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Interfor logging. trespass borders Garibaldi Park only at By Ron Enns suspended until the forest service con- u-1 cludes its investigation. The majority of BE91 The logging of two to three hectares the falling in the cut block was com- of timber in a buffer zone along the pleted just before winter set in last northern border of Garibaldi Provincial year. Park happened because of a discrepan- Yarding of the felled timber was cy over the boundary of the park, says under way at the time. the general manager of International The forest service granted approval Forest Products’ coast forestry opera- July 4, 1994 for Interfor to commence tions. operations in the 15-hectare cut block. 76oi mbined Tom Lundgren said the trespass log- Cut block boundaries are determined inlyat ging in the Ure Creek area, about 20 with maps and photos and are to be kilometres southeast of Pernberton, marked by the company using a com-

1311 occurred because of confusion about pass and chain, Squamish Forest -1 the boundary of the park and the sub- District operations manager Don sequent boundary of a leave strip, Kinnear said Friday. which was intended to be a buffer Kinnear said it has not yet been deter- between the cut block and the park. mined how or why the trespass “We logged right up to where we occurred. The investigation is continu- thought we had permission,” ing and may be completed by the end us iosit Lundgren said Friday. of this week. 3259 Interfor holds a forest licence in the Timber worth between $90,000 and nbined area and Le Blanc Brothers Logging $130,080 to the provincial government ily at was contracted to do the work on the was felled in the trespass of the cut cut block. block. I. ,Lundgen said the cut block bound- . ,The amount of mgney that would be 9. aries-were laid out for Interfor .b.y a i ‘paid by Interfor to the provincial gov- contractor using a global positioning ernment for harvesting timber in the system (GPS). The B.C. Forest Service cut block is about $44,000 per hectare approves specified cut blocks laid out (based on a stumpage rate of $36 per on maps and charges forest companies cubic metre and a bonus bid amount of with establishing the boundaries in the $50 per cubic metre). Forest companies field. sell timber on the market at a substan- 1582’ However, the GPS data Interfor tially higher rate to make a profit after ibinec . ATest Of Metal,... And Stamina . ’ obtained to mark the cut block‘s paying overhead costs and stumpage -ily at boundary and then leave a buffer fees. Ken Kamachi of New Westminster, a membefof Team Toungeless headed by his cousin between the cut block and the park is The total amount of timber approved Mark Kamachi of Squamish, whizzes through Dead“End Loop during the Brodie Test of 81 conflicting with other information to be harvested from the cut block was -1 Metal Sunday afternoon above Alice Lake Provincial Park. The team’s motto is “Pant till about the park‘s actual boundary. 7,665 cubic metres. you can’t’’, and 380 riders from all over the province and Washington State did just that Lundgren said he is not aware of any The trees that were cut were 150 years under. warm, sunny skies. Ross Wahl photo survey done of the park boundary, As old to more than 200 years old. The well, Lundgren said there is confusion species of the trees felled include west- about the size that the buffer was sup- ern hemlock, balsam fir, yellow cedar - posed to be. and some Douglas fir. Newport3 future unknown A news release issued by the Under the Forest Act, fines can be 911, By Ron Enns Newport developments for the past couple of Squamish Forest District said the levied against companies up to three \bine( include the Newport City months. Ministry of Environment, Lands and times of the value of the timber to the ly at The future of the 900 sin- Club in downtown ”I don’t know what’s Parks has been notified of the trespass government. gle- and multi-family Vancouver and the happening. It’s on hold cutting. With trespasses, the amount of the homes and a golf course as Newport Golf and Country indefinitely,” Leong said. Interfor reported to the B.C. Forest fine is determined using the stumpage part of the Newport Ridge Club and Newport Ridge “I know there have been Service June 15 of the falling in the rates and bonus rates that were in development is unknown Estates, both in Squamish, internal problems with’ leave strip area and an initial investiga- effect at the time of the trespass. As after an $8.9-million suit adjacent to Garibaldi (Newport) in Vancouver. tion by the forest service determined a well, the forest service reported that was filed in B.C. Supreme Highlands and Garibaldi But I have very little infor- trespass of about two to three hectares Interfor is prepared to take all remedial Court by Newport’s mort- Estates. mation on what’s happen- that occurred across a cutting bound- measures necessary, which may gage lender. Paul Leong of Paul Leong ing.” ary. include remediation for site degrada- The phone was not being Architects, the Vancouver Some houses have been Paul Kuster, district manager of the tion and full reforestation. answered last week at architect of the Squamish built on 35 lots in the Squamish Forest District, issued an The forest practices code, which came Pacific World Management development, said he has Bluejay Place area at the order to cease all operations in the cut into effect June 15 and provides for Ltd., developer behind the not spoken to anyone at west end of Pia Road in block. heavier fines and stiffer penalties, is L13 Newport developments. Pacifil World Manigement. - PZease turn to Puge 2 Operations in the area will remain not retroactive. -1

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I By Patricia Heinkman antigens, then the. potential donor’s blood retested for all six antigens. .There is a factory in the human body It works If a match continues after the second blood te!

I day-in, day-out to produce blood cells; .red cells a third blood test is done by the Red Cross ar that carry oxygen, white cells that fight infection,‘ -the physician at the hospital wherethe transp’a ICBC Claims and platelets that help clot bleeding.. will occur, in which five to 12 tubes of-blood a General Civil Litigation But this bone marrow factory not only fuels life. taken sted for transmissible diseases, DN It can destroy life. When bone marrow becomes . (gene up) matchink mixed lymphocy diseased (as in leukemia) or fails to produce cells . cultures and iron content of the blood. The donc (as in aplastic anemia) there are sometimes few has a complete physical hcluding a chest X-r: Squamish options for treatment or chances of survival. and ECG. Scott said that on average it takes thrt One form of treatment, which is often the las months for all the test results to be complete 201-1365 Pemberton Ave. resort when all other possible treatment,options and for the marrow recipient to make up his ’ 8925254 have been exhausted, is to destroy the patient’s her mind and.prepare for the transplant. diseased marrow and repla’ce it with the marrow The marrow extraction itself is only a 20-mhu of a healthy matching donor. For some patients a operation, but more thai likely the donor will t bone marrow transplant is their last chance at kept in hospital for two days for observatioi RONNIE’S PICK life. . says Scott. Under general anesthetic, two needlt OFTHE WEEK! A group of about 20 eager and interested people pierce the pelvic bone of the donor and the ma -is/ gathered at Howe Sound Secondary School’s row is sucked ,out, Scott said. The amour cafeteria June 19 to inform themselves about the depends on the age and size of the recipient. Th An Oldie, But a Goodie! Unrelated Bone Marrow Donor Registry. The marrow is shipped to the recipient immediate] information session is a prerequisite to becoming for transplant. a potentail bone marrow donor. It is designed to But at what point can the donor change his c put any potential donors at ease, to answer any her mind?, one of the potential donors asks Scot questions and to make sure people, are fully “A donor can quit at any time, but once th aware of the steps which lead up to marrow patient’s chemotherapy starts it’s the point of n donation before they are tested. return for the patient,” Scott replies. “The chem “We make these information sessions mandato- usually starts about seven days.before the trans ry for many reasons,” said Donna Scott who led plant. It will kill all the patient’s diseased bont the information session. “The United States does- marrow, so if they don’t get a transplant at thi! n’t have these mandatory sessions and about half point, they have no marrow to create blood and Call Ronnie McCartney today their donors say no after a paflial match has been carry oxygen through the body. to have a look. made, because they didn’t know what they were “Basically your marrow, your blood becomes getting into. We, here in Canada, have pretty their marrow and in time their blood supply -:.much a 100 per cent commitment rate.”. They have no.marrow when they are hooked up .Scott was referring to the close to 100,000 possi- to the transfusion o ow. Their body asshi. $le bone marrow donors on the‘Unrelated.Bone lates the new ma cli*iegenerates itself in Marrow Registry across Canada, among which the patient’s body. They start to regenerate your are 22,000 registered in British Columbia. More blood.” than 200 matches have been made from the The operation is extremely safe, with minimal Canadian Unrelated Bone Marrow Donor discomfort for most, Scott said. Registry, 100 of which have been made with reg- “You (the donor) will be told about the patient, istered British Columbian donors. People their ’age, sex and where they are from. You can between 17 and 50 who are healthy are eligible to get progress reports on the patient but all the cor- join the registry. respondence between the patient and donor for Once a decision has been made to join the reg- .the first year isdone through the Red Cross. After istry, a fzw tubes of blood are drawn from the a year you can meet if the two parties agree.’’ PROPANE potential donor. Those at the information session Scott says the likelihood of a registered donor #Jqg ’# e SATURDAYS June 19 will.have their blood drawn July 10 at actually having to donate their marrow is low, Squamish General Hospital. but it is important that as many people as possi- The blood will be tested for four of six HLAs, ble join the Unrelated Bone Marrow Donor human leucocyte antigens, particles found on the Registry to help increase the odds for patients protein coating of white blood cells, which every- who have run out of treatment options. one possesses. “It’s a difficuIt thing for the patient to turn to a Like hair and eye color, the exact combination of stranger and ask for the gift of life,” says Scott, INSTALLATIONS, SERVICE & REPAIRS antigens found is inherited from parents and “But that is what a donor is doing.” determined by genetics. All six antigens of both There is an Unrelated Bone Marrow Donor reg the donor and recipient must be identical for a istry information . session June 27 in the 898-3231 1-800-667-6 535 match. Esplanade Room at Lonsdale Recreation Centre Garibaldi Way & Government Road, Squamish Genetic determination makes matches more in North Vancouver at 7 p.m. Scott says Squamish likely among donor and recipients from the same will probably host another information session in ethnic group, although matching does go beyond the fall. distinctions of race. For more information about the Unrelated Bone A successful transplant is not dependent on the Marrow Donor Registry,and upcoming informa. ancestry of the patient and donor, said Scott, The tion sessions, call Donna Scott at 1-604-879-6001, Catch of the Week likelihood of a match is. local 412. “The best chance to find a bone marrow donor is from a sibling,” said Scott, “But often no match Newport Ridge can be made and the only other oution is findine an unrelated donor. Tw6 years ;go the regis6 Fresh was 90 per cent Caucasian. One of the Red Cross’ Development in limbo1 .C. . I goals isto make sure there is a good representa- tion of all the ethnic diversity in Canada, And Contitruedfiom Page 1 we’re lucky in Canada to have such a diversitx of ds as pad of phase one of TERS $ cultures to draw from.” velopment. Another 40 to Scott said only four of the antigens are tested for to the south of phase one/ 8 oz tub in the first level of testing because of the expens: es involved. The donor’s antigen make-up 9s entered int computer and first compared with patients British Columbia. If a match is not ma search continues to th? rest of Canada, to N America and finally :,”le rest df the world. are more than two million donors registered and 600 mu1ti:family homes and the golfc were to be built: on the lowlands nor veloballv. Once‘a preliminary match is made with four. Garibaqdi Estates.’ .e .e . . ‘f .. 1.

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NA rn accident the Same day at a logging site near they thought it was abandoned by its xyte nile 14 of the MacMillan Bloedel logging road mother. onor n the Mamquam River valley east of The planters saw the fawn on its (-ray jquamish. own for about six hours in the after- three The inquest, presided over by coroner Larry noon in the middle of a clear cut and leted Zampbell of Vancouver, will be held at the Sea decided to take it to Squamish. is or o Sky Hotel Wednesday and Thursday this "People should leave the animals week and Tuesday anci Wednesday next week. alone," Dave Elliot said. nu te he proceedings each day will begin at 9:30 He said mothers sometimes leave ill be 1.m. The inquest, similar to the proceedings of their babies, but are usually nearby tion, I court, is open to the public. getting food and water and may wait ?dies in hiding nearby until any human mar- Victim sirvices presence disappears from the area ount needs volunteers before returning. The Abandoning babies by mothers of ately iquamish RCMP Victim Services is in need of- any species is extremely rare, said rolunteers. Victim services provides support, Elliot. is or nformation and appropriate referral to vic- "People see these animals and their icott. ims of crime. victim services is looking for heart goes out for them. But when ? the ndividuals who enjoy working with people. you touch a deer, the mothe? proba- if no Actim services volunteers provide assistance bly won't ever take it back," Elliot lemo or families where family members have been said. *ans- nvolved in fatal motor vehicle accidents and Even if the animal was abandoned, bone issistance for victims of incidents like sexual nature and the food chain must be this Issaults. Training will be provided. Security allowed to take its course as much as and Nlearance and a valid driver's licence is possible, Elliot said. equired. Please call victim services at 898- The fawn may be taken to a Lower lmes 572 for more information. Mainland wildiife shelter, if there is PPlY available space, and eventually d Downtown promotion released back into the wilderness if it ;imp is deemed to be able to survive by ideas discussed ' ?If in shelter operators. your A total of 34 people includin3 downtown Does usually stay with their fawns nerchants and their staff members attended a for about one year. imal neeting called by the chamber of commerce Fawns lose their spots in fall, at Where's My Mommy? - Ulrika Moodie from the conservation office tries to Vednesday morning to discuss ways of pro- which time they are then referred to comfort a one-week-oldfawn brought into the office by tree planters last week. ient, noting the retail sector in the downtown area. as deer fawns. AI Price photo I can Among the ideas proposed were improved cor- dghway signage, creation of a downtown r fo heme for all businesses, increased media pro- Yfte notion, an appreciation day for Squamish res- II dents, increased support for a country festival New shopping centre ono ,eing organized by Ember Foods, and chang- 10M ng the design of the street banners every year ossi o feature the work of a different artist. on0 Jack Fowler of Workwear World said the only hinges on highway access ient vay a cohesive program can be developed is hrough a Business Improvement Area, in traffic from the site. to vhich all businesses would participate equal- ;cor "If it could be addressed with Highways it would y. The approval needed for a proposed new shopping cen- remove a concern and fear I have.'' Following the meeting the chamber sent a tre on Hwy. 99 at Mamquam Road to proceed as planned Russell said a right in and right out would allow traffic ret urvey of the proposed ideas to all downtown th now appears to hinge on obtaining permission for a right from the south flowing through Squamish to easily enter nerchants, and there will be another meeting turn out of the development onto the highway. and exit the development without adding traffic to streets ?ntr Vednesday, June 28 at Quinn's at 730 a.m. to Council, at its June 20 meeting, passed with a vote the around the development. e mis eview the results of the survey. 43 3n i third reading of bylaws which would allow the develop- Russell said concerns that will be addressed before the ment to proceed. Councillors Ron Barr, Meg Fellowes and bylaws proceed to the fourth reading - the adoption 3011 Don Ross voted in opposition at the third reading of the stage - include access and egress, the safety of school nnl bylaws. children who would be walking through the devlopinent, io0 W's one of those setbacks However, Coun. Ted Craddock said if theye is no right and cost-sharing agreements for services. He said it would out from Gulf Pacific's proposed Garibaldi Plaza, he will be at least six to eight weeks before the fourth reading of -it doesn 'f mean it's not support going ahead with the mall. Council still has to the bylaws. ovew adopt the bylaws. Prior to the vote for the third reading, councillors and the Gulf Pacific vice-president Bruce Russell said the com- mayor each made presentations of where they stood on - BCR PROPERTY MANAGERBRAD COOPER pany's plan all along for the development was to have a the issue. The development of the shopping centre has right in and a right out on Hwy. 99. The Ministry of been at the centre of controversy in Squarnish for the past IC Transportation and Highways has granted conditional few weeks. Pro-development voices have said the free approval for the right in, but the right out has not been market should determine what type and how much devel- If tl approved. opment should occur in Squamish. People in opposition to :o 1 Russell said it is up to Squamish council to get behind the Gulf Pacific proposal have said the new shopping cen- j, bl Gulf Pacific in convincing the Highways Minister to allow tre will mean the death of downtown and the death of a ovi the right in and right out. proposal by B.C. Rail (which has also received its third "It can be safely, operationally and technically accom- reading) to build a shopping centre on Hwy. 99 and )ha modated with our 1,400-foot frontage," Russell said Cleveland Avenue at the entrance to downtown. dri Wednesday. B.C. Rail property manager Brad Cooper said, after the "It's not absolutely necessary but we will fight hard for third reading of the Gulf Pacific bylaws, that BCR now has 01 it. "a lot to think about. an( "We strongly always have felt since day one this is in the "It's one of those setbacks - it doesn't mean it's over." )ur best interest of everybody." Russell said after all approvals are in place construction h Coun. Bill McNeney said the clear indication at the Gulf of Garibaldi Plaza may begin this fall and open in the mid- Pacific public hearing June 13 was access and egress of to late-summer of 1996. 4 a 27,1995 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF JUNE mws C Leaislation-w :halts Bra Heights privatization attempt 2 By Ron Em drawn from the very limited B.C. non-profit housing stock By ROI #204 - 1055 MILLAR CREEK RD. supply of affordable housing by restoring-the original intent - WHISTLER, VON 1 BO ~ Bracken Heights Housing caused great concern." of Section 72 of the act. Entrt Cnnnerative-- - -- . - members_-.- __ - - - - will not . Smallwood said the amend- Mitchell said the changes peoplc beallowed to privatize their 37 ments to the Cooperative received unanixnous support access housing units after the passage Association Act will preserve from all parties in the House. busint 11 GUITAR-LESSONS 11 of provinciallegislation closed a [nternc loophole. r- The I8 years experience. The amendments to the I Figure Will teach beginners to advanced. Cooperative Association Act :reatec Music theory, technique and improvisation. received royal ascent June 8. 3cono Housing Minister Joan Zomm $1 O per lesson. Smallwood told the legislature ast w June 6 that through the loophole rourisl that these amendments will jill Ba Rick Hoyrup 8984514 11 close, the Bracken Heights "The Housing Cooperative changed issenti the terms of its incorporation lomic and was taking preliminary nuniti LORDY! steps to transfer ownershi of 37 ndivic single-family homes to current rom a LORDY! residents. iccess The original articles of incor- lritish THIS poration prevented the coopera- Towin tive from redistributing assets The 1 TECHMCIA.N to members. vas fu "Essentially, they would have lmall IS privatized and reaped substan- :u It url tial private gain, despite having ,conor ALMOST received approximately $1.5 :omm million in public funds through 'roped a variety of provincial and fed- The S eral housing programs," sed a Smallwood said prior to the sec- ite on ond rtading of the bill. ras prt West Vancouver-Garibaldi Thich MLA 'David Mitchell said the antalu legislation was one of the quami fastest-moving pieces of legisla- ie wet: Much BetterCaterlnghas tion in the current session. te on gottenBElTERwithourNEW The bill became law four days Owner and NEW name of The w after it was introduced. )lor n "I know that due to a potential lcludi legal challenge, it's important to lgiona have this legislation in place he qf' Greater selection quickly," Mitchell told the ttp:/ House June 6. iter.ne clep Home cooking Lawyer Doug Race, represent- 's wit ing Bracken Heights Housing :cess tl Cooperative, said he has given Special menu items upon !a to e request the cooperative some alterna- pamir tives. He said direction would 11 at nc I -q$ Menu surprises be provided by the cooperative The pi after its annual meeting June 29. ternet + Special occasion catering Smallwood said: "Because the 3s tha amendments are necessary to 'en 1,: restore the original intent of the e. 898-5599 provision, the amendments pro-' \bout hde that the government isnot Stream Stewards irn c liable to any persons arising out cludir Of the amendments and pre- Members of the 4th Squamish Scout Troop released 8,000 coho iliforn vents any person from taking salmon fry they helped raise into Meiyhn Creek beside Hwy. 99 in ANYTHING 0 ANYWHERE *ANYTIME le Pag lega1 action againstthe govern- Brackendale Saturday. They raising and release of the fry is part of more merit with respect to these a three-vear stream stewardshiD roara am undertaken by the istencl amendments." Scouts ind Tenderfoot Hatchery. boss Eahl @do mic $1 Bracken Heights Housing lbert F HINDS .,>.> Cooperative was notified in 'he WI April that the province would User fees set at hot springs Sea 1 Fnnera! and Memorial Services use authority of an order-in- the e council to prevent the privatiza- Campers heading up to the will report to the RCMP and .>.5 .. ople c tion of the non-profit housing Meager Creek Hot Springs will designated ministry representa- 5s wit :' hviding Dignified .::%. ~ Professional and 2 units. Canada Mortgage and now have to pay tive (DMR) concerning serious the CI &? :< :< Housing Corporation has also While day-use bathers and breaches of the peace or infrac- )vides - Traditional Church Seroices - .:y >$ ><> filed a writ in B.C. Supreme tions of the law. pI picnickers will be allowed a Y ref9 - Memotid Services - ?\ i Court to block the privatization 'r3: complimentary visit, those The contractor will also mic 01 q <.. effort. camping will be charged $5 per inform visitors of recreation site - Simple Cremations - .\. tour] 2 There are more than 13,000 night. rules and advise them if they lphic - Worldwid?Shipping Services - >~: '+ units of non-profit affordable This is one of a number of are contravening the rules or ormat cooperative housing in B.C. changes introduced ,with the campfire regulations, said Clive arterlj "We know that in .British Ministry of Forests awarding a Baudin, DMR and compliance Peoplrtion i . Columbia today, particularly in new contract to Meager Creek and enforcement technician in !iigh-growth areas of the Hot Springs Service. The recre- zone B of the Squamish Forest . for ii province, affordable housing is ation site maintenance and District. $ve tl a reai problem. There is not a environmental protection ser- People caught breaking rules ii e said We IIonour Any Pre-arranged Contract. great supply of affordable hous- vices contract starts June 21. could be subject to fines up to 2ople $< B :: ing," Mitchell said in the House. The recreation site contracfor $5,000, or six months in jail nt car 381'23 2ND AVE. CfiE LYLE D. HINDS "In my community of will have two maintenance under the new Forest Practices infoi Squamish 892-3683 FundDirector 8 Squamish, the fact that these workers and provide daily site Code, which came into effect units were proposed to be with- maintenance. The contractor June 15. - THE SQUM4ISH CHIEF JUNE 27, 1995 H5 - - NEWS Corridor business details t available on the Internet ock .rather than having to keep the message to potential investors. By Ron ent Enns entire 35 pages. “A number of people - here The web site will also be a and elsewhere - believe high- Entrepreneurs and business- benefit to the growing tourism tech is the future in the Sea to ges 3eople now have hour a day lort 24 industry in the Sea to Sky com- Sky corridor.” iccess’ to Sea to Sky corridor dor. Barlee said the provincial gov- - iusiness information on the The web site can be found ernment has made a commit- n ternet. using key search words in the ment to keeping this province The Sea to Sky Facts and Internet search engine of moun- competitive with changing ;ipres worldwide web site - tain biking, windsurfing, global markets. :reated by the Sea to Sky Squamish, Whistler and Sea to ”Making our mark on the 3conomic Development Sky. Internet is just one step in secur- :ommission - was announced The worldwide web is ing a prosperous provincial ast week by Small Business, Internet’s fastest-growing seg- economy now and in the burism and Culture Minister ment. Every day, 20 million to future.” !ill Barlee. 45 million people worldwide The site is linked to the min- “The Internet is becoming an access data on markets, busi- istry‘s small business service ssential tool in promoting eco- nesses and communities on the centre database which provides iomic development in our com- information highway. information on marketing, nunities. Going on-line gives Fine said the development of financing and regulating a busi- ndividuals and businesses the web site sends a positive ness. rom around the world instant ccess to information on one of iritish Columbia’s fastest- Towing regions,’’ Barlee said. The project cost $5,000 and ras funded by the Ministry of mall Business, Tourism and hlture, the Sea to Sky conomic Development ‘ommission and B.C. Rail roperties. The Sea to Sky Free-Net was sed a vehicle to put the web te on the Internet. Funding ‘as provided to the free-net - fhich in turn contracted mtalus Technologies Inc. of quamish to design and put up le web pages -to put the web te on line. The web site is a 35-page full- )lor newsletter style display cluding economic tables, a gional map and local photos. ie address is ttp:/ /www.mountain- ter.net/ -ssedc. Business own- s without a computer can cess the site’s text through the a to Sky Free-Net at the luamish Public Library termi- 1 at no cost. ’he page has been up on the ternet since June 28 and in than a month there have en 1,200 visitors to the web e. Lbout 400 of the visitors were im outside the corridor, :luding Washington State, I ho lifornia, Florida and Georgia. 3 in e page will soon be marketed t of more people are aware of its the stence, said Sea to Sky eco- mic development officer - bert Fine. he web site is important to ; Sea to Sky corridor because the easy access required by nd iple considering doing busi- ta- 1s with or starting a business us the corridor. The document HOME SERVICE - CALL 892-8433 IC- lvides a profile of the Sea to OR FAX US YOUR ORDER 892-8455 region, including an eco- MON. THURS: 8 AM 7 PM, FRI.: 8 AM 9 PM, SAT.: 8 AM 6 PM, SUN,: 10 AM 6 PM so nic overview, business activ------ite tourism statistics, a demo- eY phic profile and workforce or xmation. It will be updated WE NOW ACCEPT ve irterly. Ice ’eople can get timely infor- MQUNTAINSIDE LODGE in Lion instantly. When people ?St for information, I just have VACATION CLUB “MOUNTAIN BUCKS” $ve them our web address,” . .es 2 said. to lople interested in the docu- 5 1410 WINNIPEG STREET, DOWNTOWN SQUAMISH ail it can they pick and choose ies information they require, ?Ct - 6 JUNE 27,1995 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF " THE SQUA MISH CHIEF Is published every Tuesday by Whlstler Prlntlng & Publlshl Box 3500,381 13 Second Avenue, Squamlsh BC VON l 1 Our new look 'ewspapers are always in transition. Staff changes bring in new people and new ideas, so in a never ending effort to Y make the final product better for the readers, today's edi- ir tionN of the Squamish Chief features a variety of changes designed T to do just that. We have updated the look of the masthead on the front page, to Ci better reflect the community in which we live. The Stawamus Chief fa is an imposing entry to Squamish, attracting climbers all over from "( the world. And last year's world record eagle count is bringing an to ever increasing number of visitors to the area during the winter, th providing a welcome boost for businesses. A At the bottom of page one is a new style of index which should es help readers find their favorite stories and sections more quickly. m This week's front page features a color photo of a major event in ac Squamish, but that will not be a regular feature. is The popular quote of the week has been moved to Page 3, where es we have also added a four-day weather forecast to help residents TI p!an their activities for the week. The forecast is provided by ta Environment Canada, so please don't blame us if Mother Nature se changes her mind, and provides sun when the rain should be at watering your garden. an The banner on the opening sports page has been changed to wl reflect the nature of the community as well. It is virtually impossi- de ble to focus only on sports, when recreation is such a growing mar- thl ket. Rock climbing, mountain biking and similar pursuits can all be organized and competitive, but more often they are done for the PC W( sheer joy of the activities involved. The banner will be changed un during the winter to recognize the different seasonal sports. I; We have been wanting to improve the look of the Chief for a long time. But rather than hire a newspaper designer, this has been a YO long process involving the whole newspaper staff, a team sffort. It's much safer on the couck While we have changed the looks of most of the paper, people ome days it just doesn't knew we had traveled far distance markers would give will still be able to find their favorite columnists and sections, the pay to leave the couch. enough to be past the end of encourzgement that the end 1 same classy advertising and the best reporting we can produce. SOver the past few years I the lake, but there was no trail was near. And as always, we welcome any comments, letters and sugges- have rigorously cultivated my 'branching off in the direction of I would also suggest a sign E tions from our readers. image as a couch potato, but the highway. Just the same where the trail branches at th T last Tuesday I decided to break excellent trail going up. swamp, something to the effc co1 out of the mold (mould?) and- Near the top we stopped for a of: If you don't want to end u ne1 go for a hike. I asked Cathie if rest and contemplated our with a nose bleed because of T she'd like to take a walk options. This trail obviously the height, or on the Sunshinc tra Pass helmet law now! around Brohm Lake, and she didn't go around the lake, it Coast, turn left". im ar too often in the past three years, when the NDP govern- jumped at the offer. was 4:lO p.m., I was tired but But we reached the car only bla ment comes up with some great legislation, its execution just The first thing I noticed in the trying my out-of-shape best not slightly pooped; and on the 0 Fleaves us shaking our heads. parking lot at Brohm Lake, a to shoe it, and the prospect of way home decided to forego alii Such is the case with the new law requiring all bicycle riders to forestry day area, is the total another couple of hours back the honor of cooking dinner s UIi wear helmets. The government has been promising this law ever lack of signs. There is no map, the way we came was daunting had a delightful meal at the ma since it was elected. Other than a few individuals, there has been no explanation of the trails, at best. Royal Taj. ha1 little opposition to the concept. and no indication that the trail Having no options, we started Stiffening up later, Cathie h; A So this legislation is a natural for support across party lines, and does indeed go around the back, and back near the swamp a bath, and said it felt so goo( me quick passage through the legislature, even with a fine of $100 for lake. I looked over the edge and later decided to do the same Mi non-compliance. But off we set, taking all the ?-e But in an effort to "give British Columbians time to understand trails we could find leading up, and adapt to the new law and to benefit from the education pro- so we'd get the best view over grams," the helmet requirement will not come into effect until next the lake. Up and up we went, - Sep tem ber. noting the beautiful moss on In 1993, more than 2,000 cyclists in B.C. were involved in acci- some rock faces, the steep cliffs dents with motor vehicles. A high proportion resulted in injuries in some areas, delicate twin- AS I See It and 10 people died. Of those 10, eight were not wearing helmets. flowers and even some wild Bicycle shops, sporting goods stores and hardware stores have tiger lilies. enough supplies, or could get them, to allow enforcement of the Then down we went at the By AI Price law within a month. And those accident, injury and death figures north end, down some are two years old, the most recent year for which statistics are extremely steep steps and available. Since then there have been thousands and thousands across a beautiful pastoral more bikes sold. creek feeding into the lake. spotted a small sapling bench thing. Getting into the tub I So what's to adapt to? So what's to learn? Wear a brain cage and Still no signs, but we really hadn't near the lake, which someone noticed a new black spot on IT save $100. Keep as many as 2,000 people out of the health care sys- gone too far. So we carried on had obviously built some time hip which hadn't been there tem, with the resulting cost. Keep 10 people (or more) alive, to be around the far side of the lake ago. I couldn't see the trail, but that morning. I looked closer, with their friends and families. Pass the law now. for a while, coming to a picnic there obviously had to be one. and the black spot had legs. A site which states in no uncer- Sure enough there was the tick! tain terms there is to be no hint of a trail at the edge of the I tried to get it out with no THE SQUAMISH CHIEF overnight camping. It is obvi- swamp. We set off again with success, so zipped up to emer. Publisher Ad Representatives Accountant ously a party spot, considering renewed optimism. The hail gency and had it removed. It i Shari Bishop Linda Gamer Kathryn Cospve the lobags of garbage strewn was hard to follow, and in a now off to the provincial lab ti Editor Dianne Colledge Admlnlshdve Assistant AI Price Janice MacLean Rita Bowes around the area, as well as a set couple of places we had to beat ' be inspected, and I am on a la Reporters of shelves, huge fire pit and our way through devil's club day regimen of antibiotics to Ron Enns Production Manager Circulation Manager assorted other structures. obliterating the path, but about prevent the possibility of Lym Patricia Heintzman Lyle Stachoski Henry Lacroix Photographer Clrculatlon From there the trail became a 30 minutes later we emerged disease. Ross Wahl Graphic Design Jill Smith little harder to find, but we back on the highway, only a When the doctor removed th Group Publlsher Michelle Matthews Receptionist half-mile from the parking lot. tick it was already dead, prov Jeanneke Van Hattem Kama Woods Rustilla Swann made our way following the !S fluorescent orange metal flags The hike from hell was over ing it either doesn't like spicy YlC The S uamish Chief is published weekly b Whistler Printin & Publishing tacked to trees along the route. - or so I thought. food or had a heart attack try- Irk (1984 Co. Ltd. President: Robert W. DoulYVice-President: 19erth Bennett By this time we thought the . I couldn't help wonder why ing to figure out where to bite rkf trail must go all the way there are no signs with maps of in the vast landscape of my an around, seeing as how we were the trail system, and why the midriff. idi well over half way. last portion of the trail we had So it's back to the couch for I But at the swamp where taken had not been maintained. me. I know for sure there are - Published Tuesdays. Telephone: [604] 892-9161 Fax: [604 892-8483.Yearly Brohm lake is divided, the trail A couple of hours with a . no ticks on it, and I have neve] h*a subscriptions: Home delivery Squamish area] $30; Cma ian mail delivery 164 $55; US. [second c ass] $65 Cdn; overseas $1 15a Cdn. all of a sudden became much machete or a brush hook needed signs or a map to find I' * better, with rockwork edges, would do the trick. A small it. Enough of this exercise non & . RQ roduction of an mater.ial contained in this publication is expressly cross drainage ditches, and it sign, at little cost, would assure sense. I'll restrict mine to full- !!I brbidden withour the prior consent of the publisher. Canada Post publication mail sales product a reement No. 251 828. seemed to be climbing into the rookies like us there is indeed a contact channel surfing. 9 IBox 3500,38113 Second Avenue, !quamish, B.C. VON 3G0 ISI sky. After about 20 minutes I trail, and perhaps a couple of Surf's up! &

