VO~.22 - NO. 3 SQUAMISK, B.C.-WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 18, 1978 20 cents per copy Phone 892-5131' TWO SECTIONS - 18 PAGES

Harry Olaussen, former NDP the social and economic crisis as a candidate, he intends to win M.P. for Coast-Chilcotin, has that exists in Canada today. this riding for the NDP and declared his intention to seek carry on the tight in Ottawa as the NDP nomination in the new "Unemployment in Canada is he had' previously done as the federal ridjng of Cariboo- now at the highest level since Member of Parliament for Chilcotin. the Depression" said Olaussen. Coast-Chilcotin. "The people of Olaussen, on a visit !o "Unfortunately, the government Cariboo-Chilcotin need ef- Squamish last Sunday, attended is not taking effective action in fective representation in Ot- a coffee party held at the dealing with this matter which tawa," said Oloussen. "'As an residence of Jim and Helen Leh- has become a. national tragedy M.P. for this riding I intend to man. In his address to the NDP at a time when the cost of living carry out my duties to the best members present Olaussen said has continued to increase ad- of my ability and provide the that the issue of national unity ding to the burdens of those who kind of representation that the Members of the Black Tusk Snowmobile Club turned out to give nearly 60 People, the local Squamish club provided them with an afternoon to will be promoted by the have families to support." people deserve." ' handicapped Vancouver youngsters snowmobile rides at the Easter Seal mnember. pictured here with passengers ready to go are club members AI Liberals to distract voters from Olaussen said that, if elected Camp last Saturday afternoon..A new experience for many of the young Tkorne, Wendy Crosson and Terry

services- sought from, health unit LOCAL LOGGERS AT'

. An early morning fire Members of the local logging fraternity will be attending destroyed a small cabin the annual Truck Loggers Convention at the Bayshore Inn in belonging .to Hans Schaer on By ROSE TATLOW said she had no strong feelings Vancouver this week. Round Mountain just west of Delegates to the Coast- about the senior staff being The convention will feature a speech by the Hen. the Base Camp last week. located at Powell River, but would want to have a co- Thomas M.Waterland at the Friday luncheon. Waterland is ' Police said the fire was repor- the B.C. Minister of Forestry. A head table guest at this lun- ted to them at 5:lO a.m. on ordinator who would hove the cheon will be the Hon. Len Marchant, federal Minister of the January 9th. When checked they ' authority to get things done. She found the fire at the cabin which felt it took too long to get affairs Environment. services in this portion of the looked after because of the red Another guest speaker will be Geoffrey Calvert who *" located the local ski area. N. Police, reported, - they had. tape and steps involved. is addressing the group at today's luncheon. found no cause and the case was They met with Dr. Richards Richards told the group he . The western federal Liberal caucus will also be present still under and Dr. Laing, director of the felt the complaints were not so at Friday's meeting and will be presenting a formal brief However Schaer said that he Coast-Garibaldi Health Unit, on much with the site of the office dealing with Bill c-38, the Fisheries Act, following the lun- believed the fire might have Friday morning. Richards said as with the lack of services and been set by someone using the ; letters had been sent from every said the history of providing portion of the health unit ex- services has been fairly difficult. pressing concern about the lack However, Dr. -Laing said that of services or the unsatisfactory' staffing conditions had im- distribution of services. proved and that "we :ve up to He felt the matter should be full strength here!" attacked on three fronts: WANT ',e The lack . of service in FULL TIME NURSE Marchant challenged this

~ ,,.. .' Aldridge, Peter Heidanreich: -...-....-.. Representatives Of B.C. . -"'As the.-Cheakamus.;is. .a ..and :David.~:aisdn'~a~%~rtd:';iii Hydro and the consulting firm valuable salmon spawnink court before Judge C:f. Walker, .. , . r. .-- - - __.- - .. -. which i.s working o'n the stream there is no way a tower charged with assault causing -- - Hugh Richards with Bruce Laing, director of the Coast-Garibaldi Health Unit, and senior staff of the Coast proposed new line from could be Put in the Stream bodily harm, robbery and at- Dr. Dr. Garibaldi Health Unit. Squamish to Vancouver Island without damaging the Salmon tempted robbery. T.B.M. Fougberg, at the meeting last week which discussed the lack'of services in part of the unit. , He asked, the delegates why it held an "open ' house" in the run," he said. "Any farther They appeared in court again was necessary to relocate and council chambers at municipal sourh and ik~linC5 Could yesterday. . where did they suggest the unit's weeks and this didn't constitute hall on Thursday evening to possibly be a danger to the air- The charges arose out of an offices should be? full-strength in her eyes. hear objections or comments port." incident on Broh'm Ridge where AAothers March sforts Jan. 28th T.B.M. Fougberg, speaking She also stated that a fully from people concerned with the Reiker said he understood the a person was assaulted and qualified public health nurse The Kinsmen Club of with shock of acddents, the in- children and adults in B.C. in- for the Squamish-Lillooet proposed route. problems but wondered why property taken. wanted the position and was Squamish is happy to announce sidious onset of a crippling dividual patient care, medical Regional District and for the They reported that about 16 B.C. Hydro had not considered prepared to move to Pemberton that the week of Jan, 29th to disease or genetic accident that treatment, equipment supply, Village of Pemberton, said people dropped in during the building a generating Station on and her application had not Feb. 4th is Mother's March results in physical impairment electronic environniental con- "Maybe they shouldn't be course of the evening between 5 Vancouver Island and using Essay 5 been considered.. In fact, she Week. This year our local from birth, one factor is com- trol equipment supply and in- relocated. Maybe we should and 10 p.m., and of these Peter some of the low grade coal wasn't even granted an in- hotelmen are activc!y sup- SOfi. "jsjca! A,IS&i!iQ is in- dividual referral. counselling have a new health unit and staff. Rieker and Andy Trachsel ap- which is produced there. Competition terview! porting the Mother's March discriminating and often un- and placement services. Services are not bad but all the peared to be the only ones af- He felt this would be better The Squamish Kinsmen. Club Mrs. Jo Winters, nursing con- Drive, by having special events. predictable. It can' happen to' Donations received by the equipment is at Powell River , fected by the proposed route for than destroying valuable land is 'sponsoring an essay com- anyone. 1978 Kisnmen Mother's March and it's stationary. We can't sultant for the unit, said she was the power line. by putting power lines Over it petition to be held in con- Here is a schedule of events: send our students up there for hoping to make a proposal to The proposed line crosses the when it could better be used 10 junction with Heritage Day, Jan. 28th: 11:OO a.m. 2:OO Public support to the which is the foundation's main - Mother's March provides vital support will ensure that these testing." the department that the present railway tracks almost directly produce trees or other crops far Feb. 12th. p.m. A Mother's March Lunch Fougberg said he felt the public health nurse be allowed more valuable. services to physically disabled vital services will continue. from the substation across the Students in the high school at the Squamish Hotel. students should be tested here to work full time until the property owne'd by Rieker and "For every 100 feet of this and in the elementary schaols Jan. 29th: 5:OO p.m. to 9:OO or closer to home without backlog is caiighi up. 400 foot corridor," Reiker said, will be asked to write essays Trachsel, and would take away on p.m. A Mother's March Dinner having to make the long trip to Marchant stated that there "we are taking one acre Of *'Why I'm proud to be a the bench area where they at the Garibaldi Highlander Young Canada Powell River.. had been cases of hepatitis in proposed to build. valuable land Out of use. That Canadian" Or "What it Means to Hotel. "When the question of a Pemberton, and cases where However Rieker told the acre can't even pfoduce trees be a Canadian" and submit them Jan. 30th: 5:OO to 9:00 p.m. A health unit was first discussed," children had not had their Times on Friday of last week and if it is sprayed it erodes and to the club. Mother's March Dinner at the forms available he added, "the idea was to have regular innoculations as that the line should be taken creates additional problems." There will be cash prizes for Chieftain Hotel. The 1978 application forms projects which can operate up to it in Squamish but due .to the scheduled. "I'm concerned March away from Squamish as soon as He was also CO~~rnedabout the best essays in the various Feb. 2: A Mother's for the federal job creation 18 weeks. Projects may com- lack of sewers in Squamish at a about Pemberton and Whistler," possible and he could un- the proposed route over the categories. Night at the White Gold Inn a* program, Young Canada Works, mence on May I, 1978, and time when the health unit was she said. "In Squamish we can derstand why it could not be Sechelt Peninsula and Sakinawa Norm Verner, who is in Whistler. . are now available at Canada must end by September 8, 1978, being built, it was located at get the kind of help we need built further north as this would and Ruby Lakes, Part of a charge of the program, will be Any person interested in par- Manpower Centres. creating at least three full-time Powell River. When the sewers with doctors and a hospital. But valuable resort area. . necessitate a tower in the .river. contacting the various schools. ticipating in the Mother's March Established groups and jobs for six consecutive weeks. were installed it should have Pemberton and Whistler are far and who has not already bsen organizations including private The projects submitted must been m,oved to Squamish." behind in critical, health care contacted by a local Kinsmm is businesses who wish to develop, create new jobs that would not TOO FAR AWAY and innoculations." asked to call Ed NightingFJe at sponsor and administer corn- otherwise be done without fun- Mayor Pat Carleton of "I don't believe she'll ever get 898-9222. munity-oriented projects have ding under the program. They Whistler said he wasn't ,en- caught up," Pat Carleton said. The Kinsmen Re1 ?.hilitation until February 17 to submit must be non-profit, provide a thusiauic about Powell River; it "We should have some loan per- Foundation is continuing its 25- proposals. community benefit, and reflect was too far to travel. "If there is sonnel till we are. We need two year tradition of caring, with Young Canada Works is the needs of the local students. not to be a local office or nurses full time to get caught up services that can or will provide designed to enable students to For further information, special services at Squamish, and one full time after that!" the more than one and one-half obtain work experience with please contact Lynn Watney, would you consider relocating Dr. Richards suggested that million physically handicapped established employers and (604) 682-873 1. the senior staff at Squamish? Or perhaps the department should people in Canada with a organizations to prepare them- better stili at Whistler, which is take a look at the backlog and measure of freedom and in- selves for their future careers more centrally located?" see what can be done about the dependence. and education. Maximum Ald. Alma Cunningham of services.lack of services and the types of Whether their disability began federal support is $25,000 for Squamish said she felt the whole office should be p.ut in Fougberg said he objected Squamish. "There's no excuse having to go so far for for.not doing so," she said. "It diagnostic testing, there should 'hunnel work done would be more centrally be some way this could be done located. Let them travel for a for peop!e living in this portion while, we've had our turn." Continued on Puge 2 at mining museum Trustee Margaret Marchant See Hea!!L Services Mining activity and long- museum, the mine portrays the forgotten days of blasiiiig and history and technology of drilling came to life for the first mining iii British Columbia. DUGUID TO SPEAK' time in over four years at the Canadian Mining Services, a Britannia Beach copper mine on locally-based mining AT ZONE 9 MEETING Thursday, January 12. engineering firm, has on loan to When activity resumed mine the three of its RICK HOYRUP Don Duguid, chairman of the B.C. Development Com- supervisors and professional mining staff who set Carrier of mission, will be the guest speaker at a Zone 9 meeting of the miners and removed up the explosives and carried the \Me& Chambers of Commerce in the Chieftain Hotel at 7 p.m. on over 100 tons of rock from un- Monday, Jan. 23rd. derground tunnels. Located out the blasting and. rubble Eleven year old Rick Hoyrup along a one-quarter mile stretch out safetyThey work will in alsorock-face carry has been a Times paper carrier The member chambers of Zone 9 consist of those from , North and West Vancouver, Squarnish, Whistler and Pem- for the past two years. He has 33 of tunnel, the blasting took strapping, bolting and rock customers on Tantalus Way, berton, and members have been invited to come to the place over 150 feet below the :oose-rock screening. earth's surface. Diamond Head and Hood Rds. meeting in Squamish to hear Duguid speak. Britannia closed its doors as a The renovations are being un- Rick attends Mamquam Ted Talbot, Zone 9 chairman for the B.C. Chambers of Times advertising manager A1 NcNeill presenting a letter containing a trip for two to Frank copper mine in 1974, and now dertaken to ensure safety, Elementary School and has an Commerce, will chair the meeting and all those members or and Maria klonde, tbe Times gift to the parents of the New Year baby. That's tiny Fred serves as the British Columbia stability and convenience for interest in drumming, basketball prospective members and friends are invited to attend. Lalonde on bis mother's lap. Museum of Mining. As a visitors to the museurn. and soccer.

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Page 2 - Tho Squamlrh tlmor - Wednesday, January 18, 1978 . Contlnucrd Fougberg elecied to SC~QO~Board Health services T.B.M. Fougberg was re- M. Marchant, B. Shore, P. Trustees Betty Shore and T.J. set up a policy to be followed in of rhe health unit without having long, She also wanted a pre- situations such as these. elected chairman of the Board Burrows and R. McCormick, MacDonald made their to go to Powell River. schoolhearing screeningand eyes. program for .". of School Trustees for the Howe Public Relations; M. Marchant, declarztions and gave their Trustee Shore expressed TRAVEL DIFFICULT Sound School District No. 48 Policy; T.J. MacDonald, T.B.M. oaths of allegiance. Mrs. Fair- grave concern about the high "The logistics alone make the Br. Richards asked about '' with Margaret Marchant elected Fougberg, Capilano College; M. banks had already been sworn in snowbanks at the Pemberton services from Powell River im- saiddental "We services cm't anddiscuss Carleton those ,':;: as the vice-chairman. Marchant, Coast-Garibaldi by the municipal clerk. Secondary School, stating some possible," Mrs. Marchant said. 0: ;h+ weis o'jer 30 fse: high Committees appointed for the Health Unit; M. hiarchant, W. COrijidtiabie discilssion rook "!!'S g

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r) .( r c .I L The SqUOffll8h Tlmor - Wednesday, January 18, 1978 - Pago 3 School Board Comings and

Briefs Goings- ' En route home from Trustee Margaret Marchant Disneyland Mr. and Mrs. -Am asked about the special law Randy Bruce and their daughter courses for high school students Susan visited his parents Mr. for which grants may be ob- and Mrs. Robert Bruce. The tained and asked principal John weather in LA. left something Hughes if these were given at, to be desired. !he high SChO"!. U,gk said *.Le they had used courses which One of our young wives had a dcalt with students and the law wonderful surprise on her bir- and consumer iaw and found the thday last week. She found her RCMP, Judge C.I. Walkzr and engagement ring which had been Don Wilson very helpful in missing fxover a year. Hope of giving the studelits information. ever finding it had become very *** faint when she made the stun- Thc proposed Captain Cook ning discovery hidden deep in tours on the sailing ships at $80 her chesterfield. In addition to per student were discussed and finding it on her birthday it was while the board felt they might also exactly five years since she be interesting and educational, had received the ring. it did not feel the board should *** sponsor any pupils for this Home again are ivlr. and Mrs. program. If they wished to go on Thor Halvorson, Thora and their own, that would be'fine. Kent, and Mr. and Mrs. Nor- *** man Halvorson and Paul, Wendy and Nancy, following Recent reports about the poor their holiday in Honolulu and .showing of students in English Maui. Everyone had a simply exams at universities brought SUPER time! the answer that students from *** Howe Sound do not apparently The hoiiday taken by Bill and have any problems in this Margaret Curran to the Canary regard but appear to have Islands was considerably less satisfactory standards *of than super. Bad luck and in- English. This referred to both convenience' plagued them most the Pemberton and Squamish of the way with a great deal of schools. time being spent in airport *** waiting rooms. Would you fancy a ride in a military plane Discussion on the completion Betty Shore taking the oath as school trustee. without seats? It was anything date of the Brackendale Secon- but a dull holiday! Apparently Ladles' Tops dary School brought the report everything that could have gone sizesasst'd S.M.L.colors collectively& styles that it may not be completed wrong did. before the Easter break. The *** reg. to 5.99 inclement. weather has held up Residents of the Cedars and many of the suh-rrades who . Your driver's, Squamish Manor enjoyed a bir- broken size range Men's Fisherman Ladies' Pullovers aut'd colors have not come up from Van- thday party on January 15th in 100% acrvlic. add styles & colors - - - Knit Sweaters Sizes S.M.L.XL couver when they receiv.ed honour of Mrs, Nettie sizes s.M.L. collectiveiy reports that the highway was ti ce nce Hamilton. Many Happy Returns reg. 5.99 EACH '38ww '..W '"NOW '-+yD@U closed. Some of our one million seven 3. The driver may be of the day to Nettie! *** hundred thousand drivers in required to complete a'-Defen- *** 911."6 Ladles' Winter Jackets - a. . British Columbia accumulate sive Driving Course in lieu of Is it true that B.C. Tel em- --_ aut a styic:. and colors T.J. MacDonald reminded driving offences on their the suspension. ployees are not using their asst'd styles & colors Ac- -- A _- ---en's Jacket8 sizes S.M.L.XL collectivel! the board that it would be IO sizes s.M.L. collectively , reg. to 59.99. records. Each offence carries A new program was started tel'ephones during the current reg. to 59.99 years since Capilano College with it a certain point value. recently which deals with those strike? was approved and he said - When a person acqumulates six drivers who have not. had special ceremonies were plan- to nine points the computer is previous suspension action ned for the occasion. He wanted programmed to print out what taken against them. Upon review Starlite Theatre a list of people who had helped we refer to as a Warning Letter. of their driving record,' their News locally to get the college project This letter warns of our concern driving privileges are placed on Girls' Flannel Shirts Mhe8' Ralnboots off the ground. probation for a period of six On Thursday, Friday and IO" in height black or white only with the growing driving record add plaids full sizes I1 to 13 *** and suggests that the .driver months. Should they receive ad- Saturday, January 19, 20 and sizes S.M.L.

