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The development of ‘9he establish an administrative inden- Squamish at this time if Britannia Squamish area has been slowed by tity. was added to the municipality. the estuary study, municipal ad- “our financial picture ended in He touched on the new ministrator C.C. “Chuck” Schat- 1979 with an unbudgeted surpllus. downtown revitalization program tenkirk told a luncheon meeting of After we had satisfied all short- which has just been introduced by the Squamish Chamber of Com- falls we put aside $70,000 for the Municipal Affairs Minister Bill merce last week. future and reduced the mill rate.” Van Der Zalm. Squamish could “We are hoping for positive ac- He said that there really was no certainly use this program which . tion by the government,” he said. administrative staff and since last he said is. being used by New “It is important to the business. year the administrator, treasurer Westminster, one of the first com- community as well as the and recreation director have been munities to suffer from “urban municipality. ” replaced; a new superinetendent flight.’’ The development of the in- of public works has been “With the aid of this program dustrial park was at an .impas% employed and a new position, a we could rebuild Cleveland Ave., when the new administrative team supervisor of facilities, has been create traffic patterns and develop took over. he told the chamber. created. DL 4261,” he said. but things are moving again and a “Politicians make the policy,” Schattenkirk said parking could ,, replot scheme is underway along he said. “It is the administration’s be included in the downtown - with design services. duty to follow that policy.” ‘revitalization program. I “The target date for sale of lots “Council has. allowed us to In response to a query he said I. is April of 1981,” he said, “and establish a team, and that team is the flood plain and Howe Sound we hope to have some attractive working hard.” study couldbe inhibiting but not land prices. However the outside as uch as the estuary. said the ‘&he flood plain will have a date may be July of 1981.” municipality must be careful it ...... ,* ...... , , , . .. . . , ... .._...... ,...... , , ...... , *.*..,..., ...... Schatten,kirk..said..ano~r..new. ....does.not.beconie.a.bedcoom corn: ..,.,*cost effect,”,i’s,, he,s’o,,,e:.lwwa,,y;,, said., “but I think The.. .. , , , .,,,, develoDment is the community munitv for the lower mainland. , . , - ..nowe aouna sruay, .DY interence,. plan which has been ordered and Spiaking of the residential will have a dampening effect on is now underway. “We hope to development he said it was pro- ‘a .’ Squamish but I think it is . overlay on Squamish a develop- ceeding apace and “couldn’t be i weighted more to the southern \<.. ment plan which will last till 1995. better.” +. . portion of the sound.” .. We also hope to have this com- But he warned against. all He concluded by saying that Some of the two hundred pe>ple who took part in the Skate-a-Thon sponsored by the young people (he Figure sk8tiDg Club which over $7,000 ’ residentSal without sufficient in- in raised . pleted by October 1981 .” council would have to become, ‘ will be approached by dustrial backup by asking “how for the Terry Fox Fund. “You more familiar with our MLA and are we going to support the ser- our consultants,” he added. the cabinet ministers and man- vices on the assessment of “There will be public involvement darins, saying they were the houses.” peo- meetings asking for input from ple to know. JIM BILENDUKE WINS people in the community.” Referring to the possible a ex- Capilano watershed ‘would -“Our industrial future looks ation of Britannia Beach S at- UFO‘s sighted bright if there is positive action on tenkirk said “we want or1 erly GOV’T SCHOLARSHIP the estuary and the community growth between Squamish and On Sunday, Sept. 14 at 10 p.m. Jim Bilenduke, a graduate of this year’s class at Pemberton plan.” Britannia Beach. Right now three students in Dr. Ahmed’s be best for new highway Secondary School, is the only Howe Sound School District stu- Schattenkirk said that when he Britannia Beach is a liability but classCurrie at sighted Ts’Zil threeSchool UFO’s. at Mount dent to receive a provincial government scholarship of $1,OOO came to Squamish in October of there will be a time when it will be “The Capilano watershed One of the important points to They were on the Lillooet Road Alexander claimed !he satura- this year. last year he realized the communi- mutually agreeable to both.” would &-the best route for the tion point would be reached long consider is the traffic impact. The when they saw the objects on or in He is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Bilenduke and ty was looking for financial He added that he did not think new highway 99,” Art Alexander, before 1985 if there is any Indian Arm route has some sup- stability and his first task was to the tax load could be handled by front of Teat Mountain. chairman of the Chamber of development at Squamish, Britan- port because it misses the First is enrolled at the University of Manitoba where he is taking Commerce Transporation Com- nia Beach or bhistler. and Second Narrows bridge but science and premedical courses with the intention of becoming a L mittee told the chamber members Yet he stated the highways misses Vancouver and the people veterinarian. at a luncheon meeting last week. department says it will take at who live there. He said it would be At Pemberton Secondary he received the Pemberton Phar- School Bus Safety Week Alexander showed a map of the- feast eight to ten years fo get art^ -...gea’foi the“Fr$%& Valley and. macy Science Troptly and -the W&fe 12 xkadtmic excellence 3 The school bus driver is respon- I proposed four routes for the new road started. people from the States but not so trophy. School bus safety week starts injuries and deaths to school children,” Kingman added. sible for a pre-trip inspection to highway; the coastal route, the “That means that even if they convenient for Vancouver . Some of the larger schools have scholarships where students, Sept. 24 and Len Kingman, presi- Kindree stated his belief that the “They can ensure adequate ensure the vehicle is in proper one through the watershed, the planned a new route now they are tutored but this is not possible in the smaller schools and dent of the B.C. Safety Council, one through the Seymour watersh- communities concerned should training for their drivers, set up operating condition before pick- could not have it ready before most work the says that more must be done to ed and the one from Indian Arm co-ordinate their efforts. Bilenduke did of his on his own with assistance of recognition awards for school bus ing up passengers. The driver 1988 or 1990 and that’s too late.” several teachers. protect school children. Drivers of up the Indian and Stawamus. He said the saturation point of Kindree pointed out that the automobiles are by far the major drivers with outstanding records. must also know how to maintain In the drive for the new the present highway would be only route which does not go threat to children. School principals can ensure that discipline in the bus so that he can highway Alexander said the reached long before that time. through a watershed is the coastal Last year there were 36 injuries the children learn how to behave concentrate on the task of driving. when using the school bus School Bus Safety Week, from Squamish-Lillooet Regional Alexander said the regional route. The Capilano and Seymour and four fatalities as a result of District is playing a major role. A district is planning to hold some routes go through Vancouver traffic incidents involving school transportation system, including Sepl. 24 to Sept. 30. is being Budds hit truck being on schedule at the bus stop, recognized all across Canada and concensus of opinion through the public meetings and the chamber watersheds and the Seymour and buses in B.C. district is that the Capilano route should obtain the schedule and the Indian both go through the On Friday morning at about There were two accidents in the “Last year 237 offences were how toto enterbehave and as leave an occupant the bus and by duringto become that timebetter parents informed are askedas to is the preferred one. work around it. He felt the Stawamus watershed which sup- 8:34 a.m. near Porteau the north- Upper Cheakamus Valley in the not disturbing the driver. This in- how the school bus transportation The regional district has com- government had a tiger by the tail plies water to Squamish. bound Budd car hit a parked car past week. On Sept. 16 Bruno recorded as a result of passing a missioned a study which should be with the anticipated fraffic and carried it several feet up the Destradi and James Marlow were school bus illegally, and as police formation should be given in the system operates in the communi- completed within the next six growth. highway injuring a flag girl. involved in a rearend accident officers cannot always be in a classroom.” tY. months. This will deal with all the Dr. L.C. Kindree, a Squamish A Department of Highways which resulted in $200 damage position to observe, this figure proposed routes. director to the regional disttict, pickup truck was heading north when the Marlow vehicle was represents the tip of the iceberg Alexander pointed out that the said the question of alternative along the highway north of struck by Destradi. No charges concerning the number of infrac- Seymour and Indian routes routes had been discussed at the Porteau when it saw a BCR truck have been laid. tions made.” YOUNG MAN KILLED which had broken down on a The law in B.C. is very clear in would both use the Stawamus regional level. In the other accidenf near sharp curve of the road, blocking requiring motorists travelling in valley for the northern portion “The routes are all close in Culliton Creek, Geoffrey Power IN ACCIDENT traffic. The driver stopped his both directions to stop when ap- and this route would enter the mileage costs .and impact but dif- of Whistler, who was unfamiliar Wayne Aaron Kehler, aged 22, of Surrey was killed vehicle, parked it on the side of proaching a school bus displaying Squamish system near Bracken- ferent in the impact on the, with the road, travelling south the road and with the flag girl who was flashing red lights. in ad accident on Highway 99 about a quarter of a mile dale. member municipalities,” he said, on it when he went off the road to was in the truck with him, pro- south of Murrin Park on Saturday, Sept. 30. In discussing the highway Alex- “One which might be ideal for the right. He suffered slight in- “Students know this law ex- ceeded to set up markers to con- Police said the accident, which occurred at 7:40 ander pointed out that the current Vancouver and the lower juries and damage to his vehicle ists,” Kingman said “and it gives trol traffic. p.m., resulted after the Kehler vehicle went into the rated capacity of the highway is mainland would be disastrous to amounted to them a sense of security when $8,000. right shoulder and then directly over two the 7,500 vehicles per day and that the regional district.” The parked vehicle was too crossing the street or highway to lanes of close to the track and was struck On Sept. 12 in the Cliffside Pub figure is expected to be reached in He suggested the chamber or from a school bus. Students ex- highway, colliding with a vehicle westbound on \\:’ parking lot Brian Watters of 1985. should address the matter early. - . 1,pp by the northbound Budds which pect motorists to Stop.” Highway 99.- However. he pointed out that “The regional district favors ’\ F ’ carried it about fifty feet up the North Vancouver, was backing 1. Three occupants of the other vehicle suffered figures given for the highway state the Capilano route because it \ f 2 18: road and struck the flag girl who out of a parking slot when he was The B.C. Safety Council ap- minor cuts and bruises except for one elderly lady with a t, suffered slight injuries. hit by a vehicle driven by Howard peals to motorists to drive defen- that traffic volumes are now doesn’t bypass any of the 5 compound fracture of the leg who was taken to Lions \cla. She was taken aboard the BCR Hebert which was just turning in- sively. averaging 5,300 vehicles per day municipalities; the route is the Gate Hospital. with 5,800 in summer on shortest and the pass is the Jim winner Of train to Squamish and then to the to park. Damages amounted to “The school districts which * The cause of the accident is unknown and the case weekends. lowest.’’ government scholarship. hospital. $200. No charges have been laid. either operate or contract for school bus transportation can SO is still under investigation. assist to ensure the reduction of Pemberton Fall Fair features many displays

I Beginning with the children’s quality of individual entries within pleasing display The baking look- Cottonwood Acres presenfed students had made. The draw will pet parade at 9:30 a.m., and en- the displays, and for that reason ed tempting too. the wide variety of produce grown be held next month, and the ding with a fun auction of the ex- they gave sevegal individual rib- Co-ordinator of the Upper on the farm as well as eggs, butter money is to go toward a mini bus. hibits at 7:30 p.m., Pemberton bons as well as judging the Valley ‘ display was Roberta and milk in antique bottles. Before the auction, the D’Arcy residents had a great day at the displays. The cottonwood bark Stewan and this area used seed Germaine Degenhardt had a 4H Club called on Mayor Shirley fair on Saturday, September.13, carving by Tyrone Joseph in the potato sacks as a backdrop and lovely display of items from her Henry to draw the winning ticket thanks to Gordon Ferguson and Mount Cume - Ow! Creek display had a red golden pheasant looking design workshop. She seemed 10 on the whole beef they were raffl- his willing committee. was judged to be the most over their display of produce, be taking many orders for her ar- ing. Lucky winner was Patsy Mrs. Franz, manager of the outstanding in the fair. hame baking, and handicrafts. tistic work. This talented lady and Williams of Mount Cumey- ., Coast Mountain Outdoor-School, .- First place winner in the Mid Val!ey co-ordinator Elsie . her family moved to Pemberton in Miss Pemberton hincess, An- had no easy task judging the very displays was the D’Arcy Commui- Miller had gathered a wide variety May when they bought the Sum- drea Starks presented cash prizes cute pets in the parade. First place ty, Mary Dodds co-ordinator. As of produce, preserves, duck, geese merskill place. to display winners. Mary Dodds ribbons were presented by Mrs. well as fruit, vegetables, -baking, and chicken eggs and banty Pearl and Bill Johnson had a received $50 on behalf of D’Arcy, Mitchell to group entry, Laura handicrafts, cured fish and wood- chicken and chicks & well as a live very attractive display of their while $40 went to May Menzel’s Jeanne Lawrence, Kathleen work, this display featured live bunny enhanced the display. Watkins and Fuller Brush pro- Pemberton North, and 530 to Lawrence and Rebecca Tull for bees and honey. Thirty people Mount Currie - Owl Creek ducts and were kept busy handing Lennie Zurcher for One Mile their pet ducks, Corliss, Ophelia contributed to the display. featured Indian bead work, out advice on the use of different Gardens. and Chabolt; to Gordie Menzel’s Second prize for their display baskets and carving as well as the - -items and writing up orders. Professional auctioneer, Earl Snoopy for doing the most tricks was awarded Pemberton North, area’s produce. Georgina Audrey and Edward Rennie of Hall of Warbonnet Auction Scr- and to Gordie Ross for Moose the May Mqizel co-ordinator . Can Erickson co-ordinated the display Aud’s Ceramics, Vancouver, had vice, MI. Cume, managed to get Goose. Mrs. Sankey presented se- you imagine an 1 I-pound cabbage and had done a fine job in a very such a wide range of wares that lots of bids for the exhibits, with cond place ribbons to Roger Allen and tomatoes that must have been short time. people were hard piked to the moniy going to the 4H Club. for Tommy, Jenny Ross for at least two pounds each? As well The display from Birken choose the pieces ‘that they liked Everyone had lots of fun and Charley and to Troy Reid for as gigantic vegetables, this display featured paintings, pencil sketches best. The Rennies have spent two many managed to fill their larders Radar. featured a fine selection of the and stained glass as well as pro- weeks visitng her sister and with prize winning baking, The hall was filied with splendid area gardens and handicrafts, in- duce from the area and sewn brother-in-law, Ethel and John preserves, fresh produce etc. displays and it was easy to see that cluding embroidery and a latch garments. Mrs. Gimse was co- Andrulovich at Mount Currie. Considerable credit goes to the judges, Mrs. Christine Bone, Jan hooked rug. ordinator. The kitshen staff under the Ggrdon Fergusons, Roberta and Brent Wilson and John Third prize went to Pember- There were several displays not leadership of Mrs. Fefguson did Stewart, Elsie Miller, May Vanderwolf, all of Lillooet, had ton’s One Mile Gardens, LennJ in competition, and the Coast lots of business as most everyone Menzel, Lennie Zurcher. an almost impossible job to pick Zurcher co-ordinator. Lots of Mountain Outdoor ScKool had stopped for-coffee, a snack and to Georgina Erickson, Mary Dodds. winners out of the bountiful area flowers, produce and handicrafts some fancy produce grown by visit. Marjorie Gimse and their army df LaurieJeanaie and Katherine Lawrence with Rebecca Tu11 holding their potato animals and ’ showings. They were much im- was well as home made cheese a d students, as well as eggs, butter Signal Hill School sold raffle willing workers for a tremendous standing in front of their prize ducks Corliss, Ophelia and Shadbolt at the children’s pet parade pressed with the outstanding wool for spinning made up t I? IS and dried vegetables. tickets on the quilt that the fall fair. in the Pemberton Fall Fair. ,

