2d at 18.5 Mile Upper Squamish Val- 1st brown chairs, $100. Call 604- deal in Canada. No pa' today, find out what market is ready 105,000. Ph. 1-604-988-1885 ey. 4 appls, woodstove and electric 12-8266. B315 Tree Services s until 2002. 800MHz Intel con for the next big move. Call now. 1- ieat, satellite. $800/mo. To view pis. /anted: ecologically sound, lanc :all 604-898-2845 Ive msg. 888-394-7672. arcel, ideally 1,000-6,000 acres bu ropping, limbing, and falling. Fully naller pristine parcels may bf hackendale 4 bdrm executive nsured. Free estimates. Call 604- insidered (Lions Bay to Pember iome. $1,45O/mo. Avail. immed. N/S, 398-5305. 410 Education 1410 Education :at ok. Call 604-513-3849. n). Goal is land conservancy anc 9105 Auto Miscellaneous Qualified Computer Services ivironmental development. Seri .g. 3 bdrm. upper floor of house. Lg. - JS buyer wants to act quickly ;undeck/fenced backyard, laundry. ?are '93 Jaguar Sovereign Sport. 3ased netree Realty Powell River Ltd., J/S preferred. Avail immed. -oaded, mint, new tires. Records. 604-485-7044 ;900/mo plus 1/2 util. 604-892-2306 ing late 61 6,900.604-375-6456 or 892-31 18. ploma Jewly renovated, large 4 bdrm., large '85 Ford Thunderbird, V6 auto., Affordable tuitions equals 3rd on private cul-de-sac. $l,OOO/mo. valent the very best training mounted snowtires, only 90,000 adrm. basement, Valleycliffe. Neal 11usutil. N/P, N/S 604-898-3008 kms. $1.150 604-898-1501. iired. OBO. We offer diplomas in: is/school. Avail. immed. 604-892. 'aradise Valley (near Jack Webster '85 Mazda 626. New fuel tank/2 ridge) 1 yr. old, 1,250 sq. ft. home, 5 nt. to a good home. Two black kil Esthetics & Skin Care - $3800 59 or 604-506-8725, tires/akel plus extra parts. $700. ppls. Naturism O.K. "No Pets Peri- vith a with gray markings.Plus a on1 includes nail techniques - 2 bdrm. Dentville, carport, cable OBO. Call 604-898-9334 old cat. 604-898-1028 cl. No dogs. Washeddryer hook- d". $750/mo. Ph. 604-898-2268 or l- Nail techniques - $ I850 04-530-3924. ted I. Call Don 604-892-3754 Electrology - $2000 idrm apt Westway Village. Fridge, 545 Housesitting we, reasonable. Avail. immed. Ib canvas heavy bag and i "Vogue students are requested even '87 Mazda RX-7 Very clean, only n's. bike trailer. $ 75.00 each before they finish the course.'' ill 604-892-5310 days, 604-815- rofessional couple avail. for long- 122,000 kms. Two extra rims & 50 eves., or 604-892-3373 msg. xm house/pet-sitting . Excellent snowtires.$4.500.604-898-9106 fs. Squamish. Call 604-898-8451. Classes Start ]in. 14,2002 idrm bsmt. suite. 1008 Pine Or., in '88 Volvo 760 Turbo. Loaded, CD one season) $loo., One Singlc Ileycliffe. Avail. Nov. 1st. Call 604- player. New paint. Excellent condi- B-5515 after 4:30 p.m. 856 MobileHameForRent bay Cot. $20., Sofa lovesea Call Now tion. All records. Serviced by Don 604-983-9900 or 604-986-4645 Idrm. bsmt suite for rent. No pets. ritannia Beach, newer, re-novat- Baker. $5,995. Call 604-838-6336. Ileycliffe. Avail. immed. Ph: 604- d, 2 bdrm. Fenced yard, N/P. #201-1433 Lonsdale Ave, North Vancouver 2-5766 or 604-898-9532 150/mo. Call 1-604-790-3387 c 614 &~uM~K 20,ZWl THE 6 Rental Accommodation & Real Estate Rental Accommodation 6 Real Estate Rental Accommodation 6 Real Estate Rental Accommodation 6 Real EsW GARIBALDIGARDEN WESTPARK APARTMENTS )1240 General Employment 1 Bedroom $525 Includes ~~ COURTSQUAMISH Heat SIDING CARPENTERS - required for 1988 Jeep YJ, emerald One bedroom from $525, 2 Bedroom $575 Hot Water siding contracts - Nov. - Feb., exp. green,174,000 kms, 3 tops, lots of 2 bedroom from $625. 