Discussion on the ' B.T.S.D. I- enroll and complete a Defensive ditional offences within the ' 21, The Other Side of Midnight - -- program led to a decision to Driving Course. probation period, their drivers will be shown. It is based on Ladies' Tops write to the college and ask if Since the Driver Im- licence is suspended for a Sidney Sheldon's very popular asst'd styles and colors Felt -Boot Liners another B.T.S.D. course could Girls' TOPS children's sizes 6 to I S1 A0 provement Programme is definite period of time. It is novel, a giant best seller. It stars I 2*79 be developed. If the college designed to.deal with repeaters, hoped that with this type of ac- John Beck and Marie France aut'd styles and colors could get another course going sizes 8-14 collectively the computer is programmed to tion the driver will improve his ' Pisier. It has gobs of romance reg. to 8.99 NOW $5.88 the school board might be able print out driving records when z driving habits and suspension of and revenge for audiences to Kiddim' Cuddle Slippers to assist in getting space by driver has reached ten points. his driving privileges won't be sink their teeth into. It all harks add colors March 1st. sizes 5-6, 7-8. 9-10 At least 2.500 Door driving necessary. back to the plraad old Girls' Ski Jackets reg. 2.19 *I* *L o/ I. records are printed by the corn- Another type of action is the Hollywood-style teir-jerker and C...rg:o .I % puter each week and reviewed I Mandatory Suspension. On July so-called "woman's film" of The board ';/as individually* ISth, 1976, legislation became yesteryear, which as A Star Is cerned about the report of the Highways Department's The following steps may be effective to deal with those Born proved, is a very potent taken in dealing with these poor drivers convicted for driving of- film. This film is Restricted and decision to have no underpass fences under the Criminal Code a warning occasional sex ."l..-l) r-..- .... or overpass for the Mamquam driving records: - "-." --._..,- A Notice of Intent to Suspeid of Canada, which includes the scenes. 45" & 60' widths School. They were afraid a Joyride starts January 22 thru reg. to 5.99 yd. pedestrian light would not be is sent to the individual. This alcohol related offences. Toddlers' Jackets allows the driver 15 days to The first Criminal Code con- 24. The Stars are Desi Arnaz Jr., safe enough for youngsters asst'd stvles and colors sizes 2.3.3X cnllectivrh show reasons why this suspen- viction in which there is no ac- Robert Carradine, Melanie 5 crossing the highway to go to t t 8 sion should not take place. If cident involved results in a Griffith and Anne Lockhard. LI le Boys' Jacket scbool. three month maiidatoiy suspen- Meandering youth-on-the-road I JJ _- - 3reo. styles, IO 16 asst'd 99 colors sizes 4.5.6 only Even that the high- the driver does not dispute his intended suspension within 15 sion. Where injury or death of a Saga. Bored kids Set out to sarn- way would be fenced did not 3asst'd styles and colors person or reportable property the frontier life of Alaska; Little Girls' Tops case the board's fears, They felt days, the suspension takes effect. PI^ If he chooses to dispute this damage occurs in connection ' they quickly turn into miniature wt'd styles and colors sizes 4,6,6X collectively I sizes 8-16 the studcnts would still try to intended suspension, he must do with the offence, a mandatory Bonnie and Clydes. Restricted reg 5.49 cross the highway at points suspension of six months results. warning some nude scenes. other than the light if it meant so in writing or in person. If his - reg. to 6.99NOW $1DrJq $4D8'\ Meos's Dress Bent: written submission is lacking in On a second or subsequent they would be able walk a i aut'd colors and fabrics shorter distance. detaii, an interview is ieqiiiied Ciiiiiiiia: Code cozvic:io:: ir. a To&!!a:a' Pm!9 $2-3 88 waist sizes 30 to 44 collectively in order to evaluate the in- five year period in which there *** sizesaut'd 2,3,3Xstyles andcollectively colors $3.48 TO $4,8ay / reg* lo24'99 dividual's attitude and driving is no accident involved, a six WEATHER The question of an emergency record. Interviews are con- month mandatory suspension is reg. to 6.99 NOW , NOW . Plan in Case of a chlorine Spill ducted by Driver Examiners imposed. Where injury or death Date Hi Lo Weather WasbroWhtuP by John Hughes, throughout the province and of a person or reportable Jan. 9 4 2 Rain .3" principal of Howe Sound Secon- results are forwarded to the property damage occurs in con- 10 5 2 Rain .3" dary School. The board was also Motor Vehicle Branch' in Vic- nection with the .offence, a man- 11 5 I Cloud concerned about the lack of an toria. datory suspension of one year 12 4 2 Cloud emergency plan and decided to After receiving the interviews results. 13 6 2 Cloud write40 the district to ask what or submissions one of the Section 86D of the Motor 14 6 3 Rain .I" is being done. following actions may be taken: Vehicle Act requires the im- 15 5 4 ,Cloud *** 1. The intended length of mediate suspension of a person's ' The next project to be un- dertaken by the Construction classes for the Squamish Indian Band will probably be a museum and Hughes said he would be discussing this with the band representative. This building would not be done at for 'a definite period of time, or cumstances. the school but at a site on In- dian land. . * * *, A meeting is planned with members of the Squamish- Lillooet Regional District to - semi trailers discuss the agreement regarding the community use of the Myrtle vans, low beds Philip Elementary*** School. crane trucks A request from Pemberton for flat decks a mini-bus with the parents and students paying for a poriton of the cost was discussed. It was DiSPATCH 892-3898 OFFlCE 984-0237 felt that, at this time, the board could not afford this even if 987-9181 there was a.contribution from outside the school. Another factor was the ob- OVERNIGHT SERVICE ' jection by C.U.P.E. members to teachers or others driving a Greater Vancouver to Squamish, Woodfibre, mini-bus instead of a bus driver. Britannia Beach, Whistler, Pemberton, Mount This could add a great deal to Currie, Lions Bay, Brunswick .Beach, Sunset the cost of trips to events out- Beach. side the community.*** The board also decided to write to our local MLAand EXPRESS SERVICE Minister of Labour, the Hon, Allan Williams, concerning the Vancouver to Squamish, pickup before noon decision by the Hig!ways delivered same afternoon. Department not to have an un- derpass or overpass in the vicini'ty of ?he Mamquam misimum charge .~3.95 School.

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Vol. 22 - No. 3 Page 4 . The Squrmlrh. Vlmer - Wednesday, January 18. 1978 Station delayed?

A little less than a year ago the Hon. , the work, get the trades as reasonably as Grace McCarthy, Minister of Tourism, possible, and much of it far cheaper than any promised Squamish an old fashioned railway contractor could do the same job. However it station and suggested that the community was left to Victoria to secure the site and ob- should take advantage of the opportunity to tain the money for the project. have one for visitors arriving aboard the Chairman Bill McNeney stressed that Royal Hudson. December 31st would be the final date for Bearing her promise in mind, and notification that the monies were available; knowing that if it was to be ieady in time for any later would mean that working drawings the 1978 tourist season, work would have to could not be prepared in time and the project, be started on it immediately, the Squamish could not be completed by May 19th, when Icy peaks and a clear blue sky made the Whistler area look like a picture poskard on Boxing Day. This Chamber of Commerce set up a special com- the first trip of the Royal Hudson is was taken from the high point on the west sideroad. mittee to continue working on the project scheduled. And that's where it sits. All the and to see about getting a station for - I- Squamish. preliminary work has been done. Squamish has been urged to work on the project, to Midway was suggested and several trips prepare the costs, to.find a contractor and to made to the Kootenay centre to see if the do the initial work. Last May, we were station could be obtained, However this was assured we would have a new station by May not possible but plans and specifications 19th; now it appears doubtful they may ever Last night 1 grew the most come again and again, and father's bed, he would be at the Did I say we owned a cat or sure it contains catnip because were available so local architects and draft- wonderful garden I have ever maybe one of these years we'll door crying to get out again and he owned us? Anyway back sometimes he just chews it till i get it built. t'son soppingit and wet.sometimes It has a hetiny plays bell smen were allocated the task of presenting grown in my. life. There were have another garden. Not quite try his luck anew. home he came, delighted to be Makes one just a little cynical. Com- tomatoes so large and succulent that lovely but a ,real one in- plans and preparing cost estimates. We decided we'd had enough here and immediately made a mittees and people work hard; the local they tasted like ambrosia; the stead of just a dream. of that and wanted a gentle cat. beeline for his favorite spots to with it in the middle of the night These were taken to Victoria and the chamber lays out money and members take lettuce was crisp and curled so off to the hospital and the vet make sure that no one had because I can hear the bell as he *** moves. department was advised of' the fact that valuable time to work on a project and there with never a bug in sight (in fact for a cure. Do you realize how disturbed them and that nothing there wasn't even any dirt on the Our little black cat went to much one,can miss a little black had been changed. It's a great game, if you touch to build the station, it sits. It's enough to discourage even the Squamish cannot afford leaves), no worm had ever the hospital last week. He had cat who doesn't weigh more than He still wants to. go out. and it, he pulls it away and if you do and, in view of the fact that Mrs. McCarthy , keenest and most interested advocate of a looked at those radishes and the reached the age which all tom ten pounds soaking wet? undoubtedly will still prowl the manage to get it from him he cats reach when he decided it had promised the station to Squamish, it was Royal Hudson railway station. corn was sweet and milky, the Father took him to the vet on I house, seeking an opportunity to pounces on it .and takes it back, felt the monies should be forthcoming from It's your move, Gracie, and it had better cucumbers crisp and delicious. was more fun to stay out at night Tuesday so he'd be'back on sneak out whenever it occurs, looking at you and worrying it, and to fight for his lady loves, as if he thinks it's going to get Victoria. be fast if you want to roll into a spanking There were gladiola like I've Thursday; it would never do to but hopefully he will be a more never seen before, sweet peas and he would come home scrat- have him away for .more than contented and loveable cat now away. Squamish would be prepared to superv,ise new old-fashioned station on May 19th. taller than I am with foot long- ched and bleeding, with a lame one day and the alternative. to that he's neutered. A cat around the house is a stems and pansies, each with a foot or otherwise mauled and wait till I could take him down Last night I heard a cat crying lot of fun and I don't know what perfect face and no bug holes exhausted. on Thursday, would be that he outside and he wanted to get we'd do without Smokey. Cer- around the edges. The roses After eating a tin of food and wouldn't return till the out. It was pitiful to see him go tainly those two days he was Caribbean Canada were gorgeous, the annuals drinking a cup of milk, and following Tuesday, or one of us from the door to the window in away made us realize just how bright and blooming and not sleeping in the most comfortable would have to go to Vancouver an endeavor to find some place much we missed him. to to get The suggestion that Canada annex one or 'life many Canadians who long away sprawling all over the place, and spot he could find, usually on aad get him. that was open, But not yet. In fact, when I picked him up more of the Caribbean islands for use as win- from, the cold and ice and snow. Many of the perennials bloomed all the Maybe in a few days we'll let it was a little later than we had ter resorts for its residents is one that bears a them aren't interested in skiing vacations and time without having to be clip- him go freely again and he'll been told and by the time I lot of merit. With the hordes of people that's about all Canada has to offer in winter. ped or have the dead ones stray no longer. talked to the vet I was at least removed. . !' half an hour late getting him , heading for Hawaii or Mexico or any place So a 'sunny Caribbean island with palm Right now he's curled up on In short I was engaged in my a As .Otheirs the floor with his toy. It was home and Father wanted, to the during the winter months, in sun fringed beaches and flowering hibiscus or annual day dream when the seed supposed to be a mouse and I'm know what took so long!

