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hildren walking and cycling to and school will have to do so without It crossing guards for at least the 4 Queensway ;e Business 9 week of school. rlier this' year the Howe Sound B I Call Lisa 001 board eliminated crossing guard i:itions from the 1996-97 budget as a t-saving measure. Last June, school trict administrators were asked by board to review the issue after par- s protested. :hool district superintendent of 001s Doug Courtice said last week he ernment Road. 3 cing, well main- prepared a proposal for trustees 149,900. Call Lisa h options to re-implement crossing [rds. 2 expects trustees will soon address issue, but added that even if a plan ; immediately approved, it would be late to have guards in place for the . t~7eekof school. 'hey may be reinstated after the first lk. The board is still looking at the gg Dr. Garibaldi xvel, sunny lot a ti o n ." Call Lisa lug Hackett, chair of Stawamus nentary School parents advisorv xil, said that if crossing guards wiil be on the job after the first week of 101, parents of Stawamus school- lren will voluntarily work as cross- guards "to make sure it's safe out e. I! lrescent NEW, 3 ckett said he! was promitsed earlier e, eat-in kitchen. summer by Clourtice that a decision all Deidre. e it to retain crossing gu,ards or go out them - would be miad e before 01 begms. leting crossi.ng guards from the district budget WQ'uld save ,000 per year*. The total operating for 1996-917 is $33.4 mi Ilion. Last ,

I .:i.. Btawamus Element Ron Enns point of view not to have cross- dangerous equation, children Courtice said the school dis- Hackett said radar pins hmt' uamish Chief ing guards, particularly at often run down the steep gravel trict successfully convinced the been set up at the Guilford cross- Stawamus Elementary. path from the school toward the municipality to paint the word ing in the past and Inany drivcrs arents of Stawamus Drivers turning right from crossing. "school" in large block letters on were recorded as travelling .lmentary School students are Clarke Drive onto Guilford About four years ago, a stu- roadways at crossings near all faster than the 30 kni/h school Head Place :pared to take to the streets Drive have to negotiate a blind dent was struck by a car at the Squamish schools to attract dri- zone speed limit, in effect on ver 1000 sq. ft. 1,900 Call Lisa corner which is immediately fol- Guilford crosswalk. Even cross- vers' attention. The painting was school days from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. lowed by the school crossing. ing guards have had to jump out done on roads adjacent to all Courtice said he is requesting I Heading up from Valleycliffe of the way of cars, Hackett said. Squamish schools - except that parents, students and dri- ahg Guilford motorists sud- "It's not a matter of (a child) Stawamus. Parents are investi- vers use added caution around denly crest the hill and come might be killed, but a matter of gating why their school was schools, now that there are no Junacceptable from a safety upon the crossing. Added to the time before one will be hit." omitted. crossing guards. I1 er Crescent chools ure Film festival ft. 2 bdrm & 13,000 Complete vertlQwing debuts ire b egistrations way Independent films Teams through p this year, all to be screened in Squamish on way orta bles filled Squamish to Whistler finish. Page 5 Page 33

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s wearing a bike helmei d his life, said his mother that last June her three-year- A sDit from the finish sonSheldon was on a bike ride with his er. The boy lost control of his bicycle and John Howard leads Team Eco-InterneVReebok along the Squamish windsurfing spit on the final leg of Eco-Challenge Read hed into the railing on the overpass, Friday evening. The team finished first early Saturday morning in Whistler after covering 480 kilometres in about six days. David Donaldson photo even one is too king his helmet. He subsequently under- t emergency surgery for a head injury sue that affects us has since made a complete recovery. read and write is is now law in B.C. that cyclists must wear oved helmets B.C. Hydro to ensure minimum Id more essential function in our s Literacy B.C. Hole in one prizes are needed ake 5 and Read flows on Cheakamus River Literacy Day kits The Squamish Rotary Club and the uamish Lions Club are looking for prizes By Patricia Wheeler 11-kilometre tunnel carries it into a Cheakamus and Squamish rivers and :ailing 1-800-663- whistler Question powerhouse at the Squamish River. their tributaries. nsors include the r the Million Dollar Hole in One fund raiser t the Squamish Valley Golf and Country Between 1958 and 1995, the average Hydro will also work to improve the unity Newspaper After being criticized for exceeding annual volume through the turbines control system on the spillway gates at 3.c. Library lub Sept. 16-22. la Post, Fletcher 'Organizers are looking for 35 prizes valued water diversion limits on the exceeded the 700,000-acre-feet limit by Daisy Lake dam this year at a cost of e Cheakamus River for almost 40 years, 19 to 27 per cent, which the study $100,000. Swoboda said this program Library Services between $25 and $50 and hundreds of prizes of Municipal petween $3 and $5 from local businesses. B.C. Hydro has announced that mini- describes as "a large excess". Last will help reduce the impact of flow ig, Literacy B.C., The action takes place at the new driving mum flows will be maintained in the year, the corporation exceeded the changes on fish below the dam by iange at the golf club and anyone can play. river during the fall spawning season, limit by 51 to 62 per cent - the worst allowing a more gradual change. It terlink and the while a water use plan is developed excess on record. will also provide benefits to flood ibrary. ust buy a ball and have a chance to qualify or instant prizes, daily top 10 prizes, or the through public consultation. A final flow release plan will be management operations. hals and the grand prize. Effective immediately, Hydro will established through public consulta- The Electric System Operations adults For information call Bill McNeney at 898- maintain minimum flows of 500 cubic tion during the development of the Review also indicated that despite a 718 or Vince Richards at 898-5179. feet per second (14 cubic metres per water use plan. clause in Hydro's original 1956 water I second) measured at Brackendale dur- Power Supply senior vice-president licence requiring that flow rates be set in contract bar- f 1 ing the fish spawning and rearing sea- Don Swoboda said in a press release for the benefit of fish, no such rates < Quote of the Week I that Hydro recognizes the importance were ever set or agreed upon. 31s in plain Ian- 'I. son and 350 cubic feet per second (10 cubic metres per second) during incu- of water and fisheries resources in B.C. The Cheakamus has historically been 23 and -0wniza- 66 What made it so specja/ :ir points would bation. and is committed to working in co- a large producer of salmon and trout, to feel included for all of us was that we This flow regime is based on scientif- operation with the public, First with runs of about one million pink age we live were absolutely hated ic studies and is one of the options dis- Nations and provincial and federal salmon. But by the 1980s' pink salmon have difficulty cussed with the federal Department of fisheries agencies to develop a water in the river appeared to have become exts can under 1 by the other teams?^ Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) and the use plan for the Cheakamus River. The extinct, and other species' numbers h is written sim provincial Ministry of Environment plan will consider the electricity needs also declined. nized. - i --JOHN STUART, MANAGER OF THE GREG foliowing the completion of the of British Columbians, flood protec- The report did indicate, however, Electric System Operations Review in tion, fisheries requirements and other that fisheries agencies have not deter- )rly influences lit- GARDNERFASTBAll TEAM, PAGE 28 it determine it 1994. The review indicated the volume community interests, he said. mined if the Cheakamus hydro project without formal of Hydro's water diversions from the This year, Hydro, in conjunction has contributed to the drop in fish !en readers all Cheakamus at the Daisy Lake dam with the DFO, is funding the collec- populations. we reaped the south of Whistler exceeded the tion of aditional instream flow data, BC Hydro changed its operations on ng to learn new licensed amount in at least 32 out of 38 the creation of 3,000 square metres of the Cheakamus earlier this year and is years the information was recorded. new fisheries habitat, and a mark and now in compliance with its water c,!h&dable particulate), Aug. 27 - 34 (inhdable par- Cheakamus River water flows from recapture program to estimate licence, according to the Ministry of !date), Aug. 26 - 36 (inhalable particulate). Daisy Lake to Shadov~Lake, where an Chinook escapements to the Environment. 025 gmd. 26-5Ofair. 51-100 F, ~~VZSwith heart OY /king ailments should reduce physical activity. 100 ~:~?nj&, such pevsons should stq imiims. Brohm Ridge skiing moves closer to approval I TER By Ron Enns about 18 kilometres north of committee chair A1 Colombo approval phase. Squamish Chief Squamish on the slopes of said. The committee - made tip t Ltd. Mt. Garibaldi, to discuss the Garibaldi Alpen chair of representatives from An addendum with some outstanding technical issues. Wolfgang Richter said the Ministry of Environment, :kage! changes to ski area layout is In the afternoon, the com- addendum reflecting the Lands and Parks; Ministry all that is needed for a com- amittee and its own technical technical considerations will of Employment and CD-ROM pany proposing to build a consultant, met alone in likely be submitted by the Investment; District of 'NP ski resort on Brohm Ridge to Squamish and essentially end of this week. Squamish; and Squamish- ratified the proposal, contin- "Based on that, it looks Lillooet Regonal District - kr Fax Modem Cloudy Cloudy proceed. with a few with sunny Representatives of gent on the changes request- very possible that we will be will not meet again before showers. periods. lour Printer Garcbaldi Alpen, the compa- 6d of Garibaldi Alpen. A rec6mmended to proceed to making a recomvmendation ndle Included! 8 Low 14. Low 11. g Low 10. ny proposing to build the "If we get what we want, an interim agreement with to the two ministers, 1High 17. IHigh 19. 1High19. ' resort, met on Friday morn- we will make a recommen- the provincial government," Colombo said. ing with a provincial and dation for the project to pro- said Richter. The project "If we are satisfied, the local government committee ceed to the EA (Envir- would then proceed to the next step will be a briefing X: 892-8257 on Brohm Ridge, located onmental Assessment) Act," master planning and public note to the ministers." NEWS I COMMERCIAL CONTRACTORS l - Serving the Sea to Sky Corridor- 9 Fire alarm systems 9 Computer signal circuits

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A> * Direct Sawmill To You Pricing cent higher than the enrolment There is steady growth in six portables at Brackendale‘.Trc when school ended in June. It is pro- Squamish schools as well. Projected Secondary with room for no more. * Custom jected that there will be 4,546 stu- enrolment is up a total of 7.7 per The school district will have tc, dents registered this year. cent at the six elementary one junior have more portables in place next’ * Siding Superintendent of schools Doug secondary, and one senior sec- year, Courtice said. Courtice said such rapid growth in ondary schools. In the last three years, $50 million * Facia school populations is not normal in All 36 portables owned by the has been spent in the school district British Columbia, except in urban school district are being used this on new schools, additions and reno- * Planed centres such as Richmond and year. Some of the units had to be vations. & Rough Brackendale Fall Fair is a family event I.3y Mary I By Ron Enns HOWE SOUND Squamish Chief Zontribut FOREST PRODUCTS Families and children are the focus Between “Located at Cheekye” 898-561 I of the Brackendale Fall Fair planned iifferent gr for this Saturday at Brennan Farm. annual Se This the second year of the revived ;quamish. event which was held annually for ’ The festiy Undmater 60 years before dying out in 1976. Its ndepende: renaissance was an immediate suc- .Sanada, a cess with more than 2,000 people Ippor t unit Specials! attending in 1995. Organizer iteracy in Kathleen Brennan expects even Torridor, j more fair goers this year. tdriane Pc ”It’s geared just for Squamish. The ”It is hop val will cre 60 fk Afumi community has a real chance to get cu, together, enjoy themselves, have fun $bout film mg*$235.95 with thleir families, see their neigh- ;rend and bors and promote the rural side of‘ Po10 said. 4 ONSLE$199. films, that life,’’ said Brennan. I At one time, Squamish was well or promoti 4 ideology. T known for its quality Timothy hay and its world-class hops. Today, herefore c some hobby farms remain, along n t ere st s. ” with the spirit of celebration that The first 1 surrounds the fall harvest. The fall br Polo’s o fair is sponsored by the Brackendale ;quamish, Artist Allsa Yaky drew this pen and ink rendering, a Brackendale version of :overy whil Farmers’ Institute. the famous painting American Gothic. David Donaldson photo Activities at the fall fair include implication miniature tractor, pony and hay- arts. Deadline for entry is Award winners can pick up their Proceeds j wagon rides. Kids can also enjoy the Wednesday and the cost is $1 per prizes between 4 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. year will g water park, a bike rodeo, numerous ’entry. Entries in the children’s cate- on the day of the fair only. Produce md film fe: displays and hot dogs and drinks. gory is free. left behind will be donated to the “These shl Exhibitors can compete in 148 Brennan reminds everyone it is Squamish Soup Kitchen. and run an classes in the general categories of best to leave pets at home on fair Brennan Farm is located at the end utes in len! vegetables, flowers, preserves, day. No pets are allowed on the of Judd Road. Admission to the fair SO interestir honey and eggs, homemade spirits, grounds unless entered in the orga- is $2 per person with children 12 home baking, needlework and home nized pet show. and under free. - THE SQUAMISH CHIEF SEPTEPIII3ER 3, 1996 NEWS

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.Film Festival Get Personal. Choose Any ent Organizers hope for annual event One Of Five Free Phones. I. 3y Mary Billy ally diverse film genres to the audience Zontributed to The Chief and create an awareness of the different, alternative types of short films. And to Between 10 and 20 short films from six expose Squamish to the film-making iifferent genres will be shown at the first community as a place with fantastic loca- annual Sea to Sky Film Festival in tions, crew and talent - a place where isuamish. we appreciate and exhibit independent II I " I ' ?he festival is open to all films. ndependent film-makers in N More than 50 people have hada, and is a unique These short been hired to work on films lpportunity to broaden &in filrls are being made in this area this iteracy in the Sea to Sky 11 year, Polo said. Torridor, festival director mainstream. Awards will be given in tdriane Polo said. - Adriane Polo the categories of best dra- "It is hoped the first festi- matic, best comedy, best ani- val will create an awareness mated, best documentary $bout films and film-makers, begin a and best experimental. ;rend and become an annual event," The films will be viewed on an artistic Po10 said. "These are non-sponsored level and judged by a panel of five I films, that is, they are not commercials judges who will present awards. The or promoting any product, business or judges will be Robert Fine, Paul Lalli, ideology. They are art for art's sake and Donna Alexander, Bernadine Billy and herefore cover a broad spectrum of Patricia Heintzman. I n t ere st s ." The film festival has received support The first festival will help raise funds from Robert Fine and the film committee br Polo's own upcoming film Squamish, of the Sea to Sky Economic Development kpamish, about a journey of self-dis- Commission. Masters of ceremonies for version Of :every which ends up with international the evening will be Kathy Daniels and implications for two young local women, Mark McConchie, both well-known ; up their Proceeds from the second festival next actors and directors involved in local 5:30 p.m. year will go toward future film-makers productions. r. Produce md film festivals in the area, she said. The festival will take place Sept. 30 N ed to the These short films are not mainstream, starting at 7 p.m. in the new community and run anywhere from five to 15 min- theatre at Howe Sound Secondary at the end Utes in length; that's what makes them School. Tickets are $5 and are available at :o the fair SO interesting. We want to present cultur- IDA Pharmacy and Mostly Books. Based on a %month transferable contract. Month jtrvice fee of $25.95. Non-free time periods are cha ed at $.65 a minute. New custornm only, OK.Annuai rati? cystex licensing fee of a,long distanm charges and taxes extra. Early cance;8ation fee apply. L imitrd time offer. ildren 12 I------a-j-.-...I. --I-----.-- --... (” f Pyt SEPTEMBER 3, 1996 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF - THE SQUA MlSH CHIEF is published every Tuesday by Whistler Printing & Box 3500,38 1 13 Second Avenue, Squamish Budget cuts affect children’s safety hen students return to school this week, many will be cer- tainly happy to be together once again. But no longer are Wthey being greeted by the smiling faces of adults at school crossings on the job to look out for student safety. School board trustees, in an attempt to stay within the constraints of a budget that is not keeping up with the growth of this school district, saw fit to pink slip crossing guards when the budget was approved last June. The cut amounts to $30,000 in savings in a total Howe Sound dis- trict budget of $33.4 million. The $30,000 represents 0.09 per cent of the total budget. Along with-the rapid growth of Squamish and the accompanying funding woes, this town is simply becoming busier. There are more vehicles than ever on the streets. Buckley Avenue, on which Squamish Elementary and Howe Sound Secondary schools are located, will soon be a route through to the industrial park. More industrial and local traffic will naturally use the new thoroughfare, which stretches all the way to Brackendale and right past the doors of two more elementary schools. The Stawariius Elementary School crossing with its limited sight- lines, is considered the most dangerous in Squamish. Parents are pressuring trustees, who are to consider a proposal by the superin- ge 65 I v tendent of schools, to reinstate crossing guards. ) go on th Until a decision is made, Stawamus parents will volunteer at the ?ntplan M cross walks. It is not known if parents involved at other schools 9 Id very 1 will follow their lead. Eco-Challenge: They came +. co1 However, some children, much to the chagrin of parents, will led to ( merrily make their way to and from school with little thought thev saw.4 so what? about safety. I !’nowpal Hopefully it will not take an injury or a death, before trustees y the time this is published Challenge has all along been for the cameras, at the transitioqian heali come up with a plan to ensure the safety of children who have to the Eco-Challengetwill be giving the impression its envi- point at the spit, he walked one ten1 cross busy streets during morning and afternoon rush hours. over and many of you may- ronmental service project is a away from me after a couple- of &e prem B $1 be asking “So what?” - major event with hundreds of questions. : seems se This ”expedition-competition,’’ participants reclaiming vast I don’t want all this whining 1 ,that we as the organizers have tagged it, expanses of wasted land. The to belittle the accomplishments ~t paying Keep the spirit of tourist blew through the corridor faster organization is always referring of the racers or the massive than Glen Clark can break a the cleanup project at last year’s efforts by the organizers and lon’t need campaign promise, with all the season alive all year ,I where international media in its tail- :ompanie$ t’s a new season in Squamish with the return of students to wind. money classrooms this week. .The hectic tourist season is slowing Speaking of promises, organiz- iy get first Idown, giving Squamish merchants a respite from the rush. But er Mark Burnett and company paise the the busy summer is a sure sign of things to come. promised big things for the area jnce prem General observation leads one to believe that Squamish is becom- as a whole, but I doubt any- tiable ing better known as a destination in itself, rather than merely ful- where but Whistler will receive Soul Mining S test if 1 filling its tradition role as a gas and coffee stop on the highway to attention in the aftermath of TV 3 :.A Whistler. spots. Aside from its other inac- ;$; Lel Several highly organized and well-attended events have brought curacies, the Vancouver By David Donaldson ;$ :rr.:.. more people than ever into this community, many of them to the Province’s Sunday wrap-up ‘-1 ever-expanding downtown core. New businesses - retail and ser- story doesn’t even mention the Squamisl vice - are addressing the demands of our visitors. Store owners name Squamish. first Eco-Challenge in Utah, volunteers. This proved to be a Please and employees are more than ever aware of the valuable return to ”Racers finished the race raft- where 70 tons of recyclable very tough event and every lastamish, B.( be made on an uncompromising commitment to customer service. ing through white water rapids metal was collected. The ecolog- racer deserves our respect for amail to: s But even on the verge of a shoulder season, Squamish must con- down a river to the finish line at ical aspect, however, could be having the courage to go 4 Friday. 1 tinue to realize the benefits to be accrued by treating visitors as if the base of Whistler Mountain,” construed as a way to score through such an intense experi-last name I. they were our neighbors. It takes years to develop a reputation, but it reported. The course actually points with the media and the ence. organking such a race e numbe it takes only seconds to destroy it. It will not be long before the had rafters follow the Elaho host community and put the required monstrous effort from eSSeS an, thousands of eagles of Brackendale return for another season. River to the Squamish River, Eco in Eco-Challenge. coordinators and volunteers Ished. we Along with the eagles flock visitors from around the world to view pull out at the windsurfing spit “The service project gives us and they did a good job - the ! this great spectacle of nature. and ride their mountain bikes the ability to incorporate our race went fairly smoothly with 2.mers for 1: People want to come to Squamish at all times of the year for all along the dike to Government low impact environmental mes- no serious problems or injuries. pin excepl lands of reasons. Let’s gwc them reasons to come back and tell oth- Road, through Brackendale and sage into the overall media Despite lack of sleep and nour- f withhold ers about one of the most spectacular settings on Earth. Cheekye to the Cheakamus attention,” Burnett says in a ishment, the volunteers I met ketion of Canyon trail to Whistler. If rela- media release. were all very pleasant and tively local media can’t get that And it‘s the way everything ful. THE SOUAMISH CHIEF straight, how are Discovery seems to be done for the But let’s be honest. The Eco- - Channel and Good Morning international media’s benefit Challenge was a made-for-TV Publisher Advertising Manager Accountant Penny Graham Dianne Hathawa Ken Key America going to do it? that was the worst part about event and the stars, rightly so, Ad RepresentatY ve Administrative Assistant Then there’s the issue of the covering the Eco-Challenge. were the racers, not the Sea to Editor Darien Adley Jill Smith Eco-Challenge Environmental .A1 Price Photographers and camera Sky comdor. Squamish was not Reporters Poduction Manager Circulation Manager Service Project - a few mem- crews from big-name publica- a point of major importance in Ron Enns Lyle Stachoski Henry Lacmix bers of some early drop-out tiions and production companies the race and the media attentio David Dona 1d so n teams helping local residents were chauffeured about the Photog ra p her Graphic Design Receptionist here certainly wasn’t as int Brian Goldstone Harley Poole Rustilla Swann haul some junk out of the entire course in helicopters and as in Whistler. If the Province Kama Woods Mamquam Blind Channel. trucks while local media from couldn’t bother to mention part Although the cleanup was a The S uamish Chief is published weekly b WestMount Press Ltd. President: Robert the host communities spent a lot of the course ran through here W. aoull Vice-president: Keith Bennett: & roup Publisher Jeanneke Van Hattem success and organizers were of time guessing and waiting. why should anyone else? glad for the help, I’m pretty Local event coordinators like I’m not angry at Eco- sure it would have been done Robert Fine and Jane McCarthy Challenge or upset they brou CEQ sooner or later without Eco- went out of their way to ensure the race here. They came, the IS., C.,..... *..I.... 0 - ... Challenge. I received any information they saw, they left and they did n Published Tuesdays. Telephone: [604] 892-9161, Fax: [604] 892-8483 e-mail: I’m not trying to say it wasn’t could give me and they did a harm. I’m a little disappointed i sqchief mountatn-inter.net. Yearly subscriptions: Home deliver S uamish a positive service for the com- great job of it. Some of the Los wasn’t as exciting as they area $35; Canadian mail delivery $60; US. [second class] J! 0 t dn; munity. Meg Fellowes of the Angeles coordinators like Lisa T overseas $1 15 Cdn. promised and wish they had Squamish Estuary Conservation Hennessey were also very help- been a little more honest about Re roduction of an material contained in this publication is expressly Society said it was a catalyst ful but when I tried to interview what the race is all about (to Libidden withouY the prior consent of the publisher. Canada Post publication mail sales product a reement No. 251828. towards getting the revitaliza- president and founder Burnett, them, not the racers) - sound Box 3500,381 13 Second Avenue. 8auamish. B.C. VON 3G0 tion project under way but Eco-’ who was all smiles and charm bites and pholto ops. THE SQUAMISH CHIEF SEPTEMBER 3, 1996 m 7 quumishPrinting &BC Publishin VON 3dmm