3 Bedroom $645 Quiet Location only, call Steve, 938-0632. recent work, great condition, $5500 obo. 604-932-2091 Mature adults are welcome in 38861 Buckley Ave. Call Res. Manager 604-892-3616 1996 Ford Explorer this family-oriented complex. I NO PETS 12015 Art & Collectibles XG loaded.$l5.000.604-938-4838 Has playground, close to Antique wooden poles, boots. 1996 Jeep Cherokee Sport 4x4 green, shops, bus and school. skis, Property Management Ltd. ~ Eastern Canada, 8 & 1/2 pairs. standard, ah, 111,OOO kms, 6 cyl.,one 2 Heat, hot water and parking Call'Sally Collins 604-8 15-402 I 1870 -1960, sold as collection. owner $1 2,999. 604-935-2669 ii. included. $1800. Call 604-740-0887 1997 Black Ford Explorer XL. Grey .:.,.:.:.:..:.:.:,.:.:. ..9:::c.i ...... hCATION RANGE :: :;g No pets. AVAJLABLE email claw@uniserve .corn interior, great shape, must see. 91,000 i :.:.:.: .,J . :s.:.:. kms. $18,500 obo. 604-902-3232. J$ ..~..j Phone 604-898-1 755 SMing ,.x.>:.: .? . ycliie .I...... i Valle 2Mrm Now/Nov. 1st $575 2 .. . TOWNHOUSE hCATION AVAILABLE RANGE 2060 For Sale Misc 9160 Sports & Imports I Viking Ridge Estates 3 bdrm Now $900 New & used restaurant & catering 1990 XJS Jaguar convertible 57,000 DUPLEX hclnON RANGE equip. for sale. Contents of 3 restau- original miles. Never winter driven AVAILABLE rants. Call Rene to view 604-938-3248 $18.000. Call 604-938-8081 Brackendale 2 bdrm Nov. 1st $775 '86 Volvo 740, auto, sunroof, new 2070 Firewood tires and brakes, bought new car STRATA, RENTALS G COMMERCIAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT FIREWOOD FOR SALE must sell $4900 obo, 604-898-2654 DRY CLEAN FIR $175 per cord, deliv- '93 Civic Hatchback SI, 5 spd, whit€, Residential Sales, Strata Management, Residential & Commercial Tenancy ery available. Call 604-894-9493 sunroof, sony cd player, sports bra,[ 4 michelin top of the line winte 9105 Auto Miscellaneous tires. Maintenance & repairs 9 Basil Milne Premium Proper@ Sales &'?Management ~~ Richmond Honda. Immaculate inte rior $7000 call Julie at 604-894-1114 VACANCLES 2 Mrm duplex Dentville $650 1996 Bluebird bus 36 passenger - - - good running condition $38,000 obo. 3 bdrm house - Brackendale - $1200 Old Fobtprints 1 bdrm - $450 1989 Bluebird 22 pass. 247,kms 9170 Trucks & Vans 2 bdrm - Marina Estates - water front - $950 $8,000 obo. Verna 604-894-6131 COMMERCLAL/LND USTRLAL 1985 US Military Humvee fully 3 bdrm - Duplex - Perth, Highlands - $800 Former Stedmans - 4,500 sq. ft. 9125 Domestic reconditioned, camouflage colour, 3 bdrm - Townhouse - Wilson Village $800 $55,000. (250) 727-7079 or (250) Former Alice's Restaurant 1,500 sq. ft. 479. 3 bdrm Duplex Dentville $750 - 1997 Chevy Cavalier 2 dr, coupe, 9127 Restaurant - Former Elfin Galley -I St. Joseph'! 