0 DAYPACK<*WITH REVOLUTIONARY EARLY WARNINGO REFLECTIVE MATERIAL

DAY PACK said if this was done the building Tatlow. I wouldBut he bepointed minimal out thatbut adequateif it is not \Cap lcourses offered 1 GREAT OUTDOORS completed when it is built it will I I 201 LONSDALE, N. VAN. 980-3313 College hopes to start have lo be completed later at a Frank Gelin, Capilano college slab handbuilding with more 'academic dean, outlined the demonstrations plus loading and academic courses and credit free firing the electric kiln. activities that will be offered at the The second weekend is devoted college in Squamish this fall. to glazing demonstrations.and lec- building here in I981 Harold Kirschner, vocational ser- tures. Students will then glaze Capilano College is hoping to Vice chairman Hilda Rizun tually turned out to be but there vices dean, also spoke on the their work from the previous ses- start building its Squamish cam- said "my community is suffering may be additional registrations to sions. ... career courses such as business of- pus in 1981, members of the col- for the negative attitude of the boost the figure. . .fiaaraining, pd,tr%n:, , , Finally, McLaren will give a OTC.'.' Harold Kirschner said there ,bask.ski!!!. I...... I ...... lege council were told at a meeting I...... wheel work' ' ' ' d'eitY'b'iisrtatlan~' ' ,and were students waiting to be ing development, etc. ' 'I ' held.' ' ,,,,I. She,was referring. to some.of: fhe.... 60 NOTICE. of h e counci I in Squiitt~iW .enrolled ' "' ...... in the word.. ...processing ...... ,..,...... students will have the opportunity Basic minicomputer systems last week. ' comments such as those which in- to work on the wheel. and operation starts this, week The council was told that, the dicated the loading-heavy equip- program, a program designed to from 7:30 to 1O:OO p.m. For $70, The microfiche catalogue and municipality had done everything ment operator training offered in upgrade office skills using modern the course provides information how it can bring expanded library it could to help them and the col- Squamish should possibly be technology. Approval was given PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT 10 on the hardware and software ap- service to Squamish, Whistler and lege was now waiting for the deed funded by federal sources or the proceed with the program. plication technicalities to give the Pemberton will be one of the for the land. query that maybe it was the in- Paul Gallagher told the council that Sechelt has some ideas on a participants an understanding of topics discussed during the It is recommending that con- dustry's responsibility to provide . specialized institute for the penin- WORK $GROUP the mini or micro computer and workshop for the public library struction of the facilities in ,such training. sula and the college is looking at their capabilities. Students will volunteer. Squamish should start in 1981. The OTC said the existing voca- also have an opportunity to If you have a best seller stuck Paul Gallagher, principal of tional facilities are under-utilized an offer from the Sechelt Indian operate and use a computer. away in the attic because you do Capilano College, said a building and suggested that a review %e Band for free land for this. Attending the college ,council SQUAMISH. ESTUARY not know how to get it published, to be used for the core facilities at made of the role of Capilano Col- One and two-day workshops of- meeting were chairman Dr. Lalit then consider attending the one- Sechelt will be turned over to the lege for vocational programs in fered include tracing your day workshop publishing your the lower mainland, Srivastava, vice-chairman Hilda ancestors, pottery, becoming a college. There will be a special book Saturday, Sept. 27. opening ceremony for this The OTC emphasized that its Rizun, Ian Edgar. West Van- MANAGEMENT PLAN library volunteer and publishipg emphasis was to be on skill trade couver; T.J. MacDonald, Britan- your book. The seminar will discuss ideas building which will be used for the small engine repair course. training while the desireable ob- nia Beach; Norris Martin, West The genealogical workshop pro- for books, basic tools of the trade, jective for OTC funding support Vancouver, Verna Smolensky. This course, .which is a pre- Wednesday, September 24th at 7:30 p.m. vides theoretical and 'practical manuscript preparation, query let- Nas to be for the generic training North Vancouver; Bill Little, aspects of searching for your ters, markets, finding and choos- emfloy,ment, ' not a pre- in Room 6107, Howe Sound Secondary School program preparing for many A.U.C.E. North Vancouver; ancestors, which is taught by ing a publisher, copyright and ap~ebticeship program, will future employers. Catherine Ludgate and Scott specialists from the Family contract, financial survival for equip the graduate with the theory Estimates for enrolment in the Sudbeck from the Student Socie- History Association of Canada. writers, recycling materials and and skills to work at the repnir college were higher than they ac- ty. Topic: Discussion on Land Use Study Report and maintenance of small engines. The pottery workshop is a two reviews and promotion. Speakers: Gerry Sandve and Karen Koncohrada - from the B.C. Ministry of weekend course with interna- Other courses offered are touch The program will coter a fite Industry and Small Business Development tionally known potter Donna typing, payroll workshop, making month period and the college COURT OF REVISION The public is invited to participate in a discussion on matters or questions on McLaren, whose work is fougd in a living from crafts, .felt making, already hac a Halting Iiqt of people land use. many private collections. fashion sketching, drafting for wanting to take the course. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 1 Pinch, dugout and coil methods redesigning your home, introduc- The council was very concerned w of handbuilding" will be tion to sign painting, selling your about some of the conclusions A court of revision for electoral D voters, Squamish- demonstrated at the first session, own home, creative writing and reached by Occupational Lillooet regional district, will be held in the Squamish council Squamish Times Community Service Ad followed by students practicing beginner's Spanish. Training Council concerning [he chambers Wdnesday, OCt. 1 at 7 P.m. handbuilding. For more information, consult programs being offered by the col- The court of revision will hear all complaints and correct The second session will cover the Capilano Conege brochure or lege. and revise the list of electors. Names of voters omitted from the phone 892-53322. Registration Some member5 of the OTC had list will be added and those not entitled to vote or disaualified

may be made through the mail or expressed rhe opinion that it is from voting will be removed from the list. A person mustI-- live ~-in at the Squamish Learning Centre hard to justify the existence of the district for six months to be eligible to vote. on Cleveland Ave. many colleges or satellite5. The list can be seen on the notice board at Britannia Beach, Squamish, Garibaldi Highlands, Brackendale, Whistler, FA1 TH 1, U THEKAiV Pemberton, Shalalth, Mount Currie, D'Arcy, Lillooet , Pavilion I, and Goldbridge post offices; Squamish, Whistler, Pemberton Are you arid Lillooet municipal offices, Garibaldi Alpine Lodge and the shopping a SUNDAY SERVICES regional district office. 11:WA.M. DANCE CLASSES .. tor-a TUESDAY 8:OO P.M. CONTEMPORARY & CREATIVE u, 40 - 223 Kintyre Dr. (rc\idcnr.c 01 (tic Kudolpll\l ADULT CONTEMPORARY PHONE 898-5023 Wednesdays. B 30 p m- ? Virar~~ - MARK DANIELSON 892-5545 Hipidy-Hop for Preschool mortgage. Wednesdays 4 00 p m Creative Donce for Children Saturday 6 to 8 year olds - IO 00 to 11 00 a m ages 9 to 12 p 11 30 to 12 30 p m October Birthstone All classes held in the CIVIC centre The Opal is A Myriad For furtEer info on these classes call 898-9788 or 898-3604 Check OUR- interest rates 1 Of Color and Magic Job Opportunity I If you only look for a believed to possess mysti- Lillooet Tribal Council rainbow aft& a rain show- cal pokers. In Eastern cul- er, look again-at an opal. tures. it is revered as a Requires a Tribal Director. The opal captures the bril- sacrcd stone, containing Responsibilities: liant colors of the rainbow the spirit of truth. Ancient Under the direction of the Tribal Council Commit- whenever light plays upon Greeks belicvcd opals held * tee,'- to ensure communication exists between .all its surface, explains the the power to give a person Jewelry Industry Council. foresight and wisdom. Bands within the Lillooet Tribal orea; As October's birth- The opal's mystirism - to consult Bands regarding the type of services stone, the opal is the has alqo led to its reputa- they would like developed on a Tribal basis: symbol of hppe and puri- tion for bringing bad luck. - to help organize workshops, seminars, ond ty. It's no wonder, artists As the \tory goes, a generol Tribal meetings to open discussions on and poets exclaim, 'for Roman, Nonius, had a problems facing the Tribal are0 and to act upon when Mother Nature fin- most prized and unusual directions received from Tribal leaders, ished painting the flowers opal Khich was desired by . to establish a working relotionship with other agd therainbows and the Mark Antony as a gift to Central Interior Tribal Councils, Federal agencies, glorious feathers of the his \vife, Cleopatra. Indian organizations and other agencles. as peacock, she molded the Nonius would not part directed: colors from her--palette with the stone and was de- . , to establish better communications regarding In- into opals. prived of his citizenship. dian Government. Persons should be knowledgeable of all areas af- The Arabs believed that The fact that the 5tone fecting Bands (;.e. , Political. Social, Economic, can crack if expowd to opals fell from the heavens Cultural. etc.); Lillooef Tribal membership would be as bolts of lightning, extreme temperatures also ~ caIIyour an osset. Applicants must be willing to travel. J giving them their exot.ic accounts for its reputation / Negotiable 7 Squamish appearance. So beautiful as a bad-luck stone. How- Salary: Credit Union is the opal's spectrum that ever, many of the old Applications must be received no later than 28 ancient tribes used opals to superst it ions hakc been September, 1980. decorate their dwellings. dispelled and today, the Personal interviews: Sept. 29 and 30 in Lillooet. ._ opal is the favorite of gem Applicanfs are requested to send a resume to: 9 In addition to the lore sur- rounding the gem's opal- fanciers, Octobcr born or Tribal Cquncil Committee escence, the opal is also not.? c o Lillooet Distrlct Indian Council Box 465 . OR Lillooet, B.C. VOK IVO Mount Currie Band Office .. 2nd ond Winnipeg Squamish Box 165 - 892-5288 Mount Surrie, B.C. VON 2KO For information phone Martin Thevarge 452-3257.

1 L c ..- -. dition that none of the tenants Whistler and their sub-contractors would be evicted for this purpose. could carry out major renova- A representatide of Steveston tions. The entire matter is under . . Holdings attended the council ALLSIZES I_ investigation by the rentalsman at meeting on April 15. this time. Aseltine said it is felt by GOOD PRICES Aseltine said" that tenants in the tenants that there may.be some firewood free with every nine of the units were given evic- doubt the conversion to strata title tion notice under section 3'1 of will be allowed on the basis that order - U-cut the agreement reached by the preciatea. black-out 690 p.m. the- weekend: After a successful be held Tuesday and Thursday company and the village has been --==-%- *** fishing trip, they had a real bonus morning with teacher Roseanna breached. *** Ts'zil junior and senior boys .A Irene and Joe Connolly of when they attended the fall fair Rudolph and assistant Annette and junior and senior g' s soccer California have been visiting their and loaded their car with the Perkins. Three and four year old teams will attend a tourn ent at son at Whistler for the summer % spoils of the auction. They were children are wekorne to enrol. and had a good time at the Lillooet Friday, Sept. 19. P.E. delighted with their bargains, teacher Mr. Adams will accom- especially a box of preserves for *** Pemberton Fall Fair. They were The Mount Currie Commuity is pany them. only most impressed with the delightful *** $7.00! very pleased to be the first band in , displays, and qualify of the han- *** B,C. to have their band ad- dicrafts. Clara and Max Halber and Tara Jean were the names given minister their own medical nurs- daughters Rene and Tania en- was held at Molly Ronayne's *** the infant daughter of Judy and ing. The band will be hiring their joyed the five day conference at home Sept. 15. The group was Thirteen Pemberton boys have Jake Chauvner when she was bap- own nurse and she will be respon- the University of Victoria of the pleased to welcome guests Minnie registered for cubs and it is hoped tized after the service at St. sible to the band rather than to the Western Agriculture Society. Decker and Caryl Wylie. Among that one of !he assistant leaders David's United Church, Pember- Department of Health and Members came from many coun- the correspondence was a letter will be cubmaster. Ralph Willan ton on September 14. Rev. Alex Welfare. Health care workers that will be leaving the area at.the end tries as the society takes in all from foster child Raphael Si- ,fvlbson performed the ceremony. will assist the nurse are Rose An- of the month. A Scoutmaster has countries of the Pacific Ocean, in- meon. Mrs. Tymo has sent a ' Godparents are Jane MacPhail drew and Charlotte Andrew. not come forward and there will and Marty McDermid, both of cluding New Zealand. delightful reply. be no Scout troup this year. Last Whistler. Great grandparents, *** *** Assistants have been found for year's Scoutmaster, Const. Born- Mary and AI Cambray came from Mary and Norman Ferguson Coast Mountain Outdoor the Perky Pins Sewing Club. This ford expects to be transferred in -Mississauga for the occasion. wete delighted to have daughters School is happy to have Mrs. group will start for the year as soon a leader volunteers. - the near futuinaXTi~n- A luncheon %ithe n DPrlnison of Plecsant, Pearl Johnson join the staff as as wmking on meeting nights with service at the Chauvner home in Uth, and Pollyanna Enke and cook. Mrs. Johnson worked many The ladies were most pleased no assistant to take over for him. honor of Tara Jean. children Art and Anna Marie of years at the Pemberton Hotel Cof- with the fall fair held at the hall *** *** Orangeville, Utah, spend last fee Shop. Sept. 13, especially as there had Registration -for the Mount not been much time for prepara- Currie Girl Guide Company and Lisa McCormack was the tion. Door prize winner was Dawn Brownie Pack will be held at the delighted recipent of a second Ross and the recipe prize was won elementary school on Wednesday, bridal shower on Sunday, Sept. by Hazel Pietila. Stptember 24 at 3:30 p.m. 14. held at the home of hostess UP-GRADING COURSE The Halber family lived for *** Maureen Frederick. The ladies en- four years in the Northwest Ter- ritories, and after the meeting I Get well wishes to Emmy Papet, joyed delicious refreshments afer TO BE OFFERED AT, TS'ZIL I Harry Dan, Chuck LeBlanc and the gift opening. Laura1 Spetifore Max Halber gave a slide presenta- in our new location - ocross from others under the weather this created a lovely ribbon bouquet tion which was most interesting Highlonds Grocery in the New Mall week. for the bride. Lisa's marriage to Up-grading courses levels 2, 3 and level 4 will be offered at and informative. It was hard for *** Bill deGraaf took place on Ts'zil school this fall if enough interest is shown. Classes will be the ladies to imagine the vastness I Professional Hair Care for Men Helen and George Purden September 20. held during the day and sponsored by manpower. Students must of the territories, with small visited his mother, Mrs. Cherry at *** be at least seventeen years of age and have been out of school for villages hundreds of miles from White Rock before she left on her Eleanor Laursen of Birken one year. .There are only twelve seats, so conTactMrs. Nelson at each other. Max explained per- mafrost and some of the other Caribbean cruise last week. travelled to Victoria for a visit 894-6335 if you live in the D'Arcy, Mount Currie - Pemberton ~B;~ER problems faced by residents of the eUnERS.c *** with her sister. Phyllis Levy, and area. Classes scheduled to begin October 1. B are I A delicious aroma pervades attended a lodge meeting while north. Capilano College will be offering two evening classes at I many local kitchens these days there. with harvesting, pickle making *** Ts'zil school this fall. Sociology 200 will begin September 29 and and preserving. Hector Har- Bob and Lois Vaughan have be held on Monday night. Eight sessions will cost $21.50. Forestry begins September 30 and cost is estimated at $36.00 for , wood's rip of the week. To peel come from Belleville, Ontario for silverskin onions - blanch first. a few days visit with the Moodys. the course to be held on Thursday evenings. Contact Mrs. and off comes the skin. He says The families have been friends Georgina Nelson at 894-6335 if you live at Pemberton - Mount you don't get teary either. since Dr. Vaughan and Dr. Currie or D'Arcy and wish to enrol. *** Moody attended medical school Work has begun on the village together. This is the first visit in a sub-division by John Loncoric long while so they are busy cat- Sewage Contracting Ltd. The ching up on all of the news of the LEGlbN FLEA MARKET (In Legion Hall) company will be installing families. underground services to the 24 *** Saturday, September 27th Emmy and Marcus Papst are lots and the work should be com- 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. pleted before the end of this year. delighted to have his grandfather, I..... To date there have been 30 en- Mr. Johann Papst of Austria I &&j#+&) legion Members! spending .four weeks with them. quiries for the 24 lots. However. Clean out your basements and attics I..... wne ...I.. village clerk Tom Wood points The men have gone to Vancouver ...... iii