c mrnon sense will NOTICE TO MOTORISTS Ive health woes TRAFFIC DELAYS FOR PAVING and everybody will share nt discus- health services alike. HIGHWAY #SS - SOUTH OF WHISTLER Canadian doctors Another related health iticians regarding consideration is the men- SEPTEMBER 3 = 27,1996 r health care sys- tal health of people er the following approaching retirement. based on my The worry of not having The Ministry of Transportation and Highways advises there will be traffic delays on nce with both sys- enough money to live on Highway #99,approximately 18 kilometres south of Whistler, from the Cheakamus can be devastating. A very born and raised in small percentage of the River Bridge to Brandywine Falls Provincial Park and at Powerline Hill. and was in busi- population will never put These delays are necessary for paving work and will be in effect as follows: ere for several money aside for their I moved to retirement. This is human SeDtember 3 27.1996 ia where I spent nature. There must be an - 25 years in vari- increase in the amount of Single Lane Alternating Traffic iness enterprises. the Canada pension con- ore retiring I was tribution or the country Monday to Thursdays, 7:OO AM - 7:OO PM $330 U.S. per will end up with a great health insvrance deal of poverty for the Fridays, 7:OO AM = 2:OO PM s, with $1,000 aged at the expense of The traveling public can expect minor delays of up to 20 minutes, dependent on e even with no mental health and govern- ment welfare. traffic volume. No paving activity will be conducted on Saturdays or Sundays during ge 65 I would have I am receiving a good this schedule. ame, on the U.S. gov- U.S. social security pen- 20mt plan which I con- sion because I was paying The public is advised that this schedule is subject to change, with little or no notice, very inadequate 14 per cent to 15 per cent should conditions warrant. +. consequently of my income into the U.S. ? led to Canada to system. The Ministry thanks you for your cooperation and encourages you to drive safely I Yes, the people com- ! 'now paying on the plained of the high rate through the construction zone. 'as, at the hansitioqian health plan less we were paying for social - pit,hewalked one tenth of my security premiums but BRITISH e after a couple oflnce premium in the those who did are sure not COLUMBIA : seems sensible and complaining now! , all this whining 1 that we in Canada The small 5 1/2 per cent Ministry of Transportation accomplishments ~t paying a realistic that Canadians now pay and Highways )r the massive into the Canada pension is organizers and lon't need a two-tier ridiculous. You should not 3. where the insur- expect to get something Zompanies make all out without putting some- money and the thing in. iy get first privilege. More common sense and raise the monthly logic will solve these nce premium to a issues for Canadians. !able amount Wil Croxall S test if necessary) Squamish VOURBODY .:.. policy :s, I.; Squamish Chief welcomes letters to the ,isproved to be a 3r. Please mail them to Box 3500, SHOPDIDNT ent and every lastmmish, B.C. VON 3GQ, fax them to 892-8483 our respect for amail to: [email protected] by irage to go 4 Friday. letters must be signed with first GETTHIS m intense experi-last names, and include an address and ng such*e a rafe be number so they can be verified. ltroUs el-fort iesses and phone numbers will not be BVACCIDE nd %shed.We reserve the right to edit any and good job - the y smoothly with 2.mers for brevity, clarity, legality and taste. blems or iniuries. pin exceptional cases will The Squamish At ICBC, we of service withhold the name of the writer, at the ' sleep and hour- want to help and repairs. ilunteers I met ketion of the editor. Even in those cases you get your bleasant and help&'h" must disclose his or her name, You'll be see- &ss and telephone number to the editor. vehicle fixed Accredited Collision Reoairs $ ing the c.a.r. mest. The Eco- . quickly and a made-for-TV properly. So shop sign we're introducing c.a.r. shop... more as ICBC works with a program that has our staff the collision repair industry and collision repair shops to provide car owners in British Columbia with the e media attentio working together to provide vasn't as intens first-rate work. Guaranteed. finest collision repair service in Canada. c.a.r. shop makes it easier 'tomentionpad to prepare income taxes from to bump into the right c.a.r. shop. It's a great idea, In through here the nation's No. 1 income tax yone else? firm. Work on your people. People committed and one we hope you'll never at Eco- own taxes or start a rewarding career. You to the highest standard have to use. Drive safely. >setthey broughitan increase your tax knowledge and hey came, they 'minimize your liability. In cooperation with the Automotive Retailers Association and the B.C. Auto Dealers Association. "they did no Flexible classes e disappointed i h Comprehensive, step-by-step program ng as they 'bb &sh they had re honest about .kall: 892-3624 Duncan Auto Body PWhIAooroditod Collision Ropairr 1009 Industrial Way, Squarnish 892-6333 8 B SEPTEMBER 3, 1996 - LETTERS COOK AMP COOL FOR BACK TO SCHOOL New Britannia problem .. Editor, among the top 10 provincial pollu PLUS MONEY FOR LUNCH! Once again the community at Britannia without ever being charged) perh Beach is confronted with the prospect of CBE Ltd. has come to expect gain w PURCHASEANY losing their docks. This time it is a out pain. This time though, it is not - bureaucratic glitch which concerns legal- the docks which are threatened, but izing the access. In spite of the valiant Customs House Gallery as well. ~~t~he"Aidiefforts of various people from both gov- In a world where liability define ernment and the community in overcom- realities more than co ing each problem associated with secur- where the actual is dismissed in fav Fridge or Stove and receive a ing the docks, new problems seem to someotherpreferredp crop up quicker than the old ones can be to simply give up. Th $50 Gift Certificate from Safeway resolved. in this case. -. -...- .. This time it appeared that assignment of The docks at Britannia Beach have b access rested with Coopers-Lybrand, the around a long time an court appointed receivers for Copper source of utility in function as we Beach Estates Ltd., but they do not have pleasure. Our childre J NOW the approval to dispose of assets. CBE the docks doing what kids do I Ltd. is itself unable to directly intervene exploring and generally enjoying th OPEN! without the consent of the creditors, an selves. CLEARANCE offshore numbered company. At issue is The marine access has been the h CENTRE an access granted in conjunction with a traditional access when Freight Damaged foreshore lease which CBE Ltd. no longer Steamships plied these waters; & Scratched even retains. any roads and when passengers, & Dented The reluctance to simply retire their and freight all came by waterway. '95 Models access is based on the hopeful expecta- this tradition is in jeopardy. A legal Full Factory tion that there may be some monetary of access is supposedly held by a Warranty advantage in laying claim to some of the which has demonstrated no Y. Franks Upstairs lands created by mine tailings in the past. responsibility. CBE Lt Considering the costs associated with lease the foreshore by stubborn1 remediating the environmental obliga- ing to address the terms and con tions of the lands in question, it would of the lease they held. If access ca appear that these are either short sighted resolved in a rational way perhaps or wildly optimistic expectations. On the should give reason and good old c Y. FRANKS Dther hand, given the history of enforce- mon sense a try. ment of their environmental obligations :CBE Ltd. has consistently been listed

50311 5th Street West Vancouver It is council's duty to question1.reacher Editor, affecting our quality of life in Squami. 926-0124 'fore a s 1488-YFRANKS In last week's Directions special section With such a plan in place, council 4-urch. Mc if the Squamish Chief, Councillor ensure that development ProDos, +- - - __ ._ I 11 aquarnrs Bruusgaard was quoted as asking: "Who adhere to our vision. are we to question developers who have Further, we need a public involvem done their research?'' process that provides a mechanism 8 up While it is the right of any citizen to which the public is not only heard befo.: Squamish Lions Club question developers, it is council's duty the decision, but has the opportunity to do so. How else are we to determine if influence the decision from the beginni;: Car Raffle a project is "in the best interest of to the end of the decision-making proce i Squamish?" Why bother with an Official The public involvement process must Ron. En - Cquamish Community Plan, zoning by-laws, or any meaningful in terms of the quality of t , ' regulation if, indeed, developers know opportunities for involvement and ti best? It is this very attitude that has real impacts on the decision-malu.Judgment caused Squamish citizens and Council so process. Only then can citizens develof!se in whi much anguish. sense of community. And only then Gslung that e quashed Our community needs a strong Official the public interest be best served. .> Community Plan that outlines our vision Sandra Bapendmen for a future that recognizes all aspects Squam1:qevelopme iu-icipal a i $ttedLen doldthe .P Councillors must question mreme-- C Editor, councillors to question and make de& was h Re: Directions, special issue, Aug. 27. sions affecting our community. rederick 1 Coun. Bruusgaard, under Local From the consistently negative qudake a de Government in the above issue, states, tions regarding council's decisions &hin the I "Who are we to question the developers development, which appear in trhe petiti 1959 Ford Thunderbird who have done their research?" I believe, Letters to the Editor, perhaps Co4mmunity after having elected a person to the posi- Bruusgaard should question why he d!rect ' con Appraised value - $25,000 tion of councillor, that is exactly what elected. dunicipal ! people expect. The public certainly does Dave Y,&xesentin'; $20 per ticket 3000 tickets printed not have the opportunity afforded our Squarnih;, If you are interested in this raffle, please complete the coupon information at the bottom and mail to Squamish Lions Club, Box 276, Squamish, B.C. VON 3G0 with your cheque enclosed. Your raffle ticket will be mailed to you. Mt. Garibaldi Crematorium Ltd. (1 99 Draw date is Sept. 28. Tickets available at Squamish Ford, Raj Tru Value Hardware & Re/max. "The McKenzie Family' 11 1 Squamish Lions Club Cat Raffle ll I Box 276, Squamish, B.C. VON 3G0 Name: Address: latile, iaic OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK, 24 HOURS 898-5 12 1ft Hamp! I nnn hli irnhqr* I IC arded a ti

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--- .- - --- Bring your original to Spreading the Gospel Cleveland Ave, Sauamish _I- / iestioni 38144 1 if life in Squami,:f.reacher Mike Arnold, right, of Kennewick, Wash. leads a group in prayer Sunday MI NO LTA (across from Dairy Q~iccn) place, council 4fore a service of the Squamish Pentecostal Assembly and Calvary Community pment propos, -urch. More than 100 members of the Gospel Riders and Christian Crusaders were 892-2222 ‘Squamish during the weekend. Brian Goldstone photo mblic involvem

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UUILUIUSquaml:? UUU’evelopment and expansion of the ed the official community plan amend- lu.licipal airport, located in Brackendale. ment bylaw that makes provision for Len Goldsmith and Thor Froslev sub- development and expansion to occur at {itted the petition to British Columbia the municipal airport. :ion hpreme Court earlier this summer. The The impetus for the amendment was a i and make dease was heard Aug. 27 by Mr. Justice result of Squamish council workmg with munity. rederick Melvin, who is expected to Seattle-based Cascadia Airlines to begn Y negative qudake a decision in the case probably regularly scheduled air service between il’s decisions &hin the next month. Seattle and Squamish using Dash-7 air- appear in tFhe petitioners claim that the official craft. perhaps Codmmunity plan contravenes and is in Some Squamish residents, particularly a stion why he d!rect ‘ conflict with sections of the vocal group in Brackendale, are opposed gunicipal Act. Lawyer Allan Macdonald, to airport development and launched the Dave Yodpresenting the petitioners, presented suit in hopes of stopping any expansion.

Squarnih-.- - -- Y rn mm department attends dock, grass tiides 1FireI{ The cause of the fire has not been deter- mined. At about 9 p.m. the same day, three fire quamish Fire Rescue members attend- trucks were dispatched to a grass and fires at Squamish Terminals and near brush fire near the old landfill, west of old landfill downt\own last Chieftain Centre. Hampson said it is sus- pected the fire was deliberately set. A can of kerosene was found at the scene. The fire burned an area about 10 metres by 30 metres. Although it was a windy day, the chief said crews were fortunate that con- ditions were calmer at the time of the fire. Hampson said the grass fire is related to the another grass fire behind Chieftain Centre a few weeks ago and he suspects both were deliberately set by juveniles. In each case, witnesses saw youths running away from the area. ItI s back to golden rules~FC

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Kindergarten-Grade 7 Frenc I immersion for Grade 6-7 Programme Cadre de Francais for K-Grade 3 40266 Governmen Road * Phone: 898-3601 Pr ncipal: Brian Edwards Vice-pr ncipal: Dave Cromack Teachers: 24 Support Staff: 5 Opened in 1956 :OMBE BRIAN EDWARDS Portables: 2 PAL PRINCIPAL Students (projected): 387 SQUAMISH ELEMENTARYSCHO