3 bdrm - Westwav - $695 stereo, good tires, 54,000 kms, 1 owner 1986 Chevy 1500 blue, runs good, Gariba2449 TI Former Loggers Inn Restaurant 2 bdrm Westway - $625 $8.000. obo. Edward 604-938-6432 182,000 kms,$2200.Matt 604-905- '91 Ford Tempo, 2 dr, auto, 4 summer 0475 604 Father AI tires on mags, 4 studded winter tires 1996 GMC 4x4 w/ c a np o y, on steel wheels, original owner, new 84,00Okms, $1 2,800. o bo. 604-938-I 1 Sun( e brakes steering and trani, some 0007 Confessio rust, $2900 0 bo 604-898-2654 Wndermere 97' Ford E250 Executive, TV, VCR, CD, 9-pass., leather, n/s, $17,000 obo call Call 604-892-9161 604-892-5576 Basil Milne Sea to Sky Real Estate, Squamish 9130 Motorcycles James 604-898-6641 to advertise in the classifieds- nonthly statements, financial accountability, consistent communication, weekend accessibility, professional service '93 Dodge Dakota sport 4x4 I ed cab, bed liner/canopy, dirt bike.Performance pipe, Baja inspection 145,000kms Street Legal Kit, $68OO.ob0. 604-224-6661 rnA Call 604-932-3346 OV4- ijest i-n charg Sunday se 9170 Trucks Vans 9170 Trucks&Vans ,--- - & 1 10 (Holyam (Fan tiu $850 3 Iargekmhouse, freshly painted, bright & cozy, 3 baths, double car port, 4 appliances Nov. 1 Valleycliffe A WORKING PERS 0 N'S $925 2 Beautiful Marina Estates, 5 appliances, gas fireplace, underground parking immed. Downtown. 3 DOWN O.A.C." Guaranteed credit TRUCK/CAR LOT. Are you self- approvals. Trucks, 4x4's, crew cabs, ployed (or not)? Is no proof o immed. Brackendale jiesels, sport utilities, cars & vans. Nov. 1 Brackendale come a problem? No down I Sepo's, broken leases, heavy duty ment? Declined by your ban1 immed. Valleycliffe Zquipment. Take over payments. your dealership? We can help! 'ree delivery. Call Lawrence Siccia possession or bankruptcies acc 3C's largest finance broker. 1-800- ed. We will lend you our money f 393-3673. Vancouver 604-327-6377. 1.9 for Fords, Dodges, GM's. On 38647604-8 Buc $9 Dodge Grand Caravan SE. 7 pass., Canada's only true customer s 3 L, V6,4 speed automatic. Runs well, ice oriented dealer groups. We Pastor Der! pod condition, includes all records. help you make it happen! Call I Uo accidents, trailer hitch and roof for further information, Joannc Sunday: 10a *ack. $2900 OBO. 604-898-1711. Paul 1-800-650-4829, 24 hr: 10:30 am Mori davs/wk. We lend from Various midwe .. " 9105 Auto Miscellaneous 9135 Parts & Accessories 9155 sport utilities & 4x4s c Y '94 Ford Aspire, 5 spd, 4 door, hatch- JEEP OWNERS. PARTS, accesso- '93 Ford Explorer XLT, 4.0L auto., Leaals/Notices lesaIs/Notices leg- a Is/N ot ices back, less than 75,000 krns. New ries for Jeeps 1942 to new. Bestop 129,000 kms. Loaded. Excellent U tires. Looks new in and out. $5,950 replace me nt softtops, complete cond. Just tuned up and ready for yo- OBO. Ph. 604-892-9675. softtops on sale. Gemini Sales, Bur- winter. $14,000 080. 604-898-6680 '94 Toyota Corolla. Auto, a/c, power naby, B.C. New 604-294-2623. Used or 604-81 5-9942. steering, new tires, in good and 604-532-9527. '94 Ford Explorer XLT. loaded, leath- clean cond. $6,900. Ph.604-898-1029 www.9 e min i-sa I es. c om er interior, towing pkg. Great cond. BRITISH m NOTICE COLUMBL:ord Econo 15 9155 Sport Utilities & 4x4s $10,500 OBO. 604-898-9656. INVITING APPLICATIONS FOR IO OBO. Call 6& 9135 Parts & Accessories '95 Ford Explorer, auto, loaded, well lodge Grand C m a in t a in e d , exte n de d w a r r a nty, 2000 Lear Canopy off '99 S10 ZR2. '84 Chev Blazer, 4x4, auto. Great in TIMBER SALE LICENCE A67700 ah, new trans $13.000. Call 604-898-1435. Pewter. Paid $2,200. Asking $1,500 snow for going up the mountain. 10. Call 604-898- $3,300. OBO. Call 604-898-8322 Pursuant to section 20 of the Forest Act, a Timber Sale Licence is being offered for - OBO. Call 604-892-8789 Ive. msg. '98 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo. lodge Caravan 4x4, loaded! 