Any donations accepted Friday 5 p.m. ~ 9 p.m. Sept. 26th ::::::I... Toble rentals also ovoiloble . Phone 898-3233 4 INCH ALUMINUM ....~.. .- GUTTERS)hrry gauge rknnlnum wMh I tmkd IMMEDIATELY ... brown oc WMIe onud finlrh ... 10 bnd "Only" 540 sq.ft. left 18 bl h@th@b FT. ... SQUAMISH-LILLOOETREGIONAL DISTRICT ...:q HIGHLANDS MALL 10 FTm ALUMINUM ..A. Con be used tor. Shoe Store, Kitchen Boutique. Men's Wear, ELECTORAL AREA D VOTERS LIST Florist, Optician and others. COURT OF REVISION PHONE BOB BOUCHER TAKE NOTICE that the Court of Revision for the 792-0424 Evenings 795-7982 1980/1981 Electoral Area DVotersList of the Squamish- Lillooet Regional District will be held in the District of Squamish Council Chambers, Squamish, B.C. on Wednesday, October Ist, 1980 at 7:OO p.m. E.: ALUMINUM The Court of Revision will h'ear all complaints and correct and revise the list of electors, and may (a) correct the names of electors in any way wrongly CSA APPROVED Save cold cash stated therein, or (b) add the names of electors omitted from thr: list, or Automrtlc rtul spring- on 1981's hottest (c) strike out the names of persons from the list who are loadad ufoty lock, ABS snowmobiles- not entitled to vote or who are disqualified from hrtk bumpor, Sa1e.T. 20' 62*O voting, or emd luMI to j&t& Sately extends to 18 11. Early birds get the savings at Polaris (d) correct any other manifest error in the list, or (e) shall add to the list of electors the name of any per- aura- rfp pad& Poly. Dealerships. (A good example is below!) propyum0 rqn. CSA rp son who was qualified to have his name entered on w- And you get one fine snow machine, too. the list of electors on the thirty-first day of August, Stop in and save now. And get up to $250 and, for this purpose, an application may be ac- 24' 77*O ALUMINUM Safely extends lo 20 11. in free snowclothes to boot! 'cepted as duly completed under Section 42 if delivered to the Court of Revision at its first sitting. The Voters List may be seen on the Notice Board of STEPLADDERS the following places after September 20th, 1980: Ideal rll-pu!poae Irddem. Extra wlde 3" rungs, a) Britannia Beach Post Office nor hobntal bncsr prevent loosenlng, en- run rtablllty, won't twist, splll, or warp. CSA b) Squamish Post Office rppr0lv.d. c) Squamish Municipal Office d) Garibaldi Highlands Post Office 5 FOOT 6 FOOT e) Brackendale Post Office f) Alpine Lodge, Caribaldi, B.C. g) Whistler Post Office h) Whistler Municipal Office 28*O i) Pemberton Post Office 33*O j) Pemberton Municipal Office k) Regional District Office I) Mount Currie Post Office *-. _.. m) D'Arcy Post Office .'A' $1 .*.*.a .*.*.a .*A* **.-.- n) Seton Portage Post Office ...... V.' ... .f'.' ',...... -.*.- 0) Shalalth Post Office GARIBALDI BUILDING SUPPLI.ES LTD, I.. r...55.1 Larry's Polaris Sales & Service p) Lillooet Post Office. .-.'.e ...... '.'.'...... 55. q) Lillooet Municipal Office +'.' P.O. Box 10, Gadbald1 Highlands, B.C. Box 275, Ph. 894-6305 \$j .:.x r) Pavilion Post Office ...... I...... 5'2 Pernberton, B.C. VON 2LO s) Goldbridge Post Office Phone 8984616 ... .:.:.: '.'.e. I.R. Knowles ...... 1'1 September I5lh* 1980 Swre(aw-Tressurer ...... -y. .__r,_____._ -- ing our funds?" That basically where the way the BRIC fund was being handled. used 10 play for the Rangers was also with "and it was turbulent. Thai outflow of air butteifly in the house mean Someone ha$ behind the door. If a man comes In first It is will be a boy; if a woman, it Will be a girl, concern lies. If one is this naive jn business Maybe that's just. what the shareholders them alona with a friend. Earl Rov. make for trickv.," flvine." died. Incidentally she Says they have the -. They didn't catch any fish cause it was Anyone who has flown in a small plane most beautiful black butterflies-there with If you put your purse on the floor it what is he doing managing our business? should do. Call a special meeting and insist on too through this mountainous area of B.C. wings about six inches across. means you will losegll your money. rough but Drenka and Craig report ' We are even more concerned with the their resignation. they had a wonderful day and thoroughly knows how beautiful it can be. You just Dreams mean many things: to, dream If you see a spider you will have a sur- discovery that there were obviously some And find a new chairman'who isn't so enjoyed their company. wouldn't believe the number of lakes and about sand means you are going to be a prise! Maybe the spider? leaks in August which prompted the flurry of financially naive. Incidentally to get back to the subject meadow like park areas there are until you millionaire; if you dream about lice you If you put your clothes on inside out of hockey, Phil Watson, who also used to start flying over them. Some .of the lakes will receive money; dreaming about a you will receive a gift. play major league hockey and who coach- are set on rocky ledges. others are snuggl- wedding' is a sign of death; if you dream Never give a handkerchief to your boy ed Lou Fontinato when he was with the ed in the forests but all are-beautiful, clear aboui eggs the last number of the lottery friend or his love for you will stop. Rangeis, often comes to Squamish. and gem like gleaming in blue, turquoise will be zero and if you dream that so- If you drop something someone is He's working for a light company and or green. meone ha\ lost their hair or iheir teeth thinking of you; if you dropa spoon you Squamish included in his circuit. I know that every time I've been to one they will die. will have a woman visitor; if a knife, a . But to get back to.sitting on the dock of them I am intrigued again by their Brooms are mentioned in many of their man visitor. waiting for them to arrive. AI Newman, beauty. Seeing these lakes from the air is superstitions. A broom turned upside If you have an open'umbrella in the School Bus Safety Week co-owner and pilot for Squamish Air Ser- an unbelievable experience. They look so down behind your door means guests will house it means you will remain single. Or vices, says they have been very busy this beautiful and seem to be so .remote and leave your house; if someone sweeps your converselyfall in! it can mean that the roof will year with flying people into the lakes in unapproachable. feet with a broom you will not marry and This is School Bus Safety Wcek. Your - slow down when approaching a school the area. This is really the nicest time of the year don't sweep from the outside in, you will And when you take your slippers off, local newspapers and your local school board bus; He took a group of firefighters into one to see them. The grasw in the meadows sweep in the bad spirits. corss them 10 avoid danger. How's that for a list of superstitions. asks you to maintain, or rejuvenate, your of the lakes for a day's fishing and they are touched with gold; the forest trees are Luck is involved in many superstitions. - slow down when approaching a place came home with some lovely trout. He changing color and the evergreens provide It is bad luck to look at a new moon .Maybe we should send her a list of some defensive driving habits when in the vicinity of where children are gathered to get on a school often flies into Black Tusk, both for the a sombre background. Takeadvantage of through an open window; it's had luck to of ours. a school bus. They are joined by the Canada bus; Safety Council, who are promoting School - stop - a full stop - when a school bus is Bus Safety Week. stopped and its red lights are flashing; and - always leave lOts of room between you What is being asked of you is simple good and a school bus with all of your senses on red common sense: alert.

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At the risk of seeming to be irrelevant we and resulted in a loss of markets. Coupled would suggest that the best thing to do after with high wages in Canada and lower wages the failure of the first ministers to come to elsewhere we seem to be rapidly heading in the Maurice "Rocket" Richard visited some agreement on repatriating the constitu- same direction as Britain which is even more Squamish recently and went on a tion, is to forget about it and start working on adversely affected by unemployment and fishing trip with local residents John some of the problems which are much more labor problems; Drenka and lyall Craig. Shown above import ant, are, left to right, Earl Roy, lyall Instead of some form of agreement all the But one of the greatest problems facing Craig, John Drenka, The Rocket, Lou cbnstitution talks has produced. is some Canada today is jhe lack of a national energy Fontanato and Don Schwery. unlikely bedfellows with some premiers in- policy. This has been promised by the Liberal Incidentally, they didn't catch any fish timating Rene Levesque is the greatest thing government, which had berated the former but had a darned good time. tbtever happened to Canada; some of the in- Clark government for not producing one. Yet transigient premiers more determined than it has been in office for seven months and is ever in their beliefs and the prime minister still no closer to having one prepared than it petulantly intimating he will repatriate the was when it took office. I constitution despite the provinces. Yet gasoline and oil prices have been It would be far better to forget the entire creeping up and will soon be as high as they 5 years ago l0year.s ago 15 years ago 20 years ago 25 years ago matter, bumble along with what we now have would have been with Mr. Crosbie's eighteen The Kinsmen are re- R cgi o tial d i \ I r i cr clI a i r ni;i ii T h rec cviii ni i \\ioiier\ tr ill he and gel io work on,the more important pro- cent 'tax. But it is going up slowly and people establishing them\elve\ in Don (hi\ in a rchuttal to rczciii Park rriih 42 camp\iie\ and 10.5 aitendirig tlic UBC'M meeting at blems which are facing Canada; a rising infla- do not seem to notice it. Yet it was this item in Squamish and have already held remark\ iiiadc h! R.C.. Hydro picnic table\ in u\e seemed adc- Prince Gcvrgc lrvni Octoher tion rate, high unemployment, high interest his budget which brought down the Clark their first meeting. On chairinan Ih. (iordon Shruiii, quate lor the past \ea\on, accor- 5.7. C'hairniaii G.S. Clarke aiid September 16 at 7 p.m. in the +aid la^ i\cd that rc\idcwt\ 01 ding IO Arr Moore, caretaker. rates and the ever-looming energy crisis. government. e <;.'A;ilteii \+ill he the ofl'icial Chieftain Hotel some 20 men Alta Lake had oflcred IC, rla\h C'oiiduci (if people u\ing the dclcga~c\aiid J. ('a\rle \rill at- lnflation is rising at about ten percentage Instead of working on an energy policy met over asitdown dinner. the B.C'. Hydro riglir-of-\+a! for park generally excellent uith rend ;I\ ;I \isiriiig delegate. poinis a year. Already thedollar is worth less during the summer we have seen the spectacle *** [he unit price which rhe coni- only a I'ew dri\iiig can out 01 *** than half of what it was ten years ago and of Mr. Lalonde talking about constitutional Squamish resident Dcnij pari! paid lor it\ \prayiiig pro- hound\ or trying to uw ourhoard N'orL I\ riipidl) proc,ccdirig oii there does not seem to be an end in sight. crisis and forgetting the energy one. Whenever McDougall came home \ic- gram. iiivt or\. [he coii\crwii of the former torious from a weekend Squ;iiri~\hgi'iieral \tore into the Every province is struggling with inflation and he has talked about energy questions the *** *** Paraplegic Safery Dri\ ing The 80 1001 \VcId\\ood Tour of rhc Sqiiami\h Vallc) Squarnr\h Baker!. In rhc rcar, there are some which have been more affected discussions have been vague and non- Roadeo in Vancouker. He won a hu r ner . I lie ceii t re o lcoli I robcr\\ aiid Garihaldi Park E\rarr\ uith large rocmi! hahiiig quarter\ than others. This is especially true of Atlantic conclusive, tossing out suggestions but never trophy for placing second in the for the past \ix year\. it io he lunc.hcon at Fergic\ at Chcchyc Iiou\c the haking cquipiiiciii. A doirii. Iiat hciw Canada which doe$ not have ~ the natural saying anything definate. men's division of hand control \hui arranged Saiurda!. lor iieu Nicholwn oil hurlling, elec- resources which the western provinces enjoy. We are sure that many Canadians have driving. the people of Woodfihre. tricallyin\ralled. controlled men has been Unemployment ranges between seven, and reached the point where they view the federal eight percent with the figures higher among government with ill concealed disdain; are the young people in the country. Many of ready to cry "a plague on all your houses'' them leave \chool and other learning institu- and wonder what being a Canadian is all tion$ and cannot find jobs. This causes bit- about anyway. WONDERLEARNING terne$\ and unhappiness and is reflected There was a spirit in this country once 1 here is something ironically unrea\onablc about the hysteria, have tailored their cour\c\ to fit their own in- iiiro rere\t\. on the ground\ that they can effecti\ely reach only throughout the population. which wanted to see it become great. We can refusal of the Ashcroft School Board to accept their by ALEX regular school syttem a boy who is austistic arid hlind. rhai ir hich happen< to fa\c~iriarcthein at the iiiviiicnt. Thi\ High interest rates have boosted up the remember when we were proud to believe that According to the dictionary, autism i\ 'an ahwrpticin I\ a caw of encouraging \elli\hnc\\ h! e\arnplc, arid (ince co\t of houjing to the point where it is almost the 20th century belonged to Canada. Now we in self-centered, suhjectiie. mental activity, cfpcciall! there are no government euiiiiiiatiom. II i\ quire pci\vhle irnpo\\iblr for many people to afford homes. believe that we have destroyed that dream and when accompanied by marked rriihdrawal from rcalir!.." to continue 1 hew pseudo-cour\cs fur year\. 3lcanuhilc this is reflected in the cost of rental may be in the process of destroying the coun- The definition is medical in intent. But it could equally Bur the attendance of \tudenr\ e\cn handicapped in well be used to dewibe the \ocial handicapr iiillictcd thew way\ can \till he,ju\tilied it thty \upport rhe general accommodat ion; older and cheaper homes are try with it. upon students who have been \ubjectcd io the hyper- \uhjective philo\ophy I+hich iricludc\ ihc ahvlition of all heing torn down for urban redevelopment and Canada is greater than its politicians. It is individualistic, rights-con\ciou\ philosophy of cducarion form\ of punithment. e\cn the aholiiion 01 all rule\. and condominium\ and [hi$ all pushes the price up great enough to survive many vicissitudes. But which has polluted the public school \ystcm iii North the propaganda from all quarter! dejigiicd IO \trengthcn \till higher. is it great enough IO withstand all the constant America for the past fifteen year\. the con\iction on rhc part of each inditidual student thai Mcanuhile the recr!rion in the United chipping away, the continual carping, the Educational philosopherc, I hemselves frequently \elf- his uants and hi\ feeling\ arc the only rhings that should .centered, subjective, and \rithdrawn from rcaliib, ha\c. be considered in any form of organliarion, local or na- State\ and. in some of the 'other countries eroding and the damage which is being done? with the connivance of politically con\ciou\ education tional. \G hich purchase our eyports has curtailed these We hope so. departments, managed to iurn'the public school+ auay The moiher of rhe handicapped boy from Ashcroft from the business of teaching fundamentals (if (ocial and defended her reque\t for hi\ adnii\sion IO rhe regular academic demands. Instead. \tudents are iiou encouraged \chon1 by the \tarenient that, to her, rhe purpose of ('taught' has become an ob\olere word), io adopt \ociall> education 15 io meet the need\ of the indiiidual child. One autistic attitudes. to remain hlind to the demaii& VIlife can kcarcely fault her for buying thar norion Since it is a outside the confine? of their oun Selfish ego\. and to he refrain that has been chanted o\er all the national net- HOWE SOUND sufficiently self-centered a) to insis1 thar social. Iiiigui+iiL,. work\ fvr years, and is, suppo\edly. endor\ed by the velf- and economic covention\ \hould all be scuitled to suit the cectered progrescives in the educarirnal field who seem to ,anarchistic whim5 of teenager\ uho have difficlflty grmr - 'aield \o much influence among51 the equally \elf-centered ing up. progressive\ in the political field. The encouragement begin\ in the elementary who01 The need of the boy is unquestidnably io learn to which students enter already handicapped \+ith .TV- cope. insofar as he is able, with the demands which life inspired attitudes of animo\it) to\sard\ any aurhorit! will make on him. Equally unquestionable ic the fact that figure. But this at'litude i\ officially regarded a\ iiwml. he i\ likely to learn mosr rapidly from a\sociation with his and teachers are ad\i\ed ihat nothing should he done to peers. interfere with the derelvpment of [hi\ 'po\iti\c self- .And a third unquestionable fact is that every aspect of CLOUDESLEY S.Q. HOODSPITH Publisher - image' which pops up in e\er> ttatemeni of educational modern school life is deliberately directed towards ROSE TATLOW - Associate Publisher and Editor ., philosophy from kindergarten to prison workshop\. meeting what libera! educators see as t,he need of the in- MAUREEN GILMOUR and SHERRY GRlFflTHS - Editorial qJ *.. 'J Every effort is made to emphasize the self. \o long a< dividual: as opposed to the needs of organized society ~ to CAM KARY - Advertising Manager I the student is not required to accomplish a bit of uorh the point of his becoming completely absorbed in self- 8 which might legitimately gne him a sense of accompli\h- centered, subjective mental activity and of his failing to men1 for thal self. Requirement\ are sei according io face the demands of rhe real world. P.O. Box 107, Squamish, B.C. "ability." and [he child learn\ \cry early in hi.; \chool And so we have the ridiculous siruation in which a \uh\cripitiin R,~re$ Delivered h) MdiO \IO 00 per Ye.ir ( 1,rntr Printrrr career to \et hi\ cighrj lo\\ enough that little \+ill he e\- \chool rejects a child because he would be enteriw the in- I2 50 per \ edr Ourcide C cincd.i 49 $ 980 1531 pected-ofhim. The po\iti\e \elf image is great, and the cl- trirution suffering from a medical handicap which is, in fort is nil, and the \tudenr ha\ plenry of time io becm~c effecr. almost identical with the social handicaps the absorbed in subjecti\c mental activity quite apart from educational syttem cpends twelve years of deliberate ef- the real uorld. to ~~ fort develop. Vd. 24 - No. 39 Page.4 SQUAMISH. B C.-TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23.1980 By rhe lime he ha\ reaihcd high \chool. he find\ ihar Is it any uonder rhe mother of the child feels all kind+ oCspeciali\i\ ha\c heel1 rounded up to looh after cru\traied?