I Columnist needs new glasses Editor, cia1 meeting called for June 14 that you were quite serious in 1 DOZEN I am writing in response to which, as we all know, was boy- making these statements. RED ROSES your column of June 20 appeak- cotted by two council members If you believe this issue is just ing in the Squamish Chief. and the mayor. You stated, about a shopping centre, you Cash & Carry Only There are several points I feel I "Had they all been there it is are very sadly uninformed. In Squamish - 1347A kmberton ,\vc. Wst Vancouver - 1529 Marine Dr. cannot ignore. likely council would have fact, you are missing the myriad Firstly, you stated that when remained deadlocked anyway, of issues that urouosed devel- faced with contentious issues and nothing would havibein opment presenis. i can't possi- "council members are expected accomplished...". Wrong again, bly explain them all to you in . to do whatever they can within Mr. Price. Had Mayor Corinne this letter, but maybe we could the confines of the Municipal Lonsdale and the two other have lunch sometime and I'll do Act to do what they feel is nec- council members shown up for my best to bring you up to essary". I couldn't disagree the special meeting a vote speed in this matter. more. It would be far more would have been taken, result- Finally, in response to your accurate to say that council's job ing in a tie, the motion would comment on the "fascinating is to do what is in the best inter- have been automatically defeat- exercise in democracy". ests of the voters they represent. ed and the debate over the Gulf Perhaps you would find it help- This would, of course, necessi- Pacific Proposal would have ful to check the definition of World-Class Ultra High- tate council members having to reached a conclusion. democracy in the dictionary. Performance Radial set aside their own private You continue your editorial by Democracy and due process * Z-rated ultra high-performance confidence. agendas and personal views saying, "This is just a shopping Directional tread design with wide, square- ended at midnight on June 6 sided grooves for exceptional anti- and base their decisions not on centre...". I had to re-read that with the adjournment of the hydroplaning performance what they want, not on what a comment several times to make public hearing, and they Triple tread radius provides increased developer wants, but on what sure it wasn't a mistake. But conlact patch area during cornering for haven't been heard from or seen greater traction and control. the people who voted them into when I read that next sentence since. Democracy was thrown .Twin shift noise reduction for quiet perfor- power want. To do otherwise where you proudly proclaim out and a string of manipulative mance sophistication, would be self-serving and that this whole Gulf Pacific con- stalling tactics took its place. Joinlless Nylon Band (JLB) overlay for excel- unethical. lent ride uniformity and contact patch shape. troversy "has been a fascinating And that is probably the most Steel lower sidewall stabilizer for responsive Farther on in your editorial, exercise in democracy", I was discouraging aspect of this handling and ride comfort. you make reference to the spe- somewhat horrified to realize whole mess. A wide range of fitments for today's highest One more thin& Mr. Price. The performance cars. name of your Gilumn is AS I See It. If this is,really the way GARIBALDI EXCEL TIRE SERVICES LTD. 'Orever in Our hearts you see things, perhaps we Editor, could get you set up with a A SQUAMISH WHISTLER PEMBERTON The sufi is rising this fresh spring morning, and once again our stronger Pair Of glasses when community is in mourning. For yesterday we heard more awful we do lunch* news which has left us saddened and confused. Trudy McKay Two more of our brothers, sons and friends, left this life with a Squamish tragic end. Some say: "This town has a curse, you know!" But that implies another excuse that shows how careless we are to put the blame somewhere it doesn't really belong or explain. One of life's mysteries is. the mystery of. death. We are all very alive until our last breath. From there, the whereabouts of us are unknown until the time comes for us to die and be shown. The more we struggle to understand, we have to realize it's not in our hands. Again I say, so we'll never be too far apart, is keep them in our memories and forever in our hearts. With all my condolences to those who have suffered another great loss. Isabel Perez Squamish naiversary Sale

lest In Peace - Young friends of Phillip Lacoursiere and Ryan %ylor erected a banner in their honor in front of the skateboard )ark after the two young men were killed in an accident south of 3irken June 3. The Taylor and Lacoursiere families express their hanks to all the kids who put up the banner, especially Jamie hdmore and Eddie Rodgers. 8 1 JLNE 27,1995 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF LETTERS AIns woHh Thank You Box 680, Ullocret, 6.C. VOK 1VO The RCMP wishes to thank: Reserve fund suggested WANTED TO BUY: Super Valu Received by the Chieffor publica- account? . (Maximum $500,000 bearing account with the intei Good Quality 0 Sawlogs Triton Steel tion: per year from general taxation est dollars more than coverin 0 Peelers Squamish Kiwanis Club Mayor and Council, and the balance from B.C. Rail any increased construction cos1 0 OS6 District of Squamish, Taxation). due to commencing construc In Flc Spruce, Balsam, Plne, For their assktance and Re: Proposal of a new public This is to be a special reserve tion approximately four year Blah orAspen from now. support the safety building. fund for this specified project of I suggest that council place the and construction is to com- The concerns of siting can b For a competitive price and Finger hinting Chic further information contact: CMd issue of the construction of a mence when the accumulated addressed during the time lead held in May new public safety building funds cover the total construc- ing up to the next referendum. Darnell McCurdy before the electorate again, in a tion costs, up to a maximum of There are several advantage 256-5213 - office .. different format. It seems quite $7,000,000." (This maximum to this proposed course o 256-5250- fax clear that the referendum ques- amount would be determined action: 256-7359- home tion was' defeated on two by council prior to the referen- 1. We would have a new, full? grounds: cost and site. . . dum, by such factors as the adequate facility in a relative1 To address the concerns of increased or decreased scope of short period of time. In loving memory of Mr. Ben, Tsutomu, Inoue cost, I suggest the next referen- the project, and the increased or 2. There would be no munici dum question on this issue, ask decreased costs for a new site.) pal debt for this project. a question similar . to: With the prospect of approxi- 3. The municipality would bi Mr. Ben Inoue passed away, suddenly on June 15,1995. "Do you agree with council set- mately $1,000,000 in new tax setting new direction in manag ]His Funeral Service was held on June 18,1995 at the ting up a special reserve fund dollars annually from B.C. Rail, ing tax dollars for major capita Vancouver Buddhist Church on Jackson Avenue in for a new public safety building, it seems the above will not be to projects. and paying $1,500,000 per year onerous. Lynn Wilbu Vancouver. in to this interest bearing. Also this would be an interest Garibaldi Highland! Ben Inoue was the owner of the Sunrise Restaurant in Squamish. He was also a member, since 1968, of the Squamish Valley Golf and Country Club. Ben was an avid golfer and a successful business man.He always Reclaim the vast waterfront had a kind word and smile for everyone. Editor, The waterfront was developed to include shops Ben will be sadly missed and lovingly remembered by Ron Enns'-Surroundings of June 20 titled along a seawall in a park-like setting. On the his family and friends. Connected to the land illustrates an excellent other hand Squamish, another seaport, has no example to set for Squamish. access to the water for its residents. Instead, now As a tradesman I have worked and visited in the downtown merchants are up in arms over the port towns around British Columbia, including. development of one extra mall. Mrs. Fukiko Tnoue, Kitimat, Port Hardy, Campbell River, Crofton and Our downtown area can be revitalized through Ben's wife, would Port Alberni. Kitimat (population 11,532) boasts a shops,,parks, restaurants (maybe even a beer gar. graciously like to thank nice campground on the Kitimat River, which is den), and a seawak. Perhaps later, facilities car situated on the entrance to its town. Port Hardy be constructed to accommodate cruise ships. all those who helped in supports a bed and breakfast in the town with an All together we should approach B.C. Rail, E this, her time of need. ocean view, within walking distance of town. government agency, and reclaim the vast water- Campbell River offers The Pier House bed and front area for the Squamish citizens. With thf breakfast, which is located downtown by an breathtaking views of Howe Sound, thc entrance to a famous walk-on fishing -pier. Stawamus chief, and Shannon Falls, Squamisl- Crofton's waterfront resort overlooks Qsborne businesses will flourish on a waterfront. This is Bay. how we will get future highway dollars in down- However, the best example is Port Alberni. town Squamish. Give the tourists a reason tc Facing economic uncertainty with the closing of want to be on our waterfront. the pulp mill, the town has bounced back with Giovanni Pagliard the help of its tourist industry. Brackendal Challenge to get new wing'open Editor, and their families.) Two days Butler, Director of Reside] T Inspired by Marion and Archie earlier the doctor had given her Services, 914 Yates Stree Gilroy's letter to the editor, a 50-50 chance of living. Now, as Victoria, BC, V8V 4V7, askin which movingly described the I prepare to drive back to for the funding. pain endured by a senior who is Edmonton, I am reassured by Christine Mad6 not getting the care he needs, I the excellent care she is getting Edmonton, Alt, Accounting and tax services for individuals and small would like to challenge people by people working with dwin- businesses through private consultation in the corridor to write weekly dling resources. Litteri n g on your own premises. letter to local, regional and Unfortunately the doctor said: Call Nancy at 921-7976 for your appointment national newspapers with "Your mother will have to go to copies to MLA~and MP~.The Vancouver for rehabilitation." is a crime Member of . letters would be simple tallies This is when I said, "Enough!" The Instilute of Chartered Accountants of British Columbia of human suffering caused by My mother needs the physio- - Editor, eroding health care. Stories therapy and specialized care I would like to COnmwnd a1 which would give names and Vancouver has to offer, but the SkakbO~rderswho do'theil faces to the many casualties of more importantly she needs her Part for the environment. Let's Instructors Wanted budget cuts. family and friends around her. face it, skateboarders spend 2 b With corporate profits on the The $400,000 needed to staff the lot Of time On the Streets, ir b' Instructors are needed to teach a variety of increase (check out the annual newly completed intermediate Parking 1Qts, and mainly out Oi SqUamish Extension computer courses and workshops in reported earnings for banks, for care facility in Squamish must doors. i our expanded evening and/or weekend program. example), and a concurrent be accessed immediately. My I have noticed, as I drivf Campus mother contributed to that facil- home frOmworkeverYdaY thal starting late September or early October at our drop in Canada wide social ser- Pmi ofthe ity, as did I. 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The v -trophi W Great Trek Award Brackendale Secondary School students, left to right, Sarah Fox, Barbara DeCook and Rebecc, Fi Marsh, were presented the Great Trek Award by Howe Sound School District Supt. Doug Courtice, fa BYh right, and school principal Tom Croft, far left, at the school's awards ceremony Thursday. The award i given to students who are tops in academic performance and service to the school, as well as partic A: ipating in athletics. The award is named after ihe 10-kilometre trek about 300 students took from Howl burie Sound Secondary school to Brackendale in 1978 when their new school opened. Ron Enns photo Wed8 lucky HOMES TO DISPLAY taxi d call a THE BEAUTIFUL EVERLAST Struggling soup kitchen- receives motic Mik PERMANENT ALUffi!NUM five 1 ROOF..SYSTEM relief fundina91 from council over By Ron Enns kitchen said !,ably on' counti1,providing stop. Nher The soup kitckien"had lequest- gap fidancing,' but.'added thc ind i The Squamish Soup Kitchen ed a grant-in-aid of $3,300, soup kitchen must demonstrate 'OCkS will continue to provide lunch- which was based. on a total it is looking for long-term soh it ab1 es throughout the summer after shortfall of $1,320 per month, tions. Thr receiving funding from multiplied by 2.5 (to cover the A similar shortfall occurred o th Squamish council. remainder of June and the last year, beginning in Apri he d months of July and August). and ending with a sufficieni ~CCUI The soup kitchen has been uker struggling after a drop in dona- The monthly budget neces- recovery in August after a pub. lic appeal through the medi; hi tions this summer, but council sary to operate the soup kitchen Hoi approved providing a $1,500 is $1,680. for funds. . Because other groups request. ,ged Lo=SiopeInsulated Aluminum grant-in-aid to help the soup Committed donations each insu kitchen continue operating month total $600, equhling a ing grants-in-aid during coun Roof Panels HowseslTrailers in t - until donations pick up again. shortfall of $1,080 per month. cil's budget process this sprint r- -* had their requests either denied Cillll Doug Fenton of the soup However, summer is the busiest It v kitchen said the organization time for the soup kitchen. An or cut back 40 per cent to 50 pel cent, council decided to vote or ;ellj has never requested funding extra 40 meals per month- at a ieir from council before. total cost of $240 - are seived granting $1,500 rather than thc requested $3,300. Am "This is an emergency that has in summer. ?SC1 just arisen this year.'' Fenton said the soup kitchen Coun. Ted Craddock saic atcl The food bank, when it was in has contacted service clubs and council would be "remiss" no1 vah operation, had received grants- churches seeking aid for the to treat the soup kitchen': ',TI in-aid from council. The soup financial plight, but added it is grant-in-aid request the same a! \e i kitchen opened one year after up to the community to come other requests. Coun. Ron Barr was the soh ow the food bank closed, and ful- forward. ) Classic Aluminum SAinglemWind Resistent fills the food bank's role by pro- Coun. Meg Fellowes said the opposing vote to providing tht [os1 4=waylocking & 'nailin$ svqtein ' viding people with non-perish- soup kitchen should explore the grant-in-aid . f th

