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PUBLIC MEETING 

3 PMTO 5 PM 

IQUAMISH TRAIL NETWORK 

(a jogging, hiking, biking path 

for residents and tourists alike) 

The Final Work Committee of 

he Squamish mails Coalition 

seeks your input and 

preferences before drafting the 

Trail Network Master Plan. 

Dinner and Dana 

Dances from Denmark, Sweden 8 

Norway with live music by 

Gammel Dansk. 

I'he evening begins with dinner at 

(By reservation only) 

Vegpids & Pip, 

Parsley Chicken, 

with 

Cucumber Salad & Rhubarb Compw, 

New Potam. 8c Seasonal Vegetables. 

Mocha Creampuffs. 

The Dance Performance begins ab 

ed by participation dancin4 

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contest 

Thanks to two young men in John Amqi has claimed fvst -&& six student John Mxri- Newma who is also French 

the school district's late French piz+e at his grade level in the son took second plm in the coordinator far the school-Bisimmersion 

program, Squamish late French immersion contest, speakhg on hh topic, trick 

continues to enjoy great SUG ''C~~cour~ #Art Qratoire," 'The most interesthg pencil." Dozens of school districts 

cess in the annual province-: he1datUBCApr. 20.Thetopic He is in Mavis Menzies' class fiom as far away as Salmon 

wide French speech contest of his speech this year was' atMamqu&nElementary. Arm and the ndern end of 

sgonsored by Canadian Parents racism. Both students are to be corn- Vancouver Island sent corn- 

for French. In his b t year in the late mended fa the5 efforts at the petitars, he said, with many 

Forthe sewd'year straight, French immersion prdgram, contest, said grade seven 

French immersion teacher Bob Cont 'd on page 3 

38235 Cleveland Ave. 

proud of late French immersion students John Aments 

(Gr. 7, wearing dark shirt) and John Modon (Gr. 6), 

for they brought home medals h m the Provindd 

llConcours d'art Oratoire," a French public speaking 

contest at UBC. Shown With the boys are their teachers 

(l-r), Bob Newman, Gr. 7, Mavis Menzies, Gr. 6, and 

Jaquis Peeters, teaching assistant. 

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! granted a third adjournment at Pemberton 

! Provincial Court for charges hidl under the Waste 

Management Act. 

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Peter Busch 

Reporter - The Times 

On behalf of the regional district, attorney Don 

Wilson made the reque because the defense coun- 

cil had not yet received the particubs of the case, 

In granting the adjournment last Wednesday 

Judge C.I. Walker said the Crown ahodd be in a 

lposittbn after the third appearance to pass on the' 

French prqgram growing 

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much larger school districts 

also competing. 

OIX school district's &cess 

at the contest shows two 

things, Newman sai& "'A', 

1 we've got motivated Itids who 

to leam a second Ian- 

A want 

! guage, Rmch, and 'B', ohat we' 

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have Mlme really good students 

1 Amenta, who dm speaks 

' I Italian, said he enjoy st^ ?he 

French &mion program and 

hops to continue on hugh 

high school to em his bilin- 

gual diplrn& 

Morrison, in his first year of 

late French immdon, said he 

thinks French immersion 

makes school more interesting, 

and particularly enjoys the 

subjects involving reading md 

questions. 

Late French immersion is in 

its fifth yew m the sch'S0~'dis- 

case particulars. 

"1 will be in a position to enterbin motion8 [in the 

future] if the defense councn wbhes to make them," 

Walker said, 

In Mar& of this year B.C Ministpg of 

Environment officials laid three charges against the 

regional distrkt for waste management vi~lations at 

its Pemberton landfill, Under new penalty laws the 

thee counts carry maximum fmes of- $1 million 

each 

And a second set of charges were laid against the 

SERD in April, stemming horn an investigation at 

its Devine landfii site. 

Last Augmt the regional district appeared on the 

Misistry of Environment's worst offenders list, 

trict, Newman said, with Howe 

Sound Secondary receiving its 

first goy of grade 11 French 

hersion students this fall. 

Students at that level take two 

subjects taught in French 

'Theyh a bunch of .really 

keen kids who have stuck with 

it," Newman said. IqqLey're to 

becxlmlendedfsrthat." 

Anothez past winner in the 

French speech contest is Erin 

Duff, who bok second C place 

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htemati~d hest. Products 

Limited will continue mad 

building operations in Ure 

Creek despite extensive damage 

to the Green ]River bridge. 

'We've given the go ahead 

for ihe principal logging COMpany 

to re-plank the damaged 

section of the bridge," said 

Paul Kuster, Squarnish Forest 

District manager. 

TRe temporay repairs to the 

bridge, situated dong the controversial 

Ure CY& logging 

road southeast of Mt. Cunie, 

will allow &ernationid Forest 

Products (IntexFor) picktup 

truck awes, and enable the 

company to ship diesel oil, 

supplies and personnel into the 

are& 

The Lil'wat Peoples Movement 

has claimed the Ure 

Creek logging road passes 

;bough sacred burial grounds, 

mi has focused co&iderable 

attention on the area in an attempt 

to have the road cons9r~ction 

by InterFox stopped. 

The decision came 

PITCH-IN 

AND 

RECYCLE! 

after the Green River Bridge Construction costs will be 

burstintoflamesforthesecond shared between the govem- 

time m a week on Shday, ment agency and the three for- 

est companies holding timber 

Bv Peter Busch rights in the Green Riva and 

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Mt. Currie forest areas. 

Reporter - The Times He said damnage from the 

The Squamish-Lii&t Regional District has begun the task of preparing an Official 

Community Plan. This plan will cover the Corridor area between Whistler and Lions Bay, 

but not including those land areas already covered by similar plans in Whistler and the 

Squamish District. 

Public open houses willbe held to get your views about the future of the Corridor. 

Britannia Beach - Former school building 

April 30,1991 - 7pm-9pm 

The Wing Schedule 

Whistler - Whistler Municipal Hall 

Mav 2.1991 - 7~m-9~m 

Brackendab - Brackendale Art Gallery 

May 1,1991 - 7pm-9pm 

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VOLUNTEER ECONOMIC DEVELOPMEN" COMMITTEE 

SEA TO SK iMMISSION I 

The Sea to Sky Economic Development Cornmission is now accepting names of 

individuals who may wish to volunteer their services on the Sea to Sky Economic 

Development Commission. In order to qualify, you must be on the current voters' list 

and be a resident of the Sea to Sky Corridor (Britannia Beach, District of Squamish, 

Resort Municip&ty of Whistler, Village of Pernberton and Area C & D of the 

Squamish Eillmet Regional District). 

For further information, please contact haa. Robert Fine at the Sea to Sky Enterprise 

Centre, 1311 Pemberton Avenue, P.O. Box 2539, Sqmish B.C. VON 3G0, 

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telephone 892-553 1.. 

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Application forms are available at the frsnt counter of the Sea to Sky Enterprise 

Centre and will be accepted up to May 25th, 1991.

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des could have then easily 

been met at the dock by a 

Postal =ploy= Grocesy 

stares brought m f d 

daily, 

thew kad money, d gas 

statians had gas. why 

shouldn't we have received the 

mil? 

Fiy, while community 

boxes am a very acqtable 

and cost effective alternative to * 

actual doar-to-doot delivery, 

I'll believe that psnk when I 

actually see it realizad HOW 

lag will that take? How long 

ago was it first discussed, and 

where are those ideas rand plans 

going? 

The post office not providing 

cammuniry deliveay is about 

like the phone company not 

putting phones in our homes. I 

couldn't imagine that as much 

as I can't bdieve OUT lack of 

community mail delivery. If 

the citizens of Squamkh wish 

tobe lreated 8s second class in 

this respect instead of receiv- 

*ing service as does Vancouvt~, 

I urge hean to s@ out and 

assert that desire. Write or 

phone yo= postmaster, the 

Tima or Mountain FM if you 

wish to change this status quo 

and receive some don. Tol- 

mce won't result in action. I 

promise to subordinate my in- 

dividual cause hem to the will 

of the community. If that be (to 

retain) the status quo, Canada 

Post will not hear hm me 

again. My only intent is to help 

the commullity. community 

delivery won't bring us any 

.ux~iesiile changes or in- 

creased costs, andit is a ri& 

which we deserve. 

Ltlme 

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nett government 00 Eileen Dailly, the Minister of EducariOn. 

in the Bmett government. 

In Ottawa perhaps Kim Campbell has the highest profile 

#any woman in cabinet and could well be a contender for 

the position of the @st woman to seek the CeadershrIp ofthe 

fe&ral Conservative party. She is young, with lots of en- 

ergy and ambition d could well be heading for the top. 

The saying "You've come a long way, buby," referring to 1926 that the act prevented'womn from behnging in the Those who remember: her well thought out speech at the 

women is true in many ways. Women have come a long way Senate. 

Whistler Socred leadership meeting regard her as a potensince 

191 7 when they @st received the right to vote in But Mwphy wasn't going to let that stop her. She took the rial federal leader. 

British Columbia. Two years earlier womefi wool the right case to the judicial committee of Britain's Priyy Comil, The New Democratic Party, which may well form the next 

to vote in Mianitoba and Saskatchewan, followed by Alberta which ruled on Canadian law at that time. 

provincial govetrwnent, has a nramber of female MUS and 

in 1916 &On&rb and British Columbia a year later. By The five British law lor& wrote a stinging rebuke 00 

1918 all Canadian women were granted the vote in that Canada'sSupremc Court in 1%9, stating that the BNAAct 

HOW' MANY CANADIANS VowMTEER 

HEALTH AN0 SOCIAL SERVICES 

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ProsP?ctive Ones. some prominent W@mn wars are 

potential candidates for the legislature. 

yeark federal elecrion But, while other provinces followed hati "planted in Canada a lhhg tree" c@le of including The next few mnths may see some exciting times in BE,, 

the lead of the prairie ones, Quebec wdlnten didn't get the both men and women. 

with women competing for the position afpvty Icadership 

, vote toll 1940. 

Murphy won, but faired in 'her desire to be the fitst woman & as MUse We may yet elect the first female premier in 

In tm dm 

Canada and by the end ofthe century we may also see the 

WON~ we mQde ming progress.in the senator, that honor going to Montreal's Cairine Wilson, 

business world, although in 

first woman prime minister of Canada.' 

llt~jy ways they still lag behind who WQS appointed to the 8knate in 1930- 

I cabl mn when it corns to mmgve p&)m. This Iu)t &ccause Today we have some p~OVincid Cabinet m*&t?I's and a h envisage a race for the poMon with Audrey 

of l& of but &ply kcme of the old &a that some federal OMS. In B.C. perhaps the most P~Ominent one Mdmghlin, Kim Campbell and Sheila Copps all vying for 

men need jobs more kcwe tvky mpport families. has been Grace McCarthy, who was deputy premier in the the Psiion. one Of them Would be Sure to win- 

In today's world a wontan is very likely to be the bred- Bennett cabinet and who held many powerficl por@olios as T m ~~UJCon't do my ~ ~ s some e Of their 

winner in a fm'ly, or a single papent, and sk the well as running for the leadership Psit'ion at Whistier. In comes ~PSSW great deal t~tm* 

job just as nkh as any man, Q not nwre so. Very ofiters a 

woman does not have anyone at home to look Mer the 

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children and must pay for daycare, which can be @st as a- 

pensive, if not more so, than having a partner at home to 

look qter the fm'ly. 