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unless you put it right up 9 your face plate,” Orser said. fire truck with siren screaming, or being the hero carrying “The men learn to rely on their partners and use the buddy Entering the smoke-filled tower someone out of a burning building. system. If there are problems the second man gets the en- - It’s hard, serious work and takes a person with special dangered one out of the tower.” stamina and determination, with courage and strength, Orser explained that a tug on the rope is the signal for and &hereare 30 volunteer firemen in Squamish who have help and the men are trained in b-uddy breathing in case those qualifications. one of the air packs fails. Using.this system they can get Every Monday night they turn out for practices. and out of the building with safety. There’s enough air ie a these could be out on a “set” where they practice routines; pact to last for 30 minutes. at the firehall where they undergo various types of train- We watched the men prepare to climb the tower and-. ing, or learn how to handle the equipment. saw them emerge after spending some time in the smoky atmosphere. didn’t very pleasant and, despite A Don Hales, technical services supervisor for the It look of- department, said one practice each.month is devoted to fers to find equipment and suits for us, we declined to try. checking out all the equipment and making sure it is in The men practice using the pumper and the fire hoses, working order.’This includes the rescue van which is equip- with two men on the hoses; one holding the nozzle and the ped with the Jaws of Life and all the extrication equipment . other holding the hose as a back-up measure on the heavy and goes to the scene of an accident. lines. Smoke practice and tower practice is another impor- Hales explained that the recruits undergo a six monlh tant part of the drill they go thrbugh and Fire Chief Doug rookie course with the air packs, ladders and hoses and Orser explained that the men, working in pairs, suit up in then go into driver training and pump operations. the protective clothing with face masks and MSA air Doug Omer, Fire Chief packs, and using a rope-, climb the %lairsin the smoke filled There are full classroom facilities in the firehall and t owPr . sometimes they have lectures on various phases of fire “It is so dark in there you can’t see your flashlight prevention and fire fighting, with films or slides. “It takes about a year to train a fireman,’’ he said, “and this includes instruction in the use of the equipment in the rescue van where they learn to take a venicle apart to rescue a trapped motorist.” “Two firemen are living in the hall, in the quarters upstairs,” he added, “and there are five living near the No. 2 hall in Garibaldi Estates.” Hales said response time is never later than five minutes. It is slower during the day and on weekends when ’ some of the firemen are at work or away. The best response is at night . . . and that’s when fires often occur. What does ir take to join the fire department? You have to be 19 years of age, physically fit and have a valid B.C. driver’s licence. They’ll teach you everything else. The firemen are taught some first aid, for use before the ambulance arrives on the scene of an accident, and the training stresses safety regulation\ and the Workmen’s Compensation Board rules. ‘1 There are three fire halls in tlie Squamish valley, one is Gary Robs& Don Hales, Brenda Meyers, the downtown area near the municipal,hall, the second one Coming out of the tower Fire Protect ionbf f icer Equipment Officer Secretary at the new fire hall in the Tri-services building and the third in B,rackendale on Depot Road. The majority of the men are at the No. 2 hall which houses the rescue van and a pumper. There is a pumper at the No. 1 hall in downtown Squamish and the old pumper is at the No. 3 hall igBrackendale. Cost of outfilting the firemen has risen in the past few years from about $300 per man to a price of about a thou- sand dollars per man and clothe$ don’t last very long if the firemen are busy. “We go through the knees of our pants quite quickly if we have a number of fires,” Glen Rudkin said, “because if we are fighting a fire in a building we often have to crawl along the floor to we or to takc advantage of whatever air there i\.” “Dump fires are also hamrdous,” Orser said, “we never know uhat chemicals or materials may be on fire . there and at (ome of the blares at the old dump were assisted by the FMC fire department which is trained to handle chemical fires.” Doug Orser is the fire chief and in charge of the entire department with Gary Robson as his captain, who serves as first officer on the rescue \‘an and the Fire Prevention Officer for the district. Pat Harrkon is deputy chief in charge of fire opera- tions and there are three lieutenants Brian Findlay, Dennis Reed and Terry Reed. I Bob Wilcox was a new fireman who had just finished his preliminary training end Flavio Vergera is a cadet fireman, just starting the program. “They come from many qreas, ‘from business, from Rayonier, from the BCR and from rhe logging industry.” Orser said, “and they all come prepared to learn a difficult and dirty job.” And they all get to learn the trick of sliding down the This is how-you operate a pumper It takes two men to handle o big hose. bran pole . . . without getting chafed!

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SHORELAND RECREATIONAL Perrett +87. Monday Matinee: Lynn ' CROWN LAND Gauthier 305s, 6661. +129; Kay FOR LEASE Roberts 256s, 249s; 7201; Betty f Burton 270s, 254s, 7111; Jean Pet- The Ministry of Lands, Parks and Housing has tersen + 173; Chris.Berry +43; Shoreland Recreational Crown lots for lease to the Lura Gill +39. general public, on Lillooet Lake, B.C. The lots will be lmpbrt Motors: Mary leased for a period of 30 years with the rental to be Hoodikoff 222s, 6391; Dot prepaid as indicated below. Dawson 21Os, 5781; Gail Talk of baseball seems anything up a few odds and ends of what Legal Description Prepaid Rental Venekamp 221s; Joyce FIury 5701; but seasonal at the moment but was our most successful season to Carol Venekamp +115; Carol since the World Series is yet to Block J, D.L. 21 79 date. $6,000 First item up is thp announce- Lillooet District Ostergard +63; Marilyn Cham- come we'll take one last trip to pagne +23; Bob Silcock 275~~the ballpark for the year and tidy ment of the Annual General Block K, D.L. 2179 $6,000 Meeting scheduled 10 take place Lillooet District 'on Thursday, September 25th. at Prospective lessees must be Canadian citizens and .the Chieftain Hotel at 8:oO P.m. have resided in British Columbia for a continuous START TRAINING FOR you will see it advertised in the period of at least two years immediately preceding pages of this weeks edition of the the date of the lot draw. .. 4TH ROAD RUN OCT. 26 Times and we hope tha it inspires Allocation of the lots will be by public lot draw on you to come out and &e us some October 31, 1980 at 2:OO p.m. . 'input' into making the 1981 . The Squamish Road Run, sponsored by the'Rotaty Club, is seasonyear. Ajust nominating that much committeebetter this Lot Draw will be held at: once again being organized and this year is being held on Ministry of Lands, Parks and Housing October 26 at 10:30 a.m. - giving you five weeks to get in shape! will be putting forth a recorn- Lands and Housing Regional Operations For newcomers to this annual event, the course is mended slate of oflicers for your 4240 Manor Street consideration. If for some reawn Burnaby, B.C. approximately 7600 metres (4% miles), beginning and ending at we've overlooked you and YOU V5G 162 Howe Sound secondary school track. There are various age/sex categories, and the first finisherin. wish 10 stand for a position. Prior registration is required.to be included in the lot please contact Gary Wong at draw. each receives a medal. However, every runner completing the 898-3310 or 892-5291 (Bus). Of- course receives a T-shirt. Registration closes at 12:OO noon, October 31 ,1980. fices to be filled are Association Pre-registration is $2 and forms can be obtained from the Chairman, Vice-chairman, Applicants or their proxy must be in attendance at the Times office and any of the schools. Secretary, Treawrer,Director (2 lot draw. Further information can be obtained from Shirley DeCook to be elected). Commi5sioner, \ Term and conditions of lease and registration or Peter Hotston at 892-5261 or Hilary Sheffield 898-3412. Babe Ruth League President and forms may be obtained from: Little League Prejident. Each of-- Ministry of Lands, Parks and Housing fice is important to the overall Lands and Housing Regional Operations functioning of the association and 4240 Manor Street your enthusiastic support is the Burnaby, B.C. key to organited baseball in our V5G 182 community. Telephone-438-5344 Our second item concern+ the collecting of last year5 uniforms Province of from the players. Team Mothers REFEREE'S will be contact by the Ladies Aux- British Columbia iliary and arrangeme,nt, made to Ministry of Lands, collect, sort and mend the uniforms in preparation for Parks and Housing Spend-winter - siorage over the winter. For more Honourable James A Chawt. Minister information please contact Wednesday 8, Thursday Dorothy Swansm, Ladies Aux- September 24 8, 25 iliary Chairman at 898-9582.. , 4 hours nightly - 6 pm till 11 pm Playing equipment will also be collected within the next twd mon- CIVIC CENTRE ths. Repairs have to be made and frost-free. SENIOR LOUNGE new equipment should be pur- Instructor - Dave Roach chased well before next season begins. It is also to our advantage * $5.00 per person One session of unwinding a NOTICE to cash in on off-season specials trail headed smack dab on baseball gear. Would managers TO ALL B.C. for further info contact and coaches please have your through the middle of a Mike Callaghan 898-5945 equipment ready and if you need 30-bel ow win d-chill, VEGETABLE GROWERS more' information please contact Brian Jamieson at 898-9403. and you'll begin to In accordance with B.C. Order-in-council 96:80 of If possible please arrange to March 20th, 1980 all Persons operating a farm in join us Thursday evening. 8:OO appreciate the way British Columbia on which one tonne (2.200 Ibs.) or p.m. at the Chieftain and if you Arcticwear keeps more of regulated product hos been produced during ierh happy with this past year's the past 12 months must register with the B.C. programme come and tell US the cold out and the. Vegetable Marketing Commission. The following are about it - if you weren't come warm in. products regulated by the Cornmission: along and tell us about that too! We are always open to consiruc- Get into Arcticwear. Fresh Market Tired of wasting rive criticism. to cuggesrions and Asparagus Corn Potatoes wood in inefficient to new ideas and anything that Quality, value, and grea't Beets Eggplon t Pumpkin will improve on the quality of ball looking styles have made Cabbage Lettuce Rut obaga s stoves & fireplaces? that we offer to the boys and girls Carrots Marrow Squash of the Squamish area., If you have it the favorite brand of Cau lif lower Onions Tomatoes a thought you'd like to put for- Celery Parsnips B The Earth Stove burns 1/3 the fuel ward but cannot attend the America's snowmobilers. told promoterSfOVeSbecause etlicienl and complele ore healing combustion draft man' llh Cucumbers Peppers of many meeting, please call Gary Wong - Processing Crops wildcoolrig luel 01 powerlire unlike plants manual Super holehealed dralts air doOrevenlJ Even he'll be happy to pass it along. See Asparagus Corn Potatoes you all Thllrsday at the Chieftain. Bush Beans Peas Strawberriet large chunks burn slow+ and complelelr-ellmlnales Tomatoes lreguenl ash removal B wood gases not wasted Secondarr drab forms Registration may be obtained from the mtroduceoiygen above primary lire lone lo burn volatile following agencies of the Commission or the Commis- gaser such as methanol pyroligneous acid elC sion office. Converts to open fire instantly B.C. Coast Vegetable Co-op Ass'n. Tel. 278-6234 Arcticwear 1981. 13631 Vulcan Way. Richmond. 8.C V6V 1K4 % Ld &Y Wlh I1u dkdlu kuAw!D$q4 Beat the cold Interior Vegetable Marketing Agency Tel- 545-5100 with flying P.O. Box 910 Vernon. B.C. VlT 6M8. We install, service, and sell everything for wood Island Vegetable Co-op Ass'n. Tel: 382-8203 heat. colors. 2805 Quesnel Street, Victoria. B.C. V8T 4K2 Come in and see our Eorfh Stoves, Fireplace Vegetable producers who have already Inserts, Class Firescreens, and Hearth Accessories. registered for the 1980-1981 crop year need not On display at . . Or call Dave at . . . register again at thls time. All others must register . with the Commission not later than September 30th. Dave's Home 1980. RISE & SHINE HOWE SOUND ENTERPRISES LTD. Services Ltd. B.C. Vegetable Marketing Commission 381 65 2nd * Ave. Squomish Squomish, E.C. 212 - 17704 - 56th Avenue 892-9818 898-3414 EQUIPMENT Surrey, B.C. V3S 1C7. Tel: 576-8291 Summer prices still available until Sept. 27, 1980 SQUAMISH -898-5212 We will olso clean your chimney, furnoce, or boiler.

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I ..... ‘ ’ . . tvlr.)Ben Marr - ’ value publicly proniised.h‘as not Olga’s Style Shop, proves Q bea hap& and rewar- Vancouver. W.Vantouver, been -given. After a heart attack an Ernies Take Home. ding experience for all the boys Dunbar-Point Grey, Richmond, Dear Sir: East Howe Sound and several old age pensioner has been urged Touch of Class, . I and especially those who are new We are totally outraged !by the other Districts. The Districts in to sell four acres for a ‘fraction of I Fashionality, to Scouting. And to those parents, government’s bungling and lack their value. He has built his home ,Overwaitea Stores, guardians and friends of the boys turn are responsible for thqir of concern, for the people in and lived here a very long time, Squamish Mills, who have come forward and ex- groups and in our.case these again Garibaldi since the Order in and three generations after him. CRB Logging Ltd., pressed an interest ’ in helping separate into areas. Thus we have ‘ Cou* on May 28th. Sales and 1st Squamish, 4th Squamish, 1st Other people are pressured to sell The Cobbler Shoe Store, - ’ whether as leaders, assistants or in many other negotiations were in because they are told later the Weldwood, parent groups, we extend a warm Brackendale, 1st Whisker, 1st progress at this date and subse- government won’t buy. Some are Dan Trevison, - Pro Shop, welcome and thank all of you for Pemberton and 1st Mount Currie quently were frozen. The govern- mpving Since the School bus is be- Jerry Eaton, giving so generously of your time. all under the East Howe Sound ment had made no preparations ins discontinued now. In one Dan Rourke, When Scouting is a family affair District flag and a par! of the prior to this drastic action. No negotiation the appointed ar- Pat Candy, we think that aveyone benefits. Lower Mainland Regional. These guide lines or proper procedures bitrator insists a particular interim Trudy Wrobtouski. Perhaps this would be an ap- groups are each responsible for were suggested for the owners to agreement doesn’t exist. Whereas Clara Dorosh, propriate time to take a minute to their sections and sections as we deal with the government, who in another negotiation he admits Bruno Marini and explain the structure of the refer to them are the Beaver Col- quickly became invisible. In some its existence but refuses to take its Pat Goode-Potters. Scouting Organization to those onies, Cub Packs and Scout cases people are an emotional value into consideration. Thank you very much! who are participating with us this Troops in each group. Parents, mess and financially destitute as a People were told that the value Patricia Marini year. For a clearer picture we will who make up those groups, work direct .result. There has already of the land becomes a large hand in hand with the leaders of been one heart attack and one at- percentage lower as soon as a ZClG3-ihEir sections to provide tempted suicide. Why has the house is built on it. Percentages the necessities that enable them to government refused to help solve were taken off the total value for function properly. These Group problems that the Order in Coun- things like “too much brick”, Committees meet approximately cil has created? which- consisted of a brick wall once a month and their chairman A most irresponsible ad has and fireplace. Percentage deduc- reports to the District Counci. been released in newspapers by the tions for age varied with no rhyme District Council members in their appraisers on instruction by the or reason, so did the prices of- turn report to the Regional Coun- government. It offers the first fered. It would seem that the cil and this line of progression bought houses for tender for elderly or meek are getting less follows.through Provincial Coun- demolition. It also states: than the strong mincfkd or more cil, National Council and finally “Prospective buyers are advised informed. The people who .have the World Council. But the bot- that other buildings in the vicintiy been required to have their houses tomline after all is the boys and to of Garibaldi will be offered for boarded up before they can this end we endeavor to provide sale as they become available and receive payment have suffered them with a life experience that to watch for further norices.” hardship. Some have had to store will adequately serve them well in .-children, until- their next homes years to come- This is outrageous. Most homes’ were available fo; occupancy. All are not boarded up. Some will not One last note this evening - these things have caused depres- would those who have not as yet be sold to the government. Since sion and immense upset in this ad there have been break-ins picked up equipment left at the Garitraldi. Now @we understand ‘Sports Equipment Swap’ please in Garibaldi, our home included. why the appraisers have been tell- We have been harassed by in- do so within the next two weeks? ing people not to discuss their Otherwise we will consider it as a truders who came to inspect our negotiations with their friends and home and property which is not donation and as such, thank those neighbgurs. It is time that the up for tender. We‘ are also still who have done so for their government renews its interest in generosity. Please contact Shirley paying taxes on our home and the situation it created and comes land. If we are harassed any fur- Clausen at 898-3878 to reclaim up with more concrete solutions, any forgotten items., Thankyou. ther ‘by instruders there will be particularly on relocation. Other- violence. The boarded up homes wise the majority will have should be shown by appointment nowhere to go. only. Yours truly, We moved to Garibaldi from Eva Perrett Vancouver nine years age, bring- ing our three sons and well established business with us. Our Dear Sir: sons have grown up on the It was with great interest that I Cheakamus River with fishing, read your editorial comment hiking, all the winter sports, com- under the headline “Demand Responsibility.“ It is indeed naive petitive kayaking, prospecting and Robert Proudfoot getting his lap ticket checked at the Skate-a- for anyone to suppose that working at summer jobs. Our Thon. youngest son is now afraid on his everyone in this province has the own property and in his own right to an education. Not every home. He fears that the govern- child has that right and au!istic ment will steal his home and citirens least of all. Warren board it up, and fears the frequent Low’s case is not unique. It is Don’t wait in!ruders. happening in practically every For two weeks we have hiked school district in this province - in- for winter!! o\.er the relocation site at Bran- cluding this one. What does make Don’t let your $$dollars fly Warren’s case unusual is that he dywine Creek. Even though it out your windows. Install had a compassionate. understan- does not compare to all the lakes storm windows inside or out- and rivers we have in Garibaldi, ding reacher. side, or insuloted glass. B.C. we feel it will be a suitable site. We As a member of the Autistic cannot move or negotiate our pre- Citizens’ Association, 9 can state hydro financing up to $500 sent home until this site ih made that for countless years parents availalbe. availahlc...... have been pleading for understan- FOR FREE ESTIMATE CALL Pacific Plunibing and Ex- ding and help, and \\hen no help cavating wa\ a well established was available. gave up. Don Green 898-3395 company when we moved it and Now they have chosen to press or tall u\ to Garibaldi from Vancouver. for rights that “normal” children We operated in and around the enjoy, and I think you will see Garibaldi area as well as Whistler. more complaints brought hcfore .WILLIAMS INSTALLATION collect (1 12) 826-2219 Now we can continue to operate the Human Rights Commi\sion. as of October 1st only in Whistler. The company Perhaps in another IS or 20 years ha\ two \torage shedy, for supplies autistic children will enjoy an and tools, in the Garibaldi area. It automatic right to an education. alw owns a vacant lot near the hut in the meantime it will be too \torage sheds, for parkine laie for Warren. VINYL SIDING machinery during job\, or Atorage Mrs. Doreen Jay *40 year guarantee * insulated while it renovates Arts Council News rt Styrofoam backed * 6 colours Marlene Gervin uac informed with the word “jury”: it \imply *never needs paint that a pottery clasf by Capinano means that the selections commit- * vertical or horizontal patterns 0’ of 9:00 am to 5:OO pm College will not he availahle and tee want5 to make wre ttiar your FOR FREE ESTIMATE CALL she ha\ arranged for a hand- whniitted three or four sample\ of building \vork\hop inrread. It \\ill fiiiithed uork is of a generall) Don Green 898-3395 will continue good standard, well-finidled and be held at thz Artr Council or call Building on Sunday. October 5th of an original quality. Work from Mondays to from 10 am - 4 pm. Thi\ it a kits and pre-tahricated item are Fridays. course for beginner\ and for rhow not acceptahle. Come earl! to Cap WILLIAMS INSTALLATION 7 collect (112) 826-2219 \tho irould ‘like to know niore College. repi\ter and resene your about making objectr from clay. \pace. Jane Bradiqh is the instructor. Phone hlarlenc to regkter at 898-5459. The uorkLhop can only accomniodalc 10 penon9 \o register early for a place. Fees \\ill HOWE SOUND MINOR BASEBALL ASSOCIATION-- depend on the numhcr af par- ticipant\, bur xi11 not euceed $12. An oilpainting class under the All Classified Ads - Friday 5:W pm direction of Arie Hoogenboom ANNUAL will start on October 6th at the Display Advertising Friday 5:OO pm Arts Council Building ar 7:30 - p.m. 10 ses\ion\ are planned, each GENERAL MEETING from 7:30 pni - 9:30 pi. Regittra- tion, a\ well a$ the first leswn uill THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1980 begin on Mongay. October 6 and. 8:OO P.M. CHIEFTAIN HOTEL the subcequent lessons ni1b take place on Tue\day e\ening\. Fees are $20 per person. On the first - REVIEW OF 1980 PROGRAM evening you \\ill be informed as 10 what materials IO bring 10 the - ELECTION OF 1981 BOARD OF DIRECTORS following lessons. For informa- tion phone Arie at 898-3362. Market participant\ please remewber that previen work \hould be dropped off at Capilano To all managers, coaches, and interested parents (‘allege'\ Cle\.eland office unkil Come and support minor baseball in Squamish! Thurtday. September 26 and MUST he picked up on Saturday. Scpteniher 27th. Don’t he alarmed b.