-. i, . . L able items as well as the twice- possibility of partnerships with "It's not our job to sit here and 30 give away the taxpayers' dol- WE ARE LOOKING FOR SUITA~E'HO~E~.TO:-J. weekly lunches, Karen other groups or people. , m, Charlesworth of the soup Fellowes said she looks favor- lars," Barr said. IEMONSTRATE WHY EVERLASTREPLACING is I CONVENTIONAL ROOFING. PROPOSED YOUR HOME IS USED YOU.'LL,RECEIVE srLvp IF .- PRESCRIPT FANTASTIC SAVINGS Notice of pre-harvest silviculture prescriptions for an FROM ACTUAL ROOF COST! the Silviculture Practices Regulation, - 1 Each of the following areas has a propose if approval to log the area is obtained from the Ministry of Forests. The proposed prescriptions will be available for viewing until Aug. 8, 1995 at the location note hours. To ensure consideration before logging commences, any w John Clarke, RPF, Administrative Forester, Terminal 111 Richmond, B.C. V6V 1M8, by the above date. nc 39 Form of Licence Cutting cut Location Area Amend- Agreement No Permit Block nmrest (ha) ment No NO community Yes or No 3it FL A1 9215 43 2-025 Ryan River 31.5 No n Pemberton :0 I

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Howe Sound Achievers \ The winners of this. year's Howe Sound Secondary school achievement awards proudly display their trophies and plaques after the presentation ceremony June 19. Ross Wahl photo Wedge Mtn. avalanche buries hiker Rescuers respond aiter Whistler cabbie hears distress signal By LoIpth Eeswethe& and possible internal damage. Arnold said it appeared the Fellow hikers reported that he avalanche was caused by the A 34-year-old Surrey man, was incoherent. climbers coming down the buried in an avalanche on According to Arnold, the rest south slope, and RCMP were Wedge Mountain Saturday, is of the party hiked out and were concerned about the possibility lucky to be alive after a Whistler in no danger. of a second avalanche occur- taxi driver ifitercepted a distress "They had no helmets, no ring. call and set a rescue mission in Reps (avalanche tranceivers) Steve Flynn, owner of motion. and one shovel between the five Blackcomb Helicopters, flew the Mike Houde, one of a party of of them. They were very lucky." rescue personnel to the scene. COLGATE - 75ml five hiking on Wedge Mountain Harrison, driving her taxi at Flynn also said Houde is lucky over the weekend, was buried the time, was surprised to have to be alive. 1- when an avalanche swept him picked up the distress signal "The avalanche swept him le and two fellow hikers through and at first thought it was a through rocks and he was I te rocks on the south-facing slope prank. smashed up pretty bad." 1- at about 1:50 p.m. , "I never knew anyone could Flynn landed the helicopter a Three of the five had climbed channel into our frequency," she safe five-minute walk away Id to the peak and were making said. "Occasionally you get from the hikers and was not il the descent when the avalanche some static on the radio, but concerned about a second ni occurred. The remaining two then I heard this voice saying avalanche hitting his craft, but 3- hikers were in the hut on Wedge 'emergency, emergency, said Houde's location was "a ia Mountain at the time. avalanche on Wedge Mountain, definite concern. He was in the Houde's companions man- can anybody hear me, can any- avalanche debris and there was aged to dig him out and tried body call 911.' still stuff running down inter- unsuccessfully to radio for help "Sometimes other drivers fool mittently." I on the ham frequency before around, but I thought this was After assessing the scene, I scanning other frequencies. serious." search and rescue persofinel I determined it was safe to extri- I It was Blackcomb Taxi driver Harrison parked next to Town LITRE I Kelly Harrison who picked up and Country Taxi and cate Houde and he was flown to 2 I iheir distress call and called 911. Limousine driver Trevor Boyde the Whistler Health Care I Ambulance and search and and called 911 on Boyde's cellu- Centre. I 'escue personnel were dis- lar phone. Whistler doctor Andrew I 2atched via helicopter to the The 911 personnel were able to Hampson attended Houde ivalanche site. talk through the cell phone to before he left for Vancouver "They managed to extricate the hikers on Harrison's CB, she General. he injured party and he was said. Arnold said a similar incident lown to the clinic and then on Harrison was the hikers' link occurred two years ago, when a It o Vancouver General to the RCMP, and the outside paraglider went down on If iospital," said Const. J. Arnold world, for over an hour. Wedge Mountain. )f the Whistler RCMP. "They were worried about "His emergency call was inter- IC Houde sustained a broken whether anyone was .going" to cepted by a search and rescue 11, irm, broken leg, head injuries come or no$ she said: giy in Siuamish."

SALE OF USED TURF EQUIPMENT The Resort Municipality of Whistler has the following used turf equipment for sale: %kyIn And CMOur Ever Changing II 2 ushmowers 1 twrf edger \ss&mnt Of Great Memhandise AtTk 2 Rovermowers 3 blowers 5 string trirnmers/bush cutters 1 interior water tank (12 gal.) e /N All items are being sold "as is" to the highest bidder. A detailed description of the equipment, including upset prices and viewing times is available at the Public Works Yard, 8001 Highway 99. Bids must be submitted by July 7, 1995 at 4:OO p.m. to: Brenda Slms, Municipal Clerk Resort Mwnlcipality of Whistler 4325 Blackcomb Way, Whistler, B.C. VQN 1B4 CHIEFTAIN MALL Bid forms may be obtained from the Receptionist at Municipal Hall. All bids must be submitted in a sealed envelope marked "Used Turf Equipment Tender", For additional information please contact Lori Burgoyne, Park Horticulturist at 932-2423. THE SQUAMISH CHIEF 12 JUNE 27,1995 mws Council considersdebt-free plan Byelection candidate pitches public satkty building proposal By Ron EMS building. Debt servicing during “We could be setting a new Temperature Confrolling. the next 20 years would have trend,away from going into A new public safety building added another $10 million to debt for major capital projects.” can be paid for without impos- the total cost of the project. District treasurer Kim Anema ing the financial burden of sir- Wilbur said that under his said financing in advance is vicing a long-term debt, says a proposal within four years there desirable. But he added with candidate from the recent coun- would be enough money to new development in Squamish cil byelection. fund the construction of a new coines new infrastructure Our office will be Lvnn Wilbur, addressing public safety building without requirements. coincil at its June 20 meeting Incurring a debt. “We have a lot of catch-up to ’‘ closed on said a special reserve fund for a . do in the way of reconstructing a lot of the infrastructure,” July 1Sf- . new pubiic safety building could be set up so $1.5 million a Anema said. CANADA DAY year - with $500,000 coming Coun. Ron Barr said he could from general taxation and $1 support the idea of setting aside million from the anticipated taxation received from B.C. Rail, but was hesitant about tax- Qeadlifies far * taxation B.C. Rail will begin paying in 1996 - is paid into ing peopie more to generate Classifieds & the interest bearing account. funds for a special reserve fund. The honeycomb fabric tho1 Displav Ads Remain Then, when there is enough Mayor Corinne Lonsdale said sof:ens and controls the light is the district will be exploring also on excellent insulotor. the Same money in the account to pay for So Duette‘shades, with single, a new public safety building, it‘ several options now that the double or triple pleats, help keep couid be built. Voters would be referendum has failed. your rooms os comfortable asked through another referen- “Certainly there’s merit to as they do beautiful. Have a Safe dum if they approved of the having a capital reserve fund. & Happy Holiday! special reserve fund to fund a “This is something I’m sure public safety building up to a we’d explore.” specified mkimum. Wilbur also said he believed Wilbur also noted the district Lynn Wilbur the referendum failed because will be receiving an additional of the site - just south of $300,000 in taxation from the “There is no question new Stawamus Elementary school in Manicjuam River hydroelectric facilities are needed for the Valleycliffe - that was chosen WINDOW COVERINGS plant which is under construc- RCMP, fire department and for the proposed building. He tion. emergency program. But the said the time required for a spe- P In the referendum that just amount of debt that would be cial reserve fund to accumulate failed, voters were asked if they incurred was of concern to me if would allow adequate time to ?hone 892-61 61 approved borrowing $6.4 mil-- it went ahead as proposed,”- address the site location prior to lion for a new public safety Wilbur said. another referendum. - Fax 892-8483 E - THE SQUAMISH CHIEF JUNE 27,1995 1 13 - NEWS SEA TO SKY TOWING - BEST TOWING RATES .n Industrial Way lights may be INSQUAMSH LOCALLY OWNED I installed before ski season 6 OPERATED new By Ron Ems not be before next spring.” talking to the Highways 4x4 OFF RQAD RECWERY into - Coun. Ted Craddock said the Ministry about pedestrian cts.” Traffic signal lights may be issue of a trafficlight at the busy access under Hwy. 99 at the 7) lema installed-- on Hwy. 99 at the intersection should be brought Mamquam River bridge. :e is industrial park this__ fall.-, even- - . tn-- the------_fnrefrnnt- with..---. thP.-.- with though a pioject to extend Finch Highways Ministry. nish Drive from Loggers Lane to ”If it can save a life or an acci- :lure Hwy. 99 will take place next dent, it’s worth it,” Craddock year. said. ,p to Pre-loading of the area is to As well, an industrial park :ting begin soon after tenders for the business, Nurseryland, says it is ire,” project close June 30. losing business because cus- District public works director tomers are afraid to cross the ould Mike Darbyshire said there will highway with the increased iside be discussions between the amount of traffic. B.C. Ministry of Transportation and The section of Loggers Lane

’ tax- Highways and the District of from the Civic Centre to Finch !rate Squamish about putting in the Drive should be able to be Sales Information und. traffic signal lights before the upgraded this year since no pre- 2 bedroom ...... said road is put in. load is required, Darbyshire ring “Hopefully the pre-loading said. Tantalus Seniors’ the will be off before ski season and Related to the project, but not we can put in the signals,” part of it, the status of the t to Darbyshire said. planned Centennial Way and id. “But if the highways depart- Hwy. 99 closure has yet to be sure ment digs in their heels and says determined. ‘not until the road is in,’ it might Darbyshire said the district is eved ause h of 101 in osen , He spe- date

ie ta I or ta Honda’s revolutionary so clear the air and 4-stroke technology see the new Honda offers a powerful 4-stroke out boards engine that’s not only i today. cleaner and more fuel efficient than compar- able 2-stroke engines, but runs quieter, too. Plus, Honda out boards burn virtually no oil, See Us For Clearance Prices! HOWE SOUND EQUIPMENT LT GOVERNMENT RQAD 898-5212 Torch Run Always wear a prnonal flotation device while boating and please read your owner’s manual. Squarnish Special Olympian Wayne Hall leads more than 130 run- ners in Sunday’s B.C. Law Enforcement Torch Run in Squamish. The Squarnish event raised about $4,000 to help B.C.athletes par- ticipate in the Special Olympic Games. Ross Wahl photo

1M Canada Day, Sat., July 1st ARSON SUSPECTED Squamish Fire Rescue and the RCMP require assistance in their investigation of a suspected arson fire which occurred Saturday, June 3rd, Selected nursery stock, 1995 at 3:OO a.m. in a shed located on Sixth Av- hanging baskets, annuals and perennials enue. The fire was extensive,enough that it en- dangered the lives of two children and two adults and resulted in $15,0OQ damage to the shed and 60TS OFIN6mRE house. Anyone with any information relating to this in- cident is urged to contact the local RCMP or call Crime Stoppers at 892-TIPS. THIS SPACE SPONSOiRED BY SQLJAMISH 14 JUNE 27,1995 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF lthank Voul- . NEWS A big “Happy Times” Thank You to the following people for helping our students’ party be a great success and feast! Top Hat Pizza -for the pizzas Panagopoulos Pizza -for the pizzas Save-On-Foods -for the cookies & donuts SuperValu - for the donuts McDonald’s - for the cake and ice cream and the Elliots -for letting us i wer run their yard! -Happy Times Preschool r

School’s Out For Summer Howe Sound Secondary school students, above, admire their awards at a ceremony June 19. Graduating student Rory Tate, below, signs a friend’s. yearbook during the last week of his high school career. Ross Wahl photos

Forest service concerned train wreck

site logging ban will set precedent”* BY RyshY must be considered before a cut the mayor, the department block is approved by the forest heads and myself that we do The outcome of Whistler district. not want logging at that site,” 0 municipality’s bid to preserve a “We have to get comfortable MacLaurin said. Q section of old growth forest with what sets the parameters “The forest service is not sold south of Function Junction will for recreation features and her- on the idea of the heritage value depend on how the terms “her- itage sites, so we’re proceeding of a fairly recent train wreck 1 itage value” and ”recreation slowly with this one” Wallace and I think a message from the 1 value” are defined under the said. community has to convey that,” I new forest practices code. Forest district staff have held he said. -. Turm a Soft Drink ( The site, which lies alongside several meetings over the past “We now have to assess the t the Cheakamus River, has been month with Pacific Forest site as a trail location, and look ( Container into a Giant@ used by several film crews and Products and municipal staff to at how soon that could happen, C holds the remains of a 1950s discuss this and other area cut what kind of expense it will be, i Mountain Bike! train wreck. Pacific Forest blocks. and what kind of drive from the S Products owns the timber Wallace said a heritage site is community there is to provide C Wheels! Empty licence for the block and has usually more than a few that .” S Win Take soft Drink applied to heli-log this summer. decades old, and the forest ser- MacLaurin said Pacific Forest r Cans ‘n’ BOttleS to Encorp! The municipality contends vice has yet to determine if the Products does have the right to a this area has heritage value due train wreck constitutes a her- cut there and both the forest to the wreck, economic value itage site. service and the logging compa- v 0 Giant Mountain Bikes to be given away 25 brought by the film industry, Wallace also wants to know if ny must get the message the tl No limit to the number of soft drink cans and and is also part of a plan to the trail connector has been part community really wants this a bottles you can take to Encorp Recycling Centres extend a trail through to the of the municipality‘s long-term site preserved. d Cal-Cheak recreation site. ’ recreation plan. “It has to become an obvious cash refund paid for inmt Canadian brands 3 Full The B.C. Forest Service, how- “Under the new forest prac- issue,” MacLaurin said. .r ever, is concerned that setting tices code, any trail that’s going “I feel for the company. 1 the stand aside as a recreation to be built or restored in the They’re strapped for wood and 1 area and a heritage site will set provincial forest has to be given they’ve got 35 cut block appli- 11 a precedent throughout the for- prior approval, so we’re cations, and I doubt if five have 1. est district, said Squamish wrestling with that too,” he been approved yet. This is a C Forest District tenures officer said. small site, but the catch is the a Mike Wallace. As it stands now, the forest trees are very large. Those are V “We must think carefully district has not approved the some of the largest Douglas fir ,t about what are considered to be trail. Wallace said he has yet to stems in the whole valley, so it’s V recreation features and heritage determine if it is part of the a classic battle between a grow- 11 sites and we’re wrestling with municipality’s local resource ing resort community and the V that now. We have to be careful use plan (LRUP) or recreation forestry community. i .here, because when we make a master plan. “Right now, the company 1

decision, we may find ourselves Whistler‘s municipal forestry doesn‘t fully accept the fact the Tl with a lot more areas we have to consultant, Don MacLaurin, community is really serious 1 take into consideration,” he says he is holding out for about no logging in the area, U said. preservation of the site and and they have to be convinced I The forest practices code, adds the trail has been part of of that.” U which came into effect this the recreation master plan since The parties met today (June 3 month, says heritage and recre- 1990. 27) to continue discussions I( ation values, among others, “I’ve carried the message from about the site. s ... -. THE SQUAh41SH CHIEF JUNE 27,1995 a15 COMMUNITY The common cold of mental illness

ave you ever’had an offered a homemaker, but that ~ initiated she began a treatment anxiety attackwhere wasn’t what she needed. She program to manage her anxiety Hyou break out in a cold needed help with the other attacks with medication.- Anti-.. ._ sweat, feel terrified, your heart children. She finally got it after depressants were necessary as begins to pound, adrenaline - she got a letter fqm her doctor well as tranquilizers. Some pumps and you wonder if that recommended daycare people get anxious when tran- yod’re about to lose it altogeth- he@ and took it to Social quilizers are mentioned, but er? We’ve all had times like Sesces. She was able to put they can be a life-saver when that in our lives, I’m sure, but lier (now) three-year-old in they’re really needed. ‘there’s usually an apparent rea- daycare while the older ones Clinical depression is “the son for it. A sudden scary inci- were in school. It was only for common cold of mental ill- dent, unbearable bad news, sometimes even unexpected good news could do it. I know I’ve always thought that if I ever won the lottery I’d Between the probably die of a heart attack and my kids would be the ones who’d benefit. But there are -Lines some people who have anxiety attacks all the time, like several times a day or even while By Mary Billy sleeping. They can be accompa- nied by overwhelming fatigue, sleepiness or sleeplessness, three months and when she ness,” and too often people weepiness, not eating enough sought an extension, was told it wait too long before seeking or eating too much, brooding would have to go under the help. In the next few weeks I’m rY over too many things for long Child Protection Act. going to pursue this a bit fur- re periods of time. The last thing she wanted was ther, as it is much more‘com- ’Y Any, some, or all of these a record somewhere that her mon than most of us think. nt symptoms can be signs of clini- kids needed protection. She This is different from another a cal depression. It happened to wasn’t a danger to them, she serious problem, manic depres- le Elizabeth four years ago. She just needed relief. sion, (sometimes called bi- 01 had had her third child 10 So many services for families polar), because it swings from months before and just could- in distress don’t serve their very high to very low. Clinical n’t seem to get herself going. true needs. Instead of being depression just has low, lower Her husband would come flexible to fit their need, the and lower yet, and usually home from work and she’d be need is described in a book needs help with medication, sitting at the kitchen table, somewhere and the clients counselling therapy and some- knees up under her chin, feet have to tailor their problems to times hospitalization. tucked on the edge of the chair, fit. Once this respite care was More next week. while the older kids flew around the room. She knew she would react if she heard any danger signals-fiom them, but otherwise she totally tuned out. A friend suggested it might be It post-partum depression and lo N gave her some literature. When , she read the list of symptoms, she fit them all and then some Id and made an appointment with Le her doctor. She hadn’t gone :k before, because she was embar- Le I, rassed about the way she was I feeling, and hadn’t made any connection to the birth of her third child. Hormonal changes, or even prolonged periods of stress can trigger an imbalance in the brain and cause depres- sion: Sometimes periods of depression can come and go spontaneously somehow st repairing themselves, but usu- :0 ally help is needed. st In Elizabeth’s case she was 3- worried about keeping up with Le the demands of motherhood is and didn’t know if she was depressed or just overtired. 1s Sometimes a sign is over-react- ing or striking out at the chil- Y. dren or, as she was prone to do, d disconnecting from the noise i- and out of control behavior of re the kids. She found it all just a too much. She said when I was le talking to her about this, that it *e would sure be nice for her and ir other young moms if there ‘S were volunteer grandmas for r- overwhelmed moms. Someone .e who would come and take the kids older than the new baby, but not yet in school, out for a walk or off their hands a cou- ple of mornings a week and allow the mom and new baby time at home alone together, or allow the new mom to get * . e some badly needed sleep or S alone time. She asked for help and was 16 ill JUNE 27,1995 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF - COMMUNITY ELLIOT FRANKELSON, M.D., F.R.C.S. (c) EYE SPECIALIST . NEPHYSICIAN AND SURGEON NEW LOCATION AT SQUAMISH MEDICAL DENTAL BUILDING 37979 CLEVELAND AVENUE SQUAM ISH

TELEPHONE: 892-3535 NEW PATIENTS WELCOME!