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REGIONAL 7---- , COME TO OUR COMMUNITY SOLID WMTE 1 MERINGS AND PROVIDE MANAGEMENT PLAN I YOUR INPUT 1 September 3,1996 at 7:OO pm I Education Programs ... Village of Pemberton Council On the afternoon of Aug. 28 party at mile 18 on the p.m.The15yearold I Recycling Centre for Whistler, Chambers a Dentville home was broken Squamish Valley Road. The fallenoffherbicycleand Sqwmish, and Lillooet ... car was found the next taken to hospital with I Curbside collection of recyclables September 4,1996 at 7:30 pm into and a aeam colored jew- mom- pos in Lillooet and Sqwmish... Resort Municipality of Whistler elry box containing various 14 ing near mile 15 with $7,000 fractures. I A large Central Composting facility Council Chambers karat gold ladies' Mgs and a damage resulting from an located in the area surrounding necklace was taken. accident. RCMP have been s Whistler.. September 5,1996 at 7:OO pm Police believe young clear plastic licence pla I Waste Transfer Stations in Each District of Sqwmish Council teenagers knocking on the The Ninety-Ninerrn diner at ers designed to dis Major Centre ... Chambers are Britannia Beach was broken plate numb to evade D Closing Gold Bridge, Pemberton, doors of residents in Dentville I;" to if they home. If the into at approximately 3:40 iadar. The fine for hawd Whistler, and Squamish Landfills ... September 10,1996 at 7:OO pm see are ; I A 10 to 20 yr. contract to ship the Rm. 201 in the Recreation residents are home the teens a.m. Aug. 23. A police dog thesecoversis$150. southern reduced garbage to Centre in Lillooet are asking them if they have tracked the suspects, who m Washington State. .. . any work for them. gained entry thmugh a rear A three vehicle motor v I The location of the proposed The Plan is available at your local If a similar incident occurs to window, 100 metres to the cle accident occurred on Pernberton transfer station... library or the Regional District for 99 across from KFC Aug.- review. you please call the Squamish north where it appears a vehi- your RCMP at 898-9611. Residents cle may have waiting for 10 p.m. Ea been should askstrangers soliciting them. The bandits made off A red Pontiac Grand work if they have business withthreedozencoldbeerbut was allegedly driving I w- Contacts for more information: cards and are legally bonded. left plenty of warm beer. wards on the southb Allison Macdonald or Mark Rowlands shoulder and a southb SQUAMISH-LILLOOET REGIONAL DISTRICT Between the late hours of An intoxicated man was Chrysler minivan swerve BOX 219, PEMBERTON, BC VON 2LO Aug. 19 and early Aug. 20 the knocking on the doors of RVs avoid it, clipped the Ph. 894-6371 Fax: 894-6526 Squamish pavilion was van- and trailers at the Klahanie Am's rear and sides dalized with approximately campground the evening of northbound minivan. I&. $250 damage done. Some time Aug. 22. RCMP attended and accident is under investid Fe1lo.c between Aug. 23-26 $300 arrested the 39-year-old U.S. tion. ervatio worth of damage was done maleforbeingdrunkinapub- when some recreation equip- lic place. He had no money A drunken 30-year+ ment was set on fire at and was an admitted cocaine Squamish male fell out Cottonwood Park If anyone and heroin addict.The man window at the Chie has any information about was not charged but was Hotel, knocking a large either incident contact the detained for an immigration off the side of the buil RW. inquiry. EHS attended to the man minor head injuries. On Aug. 27 a garage at a At approximately 9 p.m. I Dentvile home was broken Aug. 26 a 29-year-old man On Aug. 28 60 heavy into and a Norco Java moun- drove his car over a partition boom chains worth $50 tain bike with a polished alu- in the Chieftain Centre park- were stolen out of a loc minum frame worth $3,300 ing lot and into the front win- compound at a GBA Lo was stolen. Police urge resi- dow of Alfred's restaurant. He dry land sort. dents with such valuable pos- was charged with impaired On Aug. 29 two attachme sessions stored in garages or driving and driving with for a gradall machine w carports to take an extra safety more than 80 milligrams of stolen from the Westbar measure and use secure locks. alcohol per 100 milligrams of land sort. One $5,000 sc I blood. metresspike long, approximately weighing u On Aug. 28 an RCMP mem- I ber on routine patrol found a Between Aug. 22-29 RCMP 680 kilograms and portable classroom at issued one impaired motor were stolen. Two loa Brackendale Secondary vehicle accident charge and also vandalized. R School had been broken into. eight 24 hour licence suspen- urging business owners at 1 The alarm had been activated sions. sorts to be extra vigdant 1. and a police dog was brought I report anything suspicious. in to track the suspect, who On Aug. 27 at 3:15 p.m. I was not found. The suspect police received a complaint of A 21-year-old Squami gained entry by breaking a a male pointing a gun at a male is facing assault cha The Boy Scouts had a busy day outside Save on Foods Saturday. Hot Dogs & Pop window but no property was woman. The suspect's vehicle after he was arrested fi were sold to help raise funds to go to the Boy Scouts Canada Jamboree Bound in taken. was located and two cap guns allegedly hitting his wife Au Adelaide Australia. were found and destroyed. 26. Police attended th

Some time between Aug.- 26- The police say imitation Valleycliffe home and fou e- . -_ 27 a home on Vista Crescent weapons can be very danger- the woman had been hit in face and head. Squam ~~ was broken into and a cellular ous because officials can't phone stolen wlule the resi- always tell if they rn-real or RCMP adhere to a p "The Spirit of Squamish is a special dents were at home. The thief not. wide policy on domestic oronjotion sponsored by the Squamish This space sponsored by; gained entry through an open RCMP, EmergencyI Health putes set by the Attor Chief. There are certain conditions window. General and act on any which apply in order to appear in the Between theI hours of late Services (EHS) and Squamish dence of abuse and are ob space. Please call advertising manager Search and Rescue were called ed to arrest any sus 3ianne Hatha way at 892-916 I for Aug. 24 and early Aug. 25 a to attend an injured female on RCMP attend each and 1991 Volkswagen was stolen. Jacks Trail near Garibaldi domestic dispute compl letails. " It was parked near a large Highlands Aug. 28 at 730 plastic licence esigned to d numb to evade Onehundredyea~~junkdredged The fine for ha 7 :overs is $150. r9 1 -9 B rj we vehicle motor vi from Mamquam Blind Channel ident occurred on i, amount of material gathered. vital wetland ecosystem of L. “There was tons of railway spikes, lots mud flats and sedge d Pontiac Grand of wood debris and the choice piece was meadows where the fish an auto part from 1896. We’re looking at waters of the Squamish, 100 years of garbage finding its way to Mamquam, Stawamus and the estuary.” Cheakamus rivers flow Junk encompassing dilapidated bicy- into the salt water of it/ the Gr&on to participate in the Eco- cles, wrecked washing machines, cor- Howe Sound. It is an ‘ear and sidesW@&ge Environmental Service roded shopping carts and rotting tires essential transition zone ound minivan. I&. was dredged up by volunteers knee- for salmon traveling from kt is under investidFellowes of the Squamish Estuary deep in muck and water in areas of the fresh water to the salt ervation Society said the cleanup channel along the Squamish Estuary. water ocean and the home I //. beyond our expectations” in the The channel is part of the estuary, a to hundreds of species of irunken 3O-vear-od birds, plants, fish and mammals. The Mamquam River once flowed through the Mamquam Blind Channel to Howe Sound. During the flood of October 1921 the Mamquam River changed its course to flow into the Squamish River about 3 kilometres from tidewater. Dikes were con- structed to minimize the chance of the river once more changing its course thus permanently depriv- ing the channel of its major fresh water source. Subsequent road and rail development, along with Keeka Newman found what appears to be an automo- infilling for residential and bile part dating back to 1896. David Donaldson photo industrial use has resulted in the destruction and degradation of’ where it can be moved either to the spit many small waterways feeding the for the windsurfers or to Britannia for a channel. The overall productivity of the dock. Removal of the float will allow a channel has been greatly reduced over 30-metre by five-metre area of marsh to the years. regenerate. The upper Mamquam Blind Channel is Ph a s e t ’w 0, t he E co - C h ‘3 11e 11 g e c n \I i ro n - also a historic site as it was once used as mental service project, will improve the a log dumping and booming area. One esthetics of the area and selective can still see the ramps and piles from removal of logs will allow niarsh reqcn- these activities. &ration.The logs will be buck4 up tor Considerable public support has been firewood. The logs being left serve roles voiced to turn the upper reaches of the in the estuary: they create changes in channel into a community park. water current and hiding spots that fish Squamish, although a waterfront town, use, they provide safe resting places for lacks public access to its waterfront and w a t er f o w 1, a n d t 11 ey i n cre a se b i o 1o g i c a 1 a Mamquam Blind Channel park would activity in the mud. The channel is cut begn to meet this need. off from the river which is a source of Environmentally the productivity of large woody debris so the prcsence of’ this area would be improved by increas- some escape boom logs is a LISC~UI sub- ing the flow of water through Wilson stitu te. Slough which feeds into the channel. Small woody debris, m,iiiilV bark, mib Fish and bird habitat can be enhanced together and cliokes out the nativc by removing the small ~;?rzodydebris sedges. This debris will be u-dlc.ctcd and that smothers the sedges. composted as part of the municipal Revitalization of this area will not hap- solid waste management plan. pen overnight, however, improvements Wood duck nesting boxes will be have already been made. For phase one installed on a number of piles in the of the project two retired locals were channel. Wood ducks have had a hard seen playing Huck Finn and Tom time in all regons of the Lower n Brown found this rusty but trusty bicycle while helping with the channel Sawyer as they poled a 90-foot float Mainland. They are cavity nesters and nup. He plans to restore and ride it. David Dsnaldson photo down the channel, under the bridges to Plensc frtni to Page 14 .h;l-,,

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ldcrcollege is an educational community where adults Women‘s Studies begin Sept. 16 at the Howe Sound Aries (March 21 - April 20) 55 years and older can explore new areas of learning Women’s Centre. The morning class time has been changed Examine your closest relationships. Is this E and have fun while doing it. An Eldercollege Open to accommodate those who need to drop children at school what you want? There are classes and semin House is planned for tomorrow, Wednesday, Sept. 4 begin- first. The new time is 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Evening class is still help you communicate on all levels. ning at 13y.m. at the Capilano College Squamish cam- scheduled for 7 - 9 p.m. Cost is $40, however six seats have pus. This is an opportunity to meet program facilitators been donated by local businesses and the women’s centre Taurus (April 21 - May 20) and learn more about the courses.The English Literature to assure access for those on low income. Try being an optimist for a couple of hours coursc will be lead by Constance Rulka, the Life Writing Facilitator Mary Billy, says it’s shaping up to be an inter- group bv Audrey Rhodes and Roseanna Rudolph is offer- esting time with lots of discussion, films and speakers inG Play Reading. The cost for each course is $25. planned on a variety of women’s issues. To register or for Gemini (May 21 - June 20) more information, call Mary at 892-5723 or the centre 12- 4 The Brackendale Fall Fair is this Saturday, Sept. 7 from p.m. at 892-5748. noon to 4 p.m. at the Brennan Farm on Laramee Road. The s first fair in many years held in 1995 was well received and 1 there were many participants. The event is sponsored by Cancer (June 21 - July 20) A shopping spree at the. home interiors store the Brackendale Farmers’ Institute and along with the be just what you need. Sprucing up your li members, volunteers also help make the Fair a success. space will lift your mood. I How wonderful it was to know that our own Squamish About Town Leo (July 21 - Aug. 21) singer John Amenta had won the PNE Youth Talent Search Between business and home commitments, t last week. Congratulations, John and all success to you doesn’t seem to be much time for fun these * when you head to Memphis later this month. Hats off to By Maureen Gilmour Get outdoors and take in some fresh air. Lorraine Gamba who made it into the semi-finals at the ‘5 Virgo (Aug. 22 - Sept. 22) tj PNE. Your turn will come to be the winner, Lorraine, as A cooking class or metaphysical lesson will li you also are a talented young singer. ~ en your mood. Prepare yourself for a very busy 4 I social season. The Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics There is still time to enroll in German language classes will be held this Sunday, Sept. 8. The run is jointly spon- offered at the Brennan Park Leisure Centre for the Howe Libra (Sept. 23 - Oct. 22) Don’t let your imagination get away with , sored by the Squamish RCMP detachment and Sound German School. Tuesday, Sept. 10 classes for grades Daydreams have their place, but it is importad @IKOM( McDonald’s. Warm-ups begin at 9:30 a.m. at McDonald’s 2-7 will be held 3:30 - 5 p.m. Pre-schoolers three to 5 1/2 stay grounded. 6 (TJ KING with the run getting underway at 10 a.m. It is a good idea years have classes Sept. 12 from 3:45 - 595 p.m. Classes for to pre-register but if you aren’t able to, register Sunday six and seven year olds with limited reading and writing Scorpio (Oct. 23 - Nov. 22) morning at $4 each. T-shirts will be available at $14 each. ability will also be held. German for adults will be offered Leave yourself some time to do what must be d Const. Jeff Findlay is the RCMP coordinator for the run. and information is available by calling Katie at 892-5360. at home. Don’t expect someone else to do all work on a new project. Proceeds from the Torch Run go to local and provincial Registrations for the above programs will be accepted at Special Olympics. the Brennan Park Leisure Centre. Sagittarius (Nov. 23 - Dec. 20) I There is no need to hit a loved one over the A 75th birthday celebration is planned for Dr. Laverne Cantrav West Services of Vancouver is handling a large with his or her faults. You can be much more Kindree at the Ska-to Sky ballroom on Saturday, Sept. 14. corporate function to be held at Furry Creek Golf Course tle and get your point across. Tickets at $30 each are available at the reception desk at on Friday Sept. 6. Cantrav has been encouraged by the Squamish General Hospital. After the dinner, dancing will Capricorn (Dec. 21 - Jan. 19) support they have received from local Squamish businesses Open your heart to someone who may dow f 01 1o \IV. be as well as Furry Creek. C.W.S. looks forward to a great his or her luck. It is never a bad time to cr I evening and hopefully warm, dry weather for their interna- some good karma. ClTV The London Channel 4 Television Lumberjack Challenge tional guests. is set for the Loggers Sports Grounds this coming Saturday I Aquarius (Jan. 20 - Feb. 18) and Sunday, Sept. 7 and 8. Tickets are complimentary and Amazing Greys IV - A conference to celebrate the energy, A forgotten event will come to mind, and you the show begins at 2 p.m. on Saturday and 10 a.m. on relish those happy memories. A co-worker creativity and wisdom of mature women willing to explore need some help, but is afraid to ask. Sunday. Champions from around the world are expected to the opportunities of age with joy, curiosity and openness, compete for top prize money. This event will be televised known as the Amazing Greys, will hold its fourth annual and shown in Britain. Pisces (Feb. 19 - March 20) gathering, Oct. 25,26 and 27, once again in Parksville. have a tendency to talk without 1 Brochures are available at the Tantalus Seniors Centre, things through first. Be careful not to h4aybe the Sea to Sky Singers are looking forward to with friends. They need you. YTV another exciting season but so are all the fans who support Squamish Library, Howe Sound Women’s Centre or by call- and enjoy their concerts throughout the year. Registration ing Mary Billy at 892-5723 for more information. Born this week: for returning members is at 630 p.m., Tuesday, Sept. 10 at rn ‘pt. I - Gloria Estefan. Lily Tomlin Sept. 5 - William Devane. Bob Newh Having a tourist attraction within walking distance is a pt. 2 -Jimmy Connsrs. Harmon, the Squamish Pentecostal Church. New members are wel- Mark Raquel Welch :;* Keanu Reeves Sept. 6 - Jane Cunin. Swoosie Kuru ,.$ real plus. On a recent Sunday my granddaughter Jennifer ! -’,: come especially male singers. A voice placement interview pt. 3 - Valerie Perrine, Charlie Sheen Sept. 7 - Corbin Bernsen. Chrissie is required for new members prior to the start date. For an (from Lillooet) and I walked down to the West Coast pt. 4 - Ione Skye Hynde. Julie Kavner interview appointment and registration information please Railway Heritage Park. Each year something new is added call Murray Purdie at 898-4266 or Peg Tinney, at 898-5260. or another rail car restored. The inside washroom aptly &Ul named Rest Haven is a nice addition. u STORK STORY - DESJARDINS - Robert and Rebecca The highlight for Jennifer and me was riding the new DesJardins are thrilled to announce the birth of their first mini rail from Wilkie, B.C. to Sweet Apple, B.C. Adults and child, a son, Jacob Ian, weighing 8 Ib. 7 02. and born in the luds alike love the mini rail. If you haven’t already done so, Manley Hospital, Sydney, Australia. Equally thrilled and so plan on visiting the park. It’s open every day from 10 a.m. proud are grandparents, Glennys and Ian Hall, of Sydney to 5 p.m. Thanks to the friendly staff and to Trevor Mills for and Robert and Julie DesJardins of Squamish. the informative tour.

The Squarnish District Girl Guides will hold a registration It is hard to believe but the first meeting for Community night tomorrow, Sept. 4 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. in the Christmas Care will be held on Wednesday, Sept. 11 from 1 Mamquam Elementary School for sparks, brownies, girl to 2 p.m. in Squamish United Church. New members for guides and pathfinders. the committee are welcome to attend. I rn

Highlands Gospel Hall St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Squamish Pentecostal Church Elder Gordon Stewart, 898-5091. 2449 The Boulevard, Garibaldi Pastor: Rev. Jeff Beckmyer, Sunday breaking of thc bread at Highlands. Father Angelo De 892-3680. Morning Worship 9:30 a.m., Sunday School 11:30 Pompa, 898-1355. and Sunday School, 11:30 a.m. a.m., Go~pelMeeting 7 pin., Mass: Saturday at 4:30 p.m., Sunday evening service at SAT.. SEPT. 7, 1996 Monday Bible Hour 7-8 p.m., Sunday at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. 6 p.m. AT BRENNAN FARM -Noon = 4 p.mm Wednesday Bible Study, 7 p.m. I Confession: Saturday at 4 p.m. or by appointment anytime. Valleycliffe Christian Admission = $2 Adults St. John‘s Anglican Church Catechism (CCD): grades K-7 Fellowship children under 12 free Sunday services 8 a.m. and 10 on Thursdays, 730 p.m.-7:40 Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Squamish United Church a.m. For details call Rev. John p.m., may register anytime. Worship Service - 11:OO a.m. Enter our homegrown, homecooked, ‘ h1inistt.r: Rei?. Clnire Bowers, Stephens at 898-5100. Information - 898-4935 landmade, items in the fair 8‘12-5727. Sunday Worship Church of Jesus Christ of Hour- btigins at 10 a.m. Infant Squamish Baptist Church Latter Day Saints Surscni provicicd Sunday Pastor: John Crozier, 898-3737. Stan Thompson, Branch Entry information at key locations Schoc)l is held at 10 a.m. Sunday Worship and Sunday President. 42081 Ross Rd., Entry deadline Wed., Sept. 4th School at 9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. Brackendale. 898-3535. Call 898-5951 or 892-5577 ------On Road Liberty North of 60 Witness Na ti0 na I/C BC Ne w s CBC News Golden Girl ABCNews News Wh.~~~--~~~- Fortune Jeopardy! Roseanne Drew Carey Home Imp. Coach NYPD Blue News Nightline NBCNews News Evening Am.Journal Mad-You Caroline Fra sie r Ca rolin e Dateline News Tonight Videos Extra Billy Graham Crusade Roseanne Larroquette W5 CTVNews News News IHard Copy Ent. Tonight Seinfeld Moesha Homeboys Burning Zone News News H Patrol

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Call Ruye Ryan with yourself! , ly for your comfort as you drove off? Today! A parking lot full of darts to the driver who hit the green A birthday cake covered with 30 daffodils to Bruce. F Mustang on Saturday morning, caving in the front dri- you have a very happy day Love H 892-5981 ver's side fender parked in Squamish Fords parking lot on Pemberton Avenue. Shame on you for not being honest Dump trucks full of daffodils to Rick Hunter. Withou and decent enough to own up. your help we would not have made our deadline for SCU Insurance Services Ltd. R airfares. Many thanks from those Venturer Scouts 38085 Second Avenue Daffodils in profusion to Chris and three gentlemen who Jamboree-bound to Adelaide, Australia. 1 stopped to help a wayfaring stranger on August 18. True Samaritans! A campfull of daffodils to Dave at Easter Seal Camp. ' New Perspectives presents an... R generosity towards us, has been greatly appreciated, Daffodils to the man in the car behind me who let me use you'll never know exactly how much. Many thanks fr Anger Management Seminar his cell phone at the accident site near Lions Bay Aug. 24. I those Venturer Scouts Jamboree-Bound to Adelaide, really appreciated your kindness. Australia. Stop anger from controlling your life. A decorated Harley full of daffodils to all the B.C.C.O.M. A hospital room full of daffodils for my family and fri October 5, 1996 riders who made our Saturday night ride so much fun. for their love and support while I was in Children's hc Sea to Sky Hotel Awesome!!! Beast & Dragon. tal. Emilie.