possession of a Caribbean island or islands bougainvillea is the answer. catalogues arrived. Someone I would be a money saver for the country as with more wisdom than us must We're planning a trip to the sun next well. have decreed that these should I See 'Us'I month and while we prefer the foreign coun- Imagirie all the people who spend money start arrivipg in the dark days of tries to Hawaii, we-might consider a Carib- January and February when From Our Files in Hawaii on their winter holidays spending Bv HOWARD WEIBERT bean island if it meant saving money for our there is snow on the ground out- it in Caribbean Canada instead. There side, when all the world is NEWS ITEM: that he jumped up shouting, Five Years Ago which must be achieved to en- country. Providing there was lots of sand and wouldn't be that money drain because if it resting and waiting for the sun Organization believes har- "Humma goola yoora foola," The value of building permits sure economic growth. The first sun and the pleasant holiday atmosphere. and began shaking that evil issued in 1972 was reported to is that labour costs must not ex- was all part of Canada it wouldn't be leaving and warmth to back to nessing "witchdoctor" power Start it on its productive cycle. will aid in achieving health care looking rattle about my head. I have totalled more than $6 ceed productivity gains. At the the country. Then the fact that there wouldn't So if there's Some tropic island in the for all. (Vancouver Sun, Jan. felt a sharp pain in my million dollars and tripled the same time, governments at all once again. .nrn. be any exchange and people wouldn't have to Caribbean that wants a break, would love How could we get through 1Y la) sacroiliac. value of those for any other year levels must tailor their ex- worry about losing money on the difference - lots of tourists and is anxious to have an in- those days without the promise I've got nothing against wit- "Just a minute, Doc, please," 1 in the Squamish area. penditures to the ability of the between their money and the American funds jeciion of dollars from the hotel and motel of beauty and produce on those chdoctors. Really. As a matter cried, "no more home remedies, December figures added economy to support them." of fact I have the highest regard I promise!" His dance came to another $99,008 to an already would make the tourisis happiei. industry, plus a built-in clientele . . . well, pages? But one look at them and The Hon.15 Years Ray Ago Williston, one's mind creaies all sorts of for the medical professional in an abrupt halt, the wild look record figure. Permits were We think it's a marvellous idea. Holidays here's your chance. You may be just what delights. It doesn't matter that general. Howevei, when ! heard fading from his eyes. My pain issued in December to Chieftain Minister of Lands and Forests, in the sun are becoming an accepted way of Canada is looking for. we haven't had a real garden for of the plans of the WHO I felt vanished, and I slumped down Holdings for three or four new was slated to open Canadian ten years; ever since the year the that I should check with my in my chair. After regaining my stores near Overwaitea, a new Colleries, new $2 million house was moved and they family sawbones. I wanaed to see composure I asked him if he B.C. Railway wheel house, an sawmill here on January 21. bulldozed the rockeries out of whether this new policy would thought there would be any long addition to Modern Machine The ceremony would Mails get worse the way to make a place to set have any effect on local health term benefits from this policy. Works and remodeling of the culminate over IO years of the house; it doesn't matter that care. "Certainly," he replied. "Ever Drenka apartments and two negotiations and hearings to ob- "Just take a seat," the recep- since that first physician dwellings. tain the Squamish watershed as There was a time when one could count less than a week. I haven't the time or the energy to really garden any more; I can tionist said when I had entered prescribed complete bed rest Record industrial, com- a tree farm licence. . on mailing a letter in Squamish and having it We don't know where the hold up is. still dream. the office. "He'll be a few and call-me-in-the-morning" we mercial and apartment It was begun by Empire Mills, arrive in Vancouver a day later. That's no We're sure the mail leaves Squamish when it And dream' I do when the minutes." I browsed through medical practitioners have had dwellings raised the year's total approved and then appealed longer true. Last week we received post cards is supposed to and we have been assured that catalogues arrive. One's con- two well-worn copies of Time to reply on nature to get people to a new high but there was a and finally granted three years magazine, and was just finishing into the office. Oh, !here's been record number of housing starts mailed in Vancouver before Christmas, one it is cleared as soon as it arrives in Squamish. scious mind says there's no sense prior to the opening of the mill. a six month old issue of Better hypochondriacs of course, but as well. Primary condition of granting air mailed from Switzerland before Christ- This means that the delay must be in the planting lots of vegetables when there's only two of you to eat Homes and Gardens, when the they really don't represent any , Largest project of the year was that a plywood plant be mas and another from the United States, also Vancouver post office and this is inex- them. It's even sillier to look at quiet of the waiting.room was more than a small percentage of was the Squamish .Terminals built at Squamish. Because of before Christmas. cusable. With more people, higher pay and peas and corn and beans (did shattered by a rapid BOOM-T- our total market. Getting sick building at a cost of $950,000 over production and a slow They were all sealed and all were first more sophisticated equipment they should be you ever plant beans and won- DA - BOOM-TE-DA-BOOM, has been a completely and with the construction of an- market in plywood, Empire played on what sounded like a unorganized affair. Now," he cillary buildings it brought the class mail. Granted the post office made the able to move the mails even more quickly der what to do with them?) One Mills could not find backing for large hollow log. The recep- said, "we are able 10 use value of the project to almost a such a plant. remark that all incoming mail was treated as than before. realizes there's only so much room but pumpkins and squash tionist came to attention im- methods and techniques which million dollars. The previous year, Canadian second class, we would be furious if I mailed But the reverse seems to be the case. It as well as all the other crops mediately, cupping her ear with eliminate the middle man, so to The other large project was Colleries bought out Empire a letter in Europe to our family; put air mail appeared that when' the pay was less, the that require lots of room are her hand, and tilting her head.+ speak. No longer will we have to the B.C. Railways blacksmith Mills on the condition that the postage on it and then discovered it was equipment not so sophisticated and the hours dreamt of. "The talking drums say you depend on natural illness or,ac- shop valued at $516,000. plywood plant could be changed may go in.".I left a wart sufferer cident for our trade. Can you Other large commercial treated as second class when it arrived in our longer, the mail came through in a much And the flowers! Rows and to hemlock export, cutting rows of gladiola. Forget about and an old gentleman whom the imaginer' he asked in- projects included the new Over- 250,000 feet per day on two own country. Surely we should treat all mail faster style. the cost. The fact that each bulb noise had thrown to the floor, credulously, "what our,economy- waitea store, the post office and shifts. the same whether it emanates from a foreign Surely there- must be an answer to the in- you want is one of the new and headed for the inner sanc- would be like if every business medical building at Garibaldi The mil! was estimated to em- couqtry or ours, as long as it is paid for at the creasing problems which are arising with the varieties and costs a fortune tum. had to rely on customers by ac- Estates, the Newport building ploy 150 to 200 people and same rate! post office. Higher wages and higher costs for doesn't matter'. You want them '.'Nyaaa, what's up Doc?' I ciden t?" with Lloyd Insurance agencies, .council in expectation of an in- asked. Without answering, he "I wouldn't even want to two other offices and a store, the But the inexcusable part of the mail is to postage service doesn't seem to be the an- anyway and you visualize long fluxresidential of people subdivision established ina newthe rows of them in the garden with put on his most professional think about it," I replied Highlands store, Irly. Bird find that letters from Squamish to Vancouver swer. But there must be one. Maybe the an- bouquets in the house and ' smile, saying, "And how's my quickly. building supply store and the Stawamus Valley which has or from Vancouver to Squamish never arrive swer is to take it out of the hands of the dozens to give away to friends. little meal ticket today?' Lying "We've finally taken the Jenkins store and apartment come to be known as in time, or at best are several days late. We 'government and make it a private facility. In the garden of the mind on his desk was a rattle of a guesswork out of good health .project, the Howe Sound Co-op Val leycl iffe. and the Squamish Chemicals used to be able to count on receiving an an- Then it would have to succeed or would fail there are no weeds, no long vaguely spiritual design and in care," he said. "Not only can we 25 Years-Ago his hand he held a book of in- cure you, but 'we now have it in plant am,ong others. swer to a letter in three days at the most; now because of its inadequacies. hours spent on one's knees get- Immediate action in building ting them out from between the cantations. After giving his little our power to make you sick." 10 Years Ago a Pacific Great Eastern railway if it gets there three days, But poorer service for more money is not. you are lucky in tiny plants so they can grow; joke a light-hearted chuckle, I "Right Doc," I said. N.R. Crump,. chairman and connection between Squamish and luckier still if the answer conies back in the answer. there's no watering or mulching, asked him what he thought of Hearing that remark, he don- chief executive office; of the and Vancouver was requested no spraying and no digging. In the World Health ned an elaoorate looking head- Canadian Pacific Railway in a by the B.C. Junior Chamber of fact all one does in a mental Organization's "witchdoctor" dress and resumed his dance, year-end review said that the Commerce in a brief presented Editor, The Times: activitits (let the opposition at- distractions and tales of unity garden in January or February policy. almost knocking over the past year (1967) had been a dif- to the cabinet. Is there a formula for a good tack motherhood and apple pie and VOILA! come election time is obtain the seed and pick the "Undoubtedly a good thing,'' skeleton that stood watchfully in ficult time for the economy with The r'-e!ep:ion sei4 i: h::! Liberal stew to distract the and suffer the consequences guess who'll get the gravy? results. But it does bring sum- he answered. "We doctors have the corner. I jumped up with a little relief in sight. noted the controversy over public from such contemporary rhrough public resentment . . . The public, as usual, seems to mer to one's mind and is a always been accused of being cry and dashed out, running past "Two requirements on the Squamishwhether a roadthat couldcould bealso built carry to ' issues as the high cost of living, who cares about legalities, prefer the crumbs add the tasty promise of the days that are to elitist and overly mysterious by the receptionist, who was world scene must be met to the highest unemployment level morality and old-fashioned newspaper headlines. Why, even come. know-npthing slobs like your- thoughtfully poking needles into achieve an acceptable rate of PGE freight to Vancouver from since the Oreat Depression, the principles!); a touch of financial Barrett must be stewing in the Man needs that little promise self. While this new position some unfortunate patient's case real growth in Canada in 1968 Squamish, but the chamber said wage and price control farce panic in Quebec in the Sun Life back pages of !he Vancouver of beauty and warmth when he that the "WHO" is taking history file. - a return to a reasonably that it felt that the road could and the lack of leadership on incident (Jimmy Sinclair, newspapers (remember when he listens to' the rain or sees the probably won't help those poor I have calmed down stable international monetary not handle the freight now being the part of the Prime Minister? prominent Liberal and used to be attacked on the front snows piling up outside and devils in the third world, it is somewhat since, but I still hang Structure as well as continued handled by boat and bafge. Trudeau's father in law, predicts page? Perhaps the establishment going to give us Canadian doc- fetishes over the front door, and growth in wolld markets for the Perhaps there is, as evidenced hears the north wind howling "In our opinion," the that Levesque will lose the next prefers a much milder flavour in tors a chance to lay some very make frequent contributions to resource based products which by recent events in Ottawa. around the corners of the house, delegation said, "the completion cIccIion. J!inniy is a dire:toi of !h: Socrcd stew that's being as only our north winds can. heavy curses on those who seem the CMA. Good health isn'l Canada produces." Quebec and ekewhere. of the PGE southward would Sur1 I.iic , . . vcry intcresling); dished out to the public). So let's have the catalogues to take an inordinate amount of hard to keep . . . if you know "In Canada," he continued, prove to be a very soucd in- Add a dash of RCMP illegal sprinkle liberally with goodies, Harry Olaussen and their promise of summer pleasure from attacking us. With how. "there are also two conditions vestment."

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By PAUL CANDY 63-54 victory. High scorer was The second half was a corn- cessfully defended. The final PIRTS.SEIV;CE-SALES and BRUCE RAMUS Westlund with 19 points. pletely different story. score was 66-49 for the Chiefs. PMQNE 985-0591 The Senior Boys Basketball The second game was Dlavcd Refreshad bv their rest. the HSS Leading the victors was MaUFO fer Lucky Hey Contest team from Howe Sound Secon- in Pemberton,-and HSS' fired first unii &me on and played Verscera with 52 points, the dary School WCR games at much better against the Red perhaps the best quarter of best individual performance by ClEAAA#CE SALE Mount Currie and at Pemberton Devils. Coach Weeks did not basketball by the team all year. a Chief all year. last week. start his regular first string; in- They outscored Pemberton 28-6 The Chiefs play next at home on domot B 1377 Toyotat The first game was against stead he went with a com- in those IO minutes of play and tomorrow, when they take on Mount Currie and was a hard- bination of two Starters and entered the fourth quarter with the St. George's Saints. The fought contest. The Ts'Zils had three others. This unit played a huge lead, which they SUC- game is scheduled for 4:30. won the B.C. Native Indian the first quarter and came out championship arid were not to with a slim lead, Mauro Ver- be underestimated. They were scera scoring 13 of his team's 15 very quick, had fine leaping points. ability, and were good outside In the second quarter, Coach shooters. Although Howe Sound Weeks rested that first unit and usually had the lead, it was looked to his bench for sub- never safe. stitutes. The play of this second HSS coach Mike Weeks had unit was something less than to go with both his big men to flawless basketball, and the HSS win this one. Neil Roberts and lead slowly dwindled away. Mark Westlund, 6'4" and 6'5" However, as Coach Weeks later respectively, both had big games noted, the second unit had scoring and rebounding. With played tough and worn the Red Fun in costumes and on slats is what Fairmont Hot Springs'-- Annual Wprld Barrel Slat Race these two "mountain men" Devils down. Howe Sound was 765 Mrrlno Dr. North Van, losing by eight at the half. DL.OWOQA is all about. leading the way, HSS scored a

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I I The Squsmlrh Tlmer - Wednesday, January 18. 1978 - Peg0 7 Still rink wins Men's Bonspiel In a closely fought game the ney rink with Frank Roche, Jim Weavers rink with Jim Steeden. Jerry Still rink defeated Barry Schutz and Mike Gottleib and Norm Bradley arid Gordon Naimark and his crew to take fourth place went to the Wayne Clark. the "A" event and win the men's Pavich rink with Jim Lazzarin, Bonspiel chairman Don open bonspiel at the Howe Doug lmire and Pat Hughes. Hobbs thanked the curlers for Sound Curling Club on the Second place in the "B" event coming and putting on a terrific weekend. They won the Howe went to the Lyall Craig rink bonspiel; the ladies, and Sound Timber Co. cup, presen- from Squamish with R. Swerd- especially Susie Currie for the ted by John Drenka in the ab- fegger. John Tansley and Don steak dinners and Pat Sherriff sence of Cliff Cyr. Members of Hobbs, followed by the M. Wut- for taking- charge- of the bar and the winning rink were Jerry zke rink,' also from Squamish, buying the prizcs. ana ail those Still, Rick Still, Gene Bailey with jack 'Wright. George Fur- who helped make it a and Doli Digby. niss and Derek Wilson. In memorable weekend. 'Taking the "B" event and the fourth place was the B. Caldwell Squamish Mills Trophy, also rink with Clem McClOskey, presented by John Crenka, was George Brown and Dave Cald- the Gary Hendrickson rink of well. Squamish with Tim Chapman, Runner up in the "C" event Denny Ratlibone and Roy King. was the Syd Bass rink with Phil This rink is sponsored by the Ramsay, Thomas Wong and Garibaldi Highlander Hotel. Larry Loewen, followed by the Winners of the "C" eventand Squamish rink of Matt Schulte. the L & A Contracting Trophy, Bob Hill, Scott Sherriff and presented by Jack Currie, was Leigh Schulte. In fourth place the Ken Wakefield rink with . was the Steve Leesing rink with Steve Clark, Frank Char- Tom Moore, Brian Atwood and bonneau and AI Patan. Don Hadden. The Granite Drilling and Second place in the "D" event Contracting Cup for the "D" went to the local Jack Currie event was presented to Dick rink with Keith Stinson, Gary Reimer, Rick Reimer, Cliff Ray and Keith Roberts, Last Saturday, the Black Tusk Snowmobile Club spent the afternoon giving youngsters Strickler and Clem Whippich by foHowed by Harold Mensinger from the "Joy Fellowship", a Vancouver-based organization for handicapped people, rides Gary Hendrickson* who came up from Marpole to Runner up in the "A" event fill a vacancy and gathered local on their 'snownobiles 'at the Easter Seal Cawp. The Squarnish club will take part in a was the Barry Naimark rink curlers Bert Biglow, Ron province-wide fund raising marathon in Oliver, B.C. on February 19. B.C. Snowmobile with Bill Rafter, Choplin Yaremkewich and Brian Clubs will be taking pledges on the hundred mile route to raise at least $40,000 for the. and Norm McLean, while in Couture to round out his rink. Lions Club and their- work with the handicapped. third place was the Owen Car- Fourth place went to the Harry Snowmobile Club to enter race Anytime now, members of the machines as a prelude to the dicapped youngsters, many of LEISURE Black Tusk Snowmobile Club provincial event in Oliver. whom had never ridden on a snowmobile before, were will be asking people in our 3:c airnixg at 1,000, but "'Ne s delighted. By Maurice Farn community to sponsor them on it looks like we'll get more than the hundred mile route of B.C. that now;' said club member Snowmobile Association's Mavis St. Arnault. "Snowarama" which will be held in Oliver, February 19, to Black Tusk Snowmobilers ball game raise money for the Lions and who brought their machines to their work with the han- the camp Saturday were: AI The Annual Oldtimers Adult Hockey Province's present role is to dicapped. Clark, Bill Craig, Bud McStay, Basketball Game against the Over 90 persons showed up at respond to the expressed needs Snowmobile clubs across the Clare McStay, AI Thorne, Terry Howe Sound Senior Boys team Simmons Queen-§ize Beautyrest the meeting last week to discuss of the municipalities and province have been asked tu Weberg, AI Summer, Trudy will be played Saturday night at the different possible types of regional districts for capital pledge $1,000 to raise the target Summer, Jay Carrat, Fran 7:30 in the Howe Sound School Here's Big Country comfort plus the exclusive "Hidden hockey which should be played assistance. This role reflects the figure of $40,000. Carrat, Fred Julien, Wendy Gym. . . ,not jusf "Big" like ail old. Difference'' of lndividualiy Special Offer in the new rink when it opens. backlog of demand for Last Saturday, the Black Tusk Crosson, Carla Crosson, Jim With names like Halvorson, fashioned double bed. but Pocketed Coils. See your Sim- When you buy a Beautyrest As a result of the meeting there assistance that the Ministry has club turned out to give Penrose, Buddy Leski, Theresa Hendrickson, Barr, Galley, longer by 6 inches with 5 inches mons dealer now - and wake Sleepsety& more in width, . .and that's a up refreshed and rarin' lo go. Q~~~~-s~~~ will now be three leagues for- on hand. youngsters staying at the Easter Leski and Mavis St. Arnault. Thompson, Hunter, Antosh etc., get a Q~~~~-s~~~bedframe med to accommodate the dif- However, an important Seal Camp a ride on their Needless to say, the han- the Oldtimers boast a tough heap of extra sleepin' room. at a reduced price. lineup. PIUS the kind of SUPPOfl YOU Old-fashioned double bed: ferent needs of adults. A fun change is to take place in the need come sundown. Coach Thompson has warned 54" 2: 75". Siiiimoiis (Jueen-Sim league with no body contact and .Ministry's role with the im- Queen-size Beautyrest mat- bed: O(Y s So" plementation of grants of 331/2 the "young" Senior Boys to be very little organization other tress.. .all the space you need. (That ineans 20",'1 inore room) than booking the ice and taking cents per capita, up to a ready to run because this year the players' fees will be the one maximum of $25,000 available Mamquam defeats he says the Oldtimers will be In shape. of most interest to those who to municipalities and regional SIMMONS 151 ~.:~81~b,,,~,,,.l11111,111 don't skate well or are getting districts specifically for com- Tickets for this game are now VALLEY FU RN ITURE on a little. A league for those munity Master Plans. This will Westcot team on sale from members of the 892-3424 3300 Cleveland Ave. Senior Boys Basketball team. who skate and have played some increase the Ministry's role in Mamquam Elementary School Brice Delikatnv took over as hockey- say a middle of the judging not simply one or a few: bo,ys' basketball-team journeyed L, leader guard 4th four new. road league and the established facilities per municipality at a to West Vancouver Iast'Friday players in the second quarter Huff and Puff League for those time, but in the overall develop- and dominated a flu-ridden and engineered another 15 who have played a while. ment of community recreation Westcot Elementary, 44-23. points, scoring nine of them Contacts: Fun League, Gordy delivery systems. Westcot, the number two- himself. Gurvin, 898-5459; Middle of While. this change will create rated team in West Van is one Andy ~~l~~~~~ was a one the Road, Cec Van Sickle, 898- philosophical consternation on of six visiting teams in the Little man show for the losers, scoring 5406; Huff and Puff League, the part of some members of the Chief Invitational Tournament 16 of his points. John Johnson, 898-5996. recreation profession, there is at the Secondarv School Feb. 3- Minor Hockey no doubt that this new grant will 4. This Friday, another top team We will be registering until spur, in a substantial way, long Led by Myles Rosser's ten from West Van, Gleneagles, Friday at the Recreation Office range planning. Even with the points and Stuart McKen2ie.s visits Mamquam with both boys for Minor Hockey between 9 - 4 inherent problems of planning four points and eight reb,ounds, and girls' teams. In their first p.m. As of Monday, 90 kids had in general and master plans in Mamquam leapt Out to a 20.7 game of the season last Novem- registered. particular, as well as the aspect first quarter lead and never ber, Mamquam beat Gleneagles Recreation of the Provincial Ministry looked back. 27-26 in West Vancouver. Facilities Fund reviewing community plans, this Our application for Il3rd of change may be for the bet- WESTBEND the cost of the Civic Centre is terment of Recreation. You are cordially invited.. 3 PIECE. HAMPER SET still under review and it will New Programs FIBERFILL QUILT BATT 2 10 CUP DRIP COFFEE probably be a ,couple 'of months .All of the January Downhill aim 78" x 100" white & gold - before we know what we will and Cross Country Ski Lessons, The ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of hamper, rcale 6 waste ba:ket MAKER get. It is well known that the Kindergym Programs, Kin- newly revised fund will have a. derfun Programs, Gymnastics sale $4.49, great impact on communities of for 8-12 years, Moms and Tots, sale $25.97 sale $35.47 all sizes. Tumbling for pre-school kids LIONS GATE reg. $5.49 reg. $28.97 John Thompson, Coordinator are full. Vacancies still exist for reg. $38.47 of the fund for the Province , Children's Yoga (I space), recent I y t ou re'd S q u a m ish Gymnastics for 5-7 years (three MEDICAL STACKING 10 PIECE WESTINGHOUSE Recreation Facilities with me spaces), Black and White and gave the following com- Darkroom Techniques (three COFFEE MUGS COOKWARE SET LIGHT40-600-100 BULBSWatt ments on the new grant: spaces), Basic Photography, cast aluminum baked enamei Thompson explained that the Ladies Stretch and Bend and the RESEARCH Community Recreation February Cross Country Ski and colors: green & red Facilities Fund was being re- February Downhill Ski implemented after a one year Packages. We are also still reg. .85 moratorium period, in response taking registrations for Ringette. FOUNDATION sale $28.95 reg. pkg. of 2 - .55 to a demonstrated need .for New programs are being put Thursday, January 26, at 8 p.m. reg. $48.95 capital assistance in com- together for the activity area in BOQSTER CABLES munities throughout the the new Civic Centre and will lions Gate Hospital Auditorium . AIR TIGHT Province. be. announced in February. Guest Speaker: Or. L.S.A. Boothroyd 10 feet long 8" BENCH SAW HEATERS "There are one thousand ap- heavy duty - 6 gauge copper wire plications outstanding for *** 8" tilting blade, 24 Inch - lined funds," said Thompson, "which One thing you have to say for lions Gate Medical Research Foundation sale 8 table top 18" x 24", are worth between $25 and $30 unemployment: you can't beat the 230 Emt 13th St. North Vincouvrr $5 97 hours. million in potential capital ... stand Included. Less motor. sale 9.35 each RRI $1 works projects, based on ' - reg. $8.39 reg. $24.19 enquiries, of which a possible $15 million are viable." sale $85.97 As to' the effects of the re- reg.. $98.95 STEREO COMPONENTS opening of the fund, Thompson ANNUAL c SOLARAY am/fm radloby MIIDA8 track player. pointed out that in the three ZOOL MIST VAPORIZER - years the Community BISSEL CARPET Recreation Facilities Fund was 1 gal with 10 hour capaclty in operation some $53 million SWEEPER was given out.to construct 822 chocolate brown & sandalwood, sale $249.50 facilities. rale $13.47 adjustable brurh from bare floor to John Thompson expects that reg. $15.47 reg. $349.50 SAVE $100.00 based on the experience of the carpet. former fund, the new grants will On custom Brapea from our samples be responsible for more than I sale CHENILE BEDSPREADS 1,000. additional jobs ' STEREO COMPONENT reg. $21.95 throughout the Recreation field colours: white, ram, rurt. LABOURminimum AT 54" 1/z long PRfCE ovqr the next few years. As well, by FLEETWOOD a boom is being eagerly an- Mastercharge and Chargax acceptd c~~~ LIGHT FIXTURES ticipated by the province's con- am/fm radio - 8 track player . Budget Plan also available Iw bathroom - kiichen, etc. struction industry. With respect to concern ex- 1I , 'AT OUR NEW LOCAVlON-- H. sale $18.39 sale pressed over the effects on $249.50 off reg. price reg. $22.99 recreation services, and the 50% reg. $349.50 SAVE $100.00 management of recreation ser- vices created by the grants, .-re8 serving the wert. Prlces effective till January 21. ThomDson said that the Provin- SQUAMISH INTERIORS . cia1 Ministry of Recreation was FRIDAYMOM-THURS. 9 - 9:OO &p.m. SAT. - 5:30 SQUAMISH892-501 1 limited in its role in overall recreation development. The IS - Wednesday, January 18. 197 Page 8 - The Squamish tlms I Family film series The family film series spon- ICleveland Avenue. Squamish on Friday, January 28 The price is 52.50 per child sored by Capilano College will at Squamish Elementary School. begin again in Pemberton at In Pemberton and Whistler and 54 per adult and covers the entire series of seven movies. Signal Hill Elementary School tickets may be purchased Children must be accompanicd on .Monday, January 23; in through the schools mentioned by adults. Any inquiries may be Whistler at Myrtle Philip and in Squamish, tickets may be directed to 892-5322 between Elementary School on Wed- purchased at Capilano College's and 2 weekdays. nesday. January 25 and in Squamish Learning Centre on IO