ing! That’s the sound of early warning yoband salt in a bowl. Whisk in the hot cream Welcome Ebony! .. shots heralding the Qkanagan fruit season. mixture. Pour back into the saucepan. Cook over I’roud pamts DARKEN& SUZ~NNISCMNT BCherries! To be followed by apricots, medium heat, stirring, until custard thickens. wish to announce the arrival oftheir peaches, pears and apples, not to mention mel- Don’t boil or the eggs will scramble. Remove sccon d daughter. ons, plums, grapes and a cornucopia of vegeta- from heat. Stir in vanilla and cherry puree. Chill bles. overnight. Pour into an ice cream maker and 13t)ofiy Aiana Crant j horn May 28th. 6:30 pm i Outsiders could rightly consider B.C. blessed freeze according to manufacturer‘s directions. with an abundance. Canningis becoming fash- It may seem completely daft to be thinking 81b 5 3/4 oz ionable again, but ii: won’t last if most of the about fruit cakes at this time of year, but it’s the Big sister Amber, Grandma I-lill and Cranny & I fruit retailed is picked under-ripe and stored. only time fresh cherries are available for home- Papa (;ran1 would also like lo, welcome h;bonj I’ve been told tree ripened fruit will never sur- made candied cherries. The process is simple but lo thc world. l’lranks lo Auntie Diane & Auntic vive the trip back to the coast, and little green it takes a week to finish - only a few minutes a Ptinmn for being there! bullets will make dandy canned apricots. But day. The result is intensely flavored candied fruit coastal people are not t‘otal fools when it comes --;lothing like the commercial stuff. Candied to fruit. pineapple is even better. Ripe fruit, properly packed (not in huge bins in a semi-trailer) will withstand a day of travel just Candied Cherries or Pineapple In loving me-mory fine, and green fruit makes atrocious canned 2 lb. sweet dark cherries, pitted (or same of a dear son and brother fruit. amount of pineapple) The Okanagan cherry season usually runs from 3 1/4 cups sugar who left us June 30,1992 June 25 to July 20. This year it‘s right on time, if l/2 cup white corn syrup not early in some spots. The season varies con- On thefirst day: Always In Our Hearts siderably between the south and north Add 1 cup sugar to the pitted cherries. Let . - - Okanagan. stand for several hours until juice is released. Love, Mum, Lea, Todd and Families Tie flavor and color of dark, sweet cherries Drain the cherries. Measure the juice and add makes up into an outstanding ice cream. enough water to make 2 cups. Bring the juice to a boil in a saucepan. Add another cup of sugar Black Cherry Ice Cream (for a total of 2 cups). Boil for 2 minutes. Add the 1lb. dark sweet cherries, pitted cherries. Pour the fruit and juice into a covered 1/2 cup water container and chill 24 hours. juice of half a lemon - about 2 Tbsp. plus a On the second day: 2-inch long strip of only the yellow part of the Drain the cherries. Add 1/4 cup sugar and 1/2 rind cup white corn syrup to the juice. Bring to a boil, 1cup whipping cream add the fruit and boil 1 minute. Pour into the 1cup milk container and chill 24 hours. 4 large egg yolks On the third day: 1cup sugar - divided Drain the cherries. Add 1/4 cup sugar to the pinch of salt juice. Boil for 2 minutes. Add the fruit and 1 tsp. vanilla remove from heat. Chill 24 hours. Combine the cherries, water, 1/2 cup of sugar, On the fourfh, Fj?h and sixth days: lemon juice and rind in a saucepan. Bring to a Same as on the third. boil and simmer uncovered for 20 minutes. At the end of the process the cherries should be Remove the lemon rind. Puree in a blender, not somewhat leathery and the syrup will be very too thoroughly. Leave some coarse pieces. thick. Freeze until ready to bake Christmas Meanwhile heat the cream, milk and remaining” cakes. Substitute for commercially candied cher- half cup sugar in a saucepan. Whisk the egg ries or pineapple. Studying history where.it was made k: ne mother found that were amazed at the size of a there, had also given tham a lot she could have saved all beaver they saw climbing out of ideas about what to expect. that money that she of the water, and they could The students got bitten by spent on a visit to Disneyland, not believe how closely the. prospectors’ fever when they because her youngster found red-winged blackbird resem- did some panning for gold, and the canoeing at the Bowron bled the Canucks’ emblem, so several of them went on to find Lakes just as much “out of this each of these birds became flakes of gold in the creek near world”. Enthusiastic would be known as ”a Canuck. They the camp. Everybody dreamed a tame word to express the saw the eggs of a Canada goose of discovering that really big reactions of the Grade 5 stu- nugget and instant riches. dents from Garibaldi Others were more interested Highlands Elementary when in the fish that were biting, and they returned from their recent sound some of them were soon skill- excursion. ful enough to catching their The only possible disappoint- limits. ment was perhaps that no sch/ools Paddling the canoes was not bears actually visited any of an easy job. Sometimes the them in their tents during the By Constance Rulka water was just rough enough to night, after they had got them- make it a challenge, and give selves all primed for it with them a great feeling of accom- some shi;ery stories around still nestled in down and spot- plishment at the end of the day. the campfire. They saw practi- ted as osprey. In short, they It was a real object lesson in Mary McGiUivray (1973) cally every other form of were seeing the Canadian team work. The weather was wildlife though, and often face wilderness very much as it cold at times, and they were Congratulntionsfor 30 years of dedicated to face. While they were canoe- must have appeared to the pio- driven off the lake by a hail service with the Bank ofMontreal. ing one day, Candace said, neers. storm on one occasion - quite cisJuly “What’s that?’’ and everybody All the studying they had an experience. Pleasejoin 5thfor coflee turned, to see a large moose done in class about these early Their outdoor skills improved and cake as we celebrate with pride rising to its feet only three settlers really helped them to by leaps and bounds, but there this vely special occasion.. metres away in the marsh. understand what they were was also a lot of just plain fun. Nobody had to urge the pad- seeing when they went to One of the managers played dlers to beat a hasty (and fairly Barkerville, where the people accordion, so they had sing- silent) retreat. In one day alone, wore the costumes of those alongs around the they counted 17 moose. They days. Don Gum, who grew up Please tuni to Page 17 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF JUNE 27,1995II 17 COMMUNITY Important Notice Seniors trbs a areat success Fluctuation in Cheakamus River I U water levels Branch #70 News be at the Tantalus Seniors patients Dorothy Thompson ur June meeting opened Centre on Mondays from 1 and Edna McKinnon. Due to spring run-off and to manage Daisy Lake water with a minute of silence nm.-4 nm. Elaine also thanked Tantalus Senior Centre News levels, B.C.Hydro will periodically release excess water in memory of Harry kharlei Schilberg for all his Open Monday - Friday 1-4 assman. Committee reports help. p.m. Closed weekends and hol- fiom the lake into the Cheakamus River. rere given. Leona Ingriham idays. Monday - crafts. From now till the end of July watch for rished everyone a happy and Tuesday - crib. Wednesday - fluctuations in the river's water levels downstream of ealthy summer. Anne Gallant. games and cards. Thursday - Todd like to have another Ower the video day. Friday - line danc- Daisy Dam. azaar and raffle in November. ing. If you are planning any activities near the ny help for this event would This Wednesday, June 28 is Cheakamus River please take extra care for water levels e appreciated. Hill our annual general meeting. Our travel hostess gave a By Kay Wirackowsky There will be an election of offi- can increase significantly without warning. 11 !port on the harbor cruise and cers. call 898-7362. le trip to Minter Gardens. Please come out and give For information (604) hey were both a great success. your support and have a coffee. he has two more trips planned Our next meeting will be in tr you. September. Hope t'o see you. BChydro E

The first is to a picnic at ' then. ut ainbow Park at Whistler and . Walking Club 3 tour of the area. Please Dack a I wasn't on the last week's lit inch. Cost is $10 each. The bus walk at Brohm Lake, but hope I ' aves the Chieftain Centre at can make it this Thursday, June NOTICE TO MOTORISTS 1 a.m., with a second pick up 29 for a Lucille Lake walk. We I : Super Valu at 10:15 a.m. meet at the Civic Centre at 9:30 SEA=TO=SKYHIGHWAY 99 The second trip is to the PNE a.m. to car pool. The van will CHEAKAMUS CANYON to CHEAKAMUS RIVER BR. n Wednesday, Aug. 23. The take 11 passengers. us leaves the Chieftain Centre Condolences to Dorothy TRAFFIC DELAYS : 9:30 a.m. and will depart Hoodspith on the loss of her MAY 15 =JUNE 30,1995 om PNE at 5 p.m. son, and to the family of Ben Anyone interested in either of Inoue, who passed away last The Ministry of Transportation and Highways advises that there will be delays on the lese trips, please contact week. Sea to Sky Highway 99 from Cheakamus Canyon, 25 km north of Squamish, to laine at 898-5463, or she will Get well wishes to hospital Cheakamus River Bridge. The delays are necessary for the resurfacing of the highway and will be in effect as follows: We can recycle Monday to Thilrday 7:OO a.m. to 7:OO p.m. more at the landfill Fridays and.Saturdays ZOO a.m. to 200 p.m. 2 yKarllemcke 11, Note: There will be no scheduled delays on Friday and Saturday afternoons or on The Squamish landfill is where most people go to get rid of their Sundays. arbage, but so much of what'is taken there can be recycled. If eople would take some time and separate their waste, they would The Ministry thanks motorists for their patience and cooperation. ave considerably less garbage. Appliances and scrap metal are taken from the landfill to a com- any called ABC Recycling, where they are melted down to make Province of ew ones, but after the freon is removed and put in new appli- British Columbia wes. Tires are taken to Vancouver where sometimes they are lade into asphalt. Ministry of Transportation Gyproc is also recycled. Carneys sells it to a company which and Highways imoves the paper and lime, and both these products are recycled. So the next time you are going to the dump, check out whether 3u have items that can be recycled at the landfill. a ditor's note: I his story was inadvertantly left out of the Friends of the I NOTICE TO MOTORISTS It Ktwe recycling supplement in the Chief last week. Our Sea to Sky Highway 99 rologies to Karl and the class of Grade iY7slhrdents at Porteau Bluffs alleyelife Elementay School. Single Lane Alternating Traffic & Delays Id June 25 June 29 d >arents ensure trip's success - r mtinued from Page 26 i mpfire, and even put on skits for the entertainment of tourists The Ministry of Transportation and Highways advises that there aying in the chalet. A lot of these adults were German or Swiss will be 20 minute delays and single lane alternating traffic on the id were quite taken with this introduction to Canadian school Sea to Sky Highway 99 at Porteau Bluffs, 25 km north of e. Mr. Weeks, whose idea this,all was, says that a lot of the ven- Horseshoe Bay. The delays and single lane alternating traffic are d re's success was due to the group of parents who went along in ipport. They were always close at hand to help, although the needed for slope stabilization work and will be in effect as follows iildren camped on their own in their tents. 2Q MINUTE DELAYS Monday, June 26 to Thursday, June 29 :0 9:OQ am. - 4:OQ p.m. SINGLE LANE ALTERNATING TRAFFIC & MINOR BELAYS Y. ' Sunday evening, June 25 - Monday morning, June 26 11:30 p.m. - 5:30 a.m.

J Monday evening, June 26 to Friday Morning, dune 38 16):30 p.m. - 5:3Q a.m. d 3 The Ministry thanks motorists for their patience and cooperation. Priovince of oose On The Loose - Garibaldi Highlands Elementary stu- British Columbia mts got a good close look at a variety of wildlife, including many 17 oose, as they canoed the Bowron Lakes. Jennine Wilson photo Ministry of Transportation and Highways Renew your

Editor’s note: . of the day. That night my family was ve SQUAMISH INSURANCE The following s was written by Ben They didn’t say anything to me andm1 hompson, a 14-year-old Grade 8 student at ’ anything to them. The house seemed Highlands MaU lrackendale Secondary School. It was an assign- cold.

vent from English 8 teacher Heather Royal, who ~ January 6,1994 (imide mall, across from Post Office.) hought the result deserved a laqer audience. School was just hell all over again. There w . so many rumors going around. They were January 3,1994 ‘ scaring me. I did not know what to believe. I I was on my way home from the city, it was Jan. as though I was an endless chain of emotions t 3 and around 9 p:m. I was with my mom and we dways changed. were 10 minutes away from home. We were lis- . That night at home I ate dinner and went to tening to the radio station and we heard there room. I just lay there thinking ab was a tetrible accident on the main highway. We times I had with them. Then I started to thi both thought that it was just another drunk who about his family and how they must b ran into the ditch and had a couple of cuts and was too much to think about, so I we bruises, and we forgot about it. January 12,1994 So we took the detour road and went home. Most of my thoughts from the nigh When we got home, the rest sf mj family was in passed and things seemed as normal as poss bed and the house had a certain quietness that My day was going great and my friends made me feel uncomfortable. But I went to bed talking to me again; then lunch came. I was and had a good night’s sleep. ing tag as I do every lunch. At about 1290 January 4,1994 we saw our teacher outside. §he nev It was Monday. I hate Mondays and I always side unless someone was in trouble. will. I woke up at 7 a.m., jusfas any other day. I asked me to go for a walk with her, m came downstgrs and myparents were sitting at did a flip, there was something wrong! the table. I knew something was wrong because I was scared. I think it was the first time I w 381 54 Second Awe. behind Dairv Queen of the expression on their faces. Then they asked scared in a way like that. She told me that he me to sit bown, I started to shake. It was still dark died. They took him off life support and he out and there were no birds singing. Only the for a couple of hours and then died. That w sound of my parent’s voice -it sounded hollow. first time I cried in front of my teacher All these sounds made my stomach turn. friends; I thought it felt really good. I went So I did what they said and sat down. The chair that day and my mom took me out for was cold and it creaked when I sat down. The think she wastrying to cheer me up. I smell of coffeefilled the air. And then this is what work. my parents told me that dark day: January 16,1994 My best friend’s dad and sister had just been in Today was a day of sadness and mourning. a car accident, the one I saw the night before. A was his funeral. It was also the first funeral I ha cold shiver went though my body. I never ever been to. My mom and dad were the thought that it would happen- to them. Always to was sitting with my friend. That day was someone else, never my friends, never!! My mind that I sta&d to forget him. His voice was turning around and around. I felt angry, sad, looks. His image started to disappear. and I thought that it was my fault. Things were April 1,1995 just,so messed up. So I ate my breakfast and went It has been about a year and I have s to.- schooI. - realize it‘s not the ‘person’that -you, School was hell, real life hell. Everyone was talk- remember, it’s their khdness and fr;iendsh ing about it and it was driving me crazy. I just sat the time they took to talk to others. I ha there all day and said nothing. And people even regret to this whole situation, that I didn’t seemed to be ignoring me. I was going to burst time to say goodbye. I just wished that out crying, but that wouldn’t be the cool or prop- have gone to the hospital and talked to er thing to do. So I just kept to myself for the rest said goodbye. Parks programs under Summer interpretive pro- Falls Have you used seaw grams start this week at Alice From basket trees and hum- today? Not sure? Come Lake Provincial Park and mingbirds to barley brews and ‘learn more about the seaw Porteau Cover Provincial Park. moose antlers, there is some- of Porteau Cove and how Alice Lake thing for everyone to discover relate to our everyday liv Friday, June 30 on Sunday afternoon at this shopping extravaganza 8 p.m. John Wedderburn Shannon Falls Provincial Park the amphitheatre. Dunbar Moodie and the Ham. 8 p.m. The Creature From the Sunday July 2 Action-packed stories about Bog and other Slimy Stories 10 a.m. Seashore Sc the comic characters and his- Help create the creature from (Jerry’s Rangers, Proud toric happenings of Howe the bog and meet other fabu- orNatureNut) Sound. At the amphitheatre. lous and real bog dwellers. At A fun filled hour of games Saturday, July 1 the amphitheatre. help you learn about the c 10 a.m. Predator or Prey? Mondayjuly3 tures on the beach. Meet at (Jerry’s Rangers - Proud 8 p.m. Jeaportree! amphitheatre. Player) Test your park knowledge and 1 p.m. Snippets at Shan Who eats whom? And who win prizesin thisversionof the Falls ’ * will survive? An hour of active popular television game show. , From basket trees and h games. Meet at the North Beach At the amphitheatre. mingbirds to barley brews

information shelter. ~ PorteauCove moose antlers, there are thi 8 p.m. Forest Factory Friday, June 30 ‘to discover on Sunda What better way to learn 8p.m. JerrytheMooseBingo noon in the picnic about trees than to become one. So you think you know Shannon Falls Provincia Slurp up sap and rustle your Porteau Cove? Well here‘s a 8 p,m. White Ice to Red B leaves as we focus in on the game to test your smarts ... win - Howe did it Happen? workings of trees. At the prizes too! At the amphitheater. Wonder what the co amphitheater. Saturday July 1 ‘ is? It’s a Howe Sound Sunday, July 2 10 a.m, Treasure Hunt (Jerry’s Bring your sleuthing s 10 a.m. Micro Parks (Jerry’s Rangefs Earth Explorer or this one - it’s cool. At t Rangers - Nature Nut) Dogged Detective) amphitheatre. Join us for a fun filled hour of With a map of the cove and a Monday, July 3 activity that will help you learn list of clues, head out 3n this 8 p.m. As the Tide Turns about why we have parks. Kids program of adventure explo- Living in the intertidal z0 under eight please bring an ration. Meet at the amphithe- can be a real drama. The adult. Meet at the North Beach atre. Kids under eight years the main character in this information sheiter. please bring an adult. and meet some of the 1 p.m. Snippets at Shannon 8 p.m. From Weeds to Riches stars of the beach theater! THE SQUAMISH CHIEF JUNE 27,1995 19 n

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Gardner GM scraps back for tournament win ByAlpriCe a solo homer. The Merchants came into the final through the back Strong pitching and clutch hitting carried the Greg door, defeating the Blazers of Port Coquitlam 9-7 in Gardner GM fastball team undefeated through the extra innings in the semi-final. Mexx Pub Bulls tournament at Centennial Field over In the final game, Gardner went up.1-0 in the second I the weekend. The Squamish team fell behind in several inning when Jamey Raymond singled home Allin. But games but always managed to scramble back, to enter Merchants scored five runs in the fourth inning to lead the final against the Langley-Aldergrove Merchants. In 5-1. the final game, the Greg Gardner squad exchanged But Gardner came storming back in its next at bats, leads with the merchants several times before a grand led by Harvey's solo home run. Mike De Cook's triple slam home run by pitcher Doug Allin put the game out scored two, to tie the game at 5-5. of reach. Allin was named most valuable player in the But the Merchants wouldn't give up either, scoring tournament for both his hitting and pitching talents. another in the fifth, with Peers coming on to pitch in In its first game Saturday against Steveston Marlins, place of Allin. But Harvey replied with his second John Stuart batted in Allin to score the only run of the homer of the game to tie the score again in the top of game, with Gardner winning 1-0 on Allin' s one-hitter. the sixth, and Rob Kelly rapped another out of the park Greg Gardner won its second game 10-5 against with one on to give Gardner an 8-6 lead going into the Jerimiah Bulldogs, with newly signed pitcher Jim bottom of the sixth. (WeePee) Peers getting the win. The Squamish team fell Peers dominated the Merchant batters, retiring them behind early, but battled back to win the game, with in order heading the seventh, and in the top of the Bill Harvey getting a key home run. In its third game of frame Allin hit his grand slam to make the score 12-6,

the day, Gardner came back from a 3-0 deficit against and Greg Gardner GM never looked back. I Sar Majors to win 12-3. Peers again shut down the Merchants in order in the Sunday morning Greg Gardner GM faced the LA bottom of the seventh to seal the victory, and the MVP Merchants, winners of the 1994 Provincial C award for Allin. Championships. "The team showed great character and heart by com- Trailing 2-1 going into its final at bats, Travis Moyle ing back throughout the tournament," said Stuart. and Cory Antosh singled ,with one out. Peers won the And Allin said Bill Harvey deserved the MVP award game by blasting a double to score two, and Allin got as much as anybody for jump-starting the team game the win in relief of Peers. Harvey scored the first run on after game when it was behind. 20 m JUNE 27,1995 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF fTHUNDER IN THE STREETS ‘95

Thunder to roar in downtown con By Patricia Hejnkman wall (on Loggers Lane) where the course d especially important, for fear of losing the EAGLE RUN It’s not the Indy 500. But as the only road race of A slight change in-the course this yc its kind in North America, Thunder in the Streets helped alleviate a few past problems. La is considered one of the most exciting auto slalom Rail and Sea restaurant was blocked to its events in the Lower Mainkand and Washington because the course made a final left ha1 State. from Victoria south onto Cleveland. The h “People really look forward to this event prevented spectators from viewing the rac because it’s unique,” says safety coordinator the southwest comer of Victoria and Ck Leagh Schoenberger. ”As far as we know it’s the because of the potential hazard of a car nc only auto slalom in North America that runs ing the turn. This year the competitors w through a city’s downtown core.” at the corner of Cleveland and Victoria anc 8 Mechdc on duty - 8 a.m. - 4 pm. Mon. to Sat. The logistics of organizing such an event are tiate a series of cones and left turns to Mail We Serve A// Makes . consuming, says course designer Paul Bunbury. and to Loggers Lane. A figure-eight turn Coin-Op Carwash But now in its third year, the Squamish Whistler parkingI(1ot adjacent to the Rail an Car Club invitational Thunder in the Streets auto Restauranw turn the cars around and th Auto Propane slalom exhibition has matured into a successful return via Loggers Lane and Main St) VY annual event. Cleveland and come to a h OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 898-5516 ”We learned several things after N near the starting line. This It’s great for the for free access to Rail ai the first vear,”2, savs Bunburv referring to the fact hat the firs6 economy and and viewing of both the st, event had to be cancelled after finish area at Victoiii only a few drivers had negotiat-’ tourism in the Cleveland. ed the course because of the pres- area. It draws Motorsport Emergency sures of unpredicted crowds and workers Association w a few mishaps by inexperienced good will also be on hand, c d i and careless drivers. “Having a driVeB.” distinctive orange cove‘5 a1 E race in the streets, with all the -paul Bunbury accompanied by one ol spectators that come out for the crash trucks, which is OL event, forces you to take more with driver extrication, fil precautions than usual. We made pression and oil spill c1 it an invitational event in the second year so that equipment. we could control who would compete in the race, Spectators can check out all the super so that we’d have nothing but experienced street prepared and modified race cars in t drivers.” pre-grid and grid areas on Cleveland P The challenge for Bunbury when designing the between Winnipeg and Victoria. That porl Thunder in the Streets race course is to ”make it Cleveland will be cordoned off for pedc challenging but not a danger to both the drivers traffic only. and the spectators. “This has become a really big eve “There are a lot of things you have to take into Squamish,” says Bunbury. “It’s great for tht consideration when designing a course. The omy and tourism in the area. It draws som ALL SUMA4ER drivers have to negotiate a combination of four ly good drivers and some pretty hot cars.” different moves: linear slalom, lane changes, The two-day race begins Sunday, July 1 increasing and decreasing radius turns. When I a.m. and runs until 5:30 p.m with a twc design a course I have to take into account how break for the Royal Hudson between noon competent the drivers are. I can’t make a mistake p.m. rain or shine. The same time scl JUNE 30 SEPTa5 on this course, especially adjacent to the concrete repeats itself July 2.