THE 1988 ROYAL CQMMISSION ON 

There is still room for Q great deal of improvement, with 

more opportunities for women in executive and managerial 

positiom and certainly room for more women in govern- EDUCATION CALLED FOR 1 

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ment. 

It is a far cry fiom the days when I flrst came to 

Squmish. The only jobs available for women were ars PEACE A m STABILITY 

teachers, and as a clerk in Mmknzie's drygoods &piartmente 

Oh yes, womfi also did the clenaing in the hotels 

and there were a few opprtunities at housework for a few 

dollars a month. 

Educational change essfPtlly ~cur.when peace , 

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Today, women in SqWh can do almost anything they 

hd'stability exist 

akd Bill 82 jeopardize 1 

want zo do. ?'hey have key positions in the educational and 

business world; own their own businesses; have manage- 

the continuation of the year 2000 programs. Teachers are 

rial positions in industry and banking, and have carved a implementing new teaching strategies outlined in the year 

niche in the medical world as well. 

But women today have not achieved their full potential in 2000 mandate. Such strategies designed to prepare students 

the political field. Although women form the largest seg- 

for life in the 2lst century include: 

ment of the population in Canrrda they have not elected a 

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wonran premier. Rita Johnston was appointed, not elected, 

as premier of B.C. 

Women play a leading role in each of the three main federal 

parties, and one qf them, Audrey, McLougMin, is 

lerrder of the federal New Democrat Paro. 

Whole Language 

Kim Campbell and Sheila Copps pby leading roles in 

their parties, with Copps acting as &pUy Libetal Par0 

Writing Process 

leader and Campbell well on her way to possibly cornmanding 

a similar role in tire Conservation group.. 

Although wmen pltayed a key role in obtaining the righi 

Cooperative Learning 

to vote in the prairie provinces, thq seemed to sbw down 

Mer that. A leading womn's advocate was JMe Ems'lj 

Mwphy, the first wow judge in the British Empiire. 

Continuous Leeg Mwphy's brrttle in Alberla WQS stimulcrted by theflippwu 

courtroom comment by a lawyer that she had no right to bt 

a jdge because the British North America Act said Integrated Curriculum 

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was not a person. 

Murphy, an Edmonton woman, who was well known as c 

writer under the name of Janey Canuck and who wroti 

&ut the west, wanted to be the first female senator i! 

Canada. 

The BNA Act seemed to prohibit that opportunity by rqfera 

in the teachers' col€ective '> 

ring to "he" or "him" when referring to persons in the th 

upper house. The Supreme Court of Canada decided ii 

bargaining process and continued underfunding of the 

'-I system will diminish the opportunity for positive 

educational change. 

Teachers work hard to provide the best education they e m for the 

children they-teach. . 

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Howe Sound Teacher's Association 

RO. Box 2420, Squamish, B.C. VON 3GQ 

Phone = Fax 892-3056

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Fit pants perfectly! 

spnsibitity which is its price. 

Mr. Morrison desuxii me as 

cation through a large publig prtio~ - 

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HOMEMADE. 

'qomer of 2nd & Winnipeg 

The majbrity of physicinns 

too are not civil servants but 

small businessmen. The only 

and 

difference bet~m~ar~ 

most other small businessmen 

is that we have no control over 

ow fees. We are responsible 

for running our offices, paying 

our staff9 buying our supplies, 

paying our own medical and 

dental inswan% our sickness 

insurance, our office overh@ 

insurance, d for replace- 

ments when we go on holiday. 

It is far more accurate to de- 

scribe doctors as smd busi- 

needed €or hospital services, 

home care, emergency and 

ambulances, etc. 

If he feels we are heavily sub- 

sidized by not having to pay 

for hospitals, it is good to re- 

member that 95 per cent of our 

work is done outside of hospi- 

tals and in our offices, which 

we run as small businessmen. 

To say that we ate subsidbed 

as civil smants by using state 

hospitals is like Criticizing 

jumbo jet pilots because the 

airline company buys their 

plane for them! 

I see my work as a p!i'ccian 

similar 6 my work a physician. 

I will seek to sde individuals 

and to solve their 

pblems and I believe that 

good government is essentially 

good local government and 

few blunders would be made 

. by politicians of any psrty if 

they got away fiom a central- 

ized bureawacy an$ listened 

to imal people who know best 

about locd con-. 

I feel that the main purpose of 

a provincial and feded gov- 

ernment is to make me mi- 

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BECOME AWARE, BECOME INVOLVED! 

LOCAL GOVERNMENT AWARENESS WEEK - APRIL 22-26,2990 

Meet your Junior ' 

CounciZ and see them 

in action 

at 2d)O p.m. . 

Municipal Hall 

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JUNIOR COUNCIL Junior Alderma0 (lor rear) Thomas Mapubon, Eris 

Triance, Jason Fiaet, (eeated Er) ?,.in& Faby, Janiox Mayor David Gebhprt 

and Junior Aldermen Cheryl Wuhke and Kulvir hins. 

not rhown is Andrea Feb 

Open Council 

Meeting and Awards 

61.30 pm 

' Municipal Hall

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n.ative issues 

Dear Editor, 

. AS Canadians we can no longer afford to move Slowly 

at reiolving native issues of land rights, resowce~, and 

self government. 

The recent bombing of the bridge over the Green 

River to the proposed Ure Creek logging site should 

not bb categorized as an isolated act of violence or ter- 

rorism. It should rather be seen in the wider historial 

context of our own government's policies of pa- 

ternalism, cultural genocide, resource expropriation, 

racism, and foot dmgghg in negotiating agreements 

with native peoples. All of these actions and inactions 

axe also clearly acts of violence. 

Lynn Willbur 

Valleydiffe 

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on Lot R either, Art. 

are busy everywhem you looh 

in Parfrsville, building stim 

ment housing. And may I sag: 

smiling all the way to the bank 

The city council has just se 

aside good solid dry pmd 01 

which to build a seniors' wtiv 

ity centre and a lawn bowlhq 

pitcb.TheLions,Kinssnenm 

bgim all have committee 

wol3pingon~ors'~~g. 

so long for now, and goo 

luck on ge#ing.those in hig 

W!rBcldkcCauL 

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Bedroom lamps 

F~OOO lamps - 

Pendant Drops 

0 mffanys .. 

e Decorator -Mirrors 

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dexeua. 

nd pumpkins set you to thinking about JMlowe'en, 

lht? Right -- especially if someone has just told you a 

flowe'en story. 

bis is known as associati& of ideas. It is also known 

.grasPing at straws (or, in this cask, gourds) when 

IU are slightly stuck for a topic. 

50 here goes. 

3nce upon a time, somewhere in this magk valley 

ved a farmer known as OldMan Smith. 

Smith is not his real m e (at least, I sincerely hop 

ot) and, of course, he Was not always known as Qk 

!an smith. 

He was an early seder and, a fastidiow m811, too1 

ride in all he'did and that included the constmceion o 

n admirable outhouse which he situated deep within 

love of trees far back on his property. 

It was a time of the world, a more innocent timt 

then kids -I on the night of witches and goblins 

vodd hoist the squire's buggy onto the mf of th 

quire'srn. 

The - mson was likely to find his gate hung from tl 

opm& branches of a tall Oaat tree. 

But the prime target was the admirable outhouse 

)Id M~VQ Smioh. 

Each 31st of October, the kids crept through the trec 

n an atmosphere of delicious tearor and pushed it ove 

Smith, unseen, watched this autumnal rite and milt 

,olmtly. 

In the moming, he hooked up a chain and pull4 F 

back upright. 

Kids don't do that sort of thing much anpore. A 

least, they fell out of the Wit Wfw 8s the Smith out 

house w& concemd. - 

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They hadn't been around for years. 

Then, one brisk fall day as October was waning, Qk 

Miin Smith -- and by now they WERE calling him Ok 

Manbecaw k was 0- 

favorite public house. 

"he girl who put down the High Test --- she wa 

young enough to have been his granddaughter - to1 

hinn quietly what she had overtreatd while sexving a~ 

other table. 

W~S 

taLing 811 hour's ease at hi 

Some of those kids, now grown to grizzled manhsoc 

were planning -- just for old4me's sake -- to pay 01 

mare visit to the Smith place that night. 

Smith thanked her. He went home and he smiled as 1 

looked out that old chain and block om mare a 

oiled it. 

And then he used it. 

To move the admirable outhouse back just about fa 

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Porteau Cove 

. plans on display 

tomorrow in 

Squamish 

Plaw fir the new $3.6 mWon emergency mooring 

facility and park enhancement program 'at hrteau 

Cove Marlne Park will be shown to the public at an 

open house tomorrow in Squmish. A second open 

BQW will be held Thursday in West Vancouver. 

SpsaUnizea by the naiaistSks sf Lands and Parks 

and Transpoation and Highways, tomorrow's 

open how will be held at the Highhder Hotel. 

The West Vm~uver open house will be held in the 

caleteria of the West Vancquver Secmdaq school, 

179 Mathers Avenue. Both open houses run from 4 

to 9 pm. with a fsrmal presentation and question 

perid on the porteap Cove project at 230 pm, 

The Mhristry of Transparhaon and Highways is 

also prestnthg informath on its new fiveycar 

m y 9 9 slope stabihatb progrrun at the open 

horrsts, phsse one d this $33 .miniaa p m is 

now under way at Bmnswick Polnt, #) km north of 

Homeshoe Bay* P h two will be done this fall at 

Pbrteau Blalls, 

Staff ksm the government rnhistrks will be at 

both open horn Public input gained through these 

dons will*as&it in the ilnal design of the emergency 

mooring hlitg and recreation enhanceanent 

at P-U CQW. 

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Following police investiga~on ob a loud party in 

the Garibaldi Highlands early Apr. 21, one teenage 

boy was kept in cells overlolight for being drua in a 

public place * * * 

RCW. apprehended three youths with stolen 

property followhg a series of break-hs to vehides 

in the Garibaldi Highlands early Apr. 21. As many 

as 12 vehicles were hit in the areas of Perth, Kmtrye 

and the Boulevard. In one of the cases, at 230 am, 

a resident on Highlands Way North startled one of 

the culprit8 as be was breaking a window in a ve Bicle. 

e 

* * 

A Jahnson four-horsepower bat motor valued at 

$800 was reported stden Apr. 21 horn a residence 

on Pia Crescent.

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SATURDAY MAY 4,1991 

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1991 - ThcSgUamiSh Times 

Racina 

I.

. . 

Why would a developer need 

a rezoning or a development 

permia before going ahed ma 

project? 

why do coonmjittees reprt 

back to council, and what does 

council do with this infoma- 

By Shrari Bishop 1 

'Editor - The Times 

tion? 

And who makes sure we have 

enough water for the whole 

family to take showers each 

'morning, and sees that street 

lights see us home safely at 

night? 