60,000 km. New tires. sale. runs and loo $25,000. OB0 Call 604-892-2246 Decked Right of Way Timber !r. Dealer servic 0 OBO. 604-892 Closing Date: October 25, 2001 District: Squamish Forest District ord F150 XL. Geographic Location: Branch 100, Blackwater Creek PY, auto, 5.81 19 $12,800. Call 1 Volume: 3,500 cubic metres, more or less - Ford Windstar LAA P'CKUPPruning & Hedging, Upset Stumpage Rate: $31.88/cubic metre ~,OOOkms, powc Hauling & Landscaping JeffShea The upset stumpage rate was determined by the Market Pricing System, and is power brake Strop Steel Rernovol Firewood For Sole I 1 I I Iphone: 604-898-gcdt 604.898-2378 $13,995 no applicable only to coniferous green sawlog grades. \ 606-892-3391 (el: 604-81 5-8356 Home: 604-898-5276 i BRACKEN DALE, B .C. 604-892-3 Term: 9 months corridordire ON SIDE Species: Balsam 60%, Hemlock 26%, Spruce 11%, Fir 1%, Cedar 1%, R E S T 0 R A T I 0 N SERVICES LTD. White Pine 1% .. . , : "Specializeti Services providing I - Solutions" I Logging System: LoadedSelf Loader Travel Trailer 1 ion. Sleeps 8, rl I www.onside.ca 604-892-0222 I Tenders will only be accepted from individuals or corporations registered as 're info. 604-89 Small Business Forest Enterprise, Category 1 or 2. Applications will be accepted by Away with A I the District Manager, Squamish Forest District, 42000 Loggers Lane, Squamish, BC Motor Home. C VON 3G0 at 11:OO a.m. October 25, 2001. summer h I BOND RESTORATIONS I There is additional material which the applicant must consider in their application. Firm. 604-892 2-631 I~PRAYTWING0 DRYWALL0 PAINTING 0 CARPENTRYti RENOVATIONS I This material, application forms, and other information about the Small Business Program can be obtained from the above Forest District Office. Specify Timber Sale O4-892-! I604-892-391 8 Fax: 604-8924336 I Licence A67700. '. . , THE CHIEF pO,2aB1 615 Churches Churches Churches District District District gaur prace of jrtlOtts'bip irald ...: ,-... ps, lots of <" St. John's Anglican Church ..A. tion, $550[ 5:' :: A 31 oming to St. John's each Sunday acting as an NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO VOLUNTEER AS SCRUTINEER 'er XC arish searches for a new rector. LARGE SCALE COMMERCIAL - BUSINESS PARK - OTHER VOTINC ,838 d with the parish for the past six years, mainly in On Saturday, December 1, 2001, qualified electors within the District of t 4x4 greer s, so I already know many of the people who form Squamish will be voting on the following question: s, 6 cyl.,on munity of St. John's. "Would you be in favour of the possible construction of a large scale sin- 669 yed coming to St. John's, but I find it particularly gle tenant commercial retail development in the Business Park along !r XL. Gre - the congregation has grown, both spiritually anc Highway 99 in Squamish?" : see. 91 ,OO e people who come to worship are of many dif- !