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E - 22 JUNE 27,1995 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF (GZiiGiZ Thanks for your courage! We would like to thank all the wonderful Your blue hair is awesome? *peoplewho sent words of hope and prayers I almvtove; 'for our daughter, Jennifer/during her illness. " Josh ur support has helped in her recovery, which I GARAGE SALE SQUAMISH SLO-PITCH 1995 we see improving everyday. Thank you again 1OamPpm, Sunday, July 2.265 Standings as of June 16 Rhum & Eigg - no early dirds. from the bottom of our hearts A Division WON LOST TIE PCT PF AVG PAAVG GBL High quality designer kids clothe Linda & Daniel Bourque and toys, household items. Squamish Elks 13 .2 0 .867 12.5 6,8 - 8.7 1.a I M&M Vending 11 2 0 .846 14.9 Blue Devils 12 4 0 ..750 10.4 6.4 1.5 Hunter's Dwellers 8 4 0 .667 10.5 9.0 3.5 MBS Predators 6 7 0 ,462 9.1. 10.5 6.0 HOWE SOUND Carney's Crushers - 6 8 1 .433 10.0 12.0 6.5 Pair Tree 6 8 0 .429 9.7 13.0 6.5 LIlTLE LEAGUE Coco Loco Slammers 5 11 0 .313 9.8 10.8 8.5 Bushrats 3 10 1 .250 8.9 10.8 9.0 ASSOCIATION Hunter's Rebels 0 14 0 .OOO 8.1 15.8 12.: B Division THE HOWE SOUND LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL ASSOCIATION WOULD LIKE TO Squamish Wild Ones 11 2 1 .821 13.8 9.7 - ACKNOWLEDGE AND THANK THE FOLLOWING SPONSORS FOR THEIR SUPPORT lnterfor Highballers 12 4 0 .750 15.3, 10.9 .5 DURING THE 1995 BASEBALL SEASON. Duncan Autobody 9 5 1 .633 11.6 10.0 2.: Eagle Run MTW Race&Co. 7 7 0 .500 11.4 10.0 4.: Brew Jays 6 7 1 .464 10.0 11.8 5.t August Jack Motor Inn Empire Logging (mtehr)Diu Permatruss Fabrkators Lid, Squamish Stallions 6 8 0 .429 12.3 12.4 5.5 Black Tusk Rearty (Spen Hinde) Half Time Spofls Precision Optical Squamish Legion Errors 5 7 1 .423 11.2 12.8 5.5 I. J.G.T. WidowMakers 6 9 0 .400 12.2 13.3 6.C I .! Brackendale General Stope Halny Logging Lid. savdln-Foods (Squamish) 9 0 .308 11.0 13.7 7.C ii Slo-Po kes 4 .. Carradianmy of Sguamlsh Lid. Hamr logging Lid. Squamish Firefighters Assoc. Ocean Port Party Polars 3 11 0 .214 10.5 15.0 8.5 Chieftain Hotel Highland Video Squamish Game Playem C Division 'he Continental pbwer Services Lid. 3. Mulholland (Stedmans) Ent. Squamish Mills Logging Lid. Smillies Hammers 14 0 1 .967 16.5 7.0 - 99 Transporters 12 2 1 .833 13.6 8.1 2.0 it th C.R.B. Logging Lid, John Hunter Ticking Co. Lid. The Garden Centre Black Tusk Realty 7 6 0 .538 10.2 10.3 6.5 iven @le Run Motors (PetrOCanada) L LA Equipment Lid. Western Pu/p Ltd. farinemhip Classy Cats 8 7 0 .533 13.1 13.3 6.5 erie Squamish Nations Eagles 8 7 0 -533 10.3 10.8 6.5 - Elaho Tmnspori Nom E. Smith (Em)Ltd. Mrhvear Mr/d Squamish Ford Rangers 8 8 , 0 ,500 13.5 14.3 7.0 /?7: Savage (Mchnalds) Lid. Sentry Mini-storage 7 8 0 .467 10.4 11.3 7.5 Aaron Cabs 5 9 0 .357 8.5 12.3 9.0 Rail 'N' Sea 4 12 0 '.250 9.4 11.3 11.0 L Chieftain Loungers 1- 15 0 .063 8.1 17.1 14.0 D Division Youth '95 11.6 7.8 - Sea Sky 12 4 0 .750 Expo ;ea to to Sky Hotel UpBusters 11 4 - 0 .733 13.3 9.3 .5 would like to thank the fallowing for their wondetjkk presentations: Noodriver Highleaders 9 3 0 ,750 12.0 9.1 1.0 - :inning 11 5 0 .6B8 11.8 9.4 1.0 Squamish Skateboard Park R.C.M.P./Vidim Services Blackcomb Mountah ivictors 9 5 1 .633 .11.7 10.3 2.0 The Squamish Valley Equestrian Center Narcotics Anonymous P.O.S.E. (Parent offering Support & Education) Zliffside Mtiggers 7 7 0 SO0 11.4 9.0 4.0 .OF Howe Sound Youth Soccer Alcoholics Anonymous Everything Outdoors :ire Fighters 5 10 0 .333 9.5 12.2 6.5 g, : CMOS. AIAnon/ AIAteen Alcohol and Drug Services 3ritannia Bat Breakers 4 10 1 .300 8.7 14.3 7.0 pal 1.C.M.P. 1 10 2 .154 11.2 16.1 8.5 Squamish Parks & Recreation H. S. / Brackendale Peer/ Counsellors JuniorForest Wardens kiton Heat 2 13 0 .133 7.6 10.8 9.5 qua Squamish Library Garibaldi Health Units - Pemberton Brackendale Secondary Band &: Choir Squamish Skating Club -Whistler Mamquam School Choir MBWE SOUND MEN'S FASTBALL mrr Squamish Youth Chorale - Squamish Howe Sound Secondary Band Standings as of June 23 'We Garibaldi School of Dance Crimestoppers One Eyed Boy TEAM WON LOST TIE . PCT GBL )rs a Squamish Mental Health Bandylan Howe Sound Secondary ee s Drama Mexx Pub Bulls 10 3 0 20 - Sea to Sky Community Services Parents Together Howe Sound Secondary Information Mountain Building Builders 8 4 0 16 1.5 ds Squamish Hospice society Sbmish Nation Mgt. 12 Whistler Subway 6 6 0 12 3.5 Whistler Cycling Club Howe Sound Ringette Association Howe Sound Secondary English U Coast Valley Contracting 5 9 0 10 5.5 The Ministry of social Services S.A.F.E. (Sexual Awareness for Everyone) Howe Sound Secondary Business Squamish Raiders 3 10 0 6 7.0 led Birthright Howe Sound Women's Centre Mgt 12 Uext week's games: 'OSS Training for Sport M.C.H.A. (Mt. Collective Health Alternatives) Pesnberton Secondary Art, Graphic and une 27 - Bulls vs. Whistelr; June 28 - Builders vs. Bulls; June 28 - Whistler vs. mm Squamish Probation Squamish Teen Line Design 9/10 :VC (in Whistler); June 29 - CVC vs. Raiders: June 30 - No game. July 3- No r su Sports Injury Prevention Squamish Heart Health Pqed AIDS Prevention lame. Games start at 6:45 p.m. weekdays at the Men's fastball diamond at m. H. SJBrackendaleCounterattack Clubs Odyssey I1 Vancouver Crisis Cenht Ientennial Field. 'he #OWE SOUND LADIES FASTBALL LEAGUE ow Standings as of June 16 ie o Thanks also to our generous sponsors and supporters: ng TEAM WON LOST TIE PTS GEL f District of Squamish I.G.A. Whistler I.C.B.C. im Belanger Loading 6 2 1 13 - 2m. School District #48 Save&-Foods . Howe Sound Youth Soccer West Coast Spars 6 5 0 12 1.5 McDonald's Canada t th SuperValu Blackcomb Whistler 3 6 0 10 2.5 imn PanagopoulosPim National Caterers Ltd. Mountain Builders 2 7 1 7 3.5 C.M.O.S. ?atel Pemberton Secondary School Subway Sandwiches& Salad -Whistler Heart Health Project Whc DPAC Garden Cafe Bandylan SQUAMISH LllTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL Standings as of June 22 hou< Brackendale Secondary PAC Barney's Peht~Canada Backcounhy Adventurers Squamish Public Library 7-Eleven Store Everything Outdoors im, 1 Food rEAM WON LOST TIE PTS GBL Soci, CmtGaribaldi Union Brand of Health I.D.A. Pharmacy Sea to Sky Hotel Qhistler Mtn. Mariners 10 6 0 i :20 - 'y C( Mt. Collective Health Alternatives Shoppers Drug Mart 0 18 1.o Vorkwear World Tigers 9 7 s limber Foods SureFrPshBakery&CascadiaPmductsInc Vestern pulp Pulpers 9 7' 0 18 1.o ?y IracK! Gen. Store Bombers 8 9 0 16 2.5 'initc llackcomb Mtn. Athletics 7 8 0 14 2.5 vice :heiftain Hotel Braves 6 12 0 12 5.0 he R It was a pleasure co-ordinating the Health Fair. h th \ lam

Thanks to everyone who helped make this 1 zndj event such a success! For hll Your Fencing Needs! ask corn Howe Sound Forest Products .ami I Crc A wide range of cedar lumber Iarti 1~6'4x4,finished decking, etc. Our; grar Anna Sinclair, Counsellor, Pemberton Secondary Direct from Sawmill to you ami !ocated in Cheekeye. le 1 Leila Ray, Counsellor, Howe Sound Secondary Wednesday thru Saturday cia1 Grace Hdvorson, Counsellor, Brackendale Secondary 8984561 1 e dc - - THE SQUAMISH CHIEF JUNE 27,1995El 23 SPORTS - 8

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- embraced by community .5 I .o y Patricki Heintztnan provides one set of swimming really shows the spirit of this I .o lessons and bus passes to six community. It’s the people of PRE-REGISTER 1.0 The response to the free swim children based on their families’ Squamish helping the kids of 1.0 .ogram has been overwhelm- financial situation. Gugins said Squamish., Sponsors know FOR THE 1995/96 5.5 g, say6 Janet G&jins of‘the the ‘pool ;could handle’a few ’ exactly where their money is 7.0 pamish and District more sponsors and the contri- going. It’s incredible that we SEASON 5.5 quaticscentre. A testament to bution is tax deductible. can do that much good with j.5 e generosity of the Squamish - that little money.” imiiunity. - “It really shows For more information on the by phoning ‘We have 12 confirmed spon- Learn to Swim for Free program , L lrs already, which will provide the spirit of this at the Squamish Aquatic Centre, Sandra Wadden ?e swimming lessons for 72 community.” call Gugins at 898-3604 or con- ds from families on social tact Social Services, or the 898.3073 sistance,” she said. - Janet Gugins Women’s Centre. The program, which devel- Registration forms are also led out of the BCTV Red “This has been one of the most available by referral at the vari- ’oss Learn to Swim for Free uplifting experiences I’ve ever ous elementary schools in mmunity access program, has been involved in at the pool,“ Squamish. CLASSES OFEERED: i surpassed Gugins’ expecta- said Gugins. “Everyone is really ,The first set of lessons begins BALLET *JAZZ TAP - FOR CHILDREN & ADULTS ins. excited and’involved in it and it in luly A SPECIAL PRE*SCHOOL PROGRAM - FOR 3 &. 4 YEAR OLDS ’he original BCTV Red Cross ogram was designed to pro- ie one set of Red Cross swim- -Howe Sound Secondary School ng lessons for six children School District No. 48 (Howe Sound) )m families that can‘t afford 2m. But Gugins soon found t that the need to provide rimming lesson was far 2ater than that. When I first heard about this hought, this is a great pro- Im, but it’s got to be bigger. will be distributed Social Services indicated that ?ycould fill 200 spots easily. ey seem to think there is a Thursday, June 29 at ~:OQAM finite need for this type of vice in the community.” he Red Cross is so impressed

I th the initiative taken by the uamish Aquatic Centre in Regular bus schedule will be in efkct ending the program and the in the morning W ponse of the community it and will I j rn asked Gugins and her staff compile a synopsis of the leave Howe Sound Secondary Jamish program which the d Cross will send to the other at 9:45 for the return run. participating communities to , :ourage ‘them to model their )grams after the one in iamish. he 12 individual and com- rcial sponsors in Squamish le donated $135 each, which P.0. Box 99, Sqiiflmish, B.C. VON 3G0 Telephone 892-5261 Fax 892-5618 m - -

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Fax resume indicating which position you are applying for to: 932-2986 attn: Heather * Phone 932-2919 E - m - - THE SQUAMISH CHIEF JUNE 27,1995 I27 NEW BUSINESS OPP. GOES VALLEYCLIFFE Apt., lrg., qui- CRAZY! et, 2 bdrm., new carpets and - New Technology t Proven paint, am le storage. Avail. Concept = successful Travel Au . 1, $5P O/mo. t util‘s, 987- [SIN( Agency Opportunity. Did you 5013.26 * 2 bow that a conventional hav------I------_-”------el a ency costs between $150- 2 BDRM. suite, lower 1/2 Du- PLYMOUTIiREGENCY CHRYSLER INC. Chief 200 w 1 Travel Professionals In- July 1, $575/mo. ’+ 1177 Mnri~~cDriuc, North Vnricoicucr re insei ternational, 8 yr. old compan util’s. Ref s. req’d., park- nice neighborlood. $185,000 adverl with over 500 offices, speciar N/P, N/S, Brackendale. GROUND level of house, 1 firm. Sale b owner. 892-3356 980.18501 ied dat izes in establishing new a en- bdrm. with kitchen & laundry CALL COLLECT every e - facilities. Heat, ht, and cable da s/892-3 110 eves/892-8091 ties, Turnkey $14,996, FT _------__------__n__-______li cel .26 3 meet k PT, included. Avail. $uly 1st. Call Y dverti! Excellent earning opportunity LRG. 1 BDRM. suite in Estates, 892-3990.26 ...... ilisher & many travel benefits. Lewis new f/s, carpet, laundr T/H 3 Bdrm., 2 1/2 bath., 5 ap- ity for or Gary 1-800-774-4874.27 util’s/cable incl. N/S, N/i$ “HOUSE WANTED TO pls., gas f/p, lots of stora e iused b ______-_-___-_-__------suitable for couple or single RENT” - very res onsible prof. s ace and car garage. Drive % *acyin erof’s. . Avail. immed., family wants 3 g drm. home Snit #2 - 1700 Maniquam RdI lvertisr 575/mo. 898-2336.27 with space for office in High- $140,000. 892-3279 or 589-7392. int paic WESTPARK APARTMENTS ...... lands area for Aug. 1st. Ref‘s & 26 y oca I Spacious 1bdrm., $480,2 6 mo. lease are no problem. -_-_-_---_--__-__---______- the ad *A Mortgage Helper* ~ Call AI Godin on toll ager: 1- h the z ’ bdrm., $545 and large 3 bdrm., $595. Suites incl. heat, hot . JANE DARNELL 604-978-0987 anytime. 56 4 Bdrm., 2 bath., 7 appls., 2 water, quiet location, close to PROPERTY MANAGEMENT ---___-----____----_------storey home in Brackendale - 1 schools. 38861 Buckle Ave. SERVICES LTD. NORTHYARDS - 1 bdrm. with self-contained level entry ige V N/P. Res. mana er 89x-3616. house with fenced yard, nanny suite, deck, shop, fenced h is 1 TF8 DIAMOND HEAD PLACE handvman soecial. needs yard & garden. Oak kitchen u ,erva ___-___------__-_------1 t 2 Bdrm. a artments T.L.C.: $600/m& Call Jane 892- & down. $229,500.898-5661.2If ?&C GARIBALDI GARDEN Avail. Ju fy 1st. 9190.26TFN ----___-----__--_-__------)acki COURT VALLEYCLIFFE 4 bdrm., 2 tna I 1And 2 bdrm, a artments WESTWAY VILLAGE #= = bath., finished rec room. Lot 70 from $500 - $58 /month. x 120, fruit trees, 38189 Chest------. f 2,2tDenAvail* drms.Ist BACHELOR Suite for rent, Ea- nut Avenue. $180,000. Call Heat, water and parking Jut Kathie 7’36-6980.26 n intc included. With f/p avai!able. le Run Village in Brackendale. -----_------___-_-__------d orf Please call 898-9882.19TFN Starting at $550/mo. Ea11 898-9651.27 tnt w ...... ______I_____- FOR Sale - umer Vallevcliffe, Galit- 1006 Pine D;,’4 bdrm.’home. DENTVILLE Bachelor suite - VIKING RIDGE New carpets & roof, sk li ht, ------.$400/mo. includes heat & ca- 3 Bdrm. T/ house lrf yard,rt views. $l~5,hO. ble. Phone 898-4681 after 6 Avail. July ‘st PARADISE Valley 1 bdrm. in one 89 3850.25TFN a1 C1 m or a e thru Connections house, 20 mins from down- --_-_--__---_--_-_--______- ne C town Squamish, on river. !92:333f 18TFN Waitin list available for the 3 BDRM. house t den, 2 bath., ?veni ______-_--______------folB owing roperties: Avail. immed., $315 t util’s. 5 appls., full bsmt., laundry droF 1 BDRM. t in Garibaldi High- * HIGH LA^ GLEN Call Pat 898-9124 eve/892-9161 room w/lots of storage, 2 f/p, y4.: lands, overlooking the Sound, ESTATES day...... 27A inclosed goarage, -1rh fenced .------N/P, N/S. Avail. July 1, * MOUNTAIN VIEW yard. $196, 00 92 2 9.27 and $675/mo. includes heat. Call MANOR FEMALE Preferred to share at \1 * EMERALD PLACE home in Valle cliffe. Must like Jane 892-9190.24TFN children, $30 /mo. inclusive. p in B -HElPW!UWIUSSUOCEED 892-9189.26 111.21 TANTALUS MANOR ALSO With hbdd BaQk Educatianal Pmducts See our ad under Apartment ----_------__------1098 Wilson Crescent. Consultants needed. Work 10 to 30 *ant Res. Manager 892-9058. Each. - & House Rentals rash1 WE SPECIALIZE IN STRATA hours a week with INCOME to $25,000. be 1 j $415,1 bdm. - $515,2 bdrm. - AND RENTAL YOUNG professional relocat- Homemakers, teachers and community I $575,3 bdrm, - $675. Incl. heat, volunteers do well at our work. Training k ur hot water, arking & cable. MANAGEMENT ing to Squamish, needs accom- modation for Au st lst, $500 to: ail. 1 Close to sc R001 &town. No, * FOR MORE INFORMATION provided. Send resume )le a pets. 25TFN CALL 892-9190.19TFN max. Shared 0.k. Fall 598-1513 W.B.E.P. imn ...... collect...... 27 #240.4411 E. Hastings, Burnaby, B.C. ltwe 1 BDRM. sunny Brackendale, V5C 2K1 or Fax: 298-8273 _---_.suitable for prof’s sin le per- son. Cable & hydro in$. Avail. immed., $565/mo. 898-4186 nev FOR SALE LRG. 1 Bdrm. self-contained bdrm., 6 appls., slyli hts, cov- 1001 ered parking, N/S, Avail. ciatc suite in Brackendale. Avail. Aug. 1, $600/mo. 898-9508.r$/I? 26 immed., $450/mo. t 40% util’s. gs P Pets neg. 898-9570.26 ...... mar ------,,------,’,---,-,,,-,-T/HOUSE for rent - near new usir 3 bdrm. T/house in Brack- 0 CART STOCK lone $700/mo.BDRM’ Suite*incl. util’s &Julg ca le. endale,ara e. 1Beautifully 1/2 baths., w/d, f/ ,. ACCESSORIES ’PPO N/S’ N/P’ t; 3.2t for Rob. 26 892-5264 ask L$ $1,00O/mo. t util’s. 898- Contact: Garry Hando 30 3.26 898-0768 for further info Squamish .Lillooet Regional District I Invitation Position Available - Receptionismypist The Squamish - Lillooet Regional District is seeking an experienced to Tender person with the following skills: I Ea typing skill 50tWPM Buildin B.C. - for &e computer knowledge Descripti~n: 21st Century accounting knowledgo good verbal and written communication skills LWC E2069547 records management skills TQ supply men and equipment for reporting, in- specting, and treating wood poles and stubs in the The successful applicant will be a self starter, with an ability to interac S uamish District. This work wiU require a person with our clients, and manage a variety of tasks simultaneously. wR o is a Certified Pesticide Applicator h the Struc- turn1 Wood Preservative catego and who has had Public sector experience, a proven ability to work deadlines, and a previous experience in this fie17. good sense of humour are definite assets. Details available from the B.C. Hydro Ofice located Duties include reception work, research and typing for Planning and at 39020 Discovery Way, Squamish. - Solid Waste Management Departments, and relief of other staff. Tak- ing of minutes, including some evening meetings will also be required, Sealed tenders clearly marked with reference num- ber LWC E2069547 will be received at above ad- Salary will be commensurate with experience in the range of dress until 1100 hours July 10/95. ’ $1 830.00 to $2200.00 per month plus benefits.

