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BCR Squamish Not enough land for all purposes Angelus lnne By ROSE TATLOW sweyed by RCMF The RCMP will place Angelus, Following the presentation of the proposal by the Squamish Lane, in the Garibaldi Highlands, Rotary Club, presented by Dr. L.C. Kindree, which outlined a under surveillance following a number of uses for the waterfront and allocation of areas to petition signed by 27 residents, serve industry, recreation and fisheries and conservation, he was which complained about the questioned by members of the group seeking more information number of vehicles in the area. on the suggestions advanced in the brief. The petition was submitted to The proposal suggested another marina at the head of the council and requested the lane be McKay channel with one on the west side of the SquamistyTer- blocked off. minals. Jack Stathers, commodore of the yacht club, said there Staff Sgt. Zaharia will report to much turbulence towards the west side it inad- council following the surveillance. was too qaking visable to use it for a marina. Request referred to TPC “McKay Slough would be good as it would bring boats up Diamond J. Properties Ltd.’s ;lose to &hesite of the present marina,” Stathers said “but request to extend its land use con- development of the slough for this purpose would be costly.” tract in the Garibaldi Highlands was referred to the technical plan- He suggested an extension of the present site and the west ning committee for more informa- side of the Mamquam Blind’ Channel area for more moorage tion. would be excellent. This is the third request from the company for an extension. Thor Halvorson was concerned Council was able to approve the about the reference to non- first two extensions because productive areas being made pro- legislation governing land use con- ductive, wanting to know if in- tracts was still in force. However, dustry would have to do this the legislation has since been before or after it was allowed to repealed and holders now must come into the Community. apply to the B.C. Supreme Court. “Non-productive areas should be made productive before an area Subdivison refused could be developed industrially,” Council refused Mitchell’s G. Kindree said. “This would then application to subdivide property become part of the cost of adjacent to the industrial park locating an industry here.” because the property will even- Stathers looked at the map tually be incorporated into the showing the three channels and park. asked if I(indree envisioned the Council was concerned the pro- Mamquam Blind Channel perty could be subdivided and as an ocean channel: houses constructed the area. in “NO,it should just be for small Donntioa made to boats,” the doctor answered, memorial fund “similar to the McKay Slough. In Dr. L.C. Kindree, who presented (he Rotary paper to the Couacil donated $50 to the that afits there should perhaps be P.I.W.G. Elizabeth and Raymond Bryant only one more berth and then use meeting. memdrial fund in rndory of Mrs. the remainder for small boats and then that you realize just how Bryant, who recently passed fishing boats. ” small the area really is. away. Stathers also said the main pro- AI Oloman suggested that a bet- Ald. Norm Barr suggested blems with the float planes are not ter idea might to be fill in the top council establish a policy of sen- the taxiing in but the taking off end of McKay Slough and see a card of sympathy with of- The girls were all smiling with relief when the Miss Pemberton pageant Talbot Logging, Andrea Miss Logging and right, Bonnie ding and landing. what could be done to condense ROSS, CRB ficial condolences from the mayor the area used for industry. - was over. Front row, Miss Pemberton, centre, flanked by senior princess, DesRosier, Miss Pemberton Flying Club, who was chosen as Miss Con- One of the problems in the to the family rather than sending Squamish area becomes quite “If FMC could relocate at some left, Andrea Starks and junior princess, right, Susan van der Lee. In the geniality by her fellow contestants. flowers or donations. Donations clear when you are trying~~ to fit the future date and more berths put in back row are Shirley LeBlanc, Miss Phil’s Drive-In, Susan Zurcher, Miss will be made only in recognition various components together, Continued on page 2 of people who were directly in- Kindree told the group. It is only See PlWG volved in the municipality. Budget bylnw read First three readings were given December dead Iine to bylaw amendment 706 to adopt the 1980 budget. YOUTH PINNED ROSE CANTALINI Date set for - officinl opening UNDER