These are some questions to 

which answers have probably 

already been given during Lo- 

cal Government Awareness 

Week, which culminates today 

when the Junior Council of 

WU&e and mmr$ Mag&- Members of the junior coun- public works superintendent writing essays, which have 

m in wmhg mu& the cil weren't the only ones in- John Payne. Stop were made k j d g d lwdy with winsme 

agenda that will come be volved in bal Government at the sewage treatment plant, ners passed on for jdgmg by 

fore their senior counterparts at Awareness Week. Students public works yard, water intake the Union of B.C. M~Gcipali- . 

I tonight. were alS0 placed Friday and and other spots of municipal ties. Last year, 12 stu- 

The pup won't be seeing Monday with members of the *est and tax draw. A high- dent Larina Bouwman took 

the material for the first time; RCMB and Squanaish Fire De- light of the tour had to be when first place in the province. 

The Royal Hudson Steam asked to give a short menta- rive in Squamish May 16 at 

Train and M.V. Britannia tion and demonstration Ngh- 830 a.m. and will p d the 

Tom start May 26. lighting their service. entiredaytowingthearea. 

The Sguamish and Howe *thirty @cipantsofthe The chamber has requested 

Sound Chmk of Chmk of PAM touf scheduled to 8t- help in providing local transcommerce 

has been asked to 

organize a familiarization 

@AM) tour for their tour 

guides and reswation staff, so 

they are more aware of the m- 

dustries and. tourist attractions 

of Squamish and Britannia b their support, cards 6 flowers at the @ 1 

Beach. 

0% time of Irene's passing. 6# 

over 80,sOo passagers arc 

expected to embark on the $1 (r 

A special thank to the Legion LA. 

tom this season, and the FAhl 

tour should provide an excel- # '4 and Rev. Charles Balfour ofthe 

a lent opportunity for local wa- b Andican Church. &. e 

terfront businesses and attrac- 

, SERVICES 

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CAPILANO HIGHWAY 

COMPANY 

HIRED EQUIPMENT REGISTRATION 

Capilano Highway Services Company operating in the Hewe Sound and 

Sunshine Coast Highway Districts is mmpiling 'as Himdl Equipment List and 

requests all persons or companies wishing to have their equipment listed, su6h 

as trucks, sweepers, bckbes, loaders, excavators, graders, rollers, etc. 

shouldcontactthe HeadBffie;at#lQl-255 West First Street, NolPhVancouvsr, 

BG., V7M 3G8 (Phone 983-241-1). Daily equipment him will be based on a 

competitive basis, therefore, all registration forms must include a rental 

rate. 

Equipment mst be registered by May 15,1991. 

Full details of equipment ineluding serial numbers are required for registration. 

. , 

For further information am- 

tact Wendy Magee at the 

Chmk Qf cOXlU?W@. 

1Vixmers in this yea's essay at an awards ceremony at mu- 

contest were to be munced nicipdhd. 

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comer of Hwy. 99 & Lake Placid Rd 

To arrange an appointment, call 932-5528 

~ _- 

A Federal BUS@~~ 

Development Bank ment to discuss 

representative will be 

paying your corn- 

&unity a visit in the 

next few days. CaM 

-Y-i 

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T/re Squmish Tinres - Tuesday, April 30, 1991.- Page 11

wonderfil nurses .. 

Squamish Genera 

and Dr. Glen Morris,, 

Dr. Dundas, Dr; Cudmore 

and Geor a e McKmzie of 

Squamis .Funeral Chapel. 

Also a special thanks to my 

beauti 6" 1 children and 

gran children, who are 

standing by me during this 

difficult time. 

Alida Hoogenboom 

. 

I

not havc been extended to' L 

avert the suffering of Kurdish 

'refugees, .aumdiig to 

CWan Associate Minister of 

National Defence Mary 

problems in the Middle k t 

and control the arms trade. 

"People have . ask& SQUAMISN HIGHWAY 

'Wouldn't it have been better 

BRUMSWICK POINT ROCK SCALING PROJECT 

(21 km. north of Hbrseshoe Bay) 

[for the Kurds] if we had kept 

the 'war going and taken out 

Sasdam Hussein?'" said 

Collins, Member ~f Palhmt 

for Capilano-Howe .Sound, 

dying her r ~ visit t .to 

done that they would have 

been .severely criticized be- V'S 

cause the United Nations. xiis-, neighboring countries are atsion 

was only ta, ~uw~t,,~~ kmPW to handle those fiat 

Collins said. 

have managed to escape. 

Millions of Kurdish citizens 

in Iraq me fleeing the country lem i 

Big Brothers i d Sisters were 

RUS am, AI BOSSY aid 

Marbe NewhgMn. 

members who receivd Ili& 

an ~eroux is president, 

George Mearce vice-president, 

Nmv Evans secretary, 

'I 

one-yem pins were Pam Johal, 

Evans, Bob Brant and 

Tammy Raynot. 

with Vice Ivancic, Jane 

Walker, Wendy Bra+ Hazel 

Giese, Tammy Raynor, Bob 

Susan BOSSY, execUtiie di- Brant, .Parm Johal and Peter 

rator for s

-- 

A concert combining the voice, guitar and 

;mgs of Frances Xavier is planned for the 

Brackendale Axt Gallery on Friday night at 

7:30 p.m. This skilled guitarist .is familiar 

with classical, flamenco, folk, soft jaw and 

)her guitar styles and techniques. Xavier 

Sigs in several languages including: Basque, 

German, Spanish, Russian, French and En- 

glish. Tickets at $10 for adults, $5 for stu- 

d&ts and $8 for seniors are available from 

the sponsors of the concert, the Squamish 

Fublic Library or from the art gallexy. 

* * * 

- 

It was no joke when Gwen Mesen 

ad she had won $lo,OOo in the scratch ad 

win 'IJOkef's Wid'' on Apr. 20. Gwen said 

way played "scratch 'n lose" but that 

s d y was ha lucky day. The ticket was 

prnhased at the IDA Pharmacy in the m@;h- 

1andsMall. 

rp * * 

When a S.J-I.A.R.E. (Squamish Household 

md Recycle Exchange) is held, it mea everything 

on display is bee d you are welm 

e to take anything you can use. Several 

&dicatedvolunteers are getting ready fm a 

S.H.A.R.H. night on Friday (May 3) from 6 to 

B pm. in Squamish Baptist Church. If you 

wish to donate items, please call Shirley at 

898-9756. 

* 8 * 

Having birthdays ?his week we: =topher 

Vhlee, Thomas Vickerssn, Chistow 

Brosking, Ni&~hs Bolfrowy, J O X Cm- ~ 

mole, Clifford Waldie, Sham Campbell, Fred 

Hellyer,Sandra Haffey, Michael Paul, Chuck 

Rattray, Christopher Scully, Cliff Noble, Lydia 

VaUm Gregory'Clease, Reanne Sherlock 

William Plaatjes, Joanna Schwan, 

Devin Biln, Christine McCamr, Bay Forde, 

Jr., Regan Lawrence, Caroline McQuatt, Jessica 

Hick%, and Aaron Mer. 

* * * 

Congrab also to: h e Peek, Stevem Wessels, 

Debbie Bancan, Paul Won, Sheila 

and Luke Johnny, Keith Halvorson, Elsie 

Mephatn, Boyd Msder, Lynn Rosser, Edward 

Chovmec, Keshwa Pillay, Johnny Spargo, 

Rhian Lloyd, Candace Smith, James Born, 

bene Beckman, Holly Loewan, Imie Wiebe, 

Peggy Mathews, Chistophex Patterson, BO 

Kennet, Julia Desouza, Lloyd Petets, 

Allen Lewis, Beth COMOY, Keith Langley, 

Gerry hsjardim, Shannon MkIntosh, Carey 

.Langstaff, Judy Elliott, Aaron Knight, Greg 

Masan, Mary Donald, Stephanie Brown, 

Michael Hadikan, Kristina Laskovic, Lindsay 

Orser, and AmandaEckersley. . 

* * * 

, Master Adam van den Born celebrates his 

first birthday on m e . 

* * * 

He pulled a sneaky onus and no me knew 

it; it was reportet Peter Bwh's birthday on 

April 22. Belated greetings Peter. 

* * * 

As the Sqdh-Lillooet Regional Distxict 

is prep- "an Wicial Community Plan, 

your views about the htme of the conidor 

are req&W The plan will cover the coni- 

. cbr ax& between Whbtlex and Licms Bay bi;t 

not thsse Iand 8te8s &edy covered by simi- 

h plsns m whistler md the Squamish m- 

triCt. The foUowmg open houses will be held: 

w@ in b schooll build@ at Brim&, 

Brackad.de Art Gallery Wednesday 

the Whistler Municipal Hall on Thursday. 

Au meetings are fim7 to 9 pm 

Bracktdale Elm- Parent's Advisory 

invites an pareslts a0 the school this 

ad 

* . * * 

7 p.m. f6€ "parrents as prevmms: 

A w- fa pmmts". Io is a seminar de 

On Saturday evening at 230. in - the 

Sauamish Bmtist Church, a piano recital will 

be. given by komer Squdh resident, San- 

dra GebhI, who is currently enrolled in the 

music progm at UBC. Tickets at $5 each 

are available at Mostly Books or at the door. 

* * * 

We don't intentionally make errors but 

sometimes it happens and when it does our 

apologies are offered. The baby shower write- 

up for Ryan Thomas Casey and his mom, Jes- 

sica Caiey in last week's issue was conat 

but under the photo, for reasons I can't ex- 

plain, the name Matthew was on the cutline. 

Please accept our apologies. 

* * * 

Howe Sound Secondary School's drama 

class is busy in rehearsals for their perfor- 

mance of "Little Shop of Honors". The large 

cast in this musical will include the school 

band and 8 number of fast-steppin' dancers 

Pick a night, call your friends and make a 

date for either Tuesday, W&e&sy, Thurs- 

day or Friday, May 7.8.9 or 10. It will be 

performed in the school gymnasium at 7 pm 

each night and tickets at $5 each will be 

available at the door. 

* * * 

bug and Wendy Olmstead and chil&ea 

Carmen and Scott were p l d to have 

Doug's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Olmstead 

of Medicine Hat, Alberta chop in for a visi! 

while they were enroute home from a vaca- 

tion down south. 

* ,i* -' * 

I' 1 , I - ; &\t).,> ' a t 

Another Cmmuqty,Advisog Commi~ 

meeting spansaredhy the RCMP will be helc 

on Thursday night at 7 p.m in the Public 

Safety Building (firehall). Community polk 

mg issues raised at the la+ meeting include! 

family violence, improving police relatiom 

with youth, helping police attain a more posi 

tive image in the community and youth in 

volvement with police. 

I * * 

Wedding anniversary wishes to: Mr. an( 

Mrs. A. Schw, Mr. and Mrs. A. McZain 

Mr. and Mrs. G. Sidsworth, Mr. and Mrs 

Ambrose Casey, and Mr. and Mrs. Jame 

Heath. 

* * * 

Squamish Harriers Track and field Club i 

gearing up for another rmccessN season 

Anycme tiom ages nine (born 1982) years ani 

up are mvited to aregistration night at 5 p.m 

tomorrow ahnoon at the Howe Sound Sec 

ondary School track. Fox mm infda 

phone Rosemary at 892-5843 or Sue at 898 

5118. 