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Chariot race should be a riot! is holding a meeting this Sun- *’ * *** day, January 22, at 7:30 p.m. at Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Loewan Geriy Yantz travelled to the home of Peg Tinney, 2193 and little daughters have. Thunder Bay, Ontario, to spend Skyline Drive. There will be Chris French, Fanny Farkle and thoroughly enjoyed their few Christmas with his mother, Mrs. play readings of three one-act Peter Savage. years in Hay River, N.W.T., but Audrey Yantz, and famiFy. plays. All welcome. *** now they feel they would like to a** *** Three little ones celebrating come back to “civilization”. Un- Stork Stories-GRIFFIN-A This week’s Thought for the first birthday this week are til they decide just where that Caughier, Connie Leanne, was Week has a special meaning for Jatinder Bajwa, Timothy will be, they are staying with his born to Gerald and Colleen me and perhaps for others too. Pickering and Jessica Sandberg. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Griffin in the Lions Gate Although this prayer is *** Loewan. Hospital on December 30, associated with A.A.’s it is one What wi’ Rabbie Burns Sup- *** weighing 5 Ibs. This is a sister that anyone can live by: God for Corey. In Squamish, proud per fast approaching (this Satur- The Ist Guide grant me the serenity to accept grandparents are Clayton and day), a wee joke from Scotland Company is having a Bake Sale what be changed. Give seems host appropriate. In on Saturday, January 28, from I Lois Thorne and George and me the courage to change what Aberdeen, a Mr. MacGregor to p.m. at the Super Valu Gert Griffin. needs to be ,.hanged and the asked the new parlormaid, “Are in Garibaldi Estates. These are wisdom to know one from the *** ye fond of movin’ pictures, promising young homemakers SHARPE-Brian and other. 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Controversial-~ new qun- laws now in effect.: w guns to sustain their livel\hood.” “If someone wants a gun to take the serial number to the Depending on the intended use and rifles is included in the new On January 1, Canada’s con- “The measures ensures that Of course, opinions on the laws the implementation will In fact, the Solicitor General I commit a crime, it’s as easy as RCMP, acquire a conveyance of the weapon the owner must troversial new gun laws came the courts will have the power legislation vary. Staff-Sergeant not come into effect until into effect. According to to remove guns from the hands has said that the amendments Frenk Zaharia of the Squamish pie to get one off the black permit, back to the seller and either buy a second conveyance ’ January of next year when the are a reflection of the govern- RCMP has said that is op- market. The only thing these convey the weapon to the police . permit in order to take the gun Solicitor General Francis Fox, of unstable people,” said the he system and forms will be set up the new amendhents, the first to Solicitor General, while at the ment’s determination to “Stem timistic that the new laws will laws do is restrict the sportsman where they will determine by a home and a new one every time and avhilable. the increasing use of Suns in by requiring a permit and scarch for a criminal record’ he takes it anywhere or buy a be made to the country’s gun same time assuring sportsmen effectively reduce the incidence “I’m not saying ahat everyone crimes and to reduce the unac- of violent crime. payment for it, everytime you whether or not the purchaser carrying permit, good for one control laws since 1969, have ’ that they would not “interfere should have guns but it seems to been designed to encourage the with the legitimate use of guns ceptable toll of deaths and in- George Kolatschek, President turn around. It’s just a r,avenue will be allowed to have one. If year, which will allow the tray 1 me that this is only the begin- safer use of guns and to curb by Canada’s many responsible juries, accidental Or OthCrWiSe, of the Squamish Rod and Gun making venture.” there is no evidencc of past sportation of the weapon to and ning of a government plan to their criminai and irresponsibie gun owners, inciuciing those which iesiilt f:~m nhse of C!U~catis tiis new measures ‘‘a #ola:schek exptaicad thet hismy of misuse of guns the from targetlpractice etc. use. hunters and trappers who use weopons.” lot of red taDe”. when purchasing a gun one must police register the weapon. While registration of shotguns prevent the public from owning . guns,” Kolatschck said. The answer to controlling the number of violent crimes in our society, Kolatschek said, is to have stiffer penalties, enforced to the fullest extent, with no time off for good behavior. What the government calls the law’s stiffer penalties for criminal misuse of firearms in- cludes a one to 14 year man- datory imprisonment for use of, a firearm during, or while at- tempting to commit an in- dictable offence with three to 14 for subsequent offences. Carrying a concealed weapon, pcssessing prohibited weapons Or unregistered res!ric!ed weapons is punishable by up to five years imprisonment. These provisions, Kolatschek says, leave far too much to the discretion of the courts. Stiffer sentences, he said, would cost the government a substantially large amount of money for the longer imprisonment of of- fenders - a price he said the government does not seem willing to pay. Instead, the government hopes that the provisions con- i&iSd in the new legirhtion to prohibit persons who have been convicred of an indictabie of- ...... fence involving violence, or any firearms offence from owning or possessing any firearm up to ten years will cut down on the in- cidence of violent crimes. - In addition, the police now are empowered to search for and to seize weapons without a warrant if there is an immediate danger to the safety of a person and it is impractical to obtain a wmant. This, Staff-Sergeant Zaharia explained, is just an extension of the existing search and seizure with warrant powers already given to the police allowing them entry without a warrant when they determine that a crime is being committed within a building or home. The primary example of the time when this provision would be used is in the case of family arguments. It is up to the police officer to determine if firearms w ithin fiscated.within the home should ’be con-

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I A record album which ap- a home studio and had several and Kelowna. This success led (London Records Of Canada) peared in Squamish stores in oftheir better recordings played (0 the release of two more distributionand 10 ensure for his album. December has been getting a lot 0," the local radio staiton. This singles before the record corn- of attention partly because the led to the release of Dave's first PanY changed ownership and Recording of the songs On recording artist lives in single 45 r.p.m. recording shortly thereafter went out of fallthe albumof 1976 was and comPfeted the first insingle the Garibaldi Highlands and works "West Coast Logger Saga". This business. "Emily Carr . . . World of

~ ~ at Woodfibre but mainly record in turn led to a Van- . -.- .- -- As a Dave had to Start Small" was released in February On the the Community 'Iub here at Whistler becwe the ~lbcrnfeatures some cover based record production ma~ingccntacts in music 1357. **Emiiy. . .*' [oak quiir: a excellent Canadian songs such company. Studio 3 Productions, business all Over again. For- while to get moving but by its first pot luck supper and "like the date it proved be a lucky as "Old Lady Rose" (about the to take a11 interest in Dave's tunately he met a record August 1977 was firmly night for those of us who are members and could enjoy the delicious Union which work. producer* Martin Shaer, who established nationally, reaching meal and good fellowship that the Community Club is becoming served Howe ,Sound In a new single "Now had recently emigrated from N~.24 on the Canadian Adult renowned for. It is without doubt that every event arranged since and Then" and in the ,40s). Dave's first England who took an interest in c~~~~~~~~~~~T~~ 50 Chart, the dub in 1975 havt been highly successful* The release of this album en- album "Kettle Valley Line" Seventy-five members attended the supper in an D~~~.~material. Together they The album finally went to titled "Endless Highway" marks were released and distributed laid plans for the new album. press in September !977 and unrecognizable school lunch room. As one entered the room it had the realization of a dream for nationally. ~i~ recordings began an atmosphere of warmth and cosyness. With the room lit by can- D~~~ Baker. It is a collection of gain acceptance radio Martin Shaer y/as at this time was delivered to retail outlets in dhand table lamps it gave great effect, so did the bright red fine many about the West stations across Canzdz. AI the working with a group called late November. Dave tablecloths and drapes on the windows. Certainly ail very well coast,all and sung by Same time he began appear Sweeney Todd who in 1976 had that initial reaction has been organized by the committee of Evelyn Cullen, Beth Pipe, Roberta Baker and recorded with a quite regularly on CHEK-TV a major hit "Roxy Roller". most gratifying. Particularly in CarSon and Jane Burrows. They are to be congratulated on a super pleasingly orchestrate^ programs of Victoria and Their Success helped pave* the the Squamish area and on Van- organized evening. background. occasionally on local television way for Dave to get support couver Island+ in the first After dinner the Mountain Theatre players had an opportunity D~~~ Baker, his wife and in ~~~l~~~~,Prince George from a major record company month have been most en- of presenting their first production since its inauguration. three children, moved to the couraging as well. Radio air play is building all across A play written by George Berhard Shaw entitled Passion, Squamish area in september of Canada, most strongly the Poison and Petrifaction or The Fatal Gazogene, it was well received '76 when D~~~ joined ~~~~~i~~ Hawaiian Night on by the audience. Principals in the play were Brenda Dunbar who in the position of ~~~i~~~~~ West Coast, Southern Ontario was briiiiant as Laay Magnesia Fitztoiiemache, Gordon Turner por- Resident Engineer at Wood- The Ladies Auxiliary io dancers will be back with the and the Maritimes. Presently traying the eccentric Adolphus Bastable with equally great fibre. Previously he had worked Royal Canadian Legion is again Polynesian Orchestra. There "People Don't Remember"* a theatrical flair and Jim Scribner who gave a superb performance in for ill^^ Bloede] in planning to hold its annual will be good food and r&erved single rebefrom the album. is his role of the suave Mt, Fitztollemache. at New Westminster and Port Hawaiian Dance. Date for this tables with hostesses. charted on many radio stations In her role of a devoted but scatterbrained personal maid to Alberni. event has been set as Saturday, The date and place for the including CKWX* cJJc and sale of the tickets will be an. CJVI. Dave will be interviewed Magnesia, Candace Mate executed effutively and well this flighty D~~~*~recording activities March I 1. , mark by Don Harron on his CBC Squamish musician Dave Baker has released an album, "En- character. When Ruth Howells emerged as the unrefined cockney date back to 1972. While living nounced Be Sure dless Highway" which has made the charts aCrOSS the COUn- landlady laughter of the appreciative audience broke into un- in port Alberni, he and a group. The Same format as last year your calends; for this gala af- Morningside radio program controllable hilarity. There is no doubt that her impressive per- later this month. try. formance stole the show - or was it her impressive chest? Equally Cec Valleau demonstrated a successfui air of aii:ho:i!y to the policeman's role, especially when realizing that "the case was not provided for in his book of instructions". Then there was the old .,bent-up doctor, a character badly in need of retirement and who h2d great difficulty in focussing on the patient he was supposed to LOGGERS INN treat, played by myself. Now Open 7 Days a Week Director Farenc Mate should be congratulared on his strong Drop in to see our new decor. All Wooden benches have awareness of the power in which lines should be delivered. Without been beautifully upholstered. doubt it made the play successful. The importance he has constantly Proud to say we have a new chef. Come and enjoy his stressed at our rehearsals and, indeed, during our past weekly famous continental cuisine. theatre meetings, of how to successfully approach the inflexion of the voice, unexpected movement, the ability to produce a strong ef- Len Howard at the piano will have the pleasure of playing fect with, simple motion, all came together on Friday evening Your favourite tunes while you are sipping your favourite bringing forth a very entertaining, polished performance of The beverage, starting January 25th. Fatal Gazogene. Last, but certainly not least, a big thanks is extended to our "backroom girls". Suzanne Wilson was marvellous with both the sound effects and costumes. Her ability in this field is quite in- this weekend with the credible. And to Diane Eby and assistant Eleanor Bishop, for lighting and makeup. *** Fullyporterhouse licensed premises steaks At the open meeting of the Resort Municipality of Whistler * held on December 19th, a letter was received from Walter Marks, REGAN BROTHERS voicing his opposition to the expansion of the Keg at the Mountain by the addition of tables for the reasons of increased noise, already inadequate parking due to a lack of cleanup after the original con- MYKON OS RESTAURANT struction. Alderman Watson requested that the parking in all com- Steak & Lobster Wc 'invite you for a fine italian dinner. Enjoy our mercial establishments be monitored Po judge their adequacy. Parking should always be looked at before a building permit was pizza, ravioli & lasagna. Lobster or shiskabob, all to , thc soothing of ,.. issued for expansion, he said. on Ladies Night sounds A letter was also received from Kaul and Ivy Michels . protesting the application by the Whiie Gold Inn to remain open DICK QUAIFE

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At this meeting, Leo Verstraete, president of the chamber, ap- peared before council to request financial support of $3,000 to help fund the Chamber of Commerce Information Centre and budget.. A budget was subsequently presented to council which entailed $12,730 for a 12 month operation to run the chamber and in- formation centre. This included a salaried position for the secretary, served with srlad, baked as i: was fe!! by the chmber executive that he: VJO:!: now fa: ex- potato, and garlic bread. ceeded the $50 a month remuneration fee she has received in past years. Verstraete also stated that the information centre required financial assistance at this time as they were faced with an operating deficit and L.I.P. grants were no longer available to them. . Councii ieit that it was oui of !ii;e fix them !e support private business in the valley and any financial assistance from the council may be of benefit to the general taxpayer, It was also noted that the information centre had begun as a reservation centre and that this function was recently taken over by a private travel agent. Mayor Carleton requested that Verstraete review the 'entire budget with the mayor and hopefully with this further information the council could come to a decision on the chamber's request. A letter from the B.C. Ski Team was received and discussed. The team requested financial support in the amount of $250. It vas decided that more information was needed to make such a decision. The B.C. Ski Team was to be contacted to learn if any members of the team were from the area and the Whistler Mountain Ski Team TROLLER" would be contacted to discover if they were supporting the B.C. Ski "THE Team, Alderman Raine would look into the relation between the in Horseshoe Bay Ski B.C. and the sport.' I I Wddn't vou rather watch yob weight than have everyone else Everybody's favorite watching it?