TRACTOR AT for Garibaldi residents WINS WORD Administration will set a date for the official ,opening of the Doug MacDonald of Alpine this year we will have to go to bin- for hiking trails and campsites. He PEMBERTON Lodge at Garibaldi, an alternate ding arbitration,” he added. was sure the residents and the CONTEST public safety building in the next director of the Squamish-Lillooet He also said that Marr told the GRA would bitterly oppose any few months. Late afternoon July 1, nineteen year old Vancouver Hours staggered Regional District and a group the government is not plans to use the area for camp- Rose Cantalini must have been burning the mid- resident Doug Bailey was pinned under the farm tractor - Administration wiIl consider spokesman for the Garibaldi prepared to take any action at this sites. night oil to come up with 1355 words in the Make-a- that he was driving along the dike near One Mile Creek staggering the animal control of- Ratepayers Association told the time to stabilize the Barrier. He He said Man was asked if the Word Contest using the name of one of our advertisers, bridge. He met. a truck and veered off to the right, lan- ficer’s hours during the summer to Times last week that he had been said there is no surety that, in the government will redefine the Spencer Realty. In second place was Kevin Ruther- ding upside down in the diich feet below. He suffered catch more dogs due to a number I5 disappointed in the results of a event stabilization takes place, danger areas and hoped it might ford with while Carolyn MacDonald found and 81 1, 609 of dog complaints in the burns to his chest and arm from muffler heat and leak- meeting with Deputy Minister of that it will prevent a dangerous be the 400 metre mark which Rajnish Sherman 584 words. Valleycliffe area. ing hot oil which scalded him. He is in satisfactory con- the Environment Ben Marr, who would be just over 1200 feet. slide. In the young people’s section 13 year old Craig Carney contacted dition in Lions Gate Hospital, where he was flown by recently visited Garibaldi and The government is still adamant MacDonald,, who owns a large Mercs found 242 words, eight year old Lisa Thompson Administration will contact helicopter. talked IO the executive of the in its refusal to buy any land piece of prgperty in the Garibaldi found 1% and Mike Marlow came up with 175. Carney’s Disposal to about in- Bailey has been living the past six weeks at the Garibaldi Patepayers Association which is not developed; that is area as well as<Alpine Lodge, said see stalling a bin outside the gates of and the SLRD directors. with buildings already on it. the danger area’will take away one Winner of the ten dollar bill is Rose Cantalini and Roland Wuschke residence while working for Tamarac the new garbage dump. Buildings which will be ac- quarter to one half of his land. Craig Mercs will receive five dollars. Ten year old Gene Farms on the Youth Employment Program. “We have till December 31 to Discussing the relocation area, Griffin will also receive five dollars for his effort in the Legion consolidation Wuschke said that Donnie Wildfong and Jack Ro- complete the sale of our property quired by the government through the purchase will go up for auc- which Garibaldi residents had ask- last contest. T discassed nayne were able to lift the tractor and free the youth, to the Crown,” MacDonald told tion but would have be ed for, MacDonald said they This week’s advertiser is Touch of Class and that Administration will contact the and called the ambulance, which responded in a very the Times, “and we have till the to demolished. hoped it would be somewhere bet- Royal Canadian Legion to see if it 30th of September to apply for ap- should be a little harder as there are no ‘le’s’’ in it and short time. Bailey was checked by Dr. Moody at the MacDonald said the Crown has ween Garibaldi and Whistler and only three vowels. Let’s see how many words you can is still interested in consolidating Health Centre before he was flown to Lions Gate. praisal. the triangle of property located no Dlans for the land once the that Crown land would be made come up with. Wuschke was praise the medical available for those who wished to between the blocked portion of full of for local “If we don’t agree to complete houses have been removed. but team and said that it is gratifying to know that in an the sale by the end of December of Marr mentioned it might be used move. old highway and the entrance. emergency such fast, competent help is available. Rotary brief recommends joint estuary use Dr.
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