Presenters: Doug Spinney, M. Sc. & Russell Webb, M.A. Yards full of daffodils to Heather, Penny, Ev and Valerie A diamond head of daffodils to the mechanic shop w€ Register by Sept. 27th. Space limited. for working so hard to make sure everything went fixed our van. The proprietor personally went beyond Phone (604) 436-2030 today! smoothly on our wedding day Lome and Dwight. call of duty and our clan is all much appreciative. She1 and Dwayne Thomas. Daffodils, daffodils and more daffodils to everyone (all the I staff and employees) at the Squamish General Hospital. Dog day darts to the two young women who parked t Lily and I can't thank you all enough for all of your guid- car on the main street in full sun on a 30 degree day - I ance, advice, encouragement, support, friendship etc. Dr. dows down only a couple of inches. They left their yo1 Morum, you were great. Thanks to you all. Special thanks dog for at least two hours. Fortunately my friend and to Dr. Dundas. Rhonda and Lily Bill, Valentina. discovered one unlocked door which enabled us to sa\ R him from a homble death.We hope you learned some- A soccer field full of daffodils to Save-On-Foods for their thing in spite of your impatient, annoyed attitude tow, generous support and contributions to our hot dog day on us. Incidentally, your beloved pet would be much safe Saturday Aug. 24. and more comfortable with a proper collar including license for identification purposes, rather than that he9 PH: 938-1763 A capful of daffsto the motorcycle club that gave our kids metal choke chain.

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Almost everything you see in Garibaldi Provincial Park could be the subject of a beautiful photograph. Adriane Polo captured this image of cascading waterfall with overhaflginging trees and ferns during a recent hike.