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* The first of its kind on the North Shore Doors open 8:OO p.m. * Ideal for a rest after a day in the city Dancing 9 p.m. - 2 a.m. 4 Match your skill at darts with the locals Troll's Restaurant, just Ladies bring a lunch .* Bring your friends for an evening of good food and friendship t Prize for best decorated box t -THE TROLLER $5.00 per person 53 Trucks 11 Business Personals ..19 Pets 40 Job Opportunities ~ '73 GMC 4x4 3/4 ton. P.S. & P.B., , well known company with a large Samoyed male - for sale or breeding. RAISE EARTHWORMS, Growers Box 125. Brackendale. needed. Buy-back contract provides radio. Asking 53200. 898-5942 or umber of established local ac- 5106. xmts (Commercial and Industrial) Live rabbits for sale. Pets or meat. year-round market. High profit in need of a local representative potential. Full or part-time. Write 1975 Dodge van, customized in- 3-4 mos. old. Males and females. Bait Barn Worm Fa:ms, 253 Har- )r this area. ,The successful can- $2.50 each. Contaci Dolores at - terior. Call 892-3256. idate must have a car, service bour Ave., North Vancouver, B.C. North Vancouver Outdoor School, V7J ZE8 or call 986-1033. Four - 1974 Tri-axle 45' Columbia itablished accounts, and have the 980-51 16 or 898-5422. chip Vans - Rayco rear suspension; Aity to generate new business. For Accounting Clerk Typist 1000 x 22 rear tires. Air suspension 1 appointment, forward your ~ Applications in writing will be centre axle x 22.5 .tire. Good :surne to. or call Mr. E.R. Rheault, on I5 26 Ceramics received until noon Friday, January condition. Box 369, Vanderhoof, 312 - 6th Street S.E., Calgary, Aka. 20th, 1978, for the position of Ac- B.C. VOJ 3AO or phone 567-9663. 2H X4. P'none (403) 252-5552. * Fascinating World of Ceramics countingWork Clerkincludes Typist. accounting and l/z S12QO -~~ is open to you at 1969 Ford ton pick up. 3 Deaths TUCKS POTTERY clerical work for Municipal Taxes o.b.0. 898-5982. We can supply the workshop. al as weli as clerical typing and geneeal 1964 Land Rover 4 x 4 short wheel IAlTLAND - 011 January IO, materials, and, the know how. Foi officePrevious work. office experience would base, runs good. $808. 898-3147 af- CLASSIFIED RATE§: Minimum chargo of $2.50 for 5 lines If prepaid. But classifieds to 978, Ida Maude Maitland of information, 898-5972. ter 5 p.m. iuamish, B.C., in her 82nd year. be chargod and billled will have a minimum of $3.00 to cover cost. All classified ads be Thean asset.salary ' is $650.00 per month. Jrvived by 3 sons, John Oliver of 1977 Ford Ranger, 4 wheel drive, 4 should bs in the Squamish office by 1:OO p.m. OR the Monday preceding the date of ittawa, William Paul of Palm 28 'Dancing Applications should be addressed x 4 truck, 9,000 miles. Dual fuel the newspaper. Pksna 892-5131 or 892-3Q18.and ask for Rltchh Hall. prings, California, and Robert to the Resort Municipality of tanks, mag wheels, radio, cassette. rankh of Squamish; 1 daughter, Belly dancing classes start January Whistler, Box 35, Whistler, B.C. Many other extrss. $8500. Call 898- fiss Ruth Elizabeth Maitland of 12. Phone 898-3333 or Kristin a1 VON IBO, Attention: G.F. Pearce, 3374. iuanrish; 1 biothei Fiaiik of 435-9004. ClerklTreasurer. osedale, B.C.; I sister Mrs. Irene aggert of Palm Springs; 5 grand- We are interviewing applicants for 54 Motorcycles hildren; 1 great grandchild. part-time positions as local World 1 For Sale Miscellaneous 1 For Sale Miscellaneous 9 Announcements 10 Personals lemorial service was held Satur- 40 Job Opportunities Book representatives. Full training 1976 Yamaha 250 cc Enduro, 500 ~~ provided. Exceptional income op- miles on new piston. 38,000 miles Interfaith Ministries, an in- Reader & Adviser ay, January 14 at 1 p.m. in 11 :aning person part-time at Eastei How to get your message to 290,000 2 Elk Twins No. 60 guitar amps and portunity. Reply to Box 107, C/O total, Mint cond., SQOO firm. 898- Miss Eva, Spiritual Reader and Ad- pamish Funeral Chapel. Rev. Pa 11 Camp. Phone 898-9349 for in. homes? Blanket B.C.! Just $55.00 speaker cabinets, 5800 obo. 898- ternational organization, will ta at 808, 207 West Hastings St., Van- 5176 or 898-378g. the Squamish United Church on the viser on all problems. Reads cards ip officiated. Cremation. In lieu view appointment. will place your 25 word clissified 5219. owers donations to the 8.1 couver, B.C. V6B IH7. L-68. ad in all 61 member papers of the 19, 20 and 22nd, starting at 8 p.m. and palm. mbination burner-labourer. Ap. Electra amp. and speakers. $100. 2 on the 19th and 20th, and special Psychic life reader, advises on all ssociation for Autistic Childre B.C.-Yukon Community Newspaper pairs cork boots, sz. IO and 11. 898- :e. 114, Brock Hal!, Jericho HI r in person to Squamish Scrap Association. We handle everything miracle healing service at 2:30 p.m. problems, such as love, marriage, :tal Ltd.. 898-3432. 56 Auto Towing & Wrecking 5982. on Sunday afternoon. Ministering business, sickness, health, reunites :hool, Vancouver, B.C., would I 41 Employment Wanted right here. For more information jpreciated. Now wrecking R600 Mack 250 H.P. contact The Squamish Times. BRITISH COLUMBIA God's love, will be Rev. Richard separated. She has succeeded where Part-time Will babysit in my home Monday to Quad, 44,000, Budds, no cab HISTORIC SITE RAFFLE James Elvin. others have failed. -~ ceptionist clerk-typist required damage. T.D. 9, good under- SELL OR SWAP. Fabulous prizes monthly: antiques, For your peace of mind see this gif- Squamish Hospital Business Of. Friday, Brackendale area. 898- 7 lost 5287. carriage. I.H.C. 175 Powershift Office safe, cash register, adding gold, vacations. Send 25c and large ted lady today. One visit will con- e. Good typing ability with Loader. Cariboo Tractor Parts, Box machine, large amount of metal stamped envelope for details. 10 Personals vince you of her power. REWARD owledge of medical term: Waitress, salesclerk, secretary, 4268. Quesnel, B.C. V2J 3J3. Phone shelving. Wood stove shop, Britan- Wedgwood Manor, Gray Creek, For appointment call 873-3140 or ost in Timbertown area, IO car :ferred. Pleasant telephone man. cashier, chamber maid. Full time or 992-5354. nia Beach. 896-2429. B.C. VOB ISO. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS come to 4357 Main St. No. 102. ,Id man's ring with large blue zi r and general office skills. Salar) part time. 892-3338. FOR SALE by Tender, 30' x 40' Open discussion group Wednesday BRITISH COLUMBIA )n stone. If found please call 89 d benefits in accordance with the Sacrifice Sale: Royal 500 ball office, night at 9 -10 p.m. Held at 37978 167. ,, 3U agreement. Apply to the Ad. Cocktail waitress, chambermaid, concrete block building complete electric typewriter, exchangeable HISTORIC 'SITE RAFFLE salesclerk, cashier, waitress. Full 60 Suites, 'Condominiums 81 with fittings and other salvageable 3rd Ave., Alanno Club. Ph. 898- Fabulous prizes monthly: antiques, nistrator, Squamish General type and ribbon cartridges. Almost 5524 for further info. OST! Cream coloured cat )spital. time or part time. 892-5392. items. Tenders close Feb. 15, 1978. new, I yr. old. Must sell. $900 or of- gold, vacations. Send 25c and large 'histler area at Christmas. Ca Townhouses for Rent Wanted: babysitter for 21/2 year old Building to be removed from site by fers. 892-5357. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS stamped envelope for details. dlect 685-1341 or 921-9007. panding Canadian Oil Compan) ATTRACTIVE three bedroom April 30, 1978. For details, contact Meeting Wedgwood Manor, Gray Creek, eds dependable person who can girl. My home or yours. Valleycliffe For Sale, Kirby Classic vacuum area. Weekdays 3:30-5:30 p.m. 892- townhouse available. Carpeting, B.C. Museum of Mining, Box 155, United Church Annex Fridays B.C. VOB 1SO. irk without supervision. Earr drapes, cablevision, stove and Britannia Beach, B.C. VON IJO. cleaner. Many unusual attachments, If you want to, drink th?t's your 4,000 per year plus bonus. Con. 5572. sbag ;ti6 comb, rug 0h2mp00~1, TO A PERFECT ANGEL 9 Pets fridge, 1 I/z bathrooms. Valleycliffe. 896-2233. business. if you want to stop, Cali us. -~ :t customers around Squamish scrubber, paint sprayer, etc. in ad- it's so hard iivirig on earth, aftcr Reliable baby sitter wanted during Phone 898-3667 or G5-9lO7. 46 foot tug, 6-1 IO G.M. Diesel. Full 9 pm. - 898-3729. knowing heaven. Honestly, sin- FK. JANE STOESS : train. Write A.U. Dick, Pres. eves. 898-5334. electronics, 700 foot winch. dition to usual. Offers. 892-5357. Veterinarian irihwestern Petroleum, Rrampton ONE,tw rind thre: ixkwm suites AL-ATEEN cerely, deeply, and devotionally - Hydraulics throughout. Good con- .arge animal ambukory service It. L6T 2J6. available immediately. Maple Meeting every Wednesday night i'il always love you. dition. Firm price $37,000. Will S.H. North Shore Bowen lslar 42 Child Care Crescent Apartments. Phone 892- take trade. Some financing 4 Farm Foods 7 to 8 p.m. Squamish e Corporation of the City 01 37 12. available. Phone 896-2447. AL-ANON Telephone: 922-1046 and Forks invites applications for DAY CARE in my home. 2-12 yr. Regular meeting every Wednesday I position of Administrator/Clerk, VACANCIES - One, two and three . FOR SALE! coffee table and 2 end olds. Mon-Fri. Reasonable rates. Ph. bedroom apartments. 38861, at 8:30 p.m. in the Health Centre. ialifications: Senior matriculation 892-31 88. tables. Also, 2 lamps. Offers! Phone 892-3661 or 898-3496 11 Business Personals IS economics or business ad. Cleveland Avenue. Wilson Crescent 898-5743. Urgently needed! Ride from nistration equivalent to second Will give tender loving child care in Apartments. Phone 892-3616. H ,NEY Three Bay Service Station. Attached ir university with additional cow my home days, Monday thru Friday. 1 set of bunk beds. Mattresses in- Whistler to Brackendale approx. IO Attmctlve 1 & 2 Bdrm. SIC?. - 10:30 p.m. daily. Will share gas. three bedroom living quarters. 1.2 in administration and accoun- Phone 898-3218. Free covered parking. Profeuionally cluded. $100. g. Applications from candidates I 070 STILchain saw with new 36" Please call 898-3701. acres. Last service station on No. 3 managed. Garibaldi garden court in ployed in any related field will be bar & 3 new chains. $250. I have an old cabin by the river in Highway West. Skyway Service, Box the Highlands. 898-3666,8 a.m. to 8 Fireweed and Salal from our own 11 1, Creston, B.C. VOB IGO. Phone isidered. but preference will be 1 McCulloch gas operated battery 4. the North Thompson Valley in the 46 For Sale Miscellaneous p.m. en to those having training charger, new $420, selling price iquamish Mountains. Natural as the B.C. Interior. It offers peace and 604-428-2066. lees make it. i/or experience in Municipal Ad- For sale by owner - Retail Music 3 bdrm. TOWNHOUSE, fireplace; $250. serenity to some hardy soul who Vinyldeck Installations Ltd., with BRACKENDALES nistration. Salary will be Store Interior B.C. 1977 sales fully carpeted, 1 I/z baths, fridge & Phone 898-9381 after 6:30. 4 - 14 - 30 Ibs. might like to live there rent free. R. - - H. Jost's Squamish Apiary branches throughout the Lower PAMPERED POOCH kotiated depending upon of pre-recorded music, hi-fi stereo, stove. S300 per mo. 898-9890. Salmon, 699 Reemon Drive, Mainland, has a dealership opening Component stereo system, Marantz 698-5294 "DOG GROOMING" alification, training and ex- accessories and musical instruments GARIBALDI ESTATES . tuner amplifier, dual turntable, Sony Kamloops, B.C. V2B 6S9. Phone in this area. We train and guide you. 898-5075 iience. Duties to commence exceeding 300,000 - secured major Got the blues? Turn your "spring- 579-9121. Earn up to $40 per hour. Small in- Townhouses, 3 bdrms, 11/z cassette recorder, set 2 way 40 watt irch I, 1978, or as soon as brands. Long lease of very attractive bathrooms, 4 appliances, some stereo. speakers, firm price $750. cleaning" into a profitable event! Don't delay try a CLASSIFIED vestment required. Phone 465-5789 isible thereafter. Written ap- newlocated. modern Interested premises parties centrallyonly - - drapes, cablevision, close to shop- 898-5127. Try a "TIMES' classified ad today. ad today!! or 539-4986. cations stating: full resume, salary ~~ ping and schools. No petb. Avail. pirements and other relative in- no agents please. For further in-' immed. 898-5842. REALTY LTD. mation will be received by the formation write Owner, Box 151, 37991 Cleveland Ave. iersigned. All applications to be c/o the Tribune, 188 North 1st Ave., Family planned, larger 2 and 3 HELEN MAGEE rked "Confidential". Mayor Y. Williams Lake, B.C. V2G 1Y8. bedroom suites. Bath and half. Close Sales' Rpresentative limoto, City of Grand Forks, P.O. FOR QUICK SALE. TEXADA to school and town. 2 bdrm $206; 3 x 220, Grand Forks, B.C. , bdrm $226, including heating, off. 892.3541 24 br. shs. sew, ISLAND Automotive Service )NIT KNOCK YOURSELF OUT Business with property. Offers parking, cablevision & drapes,, Home 892-3905 Manager's apt. No. 31 or phone, icking on doors. Step up to in- $75,000. Owner will carry with FREE'. itrial sales. Large sales, high c0.m- good down payment. GIBSONS 892-3934. South ' Park Apts. in PROFESSIONAL EVALUATION OF Valleycliffe. ANCEV0YAgencies 1td. isions. No experience necessary. Mote! T:rilc: Park. One iXiSGii YOUR PROPERTY * train. Write Dick, Pres., could operate. Financing available. r Call for an appointment at your A.T. 1 bdrm. unit for rent, at Fergie's ithwestern Petroleum, 87 West Excellent location and well kept. Lodge, winter rates. 898-5616. Convenience ,, Brampton, Ont. L6T 2J6. 5175,000. A. Wiebe or L. Holmes, . NO OBLIGATION Canada Permanent, 955 West I bedroom furnished apartment 892-5966 .RN $200 monthly part-time; Broadway, Vancouver V5Z 3x8. suite, 16 Hudson House 38033 - 2nd 000 full time. Easy to succeed Phone 736-331 1. Ave. tunwood, home is on approx 113 acre h oui iraining. Wriiz Fuller .. 2 bdrms. down, I Ige. bdrm. up, plu ah Company, c/o Box 108, 808, Beauty Shop, good operation, equip- 3-bdrm., living room, dining room, storage rm. Lge family kitchen, lots o I West Hastings St., Vancouver, ment. 4 station, 9 dryers. S4,OOO.OO wall to wall. Utility room and xpbrds. Firepl. & W/W in livrm. Ful storage shed. Avail. Jan. I. Phone bsm't - Rumpus rm., workshop 8 :. V6B 1H7, or Mr. T. Diamond, will handle! Full price particulars, :ooler rm. & laundry rm. Good gar L 3, Kamloops, B.C. V2C 5K1. phone 295-3212 collect or write F. 892-5779. Taggeth, Box 160, Princeton, B.C. kn & 4 fruit trees. Low 40's. Attractive 2 bdrm. townhouse apt. *** vox IWO. ' in quiet area. Wilson Cresc. S195 per month includes heat. Quiet per- sons only, with references. Phone af- 49 Cars for Sale ter 6 p.m. 224-9826. 1970 Cutlass 350 cyl. p.s. & p.b. Bachelor and two bedroom suites. EASY LIVING in this completely.finished townhouse. Close auto trans. cooler, factory air con- kicludes Ridge, siove and draperies. to schools and shopping, 2 full bathrooms, family room ditioning. AM/FM radio, tape deck, 892-9266. In downtown area. with fireplace. Owner leaving country. idrm. 314 bsmt. home has a perfect ' REALTY LTD. 2 snow tires, $1100. Ph. 898-5084. OPEN HOUSE ocation for privacy and view - ap 2-bdrm. basement ste. for rent. Incl. Sat. a Sun. Noon - 5 p.m. irox. 1250 sq. ft. with quality carpets 37991 Cleveland Ave. 1971 VW window van $1400. 1974 fridge, stove, drapes, cable. Avail. Looking for a house that gives you that warm feeling of C electric heat. Priced in high 50s. Plymouth Fury $1900. 898-9020. Feb. I, No pets please, prefer family. :odd be rented for $425 per mo. 892-5830. being home? Then drop by 2550 Lomond and try this one! *** 1972 Mazda Coupe. Needs mechanical work but great for spare Modern spacious 3 bdrm. parts (tires, battery, radio, etc.) townhouse apt. to rent - close to selling for $100 o.b.0. Phone 898- schools and shopping - drapes, W/W 3883. carpeting, cablevision, stove, fridge, included - clean electric heat. I018 1969 International Scout, right hand McNamee Place - Apply Myager drive, ex-postal. Very good cond., No. 5 or phone 892-5357. $600 o.b.0. 892-5 173. 3 bdrm. basement suite for rent, )ENTVILLE - Handyman Special!! 1976 Chevy Monza, 26,000 mi. Exc. wlw, laundry room, $180 per Two bdrm. home on 1/2 bsmt. with oil I cond. $3900. 932-3109 or 932- month. 988-6289. urn., elec. hot water tank. 50x122 fen- 5432, ask for Sue. *'4<, ed,lot. Zoned RII. Price $25,000 or 3 bdrm. avail. Feb. w/w, fridge, L Iffer. If you are thinking of selling COLLECTOR'S. ITEM I, ' . your home call me: stove, washer, dryer, some drapes *L LIKE TO GOLF & GARDEN? The! consider this 1304 sq. *** 1956 Buick Roadmaster, 4-dr. hdtp. dINATY BAY - Good summer and appliances. Parking lot in- ft. 3 bdrm rancher in Garibaldi Estates. Large living room power equipped. Open to any cluded. Close to schools, downtown ioliday spot, a beach of your own, a Marlene Cervin reasonable offer. Phone 898-5976. with F.P., family size kitchen. Lot fenced & landscaped, Squamish. 892-9093 or 987-7025, LIKE A FULL BASEMENT HOME? You'll want to have a osy 12'x40' furn. 2 bdrm. trailer, Please no calls Sat. or Sun. look at this 3 year old home in Valleycliffe. 2 bdrms up I complete with fruit trees. ood carpets throughout, 4 pc. bath Office: 892-3541 collect. Is0 incl. Ige. workshop on beach. Home: 898-5459 1966 Mustang Convert. As is or for down, attached C/P, easy to landscape level lot. Offers to 'rice $7,000 - Offers!! 1-bdrm. basement ste. for rent in 639,500. parts. Many new and high per- *** formance parts. 898-5982. Valleycliffe, fridge, stove, drapes, cable, heat and electricity included. $150 per month. Phone 892-9896. 52Trailers & Camders 3-bdrm. ste. of side by side 4-plex Tent, 2 mounted radials and roof for rent. Stove,, fridge, drapes in- rack for VW camper. 898-5.942 or cludsd. Avail. now. Reas. rent 892- 892-5 106. 3168.