* * * 

It is atnost a year since Dorothy Shore im 

migatedto Canadafiom England She k cel 

ebrating her 80th birthday today and it is ab 

her first Canadian birthday. Dorothy' 

daughter, Moira Biggin-Pound and famil 

will be celebrating this special day with her, 

* * * 

calling all railroaders, retired railroh 

ex-railroaders and 'would-be' railroadars to 

public infamation mating regarding th 

proposed Squamish Railway Museum, Th 

m&ng sponmed by the West Coast Rail 

way Association will be held in ?he LRgiu 

Hall at 7:30 pm., May 9. Directors of the I 

sociation will be present to explain the aw 

ciation' anal the museum, and answer qaa 

tisns. 

rc * * 

If track aftd field is not your thing, ho1 

about taking up teamis? The Squamish Vdle 

Termis Club is holding its annual generr 

meeting on Thursday at 8 p.m. in the mea 

nine, Civic Centre and you are mvited. This 

a great time to renew your membershigs or 1 

take out anew me. Beginners are welcome 1 

join as lessons will be available. Weaht nut 

kfwm - PhOM P m at 898-3169 or lX 

at 898-9293. 

WPY RETIREMENT--ReWmin'g District of Squamish administrator Bill Bloxham 

has a chuckle along with Wire Mary, aud daughters Cam and Paige during the well- 

attended luaclheorm in his honour Friday. 

Friends, family and fellow Aldermen McCreedy and Dori way. 

workers gathered at the Wagon 

Wheel Restaurant at noon on 

Piday to honour W.N. (Bill) 

Bloxhm, who was retiring 

&om his position as ac9minis- 

trator for the Distxict of 

Squapnish aEter 15 YW of sa- 

I I 'By Rose Tatlow 

- ator Emeriks - 

The Timest 

vice. 

Blob who had joined the 

district staff as clexk after his 

Rtirement as staff sergeant of 

the Squamish RCMIP detachment 

in 1976, was pxomoted to 

the position of administrator 

lastyear. 

Joining him for the occasion 

werehis wife Mary, son Derek 

and daughters Can, Paige and 

her husband Mark Butler, and 

Marla and husband Lany Palt. 

Mayor Egon Tobus congratulated 

Bloxham on his yean of 

service to the comunity and 

commented on his illegible 

handwriting, which has taken 

him years to decipher. On behalf 

of the District, Tobus pxesmtedhim 

with a watch as a 

memento of his years of service. 

Former mayors Dave Stewart 

d Phil T w ~ also complil 

mented Bloxhman on his devotion 

to his job and his care 

and concern for the staff. 

Commenting on the fact that 

it was the second time Bloxham 

hacco retired from a careex, 

Stewart said he hoped to be 

arod for the next one! 

'Bill Bloxham taught me that 

four letter QO~S 

can be god," 

formet mayor Phil Turner said. 

'Wards suc5 as "help"; he gave 

it to me; ''give" aad '%eae" in 

dealing with fellow employees, 

and "be" which he has for his 

family and they for him." 

"Ohex worh are "firm" ahd 

"fair" in the way he suppozts 

and hcb his St8fr 

Ald. Ron Ban thanked him 

for his long mice to the 

community while AM. Nom 

Veaner said Bloxham always, 

tried to Q his b t "mein 

though he thinks apslitical 

means a good pub in pori- 

ria!" 

ROSS commedlted his dedication 

to his work, while Dan 

Cumming, chairman of the 

Squatnish-Ldlooet Regional 

District congratulated the 

"retiring administrator of Britarmisl 

North0' for his dedicated 

public ,service, adding that 

"administrators make good 

politicians." 

H e 

BiS&ict SU- 

perintendent of Schools, pre- 

sentedhim with a piece of stu- 

dent art work while Sgt. Rod 

muin, on behalf of the 

RCMP, presented him with a 

painting as well. 

Harris also wmented on llie 

sidewalk program which ha 

benefitted students in the 

community and tlianked him 

for his help. 

"Of all the administrators in 

my area," Brad Coop of BC 

Rail said, "you are my fa- 

vorite," as he presented Blox- 

ham with a gift from the rail- 

Bdqging you 

Cjreetiqgs ... 

- - 

Whether you're new 

in town, have a new 

baby' getting married, 

or know someone 

who Is, your Webme 

Wagon Hostesrs will 

give you the red 

carpet treatment at no 

cost le you. 

%iWgon., 

SINCE 1930 

Fire @hie€ Pat Hampson, who 

acted as mastex of ceremonies, 

read letters fsom €orma administrator 

Stan Kq of Fort 

St. Joh and former alderman 

Corinne bnsdale. 

on behalf of the fire department 

Hampson made Bloxham 

an honorary f"p.eman and p- 

helmet. sented him with an official 

Following the luncheon and 

the ceremonies, a retirkmeait 

cake was cut and smed to the 

guests. 

St. John Anglican Church 

Rev. CMes Wow 

W100 

Wnday Services 

8N 8 10M am. 

Church School Monday 630 p.m. 

SquamM Unltod Church 

Mlnleter: Rev, Chrk Bumett 

Phom882-5727 

Sunday Wonhip Hour 10:OO am. 

Infant Nursery provided 

Sunday gchod 10.90 am. 

Sqwnlsh Baptlst Church 

btoc John cmzk - 

Assodabe: PaW Purdie 

w737 

Sunday Wonhip 1OXN am. 

Sunday sdrod 109Oam. 

§unW Fellomhip 630 p.m. 

Nunq at both MIIvJcBb

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HEART" (1 984) Mariette sic. (In Stereo) 9 

A TV camsraman hurt abound when two sets of BERUN'' C 19Q8) Martin 

. Hanli ey, Howard Hesse- rn "SOMrnlME8 7HEY while covering a football identical twins, separated Sheen, Sam Wanmaker. 

COME BACK" (199l)%m ~ game is told $Q his brother- ~ I masi. Family end friends fail Rattan at birth, converge opposite on aides Man- of A fact-bsd account cf 

-_ . - to sea the toll that school Mathoson, Brooke Adam . in-law how to got a big in- 

ttw 1978 trial of an East 

D 

WENINS S and social pressures are Premiere. A high-school wrdnce settlement. a corporate maneuver. Q Qrman waiter who hitaking 

on a 1 7-year-ofd bov toacher is stalked by the 1l:W a "MASK" (1985) 'WmM Of LOVE" jacked a plane to Berlin 

before he commits suici&, ghosts .of the three stu- Cher, Eric Stoltr. Based on (1 99 1) Pierce Urosnan, 

1VmlK \laud) Pebut 

his sistor insists on dents who killed his brother the two story of Rocky .. JOB& Williams. - -- Premiore. .. 

.VI ,IDers, Peter G'Voois. searchina for the truth 27 years ago. Based on Dennis, a 46-rye iqr-old A therspist's affair with a 

abut his tragedy. 

Stephen King's short story. whose optimistic outlook widowed professor turns Cont'd opt back page of 

#B "MARKED FOR' (In Stereo) 

on Me is undimmed by a dangerous when she learns T.V. Guide 

WUIIIUI! WllU IWVU 1!1111 UIIU 0WTW"' (1 983) David 1200 69 "BLACK WI- . rare cranial bone disease. that he is the ._ 

- - __ same man ly- . 

- seeks the aid of a married -_ - --- _--- 

. 

-r..rL:rrAnr , Sisak. A murder witness Ilr6W (1987) Debra Win- 11 :38 e "SBrLAAM BOM- hind one of her patients' 

pap1 IlBII I 

mi. "SAAITACV 18- * becomes a marked man af- * ger, Theresa Russell. Long- . BAY" (1 988) Shafiq Syed, emotional problems. (In 

1205 8 II 1 AND E I 

rmaummww 

- 

-..-AJ. ter remrtina 'the crime to ing for excitement, an Sarfuddin a 

I 

LAND' (1978) Ric;aruu 

' Montalban, Bill , Bixby. 

the.lecal atdhorities. 

investigator for the Justice young boy tries -parassi. to save en- A 1:QO Stereo) QB 9 "SUPSTREAW' CONSTRUCTION 

Three people arrive at a 1 :I 5 Q."FUGHT NO. 98: Department becomes in- ough money 'to retum 

glamorous island paradise DISASTER ON THE PO- home while living among 1 trigued by the apparent link , 

Oatman. (1973) Luke A disc Askew, iockev Patti at- QUALITY BUILT 

I 

where, for $50,000 ea-L 

TOMAC" I1 984) Richard she sees between a mys- pimps, prostitutes and tempts to be gekine'and 

Ul, 

terious woman and the drug abusers in the streets 

CUSTOM HOMES 

they can live out their mua -" 

Masur, Dinah Manoff. Factt 

evade the commercial articompelling 

fantasie- 

based account of the indivi- deaths of. several wealthy of Bombay. (Subtitled) 

is. riiwt 

ficiali he seas around him. & RENOVATIONS 

U 

a- 

for the popular seriwP. 

. dual acts of heroism which men. 1205 Q ''?ME OUTSI- 1 :30 (Ib "A NIGHTINGALE 

Weddo8WW 

1230 Q "UNDER THE 

saved 'five passengirs 1 :15 g) "PENNIES FROM DEW' (1 983) Matt Dillon, SANG IN BERKELEY 

BOARDWALK" (1988) 

HEAVEN' (1 98 1) Steve 

C. Vhomas Howell. Di- I 

from Washington, D.C:'s 

SQUARE'' (1979) Richard . Nort)ranw& 

' 

Martin, Bernadette Peters. 

Keith Coogan, Danielle von 

icy Potomac River follow- 

rected by Francis Coppola. 

A Depressionsra sheet Teen-age gang members in Jordan, David Niven. The whisikm88 

, Zerneck. The budding roming 

the 1982'crash of an 

night watchman at a British 

music salesman affects the 

ance between a surfer from Air Florida jet. 

a mid-1960s Oklahoma Bank is tempted to return 

lives of those around him 

the valley and a local gir' 

1:30 e 

Phone Ray at 

"THE SURVI- 

town become involved in a to a life of crime. 

II :- IS 

tk.aats.rsA r&ar en .,;nlsn 

VOWz ( 1983) Robin Wil- because of his unbridled murder, leading to tragic 

892-9310 

~iiiuawmwuaiwai a vwiwiit ri- 

..-I-. L--rL- 

selfishness and his belief consequences for all conve1ry 

liams, Waiter Matthau. 

UIWQKS vu1 --: between ' 

that life can be as it is in the cerned. 

01 932-7737 

their two groups 

Two very different men 

songs he sells. 

1215 I r UI.~ 1.1 8 . "PAT * AND 

' 1237 Q "I ME1 lose their iobs. then find 

nim IR 

p ~ tqa%m ~ nad, p 

their lives i~kt&~ed when 1:30 0 "AMI'TWILLE II: MIKE" (1952) Spencer 

tIarrl Irmvyn 

THE POSSESSION" Tracy, Katharine Hepbum. 