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(In Stereo) bisexuality. ‘R’ (1 hr., 22 min.) about a kidnapped rock singer and suspected when a killer begins Bri- TV news reporter beco tish innkeeper‘s amusement at his ‘NR’ (1 hr., 40 min.) 11:45 @ *Yz “Under Siege 2: Dark her rescue by an ex-boyfriendand volved in a nuclear arms, carving up prostitutes on the 100th ghostly guests turns to horror clas 8:OO (D 0 *** “Peggy Sue Got Territory” (1995) Steven Seagal, a tough-girl adventurer. (2 hrs.) anniversary of the Ripper ,mur- could lead to World War II Married” (1986, Comedy-Drama) Eric Bogosian. A former CIA agent 2:07 0 “Tonya and Nancy: The ders. (1 hr., 30 rnin.) when he meets a sinister spirit. (3 30 min.) 9 a. is: 2:30hrs.) (D 0 fffY2 “The Caine Mu- Kathleen Tumer, Nicolas Cage. A battles terrorists on a hijacked Inside Story” (1994, Drama) AI- 2:07 0 i:xi:l +It* “Small Sacrifices” **%‘Comfort and Jol IF woman is determined to change train. 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(2 hrs.) 2:35 0 0 *** “Skin Deep 3:OO @ “Annie 0” (1995) Coco 2:30 Q ***XI “The Naked City” against him. (2 hrs., 30 min.) Comedy-Drama) John is w ridden club owner must fight back he pursues a beautiful woman to . a 2:35 0 0 ***% “Heathers” or die. ‘R’ (1 hr., 30 min.) her crumbling seaside castle. Yares, Joely Collins. A female (1948, Drama) Barry Fitzgerald, Vincent Gardenia. A Los i coni basketball star attempts to join the Howard Duff. Two New Yo& City (1 988, Comedy) Winona Ryder, novelist with a knack for Y 8:50 a “Un soir, un train” 12:30 0 0*+*’/? “The Man Who Christian Slater. Life within an elite (1968, Drame) Yves Montand, Could Work Miracles” (1937, boys team. ‘PG’ (1 hr., 33 min.) police detectives chase leads and izing and drinking finds b or K @ 34: **Vi “How to Pick Up social circle proves too much for a cally acclaimed life begin Anouk Aimee. Un professeur Fantasy) Roland Young, Joan grill suspects in their relentless girl who goes to extremes dealing IS Gardner. A humble shop clerk is Girls!” (1978, Comedy) Desi search for a playgirl’s killer. (1 hr., spiral. (2 hrs., 15 min.) connait une experience bizarre with hersnobbishpeers. (2 hrs., 15 “Crimes and lors d’un voyage en train. (1 hr., randomly selected by the gods to Amaz Jr., Bess Armstrong. A 35 min.) 0 i:r: *** 1111 % min.) Reg small-town boy uses his smile and 3:OO @ f%“Mad Dogs and En- meanors” (1989, CI 55 min.) receive the ability to make all his 0 “Small Sacrifices” @ “The Child” (1994) Dar- wishes come true. (1 hr., 40 min.) a tape recorder to become the glishmen” (1995) Elizabeth *** Drama) Martin Landau, 6:3C 9:30 ** (1 989, Drama) (Part 2 of 2) Farrah Allen. Woody Allen djrecl lanne Fluegel, Martin Neufeld. A 1:30 @ @I*** “Jacob’s Ladder“ “world’s greatest lover.” (2 hrs.) Hurley, C. Thomas Howell. A cor- Fawcett, John Shea. Evidence Eler trcl;tled tyke wreaks havoc in and (1990, Suspense) Tim Robbins, 3:30 Q “Finders Keepm” rupt cop marks an aristocratic drug study of the conflicts arisinl ** mounts against a single mother lives of a selfish eye docto around his home. (In Stereo) ‘R’R Elizabeth Pena. A Vietnam vet (1 984, Comedy) Michael O’Keefe, addict fordeath. ‘R’(1 hr., 39 min.) ies, accused of shooting her three neurotic filmmaker. (2 (1 hr., 34 min.) prone to flashbacks walks the Beverly D’Angelo. Richard Lester @ {lj: **Vi “Battered” (1978, h children. Adapted from the best 3:OOmin.) **?4 “Something IT 1O:OO B “Cracker: True Romance” edge of sanity as he searches for directed this farce revolving ar- Drama) Karen Grassle, Mike Far- seller. (2 hrs.) (1 995, Mystery) Robbie Coltrane, the cause of his nightmarish vi- ound the pursuit’of $5 million in rell. Three women attempt to cope 3:OO @ “Beyond Rangoon” take stolen cash on a cross-country *** About” (1995) Julia R Emily Joyce. Fitz suspects the sions. (2 hrs.) with the physical abuse and (1995) Patricia Arquette, Frances train. (2 hrs.) Dennis Quaid. A betraye from unknown person sending him love @ “Soft Deceit” (1994) Patrick mental torment meted out by their McDormand. An American physi- letters may also be responsible for Bergin, Kate Vernon. An under- husbands. (2 hrs.) stirs up trouble at the famill and cian witnesses brutality in 1988 farm. ‘R’ (1 hr., 46 min.) a psychology student’s murder. (2 cover agent must locate $6 million 3:07 @ 0** “To Catch a King” Burma. ‘R’ (1 hr., 40 min.) kids hrs.) in stolen cash. (In Stereo) ‘R’ @I(1 (1983, Drama) Robert Wagner, 3:35(1989, @ Comedy)@iJ*** Burt“Breaking Reynolds, In” 11:15 @ *‘/i “Bloodfist VI: Ground hr., 35 min.) Teri Garr. Two expatriate Ameri- from Zero” (1994) Don “The Dragon” 1:350 @iJ**“Strike It Rich”(1990, 6:OO “Great Balls of Fire!” cans in neutral Portugal try to foil *** a Casey Siemaszko. A veteran Wilson, Cat Sassoon. Terrorists Comedy) Robert Lindsay, Molly (1989, Drama) Dennis Quaid, German scheme to capture the jeilie burglar teams up with an inexper- 6:OO “Full Circle” (19 take over an American nuclear Ringwald. A man’s scheme to win Winona Ryder. A biography of Duke and Duchess of Windsor. (1 book missile site. (In Stereo) ‘R’D(1 hr., big money in Monte Carlo may Jerry Lee Lewis, whose reckless hr., 53 min.) ienced youngster and teaches him Teri Polo, Corbin Be 26 rnin.) cost him his new bride when the lifestyle and controversial mar- the finer points of robbery. (1 hr., miere. The memory of 55 min.) avail 12:30 0 0 *f%“Trent’s Last lovelorn lady falls for a riage nearly destroyed his career. rape hampers a young Case” (1952, Mystery) Michael Frenchman. (2 hrs.) (2 hrs.) struggle tG trust and lo inch Wilding, Margaret Lockwood. A 2:OO (D *** “The Jungle Book” @ **Yz “Judge Dredd” (1995) Based on Danielle Stee Gent detective discovers that the death (1942, Adventure) Sabu, Joseph Sylvester Stallone, Armand As- 6:OO **Yz “A Walk in the Clouds” (In Stereo) [II) (2 hrs.) of a financier was not a suicide Calleia. A boy raised by wolves in sante. Afuturisticlawman battlesa (1995) Keanu Reeves, Aitana **Yz “Don Juan Cenl 6:OO ** “For Love or Money” (1995) Marlon Brando after all. (1 hr., 45 min.) the jungles of India calls upon his fiendishly clever criminal. (In Sanchez-Gijon. Two people fall in a Publi 1:00 *%“Killer Looks” (1994) animal friends to fend off greedy Stereo) ‘R’ R (1 hr., 36 rnin.) love while pretending to be mar- (1993, Comedy) Michael J. Fox, Depp. A psychiatrist co Sara Suzanne Brown, Michael fortune hunters. (2 hrs.) 8:OO @ *l/2 “Mad Dogs and En- ried. ‘PG-13’ (1 hr., 43 min.) Gabrielle Anwar. A concierge who emotionally confused lo Cent Artura. A charming schemer turns 2:07 0 i:?:: **lh “Cattle Annie and glishmen” (1995) Elizabeth 8:OO 0 Q ** “3 Ninjas” (1992, dreams of opening his own luxury Stereo) ‘PG-13’ D(1hr., the tables on sexual-game Little Britches” (1980, Western) Hurley, C. Thomas Howell. A cor- Comedy) Victor Wong, Michael hotel must chaperon a potential 7:OO (D “Full Circle” (1 Valle players. (In Stereo) WR(1hr., 27 Burt Lancaster, John Savage.Two rupt cop marks an aristocratic drug Treanor. Three young siblings use investor‘s mistress. (In Stereo) El Teri Polo, Corbin B i.SI min.) tough outlaws pick up a pair of addict for death. ‘R’ (1 hr., 39 rW.) their martial arts training to help (2 hrs.) miere. The memory o @ “Dangerous Minds” (1995) 1:30 (D @ ** “Far From Home” teen-age girls and take them along a @“Janek:The Silent Betrayal” their father nab a criminal kingpin. ** rape hampers a youn anot (1 988, Suspense) Drew Barry- on their adventures. (2 hrs., 30 (1994, Drama) Richard Crenna, (In Stereo) El (2 hrs.) Micheile Pfeiffer, George struggle to trust and more, Matt Frewer. A 14-year-old rnin.) William Shatner. A savvy New @ 0 ***l/2 “Mountains of the Dzundza. A teacher works won- Based on Danielle Ste 6:30 girl’s budding sexualityattracts the 3:OO @ 93: **%“Dear Detective” York City detective is called on to Moon” (1990, Adventure) Patrick ders on a class of educational (In Stereo) El (2 hrs.) Chur attentions of the unsavory resi- (1979, Suspense) Brenda Vac- solve the gruesome stabbing Bergin, lain Glen. During their misfits. (In Stereo) ‘R’ R (1 hr., 39 8:OO @ 0 *** “Fare dents of a grimy Nevada trailer caro, Arlen Dean Snyder. A de- deaths of six people in a Soh0 search for the source of the Nile, min.) Lovely” (1975, Myste returi 8:OO **?h “Something to Talk park. (2 hrs.) tective’s romance with a professor apartment. (In Stereo) El (2 hrs.) 19th-century explorers Burton and Mitchum, Charlotte bers 1:35 0 @ ** “Still Life” (1990, causes her to realize that her busy 9:lO @ **Vi “Le Seul temoin” Speke endure numerous hard- About” (1995) Julia Roberts, Raymond Chandler‘s p Suspense) Jason Gedrick, Jes- schedule shortchanges her per- (1990, Drame) Gene Hackman, ships. (3 hrs.) Dennis Quaid. A betrayed wife Philip Marlowe takes grow @ “Beyond Rangoon” stirs up trouble at the family horse signment to search fo sica Steen. A musician crosses sonal life. (2 hrs.) Anne Archer. En voulant proteger *** and 1 paths with a homicidal maniac who 3:15 @ *** “Cronos” (1993) Fed- son temoin, un procureur I’expose (1995) Patricia Arquette, Frances farm. ‘R’ (1 hr., 46 rnin.) lum’s missing girlfriend hangs his painted victims in the erico Luppi, Ron Perlman. A mys- malgre lui a I’at!ention des tueurs. McDormand. An American physi- @ ijj: **Vi “Demolition Man” @J “The Adventures are r( back alleys of New York City. (2 terious device creates bloodthirsty D (2 hrs., 5 min.) cian witnesses brutality in 1988 (1993, Adventure) Sylvester Stal- Belliou: Gambling on lone, Wesley Snipes. A cryogeni- date. hrs.) immortals. (In Stereo) ‘R’ (1 hr., 32 1O:OO a@***%“The Naked City” Burma. ‘R’ (1 hr., 40 rnin.) (1996) WadeckStanczak, 2:OO (D *+* “The Divorce of Lady min.) (1 948, Drama) Barry Fitzgerald, 8:35 “Confessions: Les deux cally frozen policeman is thawed Barbara Pelletier. Three and r X” (1 938, Comedy) Merle Oberon, 3:30 a 0 ** “The Big Brawl” Howard Duff. Two New York City c6tes du mal” (1994, Drame) out in the year 2032 to recapture a prospectors get involved Laurence Olivier. A barrister is (1980, Adventure) Jackie Chan, police detectives chase leads and Jason Bateman, James Wilder. maniacal nemesis from the past. gold company. (1 hr., 32 Mum (In Stereo) El (2 hrs.) named co-respondent in his Jose Ferrer. A 1930s Chicago grill suspects in their relentless Base sur une vraie histoire, deux 9:00 0 Q “Full Circle’ Peg 1 client’s divorce suit after lending gangster hires a young martial search for a playjirl’s killer. (1 hr., jeunes hommes avouent avoir tue 9:00 0 0 ** “For Love or Money” Drama) Teri Polo, her the overnignt use of his hotel artist for an interstate fighting . 35 min.) un policier. El (2 hrs.) (1993, Comedy) Michael J. Fox, Bernsen. Premiere. MA suite. (2 hrs.) competition. (2 hrs.) @ “Great Balls of Fire!” 9:00 0 0 **’/z “Once Upon a Gabrielle Anwar. A concierge who of a brutal rape ham *** dreams of opening his own luxury Sept. 2:07 0 3::.ffY2 “The Bell Jar” (1989, Drama) Dennis Quaid, Honeymoon” (1942, Comedy) woman’s struggle to (1979, Drama) Marilyn Hassett, Winona Ryder. A biography of Ginger Rogers, Cary Grant. An hotel must chaperon a potential again. Based on comp Robert Klein. Based on Sylvia Jerry Lee Lewis, whose reckless American radio reporter comes to investor‘s mistress. (In Stereo) R novel. (In Stereo) Plath’s autobiographical novel. A lifestyle and controversial mar- the aid of a former stripper recently (2 hrs.) 1O:OO @ *** “In the speci 6:OO @ “Dancing in the Dark” (1995) (D @I***I42 “Gilda” (1946, troubled girl copes with the ten- riage nearly destroyed his career. .wedtoa secret member of the Nazi ness” (1995) Sam of pei sions and anxieties of growing up. Victoria Principal, Nicholas (2 hrs.) hierarchy. (2 hrs.) Drama) Rita Hayworth, Glenn Carmen. Readers viole (2 hrs., 30 min.) Campbell. A woman is held as a @ * “Teresa’s Tattoo” (1994) (D **Vi “Demolition Man” (1993, Ford. A war vet’s luck at the to a horror writer‘s latest sion, 3:OO @ “Under the Gun” (1995) virtual prisoner in a mental ward. Adrienne Shelly, C. Thomas Adventure) Sylvester Stallone, gaming tables in Buenos Aires Stereo) ‘R’ Izzl (1 hr., 35 Richard Norton, Kathy Long. A (In Stereo) Ell (1 hr., 37 min.) Howell. Inept crooks find a look- Wesley Snipes. A cryogenically brings him into contact with a 12:OO @ “The Donor‘’ phren debt-ridden club owner must fight 8:OO a @ +*?4 “Once Upon a alike to replace a dead hostage. (In frozen policeman is thawed out in casino owner and his alluring Wincott, Michelle J 898-9 back or die. ‘R’ (1 hr., 30 min.) Texas Train” (1988, Western) Stereo) ‘R’ (1 hr., 28 min.) the year 2032 to recapture a man- bride. (2 hrs.) stuntman struggles to @ :.i:j:.*** “Dark Victory” (1939, Willie Nelson, Richard Widmark. A 12:OO 0 0 ** “Wedding Fie- iacal nemesis from the past. (2 (D ** “Naked Gun 33 1/3: The stole his kidney. (In Ster IHo Drama) Bette Davis, George would-be railway bandit gathers hearsal” (1932, Comedy) Mde h rs.) Final Insult” (1994, Comedy) (1 hr., 34 min.) Comr Brent. A socialite who learns she’s his former gang for a big heist, Oberon, Roland Young. A con- 1O:OO a *** “Song of the Exile” Leslie Nielsen, Priscilla Presley. 12:30 0 0*** “Herman” dying of a brain tumor decides to knowing his old adversary will be firmed British bachelor makes a (1990, Drama) Maggie Cheung, Lieutenant Frank Drebin is coaxed Comedy-Drama) An Panel squeeze a lifetime of living into one hot on his trail. (2 hrs.) point of finding suitors for all the Shwu-Fen Chang. Filmmaker Ann out of retirement to nail a terrorist. ielsen Lie, Elisabeth glorious summer. (2 hrs.) @ “Annie 0” (1995) Coco Yares, prospective brides paradedbefore Hui’s semi-autobiographical tale Based on the “Police Squad!” TV imaginative Norwegian Film I, 3:30 (D K.*** “The Brother From Joely Collins. A female basketball him. (1 hr., 40 min.) of the stormy relationship between series. (2 hrs.) dons an assortment at 6 p Another Planet“ (1984, Science star attempts to join the boys team. @ “Bikini Drive-In” (1994) Ashlie a Japanese woman and her B 0*** “The Last Boy Scout” disguise the fact that Fiction) Joe Morton, Darryl Ed- ‘PG’ (1 hr., 33 min.) Rhey, Richard Gabai. A young daughter. (Subtitled) Izzl(2 hrs.) (1991, Drama) (PA) Bruce Willis, his hair. (2 hrs.) call th 9:10@@**%“LaRageaucoeur” Damon Wayans. An ex-Secret 1:45 *?h “Inner San wards. A gentle extraterrestrial woman devises a sexy new way to @ *SI* “Ed Wood“ (1994) On with mystical healing powers (1994, Drame) Clementine Ce- attract moviegoers. ‘R’ (1 hr., 21 Johnny Depp, Martin Landau. Service agent and a former (1994) Tracy Brooks I lands in New York Harbor and larie, Christine Boisson. Une min.) Based on the life of the director of quarterback uncover sports cor- David Warner. An hei Lions embarks on an odyssey through femme qui a change d’identite est 12:05 0 0** “Bound by Honor‘’ infamously bad films. (In Stereo) ruption while investigating a strip- pects someone may b Harlem. (2 hrs.) poursuivie par un escroc dan- (1993, Drama) Damian Chapa, ‘R’ (2 hrs., 4 min.) per‘smurder. (InStereo)El(2 hrs.) hermurder. (In Stereo)‘R’ Maplc gereux. (2 hrs., 5 rnin.) Jesse Borrego. Urban gang life 12:OO (D ** “The Couch Trip” (1987, 9:lO @ (IiJ*** “Ju Dou” (1990, 22 min.) for a 1 1O:OO @J *Vi “Village of the Damned” takes its toll on two half brothers Comedy) Dan Aykroyd, Walter Drame) Gong Li, Li Wei. Aux an- 2:OO ** !h “Algiers” (1995) Christopher Reeve, Kirstie and their cousin, who eventually Matthau. A bizarre chain of events nees 20, une Chinoise abusee a Drama) Charles B leisur une liaison avec un parent de son Alley. Evil children use mind con- land on both sides of the law. (2 turns an escaped mental patient Lamarr. A wealthy gir tickets 6:OO @ * “National Lampoon’s trol over a small town’s adults. (In hrs., 55 min.) into one of Beverly Hills’ most man. (1 hr., 50 min.) the dazzle of the Cas Senior Trip” (1995) Matt Frewer, Stereo) ‘R’ R (1 hr., 38 rnin.) 12:30 @ *** “Comic Book Confi- popular radio psychologists. (2 1O:OO @ “Ready to Wear (Pret-a- charm of its most noto senior Valerie Mahaffey. Rowdy high- 11:30 0 0*+ “Night Friend” (1987, dential” (1988, Documentary) hrs.) Porter)” (1 994) Sophia Loren, izen, Pepe Le Moko. (2 school students are invited to Drama) Chuck Shamata, Jayne I-ynda Barry, Robert Crumb. In- @ 33: **Yi “Body Language” Marcello Mastroianni. Filmmaker 2:35 0 0** “Angel To nity w1 Washington, D.C. (In Stereo) ‘R’ Eastwood. A priest and a deaf- terviews with the pioneers and (1992, Suspense) Heather Lock- Robert Altman unravels the fa- Adventure) Olivier For yc [I11 (1 hr., 31 rnin.) mute bag lady band together to innovators of the comic-book in- tear, Linda Purl. A troubled secre- shion industry. (In Stereo) ‘R’ El (2 Theresa Saldana. A c 8:OO 0 [a * “Out on a Limb” (1 992, save a teen-age prostitute from a dustry make up this portrait tracing tary attempts to take over her hrs., 12 min.) European kickboxer u True L Comedy) Matthew Broderick, Jef- life on the streets. (2 hrs.) its history. (1 hr., 30 min.) successful boss’s professional 11:35 0 0 ** “Blood Money” martial-arts skills to ta Centrc frey Jones. Bizarre backwater 11:45 @ *l/2 “Dream Lover” (1994) 1ZOO (D *** “Gypsy” (1962, MUS- and personal identity. (2 hrs.) (1988, Drama) Andy Garcia, Ellen streets of Los Angeles. (2 h characters and misadventures James Spader, Madchen Amick. ical) Natalie Wood, Rosalind 12:05 @ 0 **%“Johnny Hand- Barkin. A smuggler and a prosti- min.) complicate a yuppie’s search for An architect discovers that his wife Russell. Basedon the life of Gypsy some” (1989, Drama) Mickey tute become entangled in a con- 2:37 &D i:7i ** “And God his missing sister. 83 (2 hrs.) harbors deep secrets. (In Stereo) Rose Lee, from her childhood with Rourke, Ellen Barkin. A crook, spiracy involving gunrunning to Woman” (1 957, Drama ‘R’ (1 hr., 43 rnin.) a pushy stage mother to her debut given a new identity by recon- Nicaragua’s contra rebels. (2 hrs.) Bardot, Curt Jurgens. Notil 0 **V” “Demolition Man” 12:OO “Strange Bedfellows” Frenchwnmir! !ifids it I 0 1:30 (D 0 ** “Rebel” (1985, as a striptease artist. (3 hrs.) structive surgery, plots revenge a *** (1 993. Adventure) Sylvester Stal- Drama) Matt Dillon, Debbie Byme. agaiiisi ihe gangsters who double- (i964, Comedy) Rock Hudson, resist temptation as lone, Wpc!ey Snipes. ft ~rpgefij- An American veteran, sent to 1:30 @ ** “Embrace of the Vam- crossed him. (2 hrs.) Gina Lollobrigida. To improve his through a series of ro cally frozen policeman is thawed Australia for rest and relaxation pire” (1995) Alyssa Milano, Martin 12:30 @ **%“The Quick and the tarnished corporate image, a staid fairs. (2 hrs., 15 min.) out in the year 2032 to recapture a during World War It, falls in love Kemp. A vampire arouses a vir- Dead” (1 995) Sharon Stone, business executive tries a recon- .3:OO 0 ** “Slugs” maniacal nemesis from the past. with a nightclub singer. (2 hrs.) ginal college student’s passion. (In Gene Hackman. A female gun- ciliation with his liberal wife. (In Horror) Michael Garfield, S (In Stereo) @I(2 hrs.) @ “Amongst Friends” Stereo) ‘R’ @I(1 hr., 32 rnin.) slinger enters a deadly quick-draw Stereo) (2 hrs.) Alvarez. Toxic waste @ **I/? “Wes Craven‘s New (1993) Steve Parlavecchio, Jo- competition. (In Stereo) ‘R’ El (1 12:05 @ a***“Desperate Hours” garden-variety invertebra Nightmare” (1994) Robert En- seph Lindsey. Well-heeled Long hr., 45 min.) (1990, Drama) Mickey Rourke, bloodthirsty killers. (2 hrs. Mimi Rogers. Three escaped glund, Heather Langenkamp. Islandyouths tum to a life of c~iiitc. Freddy Krueger terrorizes the convicts in need of a temporary filmmakers who created him. (In (In Stereo) ‘R’ tLII(1 hr., 26 min.) . hideout invade a businessman’s Stereo) ‘R’ 1111 (1 hr., 52 min.) suburban home. Remake of the 1955 classic. (2 hrs.) Htiowe Sound Beast Feeding Support Group crxnejoin our monthly meeting. Call Jill at 898-1544, =&eastfeedingdropinprwides The Garibaldi Highlands assistance and support Frdays 10 Elementary School parents am. to 11 :30 a.m. at Coast-Gariibakli Notices for non-profit organizations run free in the Squamish Chief. Please phone 892-9161, e-mail at advisory council invites all Health Unit. Call 892-3585. [email protected] or drop a CODY off at our off ices before noon, the Thursdav prior to wblication. parents of children in the schoo Squamish Hosptce Society dun- to come to the gym for coffee teem meet the third Monday each and doughnuts the first day of H Squamish W&vers and spinners Guild meets once a month at 730 p.m. Call 893-9854. classes Tuesday, Sept. 3 from month. For ihcall Shirley at 892-3373. ISquamish Birthright offers confi- 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. .AlcoholicsAnonymousmngs .The SquamishVhlley Equestrian Association meets the la dential help to any woman distressed Royal Canadian Legion are held sewen days a week. Call 892- Tuesday of the month at 7:30 p.m. at St. Joseph’s Catholic an unplanned pqm.Wednesday Branch #227 dart league is Church. For info call Pat at 898-5583 or Suzanne at 898-5939. 7-9 p.m. Fordetails phone 892-9329. holding registration Sept. 3 Al-Anorw‘Alateen:familymembersandfriends .The Squamish Archery Club mts aery Wednesday at 7 ITOPS -Take Off Pounds Sensibly at 7 p.m. at the Legion. Everyon p.m. at the rod and gun dub. For info contad Van at 898-3875. meets Wednesday a! 6% p.m. a! the is welcome. For more informatio H Narcotics Anonymous meets ewy Wednesday at HThe Alano Club bingo runs every Sunday at 37978 Third United Church. Call 898-5260. contact Lise Marier at 898-5425 73p.m. at the library on the Stawamus Resene. Avenue at Vioria Street. It’s a family affair. Squamish Hearty Lifestyles is or Karen Tremblay at 898-1674. HThe Hawe Sound Women’s Centre offers inbrmation and Proposed public traditional school - for more information working to promote healthy choices to ISquamish District Girl Guid referrals by phone or dropin Monday through f%day, noon-4 p.m. phone Marcia at 89844%. imprm Heart HeaM and prevent dis- gistration September 4 from phone 892-5748. IInto the outdoors? Wngfor hiking, climbing or skiing ease. To inquire andor Ldunteer call 0 - 8 p.m. at Mamquam H Legal Aid is a free service provided under qualtfying circum- partners? Support group meets at Xanthine’s Tuesdays at 7:30 Sarah Braebrook at 892-5898. Elementary. For sparks, brown- stances. Apply on the second floor at 38141 Second Awnue, p.m. Call Demdc Horne at 898-3142 . W A Critical Incident Stress ies, girl guides and pathfinders. Squamish. Phone 892-51 14. The Squamish-Whistler Car Club meets the first Debriefing Program has been set up IThe Brackendale Fall Fair IWhen in Difficutt Relationships - A confidential counselling Wednesday of every month at 7 p.m., alternating between to assist people who hmexperienced % “Somethins takes place Saturday, Sept. 7, group brwomen in or out of an abusive relationship. Squamish and Whistler. Call Arnie Anderson at 898-3573 or B traumatic incident Call emergency 995) Julia raid. A betral from noon to 4 p.m., with arts Call Lise at 892-5796. Leagh schoenberger at 892-9877. xger 1-604-979-8576. ible at the fam and crafts, displays, rides for the H Pearl’s PlaceTransition House Call 892-5711. Home school, 9-1 1. Are you interested in parbcipabng ir IIs your child struggling in a uwd- hr., 46 min.) - ages kids and a variety of categories Wunteers aJailable to listen to and support omen mng a small group in Squamish. Please call 892-5600. xl dass,not learning the basics of read- m from garden produce to jams, abuse. Shelter can house seen women and childdren. IThe Squamish Gardeners meet once a month in different ng and wnbng skills? Wents interest- jellies and wine. Information IParents Offering Support and Education (POSE), support- locations from 7:30.9:30 p.m. Each meeting has a different topic. xi in starbng a mphome schooling II Circle” (1 96 Corbin Berr booklets and entry forms are ng families vvhh are raising children with physrcal, mental or For details call 892-3577.Meting dates are July 15, Aug. 19, xogm, call 893-4806 fw medetails. le memory o available variety of locations motional challenges, meets first and third Tuesdays the IHome Emergency Response pers a young at a the of Sept 16, Od.21 and Nov. 18. ;trust and IC including the Brackendale month at Sea to Sky Communrty services office. IThe Squamish Hamers track and field dub is starting up %’ograrn: Help is only a touch away Danielle Stec I @I (2 hrs.) General Store, The Garden ‘or details call f3ev at 898-5052 or Susan at 898-4212. again. For details call Gary Enkel at 892-5839. vhen you subscribe to the Lifeline “Don Juan I Centre, Nurseryland, Squamish ICanadian Cancer Society meets the second Monday of the The Squamish Rdclimbers’Association is looking for lnonitoring system. For &talk call sally wlon Brandc sychiatrist co Public Library, Tantalus Seniors TKxlffi in the hospRal board room at 7:30 p.m. members. This group comprises Squamish residents who are 4lchd, 8925211. y confused lo Centre, Sun Spirit Studio and =Or patient services inb call Katy McIntosh at 898-3399. interested in rockclimbing and wish to be inbrmed of issues Itf you or a loved one suffers fmm 3-13’ @I(1 hr. local I Circle” (19% Valleycliffe Store. 3 vdunteer info call Thomas at 892-5664. and cents. To register, please call Ron at 892-5181. upus, and ylw are interested in Corbin Bern! 3 memory of BSea to Sky Singers start Overwters Anonymous: meets at Squamish General Parent-tot dropin program for parents and children six years Qrting a support group, or if you lers a young another season Sept. 10 at .iospRal board room ewy Sunday night at 7 p.m. For info call .and under is held Monday, Wednesday and Fiiday from 9:s mv someone who has hpus, call trust and lo\ 3anielle Stee 6:30 p.m. at the Pentecostal 592-3359. 11 :30 a.m. at Sea to Sky Communrty Services. For details, call honda at 898-3324. El (2 hrs.) Church with registration for D Senior citizens counselling is a free service to help Joanne, Sharon Nina at 892-5796. ISquamish and District Diabetes *hk “Fare service or 375, Mystery returning members. New mem- eniors complete applications kr pensions and other benefits and H RCMP Victim Services program is in need of rssociation is a support group for Charlotte R :handler‘s pri bers are welcome to join the mess other agencies. For more inkxmation, call Charles more volunteers. The service provides support, ~3seof all ages wrttt diabetes, fnends )we takes or group, particularly male voices, jchilberg at 898-9393. information and appropriate referrals to victims and and family Meetings are the third Tues- I search for ig girlfriend. ( and voice placement interviews IChildren and Adutts with Attention Deficit Disorder Wt witnesses of crime. Application forms are available at jay of hemonth at 73p.m. at dventures of are required prior to the start third Monday of aery month at 7 p.m. at Wendale the Squamish RCMP detachment or call 898-1572 for Seniors Centre. For details call mbling on Pi the the Tantalus sckStanczak, date. For interview appointments Secondary School home ec room.The group will be starbng to more information. Wat898-5445. dletier. Three get involved and registration information call neet agatn in September.. H Singles Friendship Club meetings are aery Thursday at 8 ITIE Canadian Cancer Society is iy. (1 hr., 32 r Murray Purdie at 898-4266 or IB.C. Special Olympics (Squamish local) needs dunteers p.m. in the Sea to Sky Hotel. For details call Doratt.ly at 898-4906. oroviding a supporP group Rx persons “Full Circle” en’ Polo, Peg Tinney at 898-5260. md athletes. Call Sheny at 892-2224. HHowe Sound German School offers German lan- Mng with cancer, and their families. The emiere. The r IA Journey of Hope starting guage instruction for pre-school to Grade 7 and neetings are the first Tuesday of emy ipe hampers : iggle to trust a Sept. 16 in Squamish is a free adults. For information call Katie at 892-5360. nonth at 8:OO p.m. in the boardroom of on Danielle comprehensive 12 week course IBridge Club meets Monday nights at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic International Training in Communication is forming a jquamlsh General Hosprtal. For details specifically designed for families MI on Cledad Amue. For inkxmaton call Kathy at 892-9823 club in the Squamish area. If you are interested in sharp- A Marilynne at 898-50471 or Katy at of persons with major depres- K Wneat 898-2702. ening your skills in organization, public speaking, effective B8-3399. sion, bi-polar illness or schizo- ICribbage Night at the Rayal Canadian Legm, kx members meetings and parliamentary procedures call Daniela at phrenia. Call 892-5796(days) or vxl gW,8 p.m. each Wednesday. 898-2581. 398-9794 (evenings). IHowe Sound Chamber of Commerce General Meeting - H Royal Canadian Legion Ladies Auxiliary Tantalus Seniors Centre at 1471 Pemberton IThe Howe Sound Arts Council is a volunteer ’anel Discussion on the B.C. meets at the Legion Hall last Tuesday of each Ave. is open Monday to Friday, 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. organization created to encourage and assist in 3rn Industry. September 17 month at 7:30 p.m. Executive meeting every sec- Drop in and enjoy smoke-free social and refresh- development of the arts in our community. 3t 6 p.m. For more information ond to last Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. ments. Crib and cards, pool, darts and music Monthly meetings are held the fourth Wednesday :all the Chamber at 892-9244. Contact Mrs. Amy Poole at 898-5714. every day. Call 892-1066 for information. of the month. For details call Kathleen at 898- IOn Sept. 29, the Squamish Squamish Royal Canadian Legion needs all H The Royal Purple of Squamish meets the 5951. -ions Club is bringing the Legion members. Please plan to attend our next second Resday of each month at 8 p.m. If you Sea to Sky Communities Network (formerly rAaple Leaf Choir to Squamish general meeting. are free to do volunteer work or help with the new Freenet) public terminals at Squamish Public or a performance in the 1 Kinsmen Club of Squamish meets on the alcohol and drug awareness program call Terry at Library. A growing community information source eisure centre. Crzmplimentary second and fourth Thursday evenings of each 892-5731. TQ become a new member calf 892- for non-profit organizations. ickets are available for all month. If you are between the ages of 19 and 45 5731. Free worldwide communications. Call 892-5467 for ieniors, those who do commu- and interested in a community club that stresses Squamish Block Parents is in need of new details. iity work and school children. service and fellowship, call Don Burroughs at Block Parents throughout the area. You need not Sea to Sky Community Services Society pro- :or your ticket, drop into Raj’s 892-2020 days or evenings at 898-3526. be a parent, just someone concerned with safety vides support and assistance to individuals and iue Value store in the Chieftain W Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Squamish pro- in the community. For more information contact families in the Howe Sound corridor. For informa- ;entre Mall or phone 892-501 1. vides volunteer adults to work on a one-to-one Liz Shepherd at 898-9776 or the Squamish tion phone 892-5796. basis with children from single parent families. RCMP ISquamish RCMP Victim Services - for more For details call 892-3125. Kiwanis Club of Squamish meets the first information call Kathy or Karen at 898-1572. W Welcome Wagon hostess brings gifts and and fairth T~esdayd each mnn?!! at 7 p.m. st the Rs!ary Clcllb of Squamish meets every greetings whether you’re new in town, have a Tantalus Seniors Centre. For more information Thursday at noon at the Sea to Sky Hotel. Visiting new baby, getting married or know a couple who call Stew McLeod at 898-3594. Rotarians are always welcome to join. is. Call Kim at 898-8299. H Squamish Lions Club meetings are held the H Community Christmas Care Meeting H Junior Forest Wardens program is a chal- first and third Thursdays of the month at 7 p.m. at September 11 from 1 - 2 p.m. in Squamish lenging and regarding outdoor-oriented experi- the Easter Seal Camp rec room. New members or United Church. New members welcome. ence. The Club starts again in September. guests welcome. Phone Raj Kahlon at 892-501 1. I ~ ~- ,I x 1 68r:

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Judy Holden Crystal I%alls Centre By Cathie Price h1.A. A.B.S. 92.1 -592 I 25 years experierice 11wy 00 - 2 mi. S. 1,ioris Ihy ---...."I)-- - Florence Tetrault Certified Practioncr -- all+.* harvests lead to festivals and fairs .. s bring summer to a proper close. Celebrating the full and their heads muddled by ale. st has been a part of the yearly cycle as long as com- This type of harvest festival was enacted year after year, e land. Most places still hold down through the centuries until relatively recent times. ct link to earlier times. Even as machinery took over the farm labor, communities harvest festivals were practical- never ceased to gather and celebrate the harvest. We have ey took place in the fields and to look no farther than Brackendale, once the farming ach stage and crop of the harvest was complet- community for the Squamish valley. With few farms in essfully. Before farm machinery took over the har- sight nowadays, it's a good thing fall fairs remind us of 130s 326 1 Gi3rih;\ldI HiRhlarid~,13C 1 s a time of back-breaking work, surrounded by the past. Otherwise fall would bring little more than back \'@N TO to school shopping. That would be a tragic end for sum- harvest, communities appointed a mer. THE HOWE SOUND MENTAL HEALTH and respected man of the village as their Lord of Of all the harvest crops, the one I look forward to most is ADVISORY COMMITTE ANNOUNCES rvest. He was responsible for negotiating wages apples. Starting in September, a variety of apples ripen in g the fieldworkers and setting the succession. Not only are more types of apples available, rests and meal breaks, and urging but they are fresh and crisp, not punky after months of en moved across the field in a line, storage. Apples are delicious in all kinds of coolung. Look y went. Behind them followed the for tart flavored types that hold their shape well and don't and older men who gathered and bound the cut cook into applesauce. Granny Smiths are good, fresh A free comprehensive 1Lweek course designed stacked and dried, it was made Golden Delicious are a bit bland but keep their shape, specifically for families for persons with major cks or collected on carts and taken back to the barns. Northern Spy if you can find any are the finest cooking depress ion, b i - po 1a r i 11 ness or sc h i z o p h re 11 i a. at ceremony was always attached to the gathering of apple, and the new Mutsu is similar to the Delicious. Use st sheaf of grain, bnnging a resounding Harvest any of these in the following apple kuchen, a creamy Offering: the reapers as it was cut. The last sheaf was apple square that's wonderful with coffee. Information 0 Coping skills with special respect and used to make Corn SelfCare 0 Emotional S u/il>ort as it was believed to harbor the Corn Spirit itself Apple Kuchen out England "corn" was the generic name for all 1 cup all-purpose flour Classes start in Septelnher. For infc)rrnation ns, most often wheat). 1/4 tsp. baking powder atop the final load of grain, the last sheaf was car- 1 Tbsp. sugar Call: 89205 796 (days) 898.9794 (evenings) the village in triumph. In some places it was 1/4 tsp. salt ned into a Corn Lady or Kern Baby, dressed in white l/2 cup butter, chilled and garlanded with colored ribbons. 4 apples, peeled and cored following spring on Plough Monday, the Corn 1/2 cup sugar es would be planted in the first new furrow, so that 1/2 tsp. cinnamon spirits could be released to ensure another good har- 1 egg yolk During the winter months, the Corn Dolly was 1/4 cup whipping cream ed to protect the family from evil spirits and from Heat oven to 350 degrees. Sift together the flour, baking e end of the harvest each farmer gave a huge sup- powder, sugar and salt. Cut in the butter until it resembles ho had helped bring in the crop. Having coarse crumbs. Press the dough into a 9 inch square bak- ed the last load of grain, the team of harvesters would ing dish. their elected Lord of the Harvest into supper. Slice the apples into thin wedges. Arrange in rows on top usual fare at a Harvest Supper was boiled beef or of the dough. Sprinkle with sugar and dust with cinna- followed by some kind of bread mon. Beat together the yolk and cream. Drizzle over top of st breads were made, often in the the apples. Bake for about 45 minutes, until the crust is r of wheat. Great quantities of ale were con- golden and the apples are soft. Serve warm or cool. d and the wages, often pitifully small, would be The Brackendale Fall Fair takes place Saturday, Sept. 7 was probable that the harvesters were less from noon to 4 p.m. in a field on Kathleen Brennan's farm. to grumble about low wages if their stomachs were Access is from the north end of Brennan Road. L ip to the PNE brings bacCc memori Branch #70 News Boulevard in February so give her a Tantalus Seniors Centre News eryone on the trip to the PNE call at 898-5463 and sign up. Open Monday to Friday, 1- 4 p.m. week seemed to have had a great Elder College at Cap College is an Closed weekends and holidays. The weather was perfect. educational community where Monday - crafts; Tuesday - crib; gs have sure changed over the adults 55 years of age and over can Wednesday, Thursday and Friday - . I remember when I was a kid ( explore new areas of learning. You games and cards of your choice. Call ng time ago), we loved the Pure can find out about Squamish study the centre at 892-1066 if you can vol- Ods Building at the PNE. Those lit- program and meet the program facil- unteer your services or if you have per cups they gave out with itators at the open house on any suggestions for programs. ork and beans or Vdednesday, September 4 at 130 pm. Starting Tues. Sept. 10, The Crib etti and a cookie There will be -five Club will again have their potluck courses offered and lunches starting at 12 noon. For crib remember the but- the registrations will take members only. Bring your favorite displays? I remem- place. Refreshments dish. For those not bringing pot luck, one year they had a will be served. the cost is $3. Crib beglns at 2:OO. Hill Walking Club News On Sept. 10 we will have a financial ='her, with the farmer, It was a beautiful day report and an election of officers for TMfe and child doing last week for the walk the seniors association starting at jdres. That was some- Wirachowsky and picnic at Porteau. 12:45. +g to see. This Thursday, Sept. 5, Don't forget Saturdav the fall fair we meet at 10 a.m. bv starts at noon at the Biennan Farm. I'eryone chose thei; own amuse- the gate at the end of Westwa; Even if you aren't entering in any of lent for the day. There was a variety Avenue for one of Doris' walks. the categories, come and see your I outdoor and indoor entertainment Over the Hill Hiking Club neighbors' talents. Lots of fun for the ld all free of charge. Once again I This Sunday Sept. 8, meet at the grandchildren. l0k in the Superdog Show as I Super Valu parking lot at 9 a.m. TO Get well wishes to George Gilmour, ways enjoy it. pool rides for a hike to Loggers Lake Evelyn Dawson and Bettina Clarke. Elaine has plans for the Christmas near Whistler phone Julie at 898-4316 Condolences to the family of Steve tour in December and Sunset or Rika at 898-5581. Tracy who passed away last week. 26 SEPTEMBER 3,1996 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF EVERYONE'S COMMUNITY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Do you d TEMPORARY Official community plan update - FULLTlMEpasars! We will send you QUALIFIEDpemms questionnaire findings OVERNIGHT I by Margaret Thornton lap with the issues selected. sent to numerous govern- within a few short HOURS. or District of Squamish Six specific questions relat- mental and local agencies we INTERvlEw ed to housing issues showed CheckREFERENCEs provide comment into the In late June 1996 5,800 the following responses: Official Community Plan. SAW you questionnaires with back- 1. allow smaller single family This information, in additi MONEY and ground information on the lot sizes: 55 per cent no; 37 BOOK WORK to technical background M1sce Hours :6 am'to 12 midnight Official Community Plan per cent yes. information is being Update was mailed to all res- 2. provide more affordable processed by the Planning Box3377 Phone : (604) 894)-9830 iciences and businesses in S;arfbaldi Highlands, BC housing: 53 per cent, yes; Consultant and will be Fax : (604) 894)3930 Squamish. 38 per cent, no. CrON 1TD Toll Free : 1- brought forward as back- A total of 482 3. reduce the need for auto- ground information to the Questionnaires were mobiles in selecting new-.. Official Community Pla received with a response rate areas for housing develop- Update and will be the s of 8.5 per cent. Thank you ment: 59 per cent yes; 32- Margaret Thornton ject of the upcoming pub everyone who took the time per cent no. Municipal Planner- meetings. to fill out the questionnaires. 4. encourage mixed residen- District of Squamish Steering committee Response was representative tial densities: 54 per cent In conjunction with the from all neighborhoods. yes; 39 per cent no. hoods, the preservation of Official Community Plan Persons responding to the 5. encourage more down- environmentally sensitive Update a Steering questionnaire included new town residential develop- areas, and protection of nat- Committee has been fo residents living in Squamish ment: 72 per cent yes; 18 ural areas. with Councillor Paul La less than two years- 13 per- per cent no. The questionnaire included Councillor Tom Bruusg cent; between two to five 6, increase residential densi- a section where respondents and District of Squamis years - 16 per cent; between ties in the respondent's were invited to add their staff. Council has appoin five to ten years - 19 per cent specific neighborhood: 60 personal comments and a Citizen's advisory and ten years and over - 52 per cent no; 27 per cent, extensive comments were Committee to overview t per cent. yes. provided. These comments Official Community Plan Persons responding who The issue of secondary are varied and indicate the process composed of Stev had children under 17 years suites was surveyed and the large extent of concerns from Hinton, Meg Fellowes, K of age living at home was 41 finding indicates support to the public. Smillie, Kevin Shaw, A per cent. allow suites throughout More comments welcome Keeler, Mike Nelson, The questionnaire asked Squamish subject to regula- Although nearly 500 , Lamont, Cheryle Bass, where people work. There tions concerning size, safety Squamish residents respond- Shannon and Astrid was quite an overlap for this and use (46 per cent) and if ed to the questionnaire, addi- Anderson. The Citiz question as numerous people the owner occupies the pri- tional public input is Advisory Committee's role work in more than one loca- mary residence- 42 per cent. required and being sought. to provide for direct citizen tion. Seventy-one per cent There was little support for The questionnaire results input into the update of the identified Squamish; 10 per total prohibition or to permit serve only to provide a gen- Official Community Plan. cent the Greater Vancouver suites outright with minimal eral indication of concern Council selected those me Regional District; 9 per cent regulations with 6 per cent and issues throughout the bers from the commu Whister/Pemberton; and 11 each. District of Squamish. they represent-all ne per cent identified them- Eighteen per cent outlined Additional opportunities hoods throughout the selves as being retired or that secondary suites should District of Squamish, and abr@( for input into the Official :

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r the Planning Happy ending for top three Eco-finishers nd will be rard as back- lam Eco-Internet won by a wide margin while Hewleit Packard and Hi-Tec crossed the finish as one mation to the he said. munity Plan ”But it’s not a small venture. It’s like putting together dl be the suk an Everest expedition in terms of the magnitude of it.’’ coming public Organizers changed the course several times over thc 1 past week for safety reasons and to speed teams up. nmittee I The route through the second glacier leg was moved to a lower elevation when a weather system was reportcd on its way. And even the final bike leg was made easier with the removal of the last cliinb up Microwavt and the Northwest Passage. Howard admitted the local course was a challenge to navigate and more physically difficult than he had anticipated. ”You really had to think about where you were going and make an effort to navigate well,” he said. ”If vou didn’t do that you were in trouble.” Little incidents also helped boost Eco-Internet’s over- all morale, in particular a birthday card ior Howard and Adamson which arrived for the team whilc it M’JS negotiating one of the mountaineering scctions. Howard had nothing but compliments for the rncc’s locale and added the venue was more enjnvnble than Utah, the site of the 1995 inaugural race, ns thti terrain was much more varied. “I’ve been in lots of COLIII~~~~~,in South Amcrica and Europe. But it was stunning in B.C. I recommend it as a

place to come for anyone’I if they were interested in walking or climbing. Most teams before the race admitted experience Dmmunity ,@ing team Eco-InterneVReebok paddles down the Squamish River to the transition area. David Donaldson photos would be the main factor in who completed the Sea to ill neighbor-’I Skv corridor course first. Howard has himself competed in and won several i adventure races, including the Raid Gauloise, and has been involved in mountain sports for the past 25 years. The second- and third-place teams, Hewlett Packard and Hi-Tec, arrived at the final bike leg in Squamish Saturday around 1:15 p.m. and pulled into Whistler together about 6 p.m., riding side by side and singng “11s sont vraiment tres formidable.” At the finish line France’s Philippe Dutilleux said the two squads decided to complete the last leg as one team as the race for them was officially over when Team Eco-Challenge crossed the finish line. the final leg - an abbreviated version of the Dutilleux said the winning team first gained an advantage of almost 4 1 /Z hours during the canoeing section on Downton Lake as the Kiwis paddlrd faster and Hewlett Packard elected to rest for a couplt~of hours. Gn Sunday Team Salomon Blackcomb was still the top Canadian squad in 11 th place closelbr followed by Team Forest Alliance Canada in 14th place, and orga- nizers anticipated the local squads would be able to finish the course later that day. Only 21 of the 70 teams John Howard enjoys a rest before the last leg of the course. competing were expected to finish before the race’s Sept. 1 cutoff as several were held up by the storm Howard’s enthusiasm contrasted the mood of dis- front which moved in early Friday. qualified teams arriving at the race’s Pemberton Meadows mid-point on Wednesdav. lornetre adventure race in perspective. A dejected Team Sask-Quest, one40f six Canadian ere was no secret ...j ust go out and have fun,” squads in the 70-team field, sat down for on2 final rd said in response to claims that his team mem- team meeting before granting intcrviews. ere superhumans able to go long periods with- Tleam captain Tanws Hozlper of North Vaxouver, said the team ran inio dehydration problems on the first nternet officially completed the sever.-leg race, day in the mountaineering section. N included a horse ride and run sectioi:, two We shippedA- (one moxber) out bccausc si:? was ha!- /I ~ ain biking legs, two glacier /mountaineering lucinatirig, he said. ”I don’t know whetht.7 it was a canoeing portioc and a white water rafiing trip, matter of not enough fuel but she \fr ut six days and 18 hours. Hoopel-- said the rexainder of ti^ .-. -,, .. arcl, whose team included Robert Nagie, continukg the race xtr~,t.:e~;::::e. . ... ’.

11ne Prince, Iar: Adamson and Keith Murray,, cred- ii- .* sleep.. - ., . . .. the win to tean-: spirit and a heap of aciveniure rac- We v,rolce up in tile rr;:ojie cfi .- ;,i,,’ewere 7 1 I still only at 70 per cent. and still !-,~.: . ::: .’.-;- : :I:../: i:. s pret-

I.- 1 ~.,.-b, were reasonably well rested through the whole ty hard ?;I- the bodv ta recover :E-, I. ~00pe:-added that witkt the n.m~- ..-.’.,-.i ::b,out five nd I think that’s one of our secrets - not to get kilometres away tnrough dense sii G ; .I, team made a group decision to turn arctlnc! a;-d pack it in. an athlete I don’t think I’m better than anyone “I wasn’t piepared to drag someone out because of exhaustion.” As that decision finally sunk in, Hooper admitted the team found it hard to deal with the failure. “The last couple of days it’s been tough to swallow,.” Teams had to change out of their wet gear on the go. 28 SEPTEMBER 3,1996 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF

Squamish fastball team wins miovincial------ChamDionshk- - I- D B- ;C By David Donaldson Victoria in the last two games, 12-0 and 6-1. ment - the North American Fastpitch Association 1 Squamish Chief "It's not that the teams were that bad, we just played World Series -in Hutchinson, Kansas Aug. 20-26, v totally sound ball," said Stuart. "Throughout every three wins and two losses. Poor sports on the other teams only made the mem- game everybody hit great, played great defence and we In the first game against Southern California A bers of the Greg Gardner GM Fastball Club play better, had outstanding pitching from Doug Allin and Jim struck out 13 batters but Squamish couldn't get on E >av strengthening their resolve to become the gold' medal Peers.'' - no one struck out but they hit everything right to -ami winners at the B.C. Fastball Provincial Championships Allin was named most valuable player of the tourna- SoCal fielders and lost 1-0. in Richmond Aug. 17-18. ment. Squamish regrouped and beat Tulsa, Oklahoi the "It was the most satisfying tournament we have Stuart says even teams who didn't face Squamish com- Belen, Minnesota; and Denver, Colorado before be to E played as a team to date," said manager John Stuart. plained Gardner GM was too good to play in the cham- knocked out 7-6 by Illini, Indiana. ;eeir "What made it so special for all of us was that we were pionships. "Our second loss, which put us out, was our th Yl absolutely hated by the other teams. (They) couldn't "It seemed funny to us...we come from a community game of the day and with five regulars injured we gi nd R had compete with us so they whined about everything we of about 15,000 people to choose our team from, where- it all we had right up to our last out," Stuart said. ''j did. as every other team has five to 10 times that amount of Peers pitched a great game - we just couldn't give ngei 1 E "I think our team showed a lot of class by keeping our players to choose from. a lead to work with." 1's rc ~nouths.shut and letting our playing do the talking.'' "All the whining and protesting pumped us up to the Gardner GM finished in the top 20 out of 68 teams 1 wou The Squamish team completely dominated the provin- level we played at. The whole team is proud to bring the Stuart said he felt the team was one of the top three. *a)l cials, beating the Vancouver Jerimiahas 7-1, Campbell gold medal back to Squamish." A top 20 finish in an international tournament v I ml River 8-1, Vancouver Rossini's 13-0, and. taking out However, Gardner GM struck out at the next tourna- "not bad, but we expected better." Ips : kIlO1 Y On the Mountain bikers can clue in with SORCA Search v it lCC01 It's a mountain bike race with a twist. The Howe Sound Men's Soccer League Sean. there are enough talented playe 1 The first SORCA Search, to be run on the will be starting its season Sept. 15 at Squamish to form a competitive tean ue In tl old Brodie Test of Metal loop, will have Centennial Field with a 10:30 a.m. kickoff. Howe Sound Minor Softball is putting hopes to see lots of players come ou; ; Le ridem t'ollowing clues to find their own A new team from Whistler together a bantam rep fast- more information contact Mike at 898 to sc routes to the course finish. The better you and a new Squamish Khalsa pitch team for airls born in or Nicole at 898-5193. II ice j knoiv thc trails - the faster you will fin- team have be& added to the i981-82. The tgam will be rn ue fi ish. league, and any new players playing a 20-game season The Squamish Rock Boxing Club $Po* nave I'hcrc xeprizes of' $50, $30 and $40 for interested in joining the starting in mid-April and new hours for its gym in the indu the top three finishers and draw prizes as park. Beginning Sept. 3 hours of operl Ski league can call Sean at 898- will be traveling to 2asec well. It costs $2 to enter and the start/fin- 9477 or show up for Thursday Richmond and Coquitlam. are: Monday-Thursday - 3:15-5 ; &r@ se tt ish is at the upper yellow gate above Alice ] evening practice at Games will be played Tuesday-Thursday - 7-9 re. TI I.akc. Thc race besns at noon Sept. 8 and Centennial Field. The league Tuesday and Thbrsday Wednesday (ladies only) - 7-8 p.m. :ity 1 f,irnilit.s art' strongly encouraged to attend. is also looking for any local referees who evenings with occasional weekend tourna- Memberslups: Adults - $40 per - cal 1 The nest SORCA monthly meeting is at would like to lend a hand. Referees are ments and will be practising indoors dur- plus $25 per month, Youths -$25 per ortai the Hoive Sound Inn brew pub at 7:30 paid $30 per game. If anyone is interested ing the winter. There will also be winter plus $20 per month, Corporate - $20( r gel Sept. 10. in chairing the league this year or helping gym time booked for all minor players. year plus $100 per month. out with part of the responsibilities call Minor softball's Mike Puchmayr feels For more information phone 892-745 in tl Wei ncial iss i! nd 1 has wit1 nd a