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~ I For Sale Miscellaneous Classified Rates I For Sale Miscellaneous IO Personals a 19 Pets ,O Job Opportunities Mlnlmum rate of $3:00 for 5 lines if ~~ - I971 Toyota Carolla Mark 11. Good Neatherby rifle. Scope, strap case, PIANOS!!! AL-ANON ’ Dogs available at the pound thiiweek: - Bus Ddver/Custodlan Willing to babysit weekends and aftn prepaid. If you wiih your ad to be ransportation. Needs. so.me body eft hand model, bglb & st-ock. Ex. Rebuilt uprights from $1,295. Grands :amily Group Meeting6 Thursdays at 8 month Golden Lab female * Whistler, B.C. ichool. Call Teresa at 892-5826. (9.23) billed a $4.00 rate for 5 lines will be vork 5650o.b.o. 898-5367 after 6 pm. * :ellent condition. 898-5523. (sp) from $2,995, largest display of pianos Uano Cfub, 37978 3rd Ave.. phone IO month B/W Heinz 57 small hrs./day; 10 mos./yr. split shift. Wanted babysitter for 2 childrcr17 and chareed to cover costs, Deadline for in lower mainland. Also HAMMOND #92-3661or 898-5392. United Church, :00 a.m. - noon and 2:30 p.m. - 3:30 8.5)(sv) copy p.m. on the Saturday leluxe Electric Organ. Doublc 2 yrs. Border Collie X, female spayed; d from Sunday night till Friday night. IS ):do ORGANS from $699. Call collect ith Ave., Monday 8:30 - 892-5467 - .m.; $9.21 per hour. Driving school 1979 8 passenger Ford station wagon, preceding the Tuesday publication. teyboard. Complete rhythm selection 1 % yr. Border Collie X male 898-9452.19.23) 926-5 1 1I, 198-9562. (2.6~1) I fi yrs. Black Shepherd X female us for Myrtle Philip School and iutomatic, power steering, power Phone 892-5131 or 892-3018. E1200. Phone 898-3846. (sp) leaning school. Class II Chauffeur’s Day care available hourly or daily. -WE DELIVER- Alcoholics @onymous Contact 898-541 1 I rakes. radio, air conditioner, 36,000 cence required. Previous experience Clean safe environment, completely Vear new Nikon FE camera and 5( Vancouver Organ Center a9~3aai a92-9044 (9.23) niles. good gas mileage, condition like Good home wanted for part shepherd,~ riving school bus would be an asset. fenced yard. 898-9530. (10.7) nm Nikon lens case, lens hood and 1377 Marine Dr.. West Vancouver a9a-9572 m8-9aao iew. Price %;900 or phone 898-9582 ilters. $425 (new $525). Near nev M Custodian II/Co-ordinator of Babysitter required Tues. to Fri. 8 5 Pemberton 894-6807 part wolf. 4 year old neutered male - )r 112-921-9491. (sp) 1 For Sale Miscellaneous Vivitar 365 electronic flash, completc Community Use of Schools Whistler p.m. Valleycliffe area preferred. Con- Good quality raw wool for sale. 37978 3rd Avenoe dog. 892-5862 after 8 p.m. (9.23) - 979 8 passenger Ford station wagon, with power pack, $130.’ (new $200 I hrdday, year round - 4:30 pm. IO tact 892-3145 after6p.m.(9.16) How to get your message to 290,000 894-6836 utomatic, power steering, power 198-9460. (SO) Wanted: responsible person to share 3 Registered English Springer Spaniels 1:W p.m. with YI hr. lunch. S8.09 homes? Blanket B.C.! Just $75 will (9.30) idrm. house near Brackendale. Call Kr hour. Cleaning Myrtle Philip Will babysit my home in Dentville. )rakes, radio, air conditioned, 36.000 Sears above ground swimming pool I! liver and white sire and dam imponec place your 25 word classified ad in all NEC stereo, amp tuner, turntable, >onna after 5.898-551 1. (9.23) ichool and co-ordinating adult educa- Large fenced yard and play room. niles. good gas mileage. condition like ( 4 1 year old. Filter andall equip from U.K. Excellent bird dogs and Mon. to Fri. 892-3964. (9.30) 61 member papers of the B.C. Yukon - :assette. speakers, Akai mike, 35 ion and community groups making iew. Price $6,900 or phone 898-9582 Community Newspaper Association. nent. Offers 898-51 18. (sp) Zaribbean junket, departing Van- pets. Many field trial champions ir watts, great system, excellent sound., ise of the school facilities. Babysitter needed Highlands area. 2 ir 112-921-9491. (sp)1%9 Camaro 2 We handle everything right here. For ‘ouver October 25th. Flight, accom- pedigree. Phone 593-4387. (9.23) Ir. HT 350, 3 spd., auto., radio, Kenwood Chef, all purpose mixer wit1 51,200 o.b,o. less for cash. Phone 2 yr. old black male poodle. ~~ Adult- Applications for both positions to boys 7 and 9, after school till 6; some more information contact The nodations “complimentary” to quali- uckets, new tires, excel. cond. >lender attachment, bread hook, cakc 398-3832. (9.30) ying players and guests. To register irrivc no later than September 301h, Fridays till 9. 898-5229 between 6 and Squamish Times. tttachments etc. Paid $360, asking person’s dog. Has all shots. Offers, 9. (9.23) hroughout. Oreen rocking chair, good condition, phone 372-1332. Write Fun Time iddressed to: 6275. firm. 898-9727. (sp) Phone 898-9076. (9.23) School District f2-48 (Howe Sound) 892-3 I50 FURNITURE 630.892-3176. (9.23) rours, Box 3304, Kamloops, B.C. Babysitter wanted for old baby Box 250, Squamish, B.C. VON 3G0 IO mo. SP) 3011 cart, bag, 3 woods, and all irons v‘2C 689. (9.23) in my home. Light housekeeping BRAND NWES Speed Queen washer and dryer $300 3ffers. Phone 892-3457. (sp) 9.23) duties 9 - 5 p.m. Mon. - Fri. 898-3273 1975 Malibu classic. 350 tilt, ps., CITY PRICES pair. Western saddle $300. Phone 3 1 Musical Instruments p.b., clock, excel. cond. $3000. ~ Managing Editor .required for Alberta after 6 p.m. (9.23) FREE DELIVERY Roland EP-IO Electric piano, incl 998-3278 after 5 p.m. (9.23) 892-9290. (6.24) (Sp) Harpsichord settings, sustain pede. ~ ~~ I 1 Business Personals Lowrey piano for sale, 2 years old, weekly in good size Community. Must Camper, 2 years old. fits Datsun-lbng ind hard shelled case, $450. Dua perfect condition 898-3250. $1950. lave general knowledge of all aspects 1976 [ord Granada, Gray, good tires. 892 -3424 box, incl. 3-way fridge and propane DIVORCE urntable featuring pitch control (7.22)(Sp) if business including production, 49 CarsforSale 50.000 miles, 2 dr.. new paidt & whkl itove $2.200. G.E. washer and dryer, Low cost :o printing , VALLEY FURNITURE iuto. replay and cue control $75 mmcr c ial editor i al alignment. 54ooo. Call 898-3129. (sp) white,.S yrs. old, $200 ea.; Round 3 Over the Phone - Fast . ’71 Automatic Toyota Corolla. Excel. 398-5950. (8.19) naterial and office management. Queen size water bed, 4 poster, triple foot kitchen table and 4 chairs. Phone THE LAW SHOPPE 40 Job Opportunities Salary negotiable and partnership op- cond., new transmission. standard ‘77 Honda Civic standard 45,000 mi., dresser, wicker inset headboard, AMWAY PRODUCTS 398-3894. (9.23) TOLL FREE 112-800-663-3035 portunity for right person. Plant has steering and brakes, four door, 4 new Michclin radials, tach. good con- $900. Come to you - satisfactioi (in Vancouver area call 687-2442) 52 Room Hotel needs maintenance Goss slanter, $1700 firm. Phone after 6 dition. 898-9289. (9.16) heater, liner Phone 898-9412. Hay for Sale $-unit Suburban web, commer- guaranteed or your money back Chargex and Mastercharge accepted assistant; young, mature. Apply in pm. 892-9230. (sp) (SP) Hay, alfalfa mix and grass hay. :ial printing capabilities and grosses 1974 Renault 48000 mi., new brakes, Phone 898-5302. Distributorship in “Legal Help You Can Afford” writing including resume and.photo more than W,OOO annually. .Reply tires, good running cond. 892-3494. Thompson Centre “Hawken” Delivered. 112-894-6059. (10.14) ~ ~~ to: Northlander Hotel, Rogers Pass, 1975 Volkswagen super beetle. Ncw quiries also welcome. (I I .25) MOSTLY BOOKS with resume of expereince to Box engine 500 miles, excellent running [SP) blackpowder rifle. 50 cal. Includes Double brass bed, head and foot B.C. VOA INO. (9.23) Drumset. English made full profes noved to.Third and Victoria building. “WW” A.W.N.A., 11 Fairway Drive, condition, radials, radio, sunroof, moulds and shooting accessories. Ex- Joards, frame included. 892-3617 dur- ‘66 Envoy Epic $250 o.b.0. 898-9354. jional quality. Excellent cond. $425 titty corner to the Squamish Hotel in Pressman: For well established Suite #213, Edmonton, Alberta. corduroy interior, all papers far cellent condition. $250 o.b.0. Phone ng day or 898-9523 evenings. (sp) (SP) 898-3170. (8.12) 692-3476. iowntown Squamish. Open Tues. to newspaper on Vancouver Island. Must T6J 2W4. (9.23) repairs in last year. Phone 898-3237 G.E. harvest gold fridge 23” deluxe sat. 10 a.m. to 930 p.m. Friday till 9. be journeyman familiar with offset, to WELDER - FABRICATORS ask for Danielle. sp 1973 Mercury Montego 4 dr. Canopy for sale for small pick-up Wood burning. stove excellent condi Brougham. Ekcllent condition High Viking stove, white, 21 cut.ft. Ad- 192-3912. M operate 7 unit Goss Community. Shift Your hours, good pay. Phone . (Mazda Datsun Courier). Phone tion $200. Phone 898-3438 after 1971 Ford LTD station wagon. Good mileage. 898-503 I. (sp) niral freezer white. Lady and man’s wOrk involved. Apply: Comox District 698-3032. (9.23) SI .OOO. 898-5010 days. 898-5709 evenings. p.m. weekdays. (sp) running ofder. Phone 898-3109 after 5 iki equipment. Phone898-5362. (9.23) Free Press, Box 3039, Courtenay, 1964 Chevellc 6 cyl. automatic. Nm (8.12)bP) MEDO MILK B.C. 5N3, att’n. B. Morris. MECHANICS p.m. (SP) SAVE! SPICES WHOLESALE! by V9N tires. exhaust system; mechanically Interested in saving money? Hate run 13 Deaths (9.23) Part-time; full-the ‘74 Astre Pontiac, 42,000 miles, $750. 22 ft. L.S. “Glass on Wood”. Mint nail. Any spices, any herb any quanti- A-I. $600 o.b.o.988-2902. ning to the store for that milk yo1 898-3032 Phone 892-5162 between 9 a.m. and 4 condition. F.W. Cooled Comp. y. State requirements and quantities ’ILNASEK-Suddenly on Sept. 20, Experienced Parts Person required by thought you had? Inquire about ou (9.23) rebuilt inboard. Lines etc. Call collect n price request. Enclose stamped 980, Joseph Rene (Joe) Pilnasek of NAPA Auto Parts store in the p.m. (SP) tires,19619 Montcalmbrakes, rebuilt convertible. engine Newand 112-985-1553. (SP) unique,freeze-dried products: include( tnvelope. Solar Spices, Box 9o00, iquamish. B.C. in his 40th year. Sur- beautiful Columbia Valley. Apply: TearherlPlide - 1976 Peugeot 504 diesel, very clean, free home delivery., Phone 898-9758 Coast Mountain Outdoor Schol PHOTOGRAPHY EQUPMENT Salmon Arm, B.C. VOE (9.23) ,ived by his loving wife Terry, his Mitchell Auto Parts. Box 470, 36,000 miles. 40 mpg. Best car-for wansmisslon. 6.800 original mila. (9.23) 2TO. Pemberton, B.C. I Canon AE-I Camera ather in Czechoslovakia, two- sons, Golden, B.C. VOA IHO. Phone commuting. 898-3769. (sp) f3.0000.b.o. 988-2902. (sP) I year old Electrolux Shampooer. All Lene and Bill of Squamish and all his Full-Lime (IO mo./yr.) $5.25 lo $7.32 I 50 mm. Lens One Marchand oil floor furnace. 3Ol 344-2266. (9.23) ’68 T-Bird, fully loaded with extras, in attachments, shampoo & wax includ- pecial children: two brothers, Martin per hour depending on qualifications 1963 Chev 4 dr., 283 auto., radio, 2 I 210 mm. Zoom Lens gallon oil tank. Phone 898-5194 bet :d. Asking $225. o.b.0. Phone Instruction Kit on mailing circulars. mounted winter tires. Runs good. very good condition. $3,500 firm. ween 6 and I I p.m. (9.23) if Toronto and John of Hungary. and/or previous experience. ’ 1 Electric Auto Winder 398-9458. (9.23) 30 day full refund guarantee if kii Duties - assist with instruction of $300 o.b.0. Phone 392-5366 after 5 892-3403. (SP) I Electronic Flash ’rayers Wednesday, Sept. 24th at 7 Franklin ,wood stove with flues, usel ).m. in the Squamish Funeral Chapel. returned in good condition. Send sell outdoor education programs for P.m. (SP) 1 Carry All Equipment Bag. Asking 1 year old Electrolux Shampooer. All 1974 Custom T-Bird Gold colour. one season. $140.898-9484. (sp) kneral service on Thursday, Sept. addressed stamped envelope to Ander. students grades Kn. to 12. This will in- 74 Mustang, miles. Good con- $750. Phone 898-5632. (sp) attachments. shampoo & wax includ- son’s, R.R. 4. Mission, B.C 66,OOO 29,000 original miles A-I condition, Attention! Hockey players, socce rd. Asking $225, o.b.0. Phone !5th at 1 p.m. Rev. Father T. Shiel clude student groups on overnight dition, $3,000 0.b.o. 69 Pontiac Strata IO’ x 12‘ cabin tent, outside frame debrant. Interment in Garibqdi V2V 5M2. (9.23) backpack trips in alpine terrain, cross- Radio and 8 track. All extras $5700. playres, players of any sort. Come in 398-9458. (9.23) Chief. 350 V8. Good condition. 892-3939. (9.23) $45. Baby walker $7; baby backpack to Red Heather Recreation and see ou Zemetery. In lieu of flowers, dona- S.S. Engineer-Permanent position ir country skiing, canoe safety in still $I ,OOO 0.b.0. Call 892-9087. (sp) (faces backward) $10; small child’s Large potted orange trees. Sewing set, ions to the Squamish Foster Parer- Squamish for experienced person. Nc water and related activities. Applicant selection of sporting goods. 