Dougl, 

they witness a robbery and 

*e "*'rdette Col- 

(1 982) Burt Young, James A conniving New York Cii 

bert. A beautii 'ul dress de- become the quarry of a 

Olson. A graphic prequel to sports promoter transsigner 

from New .__ W-A- 

T wrn sex -3 syndicate ha man. 

the 1979 hit finds another forms a talented physical 

off on a European vBc8tioll - 3:OO 0 "SIGNS OF UFE" 

family falling prey to super- education teacher into the 

where, she finds two (198q Beau Bridges, Vinnatural 

forces at the infa- queen of the athletic world. 

equally' ardent admirers 

cent D'Qnofrio. An elderlv 

1.. 

mous Lonb Island home. 1 :00 'TRANSYLVANIA 

i:oo e "MER"- iiwnIAL 

Maine boat dealer and his 

, 

1:37 8 "?HE SKIP TRA- 6-5000" (1 985)'Jeff Gold- 

DAY' (1983) Mike 

small ' crew of dedicated 

- CUIIWI 

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CER" (1977) Oavid blum, Ed Begley Jr. Two 

I 

Pnksd WalAan A \Ih+nsr 

workers - - - -. - -. - wrestle - - - - - _. - with . . - . the . . - 

tiuwi. vvuwuii. n vmriiailP 

Peterson, John Lazurus. A tabloid reporters are asrisereuprospect 

of closing down 

- COMMERC1,AL 

in the face of the fiberglass debt collector must fight to signed to get a scoop on 

msIuII wlL1l IlwlllMIs of his 

-1-I --..-A __--- 

boat revolution. An maintain the title and the Frankenstein monster, 

oia squau unww rths bitter 

power he has gained within who is reputedly alive and . 

.rr;rnrrr 

memories apd 

"American Plavhouse" 

ekpl Iullbup 

his company over. the well and living in Transylhe 

has long struggled to 

presentation. (R) 

years. 

vania. 

trur, (B%"A CHANGE 8 F SEA- 

1Ul~L.- 

2:OO "PRINCE OF i:30 e "DEADLY ENi:i5 

Q "ON THE'RUN" SONS' (1 980) Shirley Ma- 

DARKNESS' (1 987) Don- . 'COUNTER" (4982) Larry 

(1958) Neil McCallum, Wil- claine, Anthony Hopkins. 

ald Pleasence, Jameson . Hagman, Susan Anspach. 

liam Hartnell. After refusing A middle-aged couple try 

Parker. Physics students A helicopter pilot helps B 

to throw a prizefight, a 

out younger partners dur- 

. 

ing a mountain vacation. . are turned into zombies former girlfriend retrieve. a 

boxer is pursued by gangswhen 

they come in contact black book filled with the 

. ters. 

with the devilish contents information that could send 

1:30 a "ASSASSINA- 

TlnN'' ' tlan7\ Phnrlse of a mysterious canister. 

a certain criminal kingpin to 

..VI- \lVW.l YIIUIIW~ 

MAY 3,1991 

Directed by John Carpen- jail. 

RmncPnn '."..""..I .till Irnland A -Sq- 

".I. .."VU.._. .- w. 

ter. 

cret Sewice agent is key It 

hiicu thwa'minn sn annnrni EVENING 

"W", ..... " 1.11. Y.. wrr".Y.lt 

assassination . C. _. . plot against 8:OO B) "A HOLE IN THE 

tne nrst iaay. HEAB" (1 959) Frank Sinatra, 

Edward G. Robinson. A 

MAY 

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Z, 

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widower . - - -. with . a - 12-vear- - 

old son has a varie&of 

problems with his family 

I \ and his hotel business. -* 

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I -11. "CUTlER'S . . .. 

4 

les. A bitter Viet- % 

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wshiswife 

una nis only mend .. into an 

ODsessive mission to uncover 

a murderer. 

12:OS Q "STITCHES" 

(1 985) Parker Stevenso 

r- - 

A .. . . -. in, 

ueonrey --A?--# __ Lewis. A ____ . inree. 

mealcat stuaenw stag ---)e a 

variety of outragc 3OUS 

pranks at their medical collegeinamisgi' 

iiaea . ertort -- to - 

force their dsan into .--_ ea1 - rly 

retirement. 

FLIGHT" 11 9871 Elizabeth 

Mason, Peier Reckell. A re- 

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cord company 'executive 

falls in love with the reclusive 

musician she's trying 

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to coax out of retirement. 

9:OO 0 "RED DRAGON: 

THE'PURSUIT OF HAN- 

. NlBAL LECTER" (1 986) 

William L. Petersen, Kim 

Griest. A former FBI agent 

known for his unusual 

methods of investigation is 

brought out of retirement 

to track down a serial killer. 

Based on a novel by Thomas 

Harris. (In Stereo) g 

12:37 I) "NAMING THE 

NAMES' 11987) Svlvestra 

e, "NIGHT OF THE HUN- 

TER@ 11991) Richard 

L0 Touzel; \. Mickd Malo- . Chamberlain, Diana Scar- 

8:OO QD "THE HAUNTED' 

(1991) Sally Kirkland, Jeffrey 

DeMunn. A Pennsylvania 

family seeks help 

from demonologists after 

the church refutes their 

claims of supernatural occurrences. 

Based on a true 

story. 

9:OO B "VICTIM OF 

LOVE' (1 991) Pierce Brosnan, 

JoBeth Williams. Premiere. 

A therapist's affair 

with a widowed professor 

turns dangerous when she 

learns that he is the same 

man behind one of her patients' 

emotional prob- 

. lems. (In Stereo) 9 

0 "FLETCH LIVES' 

(1989) Chevy Chase, Hal 

Holbrook. Los Angeles reporter 

and master of disauises 

I.M. Fletcher be- 

6:OO a "BIG SHOTS" 

(1987) Ricky Busker, Darius 

McCrary. Two Chicago 

kids from opposite sides of 

the tracks forge an unlikely 

friendship as they embark . 

on an adventure to retrieve 

a stolen watch. 

8:OO 8 "MARY POP- - 

PINS' (1964) Julie Andrews, 

Dck Van Dyke. Five 

Academy Awards went to 

this Disney classic about a 

magical young nanny who 

brings happiness and a 

sense of adventure to the 

stuffy Banks household. 

9:OO "NIGHT OF THE 

HUNTER" (1 99 1) Richard 

Chamberlain, Diana Scarwid. 

Premiere. A conscienceless 

excon poses as a 

preacher in order to locate 

the loot his late partner , 

nev. The conflicts dividing wid. Premiere. A consci- Eomes embroiled sin a might have left with-his wi- 

Northern Ireland under- enceless ex-con poses as a 

score this story of theTom- preacher in order to locate 

ance between a Betfast the loot'his late partner 

bookseller and a young might have left with his wi- 

Protestant. dow in this remake of the 

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murder mystery while va- dow in this remake of the 

cationing in Louisiana. (In 1955 Robert Michum clas- 

sic. (In Stdeo) 9 

&?HE FORTUNE e 8 "BIG BUSINES" 

COOKIE" (1 966) Jack (1988) Bette Midler, Lily 

Il Appearing Wed., May I 

Ill to Stat., May 4 

.BRYAN PICKERING WEDNESDAY NIGHT 

TRY QUEa RESTAURANT 

-FOR, THE BEST HOME 

COOKING AROUND. 

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Come 8;r watch Hockey Playoffs ~n 38'' TV 

Vallevcliffe 892-5955 

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gun. (1 979) John Heard, Tho- boat. Based on a novel by drug operation.. , 

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1205 Q "ON THE YARD" Mississippi River show- ive' is assigned to investi- 

'gate a huge West Coast 

mas D. Waites. A quiet first 

offender is aught in a - 

Edna Ferber. 

1 :30 6 "INVASION too e "SHE'LL BE 

power struggle between a 

new guard and the tough 

USA." (1985) Chuck 

Norris, Richard Lynch. A 

SWEET" (1978) Tony Lo 

Bianco, Sally Kellerman. A 

. ' MAY6,1991 con who runs the action in , former U.S. agent's peace- skipper tries to save his 

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the prison yard. I ful retirement is rudely in- near-bankrupt freight busi- 

EVENING 12:30 Q) "GUNS OF A tenupted by an invading ness by kidnapping the 

SO0 Q "COCKTAIL" STRANGER" [ 1973) . Communist force bent on daughter of the man pre- . 

. (1988) Tom Cyise, Bryan Marty Robbins, Chill Wills. turning Americans against paring to repossess his 

Brown. A yourQ man look- A small-town sheriff, in- each other. ' bat. 

ing for quick success yoked in killing a man in the 

1 

.QI ?'JOHNNY DANQERteams 

with a veteran bar- line of duty, surrenders his 

.,;OUSLY'' (1984) Michael 

tender io take the Manhat- badge and becomes a drif- 

Keaton, Joe Piscopo. In the 

tan bar scene by storm. (In ter. MAY 7.1991 19309, an honest, godsterealq 

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12:37 dB "TO HELL AND 

arted pan is forced to 

.I "CRY IN THE WILD: BACK" (1 965) Audie Mur- EVENING 

urn 80 a life of crime to fi- 

" THE TAKING OF PEGGY phy, Susan Kohner. War nance his neurotic moth- 

ANN" (1991) David hero-turned-movie star Au- 8:OO . "RUNNING er's skyrocketing medical 

Wrse, Megan Follows. die Murphy plays himself in SCARED' (1 986) Gregory bills, 

hemiere. A misguided this action-packed dramati- Hines, Billy Crystal. Two 1:BS Q "THE MAN WHO 

-, mountain man takes a zation of the heroics that Chicago cops with retire- LIVED AT THE RlTZ" 

tean-age girl captive in this made him World War 11's ment and a life of leisure on (1988) (Part 1 of 2) Perry 

fact-based account of one most decorated soldier. 

their minds are given 30 King, Leslie Caron. The exof 

the largest manhunts in 1:OO QB "THE PIRATE days to nab a cocaine- clueive Paris hotel serves 

pennsyfvania history. (In MOVIE" (1 982) Kristy smuggling mobster. (18 the backdrop for this 

%ere01 9 McNichol, Christopher At- 9:W 8 "SOMETIMES sfon/ of an American art 

Q "COCKTAIL" kins. The music of Gilbert THEY COME BACK" student caught amid the 

. (1988) Tom Cruise, Bryan and Sul!ivan is interspersed (1991) Tim Matheson, political upheavals rocking 

'Brown. A young man look- with contemporary pop in Brooke Adams. Premiere. 'Europe in the 1920s and 

this tale of a teen-ager who A high-school teacher is '38s. Bclsed on A.E. Hotchdreams 

of romance and ad- stalked by the ghosts of mr's novel. 

venture in.a world of pir- the three students who 1 :30 o "TENNIS 

atds and fair maidens. killed his brother 27 years COURT" (1985) Peter 

1:16 "SHOW BOAT" ago. Based. on Stephen couplehhetits Graves, Hannah an Gordon. old Vic- A 

(1951) Kathryn Grayson, . King's short story. (In 

Howard Keel. Jerome Kern Stereo) 

torian house, only to disand 

Oscar Hammerstein II 1206 a "GET CHRlSTtE cover it's haUrPted, and 

8 - provided th~ words and LOVE!" ( 1974) Teresa when an occult specialist 

musk for-this tale of rom- Graves, Harry Garardino. A dies on the grounds, a local 

an= and dram8 aboard a beautiful undercover detec- . vicar intervenes. 