lome on 3/4 acre - lots of trees & eclusion. Lge. 16x16 sundeck at back. VKLUE PLUS! Inthis 3 bdrm. basement home. Top quality Iuality carpeting throughout.. White BRACKENDALE. Cozy 3 bdrm. rancher on Rod Rd. In- W/W carpets, F.P., ensuite, sundeck, fenced back yard. For rick fireplace & rosewood panelled more information, call .today! eature wall. Shower & toilet in URQE FNILY HOME terior beautifully finished with sable cedar panelling. iasement. MLS - Lovely F.P., nice sunny kitchen, fully landscaped & many *** room for in-laws too. You extras. This is a MUST SEE! NATERFRONT - Do you want a won't believe how much mall boat mooring of your own - then house you're getting for only heck this one out - attractive bldg. $79,900. Beautiful almost aith blacktop parking - could be tur- new split entrance home. led into revenue bldg. Ramp & boat Custom built and in perfect worage being used. Price $55,000. condition. Approx. 1400 sq. *** on 2 floors. Stereo in- PROFESSIONAL BUILUER'8 ESYIf&FHTiON of cost of 'EMBERTON AREA For the price ft. - tercom in ex. room - double construction from plan of your choice. Many plans to If a city lot you can own IO acres - ap pane windows. Many extras. choose from. Building lots available in all areas. NOT YOUR USUAL DOUBLE WIDE. Mint condition 24 x rox. 4 cleared. It's not farm land but 30 in Timbertown Estates. Beautiful fenced lot with lighted ;'I got lots of trees & seclusion. Was Huge lot with stream. Owner workshop. Metal tool shed. :t up for trailer, has septic tank, well, will take smaller home in 37991 Cleveland Ave.. owcr pole, phone wire. Good barn trade. Box 1760. Squamish, B.C. nd corral fenc. VON 3Go IN SQUAMISH WHEN YOU CALL THE PROFESSIONALS AT McEVOY AGENCIES L'PR. *** For further Information call 'IMBERTOWN - 24x48 1973 Joan Cnssell at Spencer ONE CALL @OES IT ALL [omeco - 2 bdrms. plus den. Washer, Realty Ltd, 892-3541 or at Office: 892-3541 Mrs. Ronnie McCartney ryer. fridge, stove, all drapes nay. Home: 898-5941 Sales Representative el. Ami !&tala - RocidsntiEl -- I;iduntrld - Coinmercial Wortaaaer -- Aanralrelr - ProDertY Manaaement borne 898-3226. gc. fenced backyd - good garden. I

t The Sauamlrh Tlmer - Wednesdav. January 18, 1578 - Page 15 60 Suites, Condominiums & 56 Offices for Rent 78 Real Estate 86 Buildin6 Lots for Sale Townhouses for Rent Upstairs office space for rent. 347 LOTS FOR SALE ft. front office, 900 sq. ft. back 1 lots Spruce Drive, Lots I, 2, 3 Avail. Feb. Ist, 2-bdrm. con- sq. on LECKY REALTY LTD. office. Downtown area. 892-9266. 1/4 dominium in Brackendale. Fridge, 9r 4. One is a acre. $12,000 ea., stove, washeddryer and drapes. Call OFFICE SPACE for rent, approx. 52' x 120'. 892-3312. APPRAISALS - MORTGAGES - PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 898-3237. 500 sq. ft., with 2 separate offices & REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE - COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL waiting rm - receptiod area. Located 2 bedroom suite in Valleycliffe. In- above Squamish Credit Union. Con- 82 Suites, Condominiums & MEMBERS OF GREATER VANCOUVER REAL ESTATE SOARD cludes fridge, stove, drapcs, and tact Norm Fischer at 892-5288, 10 Townhouses for Sale ,' cablevision. Available anytime. 892- a.m. - 915 p.m. LET'S SYNCHRONIZE. You want to sell and someone else wants to buy. It's easier to do both 5685. 2 bdrm. condominium, washer & through a reputable agency. We have customers and we need listings! Call Us. NOW LEASBWG dryer, fridge & stove, carpets New warehouse, store and throughout, fireplaces Br cur:ains. THIS WEEKEND DO YOU WANT TO WORK FOR YOURSELF??? See us now about this rapidly growing business in for office space in Squamish Asking $32,900. 898-5751 after 4 :r:Sr"EcT LARGE V!EW LOTS 62 Houses Rent Squamish area now operating and snowing exceiicni rciurn. GCi the xficfefamily ii:*;o!vec! - low ldeal for: Manufacturing, Repair om. IN GARIBALDI HIGHLANDS - AYAlLABLE NOW ;hops, Wholesale and Retail, All services underground. Next IC overhead, high return! 2-bdrm. cabin and I-bdrm. cabin COND0MIN:UM FOR SALE Squamish Valley Golf Course. Woving and StoraRe, Industrial, etc. Approx. 1200 sq. ft., assumable PRIME COMMERCIAL SPACE available in a soon to be constructed building in downtown available Jan. 15. 898-5276 (2 to 8 Vancouver: 921 -9491 80 Foot Frontage p.m.1 91/2% mortgage. 3 bdrms., 2 from $18,000 on terms Squamish. Call today for particulars regards size, costs and occupancy. Squamish: 898-9012 bathrooms, rec room. Close to Phone Pat Goode - 898-51 i 5 WELL RENTED 3400 sq.ft. warehouse cement block construction only two years young. Furnished cabin for rent. Fridge, Upstairs office for rent in downtown downtown & schools. Reas. offers. - ... stove, heat and light included. Howe Garibaldi Highlands Dev. Ltd. area. Apprcx. 500 sq. ft. Air 892-5786. 70, Motel. From min. $12 per Box Garibaldi Highlands TIAlLER FOR RENT OR RENT TO PURCHASE ... located in Timbertown. well mainmined 3 Sound conditioned. $225 per month. 892- Highway 99 night, $50 weekly, $170 monthly. bedroom trailer on large landscaped lot complete with storage shed and tree house. 3127. 4 Miles N. of Squamish 892-3737. s L ,.diiy iloi io& ai iiie homes ~iiike 3 bedroom, full bsmr., almost new lots? 3 bdrm. 1100 sq. ft., 545,000 VALLEYCEIFFE duplex. 5315 per mo. Duplex for sale, 1942 s4.ft. total to 555,000 and up. Six building con- area. 2 bdrms. each side, good floor 3 bedroom house. within walking 71 Room 41 Board Available tractors to choose from, for your SOMETHING SPECIAL IN VALLEYCLIFFE ... I I/? distance to town. Fridge, stove, plan, recently painted throughout. home. storey large 3 bedroom house. Thermopane windows, large Good rental location. $210 and drapes incl. $250 per mo. Room and board available. P.pF!y at Choose your !ot for spriag bui!diog. iaiid :corn. rsu!~!tei!ing in !ivi.g rcorn. Still time to $220 present rent, One unit avail. Rent one of these brand ~c!L( W-5413. N.H.A. mortgage rate is now choose finished touches! :cwii:loiis~~for $250 per mo. immediate occupancy. Flexible I Ol/4 %. W Unfurnished basement room avail. financing arrangement. Asking y ^'* z1 AT ENTRANCE TO VALLEYCLIFFE .... 2 acres For further information on the Three building lots for sale on . above please contact Ronnie in Valleycliffe Feb. I. Share house $39,000. Ph. 892-3662. with working coupie. Must iike Guilford Drive, Valleycliffe. McCartney at Spencer Realty Ltd. A.H.O.P. approved. 524-8581. 892-3541 or at home 898-5941. animals, prefer working man. Call Mrs. Hall at 892-5131 days or 892- Pager 475 Mr. Roy. 4-bdrm. house for rent. 2 up and 2 5460 eves. Room only $150, R & B 84 Mobile Homes for Sale down. 2 fridges and stoves. Carpets, $200. For sale or rent 1972 NSHU Mobile drapes. 892-5049. Home 12x45. 898-9019. 87 Prooerty for Sale SQUAMISH 3-bdrm. house for rent in 12a68 1974 Paramount Mobile 52 ACRES in Pemberton, cleared in Valleycliffe. Full bsmt., fridge, 77 Country Homes Home includes a 16x16 addition hay crop, 4,000 ft. river frontage stove, drapes included. Avail. plus a detached 12x9 garden shed. $75,000 0.b.o. 894-6809. anytime. 892-3477 or 892-3428. & Acreage New fridge 'n stove also included. $14,500. ~~ Asking Call Norm Fisher IO acres $19,500 F.P. overlooking at the Credit Union, 892-5288. 91 Mortgage Money 64 Duplexes for Rent Bridge Lake in Cariboo. Sub- dividable. Will take trade Or terms. 10x35 semi-furnished mobile home. MORTAGE MONEY Duplex for rent, 2 bdrm, good floor 536-1927. . Asking $2500. 898-5954. Any amount (25 years amor- plan, convenient Dentville location. - tization). First mortgage from 10%. $220/mo. & utilities. Avail. im- 24 x 60 deluxe mobile home, 3 Second mortgage from 121/2%. mediately. 892-3662. bdrms. 2 full baths, circular Residential, Commercial, Builders, REDUCED!!! SUPER STARTER OR RETIREMENT fireplace, includes 5 appliances, 2 & 3 Bdrms in Valleycliffe. W/W BO Houses For Sale Interim, Business Loans. G.D. HOME At Realistic Price! Located in downtown over 1400 sq.ft., in Timbertown. 900 SQ.FT. HOME RIGHT DOWNTOWN ... no car ex- ... a carpet, rzage, fridge, $250 & $260 Phillips, Capital ' Corporation, Squamish, close to all amenities. PRIVATE DEAL - Solic . well in- 898-5574. 10673 King George Highway, Denses as located in the heart of all facilities. Call now to I)qer month. 112-926-0101. sulated 2 bedroom house, located on Mobile Home with addition, on 3/4 Surrey, B.C. V3T 2x6. Phone 588- I brm. duplex, Judd Rd., Bracken- 3 6th Street downtown. area. Phone acre lakeshore property close to 0411 or eves. 585-1603. idale. Call 8. Kitson at 291-6595 or 892-3850 Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat., 5- town. Phone 692-7235 or write Box Ron :4pplewhite at 581-1151. 7 p.m. 645. Burns Lake. B.C. VOJ IEO. . DUPLEX for ,rent, Gov't Rd., SACRIFICE 3 bedrooms up, 3 REPOSSESSIONS 100 Appliances & Repairs Brackendale, 3 bdrm., Kitchen, bedrooms down, aluminum siding, 2 68 x 12 Safeway 1973 3-bdrm. un- living rm., dining rm with fireplace. bathrooms, 2 kitchens, drapes, wall furnished. $12,000. Stove, fridge, carpet & drapes. 898- to wall carpeting, 2 fireplaces, 2 60 x 24 Bayfront 1975 3-bdrm. SQUAMISH APPLIANCE 5717. fridges, 2 stoves. carport, sundeck, family rm., etc., unfurnished rock facing. Price $45,000. Call $29,000. & REFRIGERATION Side by side 3 bdrm. duplexes on 988-6289. , private lots in Garibaldi Highlands. 64 x 12 Premier 1973 3-bdrm. un- FOR SALE BY OWNER furnished. 58,500. Wall to wall & stove. $295 per' EXPERT REPAIRS month. 926-0101. 4-bdrm. house in Valleycliffe. All units on pads, skirted, ready for home on large (aDDrox. 130x127') lot on Buckley Ave. Fridge, stove, drapes, nice corner occupancy. 'Phone Keith Koch at TO - . .. One or two bedroom SxS duplea on ALL MAJOR APPLIANCES Loaded with extras like separate garage, full basement, LA-RGE MULTI LEVEL Home on 2 lots - all grass, lot. Wall-to-wall carpets. Only 898-5626 or 892-9813. paved drive, fruit trees, etc. etc. Let show you today shrubs and fruit trees. Storage shed at rear of property, No Name Road. Available im- $38,500 or best offer. Phone 892- Washers Dishwashers us ... 1976 12 68 wired for electricity. Must Be Seen! mediately. Cable also available. 3169. Bank repossession. x Dryers Ice Equipmen! and make an offer! $170 monthly. Phone 274-5294 or Manchester furnished. Set up and Refrigerators Freezers 435-7444. BY OWNER skirted. Offers. Bay 12, Souster's Commercial Refrig. ' Sacrifice. 5-bdrm. house with 2 Court or phone J. Watt at 898-5226. c811 MAMQUAM (NORTH YARDS) 2-bdrm. duplex on Rae Road, fridges, 2 stoves, 2 living rooms, JOHN SIMPSON Brackendale. W/W carpet, avail. im- drapes, 2 kitchens, 2 fireplaces, NEED A HOUSE,' 898-3278 med. $250 per mo. 898-5096. paved driveway, fenced with good All Work Guaranteed .- Deluxe 3 bedroom duplex, fireplace, grass in Valleycliffe. Nice'and clean. COOK, COW? . Reasonably priced at only $42,500' JUNK??? Or another man's treasure? ~ wall to wall. $325 per month. Sell unwanted items with a or best offer. Phone 892-3169. . - Available immediately. 892-3731. TRY WANT ADS "TIMES' classified ad.