1970 Volvo S.W. Good condition, 1973 Chev 3 ton with HlAB 20 ft. flat lifejacket $4; .folding highchair $6. 3irl’s bike. Phone 898-3294. (9.23) issociation, c/o Mr. Ian Walker. Box camp, return to Squamish daily. Alr should be familiar with farm animals RED HEATHER RECREATION auto., radials SI900 o.b.0. 898-3472. deck 427 Sl2,000 0.b.o. 892-5665 or 898-9025. (9.2)(~~) 81, Squamish, would be appreciated. company & union benefits. Wantec and their care, have some knowledge Highway 99 and Garibaldi Way Garage Sale (8.12) 892-5006. (SP) Technics direct drive SL2000 turntable (9.30) Sept. 27 II to4 9.23) immediately. Please apply at of B.C. natural history and have I544 Arrowhead Drive Weldwood of Canada Ltd.. Empirc previous experience working with 79 Ford Chateau. 26,00 km. Good $100. Green corduroy baby back pack Crib Mattress, high chair, turtle poc (Bracken Heights Co-op) Logging Division, Winnipeg St. & elem-entary school students. Accom- condition, $12.500 o.b.0. 892-3357 or 1970.Mcrcury station wagon, p.b.. $8. Wooden toddler trainer chair - and car seat. 892-9882. (sp) P.s., auto. Call between 5 p.m. and II never used $8. Paper baler $100. Bam- (9.23) 16 Found Loggers Lane. 892-5244. (9.30) modation in Pemberton is not provid- 892-5621. (8.26)(~~) > ed with this position. and a car is p.m. 898-9593. (sp) boo hanging chair $30. Tires: Firewood 73 Olds Vista Cruiser. P.s., p.b.. air Fisher fireplace insert, portable Found - grey female kitten 11) weeks Support Services Supervisors necessarji Applications will be receiv- Goodyear flextens radial snows $50, Alder split and delivered - $80 ful conditioning. Fine condition. $3,000 iishwasher and chrome dinette suite old in vicinity of liquor store Sept. 12. $1 ,6IO - $ I ,797 ed until Septmeber 30. 1980. Address 1970 VW beetle. new 1600 engine. C78-13. Reg. snows $10. 700 SR cord. $65 truck load. 892-5468 13 with arborite table and four chairs, 892-5165. For Provincisl Ministry of Forests applications to: o.b.0. 898-9290. (SP) brakes and muffler. Good condition. Summers with Datsun rims $15. anytime. (10.7) )ox spring and mattress, student’s responsible for coordinating and ad. School District #48 (Howe Sound) ‘77 Toyota Corolla liftback. Low homeafter5p.m. 898-5117. (10.14) Phone 893-5505. (7.29) (sp) Purebred German Shepherd puppies itudy desk. Phone 892-5264 or Found - small white female dog in vising on preparation of the Districi Valleycliffe 892-5807. (9.23) Box 25d, Squamish, B.C. VON 3GO mileage, 3 radial tires. 2 winter tires. six weeks old. Ready now. Phon 392-5873 after 5. (9.23) budget and monitoring the budget; en. General Electric Air Conditioner. ~- (9.23) 898-9380. (SP) 1978 PONTIAC Parisienne, power 10,000 BTU for Glider Windows in- 898-5621. (SP) sure the maintenance of commitmeni windows and door locks, automatic Baby crib with mattress, high chair, 1%9 Volvo 164 Auto. 6 cylinder. stallation. 898-9250. (sp) control procedures and on-going im, Wanted - Person with experience lay- - power steering, power brakes, split Electric stove and fridge 30 inch itroller, sofa and ch ir. Soundesign Leather interior. Rebuilt motor, drive 17 Lost plementation of financial systems ing floor tile. Permanent work or pan bench front seat. custom AM/FM 8 8 ft Security Canopy. Sliding windows years old. Offers 892-9997. (9.23) aereo. Call 892-9290.b.23) time. Call 112-932-3265 or line & front brakes. Some body rust. Lot a cat named Maui. Wh ite with undertake account collections; co. track stereo, new steel radials, two - insulated & screened. $500. Miscellaneous household goods fo 9irtight stove. One and a half years 112-584-3629. (9.23) Asking $1500. A2 Westway Avenue. black cap and Hack spot on side ordinate property and warehousing tone beige. One owner. low mileage?. 892-3869. (SP) sale. 898-9053. (9.30) ,Id. Fisher Papa Bear. U50. Phone (SP) [female), wearing white flea collar. communicatibns, technical draught in[ Asking S6,uxI o.b.0. Phone 898-5941 398-3414. (9.23) ’ and support services functions; ad. One set 1929 Vintage Golf clubs & Custom mnufactured steel building Vicinity of Skyline Drive. Please call 4 1 Employmefit Wanted ‘64 Laudau T-Bird Hardtop - P.s., ask for Ronnie. (9.23) minister personnel policies and coor. bag. 898-3707. (sp) for any application. Qualit Fisher fireplace. insert as new, 892-9232 or 898-5958. Will clean your windows, office. p.b., P.w., rebuilt motor, rebuilt dinate and monitor safety and acci guaranteed. Low prices. Accessorie! $98-3394.(9.23) house or apartment at prices you can transmission, custom wheels. advan- 1977 Mercury Monarch, 59.000 mila, Complete hamster cage $u), Hoover Lost in Timbertown area. Dark grey dent prevention programs; responsiblc any size. Shipped and assemble afford. Phone 892-9089. (9.23) tage radials, new paint. 54,000. exc. cond.. black Michelins all round, vacuum cleaner $100. Phone 898-5639 For sale or trade for stock wheel and striped young male cat with white for staff training and development anywhere in B.C. Roger 542-5092 CO 898-3234. (sP) air conditioning. Asking,S4.900 o.b.0 (SP) ins. 12 x 15 all terrain Firestone tires paws and chest. Call 898-3213. (9.23)s related duties. Grade 12 or equivalent I will clean your house. Please call me lect, 9 - 5 pm. weekdays. (9.23) 892-5854 or 892-5610, ask for Alex. Would like to exchahge upright Col- ind 8 hole white spoke Chevy rims. preferably completion ~f post secon. at 898-5820. (10.7) 1970zds 4 dr. hardtop. ps., p.b.. 6 dspot side by side freezer fridge with Farm Fresh Vegetables $98-3845.(SP) LOST , dary training in business administra, way power seat. power windows, air (SP) Cottonwood Arm Farm :emale Tortoiseshell cat, spayed, conditioning, 8 track & radio. $900. auto ice water ice maker in excellent All near new: tion/accounting; extensive and variec Pem berton iredominantly black, orange and 898-3234, (SP) 1978 LTD 2 excellent cond. Ideal condition for a 21 cu. ft. floorTreezer. )O gallon hot water tank $75, Elite clerical experience preferably involv Urdal Road, turn right past hig whiie. Missing from Garibaldi Estates ing ,several years at a more advancec family car. 4 dr., light gray colour Phone 892-3949. (sp) nen’s skates, size 9. $45; electric 1972 Camaro 228, 350 LTI. 4 speed, school, right aain and watch for sigr irea since mid-August. Reward. level, knowledge of accounting with vinyl roof. p.s.. p.b.. and snows, Articles for Sale: Sewing machine >aseboard heaters. 898-3441. (9.23) etc. needs body work to restore. Lots of freezer bkans, loads of pick 198-9420.(9.30) payroll, budget control procedure: 40,000 miles, asking 3.800. Phone $125; wringer washer $40; extractor $2.500 o.b.0. 898-9093. (Sp) ing cukes, plenty of beets, potatoe! and personnel policies; ability to corn 985-6840. (9.23) $15; yogun maker $10; fiberglass cabbage, lettuce, eggplant and tons c 2 Wanted to Buy municate effectively and to supervisi canoe $300; electric heater $5. tomatoes. Brdtcoli and cauliflowc 19 Pets and train staff: demonstrate decisior 8%-2205. sold out - sorry! Please bring yo1 Steering Axle for 1963 Hough wheel making ability and leadershi1 MEMBERS OF: Brand new never been used. Acorn own bags and cartons. loader. Model HSOB (or complete qualities. fireplace with all attachments $450 Unsprnyed Msrlntosh Apples loader for parts). Gulf Excavating LOCATIONS - Chilliwack, Duncan o.b.0. 1 double waterbed $IS0 o.b.0. Cottonwood Acres has received i! Ltd.. R.R’.. I, Pender Island. B.C. Port Hardy (572. IO isolatior 898-9841. (SP) first shipment of unsprayed Maclr VON 2MO. Phone 629-3258. (9.23) allowance), Sechelt, Squamish. Por EImrm. REALTY LTD. coast to Coast tosh apples. Bring your own boxes ,I Moffat fridge, $225. Oster food i Alberni, Powell River. Please stat1 is a charge of $1.00 for boxes. 37991 Cleveland Ave. Real Estate Service grinder, $35. Firescreen copper location(s) desired in order o eosed Mondays. Ph one 894-628 7 Tenders RIVERSTONE preference, heading $35, Petal-burst light fixture. PET SUTVY CO LTD Bdx 1760, Squamirh, B.C. 892m3541 Coast to Cwst Real Estote for informztion. British Columbia Hydro Canadian citizens are giver 24 hr. answering service $25, G.E. hand mixer. $8. Slow-cook Closed daily 5:30 - 7:oO p.m. and Power Authority VON 3G0 Service is a referral service bean pot. $8. Clock, curtain rods, 892-3410 preference. M Invites tenders for electrical distribu. 38082 CLEVELAND SQUAMISH OFFICE HOURS which helps you relocate mushroom cookie jar, etc. Phone Obtain applications from, and return tion overhead construction Alpinc to the Public Service Commission. 800 9a.m.-7pm.Mon.-Frl. 9o.m.-5p.m.Sat. oniwhere in North America. 892-5784. (SP) Meadows Subdivision Whistler. B.C. Three phase Rainbow Drive. Reference No.: QO-5240 COMPETITION VBO: 20s I (9.23) Closing Date: 8 October 1980 Advertising Salesperson needed ROW! Sealed tenders clearly marked a Excellent salary, bonuses, car above-referenced will be received ir allowance Prefer experience but will Room 1026. B.C. Hydro and Powei train. Contacr: Advertising Manager, turn your discurds Authority Building, 970 Burrarc Cariboo Observqr, Box 4460. Quesnel. Street. Vancouver, B.C. V6Z 1Y3 un. B.C. V2J 3J4. Phone 992-2121, (9.23) til 11:00 a.m. 8 October 1980. ~~ into dollars Details may be obtained from tht BRACKENDALf’S Figure Skating Professional for grow- office of the Purchasing Agent. 101t ing communitfl Prefer sixth figure, QUIET STREET. Garibaldi UMPERELl POOCH bdrm. rancher. approx. 1400 sq.ft. Floor, 970 Burrard Street. Vancouver, “DOG GROMING” senior silver dance, senior free type home on approx ‘/I acre Ap Estates, I220 sq.ft., 3 bdrm. en- B.C. V6Z IY3. telephone 663-2573 ‘ skating. 5500 monthly. Houston prox 1680 sq ft Private yard. suite home. Large sundeck: 2 tTp, , - on quiet street in Garibaldi PHONE DARLENE Estates - big storage shed. with and 663-2560. AT 898-5075 Figure Skating Club, Housron, B.C. Dble garage Hith extra attached metal garden shed & new woodsh- BUY = SELL cement floor. Close to shopping & VOJ I ZO. (9.23) qpaciouc uorkthOp Neu roof ed - also young fruit tree in land- school. Price: S75i000. PET BOARDING Mountain hotel requires someone ex- Close to school & shopping aica $taped, fenced back yard. Propcr- Personal Care perienced in all facets of cooking. BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED I) backs onro wilderness park. PRIME COMMERCIAL property’ WHEEL & DEAL 8 legals 898-381 1 Must be able to handle large volume corner property on Kintyre Drive locared on Cleveland Ave. Corner Notice of Applicafion MI9 of business. Please reply in writing on- in Garibaldi Highlands Three lot. 2 bdrms.. stove, washer. dryer for Change of Name IYVESTORS: Herc’s 45 acres of For Sale: Pure-bred yellow .Labrador ly, with full resume to: Northlander bdrms up& fourfh doun ffnished & Jeep freeze incl. in price of NOTICE is hereby given that an ap unspoiled beautiful vie^ property pups. Registered. shots, wbrmed. Hotel, Rogers Pass. B.C. VOA.IN0. anuousAll appliances to move included Ouner 568.500. With plication will be made to the Direct0 - right near the centre o( Ready to go September 30. Grand (9.231 Squamish Zoned RI - good sub- PRIME COMMERCIAL PRO- of Viral Staristics for a change o Forks, B.C. Phone 442-8134. (9.23) name, pursuant to the provisions o __ , Interested in photography. gain ex- , TWO INDUSTRIAL U lot\ In dibicion potential Just over PERTY just off Hwy. 99 across the “Change of Name Act”, by me Due to work pressure. must sell pro- ’ perience doing team photos. We Will dountown filled and ready for $12.000 pcr acre Vendor will assist from hotel. I acre & 400 sq ft. Lorraine Sandra Moody, of Box 583 sperous Norwegian Elkhound 1 train you. Good 35mm single lens building One - 560.000 One - uith financing Ideal location for restaurant. in Squamish, in the Province o breeding business. 5 females. 2 ch’am- reflex camea. electronic flash and car ~ 590,000 motel. ctc. Excellent potential. British Columbia, as follows: pions, 2 males. 3 race and show bred necessary. Must be available about 30 i To chance my minor unmarriei quarter horse fillies. Shirley Robillard. minutes each morning and afternoon I __ - SQUAMISH SPECIALISTS child’s name from Robert Thoma R.R. 9. Salmon Arm. B C Phone , and about one hour each evening and ! Howells to Robert Thomas Howells 832-3242. (9.23) I Saturday morning for one week only. I Joan Cassell Mrs. Ronnie McCortney Helen Magee I.. .. .* I Moody. 8VC311b 89a394 I 8V2-3pO3 Dated thit 18th day of September R.J. Carsell Dorothy Golden Linda Burritt A.D. 1980. i 8VI311b ma3149 891-3551 Lorraine S. Moody Coquitla‘m (9.30i