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the community of Squamish contin- to grow, its minor sports programs seeing more participants every year. Weiss, president of the Howe Minor Hockey Association, says it

commodate minor hockey, men’s Minor soccer is having its biggest year. e hockey ringette and figure skat- Squamish soccer players has allowed Leisure Centre, and Weiss would teams to travel to the Lower Mainland to o see another facility developed. play in competitive leagues. This year a ce joining the Lions Gate hockey new travel league, Sea to Sky Youth five years ago, Howe Sound play- Soccer, was developed to take two teams e enjoyed improving enthusiasm of Squamish Scorpions to play in skill levels in the sport. ”It’s Vancouver’s Ti-City Soccer League. eased dramatically because even our Although the general trend in minor sports is to a see a drop off in older play- ers as they start working or lose interest, this is often offset by an increase in younger players registering. Keith Magee, president of the Howe generous sponsorship. ”The spon- Sound Minor Ball association says more 92-7473.rrs in this town are just fantastic to US,” younger players mean an increase in Out of play ys Weiss. “We never have any trouble baseball and softball registration this A Squamish Nations Wild Ones player rounds third and heads for home as the sii ancially. ” year. North Shore Renegades third base misses the throw in last weekend’s Slo-pitch keiss is also vice-president of the Howe He says the facilities have been better tournament. David Donaldson photo ound Youth Soccer League, which he than ever. The new batting cage built at its biggest registration year Brennan Park this season has seen plenty with more than 800 players signing of use from Squamish’s junior sluggers and an extra eight to 10 new teams. and will hopefully have a complete roof

The numbers have been increasing by next season. There was ”a better I the last few years because it’s an response from the district for mainte- ,\ HOWE SOUND E sport.” nance and repairs than ever before - per player or a maximum of thanks to (parks and recreation commis- 85 per family, soccer is the most accessi- sioner) Bob Kusch.” URLIN 1k of the local sports and has the longest Squamish businesses continue to pro- lason. The Centennial Field playing area vide excellent support for the teams, !extremely well maintained by the dis- some even wanting to sponsor two teams CLUB h,and the lengthy spring and fall day- next season. Magee says he has also seen $ht hours give the soccer league flexibil- a higher level of interest from players and 1995196 Season in its schedule to allow for new teams. coaches and expects to see some ”really this year the league has begun a new good teams coming up from the younger DmputerizedI registration system based age groups.” ffi the one used by the hockey associa- This year’s enthusiastic executive LEAGUE REGISTRATION : SEPT. 9th, 1Oth, 1 lth. 7pm - 9pm n. Players receive a registration form committee is currently working on plans (Upstairs Curling Lounge) the mail, fill it out and mail it back to for a fall league with rep teams playing \e soccer league with no unnecessary against teams from North and West lips to the leisure centre. Vancouver, and working at getting a CURLING CLINICS : OCT 5th & 6th 8:30 am - 2:3O pm n recent years the skill level of longer season with more tournaments. (Contact the Club to register at 898=5558) P ALL CLINICS INCLUDE : Use of Push Broom Great summer on the greens for : Sliding Material COST I ; Novice Manual $15.00 ~ Squamish goffers : Coffee and Muffins The tournament season is winding Fran Hurren the low net winner. own at the Squamish Valley Golf and The men’s club championship was held * Participants are asked to wear warm stretchable buntry Club but the beautiful summer under almost ideal conditions Aug. 17-18 clothing and clean footwear. reather made for some excellent play in and proved to be a real test for the 59 le championships this year. golfers who participated. The first round The senior men’s club championship on Saturday had Brad Cochlin leading dy 13-14 was the highlight of the month the pack with a score of 75. On the sec- rith an excellent turnout of 39 seniors ond day Herb Chambers made his late Kchanging good shots over 36 holes. charge and held off the pack to emerge I LEAGUES AVAILABLE BONSPIELS OW gross winner was Jim Machan at 160 victorious with a score of 156. Low net Novice Ladies (NoK) rith Dunc Graham and Howie Jaquish champion was Bill Featherston at 147. 24- Social Club 7 Company (Dec.) lose behind. Low net honors went to The ladies’ club championship Aug. LA--, HI-- \ run0 Marini at 135 with a runner up tie 25 saw Kay Tomisawa again victorious Mens & iauies lvltfl IS (JUI 1. J etween Cec Vansickle and Armand with a two day total of 174. Karen Mixed Mixed (Mar.) onstantine. The Super Senior category Vanzella was second with 178 and low Junior & Senior ?A roduced a low net tie of 145 between Ed net winner was M.J. Charman with 144. hachowski and Eric Strom. The junior club championship the same FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT 898-5558 The senior ladies’ club championship weekend saw Gareth Bradley win with a 2458 Mamquam Road , eld Aug. 1 and Aug. 8 had a good score of 149, Kevin Hogg in second with lrnout with Kay Tomisawa winning the 168 and Nick Milier in third with 172. lampionship, Liz Cook runner-up and Low net winner was Ken Webb. 30 SEPTEMBER 3,1996 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF

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DR. BART MCROBERTS DR. DEBRA ROVlNELLl DR. CORINNE KNIGHT APAINTING & CONTRACTING JLTD, Certified Professional Councellor II DR. NANCY HARDIN INTERIOR& EXTERIOR mmlw 0 couple & family Adult survivors of sexual abuse 0 alcohol & drua FREEESTIMATES -e I PRESSURE WASHING post-trauma stress disorder hospice, loss & grief SQUAMISH OPTOMETRY RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL by appointment 0 family violence EYE HEALTH CLINIC ...... 1 pi A.M. P.M. a suicide and crisis Now OPENSATURDAY 9 - 4 I BENJAMINMOORE PAINT 892-2213 ...... 103-1365 PEMBERTON AVE. PH 892-5103 CELL 892-1208 UAMISH 892-5055 1-888-393-4897

', t 898-5488 1, : f . 932-0888 898-4022 I GOT A LEAK? Whistler FaX Squarnish I NEED A PLUMBER? &estlietics*m? Full Aesthetic Services Call Chris 896-5757 including I CRANE CO, LTD, I Sculptured Nails STOKES For all your household plumbing Electrolysis .. Spa Treatments ' , .. repairs & installations. - 28T Gtove RT 5oT G TMS 475 Open Monday - Saturday 12O'Reach 142 Rrurrh 24 Hour Service Reasonable Rates Highlands Mall 898-3244 I

bur Feet Can Make You illy Licensed Certaped Optician and Contact Lens lurt Aff Over, BEFORE AFTER ?rregistered with College of Opticians of BC ey may feel fine, Tom Huggins t your feet.. can cause Appraisals accepted for mortgages by the Holly Watson Royal Bank, Scotia Bank & ir custom foot orthotics Squamish Credit Union j chiropractic therapy I hour service on most ic1 relief natu ral Iv. contacts and glasses - TILT BALANCE BILL BlLN R.I. (B.C.) r. Frank Martin = chiropractor 1362 Pemberion Ave. 398-2027 CELL 240- I736 FAX 898-2047 ;I45 2nd Avenue Call Gloria at 892-3064 892-5615

L. 898-4652 Sea Sky X. 898-4631 to '0 apply, I \ Stables Inc. Fresh Clnt tIerbs fivailable Now! -7223. Ph Now booking for an appoir jvursevy Stock Aromatherapy I., id^ camp DI-O~ camp t 932-721 e ALL ASPECTS OF ROOFING & In Trail rides everyday CUSTOM SHEET - METAL WORK irs experic i (Corner of Depot '& Reid, Brackendale) Drbp In or Book ahead ORNAMENTAL COPPER & ZTNC 's, Tr ucki n '-- Fri. & SUM.1-8 pm ov call 1385 Call Martin 898-3934 &anting tl 898-9564 Located at Cheekeye behind sawmill 20 for mc baldi Highlands, BC FREE ESTIMATES 5 ------u a matur 2 person? )b with fli -a M mefit pad ntenake & Design sume in 1 ley's 24 H Fall Clean-up ii see we FOUMIN6 FRAMINO 1st a gas ! Pruning SPECMIZlNG IN SAXE& ------. Bulb Planting SERWCE G CONSUXTING F lNISHIN6 Brad G Payne mced wai Owner/Operator Custom Hmee 1 Mu!fi Family Housing r for part 898-3262 Vera Cruz 898-4055 Fax: 898-8230 --..------..-. THE SQUAMISH CHIEF SEPTEMBER 3, 1996 @31

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rn-inirnum charge of $8.50 for 1 column XI”The Squamish Chid does srhnrticnmnnt nnsrrilincr Frirlsrw 5 p.m. not guarantee the inser- l tion of a particular adver- tisement on a s ecified ssified, special classifieds or display classifieds: date, or at all, a though every effort will beP made ’?% per word to meet the wishes of the vailable. Deadline advertisers. Further, the Friday noon. ublishers do not accept [ability for any loss or damage caused by an error or inaccuracy in the ement in the upcoming issue. printing of an advertis- rnent beyond the amount FAX MACHINE DIAL: 89218483 omissions as these ads may All Classified Ads must be pre-paid paid for the s ace actually 11 occupied by t I: e portion of PERSON OR BY MAIL: not be proof read because before publication. Account billing the advertisement in subject to $3 service charge. 500,38113 -2nd Avenue, Squamish, B.C. VON 3G0 of time constraint. . which the error occurred.

Great location, close to schools, BRITISH COLUMBIA Part-time Coordinator required in 1 Bedroom working mature adult. ins worth E Squamish for local non-profit No drugs, $650/month. Call 898- shopping. Mountain views from LUNG ASSOCIATION A agency. Successful candidate will 9888.36 deck , sky Iig h ts, new a ppl ia nces, 7314UNG or Ainsworth lumber CQ.ttd. possess a background the carpet, 3 bedrooms, $675/month, 1-800-665-LUNG Box 880. lillooet. B.C. VOK IVC in Oct. lst, 434-7425. 35TFN Social Services sector with 1 Bedroom basement suite, emphasis on Early Childhood Valleycliffe area, no smoking, no 3 Bedroom Duplex in Brackendale, WANTED TO BUY: Education and Child Development. pets, professional couple, $450 t Quality sawlogs 1/2 utilities. Avail. immed., 892- fenced yard, big deck. Avail. Oct. Good Supervisory experience an asset. lst, 898-0700. 36 Peelers 9565 Or 892-4262.36 Position will run from Sept./96 to ______-__------_------OSB March/97 at 15 hrs./wk. Closing 2 Bedroom Duplex - washer/dryer, “The Self Employment 2 Bedroom suite for rent. Includes in Fir, Spruce, Balsam, date: Sept. 10, 1996. fridge/stove. In Dentville, close to Assistance Grant Program fridge, stove, drapes. No pets. Call (SEA) offers alternatives to peo Pine, Birch or Aspen Please submit resume to: Lois 892-9888. 36 downtown, no pets. Avail. Oct. 1, ____------$590, 898-5002. 36 ple looking for employment. If Wynne, SSCS, Box 949 Squamish, you are collecting unemploy- For a competitive price and ______------B.C. VON 3G0. Fax: 892-2267.36 1 Bedroom basement suite, $575 ment insurance, you may be further information contact: ranee requiring P/T Level ...... all utilities included, except for interested in receiving more Seamstress. Work in your home. phone. Newly renovated, big, Accepting application for information about the SEA larnell McCurdy Piece work. Good rates. Must bright and clean. Located on September 1. Large rancher style, Grant and becoming self- !56-5213 - office have serger. Experience preferred. Magnolia Cresc., looking for’ employed. Contact 892-5467 to 256-5250 - fax ce is an asset. Call 892- responsible working, non smoking 3 bedrooms, 1/2 duplex. Newly ax resume to 892-5296. Local company. Call 898-8281.36 renovated, no smoking, no pets. register for our free “Business 56-7359 - home ...... person(s), 892-7492. 37 Start-up” Workshop!” 72-6466 - autotel Part-time position available. Drop Call 898-3501. 37ccw off resume at Squamish Large 1 bedroom suite for rent, all ons clerk: must have a ShelI/Circle K, 1580 Highway 99 utilities included. for working sin- Responsible family required for e-mail us at: of one year3 experience or fax 898-2603. 37 gle person only. Quiet area, close large 2 level, 2 baths home in [email protected] s a reservations clerk ______------to shopping mall, in Gari. Estates, Valleycliffe. 4 Bedrooms t rec. a pleasant telephone Part-time, on-call person required $500/month. Call after 6, 898- room, very clean, great views, prepared to work under a few hours weekly to assist with 3778.36A huge private yard. Prefer no smok- HIEF e and make snap deci- simple bookkeeping, bill paying, ing, non partying family. etc. Suit active senior, homemaker, Experience in yard work and home etc. with own transportation. Call maintenance. Ref’s. req’d., Michael G. at 898-4412. 36 JANE DARNELL SALES Village is a friendly hotel ...... PROPERTY MANAGEMENT $950/month, 892-1 020. 36 ----_------Mature, well spoken person(s) for SERVICES LTD. REPRESENTATIVE part-time phone work, three posi- 3 Bedroom house, Hospital Hill. round, benefits include tions available. Great pay, call EMERALD PLACE Avail. Oct. 1st, $1 050/month. Call Due to a rapidly expanding market, ADT Security tion and sports passes. Robin 898-4804. 36 3 Bedroom 876-6272 or cell 351-2436.36 ------Systems, the international leader in home security, Available September 1, requires a Residential Sales Representative for its $97 5/m o nt h 1 Bedroom studio detached in Squamish operations. I LOVE housework. Honestly, I’m beautiful, quiet rural area 15 min. not crazy. I’d love to keep your MAPLE TREE COURT from town. Near river. We are seeking a highly motivated self-starter with a house superbly clean. Call Pearl 3 Bedroom Professional, non smoking single proven sales track record. Previous experience in the 898-3477.38 Available October 1, person. Horse boarding available. security industry is a definite asset. $975/month Ref5 req‘d., $600/month. Phone pansion, a large progres- 898-9182. 37 ---__------The successful candidate will join a progressive Share company is seek- WESTWAY VILLAGE organization completely dedicated to customer service WESTPARK APARTMENTS 2,2 + den, 3 Bedroom 5 Bedrooms, 2 baths, fridge/stove, Spacious 1 bedroom $525,2 where initiative, dedication and hard work are rewarded Available September 1 wash e r/d rye r, new gas furnace , through renumeration and advancement. bedroom., $575 and large 3 bed- $575 - $650/month fireplace, water tank. Avail. Sept. room., $645. Suites includes heat, ...... 15,892-531 0 days / 892-4497 Please send resume in confidence to: hot water, quiet location, close to Waiting list available for eves / 898-431 9 eves. 36 schools. 38861 Buckley Ave. No the following properties: SALES MANAGER a small facility that spe- pets. Resident manager * MOUNTAIN VIEW MANOR 892-361 6. TFN ADT Security Systems n group functions and cor- * VIKING RIDGE #8 - 1200Alpha Lake Rd...... * HIGHLAND GLEN usiness. It is strongly rec- Whistler, B.C. GARlBALOl GARDEN COURT * DIAMOND HEAD PLACE Security 1 And 2 bedroom, apartments Systems VON 1B1 licants MUST have from $520 - $675/month. ALSO Heat, water and parking included. See our ad under Apartment & Please call 898-9882. TFN House Rentals For rent - Oeluxe 28’ Motorhome OPPORTudvITLES ______^----_------CAREER of the successful appli- WE SPECIALIZE IN STRATA AND Quiet 1 bedroom suite, includes with fridge, stove, tv/vcr, air con- BUILDING SUPPLIES pply, send resume by fax RENTAL MANAGEMENT ditioner, $950/wk. incl. 1400 kms. 23. Phone Peter or Susan heat, light, cable, washer/dryer, FOR MORE INFO. CALL 892-9190. Large diversified wholesale/retail building supply corn any look- no smoking, no pets. Mature free, .16 cents kms. over. Jack ing energetic, motivated individuals to fill the ollowing an appointment for an inter- TFN 898-3491.21 TFN for self P t 932-7210.36~~~A woman, full time daytime positions in North Vancouver and Surrey stores only. emPloYedl one Person only. Ref’s, SPACIOUS 3 Bdrm. Townhouse Room for rent - $400/month, fur- Outside Saies Rep Inside Sa!sts rs experience in Hydraulic $530/mont h, 892-5347. 35TFN nished, prefer active person. Avail. Sales Manager Japanese Translator/ S, Trucking, Logging, 6. immed. Phone 898-4363.37 I -_------_--______^__I______----- Interpreter and office assistant wanting to re-locate. Phone Large suite, sliding glass doors, a plicants must have experience in lumber and Wanted large 2 or 3 bedroom All 120 for more info. 36 patio, large backyard, beautiful buil ing supplies. .------____------suite in house with appliances. a views, clean, new, 1 bedroom with HIGHLANDS Mall 3 bedroom Prefer fenced yard. Call Ms. IU a mature self-motivated, - Other positions are also available for persons with fireplace. Prefer single person townhouse. Avail. Sept. 1st Delaronde 1-604-576-2786. 37 extensive building supply experience. e person? Are you looking with no pets. Avail. Oct. lst, $750/month. Call Jane Darnell @ 3b with flexibility & excel- $600/month includes utilities, 892-91 90. 28TFN 1 Bedroom and living room, pri- We offer competitive salaries, an excellent benefits packa e mfit package? If so, bring laundry & parking. Phone 892- --_------_------vate washroom, private entrance, and an opportunity to work with a dynamic team of built ing :surne in & see Lisa or Don 4408 days / 898-3225 eves. Brackendale parking for one. Must like dogs. supply professionals. ley’s 24 Hour Petro Canada. (sti I I available) Avail. immed., $350/month, 898- 35TFN Reply or fix in confidence to: iii see we are a iot more Huge new 6 bedrooms, 2800 4771.36 -..c-,Anrl #e 1st a gas station. 36 square feet dupiex, L3Alr;llUCU lam- ...... ilies welcome. Great area, close to Grape press and crusher / de- schools. Avail. Sept. 1, $1,500. stemmer for rent at Fruit of the %ced waitresses & dish- PIS. call Jane Darnell at 892-9190. Vine. 892-VINO (8466), 1005 A !for part time. AppIy in per- 33TFN Industrial Way, Squamish. 37 108 BowkrAve., vera Cruz Taverna. 35TFN North Vmcouver, B.C. v7P 2Y2 Fax: (604) 9806871 32 @ SEPTEPIIBER 3, 1996 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF I