Interested persons are invited to apply by sending resumes with hand written covering letters including salary expectations no later than July 5, 1995 at 4:OO PM to: Ivan Knowles, Administrator Squamish - Lillooet Regional District P.O. Box 219, Pemberton, VON 2LO B.C., dl Vehicles Wety inspected Air cared The SquamisbLillooel Regional Dlslrict is an equal opportunity emplver Bank Financhg Available, 28 piil JUNE 27,1995 -THESQUAMISH CHIEF MOVING: Must-sell - 2700 be seen to be appreciated. BRAND New Mobile'14 x 70 in sq.ft. Custom built showcase 40446 Cheakamus Place. Spiral Trailer Court. Ready to home on top of the smoke $230,000.898-3986.26 move in, on really nice lot, bluffs w/unobstructed views ____-___------______L______- $69,900. 892-9027 or 892-5090. of Howe Sound & mountains. SIDE by side Du lex, 1333 & 26TFN--_____-c_----__--_------. Open 1 1~ - ~PMSat-Wed Priced to sell. Call today 892- 1335 Zenith Rd., 1; rackendale. very little rust for age. 6341. 0 en House - Sat., June $330,000 obo. Call Glen 898- Come visit us! Good car $708. 1986 Birch Or. Valleycllffe 24/Sun Cfay June 25, from 1- 4. 2816.26____-_-.__--_---______-_____------899-a452 892-3505 26_-__--_---_----_____------THREE offices for rent - single I III JI EXECUTIVE Style Rancher on or collective, newly renovated, COZY 2 Bdrm., 2 bath quiet cul-de-sac, approx 1400 1551 Pemberton Road. 89 T/house. 2 Yrs. old, 6 appls., sq.ft., skylights, ceramic tile 3577.04TFN New & Old Homes f/p, tastefully decorated & throughout, full^ landscaped, ______-______------Garages, Additions, etc. wood trim throughout. Cute private patio, 6 x 40 deck, garden w/lrg courtyard. Wd1 thermo glass custom blinds, situated w/ reat views. fruit trees. A must for kids & $142,000. #22 - f0200 Gov't Rd. do s. This is the best street in 898-9042.26 Va 8eycliffe (Christmas street). $575/mo. t tri le net. Pho _-__-______-_-______------Call anytime 892-9349. Asking 898-3022." 12TFk 3& BUSINESS IMMACULATE, Move in con- price $198,900.26 ______------AlFPnd!maa rnPhIIIx3, ' dition - Garibaldi Estates, new- ...... COMMERCIAL Space avail PARTS SALES SERVICE - - - ~~ ~ ly renovated rancher, approx CHARACTER Home in Brack- JEFF SHEA immed. Mnt. F.M. buildin Wanted for growing UNIGLOBE 1600 sq.ft., 2 bdrm. + Ir . mas- endale. 3 - 4 Bdrnis. with possi- (3'rd & Victoria), downto phons: 898-S& / 898-2378 ter suite with ensuite. buality ble revenue suite, hardwood BRACXENDALE, 6.C Travel "branch" office in Garibaldi Squamish. Call 898-4681 aft A throughout - new carpets, floors & lezded windows m or a e thru Connections Highlands, "hands-on" or "silent". blinds, lighting fixtures, wood throughout. Private treed 8/10 i92-333Z 2gTFN I ONE TON TRUCK I Contact Bruce'Young at 1-800- stove in sunken fam/rm. Pri- acre lot. Close to school. 984-8182. vate lrg/back yard, new deck $235,000.'898-5583.26 RETAIL Space - Cleveland with hot tub on a quiet cul-de- Ave., 1350 s ft., $1100/mo. - FIREWOOD FOR SALE - sac in desirable area. Close to BY OWNER $123,000 firm. Phone 892-382 or 898-9018.26 SEASONED FIREWOOD FOR SALE 9; - school, park & shopping. Must Cottonwood T/ house, 2 bdrm., _-______--_-_-____-______I_ - FURNITURE MOVING - 1 1/2 bath., oak floors, lots of BRIAN: 892-1552 CEL: 892-4234 storage. Selling below a - raised value. Call 1-604-2f? 1- b38.27 BCYCNA 416 _____-_____------___------BflllIH HUGE Sunny lot in Garibaldi MCUMBLA ANOWON These ads Yukon $250 fz Highlands - 4 bdrms., finished COMlAUNITI and reach mom than 3 mllllon readers. NEWSPAPPEAS $5.wea~addl~~word bsmt;, wood stove. Quiet loca- ASSOCUTION TO PLACE AN AD CALL THIS PAPER OR THE BCYCNA AT (604)669-9222. tion, early occu anc Asking ______- - $218,500,898-91&.2? HELP WANTED PERSONAL ______------______I - AUTO -- BUSINESSPERSONALS -_- - -EDUCATION - BOND MECHANICALLtd. THREE PRETTY blondes IANGARA COLLEGE in VANCOUVER ISLAND PRETPI GIRLS will lalk Enghes from $995 - 6 have exciling personal Vancouver is now accept- Ford Dealership looking lo you. Exciting and per- monlhs lo pay, 6 year photosloshare! Free, dis- ing applications forils two for qualitied Ford Parts, sonal. Major cards ac- 20.000 warranty. Building creel info call toll-free: year Recreation Faci!ities Service, Sales personnel. capled. Only $29.95 per LARGE Dbl/wide - very clean, enginesfor 28 years. 872- 1(800)9%KARENorwrite: Management Program. Please reply with resume: call. 18+ yrs. 1-800-390- 2 bdrm., lrg/kitchen, 6 appls., W?,.S:_S,_7_!?aYsL--.- Karen, Box 670-GB The program focuses on Gad Baxandall Ford, 360 8339. 4p.m. til 2a.m. new carpet & lino, beautiful Keloma, BC V1Y 7P2. the design, operalion and Old Island Highway, TAROT, NUMEROLOGY, CANADA ENGINES Lld. 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Save$$$ Parts SIZO/person including Ron Bidewell collect and service on all makes. the counlry! Cai 1-800- stove, microwave, TVNCR (with NO. 4 (604)951-2524 Surrey, 8315-40 SI. S.E., Calgary, meals. Reservalions 1- 1-800-663-2261 or 626-4343 less lhanS2.801 family videos supplied), dishes Ham B.C. AB. T2C 2P1. 1(604)222-1263. min. Visa, Mastercard. 800-626-5955. 8 cutlery incl. $950/wk +16$/km * 8929673 first 1400 kilometres FREE. 1581 Pembgrton Ave. Quamiah BH 898-3491 or 892-5855 Addr c 381. I'--- - -. 70 in, THE SQUAMISH CHIEF JUNE 27,1995 29 1989 NISSAN Kin cab p/up - MOTORCYCLE - 1985 Yama- K.D.M. Veterinar Hos ita1 BABYSITTER wanted to 93,000 kms., box Fmer. Great ha Virago 1000. Exc. cond. 40378 Tantalus 6%~(lehind work early morllings, 3 - 5 cond., $6,500. 1985 Okanagan New paint, gd/tires, saddle Highlands Mall) 898-9089. Full days /week, (1) 5 moth old im ort size camper, hydraulic ba s, windshield. $4,175 obo. service hospital. boy. PIS. call 898-2503.26 ASTICALLY Reduced - jach. Exc. shape, $3,500 or lets 89f-5557.27 Dr. K. McCallum. -----_------st sell! Solid Oak table/4 deal on both. 898-3765.26 ------_------Dr. N. DeWith. 25TFN irs - $350; sofa bed - $150; 1986 DODGE Ram, 4 x 4,1/2 ton,w/canopy, C.B., low kms., G.A. Enterprises very little rust, great'cond. Bookkee ing and Payroll FRIENDLY GIANT Daycare TRAINING $7,500_------_-_-__-_------obo. 898-9390 eves. 26 gervices A licensed group daycare oper- Puppy and Adult. Certified ' ating since Nov. 1988 at the 76 CHEV Van raised roof, * Computerized by Canadian Institute of - * Confidential civic Centre. Ages: 18 mos to 5 Professional Dog Training, Gwen 898-4883. OlTFN years - Offer: ECE & First Aid Private arid Classes. Call ----_I_-_------Qualified Staff Carolynn @ 898-9424 afLer GARDENING / Landscaping - * Structured Program - * 8 p.m. 26TFN Spring time, clean our yard. Kindergarten pickup from lo- ...... cal schools 1967 1/2 MERCURY Special 4 Rubbish removal, Jower-rak- ing, Trimming, Complete 'Swim Program + access to 4 4 OKL 90 x 4 352 rebuilt, low mi. Runs ard services. Call today. other recreational uromams. exc., must sell - movin . $3,000 lawn installed, Flower bed * Full-time/Part-tikeT * Drop- SALT Spring waterfront rus- obo. Lve/msg. 898-941s ,26 ready for lantin , New in 3-5years on1 ) tic cabin on private swim- Ca 1898-2399. T N 1985 FORD Bronco XLT, 4 x 4, yards or old! Call 888-5942, ...... I 6 ming cove & cozy cottage in 15TFN roniantic orchard, near beach 5L, auto., air, cruise, tilt, p/w, --_--_---____---___------TINY FLOWER CHILDREN'S p/b, am/fm cass. stereo, full CENTER on 100 acre wilderness, N/S, trailer tow kg., 2 tone blue & WILL T pe Manuscripts, R6- $545 - $595/wk., incl. boat sumCs, etters, Newsletters. Licensed Quality Daycare ey. Very cP ean in & out, never 't Preschool Program. .transport. Bluff Retreat 653- gen off road. New motor, on Will do Grammar/Spellin check and Proofread. WilB * Has openin s f / time 4377.278 propane, second owner. $6,800 & p/time/ rop in. -----_------___------obo. 898-9899.27 t pe in En lish or French. i Zonfidentia , fast & accurate. * Kinder arten Drop-off WHISTLER 3 bdrm. + loft, 2 --__-_-----_-----_------H an Pick-up. 79 FORD Van - s/roof, cay- Free estimate. Call Sharon f baths, fully equipped duplex, 892-5042.26 * E.C.E. & First Aid f/p, sauna, near parks, Valley tain's chairs, new brakes, re- gualified staff. built trans, metallic green...... Trail & Lake, $700/wk; WE'RE Made To Order - A 383 7Buckle Ave. Looks'good, runs great. $1,800 892-5566. JFN $1500/mo. 926-4133.26 obo. 984-4490.26 team of home care ro's with ------_--_------_---_----__--_-_-_------_-_-____-_--I___--c------over 25 yrs. exp. he leave your home & yard the way SIERRA 1988 DODGE Raider 2.6L, 4 Quality Licensed Daycare. cyl., auto, slroof, silver, you would if ou had the time. Phone Mi e or Shemila Garibaldi Highlandsarea. LOST - plain 10K gold wed- 136,000 kms. Exc. cond., new P Full or Part time. all season radial tires. 596-0453. for house cleaning, windows ding ring (men's) engraved or lawn mowing, 598-0780.26 CallMonica at 898-4510. TFN MAK+SCP. ~~~~~d $100. 27 ...... ----_--_-_----_---_-______- DAYCARE Full or p/time. 937-3835.26A , MUST Sell - '76 I.H. Scout GOING on a holiday? Don't -_---__------_--__------return to a Jungle, call me to Avail. immed. in fun loving, Traveller, 4 x 4, auto., air cond., friendly home w / fenced yard $900 obo. 892-1508.26 kee Varden's & lawns Beau- tifur o job too small. I will & other children. Ref's. avail...... Q Call 892-3566.26 PLA ATJES, weed, water, trim or prune. ------_---_----_------Whatever your needs may be, Suddenly on June 16, 1995 Just call Anita @ 898-9416 William John Plaatjes of 92 ELK HORN 9' camper - f/s eves. 26 Squamish, aged 27 years. He 6 oven, toilet .& showgr, .peen MOTHER of 1, offering day- leaves to mourn his passing, bed. Like new, asking $9,000. KITCHENS! Tired of looking care in my home (Gari. Es- parent John & Andeline, sis- Call 892-6316.22TFN at your old kitchen? Give it a tates). N/S household, open ------__------_-_------dail for commuters. Please ters Deidre, niece Melinda, face lift for under $3,000.00! nephew Michael, sister 9 1/2 I CAMPER, sleeps 5, ex- Call Glen @ 892-3601.26 call tr98-2093.26 tras, Good cond., $4,000 obo. __-----_---___-_------Hanele (Adam), many uncles, 898-2320 lve / msg. 26 FINISHING Carpenter, boat, BRACKENDALE area, N/S, aunts, nieces, nepliews and ...... home & furniture, mainte- Exc. location, good famil his many friends here in 18 1/2' MOTORBOAT Inboard nance & repair. No job too home, park, fenced yard: Canada and South Africa. 140 h.p. with trailer. Good small (e.g. white heat marks crafts, outings. Mon - Fri, call Special family friends Tom cond., asking $7,000. Phone on table finishes removed!) 898-3705.28 and Anita and son Sterling 896-2428.26 Reas. rates, ref's. on request...... Bath of Seattle, Washington...... Call Gary 892-2208.26 FRIENDLY Family environ- Funeral service was held on 24' SAILBOAT lots of head ment. Excellent care, small - cu to provide quality care. Thursday, June 22 at 3:30 room, sleeps 4 - 5, enclosed El1 i92-2075. Very good ref's. psm* in the Squamish United head, lrg. galley, lrg. cockpit, avail. N/S household, Church 38014 Fourth Ave., all sails/engine included. Ask- SQUAn4ISH VETERINARY Squamish. 26 Squamish with Rev. Ciaire ing $9,000.892-3938.27 ' SERVICES ...... Bowers officiating.-- Squamish 38131 Second Ave., Squamish Funeral Chapel in care of ar- MOTORCYCLE - 1983 Honda * Serving the community I 1. I1 Sabre motorcycle 750. $1,500. for over 20 yrs. .rangements. If so desired do- 898-3533.27 * Full service facility __-----^_--__------_------* Boarding available MOTORCYCLE - 1983 Yamaha * We do house calls Virago, black, new tires & * Pick up & drop off brand new battery, 19,000 kms. in the S uamish area. $1,850 obo. Call 898-3239, ask Qr. atein Hodf for Craig or Lv/msg. 26 892-9391.25TFN __-c-_-_-_-__-____-______c____

I I I I I I ARE YOU LOOKING FOR QUtPLITY HOME DAY CARE? I I WEE WATCH provides reliable day care for children I 6 weeks & older your own neighbourhood. I in ! Monthly home visits * Fully trained providers c I Ji - I Income Tax Receipts a Back-up for provider's illness or holidays - Call Rhonda 898- 1532 21 22 23 ' 24

I 26 27 28 29 I 30 I 32 33 34 35 36 I I I iT 17' 38 39 40 41 42 I West Pacific Buildin Corporation who I brought you The Pad ocks, now offer you 13 ' 44 45 46 47 48 B I I * Single family .OO mlnimum for 20 words or less. 25p per word themafter. Deadllne Cridny noon. No exceptions. OTO CLASSIFIED $15 AUDlO/!?lSUALCLASSIFIED (Chlel a Mtn FY) $14 I building lots ' fullyserviced T JW R E S level building sites Q parklike setting ATOP THUNDERBIRD RIDGE Garibaldi HigLlands' only exclusive $95,soS no GSTa Only 4 Iok I&, gated communiv 30 IJUNE 27,1995 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF 1986 MERC Grand Marquis BOAT - '25' Sangster cabin auis- Stn/Wgn., 8 pass., ah. $1,580. er, $1200 ob.,will trade for car NOTICE TO CREDITORS PLEASE NOTE: Too late to ck 898-937Z26 Estate of the deceased: siry a& only after of equal value 898-4739 after 6 GOFENKO: GARY THOMAS, 12;00 paand ME5 pa M- p.m 26 ADVE RTK LATE OF Basen~ntSuite, day at the rate of $7.00 for 20 ' WANTED to Rent: 14' - 24Y tda, 39723 Government Road, (BOX wotdlp or less, and ea& weekly/monthly. Call 334-4463 - a CAR 1 1986 Mustang, 4 cyl., 515)) Squamish, RC additional word. They are ac- ordular334-7012Dwayne. Can IN THE Creditors and others havins cepted on a first cOme first againstthe said estate(s lSQUAMIS are required to send full partic- sewed basis, and are printed ulars of such claims dul veri- only if space permits. The fied to the PUBLIC TR YSTEE, Squdsh Chief be re- CHIEF' #600 - 808 West Hastin Street, @blefOr~OrO-iO~ Vancouver, BC, V6C 3&, on or these ads mYnot be Pmf before the 10th day of August mad becaw of time COIlsfiaint CALL Deluxe model with lots of extras 1995, after which date the es- - LOST - Gold & silver Indian tate's assets will be distributed, SUITE FOR RENT - 2 bdrm. suite t 3rd room. Spotless, used 6 having re ard only to the . downtownt$550/mo.Cal1898- carved pendant, approx 1 l/2" 892=916' claims that aave been received. 4681 after 6 p.m. or page thru lona around Loggers Inn. Re- times. \%rth si2,ooo nav, asking PUBLIC TRUSTEE. 29 connections892-3335.25 wiG8925088.26--. $8,500. Call Darlene 898-5301.

FACADE TREATMENT GRANT PROGRAM SQUAMISH PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT ALL FOR PROPOSALS The Ministry of Municipal Affairs has a program which enables SKATE RENTALJRETAIL SHOP OPERATION - property owners to apply for a Grant to undertake improvements to SQUAMISH ARENA the exterior of their buildings as part of the Downtown Revitalization Program. The District of Squamish is seeking submissions from interested organizations and/or individuals who would consider operating the Skate The District of Squamish has received confirmation that the RentaVRetail Shop in the Squamish Arena, 1009 Centennial Way. Ministry of Municipal Affairs will accept Facade Treatment The tenure with the former operator has expired and the District considers this Application on commercial buildings in the downtown area of an appropriate tima to seek submissions to determine the most effective Squamish. If you are consideiing a future facade improvement, you operating format over the next term and who the most suitable operator would be may be eligible to participate under the Facade Treatment Grant The Skate Rental/Retail Shop is approximately 240 square feet and currently Program. contains operational equipment owned by the former operator. Submissions should be comprehensive and include specific details outlined For further information please contact Margaret-Ann Thornton, within the Call For Proposals documentation available at the office of the Parks Community Planner at 892-5217. and Recreation Department - 1089 Centennial Way, Squamish, B.C. Proposals will be received in the office of the Parks and Recreation Director, Did you know.. P.O. Box 31 0, 1009 Centennial Way, Squamish, B.C. VON 3G0 no later than 1O:OO a.m. Thursday, July 6th, 1995. IAL Vm For further information and viewing of the Skate Rental/Retail Shop please contact Bob Kusch, Parks and Recreation Director - 898-3604. Traffic Regulation Bylaw #779 states "No park any commercial vehicle having exceeding 3,000 kilograms on any str QUNClL MEETINGS residential district of the municipality o'clock in the afternoon and eight o'clock in the Regular Council Meetings for the District of Squamish for the month of July, following day. This restriction shall not apply to 1995 will be held on July 4, 1995 at 3:OO p.m. and July 18, 1995 at 7:OO p.m. in temporaily parked and engaged in th Council Chambers at the Municipal Hall, 37955 2nd Avenue, Squamish. Agenda Packages for regular meetings of Council are available for viewing at of furniture or personal s of any reside the Municipal Hall. residential district." Anyone wishing to be placed on the agenda to address Council at a regular Zoning Bylaw #751 does not permit t meeting may do so by delivering a request in writing to the Clerk not later than vehicles on residentially zoned property. 12:OO noon on Tuesday preceding the day of the Council meeting. SQUAMISH PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT ANIMAL CONTROL ASS[STANT PROGRAM INSTRUCTOR§ WANTED CASUAlJON CALL FOR THE FOLLOWING RECREATiON Applications are invited from qualified persons to fill the position of Animal 1 PROGRAMS Control Assistant in a CasuallOn Call basis. Fishing Basics I DUTIES River, fake, Flyfishing Under the general direction of the Animal Control Officer, the Animal Control Dance Instructors Assistant is responsible for cleaning the dog pound premises; feeding and Line, Tap, Jau caring of animals being kept at the dog pound; selling dog licences and Arts and Crafts Instructor collecting pound fees; releasing and accepting dogs when [required; recording Knitting, Weaving, Batik, Candle Making, Quiltmaking complaints and inquiries; attending to general duties; and assisting a Veterinar Variety Crafts (Paper Mache, Mask Making, etc.) Surgeon when necessary. . Pumpkin Carving, Christmas Crafts, Gift Workshops QUALIFICATIQNS Beer and Wine Making The successful applicant must be bondable; possess good writing and oral Basketball (Youths/Adults) skills; be adept at handling animals; have an ability to communicate with the Floor Hockey youths) general public and maintain good public relations; and possess a valid Class 5 British Columbia Drivers Licence. Women's Self Defense Sewing Salary: $1 2.92 per hour Drawing/Cartoon ing Home Renovations This position is under the jurisdiction of CUP€ Local 2269. VegetarianlCooking Program Astronomy Applications will be received in writing up to 12:OO noon, Tuesday, July

Please send Program Proposals including Description of Program, Please address your application to: Age of Participants your Resume and other related info to: Carol (Mrs,) Trudy Coates, Deputy Clerk Wynne, Squamish Parks and Recreation De@, Box 318, District of Squamish, P.0. Box 31 0 37955 2nd Avenue,'Squamish, B.C. VON Squamish, B.C. VON 3GO.Deadline for Application is July 15,1995. - 3G0 #I in SALES, Squamish, ?996! #1 in PRICE! #1 inVALUE! E #1 in UVlNG ABILITY! IS #? in LOCAVION & MOUNTAIN VIEWS! :,' '1 79,900 M '198,BOO . (ONLY 10% DOWN NEEDED!) 6' - of Squamlah 38145 2nd Ave., Box 740 Squamish, B.C. VON 3G0 Fax: (604)892-5517 - Phone: (684) 892-5557 Fax: (604)892-5517

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By Patrich Heintzmm afraid to try something new. They experiences to draw from. never tackled before. “1 hadn’t air- (ideas) never frighten me. Doing fine ”The client wanted an underwater brushed before but that didn’t stop or years, a nomadic lifestyle dic- detail work doesn’t frighten me. I’m scene of the Caribbean, the reefs of me. I just called up a friend and said tated Carol Ann Berkeley’s meticulous and have the patience to the Caribbean, fish doing things in ‘how do I do this? What type of development as an artist. From tackle almost any project.” the mural that are natural for that paints are the best? What equipment F - , Grand Cayman to South America, do I need?‘ I bought the equipment Australia to France, Berkeley and and took over the garage.” husband Geoff traipsed around the Six kiln loads, 100 square feet and world pursuing his career as a private 139 fish later - trigger fish, French submarine captain. Moving from angels, pork fish, shadow fish, home to home, country to country sergeant majors and sea turtles to ‘made conventional careers difficult. name a few - Berkeley had finally Various mediums of art provided her finished. with both an income and a creative “It’s been one thing after another outlet. since then,” she says. “I’ve always been an entrepreneur/” One of Berkeley’s favorite commis- says Berkeley in the kitchen of her sioned works of late is a portrait of Brackendale home, her artistic touch Poppy, Keith and Judy Scott‘s pet evident in every comer of the, as yet, Shar Pei. The Scotts wanted a portrait unfinished, custom-built house. “I of their dog painted on the Boor of sang professionally and I did profes- the kitchen in their Upper sional theatre. I also‘used to design Cheakamus weekend home. Photos and sew clothing in Florida. Then I were taken of Poppy in a variety of made silk jewelry and I paint on silk positions and poses. But the day that clothes of my own designs.” Berkeley began working on the The list of artistic endeavors that sketches, Poppy unexpectedly died. has consumed Berkeley’s life for the The work became a commemorative _past 20 years goes on. “My latest piece that Judy says will always have thing is painting on ceramic tiles.” a special place in her heart. Communication and compatibility “Carol Ann really captured Poppy’s are key to Berkeley’s success as an personality,” says Judy, as she glances artist. She prides herself in her ability affectionately downward, the image to talk with people and understand of the dog lying loyally at her feet. “She captured this dog’s personality, who they are and what they want. ”It A Friend Forever Carol Ann Berkeley gives Poppy the Shar Pei, a commis- goes back to my roots in singing and - not just any dog.” theatre I think. It allows me to take sioned work, a pat on the head. Patricia Heinkman photo “I usually do the eye of a creature direction and to be able to respond, first,” reveals Berkeley, “to create or whether it‘s to a crowd or to someone Berkeley has become known in the area of the world so that the scene is capture the character of it.” I’m painting for. corridor as the artist who painted the authentic. It was reminiscent of the Murals and ceramic tile painting “People are always coming to me underwater bathroom in a Whistler days when Geoff and I lived in the continue to consume most of with ideas. And it doesn’t matter home last Christmas. Grand Cayman (Islands).” Berkeley’s creative needs at the what they are, even if they ask me to “That project was perfect for me But painting on tiles was a new ven- moment. do something I’ve never done before, because of my background, because ture for Berkeley, and the project But she says the future holds no I never say I can’t do it. I’m never I’ve traveled so much I have a lot of entailed techniques that Berkeley had bounds.