-3232. Scrutineers for and against the question must be appointed if applications are young people being part of the community whic! received from persons who wish to volunteer for the positions. Only persons ly meal - the Eucharist. In addition, a beautiful mports entitled to vote as electors on the question shown above are entitled to act as new Church building has been added. So it is exciting for scrutineers. One scrutineer for and one scrutineer against the question will be tible 57,OC nally to be part of this vital and energized com- appointed for each voting place if sufficient applications are received. nter drive Application forms to act as a scrutineer will be received by the Chief Election B1 opportunities for everyone to become Officer at the office of the: nroof, ner as well as opportunities for everyone to grow it new ci District of Squamish -898-2654 is a passage of scripture that readily comes to 37955 Second Avenue, Squamish,'BC spd, whit during the period: sports br "Here I stand knocking at the door, if anyone line wintc hears my voice and opens the door (of one's heart), 1 9:00 a.m., Wednesday, October 31 to k repair, will come in" (Revelation 3:20). 4:OO p.m., Friday, November 9, 2001 culate intc like to warmly invite anyone searching for 34-894-111 Applications will only be received during regular office hours 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. in their life, to come to St. John's and dis- Monday to Friday (excluding holidays). cover, or perhaps rediscover, Jesus Christ as the Vans resource for livipg life. Interested persons can obtain information on the requirements and procedures for making an application by contacting the Chief Election Officer at 604-815-5007. mvee ful Rev. Ray Walk 3ge coloi Highlands Gospel Hall Trudy Coates lr (250) 47' Garibaldi Way & Chief Election Officer , Squamish Baptist Church -I_ St. Joseph's Catholic Church Diamond Road 2262 Read Crescent 604-898-509 1 SELECT COMMITTEE ON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT runs goo 2449 The Boulevard, 604-898-373 7 T 604-90' Garibaldi Highlands Gordon Stewart The District of Squamish invites applications from individuals representing 604-898-4355 9:30 a.m. Worship Service Father Angelo De Pompa Sunday Gospel Service, 11 :15 am specific business sectors of the community, as specified below, to volunteer w/c a npo 11:OO a.m. Family Sunday School Fellowship Supper, 5 pm and In an advisory committee to Council: (nursery to adult) 0. 604-93 Gospel Service, 7 pm Sunday, 10 am Pastor: Storm Nine members of the community who shall be owners or operators, or Ken on the last Sunday of the month Confessions before Mass. Interim Pastor retired owners or cperators of a business in Squamish that has been rv, VCR, c Monday Youth Bible Hour, 7 pm Wednesday Bible Study, 7 pm established for a minimum of five years and represent the following busi- 000 ob0 CI ness sectors: 1 I 1 I 1 4x4 exten Transportation Manufacturing St. John's Anglican Church ~py, curre 1930 Diamond Road All churches in Tourism General Contractor or Land Developer $9850 Nl Squamish United Church behind the Best Western Hotel) this directory 38014 Fourth Avenue Forest Industry Professional Services 604-898-5 100 604-892-5727 Rev. Brenda Faust kst i-n charge:.Rev. Ray Waller, are members of Retail Financial Services mu Sunday Worship & Sunday Light 1 ndustry Sunday services at 8 am School begins at 10 am the Sauamisha lans- (Holy Eucharist) and 4pplication forms and terms of reference for the Select Committee on PERSON 10 am (Family Eucharist) Ministerial Visit us at: Sconomic Development are available at Municipal Hall. Interested individuals DU self-er with Sunday http://sites.netscape.net/SquamishUnitedCh/ ihould submit an application form and a