B.C. RAIL EMPLOYEES ... Look at this one! Located couple who like to be self sufficient as it offers several fruit close to work ... situated on large duplex IG:. Brand new 3 trees and lots of good gardening. Has a root cellar and also bedroom home, quality carpets, thermopane windows, car- a large shed designed for the hobby carpenter. Priced to REALTY LTD! port. Possible basement suite. sell in the mid 40's. 37991 Cleveland Ave. Box 1760, Squamlah, B.C. 892-3541 GARIBALDI ESTATES and HIGHLAND§ VON 300 zi nr, answering oarvie6

OFFICE HOURS BRACKENDALE - Special value here, listed below pur- 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mon-Sat chase price for special savings. 3 bedrooms up & spare down. Finished rec room. 2 FPs, paved drive & more.

.x J. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A NICE VIEW, this CALL US TODAY to see what this lovely 3 bedroom 'I4 basement hone ' in Garibaldi Highlands has to offer. family home is unsurpassed! Phone and make an ap- Sunken front room, floor to ceiling fireplace, lots of kit- pointment to see this lovely large family home. A large chen cupboards and a basement with lots of challenge for a bright, cheery kitchen with beautiful cupboards and large couple who like to put their talents to work. covered sundeck just off the kitchen. A full basement with a finished family TV -room. Extra large lo1 fully land- planned 2 bedroom rancher. ldeal starter or' retirement scaped including several fruit trees and excellent garden. home. Fireplace, Has to, be seen to be appreciated. #

value in housing dollars. Seeing is believing in this case. 3 - bdrms. and 2 bdrm. up with one down. Early possession possible.

CHEER AND HOSPITALITY meet you at the front door "like new" beauty. All the costly landscaping (including developing Highlands Way North, only one short block from a new school and just right for the couple with a of this lovely home located in the Garibaldi Estates. 4 greenhouse) & big improvements, like finished rec room, young family. Has 3/4 basement and lots of outside area for bedrooms, 2 baths, wet bar in finished rec room complete .fireplace, wet bar, are completed. Three bedrooms, ensuitc children to play in as property backs onto a large park. with fireplace. Paved driveway, 2 acre lot. Close to school plumbing, drapes in living room & dining room. This Call today and make an appointment to view. and shopping. lovely home is situated in Garibaldi Highlands on the Boulevard backing on the new school. BRACKENDALE GUILFORD DRIVE - Split level, really above average in carpets, feature wall & in the stone fireplace.' Large bathroom. Very clean and only $48,500.

GUILFORD DRIVE - RANCHER - 3 bdrm. with heatilator F.P. Wall to wall carpets except in the bathroom. Asking price only $38,500. NEW in 2 sq.ft. home with 24 ft. outdoor pool on extra large lot. bedroom trailer - living room and. kitchen - fully furnished SQUAMISH 1. C. & 1. House designed for real family living. Sunken living room, - carport and, extra built on room. Priced to sell at Investment Commercial property - Good tenants, revenue family room, formal dining room with built-in china DELUXE ... two and 3 bedroom Condominiums in $1,489.00 per mo. Dave has the details. . MLS Brackendale. 2 bdrm units have I I38 sq.ft. and 3 bdrm $13.000. 1 cabinet. Call today for an appointment to view. 38029 CLEVELAND AVE. - Very lucrative business units I328 sq.ft.. W/W carpets, fireplace, 1 I/: baths. Stove, located on main street. Ideal family business. MLS fridge, washer and dryer included. IO'/& interest... low down payment, Can be seen anytime. ALMOST AN ACRE of Industrial 2 property. Railroad & road access. Centre of town. 6 ft. gravel fill. Ready to build. M LS PRIM€ COMMERCIAL property on main street. Business moving, land & building for sale. . M LS 2nd AVE. - Industrial 2 property with older house. 3rd AVE. - Industrial 2 property with revenue house. . LOOKING FOR A GOOD SOUND INVESTMENT?? I2'x62' trailer. Located in Three Rivers Trailer Court. In. Call today to view this home in Brackendale that.already cludes fridge, stove & drapes. Built-in china cabinets. ACREAGE has the basement finished into a legal suite complete with JUST COMPLETED ... brand new and beautiful! Pur- CUTE AND COZY - Why not! It's only $I 1,500. Lovely 97 ACRES of subdividable land located in Upper fireplace, stove & fridge as property is zoned for duplex. trees in the park. Owner transferred. Squamish. Upstairs also equipped with stove, fridge and some drapes. chaser's choice of carpets ... thermopane window, 3 Nice floor 16 ceiling fireplace and master bedroom has en- bedrooms. full basement. situated on quiet cul-de-sac. For further lnlormatlon pleare call: suite plumbing, Priced To Sell in Mid 40's. Quality throughout. SQUAMISH SPECIALISTS JOAN CASSELL 898-3226 MARLENE GERVIN 898-5459 DOROTHY GOLDEN 898-3249 Don Lecky Gray Mitchell Wayne890-3142 Mltchell DAVE LO-EWEW 892-5064 HELEN MAGEE 892-3905 RONNIE McCARTNEY 898-5941 Lecky Realty Gtd. 892-3554 892-9027 892-3925

I Page- 16 - The Squamlrh Times - Wednesdav. Januarv 18. 1978 I ~~ 144 Garden Suoolies 170 Painting & Decorating 14 Surveying Coming Events 104 Accounting - 115 Cabinet Makers Churches THE GARDEN CENTER RISE AND SHINE PAINTING Wednesday, Jan. 18, 730 Saturday, Jan. 21, 12 noon to Douglas E. Rudy KRIS KRAFT LOACH, HOBBS & KYLER ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH Next to the Gulf Station and WALLPAPER iritish Columbia Land Surveyor p.m. at the Royal Canadian 9 p.m. Ramblin' Teens Square Accredited Public Accountant Cabinet Making, Furniture 3268 Fourth Avenue on Highway 99 Barry Arden 1640 Bridgman Ave. Legion Hall in Garibaldi Accounting - Bookkeeping Wooden Signs Rev. Fatkr Grilfla Dance Club Danceathon in the Business Services Will be Re-Opening 898-3394. North Vancouver, B.C. Estates, a membership meeting Squamish 'Elementary School Furniture Refinishing * March 1, 1978 Saturday Mass 7 p.m. 38145A Cleveland Ave., Squnmish 988-2530 or 960-9617 ' of the Squarnish N.D.P. Club 892-3476 898-381 3 WAYNE'S Sunday Mess 8:45 a.m. gym. There will also be a bake 89x919 898-3171 Clean and Speedy Painting HERMON, COTTON and 11 a.m. will be held. All, prospective sale. Please support your club. Call 892-9271 & BUNEURY 892-5070 new members are cordiaily in- The dancers will also be selling for free estimate vited. 105 Answering Service 120 Cantractors 145 Glass & Window Service minion and British Columbia SQUAMlSM raffle tickets. Land Surveyors **f * VARGA BENTACBSTAL ASSEMBLY *** SQUAMISH claw scrvrce CARIBALDl GLASS Established 1886 Wednesday, January 18th, 8 Saturday, March 1 I, in the ANSWERING SERVICES C. R. Crowley Contracting PAINTLNG CO. LTD. Squamish, B.C. Buckley Avenue - 892-3680 Glass For Every Need General Contrzcting Pastor Cameron Ogllvle p.m., Squamish Public Library Royal Canadian Legion Hall. For details yleme phone Squamisli - Phone 892-3137 Screens and combination screen and Phone Zealth 6142 *.I_ - Interior-Exterior Painting SUHDAY Board pians IO hoid its annuai 1111: Ladies Auxiliary to the 892-3385 storm doors. SQUAMISH CONSTRUCTION Walfpaper e Renovations 9:45 a.m. Sunday School meeting in the library. Evcryone Royal Canadian Legion's annual Renovations Framing c W1nZ:hlcOd Spddlsts itish Columbia Land Surveyor II a.m. Morning §ervice - Plate G!RSS Alterations welcome. Hawaiian Night. Custom Homes For free estimates call and Professional Engineer 7 p.m. Evening Service Aluminum & Wood *tt *** 109 Building Materials All General Carpentry Work Sash Douay Box 13, Whistler, B.C. WEDNESDAY Store Fronts b Saturday, Feb. 11. in the Thursday, Jan. 26th, pottery Graham Hughes 898-9058 * 892-3774 Phone 932-5426 7:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting For sale by tender, 24' x 60' stee! * Safety Glass Royal Canadian Legion Hail, classes start in the Squamish pre-fab building, dismantled and or Bill Whitehouse 898-5628 Serving Squamish, 892-3680 for information ANYTIME! Free Estimates in Whistler and Femberton Black Tusk Snowmobile Club's Arts Centre from 1230 to 230 stored at Britannia Beach. Plans and Squarnish District FAITH LUTHERAY Box Social. Doors open 8 p.m. in tile afternoon. bill of materials available on ap- 173 Photographen & CUSTOM HOMES Cleveland Avenue CHClRCH Dancing at 9 p.m. Prize for best *t* plication and lodgement of $IO fee. Stewart 892-9323 Sixth Avenue & Golf Photo Supplies decorated box. Sunday, Jan. 22nd at 2 p.m. in Inspection by appointment. B.C. Construction Etd. Call Collect 5 T.V., Radio & Stereo Pastor c. Fo Bapsc Museum of Mining, Box 155, 898-5091 or 898:3393 from Pernberton and Sunday Worship II a.m. SQUAMISM the Squamish Elementary DUSTY RHODES r7 Sony portable color T.?., Britannia aeacn, 896-2233. Ap- Whistier Photography 1st and 3rd Sunday each month UNITED CHURCH School, Open instailation of plications closing Dec. 15, Highest Will build concrete swimmii id state tuner with remote con- Holy Communion on 3rd Sunday Susie Goodall as Honoured Wedding Portraits, etc. I. Exc. cond. New $725, selling at 3342 Fourth Avenue tender not necessarily accepted. pools, repairs. C%ll Tony, co HIGHLAND GLASS 898-5023 for information Queen. Enlargements up to 40x90" 10. Call AI at 892-5030. Plstor tractor, 192-5204 or 464-7657. Complete glass installation service, Jack Llndqmlst, B.A. B.D. The regular monthly meeting store fronts, safety glass. Screens our Agent for SQUAMISH Morning Worship II a.m. Sunday of the Squamish Yacht Club will CENTRAL CONCRETE LTD. specialty. Gov't Road next to O.K. CX Film Processing BAPTIST Cni.EXii 112 Blasting Custom home building and gener 8 or 12 color prints $4.50 Also at II a.m. be held Monday, Jan. 16 at 7:30 Tire. 6 Tree Service . Mamquam & Read Junior Church contracting. Forms available to re 898-581 1 20 color prints $5.50 Putor Dr. D. Murdocb p.m. in the clubhouse. All mem- FARO CITY R. and KinderkirkNursery Care ' concrete placing & finishing. 891 36 color prints $8.90 Topping, limbing or falling SUNDAY SERVICES bers please attend. CONSTRUCTION LTD. 6654. Phone 898-5158 Mobile drilling units. dangerous trees II a.m. & 7:15 p.m. Wednesday - 7 p.m. Available at Call Ira at 8984479 THURSDAY Fully insured blasting services. , 154 Janitorial Supplies The Co-op Church School and Kinderkirk 130 Electricians Whistler - Squamish area 645 p.m. Bible Club 129 Driving Schools SQUAMISH BUILDING Highland Groceries SQUAMISH DELTA Thursday - 7:30 p.m. CANAMW Phone H. Hopkins 898-3421 ' Y for all ages MAINTENANCE LTD. Stewart's Drug Store TREE SEKVICE T.1.C.k for Teens CONSTRUCTION CORP. WUAMISH 8 p.m. Church Prayer Meeting 1st Sunday(Young every people's month, group) 7:30 p.m. 2arpet cleaner rentals, agent for Fast quality service. nger trees, topp'ing. limbing & Everyone Welcome! DRIVING S@HOOL ling. 24 hr. Answering Service. Learn to drive with a qualifil 3.H. Wood. All janitorial 8~ All prints jumbo size silk finish FOR INFORMATION OR HELP :leaning supplies, paper products, Custom Framing & 898-3403 or 892-5604 College and Careers Group 114 Carpets I licensed instructor. Full preparatic Darrel McNutt PLEASE CALL for driver's examination. owels, tissue, etc. Framing Kits 898-5694 ST. JOHN THE DIVINE Buy your carpets where 898-3414 See our line of sample frames ANGLICAN Ekctrlal Conlratllng For more information phone 002-5847 the price is best. 892-5058 BAHA'I FAITH Diamond Road, Garibaldi Estates Installetions and repairs Rev. Paul Ylp I5 Vacuums & Repairs FIRESIDES K. WONDERING what to do with that Carpets, line, floor & wall tiles "HAPPINESS IS" 156 Livestock 188 Shoe Repair 7:30 p.m.. Thursday Regular Sunday Service II a.m. THE FLOOR MAN 4 small pet for your child. Choo! FILTEX BUILT-IN at 1st aid 3rd Sunday each month old desk? Why not place an ad with COBBLER SHOE STORE . Michael McEwen 892-3870 me from 'The Times' Pet Columi HORSE SHOEING 'ACUUM CLEANER SYSTEM 1744 Harris Rd. (and Gov't) - Holy Communion - us? Trimming, servicing. Squamish area. Open Mons-Sat. 9-5:30 p.m. POWERFUL PORTABLES For Information Phone Sunday School 9:30 a.m. SOMEONE, somewhere, may really 2-3 need it! Phone Hans Berger after 7. Repairs days waiting time UNLIMITED WARRANTY 898-5863 898.5100 , 898-3751 892-9020 Sales, Installations, Service Wanted: pack and saddle horses, Finished or unfinished homes Walter Dietze 898-5146 also unwanted horses. Paying top - CLASSIFIED ADV 'ERTISING INDEX 192 Sporting Goods Household Supplies .... . ,149 dollar. Call 574-7367. 1 Trucks. ..53 BUSINESS SERVICES For Sale Miscellaneous...... Insurance ...... 150 ARCTIC CAT SNOWMOBILE- .2 MotorcyclFs ...... -54 Advertising Services .99 Wanted to Buy ...... Interior Decorating...... * 151 3Coombes see 1 Everything for Boating Swap...... 3 Automotive Appliances 6 Repairs ,100 ... Insulation .. .152 Repairs 6 Parts .55 ...... TAYLORMOTIVE HONDA ...... Aluminum Products ...... IO1 Janitor Service. . . ,155 161 Moving & Hauling PERB SURFER 24' Sedan Auto Towinp. 8 Wreckina ...56 ...... TV'S 176 Pemberton Ave., N.V. ANNDIMCEMENTS Automobile Transporting. . .lo2 Livestock ...... 156 uiser, command bridge and crew .... Snowmobiles ...... 57 Aircraft ...... lo3 ,157 SQUAMISH , FREIGHTWAYS 980-2688 Tenders...... LumberLandscapine, ...... Gardening . . II models. Factory to you saves Accounting I04 ...158 . OWN SERVICE DEPT. 892-3838 See our Yellow Page ad Legals ...... 8 ...... 6. Surfer Marine, 678 Anderton AnsweringBeauty Care, Service Beauty ...... Salons106: 105 Nurserv Stock ...... ,159 Announcements ...... e9 American and Canadian Winchester ad, Comox, B.C. 5B8. * * * RENTALS Machinery ...... ,160 V9N Personals...... * * lo Suites, Condominiums & me 339-5733. Moving 6 Hauling ...... ,161 IN WOME-SERVICE Commemoratives for sale. Wanting Business Personals .... .*aH Townhouses for Rent...... 63 Bicycles ...... ,107 Beverages .IO8 Masonry...... ,162 162 Masonry Yellow Boys. Write for price list. 70 Mercury Cricket 14th ft. Births ...... l2 Rooms lor Rent...... 61 ...... Pete Gooliaff, R.R. 5, Cathy Ave., Deaths. .. Building Materials ...... IO9 Needlework...... 163 erglass ski boat. 65 h.p. Mercury, ...... Houses lor Rent ...... 62 WINSTON ELECTRONICS STONE WALL cement finish and Kelowna, B.C. VIX 4K4 or phone In Memoriam.. . !...... l4 Mobile Homes for Renl ....63 Books, Coins 6 Stamps. , .I10 Ollice Supplies landscaping. Call Tony, Contractor, iler. All ski equipment plus new Funeral Directors ...... ~15 Duplexes for Rent ...... 64 Bulldozing 6 Excavaling. . .111 8 Equipmenl ...... 165; 604-765-0350. Painting 6 Decorating .I70 892-5204 or 464-7657. luxe $250 slalom ski, used once. FoundLost ...... 16 Halls lor Rent...... 65 Blasting ...... I12 ... NOW SERVICING THE SQUAMISH AREA SEE ROADRUNNER SPORTING 500 0.b.o. 892-5460 after 5 p.m. *'.e17 Oflices for Rent ...: .....66 Plastering 6 Stuccoing ...171 Carpets ...... 114 Plumbing 8 Heating...... I72 GOODS Information Wanted ...... Stores lor Rent...... -67 Cabinet Makers ...... I15 76 12 ft. aluminum car top boat Pels...... l9 Warehouses lor Rent ...... 68 Photographers 6 FOR ALL YOUR Carpentry ...... 116 Photo Supplies. .173 :h 7th h.p. Mercury motor, with Garages for Rent. .69 ...... 178 Refrigeration HOCKEY EQUIPMENT ...... Cement, Asphalt 6 Brick. .117 Private Hospitals .174* ras, $700. 898-3147 after 5 p.m. For Rent Miscellaneous. .70 ...... OVERWAITEA PLAZA .. Catering...... ,118 Professional Services .175 ARTS 6 EDUCATION Room 6 Board Available ...71 .... DUNK'S 892-3031 Cleaners...... 119. Refrigeration Art...... 25 Room 6 Board Wanted ....72 Contractors ...... ,120 Refrigeration ...... 178 Ceramics ...... 26 Shared Accommodation ....73 Clothing 8 Furs...... I21 Rental Service ...... I79 Air Conditioning 3 Travel & Vacation Crafts ...... 27 Wanted lo Rent...... 74 and Appliance Repairs Chimney Cleaning ...... I22 Relirement Homes...... I80 Dancing ...... 28 Storage .I...... 75 Consultants .123 Remodelling ...... 181 24 hr. service SMALL ADS MERCURY TRAVEL LTD. Educalion .29 Trailer Space for Rent .76 ...... Draperies ,125 Roo1Rubbish 6 ChimneyRemoval Services...... 182.183 Box 1728, Squamish, B.C. (SQUAM ISH) Music : .30 ...... PHONE 294-2341 COLLECT ...... Dressmaking & Tailoring ,126 898-5656 BIG RESULTS 1367 Winnipeg St. Musical Instruments ...... 31 . Disposal Services...... 127 Shoe Repair...... ,188 892-3565 Speech 6 Drama...... *e32 R AL ESTATE . Orafting 8 0.esigning. ....128 Septic Tank 6 Kindergartens...... * .33 duntryReal Estate Homes ...... 6 Acreage .78-77 Ojiving Schools ...... 129 Sewer Service ...... 189 Commercial 6 Eleclricians ...... ,130 .Sewing Machines EMPLOYMENT' Enlertainment ...... ,131 8 Repairs ...... ,190 Job Opportunities...... : .40 Industrial Property...... 79 signs ...... 191 4 Carpets ..,41 Houses lor Sale ...... 80 Electrical Employment Wanted. ... Parts 8 Service. .132 Sporling Goods...... ,192 Child Care.. ...42 Houses Wanted to Buy ....81 ...... Engraving. .133 Sharpenifla Service...... 193 Buy where the price is best, Nursing Services ...... 43 Suites,Townhouses Condominiums for Sale ..... 8 ...... 'hen call me. I'll do the rest! -82 Excavating ...... ,134 Surveying ...... 194 Duplexes for Sale ...... 83 Fabrics...... I35 T.V., Radio 8 Stereo. ....195 Mobile Homes for Sale BUSINESSES ....84 Fences...... 136 Tree Service ...... ,196 Businesses for Sale. .85 For Sale Miscellaneous ....46 ..... Firewood 8 Fuel ...... 137 Transportation ...... I97 Guilding Lots for Sale. ....86 Florists ...... ,138 Wanted lo Buy ...... 47 Tires ...... 198 Swap ...... 48 Property for Sale...... 87 Flooring ...... I39 Property Wanted to Buy ...88 Food 8 Freezer Plan .... .140 Jpholstery ...... 200 floor man Listings Wanted...... 89 furniture ...... 141 Vacuums 8 Repairs ...... 205 Attention Renters .Carpets .Tiles AUlOMOTlVE Recreational Property ....-90 Furnace Repairs...... 142 Antiques...... 21U Cerrmlc Floor 0 Wall Tile Cars for Sale ...... 49 Mortgage Money ...... 91 Garden Supplies...... ,144 Everything lor BOatlnR. .. .21 (Installations & Repairs) Ears Wanted lo Buy ...... SO Business Opportunities ....92 Glass 6 Window Service . .145 Places to Dine ...... 212 Wasting your money by Renting? MICHAEL McEWEN Sports 6 Imported Cars ...51 Investments...... 93 Home Improvergents 6 Travel 6 Vacation ...... 213 892-3870 Trailers 8 Campers...... 52 Property Management...... 94 Repairs ...... ,148 Winter Sports...... 214 $250 per month* $300 per month* $350 per month* Spent in 1st year: $ 3,000 $ 3,600 $ 4,200 -' Spent by 5th year: $17,597 $21,117 $24,635 BLOCK BROS. REALTY LTD. Spent by 10th year: $43,540 S52,45 1 960,818 381 64 Cleveland Ave. (*based on an 8% rental increase per year) Squamish 892-3571 or Vane. Direct Line 688-5917 PRICES HAVE NEVER BEEN LOWER THBNKING OF SOMETHING NEW I FEEL GOOD ..* SO BUY NOW BEFORE "SPRING FEVER'' HITS! It's probably every woman's dream to live in a new . It is my pleasure to present this terrific value in the home with her family. I can help you make that Highlands. 3 bdrm. ranch style home, separate dream come true with quality and custom built dining room, family room off kitchen. 2 flplaccs en- homes in our new Merrill Park Subdivision. You suite and much more. With all this golden quality may select from a large assortment of plans, carpets and warm decor. it certainly spells colours, harpets and ceramics to suit your taste and Gemwtlichkei1. 11'11 also make you feel good if you pocket book. Call soon. I have all the details from allow me to show it to you. , "HELGA" 892-5852 Special Treat - Perth Rd. in the size to financing. , "HELGA" 892-5852 Highlands. Only Lo 40's. One of u kind - Builder's own home on the Blvd; Many extra features. Low, SEEING DOUBLE Think duplex. This large (1840 sq.ft. each side) on low 60's. Super 3 Bdrrn. full basement home, pretty Meadow Ave. is the buy of the year. Family fully landscaped, nicely kept. Try rm.. living rm., with f/place and wet bar, powder rm. plus fdl bath and enste. plumbing, ~nurm'ctkit- $2.000 down. 38331 Hemlock. chen. private patio ... see for yourself. Call for ap- pointment now! STAN & LYNDA BANNISTER 898-5905 Beautifully kepi 3 bdrm. rancher in 3 quiet area - 1125 Laraniee - you'll love ICBC it! Only $49,900. AUTOPLAN INSURANCE AVAILABLE I 898-3678 I Super Tax Shelter ... $89,500 (24 hrs) I I .". We have approximately 20 fantastic homes to choose from - Call JEAN PETTEWSEN to YhW: 892-9813 (Rome!. A WINTER WONDERLAND Outside and a warm cozy home inside on Nairn With $1100.00 (plus Gov't Grant) at $350.00 p/month P.I. will buy you a Way. The home is as inviting inside as it is on the outside. So don't lei those chills get you. take a look with me & see how the warmth will radiate into your being. PRICE 567.450. BRAND NEW THREE BEDROOM HOME STEPHEN HOWARD 898-3361 SUPER BOWL KEPT YOU AWAY Rerncrnberthelasl time DON'T DELAY SEE THESE GREAT 5UYS TODAY! * %,meou went?The hunting wasted for hours, a lhefrayed nerves. the , disappointments? Don't go through the sameordeal again. Go llimugh the Block Bms. WEN HOUSE SUNDAY, JAN. 22 2-4P.M. Catalogs instead. They're new every week. They'rccrammedhomes and properties.with 40526 Highlands Way North, Garibaldi Highlands, fantastic 3 bdrm. home, They'recrammed with professionally landscaped, fenced back yard, 2 years old, 2 f/places, basement, photographs and facts. Sa 3/4 when you see something Sunken living rm.. large fam. rm. off kitchen, plus you like, you know it'll be immaculate throughout. A must see at $47,000. office down. Master en-suite includes sauna. 2 car worth a visit. . garage. Completely fenced back yard decks off all Noguesswork. No wasted ALSO OPEN 2-4 p.m., Highlands Way North, new 3 bdrm. rancher. Super buy in bdrms. and dining rm. Testefully decorated trips. low, low 40's. throughout. STAN 11 LYNDA BANNISTER 898-5905