I FOR FREE Sauamish- -1 aetsU a wakeup cal FINANCIAL ADVICE he times, they are a- left in the dust. front of the people who elecl changing - even in . Our mayor and councillors them.) The initiative would TSquamish, where lo and . should tqke careful note of this have been a clear signal to Call Tom Muway - 892-5981 behold, people actually want to growtk. They must re&e they future residents and invest01 set up shop and make this are now at a point where they that Squamish is ready to ste place their home. Yes, the out- can dictate their demands to into the future.- side world is finally discoirer- developers. Council is in a This is a council that will n ah... .. ing Squamish and realizing it is position to ensure new devel- invest $20,000 in a tourism SCU Insurance Services Ltd an incredibly desirable place to opment fits into the desired marketing plan, after spendi I: 38085 2nd Avenue live, work and play. It‘s no Bur- prise: stop almost anywhere in Squamish, do a slow 360, and it’s obvious, Take a look at Squamish from the top of the Chief, Diamond Head, Brohm Ridge or.the Tantalus Range and you’ll see one of the most spectacular vistas in the world. Add to that the transportation links of road, sea and rail and the proximity to one of the world’s most beautiful cities character and image of this two years developing a com- and the number one ski resort town. Coun. Bill McNeney, in munity-crafted tourism plan in North America, and the recent byelection campaign, It’s a council whose member Squamish is unbeatable. stressed the importance of the and yes, even the mayor, spe The influx of new residents need for Squamish to develop a of the benefits of economic Registration for the summer reading and investors to Squamish is - vision. How true. It must be diversification, but won’t fac program & weekly book & craft times making this one of the fastest- done, immediately. This town, tate the capture of the captiv growing regions of the and its leaders, must have a audience staring them in the begins at noon. Phone the library at province. And for some clear picture of where face. Another red signal that 892-311U for more information. Squamishites, the growth is Squamish is heading during could easily be changed to alarmingly distressful. I have this period of rapid growth. green. heard it opehly said by many Squamish council has an illus- This is a council that speak people in this town that they trious history of ad hockery: of the importance of the dotl would like nothing better than making decisions on the spur town and the Mamquam Blii if no one else ever moved here. of the moment, issue by issue, Channel waterfront, but doer How selfish. Some people go as rather than following a long- not have the political will to far as to say they would like to term plan. Making decisions on facilitate development along see Squamish the way it was in an ad hock basis creates confu- the waterfront by swinging the ’60s. Well folks, like it or sion and inconsistency. some land swaps and makin not, Squamish is progressing. But council’s behavior is not some concessions so residen Some people may not see coun-. surprising. This is a council - tial, commercial and industn cil’s approval of Gulf Pacific’s that does not realize the impor- activity can co-exist in a coas proposed Garibaldi Plaza shop- tance of high technology It is a town that doesn’t realize it h ping centre on Hwy. 99 and council that had an opportuni- a waterfront. Mamquam Road as progres- ty to show some progression by And yes, this is a council’ tl sion, but it’s inevitable. The fulfilling a request for a measly to its credit, is realizing it cai market has decided Squamish $5,000 grant-in-aid to the Sea to not stop change and gave thi will serve the Sea to Sky region Sky Free-Net Society. But it Gulf Pacific bylaws their thiI Iand the thousands on week- didn’t. Along with the $5,000, reading. The closeness of the days and tens of thousands on council could have become an vote, 4-3, is indicative of the weekends who travel along active participant in the free- sentiments of the people in t: Hwy. 99. The growth in the net, providing information - changing town: some would market may scare some people, like council agendas and min- like to relive the ’60s and 0th but the wise businesspeople in utes - electrinicauy for ers realize that, yes, the times this town will thrive with the perusal by the public. (It’s no they are a-changing. competition by making them- wonder that isn’t happening Squamish - an award-win- selves even better. If you sit when one remembers that the ning town and the jewel at the back and complain and try to group of seven meets behind head of Howe Sound - cannot stifle the growth; you will be closed doors more often than in be content to remain stagnant.

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Senior Open :-Final Round News News -SUP "Crooklyn" Cont'd Movie: "The Tune" Movie: "Benny & Joon" Movie: "Coneheads" Movie: "Son-in-Law" CBFT Visions dici La Semaine verte Regard En liberte Les Jeux de I'Acadie Pied-t6te Pour tout I'art Contes dAvonlea Decouverte SunMom Nation In Touch DrDuarte Children Tri-Flex Sports Show PGA Goll: SI. Jude Classic -- Final Round High Tide Solution -KSTW Burt Rcynolds -KCPQ Paid Paid Paid Brain NotNews Travel NationalGeo. IMovie: "Silver Bears" IGilligan ISiskel "A Son's Promise" 4B JUNE 27, 1995 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF HOROSCOPE Help celebrate Canada Day BY C.C. Clark anada celebrates its on Tuesdays and Fridays from row, June 28 at 1 pm. New June 25 through July 1,1995 128th birthday on July 1 10 a.m.-21 a.m. Because of members are welcome and Cand in our own commu- space limitations, pre-registra- there will be a time of socializ- Aries (March 21 - April 20) nity, Squamish Canada Day cel- tion is required for these free ing following the mketing. If it can wait, put off making an important decisio ebration will have daytime programs. Registration begin at for a few weeks. This is a good time to start savin activities at the Squamish noon on Tuesday, July 4. Sympathy is extended to John funds for a rainy day. Pavilion and the evening and Andeline Plaatjes and fam- I Taurus (April 21 - May 20) events will be held at Brennan Registration for the summer ily following the sudden pass- If you feel tired all the time, your body may be trj Park field #6. reading club at the Squamish ing- of their son William. ing to give you a message. Check your diet an1 Youngsters are invited to the Library begins on July 4. I sleeping habits for some clues. pavilion area for the children’s Children registering in the Surprise visitors at the home. races sponsored by the Kiwanis reading club will received a of Gordon and June Higham Gemini (May 21 - June 20) Club. They begin at 10:30 a.m., booklet to record the titles of recently were Valerie and John Travel may be in your future soon, and you need tc as do the face Daintina that will the books they read and they Phillips from England. Valerie make preparations. Taking time away from respon see the Miss SiuarnisK sibilities is important sometimes. Ambassador contestants in action. Registration also begins Cancer (June 21 - July 22) If you would let the other person speak openly at 10:30 a.m. for the cow chip there is a good chance you could clear up a dis throwing contest. Entry is a agreement with a loved one. minimum $2 donaklon towards the Squamish Soup Kitchen. About Town Leo (July ‘23 - Aug. 22) The celebrity throw will be fol- Are you limiting your options where career oppor, lowed by men’s and women‘s tunities are concerned? Learning a new skill coulc division contests. By Maureen Gilmour help bring in a bigger paycheck. The official flag raising cere- m. - monies at the Stan Clarke Park Virgo (Aug. 23 - Sept. 22) cenotaph will be under the aus- Don’t let someone involve you in office gossip pices of the Royal Canadian will receive bookmarks, stick- was June’s bridesmaid when Remember the karma factor: What goes around Legion and the Diamond Head ers, pogs and other special she and Gordon were married comes around. Legion Pipe Band. At 12:15 prizes throughout the summer, in June 1960. It has been 28 Libra (Sept. 23 - Oct. 22) p.m. the Miss Squamish as well as a certificate at the years since they last saw each When divulging secrets, be careful who you Contestants will serve Canada end. Last year 122 children reg other. The Phillips‘ trip to choose to tell. Changing some behavior patterns is Day cupcakes to everyone. istered and they read a com- Canada was for their 35th wed- not as difficult as you think.. ’ A special event during bined total of 1,990 books in an ding anniversary. Canada Day celebration is the eight-week period. I Scorpio (Oct. 23 - Nov. 22) It is time to make amends with someone you have High Countrv I ‘ STORK STORY - BLISS - The Concert Under the Congratulations to Roy and been taking advantage of. This person can only Canada Day Stars will conclude Marisa Duks on the birth of take so much. Scavenger Canada Day celebrations their first child, a son, Kenneth Sagittarius (Nov. 23 - Dec. 21) hunt beginning on July 1. Entertainment Russell, born in Lions Gate This is a time when patience will most definitely at 1 p.m. at Brennan Park beings at Hospital at 4:57 p.m. on June be a virtue. Keep yQur mind on the task at hand. Families are 8 p.m. with the Sea to 15, weighing 6 lb. 6 02. Proud Let someone else take up the slack. encouraged to Sky Singers, followed by grandparents in the Phillipines participate and along with your Colours on Key. The Squamish are Mr. and Mrs. Conrad0 Capricorn (Dec. 22 - Jan. 19) vehicle (doesn’t have to be a Youth talent search finalists Deleon. Roy and Marisa Doing some homework on a project will make you 4x41, a licensed driver and nav- will also perform as will express thanks to Dr. Louise a winner in the workplace. Domestic issues need to igator will get you into the con- Molens and Freezer Burn. Martin and to the wonderful be dealt with. test. A treasure chest of prod- There is limited seating and Squamish Hospital staff. ucts donated by local mer- you are asked to take along Aquarius (Jan. 20 - Feb. 18) E Going back to bed and trying to start the day over chants will go to the winner. Iawn chairs. First birthday wishes today to will do you no good. You will eventually be able 8 II Hannah Shumka. to laugh at all this craziness invading your life. Howe Sound Youth Soccer School will be out soon but I registration will take place at nine-year-old Elizabeth STORK STORY - SMITH - Pisces (Feb. 19 - March 20) the Civic Centre lobby from 6 Hurford won’t be riding her Brad and Nicole Smith are very Get some of those nagging projects that you have p.m.4 p.m. tomorrow and new Norco mini mountaineer happy to-announce the safe been putting off for almost a year out of the way. Thursday, June 28-29. Further aqua colored bike because it arrival of their first baby a Then start some new ones. registration days are planned was stolen from Brackendale daughter Madison Shelby, Born this week: on July 12-13 and August 9-10. Elementary School. The bike, weighing 7 lb. 6 oz., born on Fees are $35 per child and $70 purchased with money from June 16 in Squamish General ne 25 - Carly Simon, George Michael. John Cusack June Lockhart June 29 Richard Lewis. Gary Busey, per family of three or more her grandparents, was locked- Hospital. Extremely proud ne 26 - Colin Wilson, Greg LeMond Amanda Donohoe children. up each day, but she acciden- grandparents are Colin and nc 27 - Ross Perot, Julia Duffy June 30 - Lena Home, Mike Tyson I tally dropped the key one day. Julie Sherry and Norm and ne 2X - Me1 Brooks. Kathy Bates, July I -Carl Lewis. Princess Diana A weekly book and craft time Three kids unlocked but didn’t Darlyne Smith of Squamish. for children will take place at take the bike. Someone else Equally proud and happy Our chequing account pays 6.75%. * Does yours? the Squamish Public Library did! If you find the bike great-grandparents are Louie throughout the summer begin- pleased notify the RCMP. It and Edie Babuin, great-grand- Mark Emst, Financial Advisor rnLrnWAL.rn ning Monday, July 10. There would make a little girl very mothers Anne White and Mary 1-800-567-8014 BLUE CHIP THINKING will be sessions for three-, four- happy. Smith and great-great-grand- BLUE CHIP THINKING is a trademark of Midland Walwyn Capital Inc. and five-year-olds on Monday mother Olive Babuin. Brad and Member-Canadian Investor Protection Fund. * Rate as of June 19/95, subject lo change and availability. and Wednesday morning from Seniors are reminded of the Nicole sincerely thank Dr. 10 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. Sessions annual general meeting of the Morum and the nurses for their for six- to 12-year-olds will run Tantalus Senior Centre tomor- outstanding care and attention.

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Calvary Community St. John’sAnglican Service: 10 a.m. Everyone Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Church Church welcome. and 11 a.m. 172 June21 431 E. & D, Eckersley Squamish $30 Sunday services held at Rev. Charles Balfour, 598- 10:30 a.m. at the Civic 5100. Sunday services 8 St. Joseph’s Catholic Squamish Pentecostal 173 June22 336 , A. Rai Squamish $30 Centre. All welcome. Pastor a.m. and 10 a.m. Church Church Church Joc Brown at 596-7848. School Sunday at 10 a.m. Father Angelo De Pompa, Pastor: Rev. Jeff Beckmyer, 174 June23 687 Doris Thethi G. Highlands $30 898-435. Mass: Saturday at 892-3680. Morning Highlands Gospel Hall Squamish United Church 4:30 pm., Sunday at 9 a.m. Worship and Sunday 175 June24 8 Laureen Milburn N. Westminster $30 Elder Gordon Stewart, 898- Minister: Rev. Claire and 11 a.m. Confession: School, 10 a.m. Sunday 5091. Sunday breaking of Bowers, 892-5727. Sunday Saturday at 4 p.m. or by evening service at 6 p.m. 176 June25 414 Jodi Panloski Squamish $30 the bread at 930 am., Worship Hour begins at 10 appointment anytime. Sunday School 11:30 am.. a.m. Infant Nursery provid- Catechism (CCD): grades Church of Jesus Christ of 177 June26 865 Julie Falconer Squamish $30 Gospel Meeting 7 p.m., ed. Sunday School is held K-8 on Thursdays, 6:30 Latter Day Saints Monday Bible Hour 7-8 at 10 a.m. p.m.-7: 30 p.m., may (egis- Donald MacKay, Branch 178 June27 27 Marion Payette Squamish pm, Wednesday Bible ter.anytime. President. 42081 Ross Rd., I Study, 7 p.m. Wleycliffe Christian Brackendale. 898-3535. Fellowship Squarnish Baptist Church Pastor Heinz Ratzlaff, 892- Pastor: John Crozier, 898- 5023. Sunday Worship 3737. Sunday Worship and - - THE SQUAMISH CHIEF JUNE 27,1995 %II 5B

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Balloons are colorful, festive and inexpensive. They are used for all types of celebrations, from who was born the weddings and anniversa- ries to birthdays and were. The two graduations. Balloons are have similar or used alone, with lots of identical character other balloons, with flowers and ribbons, or anything else with which loons that are ;ex- you choose 00 decorate or celebrate. Here is a "balloon bouquet." How many balloons do you count? a 9 0 :~ahUU0 \W 6B JUNE 27,1995 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF I repeaters, see you in Septemb ~ -and to the parents, thank yc DANCETO ‘for the gifts, cards, flowers an L,o. chocolate. Enjoy the summc PETER MURRAY’S Some cubbies did not g we, cleaned out, therefore we ha! BIG BAND SOUND many clothes and slipper Please stop by! Fri. June 30’’ I C* 9PM - lAhl A big heart of daffodils to all I Legion Auditorium the friends of Barbara Hill (no No Charge! Want to say thanks and make other’s mistakes, as you still in Japan for treatment) for all ti sure everyone knows why?Or insist on drinking and driving. love and support YOU hat Everyone Welcome! a (membership not requid) tnaybe offer little constructive Life isn’t always a party. given US during this painfi crificism wifhout confronta- Welcome to the real world. period of our lives. Specii tionlSend your Dart or I thanks to Anne Pauwels for th Daffodil to The Editor, The A classroom full ifdaffodils to extra work she has put in. Squamisk, Ckiefi Box 3500, our cheerful, hard working TOC Keep praying and we hop Squamish, B.C. V0N 3G0 or clerkHaveagoodsummerand mom will be home so01 Food avail drop it off at our ofice at38223 hope to hear from you in Suzanne Grant. Members & Guests Welc6me Second Avenue, between 9 a.m. September. Many thanks from I and 5 p.m. Monday through your faithful band of TOCs, Darts to the disrespectful an Friday. You cun also fax.your District48. thoughtless grads who showel ROYALCANADIAN LECION BR # 277 message fo us at 892-84833. I absolutely no appreciation t For More Information I A blue van fuU. of daffodils to the parents and volunteers wh A dinner plate of daffodils to Todd. I’m glad to see you have worked hard to make your gal ’ 898-3233 Caran Klassen for having us changed. I realize it took a long a memorable experience. I

over so many.r” nights this uast time, but here it is. thank you goes a long-- way. - year. You are a very generous- I I person. Thank you for your hos- A bouquet of daffodils to Dave A restaurant full of daffodils ti pitality. Eidsvick for going way out of the Sunrise Restaurant. Ben wil Suzanne and Amber. your way for us, and all your be sadly missed by all the rep I help afterwards, from Darlene lar customers. Moving boxes full of daffodils and Carol at Triple C Logging. I to Sylvia Stewart and her Daffodils to Brian at Sea to Ski daughters Ashley, Alisa and A rainbow of daffodils to the Chevron. Your extra help an( Janine for showing the true kindergarten teacher who has time spent is very much appreci meaning of friendship when done so many terrific things ated. We always look forward tc

110 they were there for me during a with her class. seeing you. The lady with all thc you. big thank you some boys and the loud Volva. Unireu mipet, wnere we hard time. Thank -4 from I‘ appredative paients for giving a now offer window I A whole class full of red and our children such a menicrable Daffodils on wheels to Johs blue daffodils for the kind first year. Harvey, who is working so hard

UI RCMP officer who helped us I to make the new skateboarc safely across Centennial Way - A barbecue full of daffodils to- park happen for OW young peo horizontal blinds. intersection. Who says there’s the Barrys for the use of the bug pie. never a policeman around when barbecue for our year end party. a you need one? Did you keep the offering to the hffod& to all the merchants wh( a hot dog spirit? attended the meeting Wednesda! Many daffodils of thanks to A1 81 morning. Let’s not ignore all tha and Wayne for rescuing me one Overflowing art tins of daf- positive energy. #7,- 38921 Progress Way Sunday morning. Sharon. fodils to the children and par- we really can make a difference i Industrial Park m ents who attended the Happy we work together, rather than jus Darts to the immature grads Times Preschool this year. To complaining about what’s hap who obviously didn’t learn from our grads, best wishes - to the pening around US.

funds for Camp Squarnish- 1 Thousands of children with disabilities will the generosity of contributors and various special benefit from more than $17,000 raised by events, Team Blackcomb raised $17,230 - a 226 U Blackcomb employees at the 16th annual 24 Hour per cent increase over last year, and the highesi Relay For the Kids held in Burnaby on June 17-18. increase over the previous year of all teams par- NEW RELEshsES Blackcomb Mountain’s relay team was one of ticipating.” Dumb lk Dumber Comedy 165 employee teams which, for 24 hours, ran, Blackcomb also placed 10th out of the total 165 Street Fighter Action jogged, and walked the four-kilometre course. teams participating for the largest amount of Despite some typical June weather, 4,000 partici- funds raised. pants cheered wildly as the final total of For the past 16 years, the B.C. Lions Society for $1,209,285 was announced. Children with Disabilities has been the benefiting Team spirit, good times, energetic music and a charity of the 24 Hour Relay For the Kids. Easter 1 commitment to fund-raising for the Lions Society Seal camps in Squamish, Shawnigan, and of B.C.’s three Easter Seal Camps, made this Winfield benefit from the event through funds

~ year’s relay an outstanding event. Every penny which provide the facilities, equipment, and staff raised by Blackcomb will stay in the Sea to Sky needed to run week-long summer camp pro- corridor, going to the operation of the Easter Seal grams for children with special needs at no cost Camp in Squamish. to their families. A portion of the total funds “A big thank to the Whistler community. We raised at this year‘s relay will be allocated to the couldn’t’ have raised as much as we did without Fraser Valley Child Development Centre which their tremendous support,” says Carrie Hall, provides preschool day care, speech, occupation Blackcomb relay team organizer. and physiotherapy service to children requiring \.!urmb.h Renhb 892-3816, Sples & Service 892-3004 Pembertm 89468 “In 1994 we raised $7,800, and this year through neurological treatment. -- THE SQUAMISH CHIEF JUNE 27,1995 I7B

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Everyone welcome at Canada Day veryone is welcome to At 8 p.m., grab the lawn chair including Sea to Sky Singers, attend the Squamish and head over to field #6 at Colours on Key, Squamish E Canada Day celebrations Brennan Park for the first Youth Talent Search contestants to be held Saturday, July 1. The and Freezer Burn. This event is program is divided into two sponsored by the Squamish sections - morning/early Fire Fighters Association and afternoon at the Squamish the Squamish Peacekeepers, Pavilion, 37950 Cleveland Ave., and there is free admission. and evening at field #6 at If you don't feel like cooking, Brennan Park. the Squamish Elks will offer a Starting at 10:30 a.m. at the concession. Squamish Pavilion,'the Concert Under the Stars, fea- For more information contact Sauamish Kiwanis will hold turing home grown talent the chamber at 892-9244. t