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Elna sewing machine in hard- 

wood cabinet. Not working. $75. 

OBO. -Potters kick-whkl, ex- 

tremely well built $300. OBO. 

Cd898-3175. (043OIlW) . 

For sale Brother DTC stylewriter 

daisy-wheel printer, four wheels, 

tractor fecd for labels, 37K buf- 

fer, takes nylon or film ribbons, 

extra ribbons. $SOO.bo obo. 

892-2237, 

For sale Kaypro I1 X computer 

with two 400 K drives, serial, 

parallel, and an unbelievable 

amount of software of every 

description. Completely por- 

table. Weighs 20 Ibs. All 

manuals. 892-2237. 

For sale Signalman 300-1200 

baud modem. Completely 

Hayes-compatible protocol. 

Have CPM or MS DOS telecom 

software to go with it. 892-2237. 

TFN 

IBM compatible AT286 com- 

' puter, 1 mega byte internal 

memory, 40MB harddrive, 

Roland Printer with several 

fonts, non-glare amber monitor 

with tilt and swivel,%,all cables 

and mouse incl. loaded with software, 

grapbics programmes; 

spreadsheet, database, wordprocessor, 

educational games, 

chess, bridge, etc. 2yr. warranty 

still in effect. 892-2237 or 

892-3408. (10 02TFN) 

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you buy a computer and we will 

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true 386,Min 1-Tower IBM com- 

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internal memory. Fast access 105 

Rodein harddrive. 1.2 meg 5 '/z 

floppy. 1.4 meg 3.5 floppy. 2 yr. 

Wmity. Call 892-2237. 

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storage: AT true 386 Full-Tower 

IBM compatible computer. 4 

megabytes internal memory. Fast 

access 120 Seagate harddrive 

(18ms access). 1.2 meg 5 '/z flop- 

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ranty. Call 892-2237. 

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I 81oeocARE&~* 

Viking washer and dryer, white, ' 

approx. 10 yrs. old, excell. runn- 

irig cond. $400. OBO. Call 

a98-93~. (04 30) 

For &rabbit manure 75-100 Ib. 

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All enquiries should be made to 

the Resource Officer Recreation, 

Frank Vicen, telephone 

898-%7 1. 

Please note, a mandatory site 

viewing will take place on Tues- 

bags $5.00 per bag. Call George day May 14, 1991, commencing 

898-3259 Timbertown, trailer at 1:00 p.m. (local the) at 

No. 61. (04 38) , Meager Creek Hotsprings 

Recreation Site. 

piano (upright "kp - ara Tenders must be subject to the 

1900) $15~. OBO. Ping-bong cbnditions of tender and submittable 

(official size) and set $125. ted on the fOrmS and the 

OBO. Call 898-5743. (04 30). . enVaOPe SUPPlid. 

No tender shall be considered 

$ . having any qualifying clauses 

whatsoever and the lowest or my 

2 Wanted to Buy tender will not necessarily be acceDted. 

1 or 2 bdrm. suite needed for 

leader of Canada World Youth 

Exchange. June to October. Call 8 Legals 

Pat collect at 1-732-5113. 

(04 30) 

4 Garage Salas 

Moving Sale, 

Saturday, May 4 

lotun - 2pm 

41271 Meadow Ave. 

Fagle Run 

Vacuum, iron, truck tires, 

bathroom accessories, household 

items and more. (04 30) 

Saturday, May 4 

9am - 2pm 

38415 Westway Ave. 

Valleycliffe 

Bargains galore. . 

(04 30) 

% 6 Family Garage Sale 

' Saturday, May4 ', 

930am-lpm. ' 

1011 Pia Rd.(off the top of 

Take notice that an offer to 

replace Woodlot Licence No. 015 

in the So0 Timber Supply Area, 

held in the name of, W.A. 

Tewinkel, has been made for a' 

term of fifteen (15) years in ac- 

cordance with Section 43 of the 

Forest Act. (04 30) 

Pregnant--And distressed?? 

Call BIRTHRIGHT 

-fie pregnancy test 

-emotional and practical support 

totally confldental. 

Call BIRTHRIGHT 892-9329. 

(06 25) . 

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13 Deaths 13 ' Deaths 

ROZMANN: On April Bth, 

1991 Tibor Josef Romann of 

§quamish, aged 55 years. He is 

survived by his loving family: 

wife, Rose son George(L.aura) 

mother Mrs. Ottilia Romann of 

Hungary, his sisters, nieces, 

nephews, cousins and his many 

friends. Requiem Mass was 

celebrated on April 23rd at St. 

Joseph's Roman Catholic 

Church, Garibaldi Highlands, 

Father Casimir Celebrant. Interment 

Mt. Garibaldi Cemetery. 

Sauamish Funeral Chapel in care 

of arrangements. (04 30) 

FRNTON: On April 24, 1991. 

Treena Dawn Fenton of 

PAULL: On April 21,1991 

Percy Andrew Padl of North 

Vancouver age 69 years. He will 

be sadly missed by loving wife 

Georgina, one son Reginal, one 

daughter Elaine, thee sisters 

Evon Joseph, Audrie River and 

Helen buridsen, eight grand- 

children, 2 great grandchildren, 

many nicces and nephews and 

many friends. Prayers were of- 

fered Wednesday April 24 ab 7:30 

p.m. in thc Saint Paul's Catholic 

Church North Vancouver 

followed by funeral mass Thurs- 

day April 25 at 10:30 a.m. Father 

Dennis Alexander O.M.I. 

Celebrant. Interment Mission 

Reserve Cemetery. In lieu of 

flowers, donations may be made 

Squamish, B.C. $he is survived to the Save the St. Paul's Indian 

by her loving mother Tracy and Church, 424 West Esplenade, 

grandparents Irving and Bernice North Vancouver, B.C. V7M 

Alexander, aunts and uncles. 1A7. Hinds Funeral and 

Prayers were offered Saturday Memorial Services in care of ar- 

April 27 at 1:OO p.m. in rangements. 

Squamish Totem Hall. Father 

Casimir Celebrant. Interement 

Axen Reserve Cemetery. In lieu 

of flowers donations may be 

made to B.C. Children's 

Hospital. Hinds Funeral and 

Memoiial Service in care of au- 

rangements . (04 30) 

Path) : SQUAMISH R€ALlY LTD. 

Garibaldi Highlands 

zor,@mdtofm~r other goodies. (04 30) 

nnukerlj~onJJorLhr 

~s#toBq(oorrldor 

BE!i'TYDASCBUK 

STIHL; 041 chainsaw. Fireplace 

insert free heat machine. Viking 

deepfreeze 19 cu. ft. Call after 5 

pp. 89W28. (04 30) 

Kent Tilefire - airtight (approv- 

ed) freestanding. woodstove, in- 

ter changeable ceramic tiles $350. 

OBO. Call 892-9588. (04 30) 

Used renovation item-doors, 

windows, toilet, bathtub, electric 

stove. Misc. household items, 

childs booster seat,.clothing 1-6 

yrs., dresser, desk, etc. Call 

898424 after 6pm. (04 30) 

MOSTGY BOOKS 

' NWOPBNBUMUYS 

1 lam-3pm 

,New &Used Books 

wemyu~Books 

Cleveland Ave. 

892-3912 

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Lots of baby toys, clothes and 38145 2nd Ave. * P.O. Box 1571 * Squamish, BeC * VON 360 

WICKER! 

WOOD! 

PANE! 

BRUSHES! 

BOOKS! 

D.M.C.! 

mmLY 

PIASTIC! . 

BEADS! 

MUST BE 

CLEARED! 

ISCO~TOO 

CRAZYTO 

ADVERTISE 

THISWEEK 

ONLY AT 

IMAGINATION 

BOUND 

37991 Cleveland 

PmIn Rear 

E CE OF3 

VICTORIAAVE 

Trailer for 2 motorcycles, -14in. 

wheels, wired $295. Raleigh boys 

bicycle, suit 5-6 yr. old S35. Old 

wooden table $25. Call 892-2236 7 Tendan 

after 6pm. (04 38) 

DIABETICS - QNE TOUCH II 

Now in stock. Authorized dealer 

€or Sera to Sky Country. Phar- 

masave, Squamish. Call 

892-9321. (04 3 om 

RECREATION SITE 

MAINTENANCE CONTRACT 

Sealed tenders for the Meager 

Creek Hotsprings Recreation 

Site Maintenance Contract will 

be received by the District 

Honda rototillcr as new 5 HP, Manager* Squamish Forest 

self propelled $435. OBO. District, 42000 Loggers Lane, 

4X6X3X6 dog house $35. OBO. fhUdish, B*C* VoN 3Go up to 

Call 898-9702. (04 30) 3:30 p,m. (local time) on June 3, 

1991 and opened in public at that 

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property on a beautiful windiq 

creek. Luge 1336 sq ft split levc 

dningroom.Veryco~bhome.IAN 

of lawn Ud privacy. You will d 

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of Abbotsford, 2 step daughters 

Francis and Lana, 3 brothers 

Randall, Gordon and Allan all of 

- North Vancouver, sister Julie 

Baker and a long time .friend 

Vern (Bear) Bolton, aunts, 

uncles, nieces, nephews and 

many friends. Prayers were of- 

fered Sunday April 28 at 7:oO 

p.m. in the Saint Paul Catholic 

Church, North Vancouver 

followed by funeral mass Mon- 

day April 29 at 1030 a.m. Father 

Dennis Alexander O.M.I. 

Celebrant. Cremation. . Hinds 

Funeral and Memorial Service in 

care of arrangement. (04 30) 

14 . On Memoriam 

In Memoriam donations to the 

B.C. & Yukon Heart Foundation 

t help fund research, education, 

I -and public information -pro- 

grams. B.C. Yukon Heart 

Foundation 

Box 433 


VON 3G0 

SANDBERG: Darla 

Pea'ceful be thy rest, dear wife 

.. , 

Drummer wanted f$ jamming. 

Influ. 'rock, dteniative. Begin- 

ners welcome. . Call 892-9459 

Jason or 898-3467 Hardeep. 

- (03 19"FN) : 

40 Job OpportunRies 

Housekeeping Team leaders re- 

quired by Whiski Jack Resorts, 

top wages plus year end bonus. 

These are exciting but deman- 

ding positions. All qualified 4p 

plicants, please d l LLoyd 

932-6500. (Q4 1- 

Wanted - models for hair fashion 

show - trendy and high fashion 

Cuts. Call 892-5116. (M 38) 

WEIGHTPROBLEM . 

Control your weight and make 

money at the same time sound 

gd, P/T or Wt. Call Suki 

898-4468. (04 30) 

Full time housekeeper wanted 

for small team orientated 

whistler Go. Full benefit pro- 

gram and travel expenses. 