DON'T FORGET TO READ THE SMALL PRINT! Accommodation avail. in large 2 T/house Emerald PI.- 2 1/2 yrs. For sale by owner - Garibaldi "Storefront avail. in new facili Classified advertising fine print that works! level, 2 baths, 4 bedroom home old, 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, Highlands $285,000.00. Squamish Industrial Park, 1,50 Customized 2500 square feet To book a classified ad call the Squamish Chief 892-9161 for non smoking, non partying wood fireplace, lots of storage square feet with loading bay.. working person. Share with 2 $1 50,000. 898-4045 or 898-4522. Select ~~~e Design. 3 Bedrooms, large bonus room over the 20 x 24 other responsible easy going per- 32ccwTFNA ------__------_------garage, 1 1/2 bath, deluxe en- sons. Vallevcliff e.._ $350/month. no suite, den & family room, vaulted pets, 892-1020. 36 #12 - 2401 Mamquam Rd. living room, with marble- fireplace, Immaculate townhouse end unit formal dining room & designer 7600 Square feet view lot for s icker Looking for clean quiet across from Golf Course. 2 Irg. kitchen. Call 898-0766. 39 - Hospital Hill area. Open to able, male/female to share my home in bedrooms, full bath up, master ...... t Valleycliffe, no smoking, no pets bdrm., 3 piece ensuite on main. For sale - 3 Bedroom spacious please. Phone/message 892-9892, All windows screened. Security townhouse in well-managed com- $3 75/m o nt h, inc I ud e s utiI it ie s . system, built-in vac. All appliances plex in Brackendale, 5 appliances, 37 incl. Double garage with extra wood burning fireplace, 3 bath- rooms, 2 parking. New roof and parking on side. $189,000. 898- interior & exterior painting. Priced 4449 after 6:OO p.m. Sun - Thurs. to sell. For more info., please Looking for a small house or cabin 36 phone 698-5936.36 to rent from October. Please leave Ring Creek chalet on the road to short message at 1-604-874-3233 Diamond Head. Lot #24. Large garage sale - Sat. & Sun. or call collect 1-604-737-1098. Winterized, propane appliances,"' Prime Commercial office space for 7th & 8th of Sept. Moving - ev 36ccw hot water, furnace. On 0.6 acre lot, lease, 38155 - 2 nd Ave. Avail. now, thing to go. 38074 Westway, $1 22,500. Call 892-2394. 36A $850/month, 892-3064.07TFN ...... Valleycliffe. 36 ------_----__------3 Bedrooms up / 1 down, full "U Store It - Ministorage space Side x side duplex- Highlands. avail. in new facility. Bay sizes Garage sale - Sept. 7th, 10 - 2. Beautiful view, new roof, deck, basement with rec. room, bath- vary from IO' x 16' to 10' x 32' Household items, some furnitur doors, floors, 5 new appls. Ready room & laundry room. In-law suite with garage door opening. Located 38739 Britannia Ave. (around to occupy both sides. Priced to on end of house, 1 bedroom, 2 car in Squarnish Industrial Park. Phone back). 36 sell! 892-5090. garage on 1/4 acre lot, Hospital pager # 892-3335 for more info." ------_-_------32TFN Hill area. Phone 892-9109. 36 menS clothing, lkea black Lacq

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:rial Park, Plymouth Horizon 87, 5 speed, 4 NU-LOOK Kitchens TINY FLOWER CHILDREN'S ADVERTISE door, 120,000 kms., $1200. One Paul Bryant CENTER owner, 898-441 5 eves. 36 892-2300. Licensed Quality Daycare YOUR GARAGE ne # 898-531 9. 53 1OTFN Preschool Program...... * Has openings f/t, p/t & drop in. SALE INTHE I kitchen table, 4 chairs, Gardening/Landsca ping - Fa II time, * Age 2 1/2 - 5 yrs. '97 FlSO SUPERCAB 4x4 1995 Chev Blazer LT, loaded, Air conditioning, 6 passen- t view lot for s cker patio set - loveseat, leather, air conditioning, heavy clean your yard. Rubbish removal, * Kindergarten Drop-off & Pick-up. SQUAMISH ger seating plus Ford's stan- ?a. Open to ble, 2 arm chairs. hitch, C/D player, $29,000.00, 898- Power-raking, Trimming. Lawn * E.C.E. & First Aid qualified staff. dard 3rd door. All this plus 36 cond., $150. firm, 898- 5105. 36 installed, New yards or old. 38357 Buckley Ave. CHIEF with down you can aquire ...... Complete yard services. Call today 892-5566. TFN for only $399" per mo. for Fast & Friendly Service. Call ...... EACH WEEK! Stock #FA4624 89 Ford Aerostar XLT extended, 7 T.P. $23,940°0 898-5942.35TFN SIERRA passenger. Excellent condition ------with many extras. Asking $8,500. Quality Licensed Daycare. CALL Call 892-9089. 36 I Love housework. Honestly, I'm Garibaldi Highlands area...... not crazy. I'd love to keep your Full or Part time. house superbly clean. Call Pearl Call Monica at 898-4510. TFN 1990 F250 - 4 x 4 Extended war------892-9161 ranty, 5 speed, cruise control, air 898-3477.38 hand saw - $25, Black & ? - Sat. & Sun. conditioning, am/fm stereo cas- HOWE SOUND . Moving - eve work horse - $20,2 snow sette, seat cover, rear slide win- I NFAN T/TO D D LE R DAY CA R E '97 ESCORT 1Westway, - $20 each. All in top con- dow, $13,000.00 obo, 898-4647. Registered Arabian Mare, 14.2 H, 38370 Buckley Ave. Zero down gets the all new 898-5518.37 39net Escort starting at only 10 years old, Bay, English or (behind Squamish Elementary s287wper mo. Hurry! ...... Western. Great movement and line - Toic exercise bike School) Hurry! Don't Delay! 84 Dodge Pick-up truck, 6 cylinder, disposition. Trailers and good on QUALITY DAYCARE Stock #ES7664 T.P. L17,220 O0 _-_------lots of new parts, runs well. Call trails. Totally sound with great SPOTS FOR CHILDREN Ginette 938-1041.36 potential, $2,000.00, 938i3323. 36 mattress Fisher Price car ...... AGED 3 WKS TO 3 YRS OF AGE STUCCO Hours of operation: New & Old Homes ing basket chair with 1992 Dakota Kingcab, new Shih-tzu pups, dewormed, shots, Wifa skates (size Garages, Additions, etc. brakes/muffler, canopy, extra set vet checked. Ready to go, 898- Mon. - Fri., 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. rn twice, 898-4568. 36 Extended hours may be avail., ...... snows on rims, 6 seat belts, never 3975.36 accidented, guaranteed, $8,500.00 dependent upon community need. Alto Saxophone. valances negotiable, 898-1699. 36 E.C.E. QUALIFIED STAFF nd., one owner. Asking ------_------Id stuff - S OBEDIENCE DOG TRAINING We also offer a special '95 CROWN VICTORIA obo. Paid $1 100.00 new, 78 GMC Suburban rebuilt engine, Low kms plus all the luxury 1 p.m., #7 Puppy & Adults. component for teen mothers 1 transmission, brakes & lots of .new Certified by Canadian Institute of items in a full size car. With ? Governm attending Howe Sound Secondary $0 Down payment you can parts, $2,000.00, 938-1 043 Professional Dog Training. School. aquire for $395'' per mo. (Whistler). 37 Private & Classes. PAIR Don't miss out, just come .------_---- ondition - $150, Evenflo Call Carolynn @ 898-9424 after 8 892-5365 or 892-5796. 36 PARTS 0 SALES SERVICE ...... on down. Stock #UC3492 f urni ture, p.m. 32TFN Jeff Shea T.P. s23,700°0 Starting September: Caring family phone: aga-&ttf 898-2398 I barrow, v 24' Fiberglass Sailboat - sleeps 6. Taking on new students to teach home daycare in Brackendale BRACKENDALE, 6.C. t. 7 (9:30 i stand-up Galley & Head, alcohol Piano beginning in September. shiba microwave - $95, stove,' ice box, $7,500 obo. Will looking to care for children ages 3 erowall PI nswerphone, 1 year old - Please call Sheri Riddle at trade for vehicle, 892-3938. 28TFN 898-9415: 36 - 4 for up to 3 days per week. ck & Decker power drill - ...... ------CRAFTS, READING TIME, DRESS (ELE c T ROLUX) m 1992 - 9' Elkhorn camper. EX~ Piano lessons for beginners by UP, NUTRITIONAL LUNCHES AND - $275, G cond., $8,500.00, 892-631 6. 33TFN Vacuum Cleaners ...... student teacher. (level 8 Royal SNACKS PROVIDED. Call Laura at 1 -sales & Service - washer - ! Cons.) backed by prof. teacher 1/2 J. Robinson 14' 4" Hourston Glass Craft. Plus hr $7.50. phone 898-9182. 37 898-5525.35TFN Package with air, tilt, jlis dryer ------_------Mercury, oil injected 40 h.p. motor, ...... 892-5IBZ7 cruise & cassette. 4th warrar all controls & electric start, on a Move quickly on this lrnoire, 2' x 4' x 6'6". POTTERY ANYONE? TOT'S CLUB beauty. s. Call 892 Highliner trailer t extras, Limited space available in new Fully Licensed Daycare. lined aromatic cedar, 3 $4000.00. Squamish 81 5-4304. 36 Only $18, 995 oo ers, adjustable shelves, Squamish studio. Enjoy the cre- NATUROPATHIC Stock #UT6594 .------_-----_ Mamquam School area. , ative company of others. Hand MEDICINE 1 . Phone 898-9455.36 Full Time avail. ! ------1985 Vanguard 23 1/2 foot R/V for building, wheel, glazing, etc. Dr. Judith Naim sale, $17,000.00 obo. Phone 892- Relaxed atmosphere, beginners Call Tammy 898-9813.33TFN - In Squamish - prox. 370 - .15 cents on Aug 22, Sept 12 & 26 5134 (days) or 892-5572 (eves.) for always welcome. appts. available loam - 8pm od partial sheets, appointment to view. 36 Call Daphne @ 898-3729 a.s.a.p. Daycare opening Sept. Quality, obo, Antique fireplace to avoid disappointment. 37 loving care with lots of learning Please call - $425, Raleigh 10 speed 892-3930 1972 - 22' Travel - Air, $1,500.00 activities. Games, outings, lunch & one 898-5234.36 snacks. 7 Years' childcare experi- ...... obo. Phone 892-5541 leave mes- sage. 36 RISE & PLAY PROGRAM ence. Great ref's., 898-3185. 38 Drew's Paintina & I .I I ubic foot freezer, FOR PRE SCHOOLERS ...... Ideal for all those small del, new condition. First Licensed Ewterior Work . jobs "you wish you had a Misty River 10' rowboat. Best boat LITTLE FRIENDS HABITAT BRUSH ROLLER SPRAY I small truck for" With only . Call 892-5310 days / of its type on the market. Exc. 1048 Glacier View, G.H. Family Daycare a eves / 892-3373 eves. * Pam 898-9551.32TFN 36,000 kms it's priced to cond., $500. Call Paul @ 892- Val leycl iffe area Free Estimates move out quickly 5447.37 Available spaces in an enriched at s15,750°0stock #ut5502 environment. FRIENDLY GIANT Daycare Please contact Judy Roberts Ievrolet Beretta GT. ~xc. 1996 Yamaha Motor Scooter, 2500 A licensed group daycare operat- 892-9296. 36 )ne owner, loaded, $5,000. kms., $1 500.00, 898-91 00. 36 ing since Nov. 1988 at the Civic Center. Ages: 18 months to 5 18-1763 / eves 938-1406. 5 TON TRUCK 85 XL 350R. Good condition, 2 rear years - Offer: ECE & First Aid FNA tires, 24,000 kms., $1700. Mark Wanted: Mary Poppins to care for DUMP RUNS ALL TYPES CLEANUP Qualified Staff. * Structured *TREE REMOVAL FURNITURE MOVING 892-9630. 36 loving 16 month old girl and LOCAUOUT OF TOWN HAUL 4/ Rabbit - auto.. me Program - * Kindergarten pickup charming 5 year old boy, attending FIREWOOD FOR SALE 82 YZ 125 Rebuilt motor, forks, from local schools * Swim kindergarten. Req'd Sept. 23 - Oct. Full Load - air, tilt, cruise, steering neck. New clutch hub, Program t access to other recre- 25. Full-time, Valleycliffe 892- power windows, power tire, kick starter shaft, chain, at iona I programs. * Fu II -t i me/Pa rt- locks, AM/FM. Oversize tires and canopy included brakes, etc. First $1,500.00 takes. time - "Drop-in (3-5 years only). 37av All priced at L26,995°0 Mark @ 892-9630. 36 Call 898-2399. TFN -- stock #UT3799 ADDITIONS or I RENOVATIONS I I SMALL REPAIRS TOO! I I I I 89215901 I I I I CIassifiecl Ad Form I I $1OO.oo REWARD I Category For information leading to the hive this and you'll want to ! return of Red/Black Norco I a iwn. Hurry on down - Sale I I Mountaineer Mtn. Bike stolen I Price at s14,450~oo I night of August 29th from I stock I I Plateau Drive garage. #UT2731 I 892-5602 *All payments are plus I 21 22 23 24 applicable taxes & O.A.C. I I I I 15 26 27 28 29 30 I I I 31 33 34 35 36 I 32 I ALL 37 I38 39 40 41 42 I - I PHAS€S 13 I44 4s 46 47 48 I I I! I I I I I I Of= 1-00 mhimum for 20 wards or lass. 2Sg por word thornaftor. Deadlinr, Friday noon. No excoptions. I I 'HOTO CLASSIFIED $15 AUDlO/VISUAL CLASSIFIED (Chief & Mtn FM) 814 I I R ENOVATlO N I 5 NO. of Inserts VISA No. I Framing .Plumbing I 0 !=!=cLrird! c Dy~ia!! Name i M,C, Ma, I I *Painting Deck. 5talrs bddress Expiry date I I 20 Years in business Phone Cash Sale I I professional service as I address Invoice No. I I near as your phone! 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j80 Rod Rd., t. 7, 9 a.m. - ehold items. -1 ierienced reli Sauamish- Official Communitv equired, will i and day. App Plan Undate Request for Tender arden Cafe. C Visioning Workshop Saturday, September 14, 1996 8:45 a.m. - 3r00 .in. INSTALLATION OF SAFETY FENCE ALONG FENCE BOUNDARY/RIGHT 8%WAY 1 droom Ranct Location: Howe Sound Secondary School, 38430 Buck ey Avenue HIGHLAND GLEN ESTATE IN BiLLS PLACE PARK I irge yard & c P i 75/month, 8! ‘he District of Squamish has commenced the preparation of the Official The Squamish Parks and Recreation Repartment is seeking tender subfflis- iommunity Plan Update.. A Visioning Workshop will be held to establish the sisns from companies which can complete the installation of a safety fence 1 asic principles for planning Squamish’s future. The Workshop will be followed in Highlands Glen along a right of way as indicated on map diagram which is I p by the holding of Public Information Meetings throughout the community at available for pick up at the Brennan Park Leisure Centre. le end of September and early October. Anyone interested in attending the ‘isioning Workshop should contact the Planning Department at Municipal Hall, Tender quote is for supply and installation of the following: 92-5217 by September 10th’ 1996. - 115 metres of .92m tall chain link fencing. - 2”x9 gauge galvanized chain link mesh. ‘or three kids - 6 gauge galvanized bottom wire. ree days/wel Parks and Recreation Department - 2-3/8”O.D. Sch. 40 end & corner posts. I Valleycliffe - 1 O.D. Sch. 40 line posts. rested 892- -7/8” 1 - 1-5/8” O.D. Sch. 40 top railing. CASUAIJON CALL RECREATION CASHIER - SCHEDULE “G” - Fittings all galvanized steel. time sales pl pplications are being accepted for the position of Casual/On Call Recreation - Concrete foundations 8” diameter x 24” deep minimum. ue Value zshier - Schedule “G”with the Parks and Reereation Department of pply in perso renders will be accepted up to 1Q:OQ a.m., Wednesday, September I 1th, 1996 quamish. The hourly rate for this position is $8.39 per hour, hours of work 2t 1O:OO a.m.. e evenings, days, weekday & weekends as required by the work load. Submissions should he addressed to: 4 x 4 with Iplicants must have the ability to type, take program registrations, file, Bob Kusch Dbo, 898-516 iswer phones, operate cash register, handle money, basic bookkeeping, Parks and Recreation Director td recording duties, as well as other general office duties and procedures. Box 310 _------. eumbent would be required to sell tickets, give facility and program informa- Squamish, B.C. bed, Approx. in to the public in an effective and courteous manner. Applicants must be VON 3G0 4’ with pad Indable. This position is under jurisdiction of CUPE, Local 2269. Applicants I each nego- ll be accepted up to September loth, 1996 at 4:OO p.m. at the Brennan ‘or further clarification/information and to view the site please contact Bev lager 975-69 irk Leisure Centre. Soodwin, Parks Foreperson at 892-4238.

, Large or id commer- Aauatic Centre Reminder I ed. Better reminder the Pool will be closed from September 9 to 29 inclusive for our annual Maintenance Shutdown. For the three week period all lesson registration, mber. Low ntal bookings & general information will be available thru the Brennan Park Leisure Centre main office. For more information call 898-3604. We’ll see you on !ptember 30th when we reopen. .->7 GE SEPTEMBER 3, 1996 THE SQUAMISH CHIEF I-7 PI I

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