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' condition. Wdge wifh' freep'r. '3 975 Ford FI$Djs&t cab' dth to trade on twk. Phone dfter 5 p. ", , .._, burnecstgve wth ovep, full bath, fur- anopy, 3% \t8,p.s., pb., dbt0.e~. 89$-92;44. (9.16) sal;e-by T&dcr,.Dairy Fatni,X!assidy, < ' nace, etc. Asking $8750. Phone ond, S5,000. phone after 6 p.m, 'r. . Vancduver Isfdd.. The Provincial Rae St..-fully~:serviced' and' cleai 898-3194. See anytime at 40641 192-5777. (sp) - Ag&ultural Land. CammisSion will n&r all fakilities. For details 55 Automothe Repairs Phyltis Moore at 112-324-4621 Thunderbird Ridge Road. (FD) hnwood Shields Auctions. Canadian receive sealed tenders until 200 p.m. Wedqqday, October 29.1980, for the 112-271424. (9.30) KOCH Large moving or fonstruction trailer, vide industrial equipment and truck IParh. 83 Duplexes for Sole , 7 x 12, fully wired, factory chassis. Of- iuctions Septmebet 20, October 11 purchasco~Jamconsistinlt of -_ INVESTMENTS LTD. a house, dairy barn, loafing barn, . . DUPLEXFORSALE , . fers. 898-9214. (sp) in& November 8. Consign now. New modem office azid retail spG. 92 Business Opportunities (authorized independent Ijcencee) Skylights & Cedar. 3rd and Victoria. bunker-silo and other modern im- By Owner 'hcjne (403) 279-0132. Box 1, site 2, MAMQUAM MOTORS Own your own business. Internatic #6 TANfAlUS MAL! 1975 Parkland Tent Trailer, sleeps 6. I&. 5, Calgary, Alberta. T2P 2C6. Comptete Automotive Repairs 892-9997. (5.20) provements located on 160 prime acres Save $2,250 on real estate fees, 2 GARlBALDl ESTATES Y. Fridge, 3 burner stove and furnace. All Makes andModels on Adshead Raod, Cassidy, Van- bedrooms each side. Total price promotion company needs individi 9.24) i.. $2.000 firm. Phone 898-9342. (sp) Specializing in couver Island, B.C. 545,000.898-9059. (10.14) interested in owni4 operating < B98-9070 892-5901 969 X ton Ford. Call between 5 p.m. Imported Cars The highest or any tender will not professional business. Small inv Pager #64! Older 22-foot 5th wheel with three- I I p.m. 898-9593. (sp) 70 For Rent Miscellaneous ment required. training provided. way fridge, stove, furnace, toilet and necessarily be accepted. Modem shop available Nov. 1st. Ill8 The conditions of sale, tender risk. No selling. Write: Oppo,rtun GMC truck. All good condition, Box 80651, South Burnaby, B $5.000.898-9050. (SP) 898-501 2 sq.ft. Suitable for shop or storage. form , further information 8nd ap- 84 Mobile Homes for Sale pointments for inspection of the pro- Phone 826-9898. (9.23) 892-303 I. (9.30) 24 x 60 4 yr. old Mobile Home. 3 MOTOR HOME in the Mashiter Service Centre perty may be arranged by contacting Opposite the Golf Course 2JO Acre Comox Valley Farm for bdrm., 2 full baths, family room, Make a fortune in a thriving MI 1965 Fargo bus completely rebuilt. the: Property Management Branch lease, fertile land mostly cleared, fenc- large liv. room, dining room, five ag and Hobbycraft business. Price Camperired. propane stove, 2-way '79 Honda CM 18ST IO00 km. Ex. (4.IM) Ministry of Agriculture, 20316 5619 Older home and oat buildings. - pliances. $28,900. Firm Timber Town W3,SOO includes fixtures and stocl fridge, eleqric oven, electrIca1 toilet, :ellent cond., $1400. Will trade for ed. Avenue, Langley, B.C. V3A Contact Lucille David, 949-6572 or 3Y7. Estate 898-5453 after 6 o.m.119.23) time of takeover. Phone 692-7; furnace, double Sealy bed, hot water. itreet legal trail bike (approx. 175) and Telephone: 530-5381. (9.30) (9.16) HIGHLANDS WAY NORTH $6.000 o.b.0. Phone 988-2902. (sp) Charlene Klein 334-4304. (9.23) - ash. 898-5017, (SP) 57 Snowmobiles SPIRAL PARK lPLlT LEVEL - under con- Mobile home SpaEcfor rem. 898-S626 High Profit Servisg Sl_aGon , GI For rent: I3 ft. light weight Boler 77 Yamaha 400 DT real good condi- 1980Skl-DW . 78 Red Estate' location, low rent. Money Mal tructbn < SHLL TlME+o-pick trailer sleeps 4. incl. car mirrors, ice ion. Moving, must sell, 100 o.b.0. or 898-3477. (4.29111) SI '80 Everest 500E. electric start, tach, For sale by owner: 4 choice adjoining Good for mechanic; Lower Mainla our colors. Huge bdrms., box, sink, extra jacks, propane stove, 'hone 892-5856. (sp) 74 Wanted to Rent Very nice 2 bedroom double wide cover, only 650 miles, 1 season of war. lots in Pemberton water and sewer, Reply to. Box 171, c/o BCYCI dth master ensuite, lorge liv- awning, spare tire. 892-3959. (9.23) - mobile home on large fenced lot. 114 979 Honda XL 75. Street or trail ranty left. 63400 new, asking S16OC Suite, apartment, small house or zoned R-1 66 x 132 ft. Phone 1004, 207 West Hastings St., V ig 8 dining room. Fontastic Timbertown Estates. 898-9880. (8.23) 1978 8-foot Westmount camper, )ike. Like new, 2700 miles. $6OC o.b.o.892-5026.(SP) trailer in Squamish or surrounding 894-6626. (9.30) couver, B.C. V6B IH7. (9.23) Dyer. Double garage. DON'T $2.200. 898-3129. (SP) j.b.o.892-9026 after 5 p.m. (sp) areas for quiet working man. 1975 mobile 2 bedroom mobile home, IELAY - plans may be seen References available. Call 986-7552 '72 VW Leiture van, raised roof, two- 972 Honda 350 C.U. road bike, $500. I2 x 56, w/w, f/p, fridge, stove, t our office. 58 Car Maintenance :ollect evenings. (9.23) S13,OOO o.b.o., 898-5316 after 5 p.m. f MIXED"FIREWO0D way fridge. sink. stove, sleps 4-5, 'emberton 894-6054. (sp) .-.80 _Houses for Sale radialr, 78,000 miles, roof vent, exc. APARTMENTWANTED (9.23) __ - __ -.._B-- 979 Yamaha Dt 250 Enduro, 4500 TIDY CAR cond. Phone 898-3801. Offers. (sp) Wanted 2 or 3 bdrm. apartment or Valleycliffe, 3 bdrms, ensuite, built-in 2% cub ic metre lood. :ms.Excellent condition. 898-9476. dishwasher, dble. garage, fenced yard 12 x 60 1976 trailer, good condition, PERMANENT SHINE house for responsible working couple, fridge, stove, built-in china cabinet, Delivered Whistler $85 COD 76 Suzuki 380 GT. Excellent condi- "never wax your car ogain" Dct. 1/80. Phone 985-3781 (evenings) backs onto creek, option to buy fridge, stove, washer, dryer, 892-3310. feature wall. sundeck and fenced yard. ion - must sell. Offers. 898-9556 (sp) (9.23) 898-5704. .clO.J) DOUBLE E AUTOMOTIVE (9.23) 53 Trucks 8 Yamaha 400 special. 5900 km, new ondition. Phone 898-9294. (sp) 1976 F25O 4x4 FORD CUSTOM. Phone 892-341 2 7 Suzuki 175 TY. $600.898-9245. Complete with 8 fi. Camper. Both 10450 BRAEMAR DR. unit5 in very good condition. Asking 6 Yamaha DOHC 500, 9OOO mi., :ully landrcbped - Ideal $7900. "Must be seen". 898-5195 (sp) 1600. Helmet, gloves, saddle bags, ,tarter home - 3 bdrms., runk '& window shield incl. Ljke new. 1972 VW van semi-camperized, rebuilt iving roam, comfortable kit- 98-3746. (sp) engine needs little work. SI900 as is. 60 Suites, Condominiums 8 :hen and utility room. Cement Call 892-9901 after 6. (sp) DIRT BIKES Townhouses for Rent hiveway 8 corport. Fenced 73 Ford 4x4 pickup with flat deck. 4 360 Yamaha Men's Bike; 5 gal. )ackyard. TOO GOOD TO esert tank $525; 76 250 Bultace Fron- LUXURIOUS one, two & three Good condition. 898-9866. 'ASS UP - phone for detoils Ier $650.894-6670. (sp) bedroom apartments. 38861 Bulkle) 62 International Travelall, $475. Ave., Wilson Crescent Apartments. odoy. Phone 892-5689. (sp) 6 Yamaha 9OOO mi., $1600. Helmet, 892-36161M) Suncoast Realtv Ltd. loves, saddle bags, trunk & window 38105 2nd Ave. SQUAMISH 1% 892-596 1 NHY RENT INVEST & EN. 1979 Ford 150 truck and Sportsman 3 bedroom .townhouse with sarport ' - hield incl. Like new. 898-3746. (sp) IOY THE COMFORTS OF camper with 3 way fridge, 3 burner private patio. Close to Mamquam 8 Yamaha 650 SE 4OOO Km. Immac., siow and oten. Sleeps 4. Will sell school and shopping. 892-9804 after ! JOME 2400. Phone 898-5791. (sp) separately. 898-5457. (sp) p.m. (9.23) coped 8 79 GMC Sierra Grande 14,500 mi. and 3 Yamaha GT 80 Trail. Good condi- Fully furnished suite suitable for quiei ion. Phone 898-5481 after 5 p.m. enced f Excellent 79 fully telf-contained Frontier non-smoking bachelor. Reduced ratc y. HAND TAILORED FOR THE PERSON $3 camper. Both in excellent condition. 979 Honda XR 250. Good condition, in exchange for light outdoor duties .\ 898-9880. w mileage. $1200 o.b.0. Phone Contact Joanne Tetachuk at the Roya WHO WANTS HER OWN BUSINESS. A 'ark. _- (sp) 9 -% I. i' ,+3& i rn 98-5084. (sP) Bank or phone 898-5170. (9.23) seyying centre ond dressmoking business I,; h 12 x 64 ~ 2 bdrm. mobile '75- Dodge van, brand new motor, ody'for sale because its owner wonts to- iransmicsion, clutch, u-joint, brake retire. Coll Don for details. jcih and more. $3500 o.b.0. 898-9534. / en shed (\PI *** ind owni e today for __ - 1975 C'hev Blazer 4x4 in very good IES, THIS IS WITHIN YOUR BUDGETI A 'own Estates. candiiion. 892-5036. (sp) good family home on Perth. 3 bedroom ~~ Cooler Service roncher with a cedar exterior. The kitchen 1970 1)atwn pickup 1600 C.C. engini hos o nice nook. This home also qualifies COMMERCIAL O.H.C. $550. 1968 ton Chev! semi trailers 2 acres between Highwoy Q! pickup $850. Phone 892-5438. (sp) for government grants to qualified pur- vans, low beds chasers. You'll be pleased to hove Wayne RIGHT HERE IN DFNTVILLE is this 4 oak plonk floors, ook stoirwoy, 4 pc. en- and Government Rd. Ex 66 Ford van, good running order or Gray show you this home. bedroom 2 bothroom home with fireploce. suite plus dressingroom 8 moke-up. Inter- cellent traffic exposure. ,?on Need\ a little body work. Asking S70( 1566 opprox. sq.ft. of finished living orea. com. centrol vocuum, loundry chute, pan- ed C-5. 0.b.o. 898-9038. (8.26)(~~) crane trucks *** Washer, dryer ond curtains to stay. Close try, so HOUSEON THE (Hospital Hill stoined glass window ond much 2547 MAMQUAM RD. '75 LMC van Vandora. Windows a1 flat decks to all amenities, shopping, schools, etc. more .in this 4 bedroom executive home. thot is) is a very attractive roncher. 3 Zoned C-5. 1920 sq.ft. bldg round. wn roof, p.r.. p.h., headers Coll W.ayne or Groy to see this home on To view this clossy home coll Wayne or radial !ire\. queen size bed, fridge bedrooms, a 2 cor goroge ond very well Half of building suitoble foi lot $4200 o.b n. Phone 898-3228. (sp) londscooed. Heow insulotion ond on extra large at $73,400. Gray. lorge vehicle repoir etc. . .. almost new furnace will keep heofing ~ I d- *** other holf used for office 01 '74 Ford, F250 Camper special VE ~ DISPATCH 892-3838 OFFICE 291 -7384 ????' Excdlent Price - Cal auio.. p.\.. p.h., dual ianks. new iirer costs down. All five applionces and CLEVELAND AVENUE REVENUE. Well today. and X fi. insulated Security canopy. 291-71 56 dropes go with this IoveJy home. Coll rented comrnerciol building right on our A.1 rriec.hanical cond. Needs new Joyce to view. moin street. Excellent renters, good Iron! lender\. $1700 o.b.0. 892-5645. *** revenue, well mointoined. $168,500.Con- (\PI ~ -_ OVERNIGHT SERVICE LARGE LOT ON NEW HIGHWAY (Alice tott Wayne or Groy. \+'ill wll 197s Maxi van, insulated, has Loke cut off). Excellent development lot leal tiereite covered interior. Table, Greater Vancouver to Squamish, Wood fibre, on highwoy for commercial uses pending hcd etc.. muv be seen - asking Britannia Beach, Whistler, Pemberton, S42CO 89R-SI57. (sp) Mount Currie, Lions Bay, Brunswick Beach, Municipol approval. Ask Wayne or Groy nhnirt- - - - this. . .. - . Wavne Mitchell . .898-3142 1'471 ' : TON C'HEV 454 cu. inch. Sunset Beach. APPROXIMATELY AN ACRE LOT WITH 4 1'170 ": TON FORD 390 cu. inch, COUNTRY RETREAT e *** BEDROOM HOME. Stucco ond cedar ex- Don Lecky - . . * 89Ze9027 POST-TRAC 898-9732 CUTE AS A BUTTON. Beautiful view lot. 3 terior 8 duroid roof. 2% bothrooms, 2 MILE 18.5 UPPER SQUAMISF I\P) EXPRESS SERVICE Joyce Cunningham 898-321 8 - newly built log home - 1 . ..- bedrooms, fireploe. firdge. stove plus fireplaces, large rec room. Zoned for 1974 Ford Pickup. 390, auto., p.s., Vancouver to Squamish, pickup before noon much more. A must to see. Good duplex. Could bring you good revenue. PatfiCia Dufty . . . .898-5413 bdrms.. unique kitchen, 2 ful p h . A(. wheel,. cedar canopy. Good delivered same afternoon ossumable mortgoge and all for only Why not ask Wayne or Groy obout this baths. dining room, huge liv iondiiion R92-5152 anytime. (sp)1976 $56.000.To view coll Pot Dufty. one. > Joan Paul . . . .( . . .898-9281 ing room (over 1850 sq.ft.) I)at\un pickup. 27,000 miles. good 6.3 acres cleared ond fencec ciindiiion. 2.000 cc moior. radio, - excellent water. DRIVE E\( heai) duly rear bumper, summer and minimum charge $5.70 - then phone for on oppoint uinrer tires. Offers 898-5325, (SO) ment.