Seiious appl. only pls. Call 

892-9124 after Spm ask for Ro- 

seanne or 932-6699. (W.30) 

. la.- and mother, 

' ' It is sweet to breathe thy name, The fOflOWhl tempow Psi- 

In life we loved you dearly, tion will be available May 13th, 

In death we do the same, 1991 to Seprmber 3Oth, 1991 

Lovingly remembered, and is open to both male and 

42 Child Care 

Mother Goose licensed daycare 

has full time and part time open- 

ings. 2 years (toilet trained) to 5 

years. Pre-school program. 

Large yard. Playroom. Nursery. 

Non-smoker. CPR First Aid. 

Refs. Call Marion Lindsay 

892-9544. (04 23) 

Wanted: Caring, mature person 

to look after 5 month old baby, 4 

days per week - Tuesday to Fri- 

day in my home. Wage neg. Call 

898-968 1. (04 23) 

Exp. babysitter/mother would 

like to babysit in her own home. 

Garibaldi Estates. Call 898-4062. 

(04 30) 

41 : Employment 

Wanted 

Master Carpenter 

Designer & Builder 

Cabinetry, furniture, f ~sh trim, 

remodeling, 22 yrs. exp. 

Specialty industrial cabinets for 

stores and institutions. Call 

Chris 898-3458. (04 30) 

Custom sunroom, sundecks; interior 

renovations, excell. 

workmanship. Lots of 

references. Call Paul 892-8418 or 

1 -977-47 16. (0430) - 

Ray, Jessica, and Eric 

(04 30) 

SANDBERG: Darla ' 

Sad are the hearts of her parents 

consoled Yet brave as by she'd the want us to be Of 

meeting, 

On the shore of eternity. 

Mom and Dad, Don and Dale 

(04 3Q) 

17 lost 

female applicants. Applications 

will be received up to and including 

May 7th, 1991 and 

should be addressed to School 

District No. 48 (How Sound),' 

Box 250, QUdsh B.C., VON 

3GO or filed at the School Board 

Office, 37866 %and Avenue,, 


TEMPORARY GROUNDS 

PERSON 

COMPETITION NO. 0699 

Squamish Area 

Hours of Work: 8 hours per day 

For Guaranteed Quality Work 

Journeyman Carpenter 

Proffessional Floorlaver 

Specializing in - 

Baqcments to Bathrooms 

Lome 892-3258 or D~ 898-3815 

(05 07) 

49 Cars for Sale 

-QUAM MOTORS 

. VW Service, repairs, parts, 

used car sales. 

1979 Rabbit diesel ,4 door 

1980 Rabbit diesel 4 door 

All cars thoroughly checked, 

service and repaired. 

CaM 8984012 

DL 7186 

(10 16TFN) 

' 49 Cars for Sale 

'80 Toyota Tercel, new paint, 

new tires, runs well, sunroof, 

SSOO. OBQ. Call 898-9137 after 

'6pm. . (OS 07) 

'79 Chev Caprice. Excell. cond., 

good tires, runs well S11Qo. call 

898-4852. (M 30) 

'79 Chcv Impala. Excell. running 

cond. $1900. Call 898-5789. 

(04 30) 

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'86 Jetta GL. Great shapc, low 

mileage, CD player, AC, new 

tires, grey. Must sell $3700. 

OBO. CaM 898-401)2, (04 30) 

'84 Plymouth Reliant, 4 dr., 

A.T., PS, PB, air cond., 2.2 

eng., 84,soO km. $2100. Phone 

898-3956. (a 30) 

'84 Malibu Classic Stationwagon. 

In good running and. 

$900. OBO. Call 898-9462 or 

898-3729. (04 30) 

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'88 Tawus V6, WD, auto, air., 

ass., tilt, int. wipers, excell, 

cond., new brakes, injectors der- 

viced, new plugs past 6 mos., 

must sell $8800. OBO. Call 

892-9458 or 892-9177. (OS 07). 

'78 Ford LTD, V8, PS, PB, run- 

ning cond., new brakes, body ex- 

cell., needs starter $300. OBQ. 

Call Ellen 896-2476. (04 30) 

'85 Hyundai GLS - excell. cond. 

6,50Qb, one owner, 4 dr., auto, 

sunroof, great for student. Ask- 

ing $3300.,OBO. Call 898-3883. 

(05'14) c I '; 

'84 Malibu Classic Station- 

wagon. In good running cond. 

$1900. OBQ. Call 898-9562 or 

898-3729. (05 07) 

Repossession 

'86 Fiero, red, grey velour in- 

terior, 5 spd., sun roof, AM/FM 

stereo cassette, 60,ooOkm. Ex- 

cell. cond. Best offer to $4808. 

Call 892-5433 or 980-9321. 

(04 30) 

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'86 Chrysler LeBaron GTS 

Premium, turbo, 5 spd., 

aluminum wheels, sunroof,'PW, 

PS, digital dash, deluxe sound 

system, power mirrors, air 

cond., built in cassette trays, 

every option cxccpt leather. Best 

offer to $4500. Call 892-5433 or 

980-9321. (04 30) 

'86 Chevette, 3 dr. hatchback, 5 

spd., 66,OOOkm, 4 new all ScBSon 

tirq, radio/cassette deck with 

speakers, no rust, lady driven, 

good running condition. Asking 

$4008. OBO, Call 898-9390. 

(a 30) 

52 Recreational Vehicles 

Utility combination camper 

-trailer 7 ft. length 6 ft. wide. 

Aluminum covered front and 

rear windows - secured light car 

or truck $495. OBO. Call 

898-4424 after 6pm. (05 07) 

22ft. Companion travel trailer. 

Sleeps 6. Full bath with shower. 

Awning. New battery, very clean 

$6500, OBO. Call 898-3825. 

(05 Pr) 

53 Trucks 

!89 .Toyota Forerunner special 

edition 4x4. Original warranty 

a,W km., 5 S& rUMhg 

boards, mag wheels, immaculate 

condition $17,900. OBQ. Call 

892-3063. (04- 

Tahoe, tu-tone, cruise, tilt, inter- 

mitent wipers, am/fm cassette, 1 bdrm, basement suite for rent. 

with seek and sm and auto Available ncw, Non-smoker, no 

reverse. B/W, P/L, P/s, PIB, pets, $415./M. includes utilities. 

off road pkg. roof rack, spare call Joyce $92-2027. (04 30) 

tire carriers, tow hooks, R.W.L. 

B235 75R tire, 5 spd. V6,29,000 Valleycliffe - Lower 1 bdrm. 

kms, acel. cond $16,995 OBO. $500./M. or I bdrm. and den 

Call 892-9149. No GST! 1 JT. left $550,/M. Suit 1 or '2 quiet 

on G.Mo *anantY* (a 1ILTFN) responsible tenants. Refs. req'd. 

Call Bonita 892-9206 after 6pm. 

30) 

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. '85 Ford % ton diesel 4x4 pick 

. up, stereo cassette. Good cond. 

S10,500. Call 892-95r14. (04 30) 

BASEMENT SUITE FOR 

RENT. Basement suite for rent 

in Valleycliffe. 2 bdrm. 

Available May 1. Call 892-1559. 

(04 30) 

Repossession 

'86 Chw Wrangler. PUP V-8, 

auto., PS, PB, tilt steer%% dual 

tank, sliding rear window, running 

boards, exterior sun visor, Tree house wjth character, sunpower 

windows, cruise, deluxe ny, furnished studio apt. with 

interior, AM/FM casette stereo, sleeping loft. Call 898-5552, 

tinted Windows. Bcst offer to (01) 30) 

$4900. Call 892-5433 or __ ~ 

980-9321. (@$ 30) Quality 3 bdrm. condo, exercise 

room, pool, large playground. 

'81 Chw, shortbox, 4x4, new Avail. immed. Squamish 

dutch, new tires, new rear end, $sgs./M. or shared accomodablack, 

'$4 4x4 excell. Bronco and. 11, S75fN.OBo. new tires, 405 tion 071 negotiable. Call 1-278-8957. 

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good cond. Call $98436. 

(0507) . Avail. May I. 3 bdrm. condo in 

'81 Ford F100,6 al. and canopy 

$3000. OBO. Call 8!&3744. 

(04 30) 1 bdrm. basement suite in 

'75 Chevy 454 Scottsdale Special 

Camp Addition has rust but is 

in excell. running coxid. Comes 

with canopy $900. om. call 

892-9050. (05 67) 

55 Repairs 6 Parts I 

For sle complete 302 c.i. motor 

in excell. running cond. Can be 

seen running S400. Call 

892-9767. (04 3oTFN) 

60 Subs, Condominlurns 

6 Townhouses for Rent 

~ 

WESTPARK AkS. 

Spacious 1 bdrm $480.. 2 bdrm 

S575., and lrg 3 bdrm S655 

suites. Includes kat, hot water, 

quiet location, close to schools, 

38861 Buckley Avc., no pets, call 

resident manager at 892-3616, 

(10-27M) 

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SQUAMISH 

2 & 3 bdrm. apts. from S500. 

Sauna, satellite dish and pool. 

(11 WTFN) 

s fridge. 

Garibdlldi Highlands S475./M. 

includes cable and hydro. Private 

entrance. Laundry room access. 

Avail. immcd. Call 898-5036. 

(04 30) 

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Apt. for rent: Quiet, mature N/S 

adult(s). .Heat, hot water, TV 

cable. carpets, drapes, stove, 

Ai&.- June 1. Refs. 

req'd. $49S./M. 1090 Wilsan 

Cres. Call 892-3903. (04 30) 

3 bdrm. townhouse on quiet 

street, lg baths, f/p, washer 

and dryer, carport and small 

yard. Avail, June 1 S625.M. 

Call 892-3800 or 986801 5. 

(04301 . 

61 Rooms for Rent 

CHIEFTAIN HOTEL 

Clean, comfortable rooms, 

private baths, phone, color TV, 

by wek. Call 892-5222. (02 

1 2 m 

'62 Houses for Rant 

Call 892-3020. NEW TOWNHOUSE I 

CENTERALLY LOCATED 

.WELL MANAGED 

PROJECT 

Sauna, pool 

3 bdm.-$570. 

2 bdm.-$525. 

1 bdm.--$495. 

Call Scotty 892-3020. 

(12 IITFN) 

GARIBAEDI GARDEN 

COURTS 

1 and 2 bdrm. apts. ifid, heat 

and hot water.$475./M. to 

$525,/~. ~ \ l ~ 

FOR RENT 

* 3 bdms 5 appliances 

'1 1/2baths 

Immediate Occupancy 

$850. per month 

Contact Phil at 

11 Suncoast Reaky 

Avail. March 1,3 bdrm. 2 f/p, 4 

appl. nice landscaped fenced 

yard, very clean inside and out. 

pets. call %850./M. Call 892-9252 or 

898-3912. (02 26'I'FN) 932-361 1 (TFN 01 22) 

3 Mrm. condo in Mountain View 

Manor, very clean, four ap- 

pliances, avail, immediately. Call 

898-4681 after 6pm. (03 26TFN) 

3 bdrm. 1% baths, Avail. July 1. 

$65O./M. Call 898-3953. 

(M 30) 

I1 892-5961 I] 

For rent or lease - 3 bdrm. condo 

in Eagle View, five appl. Asking 

$810./M. Refs. req'd. hve 

message at 898-5636 will return 

calfs in eve. Black Tusk Realty. 