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(2 hrs., 15 19 min.) Drams) Joey Travolta, Andy Zeller. Ca (In Stereo) 'R' M (1 hr., 56 min.) min.) 1205 0 0 at% "If the Shoe Fits" (1991, Modem-day executioners seek venge- 12:OO I&) (fi) ***VI "Phantom Lady" ti944 2:20 0 (ilJ ++ "Distant Thunder'' (1988, Comedy) Rob Lowe, JennilerGrey. Ashoe ance for the murder of a New York Mafia ! hi Mystery) Franchot Tona, Ella Rairies. A Drama) John Lilhgow, Ralph Macchio. designer catches the eye of a Parisian chielfain. (2 hrs.) secretary embarks on an exhaustive After 15 years of self-imposed isolation, a fashion mogul in this modern-day retelling 1:35 0 Q It* "A Dangerous Life" (1988, ivil search for Ihe mystery woman who can Vietnam vet emerges from the wilderness of the Cinderella story. (2 hrs.) - Drama) (Part 1 of 2) Gary Busey, Ruben 10 prove her boss is innocent of murder to reconcile with his teen-age son. (2 hrs., 12:30 ** "Miracles" (1986, Comedy)Tom Rustica. A dramatization 01 the Philippine ctiarges. (Ihr., 50 vim) 30 rnin.) Conti, Teri Garr. A series of freakish oc- Four Day Revolution, recounting the fall of tereo) 'PG-13' El (1 hr., 44 min 3 ir (D (11) *** "High, Wide and Handsome" 3:OO (D [a **x "The Lost Language of currences propels a surgeon to the bed- the Marcos regime and the rise of Aquino. 8:OO(1994) @ "LouisAgathe 19th: de la King Fontaine, of the DA (1937, Musical) Irene Dunne. Randolph Cranes" (1991, Drama) Brian Cox, Eileen side of an Indian chief's daughter suffering (2 hrs., 55 min.) rd Scott. Pennsylvania prospectors battle a Atkins. A British husband is forced to come from appendicitis. (2 hrs.) ai:?::tt "Plain Clothes" (1988, Comedy) Michel. A young man wins his own, - greedy railroad head by building a pipeline to terrns with his own homosexuality after 1:30 @ *% "Married to It" (1991) Beau Arliss Howard, Suzy Amis. A suspended sion show in a contest. (Dubbed) to gel their oil to the refineries. (2 hrs., 15 hissonannounces heisgay.(t hr.,30min.) Bridges, Stockard Channing. Friendship police officer goes under cover to clear his min.) @ t* "Out for Blood' (1992) Don 'The leads to insight for three diverse couples. brother of the murder of a high-school 12:05 0 (11) t* "The Children of Sanchez" Dragon" Wilson, Shari Shattuck. A lawyer (In Slereo) 'R' W (1 hr., 50 rnin.) teacher. (2 hrs., 15 min.) (1978, Drama) Anthony Quinn. Lupita seeks revenge after drug dealers kill his 2:OO 6D @I**% "Gulag" (1985, Drama) 300 U3 **t "Rogue Male" (1976, Adven- Ferrer. A proud Mexican lamily is held family. 'R' (1 hr., 26 min.) David Keith, Malcolm McDowell. An Amer- ture) Peter OToole, John Standing. The together by a strong bond of love and a @ 53: *** "The Assasshation Bureau" ican sportscaster in Moscow is caught in a German Gestapo mounts a desperate desire for survival. (2 tirs., 15 min.) (1969, Comedy) Telly Savalas, Oliver KGB trap and sentenced to 10 years in a manhunt to capture the British aristocrat 1 :30 @ ** "Body of Inlluerice" (1993) Nick Reed. An English reporter sets a trap to Soviet labor camp. (2 hrs., 30 min.) who tried to assassinate Hiller. (2 hrs.) Cassavetes. Shannon Whirry. A psy- expose an organization that she believes 2:05 Q 0 "A Mother's Juslice" (1991, @ ** "Baby's Day Out" (1994) Joe Man- chiatrist falls under a patient's seductive to be a group of assassins for hire. (2 hrs.) Drama) Meredith Baxter, Carrie Hamilton. tegna. Lara Flynn Boyle. A kidnapped in- spell. 'R' (1 hr., 36 rnin.) A mother's obsessive search for the man fant leads his captors on a wild chase, 'PG' celebrity and her daughter in the wak 2:OO (D (fa ** "Breakin' 2 Electric Boo. who raped her daughter begins to take its (1 hr., 38 min.) her husband's suicide. (In Stereo) 0 galoo" (1984, Drama) Lucinda Dickey, tollon her family. Based on a true story. (2 330 (D 0 ** "Lust in the Dust" (1985, hrs.) Adolfo (Shabba-Doo) Quinones. Three hrs.) Comedy)Tab Hunter, Divine. A mysterious 1O:OO @ *** "What's Love Got to Do WiQ breakdancers stage a lund-raiser to save 0 X:**% "Permanent Record" (1988. stranger, a Bible-quoting bad guy and a (1993) Angela Bassett, Laurence fl ttieircommunity center from destruction. (2 6ama) Alan Boyce, Keanu Reeves. Sub: saloon singer are among those searching bume. Based on singer-actress Tina1 hrs.) urban high-school students are forced to for a cache of gold. (2 hrs.) nets autobiography. (In Stereo) 'R IB (D *** "The Divorce of Lady X" (1938, EVENING facetheir own insecuritiesafteroneof their hr., 58 min.) Comedy) Merlc Oberon, Laurence Olivier. classmates commits suicide. (2 hrs., 15 12:OO 0 @I**% "And Now Tomorr A barrister is named co-respondent in his 6:OO *t "The Wild Pony" (1980, Adven- min.) (1944, Drama) Loretta Young, Alan Li clienl's divorce suit alter lending her the ture) Marilyn Lightstone, Art Hindle. The 3:OO @Cj$*t*% "To Catch a Thief" (1955, A young doctor from the wrong sided overnight use of his hotel suite. (2 hrs.) relationship between a 12-year-old boy Mystery) Cary Grant, Grace Kelly. Aformer tracks finds romance with a deaf patien 2:05 0 :.Ti *** "Mystic Pizza" (1988, and a wild pony, a gift from his stepfather, jewel thief issuspectedof returning to a life EVENING hr., 50 min.) Comedy-Drama) Annabeth Gish. Julia helps reunite his divided family. (2 hrs.) of crime when a new wave of robberieshits (D @l*+% "Her Jungle Love" (I! Roberts. As summer draws to a close, ED *t "Only You" (1992) Andrew the French Riviera. (2 hrs.) 6:oo a "Desperate Rescue: The Cathy Adventure) Dorothy Lamour, Ray Mill, three Connecticut pizza waitresses cope McCarthy, Kelly Preston. A hapless ro- 3:07 Q @ "Baja Oklahoma" (1987, Mahone story" (1993, Drama) Mariel A woman raised by wild animals le, with the trials and tribulations of modern mantic must choose between two women. Comedy-Drama) Lesley Ann Warren, Hemingwayl Clancy Brown. A is about love and other human customs; romanco. (2 hrs., 15 min.) (In Stereo) 'PG-t3'(III (1 hr., 25 min.) Peter Coyote. Astormy personal life clouds forced to hire ex-commandos to retrieve two men stumbleacross herislandhat 2:20 0 !irr *** "The Fly" (1986, Science 8:OO 8 @) *** "Lincoln" (1988, Drama) a Texas barmaid's dreams of finding suc- her daughter from her ex-husbands (2 hrs.) Fiction) Jell Gotdblurn. Geeria Davis. (Part 2 of 2) Sam Waterston, Mary Tyler cess as a country songwriter. (1 hr., 53 Middle Eastern hideaway. (In Stereo) Rl (2 David Cronenberg's remake of the 1958 Moore. As Lincoln copes with his wife's min.) hrs.) 12:05 Q Q ** "Lovespell"'(l979, Dr classic about a botched experiment that ernotional pr.oblems, he appoints Gen. 330 d * "Cabin Boy" (1994) Chris Elliotl, @ **%"Crooklyn" (1994) Alfre Woodard, Richard Burton, Kate Mulgrew. A Iov transmutes a man into a monstrous insect. Ulysses S. Grant io head the Union Army. Ritch Brinkley. A high-class snob mistak- Delroy Lindo. Spike Lee's fictionalized ac- lion spells tragedy for a gth-century ET (2 hrs., 15 rnin.) (2 hrs.) enly boards a slovenly schooner. 'PG-13' counfof his 1970s home life. (In Stereo) king's marriage to his youngerwife. (2 slal 3:OO @ ** "Blue Tornado" (1990) Dirk @ * "Beyond the Law" (1992) Charlie (1 hr., 20 min.) 'PG-13' [Io (1 hr., 52 min.) 15 min.) Benedict. Patsy Kensit. A pilot investigates Sheen, Linda Fiorentino. An undercover ROO cb 0 .It*% "Backtrack" (1989, Sus- Jul) the destruction 01 his partner's craft. 'PG- cop infiltrates a drug-dealing biker gang. pense) Jodie Foster, Dennis Hopper. A 13' (I hr., 31 rnin.) (In Stereo) 'R' M (1 hr., 49 min.) mob assassin becomes obsessed with his Mor {til ** "Touch 01 Larceny" (1960, Co- 830' @J @ *** "La Petite amie" (1989, latest target, an innocent woman who wit- P*m medy) James Mason, Vera Miles. Altar Comedie) Jean Poiret, Jacques Villeret. nessed a gangland execution. (2 hrs.) lalling in love with his Iriend's fiancee, an Un urbanisto ambitieux presente a un en- EVENING 8:OO 0 @jl** "The Money Pit" (1986, the ex-submarine ollicer makes a fortune on trepreneur un projet extravagant. (III (2 Comedy) Tom Hanks, Shelley Long. After his memoirs. (2 hrs.) purchasing a home for a fraction of Its Ave hrs.) 6:OO d **% "Poetic Justice" (1993) Janet D:OO *f* "Hot Shots! Part Deux" (1993) Jackson, Tupac Shakur. A postal worker original value, a couple realizes that the Mol Charlie Sheen, Lloyd Bridges. Toppor tries to win a reticent poet's affections. (In dream house is a nightmare. El (2 hrs.) (D "The Abyss" (1989, Science Fic- Car Harley anda nimble cohort rescue captive Stereo) 'R' W (1 hr., 50 rnin.) t** soldiers. (In Stereo) 'PG-13 [Lo (1 hr., 29 tion) Ed Harris, Mary Elizabeth Mastran- will min.) tonio. Unearthly phenomena complicate a EVENING 750 @ @J *+ "Malarek" (1989, Drame) deep-seasearch fora missing nuclearsub. 1 :30 ** "Blood Iri...' Blood Out: Bound by Elias Koteas, Kerrie Keane. Sous de Honor" (1 993) Damian Chapa, Jesse Bor- Features restored lootage. (3 hrs.) The Most Famous Basket in the Wc 6:OO @ *** "Map of the Human Heart" fausses representations,un jeune homme sqi rego. Two siblings and a cousin fall on both se lait embauchercomme journalistedans (1992) Jason Scott Lee, Anne Paritlaud. A sides of the law. 'R' (3 hrs.) @ ** "Little Big League" (1994) Luke IF love lriangle develops over 30 years and un grand quotidien. [Io (2 hrs., 10 rnin.) Edwards, Timothy Busfield. A 12-year-old THIS IS A 12:OO 0 [i$ ***'/I "Tunes of Glory" (1960, 8:OO (D 0 "In Harm's Way" (1965, two continents. (In Stereo) 'R' (1 hr., 46 Drama) Alec Guinness, John Mills. Mem- **t boy becomes the Minnesota Tvhs' new sur min.) Drama) John Wayne, Kirk Douglas. Otto manager. 'PG' (1 hr., 59 min.) bers of a Scottish regiment bristle when a Preminger's account 01 a Naval oflicer's 8:OO Q (7) *** "Lincoln" (1908, Drama) 8:15 @I@I **% "Angble" (1934, Drame) sql strict ollicer replaces their easygoing in- efforts to recapture strategic, Japanese- (Part 1 of 2) Sam Waterston, Mary Tyler terirn commander. (2 hrs., 10 min.) Orane Demazis, Femandel. Deux be$ Moore. Based on Gore Vidal's best seller held islands in the Pacilic. (3 hrs., 30 min.) hommes ghereux aident une jeurie fille- (D ([I)+**% "For Whom the Bell Tolls" QR *%"Caribe" (1988, Adventure) John 4. ( about President Lincoln's political and (1943. Drama) Gary Cooper, Ingrid mere B recouvrer le respect des membres personal life during his tam in offico. (2 Savage, Kara Glover. A British agent and a de sa famille. (2 hrs., 15 min.) Bergman. An American rnercenaryvowsto smuggler join lorces to deslroy an arms sur hrs.) help loyalists destroy a strategically 10- 9:OO O@"Wife, Mother, Murderer" (1991, 0:30 Le) *t* "Aurore, I'enfant martyre" shipment destined for Central America. (2 Drama) Judith Light, David Dukos. An CBMMUNIIW we1 cated bridge during Ihe Spanish Civil War. hrs.) (I952, Drame) Yvonno Lallamme. Luck (2 hrs., 30 min.) Alabama woman uses a deadly blend of the Mitchell. Profitant de la b6lise inconsciente @ ** "Baby's Day Out" (1994) Joe Man- charm, assumed identities and murder in 12:05 0 [f$ ** "Tree of Hands" (1989, tegna, Lara Flynn Boyle. A kidnapped in- MEW IN TOWN? do son rnari, uno Ienimernaltraite sa belle. Suspenso) Helen Shaver, Lauren Bacall. her ruthless quest for social status. (In WE lille. (2 hrs., 10 rniri.) lant leads his captors on a wild chase. 'PG' Stereo) (2 hrs.) Based on Ruth Rendell's novel about a (1 hr., 38 min.) Cm MEW BABY? grief-strickenwoman who kidnapsa young 8 0 "Desperate Rescue: The Cathy for 8:30 0 @ .h** "DuckTales the Movie -- boy lo replace her dead grandson. (2 hrs.) Mahone Story" (1993, Drama) Mariel GETTING MARRIED? Fric 9:00 0 (el a** "Out 01 Ireland' (1994, Treasure of the Lost Lamp" (1990, Fan- Hemingway, Clancy Brown. A woman is 2:OO QD (fa f*k % "From Here to Eternity" tasy) Voices of Alan Young, Russi Taylor. . Documentary) Narrated by Kelly McGillis. (1953, Drama) Burt Lancaster, Deborah forced to hire ex-commandos to retrieve ye; The stories of Irish immigrants are told Animated. An evil shape-shifting sorcerer Kerr. Based on James Jones' account 01 turnsa town topsy-turvywhen hocomesto her daughter from her ex-husband's through archival footage and letters des- several US. soldiors stationed on Oahu Middle Eastern hideaway, (In Stereo) W(2 PHONE: Phl cnbing their experiences in America. (In retrieve a magical lamp. (In Stereo) W (1 - shortly boloro the attack on Pearl Harbor. hr.. 30 min.) hrs.) S:oruo) 00 (2 hrs.) (2 hrs., 30 min.) Kim Aydon: 898-8299 II Parents and Tot Drop-ln is held at the Coast-Garibaldi Health Unit every Thursday fron 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. For infor- mation, call 892-3585. Volunteers are needed for I Howe Sound Breast Feedinl Notices for non-profit organizations run free In the Squamish Chief. Please phone 892-9161 or drop a copy Support Group come join our d rally during the July 2-3 lor off at our offices before noon. the Thursdav Prior to DUblicatiOn. monthly meeting. Call Beth at nd, for a variety of duties. 898-9299. an help, please contact Telephone assistance available to teens in crisis or E Squamish Birthright offers h Schoenberger at 892- just needing someone to talk to. Trained phone volun. confidential and non-judgmental teers available Thursday-Saturday from 5 p.m. - 11 help to any woman distressed b p.m. every week. an unplanned pregnancy. Come und District Chamber of Overeaters Anonymous: If you have a problem in between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. mmerce invites everyone to with fccd, come to the meeting at Squamish General Tuesday and Wednesday, or 74 are their ideas on how to brin! f$fjfj@r~Al-Anon/Alateen: family members and Hospital board room every Sunday night at 7 p.m. For p.m. Thursday. For more infor- traffic into the downtown vfriendsof problems drinkers. Call for information info call 892-3359. mation phone 892-9329. at a meeting Wednesday, &at/ 1-688-1 71 6. A non-smoking group has formed a Singles E TOPS - Take Off Pounds IThe Attention Deficit Disorder Support Friendship Club for 40s-plus recreational and social Sensibly meets Wednesday at Association meets the first Thursday of every month gatherings. Meetings are held every Thursday at 8 6:15 p.m. at the Squamish at 7:30 p.m. at the Health Centre in Squamish. p.m. at Midway Restaurant in the Sea to Sky Hotel. United Church. For details call I Narcotics Anonymous: Got a drug problem? Want New members welcome, for details call Tom at 898- 898-5260. to change? Narcotics Anonymous meets evory 5847 or Bonnie at 898-9667. IThe Hearty Lifestyles Group Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the library on the is spearheading a campaign for Stawamus Reserve. a better, healthier lifestyle in at the Civic Centre. Absolutely n The Howe Sound Women's Centre offers informa- a B.C. Special Olympics (Squamish local) needs Squamish. Call the Health Unit tion and referrals by telephone or on a drop-in basis volunteers and athletes. Call Sherry at 892-2224. 3t 892-3585 for details. Monday through Friday, between noon and 4 p.m. Squamish Duplicate Bridge Club meets Monday II New Hope for adult children Friends of the Library are There is also a lending library that is focussed around nights at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Hall on Cleveland 'rom alcoholic or dysfunction- meeting Thursday, June 29 from issues concerning women. Phone 892-5748. Avenue. al families meets at Squamish noon until 2 p.m. at the library. ILegal Aid is a free service provided in family and For information call Kathy at 892-9823 or Lorraine at 3aptist Church Tuesday New members welcome, and criminal legal matters under qualifying circumstances. 892-3308. ?venings. For details call bring a bag lunch. For details ca Proof of income must be shown. Apply on the second ICribbage Night at the Diamond Head Branch, -leather at 892-8457 or JoAnne floor at 38141 Second Avenue, Squamish. Phone Royal Canadian Legion, for members and guest, 8 it 898-5488. 892-5114. p.m. each Wednesday. IThere is a Healthy Sexuality be held at the Squamish IWomen in Difficult Relationships - A confidential m Squamish Weavers and Spinners Guild meets Xnic Thursdays at 2:30 p.m. - Pavilion Saturday, July 1 startin counselling group for women in or out of an abusive once a month. For info call 898-4715. i p.m. at the Coast-Gariba!di at 10:30 a.m. See pages B4 and relationship. Cali Lise at 892-5796. E The Squamish Valley Equestrian Association iealth Unit. This is your opportu- B8 in the Mountain Voice sectioi 1 Women's Emergency Shelter Call 892-5711. meets the last Tuesday of the month at 7:30 p.m. in iity to discuss sexuality issues, Volul?!eers available to listen to and support women the senior lounge at the Civic Centre. For details call STDs or be tested for tiIV. Make experiencing abuse. Shelter can accommodate seven Mary-Ann at 898-4252. in appointment by calling the women and children. IThe Squamish Archery Club meets every Wed. iealth unit at 892-3585. All infor- S" IYoung Moms Support Group Anyone interested in night at 7 p.m. at the Squamish Valley Rod and Gun . nation is confidential. r. A lren forming a support group for young mothers, please Club, For more information contact Van at 898-3875. I If you have herpes and are whu: call George-Ann at 892-5796. We are also looking for donations of archery equip- nterested in forming a support htei E Parents Offering Support and Education (POSE), ment so that first timers can try the sport out. ]roup, contact Pamela at the v" vert supporting families which are raising children with I The Aiano Club bingo runs every Sunday at :east-Garibaldi Health Unit at twel 3hysica1, mental or emotional challenges, meets the 37978 Third Ave. at Victoria St. It's a family affair. 192-3565. 3 Wi eo) Trst and third Tuesdays of the month at Sea to Sky Come out and enjoy a fun evening. I An immunization clinic Is ieing held at the Coast- 10 v\ Zommunity Services office. For details call Bev at I Sea to Sky Summer Choir Camp, July 10-14 in ice 398-5052 or Susan at 898-4212. Whistler, inviting students 7-18 years from Squamish, iaribaldi Hoalth Unit from 9 Tin; I 'R' ICanadian Cancer Society meets the second registration $30, call Colleen Koop at 898-5981. 1.m.-noon and 1 p.m.4 p.m. on klonday of the month in the hospital boardroom at 7 Deadline is May 15. une 27 (today) to immunize chil- mo li ism.For volunteer info call Katy McIntosh at 898- ISea to Sky Family Tree Tracers meet on the third ren starting Kindergarten in ir ,a '399. For info on Canadian Cancer Society services Wednesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. at the Castle !eptember. Please bring your all 1-800-663-4242. Rock complex, 38100 6th Avenue. For information call :hild's immunization records with 3" IOU. YF I Howe Sound Youth Help line 892-9393, 898-2386. 11s on id I I Squamlsh Hospice Society volunteers provides volunteer adults to work on a one- You need not be a parent, just someone 9, to-one basis with children from single parent concerned with safety in the community. For A meet the third Monday each month at 7:30 inti m Thunder In the Streets auto p.m. To become a volunteer/mernber phone families. For details call 892-3125. more information contact Kim Aydon at 898- tile slalom races will be run Sunday, 898-9854 for more information. IWelcome Wagon hostess brings gifts 8299 or the Squamish RCMP. July 2 from 2 p.m.-8 p.m. and Royal Canadian Legion Ladies and greetings whether you're new in town, w Kiwanis Club of Squamish meets the Monday, July 3 from 9 a.m.-5 Auxiliary meets at the Legion Hall last have a new baby, getting married or know a first, second and foih Tuesday of each p.m. in downtown Squamish at Tuesday of each month at 7313 p.m. couple who is. Call Kim, 898-8299. month at 7 p.m. at the Tantalus Seniors the west end of Cleveland Executive meeting every second to last u Junior Forest Wardens program is a Centre. For more information call Stew E l Avenue. Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. challenging and regarding outdoor-oriented McLeod at 898-3594. More than 80 drivers from Contact Mrs. Amy Poole at 898-5714. experience designed to develop an aware- E Squamish Lions Club meetings are held Canada and the United States ISquamish Royal Canadian Legion ness for our environment. Call Kathy Babuin the first and third Thursdays of the month at 9'3 will be competing in the event needs all Legion members1 Please pian to at 898-3077 or Paul Kuster at 898-2100. 7 p.m. at the Easter Seal Camp rec room. organized by the attend our next general meeting. 91 Tantalus Senior Centre at 1471 New members or guests welcome, phone eM Squamish/Whistler Car Club. I Kinsmen Club of Squamish meets on Pemberton Ave. is open Monday to Friday, Raj Kahlon at 892-5011. Reglstratlon for children's the second and fourth Thursday evenings of 1 p.m. - 4 p,m. n The Howe Sound Arts Council is a vol- summer programs at the each month. If you are between the ages'of Drop in and enjoy smoke-free social and unteer organization created to encourage Squamlsh Public Library 19 and 45 and interested in a community refreshments. Crib and cards, pool, darts and assist in development of the arts in our begins at noon on Tuesday, July club that stresses service and fellowship, and music every day, Call 892-1066 for community. Monthly meetings are held the 4 4. Children can register for the Call Don Burroughs at 892-2020 days or information. fourth Wednesday of the month. For details summer reading club and/or I The Royal Purple of Squamish meets call Kathleen at 898-5951. Y weekly book and craff times at lss Squamish Emergency Program offers the second Tuesday of each month at 8 B Squamish RCMP Victim Services is in the library (Mondays and emergency social services and search and p.m. If you are free to do volunteer work or need of volunteers. This is a police-based ? Wednesdays 10 a.m.-10:45 a.m. rescue, Meetings are held the second help with the new alcohol and drug aware- victim assistance program established to for 3-5 years, Tuesdays and Tuesday of every month at the Civic Centre ness program call Terry at 892-5731. To provide support, information and appropriate I

3 Fridays 10 a.m.-1 1 a.m. for 6-12 ' mezzanine at 730 p.m. for information call become a new member call 892-5731. referrals to victims of crime. If you are inter- years). For more information Squamish Block Parents are In need of ested in becoming a volunteer, please call phone the library at 892-31 10. new Block Parents throughout the area. 898-1572. Training provided. I9 --

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