Off ice 892-3571, '24hourr ..".. 892.5379 894-6888 89 4 - 6 6 90 898-5905 898-3361 898-3264 898.531 3 898.51 30 Vahcouver 688-5917

INVESTORS TAKE CHECK THIS LITTLE NEW LIST1 N C DUPLEX LOTS ONLY NOTE GEM Almost 1300 sq.ft. on $27,000 a three bdrm. con- Well built 2 bdrm. home Hospital Hill & priced at In the Highlands, all dominium in Pemberton in with full basement, . 87,900. This home has underground service. Call -the heart of cross-country workshop, 2 baths, 2 f/p, almost a double lot with Jean Pettersen for further skiing and just minutes could be adipted for 2 beautiful landscaping & details 898-3264 or , from Whistler. Four ap- families. Lots of elbow double car garage. The 892-5901 Pager #628. pliances included. Good room on 5 productive home has a full basement /-

assumable mortgage. Pric- acres. Ideal for berry, FULLY FINISHED. If HERE IT IS ' ed at $43,000.Call Alice forage, or garden crop. you want to see this one 1,30O/ACRE PEMBER- Everything you've always A (;ARDEN OF EDEN NEW LISTING ON Tickner or Immediate occupancy may you must! Call Steve TON ACREAGE wanted more. Family on an acre property located 898-5130 ARGYLE CRESC. and . be arranged: Howard or Approximately 20 miles room large kit. 3 bdrms. in Brackendale, with a four 892-357.1. Located in beautiful %130,OOO. 898-3361 Contact Lyn Hall 892-3571 892-3571. north of Pemberton with up and 3 more down. A bedroom house. The garden SAVE ME IO00 WORDS Garibaldi Highlands. Monday - Wednesday or 200 acres valley bottomland large pool sized lot that's ha5 nineteen fruit trees, in- and give yourself a chance Large family home has 4 15. & approx. acres hillside. all fenced & private, cluding plum, peach, to see this beauty in the bdrms. and den plus fami- 894-65 74 3 Lots of road frontage. bathrooms and f/p. cherry,-pear and apple, plus GARlBALDl ESTATES Highlands. Completely ly room. Everything in ANNOUNCEMENT 2 Stream thru & another off LocaQd on a quiet cul-de- grape vines, figs, blueber- A rare occurrence is a finished up & down, it mint condition and as a RIVERFRONT' HOBBY FROM PEMBERTON the hill for your own hydro sac lot. Mid with a riej. raspberries, two listing in the popular .features 5 bdrms., 2 f/ps, bonus there is a roughed-in FARM Due to the many inquries $80'~ electric plant, gravity irriga- first mortgage. $42,000 at greenhouses, a workshop estates area. This is a built-in vacuum, dble. sauna & shower awaiting Approx. 3.5 acres. One of from Squamish residents tion, trout farm or ?? Ap- 12%. Call Stan Bannister and much-more. Good beautiful 4 bdrm. and den pane windows, 3 -baths and completion. Completely the very few small parcels regarding the Pemberton prox. $100,000 worth of or family home with a family home offered for much more. Rustic decor. landscaped; lovely private left in quiet Brackendale. area, our Pemberton resi- 898-5905 892-3571. t im ber ! ! remodelled kitchen and the first time ever. 2 f/p, Asking 110,OOO. You think rear garden. Asking low Make your offer subject to dent salespeople - Lyn -edroorm. - ___ it is exDensiue,_l think it 80's. To view please call obtaining a bldg. permit. Hall and Roland Wuschke 14 Acres in Pemberton - dounstairs plus family bedroom are just some of couldn't be replaced for BevCTTlmTrn ,- stm lois of t?e73-& have agreed to be in atten- river thru, highway LARGE DUPLEX -LOT room. Priced at $1 10,OOO. the many extras. For more thg price. See for 892-5901 Pager #629. guaranteed privacy. dance in the Squamisti Of- 'frontage with beautiful I Y2 in Brackendale. 70 x 197 Call Alice Tickner for more information please call Bev yourself!! "Helga" - Call Stan Bannister fice from Monday to 'acre building site between - treed privacy. $25,900 details, 892-3571 or Croft 898-5313, 892-5901 . 892-5901. 898-5905or 892-5901 Wednesday for your con- river & highway. $79,900. "Helga" 892-5901 Pager 892-590'1pager 615. Pager #629. Pager MI. venience. Call Roland - 894-6888. #603: -. ..

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4 DOUGLASE. RUDY,A.P.A. - . Bookkeeping & Accounting . IMPERiAL Income Tax MiceService DOUG'S I1 Everything for Booting $9, 1 and Free Vis.ual Estimates GLASS 7' Starfire fiberglass boat trailer. i; Computer Services AFFORDABLE PRICES MIRRORS 8 GLASS SAW FILING and Y. r 978, 70 h.p. Evinrude, low hours. 38140 Cleveland Avenue Our Policy: , FOR ALL PURPOSES -ELLIS i.. :ornplete with oars, downrigger, etc. Squainish, B.C. NEW TANTALUS MALL MOVING 8 898-5075 Sotisifed Customers 4500 o.b.0. Phone 892-5498 after 6. P.O. Box 284 Tel: 892-5919 1 STORAGE Call Dave 898-3414 898-5562 L- 14 Surveying 892-37 1o Cayak, new fibreglass. $150. Phone evenings 8 holidays Robert Brown & Assoclntea E. 198-5286. (9.9) SDM Business Service Ltd, ~ Dave's Home Service Ltd. I British Columbia Land Surveyor Complete Office Services $Ox 688 Squomish, B.C., and Professional Engineer including: ' 06 Pools Box 13. Whistler. B.C. Accounting & Bookkeeping ALSO Phone 932-5426 INSULATED POOLS Income Tax & Payrolls 122 Chimney Cldaning GARAGES, Serving Squamish, 3T TUBS SPAS 38018 Cleveland Ave. BASEMENTS, Whistler and Pemberton Contact B & Pools Squamish, B.C. 8 YARDS CHIMNEY AND ' 898-5214 or 898-5462 LOACH, HOBBS& KYLER Box 1809 CLEAN-UP - FIREPLACE - iening New Tantatus Mall Sept. 1 British Columbia Land Surveyor 892-9351 CLEANING .2GMT -- - 1640 BridgmanAve. Effective Sept. 29,1980 BOILER & FLUES North Vancouver, B.C. Office Hours 162 Masonry 986-1371- 8:U)a.m. to4:30p.m. e Vacuum Equipped AFFORDABIE PRICES 48 Home Improvements SUNRISE MASONRY HERMON, BUNBURY & OKE Professional Land Surveyors Our Policy. 8, Repairs Custom fireplaces, chimneys and 109 Building Materials types of brick and block work. FI & Engineers Satisfied Customers estimates. 898-5693. #u)1 - 1080 Maitland Street Vancouver, B.C. V6B 2T8 DOORSf B.C.'s lowest pricesf Call Dave 898-3414 MP__I__ .Telephone 687-6841 L&K ---_____.PAUL PATASI locksets. Walker Door, Vancouver Dave's Home Service Ltd. MASONRY LTD.--- -* LAWNMOWER AND W (266-IIOI), 1366 S.W. Marine Drive > Box 688 Squomish, B.C Box 89, Brifannin Beach V6P 5Z9 or North Vancouver POWERSAW REPAIRS Fireplaces, and all types brick. stor (985-9714), 1589 Garden Ave. Free pick up and delivery & block work, Vancouver, Whist11 16 Tree Service V7P 3A5. (9.16) 129 Driving Schools 898-3305 Pem berton TOPPING, LIMBING SQUAMISH 18m) FREE ESTIMATES or FALLING Business Services DRIVING SCHOOL 892-3160 DANGEROUS TREES 1 13 Anytime TYPING Learn to drive with a qualified licenm 56 livestock 45' fully insulated lift boom FILING ed instructor. Full preparation fc Free Estimates - Fully Insured driver's examination. HORSESHOEING Call Ian at 898-3479 BOOKKEEPING imming, servicing. Squamish area. Tax Forms For more information phone .* ione Hans Berger after 7. 892-3624 892-5058 898-375I (IO.14) 150 lnsumnce illmark Registered Herefords fol 18 Tires e: 50 big yearling heifers; bulls. o radial snow tires with rims , 114 Carpets McDougall Insurance Agencies Ltd. 1ws and calves, top quality Britisher 192 Sporting Goods ds. Used one season D14. Or Auto Plan and Motor Licence office :eding. T. Hopkins, 4218- King BOOK YOURBANQUETS' SEE 'ROADR~NER nd new summer tire. D14. $6 Carpets 38061 Cleveland Ave., across from th 'orge Hwy., Surrey, B.C. Phone h. 892-3761 Expertly installed post office downtown. 892-5310. 1-9568. (9.23) SPORTING GOODS AT THE CHIEFTAIN . Regardless of where you buy General insurance department (for a FOR ALL YOUR Labour fully guararjfeed types of home and business insurancc .I hay for sale. Pemberton $90 per HOCKEY EQUfPMENT We are taking Christmas Party bookings now . . . I. Evenings 894-6038. (9.23) ROSS892-3781 OPENS OCT. 1, 1980 OVERWAITEA PLAZA *, We can arange parties from 20 - people, and will also cater outside 'tk (10.28) 300 (9.30) 892-3031 Hotel at a place of your choice. Rare .306 Husquvarna Swedish ri READ'S FEED Our banquet rooms are air conditioned. Disco rentals available the Hote DISTRICT OF SQUAMISH Surrey Co-op Dealer with scope, five boxes shells throu in 898-3120 (Afler noon) or since new; $850; .22 Browni 1980 Tax Sale Properties Radio Tel JS9 6787 automatic 5-8 years old. Collectc that pursuant to Section 457 of the Municipal CALL 892-5222 NOTICE 1s HEREBY GIVEN We Dellver f375 o.b.o.988-2902. ISD) :+:. Act, the Properties list? hereunder will' be sold for taxes on Tuesday, .:.:.;.,.g.f.: Attention! Hockey players, soc( ..3: , lention Hobby Farmers': Maintair :...... :.:.::Of: September 30, 1980 at 1O:OO A.M. in the Council Chambers, Municipal players, players of any sort. Come I Hall, unless delinquent. taxes plus interest ore paid: ur Farm Status with Sheep, tht 'gest income for the smallest outlay to Red Heather Recreation and see o E.1...... CHIEFTAIN Legml Description: Street Address ...... eeding ewes available at the B.C selection of sporting goods. 1.:.:.;. :. 1. tot 15, Elk. 3, DL 486, Plon 3960 38072 3rd Ave. RED HEATHER RECREATION .:.:.:...._. eep Breeders' annual Sheep sale OC. All our lots are sold. ....:.:.: 2. tot. 110, Elk. I, Dt 511 8 Sec. 12, Der 4, 1980. 10:30 a:m.-Agricentre. Highwm %.and Garibaldi Way ;.:.: Many thanks to all . ..:.:. HOTEL Plan 11240 . . Land Only imloops, B.C. (9.23) (9.30) pi..._. 3. tot 138, Elk. I, DL 51 1, Plan 12683 Lond Only our customers. ... . 3299 Cleveland Avenue 4. Lot 15, Elk. 1, DL 511, Plan 12704 2369 Argyle Cres. 50 Machinery Pat Goode. 5. Lot 143,"Blk. R, DL 512, Plan 15349 2534 Juro Cres. ode1 5 linotype, electric pot with I I igs . 8 point. 3 mags . 12 point. 1 6. lot 1, Elk. R, DL 512, Plon 16218 land Only 55 Automotive Repairs ag - IO point, 2 mags - 6 point, 1 mag 7. tot A, Elk. R, DL 512, Plan 15944 Land Only Yi point. also Hammond saws all in 8 Parts 8. tot A, Elk. R, DL 512, Plan 15992 Land Only od condition. Write The Times lk 9. tot A, Elk. R, DL 512, Plan 16583 lond Only' iblishers, 1422 Pemberton Ave., 10. Lot 256, 8lk. R, DL 512, Irth Vancouver V7P 2S1 or phone Plan 16015 Land Only 0-7531, A&A 11. tot 270, Elk. R, DL 512, recker - 1972 International. On air Moveuw Plon 1601 5 Land Only dmes 600. Dollies and Slings, ex- MOBILE 12. tot 274, 8lk. R, DL 512, llent condition. %16.000. Analyser REPAIRS Plon 16015 Land Only arquette 40-275. 1 '/z years old. Like 13. tot 280, Elk. R, DL 512, W. $6OOO. 112-792-6233, (9.2) LTD. Plan 16204 Land Only )mplete barn shake machine and Qualit! auto repair\ 14. tot 296, Blk. R, Dl 512, Plon 16204 Land Only inter saw assembly with two electric donc at your honic 15. lot 298, DL 512, ]tors. I - 7.5 h.p. with Stearns Elk. R, REASONABLE RATES Plon 16204 Lond ake. I - 10.0 h.p. Could run with Only BOB AT 16. tot 300, Elk. R, DL 512, Plon 16204 Land Only c. Both G.E. hevy duty. For infor- ation call 892-5467 eves. Asking (at terms that are second to none) 17. tot 302, 8lk. R, DL 512, (9.30) Plan 16204 tond Only ,300. 18. Lot 305, Elk. R, DL 512, Finning's full range of compact-size Finning makes it easy for you to Plon 16204 Land Only SQUAMISH-LILLOOETREGIONAL DISTRICT 19. lot 307, 8lk. R, DL 512, equipment includes the JCB line of backhoe move into a JCB.. .with a choice of purchase ELECTORAL AREA C VOTERS LIST non 16204 lond Only loaders and hydraulic excavators. or lease plans to suit your individual 20. lot 309, Elk. R, DL 512, COURT OF REVISION JCB delivers high level performance with needs. Learn how you can do the job better Plon 1621 1 Lond Only TAKE NOTICE that the Court of Revision for the great versatility. And Finning has a and more profitably with a compact 21, tot 86, 8lk. Q, DL 5118512, 1980/1981 Electoral Area C Voters List of the Squamish Plan 16593 Land Only -Lillooet Regional District will be held in the Distoct of complete supply of JCB parts right here JCB-head into Finning in Vancouver and talk 22. Lot 87, Blk. Q, DL 5118512, in Vancouver. to Blair Gourlay! Plon 16593 Lond Only District Office, Pernberton, B.C. on Wednesday, Oc- 23. tot 89, Blk. Q, Dl 5118512, tober Ist, 1980 at 7:OO p.m. Plan 16593 Land Only The Court of Revision will hear all complaints and 24. Lot 90, Elk. Q, DL 5118512, correct and revise the list of electors, and may We're big in Plon 16593 Land Only (a) correct the names of electors in any way wrongly 25. Rem. tot 11 (EXC. PIS. 15697, 16015. stated t helcein, or compact equipment FINNING 16143, 16211, 16243, 16349, 16649. (b) add the names of electors omitted from the list, or 16791) DL 5118512. (c) srrike out the names of persons from the list who are Plan 15403 Lond Only not entitled to vote or who are disqualified from 26. Lot 19. Elk. 11, DL 759, voting, or Plon 4219 tond Only (d) correct any other manifest error in the list, or 27. tot D, Elk. 19, DL 759, Plon 11 634 38872 Goriblodi Ave. (e) shall add to the list of elect.ors the name of-any per- 28. tot 4-5, Elk. ti of 1, NE% Sec. 3, son who was qualified to have his name entered on Plan 8427 39747 Government Rd. the list of Blectors on the thirty-first day of August, 29. tot 2, Elk. 5, NE% Sec. 3, and, for this purpose, an application may be ac- on 10988 39785 Government Rd. cepted as duly completed under Section 42 if de?ot H, Elk. D, lot 12/31, Sec. 11, delivered to the Court of Revision at its first sitting. Plon 10439 Lond Only The Voters List may be seen on the Notice Board of 31. tot 14, 8lk. D, Sec. 11, the following places after September 2@h, 1980: Plan 10396 2063 Diornond Rd. a) Britannia Beach Post Office ' 32. tot 15, Elk. D, Sec. 11. Plan 10396 2073 Diornond Rd. b) Squamish Pon Office 33. tot 2, SE% Sec. 22, Ref. c) Squamish Municipal Office Plan 5697 41950 Government Rd. d) Garibaldi Highlands Post Office 34. tot C, Elk. 7, SE% Sec. 22, e.) Brackendale Post Office Plon 12783 41894-41896 Government Rood 0 Alpine Lodge, Garibaldi, B.C. 35. lot 24, Elk. 30, SE%, Sec. 22 g) Whistler Post Office 7 Bracken Pkwy Plan 14705. h) Whistler Municipal Office 36. lot 27, Elk. 30, SE% SeC. 22, i) Pemberton Post Office Plon 14705 4 Bracken Pkwy. j) Pemberton Mhnicipal Office 37. Lot 29 of Pcl. A, NW% SQc. 2, Ref. k) Regional District Office 29 Wagon Wheel Plon 700 " 1) Mount Currie Post Office 38. Lot 147 of 2, NW% SeC. 2, m) D'Arcy Post Office Plan 13367 147 Timbertown 39. tot 208 of 2, NW% Sec. 2, n) Seton Portage Post Office Plan 13367 208 Timbertown 0) Shalalth Post Office p) Lillooet Post Office 40. tot 38, Elk. A. S~C.11 I Plon 13873 38 Spirol q) Lillooet Municipal Office 41. Lot 7 Ptn. Occupied NE% Sec. 14 r) Pavilion Post Office (Part IR#16) 7 Riverside s) Goldbridge Post Office C.N. Schilberg 1.R. Knowles COLLECTOR 151h* 1980 Swcrre~ary-Trmasurer

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