(04 0 

For rent or lease 1 Near new 93 

duplex in Brackendale. Five 

Newly renovated 3 m, condo WPl* if W'd* Ji825JM. 

avail. May 1. Call 898-4560. 

Refs. req'd. Leave message at 

898-5636 will return calls in eve, 

(04 30) 

Black Tusk Realty, (04 09TFN) 

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* 3 bdrrns * 5 appliances 

"1 112baths 

* Immedate Occupancy 

$850. per fflonth 

Contact Phil at 

11 Suncoast Realty 

New house in downtown. 4 

bdrm., 1% baths, 4 appl. Avail. 

immed. $95O./M. Call collect 

263-259 1. ,w 30) 

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Two deluxe duplexes for rent, 1 

avail. ~ Q W $980./M. 1 avail. 

April I. t850./M. 5 appl. built in 

vac, clemef, 3 bdm. Ref. req'd. 

No dogs.'CaU 892-2246. , 

(Q.2 STW 

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Centrally located 2 bdrm. duplex 

with .carport avail. May 1. 

$550./M. Pets O.K. Call 

Maureen 892-3571. (04 30) 

I' 892-5961 . 11 2 bdrm. recently renovated. 

3 bdm. duplex with f/p and 

basement at 41347 Meadow Ave. 

$695./M. No dogs. Leave 

Avail. May 1. Located on Mamquam 

Road. W 8984316. 

(05 07) 

In quiet relaxing area, lovely 3 

bdm. duplex for -rent, f/p, 5 

appl. No pets, reh. $675./M. 

Cd 898-5693. E@c Run, 

w 30). 

Offices for Rent. 2nd Ave. 

Squamish. Whether you need a 

little or you need a lot. Talk to 

me - Mike 892-3870 (01 05M) 

message itt 1-988-0819. (OS 07) 90 For Rant . 

For rent to older, quiet coiple: 2 

Wnn. mobile w/addition. Must 

like quiet country living 

$250./M. Refs: req'd. Call 

898-2806. (04 30) 

New !4 duplex 2 bdrm., 2 baths, 

garage, "quiet location, non- 

smoking $650./M. Call 

898-5233.- . (04 30) . 

Cozy 1100 sq. ft :2 bdrm, bottom 

duplex in quiet area. Prefer 

working couple. No pets. Refs. 

req'd. Avd. immcd. S675./M. 

includes utilities. Call 898-3660. 

(05 07) 

I . 

aAlsEPERBQN 

$98-3187 

Miscellan@ous ' 

Large garden.plot in Dentville. 

Call 892-2237. (03 05TFN) 

Accommodatiin 

Non-smokhg responsible room. 

mate to she new M dupkx 

$3SO./Mi Call John 898-5255 

(0430) - 

Single non-dPinking man wants 

to rent 1 Ibdrm. apt. Wiing to 

pay $250. - $35O,/M. Willing to 

do yard work. Was.2 cats. Call 

898-3259 aft= 4pm. [Os 30) 

$0 Housasr for Sale 

3 bdm. house Hospital Hill, 2 

baths, family and living room, 

large decks. Fireproof 

underground garage for 

mechanically minded $164,500. 

calli George 892-1571 days or 

892-5091 eve. (0409TFW) 

Clean 4 bdrm. 2% baths, com-. 

pletely finished basement suite, 

37983 Magnolia Cres,, 

Vdeycliffe, $125,000. To view. 

call 892-1049 anytime. (04 30) 

5 bdrm. 2 baths, 2 kitchens, all 

on 2 acres and fully fenced. 

Finch Road $199,900, to dew 

call Dave MacLean at ReMax 

983-251 8 (M 07) 

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3 bdrm. home with basement 

$129,900. 38338 Chestnut Ave. 

TO View dl 892-9679. (04 30) 

International Metal Bldg. 

Manufacturer of Industrial, 

2 bdrm. mobile home for sale. Commercial and Agricultural 

No. 13 39784 Government Rd. buildings selecting dealer for 

$31,500. Call Susan collect open ma. Starter ads, training - 

463-3023, -0 15 :(05 07) and engineering support provid- 

ed. Serious Inquirers. Call Mr. 

Wvec at (303) 759-3uw) ed. 

86. Building Lots 234. (05 07) 

for Sale 

Downtown building.1ot for sale. 

Rock bottom price vendor 

motivated. Call Betty at 

Garibaldi Realty 892-2290. 

(M 30) 

fQr rorlrl &tk Campaign OfWUr 

May 8, 2 991 

Sip the appeal when 

it comes to ,vow door. 

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Write Your Ad blow - 1 Letter to a Space 

)LINE FRIDAY 1 PM, 

REQUEST FOR PUBLIC INPUT 

S.C. Lands is assessing the f6asibiMy of commercial alpine ski 

development in the Cayoosh and Melvin Creekdrainages, 

north of Duffey Lake, 30 km southwest of Lillooet. 

?he public is-invited to provide written input on this pmposal to: - 

Regional Director 

B.C. Lands 

Ministry of Lands and Parks 

478 St. Paul Street 

Kambops, B.C. V2C 2J6 

Further information may be obtained by writing the above 

ning 828-4880, 

Submissiono; must be received by dune 7, ,I 991. 

' OCEAN DUMPING PERMIT 

under the 

CANADIAN ENVIRONMENTAL 

PROTEaQN ACT 

load a substance: :\I 

edge spoil - 10,QOO m3 at site for thelurpe of 

ean disposal at Watts Point by the si e casting 

,. 

is proposed that the ~verations will be conducted at 

time peridbetween the dates of September 15,1991 

d September .14,1992. - 

~r further information regarding this operation 

lease contact 

?ave Lovely 

'mnnelManager 

Veldwood of .$ha& 

;suamiSh Lumber Division 

b92-5236 I 

Environmental Pmtedion 

Conservation and Protection 

Pacific and Yukon Re 'on 

BNVIRONMBNT&ADA - 

. 

224 West Esplanade 

North Vancou~er, B.C. 

n on the permitting pmws

27 UNITS SOLD INFEST3 WEEKS! 

* NO rental ristrictions, so Wat 

the mll investor! 

I for 

* First time buym can own theh qwn ' , 

home for only 

s 

5% down (undet. th 

B.C.Morfgo e AsskfanceP 

call for defai s) and mortgage pymtM? 

4r(rm QbOUf. $550/mo. 

Resme tulw befo~e your choice is gone! 

&ll naw fir details - - 

' The SUA Gmip - S.R.C. Realty Corpomtbn - 23931 Marine Dr. W&t Van. (604) 9S2912 

THE KIDS ARE THERE. 

DRIVE W ITH CARE! 

OlCBC 

YOUR LOCAL 

POUCE 

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1 CHIEFTAIN CENTRE 

FRANKLANI). at 898-3248 or 

-1 a- 

WL-LLIV. lot, brick f;rcc wood b, 

CONVENIENT .. 

0 PEN- SPACED I 

N DAZZLING. QMAINTENANa ' 

. . 

= "MIIII*M 

$4700 down +ll put you into 

this4affordable home in the 

Hi hlands. Call SAM 

STADDART at 898-3373 or 

.- Flowers; flowers all abue 

backwonto-grrenbelt, come and 

sce it today.'W NICOU 

KEELER at 898-5193 01 

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BUY This 3 bdrm rancher is 

tfect for you, some of the 

catures are built-in range, 

' thermo pane windows, 

heatilator fireplace, fenced, close 

to school and more. Cd 

BMTY IFQREST today at 

898-3250 OP 892-2290. 

BRIANGIm 

'hone: 898-5240 

W-STOmWT 

Phone: 898-3373 

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IaxmA8&TRR 

Phone: 898-4162 

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health Infqadon Services WIFE WANTED. Due. to 

PT"ogram. DouglasCohgeIn sped purchase dtuatlon 

Uew Wamhster &ts 8.C.k Singer Sewing Machine IS Ofsend 

SAS.E. to F.L.Y., P.O. xily program in the Health bring for sale to the public a 

3ox 80283, .Sussex St., nformadonServicesfiekl. As 'lmited number of new spe- 

3urnaby. B.C., V5H 3x5. I graduate ot our program :la1 1991 heavy duty sewing 

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rou'll have thri skills employ nachines. These machlms 

Llave a variety of .yell estab- trs demand in health care we industrial swgtti and say 

ished businesscis currently ;ystems, computer systems, roni denim to silk eveq 

istgd. Phone Jaquie Brien business and research. ,EATHER. Regular seams, 

3r Ron Davies at Royal LeP- 

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Mose either the one-year %ind hem, automatic buttod 

PORT~EXPORT 

age, AB.W. Executive Re- iealth Rebord Technician or wles, moys, applique ler. Pro resdve new'shop, 

even spare time 

alty Inc., Salmon Arm, B.C. he two-year HealtR Record and more. hese macMnes 3xcellent Le nts. CallJames 

Miss Rotary 

or experiep. 

932-6001. 

Wmlnismbroptionad start m suitable for home, profes- )r Amin (604)392-2855 or 1 - MissRotay,MarlaWhlttaker the arts faculty. at allege, 

Free brochure: Wade World Italian Style Restaurant for 

,n ur wby to an exddng hl- sional or school room saw- 300-452-6705. 

is the 17-year-old daughter of transfer to SFU and pursue a 

Trade, do Cdn, SmaU Bud- lease In bombs, Vancower 

J L e r i n ~ ~ ~ t h C aing, r e 25 year extended war- 'BE RICH AND FAMOUS' 

ness Inst., 

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Dept *Wl, 18 Idand, B.C., fully equ- 

W. Cell (604)527-5076 fW ranty. Your price with this ad 

ROS~ ad Jim WhiWm. A ' 

ET $lOo,OM), PT $2S,OOo 

cmw' in tepching elementary 

Skagwa Ave., Toronto, On- from furnishings to utensils, more informatkn or write to: $299., price after sale $499. Commission. Market 'Can- grade 12 student at How dw1. ~n the next w 

tario, M M 3V1. 

plus plus ovens, indoor and 

The Office of the 9y-g "'SERGER"' wih DIFFER- ada's Hottest Mudc Video Sound, Marla's sponsor repreo~tdoordipJ~. 

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Douglas College, P. ENTIAL FEED. We are also Vacation Program Bbowet. 

months she 

2503, New WeslmkWr, B.C., offering a new special 1991 Protecw! Tenibries avdrsboe. mtative is Brian Edwards. 

hopes to improve 

4183. 

hapbIic spealring skills and 

v3L 582. 

differentiil feed, four thread 24 hour Information Ih. 1- once she has graduated this 

serger. Sews four threads, 

SmaH investment with big po- 

BOO-263-1900, 

spring, Marla plans to study in learnmare about Sgwlnish 

PsydJabicNursing. Youhaw Uwee thread mlled hems, blind 

Toning Business for gOOdcommwJcaoIorrskillSand hems, stretch waist bands, Expefienoed Guldea, Cooks 

7 motorized.exetdse care about people. You want gathering and more. Your ~nd Wranglers for Fail Hunt- 

~andofsceequia a career where you an make orice $599. Price after sale ing Seawn. Contad Ross 

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