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I' the Squarnish Tlrner - Wednesday, January IS, 1978 - Page 17 Pembertsn high school news

By RICK KING Charity Fund. Also sometime practices are now underway. aHigh Glass during this week, a snow car- For sports the senior boys As far as unplanned events go, nival has been planned in which have already had a few games. last week had a shortage of a Variety of different games. Friday, January 6, the defeated them. Unlike the previous week races, and activities will take ' Mt. Currie (Ts'Zill and Tlw- where we received numerous place. SO for all you energetic sday. January 12. they were large dumps of Snow which idiots who don't mind getting defeated by Howe Sound by a disturbed the school system. wet ana cold for a fun time score of 66-49. It was a well On the other end, planned building snowmen here's your fought game and both teams events, another gong show is Chmce- played excellent. At this game schedu!ed for Tuesday, January In the drama field OUf next the school's first ever 17, with all proceeds going to Play, Sneaky Filch. scheduled chcerleading squad made their the Tiny Tim Jack Wasserman for March has been cast and premier performance. From the show put on by the girls it was easy to tell that they were prac- Pemberton Council News ticing a lot because they put on ordered before a tremendous display. Back to A special meeting of the Pem- and future, zoning within the basketball. the junior boys berton Council was called by boundaries. This will be gone played Howe Sound on Mon- acting Mayor Pat Gilgan on into more cxtensiveiy at next day, January 9. and un- open 6 day8 - 8 to 5 fortunately they were defeated January 10 to meet with a council meeting. phone 24 hours a day. delegation from Pemberton '* * * but on!y by a thin mzrgin. ?he Sports and Wildlife Association senior girls have travelled to Report (J. Decker, A. Starks, B. Ross), Building Lillooet this past weekend for a regarding the extension of ,,; I. Furnace to be checked in tournament. ...I I village boundaries to include ' ''v+ uul"l"~* ne weekend of january i3. be Lots 8556 and the remainder of. 2. Septic tank pumped 14 and 15 (Friday night, Satur- out in Village Building. Lot 202. day and Sunday) two young girls Old Health Centre Building from the school gathered their Council ' members in at- (library) plumbing damaged snowshoes and proceeded to tendance were Al,i Dien, Con - Govt. rd. next to OK Tire van der Lee, Georgena Erickson when furnace malfunctioned. To throw themselves against the and Fran Antonelli. be repaired in spring. Furnace dangers of the wilderness and go *** has been repaired. camping. Hope you had fun *** girls, I was thinkin' boutcha' -. while I sat around the fire! Pat Gilgan outlined the in- Canada Day. - Shirley Henry tention. of the Village in ap- will contact all organizations , - plying for the boundary ex- and have first meeting to decide I tension. He explained the on 1978 plans. Village Council supports *** recreational use of the shooting Captain Cook Bi-Centennial Restonic range and the ski hill. The various activities have been delegation (Sports and Wildlife - considered. Hope to form a Association) outlined their, committee to involve local plans for re-location of the rifle organizations try to involve range and future recreational - school children. plans for their lease area. Coun- cil and the Pemberton Sports *** and Wildlife Association were Provisional Budget to May in agreement with trying to 15, 1978, was reviewed by retain Lots 8556 and the Council. remainder of Lot 202 for *** recreational use as long as .. possible. The delegation depar- The Village will advertise for ted and the meeting continued. sale: Lot A of District Lot 164 Highlands Sleep Shop *** and 165. This property is where the sewer lagoon was going to be in the Hiahlands Mall Reported by van der Lee and constructed - no longer needed 898-5522 I I r 4 Tracey Kirkdale found the huge pile of snow on the street on Third Avenue was perfect for Erickson a meeting had been as there is going to be a treat- sliding or .perching. held by them to go over present ment plant.

I NEW OFFICERS FOR From the 1 PEMBERJON LEGION I At the last meeting in December a new slate of officers Pernberton I was elected to the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 201, Pem- I berton. Vulley . 9 I .. .< \.. MAN. . ~. . ,_ 8 The new president is Art Wilson, vice president Warren OUR Taillefer, secretary Peg Kermaghan, treasurer John Cosulich by Betty Shore and executive menibers Jack McGrade, John Hubbard, Terry Wilson and Howard Hubbard. The installation will take place Saturday, January 21, at Verlie and Chris Arnett arc the 'Duffv Lake road. Cro P THE YEAR: the Legion, when L.A. Zone Commander and Zone Corn- off on a holiday to Okinawa - country iki enthusiasts fro mander Fred Baker will conduct the joint installation. All via Reno and returning via Pemberton will accompanyhi I members are welcome to attend. Tokyo. Sounds fantastic! along the Duffy Lake road whc . Peter Hoyrup, *** he passes through. 1, A very enjoyable evening was held on the occasion of the I Christmas party. Many thanks to our well built Santa Claus. The Pemberton Cub Pack is *** Service Manager. without a leader. you need no will be startir experience to volunteer and this Friday, January 20, : either male or female will Signal Hill School from 9:45 I qualify. Tina Doherty at Pem- 10:45 a.m. for children ages 3 French Pd~nesia berton 894-6551 or Ken Kilby 4. it is a six week course ani p '** at Squamish 898-3389 and the will cost $6.00. e, Klaus Gehrig and Jose Hersir. "The weather on the way was cub pack are hoping for some *** the yopng couple who sailed variable and we found it a very interested person to come for- The elementary school sk from Squamish aboard their 30 long haul, even though we saw ward. program starts this week at Sk foot, two masted. schooner at the many different kinds of sea life *** Rainbow. end of May last year, have made on the way, including whales, Sorry to hear of Dan Smith's * * '* their way across the Pacific to flying fish landing on our decks untimely death. We will all mhs Ev'ery time I pass that hug1 French Polynesia.. frequently, fish swimming along his big smile and the service he pile of snow in the village, After a letter received from side the boat and nice sea did keeping the roadsides clean, can't help but think what : the two , travellers, wlio had birds." *** challenging opportunity fo arrived safely in San Francisco "It is hard to recall our lonely Everybody is watching with some talented snow sculptor - last summer despite rough seas days at sea now," they write, interest the progress of 77 year a big potato or logging truck and fog, both Klaus and Jose ex- "for here it is so nice. Greetings old J.H. Crawshaw and his two Maybe the village should pa: pressed doubts that they would to you all." young friends from Squamish to someone to sculpture it. It coulc attempt the Pacific crossing. Calgary - via Pemberton and be quite a tourist attraction. I. However, it seems a couple of Photography months rest was enough for them and their most recent let- course ter contains the news that 40 Camera buffs take note. The Squamish Parks and Recreation days at sea brought them to an I anchorage at Taiohae Bay in Department is again offering Opening French Polynesia, December 16. photography courses beginning Both Klaus and Jose left January 19. behind many Squamish friends A five week course in basic who they had come to know af- photography is available for ter several years residence here young people between nine and and through Klaus' work st !6 years of age who have a Railwest. 35mm or 2114 mm camera and During that time Klaus wish to learn operation and worked on the coptruction of techniques, At a cost of $36 in- the Sea Helen whose sleek cluding film, the course runs black hull and hand ,made fit- from 4 to 6 p.m. every Thursday On Tuesday, January 24th tings were a tribute to his in, Room 2 sbove the post office, one of our representatives and is taught by Lynne Yeudall patient craftsmanship. at Neither one of the couple had who has I5 years experience will be much experience sailing before behind him. August I Jack Motel, Squamiah the boat was completed, but a3 For photographers over 14 Telephone 892-3504 Klaus said, "Y0.u can do years old with knowledge of the anything if yoc are interested." operation of a camera, Yeudall Now, floating around in a is also teaching an eight week tropical paradise, Klaus says course in black and white that they plan to spend at least darkroom techniques from 7 un- three weeks resting and ex- til 9 p.m. Thursdays. The course ploring. fee of $50 includes the cost of "We spent 40 days'at sea and film, printing paper and got in the morning of November chem jcals. 31. The' islands are quite a sight Those interested may register and have a touch of paradise." for-either class at the municipal they write. hall between 9 a.m. and 4 pm. VICTORIA ANN WITTMAN

ENGAGE5- JQ WEB Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Witttnan of Squamish are pleased to announce the engagement of their second oldest daughter, Victoria Ann, to Brian Charles Marchant, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Cy Marchant of Squamish. North Vancouver, B.C. 980-6571 Wedding plans will be announced-- at a later date. Page 18 - The Squamlrh Timer - Wednesday, January 18. 1978.

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