resume including community involve- proof of ii School and Nursery Society. nent and relevant interests to: down pa J L I I I ur bank listrict of Squamish n help! R Squamish I Word of Life Centre ittention: Trudy Coates :ies accel iquamish Community Church Valleycliffe Christian money fro 604-898-(HOLY) 4659 Aanager of Administrative Services Fellowship Church Sunday: 10:30 am M's. One 38647 Buckley Avenue 38265 Westway Avenue ?O. Box 310 tomer sei 604-892-3680 604-892-5023 A bible teaching church for the 17955 2nd Avenue ips. WeM Pastor Derwyn Costinak' whole family n! Call no Sunday Worship Service ;quamish, BC Joanne Sunday: 10 am Coffee Time 11 :00 am Location: 'ON 3G0 24 hrs 0:30 am Morning Celebration Sunday School 3 yrs -Adult Banquet Room - Best Western from 1 'arious midweek HomeCroups 9:30 am Hotel, Garibaldi Highlands kpplications will be accepted until 4:30 p.m. Friday, November 2, 2001 - A Non-Denominational Church -ices Tent Trailer, '78 Bonair 850, 10 ft sleeps 6, 3 pc. kitchen, furnace @&! water tank w/12 volt pump, $2,50[ BRITISH 060. Call 604-892-2610 COLUMB~~3rd Econo 150. Good shape 1 OBO. Call 604-898-1 144. WANT YOUR RV sold? call Rei Pleaie be& find bomes for tbese pets Pixton Today, Toll Free @ 1-800-668. odge Grand Caravan. 124,001 Squamish SPCA 604-898-9890 Dog Pound 604-898-54 1 I IC,new transmission/muffler 1447 or email: sold@voyager- 1. Call 604-898-3676 rvxom. www.voyagerRV.ca. The j for Okanagan's Largest RV Dealer foi odge Caravan. 7 pass. auto 17 years."We have buyers waiting." runs and looks great. On€ r. Dealer serviced, all records '87 Dodge 3/4 ton Truck and Camper. 1 OBO. 604-892-6355 Good cond. Queen bed, Fridge, stove, bath. $4800.604-892-9670 ord F150 XL. Extended cab - ly, auto, 5.8L. 127,000 km '93 Terry Travel Trailer. 24 ft. sleeps 9 $12,800. Call 604-898-4762 7, loaded. Exc. cond. $1 1,500. 060. II Call 604-898-5845 or 604-898-5421 Ford Windstar 3.8L, dual air, '94 Tioga Montara, 32,000 km. 21 ft. 1,000 kms, power steering, long, ah, sleeps 6, furnace, full i power brakes, ABS. kitchen, $29,900. Ph. 604-898-9465 $13,995 no gst. 604-892-3301 9535 Snowmobiles corridordirect.com '97 Polaris 600 XLT RMK with low Neutered male, a lit- 3 1/2 month old Medium hair 9 miles, 1 3/4" track. Comes with moun- tle rascal. Very sweet tain strap, cover, gear bags, fox shock, RottweillerlHeeler rear rack, belly pan protector, $5,ooO Travel Trailer 1992, excellent 060.604-902-2287 (Whistler number). ion. Sleeps 8, rear bunk beds. - -- . - - .- ._ -..__- )re info. 604-898-9056 Notices------_---- ?d by Away with A Deal. 1979 Tri- r I, BC Motor Home. Great mileage, LONELY Mature adult, enjoys long walks summer holiday home. and the simple pleasures of on. Firm. 604-892-6391 or cell home life. A "good listener" with '2-4531 SQUAMISH VETERINARY HOSPITAL is tons of affection for the right person. 604-892-9391 b Sale Contact SPCA 604-898-9890 1 _... --c1 616 Satwday, October 20,2001 THE CHIEF SPORTS J ~ SEATO SKYFORD’S Picks of the Week Five in a row Weekend rep and intensity of effort and scored twice for the hat 0.. started to control more and trick, while Sydney Evans The U17 Squami soccer recas: more possession. added a single. Scorpion girls picked up a Keegan Moore and Colin The Thunder’s next game 1 win over the first pla The U14 Squamish Lamb scrapped for the ball is at home against West Van North Shore Starlings Scorpion boys picked up its in the middle of the park, at 3 p.m. on Sunday. Sunday. 0.0 Defensive-mid field[ 1998 FORDF-150 XLT 1996 GMC YUKONSLT fifth straight win with a 4-1 Graham Shea tormented the 4x4, Stiped,AC, canopy. Loaded, leather, bladdgrq.. win over the Dunbar opposition with his pene- The sun was shining Alex Temple-Hurley scon ’23,995 $23,670 Raptors on Saturday. trating runs, and Jonathan bright on Sunday for the the lone goal of the first hi It was a fast-paced game Greening was a rock on U14 Squamish Scorpions with a looping shot fro and both teams had numer- defence. Squamish pressure girls as they took on the outside the 18-metre area. ous chances, but Squamish was rewarded with a win- Dunbar Greenbeans at In the second half tl came out on top. Geoff ning goal from Sean Jordan. Brennan Park. Scorpions put constant pre Smith got a pair of goals 0.. Heading in, Dunbar had sure on the Starlings ar while Emmet Falconer and On Sunday the U12 yet to lose a game this year, capitalized twice. Corrie DeRusha both added Squamish Thunder girls but Squamish was up to the Amanda Cattermole fle 1993 EXPLORERSPORT 1998 FORDEXPLQRER XLS singles. took to the road to play the challenge as they picked up up the sidelines at the 1 4x4, NC, Alum. rims. Super deal: 4 wd, V6, loaded, was $21,300 0.. Cliff Avenue United a 4-3 win. minute mark and placed 1 1,335 19,338 The U12 boys Squamish Cheetahs in Burnaby. ‘me goals were all world perfect cross to strikl Scorpions were in This game would see class, with well- placed Katherine Stockley. Vancouver to play the Rebecca Bolkowy take over passes and execution. Katherine blew the ball b Italian Canadian Team (ICs) the netminding duties for Midfielders Tina Sangha, the North Shore keeper! on Saturday. an absent Megan Bell, and Amy Sweeney and Coral make the score 2-0. Twent The game was extremely Sam Stackhouse moved Douglas brought ball after minutes later mid-fielde competitive and Squamish back onto the defensive line ball into the offensive zone, Manjit Bering split th found itself defending to replace the ailing Megan threatening the net. defense and sent the b( 1994 GMC BLAZER 1989 CHEVROLET SUBURBAN against repeated attacks Hees terman. Early into the second half through to Katherine resull 4x4, V6, leather, and lots more! Now Runs great, looks good! A sted at: through most of the first Squamish passed the ball Dunbar picked up a pair of ing in her second goal. 12,750 53,500 half. well and were up 2-0 after goals, but Squamish added Defensively, G a genr ICs went up 1-0, but the half with goals from a late marker to put the Sangha had a great garr 1180 Hunter Place, Squamish responded with a Jamey and Calli Wessels. game away. while center-midfielde Squamish well-worked team goal just Squamish continued their With the win, Squamish Meagan Kindree contina 604-892-3673 before halftime from Hunter attack, picking up three moves into a division tie for to be a leading force f( 604-892-FORD Groves. In the second half, more goals in the second second with the North Squamish team with nor 0858 Squamish upped the pace half for a 5-0 win. Jamey Shore Heat. stop hard play. Ii I aftern iigh tm; dwly ‘1 C1 iffsicit we you e pickc AP aftc yed be into a ts in th tway cc t‘ dram when :ms at tl , OL1t of i roblems just hit he kitc ur The11 t first 01 bar thc :thing line, bu ince we