1 - Squamish History Archives

-- . .I"iI-~be extended straighb throughfrom the Legion, and by a 33foot road on the easftrn boun-dary of Block 24 ...for 23 hours a week and adulteducation programs consume 48hours a week,Council agreed that a jointAhlmilfrltth aw-fhz_- rauncil - -schaolAmrd.kmsection under question was not a mittee should meet to discussgazetted road and would only the issue. Aldermen Elliott,serve a piece of property with Street and Manson were askedno home on it, the cost of main- to meet with Trustees Margtenance required to service the Marchant and Linda Roche Poiicing Contractsection would be too high. March 5. Also present will be Council accepted and filed aHowever, members did agree Parks and Recreation Com- letter from H. Jensen, com-indicated that there were no At the request of Alderman and th ministry that they aye allpollutant factors involved. Barr, council approved a part l f . one government andHowever, council- members motion authorizing Works could quite possibly negotiate aagreed the wording was am- Superintendent FrankVV-ilse n-tr %a swap," mdon said.Xiguous and decided to delete have the new site surveyed and Alderman- Barr added thatthat section from the proposed to begin the clearing and grub- $500,000 has been madeby-law.bing of the site by putting the available to the college for ex-By-law 673 was adopted as work out to tender., .pansion in Squamish.amended.At the same time. council "I think it would be helDful toELKSMarch 17Live MuskFree Lunch$4.00 per personVOLUME 2-#I - $2.@ EACH .VOLUME 1 ISSfLL AVAILABLEAT THE INTRODUCTORYPRICE OF JUST .49cTHERE'S STILL TIME TOSTART COLLECTING YOUR SETFOR THE FAMILY, HOME OROFFICE ... PICK UP A VOLUMEQRWPERWEEKVVHILEYOU FOOD SHOP OVERWAITEA.I-L.Romeo LeBlanc.Gerry Hudson, Cha.irman of Municipal administrator, Stan "I cannot impress upon youthe committee. introduced Kary advised council that access sufficiently that. the SquamishChamber members Gary Wong, to the property is by way of a 33 Detachment is currentlyFor tickets phone:892-5274-rortlckets availableat the doorOverwaitea- -~FOOD CENTERSagreed with council members. extend, to a new-that Pat Goode should be asked He added thatto act as spokesman f o r t h e d r not merhanager Frank Collard, two......... mfswrreorescntedfor.discussion.The first cont,ained in-. formation to be given to theminister regarding the committee'sstand that the estuaryshould be developed both forindustry and the production ofsalmon stocks.The second report dealt withthe method of approaching thefederal government with respectto acquiring apbroximately 25aqres of land for future developmenton the water.The group discussed bothrcports and agreed on certainchanges. They decided to meet--- . I'at 11.30 March I prior to thereception of the Minister at 12o'clock.Public Safety BuildingThe site plan for the publicsafety building was received bycouncil along with a favourablerecornmendation from the planningand design .committee.Council approved the com-mittee's recommendation thatthe exterior colour scheme forthe addition to the buildingshould be submitted for approvalby the contractor whowas awarded the contract.The fire committee agreed tomeet March 2 to discuss theproject and progress to date.Parking RequirernenfsA planning and design commitreerecommendation that theparking restrictions contained inthe municipal Clll Zoningshould be inserted in the CIIzoning regulating motels andhotels was approved.Councillors, however.decided to wait for a future ap-Dlication when the new0 iegulations could be included atthe same time.The parking requirements atthe Squamish Plaza, should additiona:buildings be proposed.was examined by the committeebut the issue was tabled for furtherdiscussions between the interestedparties and the committee. \Council tabled furtherdiscussion on the issue. also.Cost SbaringSchool Board administratorY -Don Ross appeared beforecouncil to discuss council's:received by council.services will have to be aban-fees for this year have been paid Acting Mayor Candy. inaddingthat numerous corn- dicated his displeasure with theplain? from larger stores and Squamish Times for running abusinesses in Squamish had also public opinion poll concerningbeen received.the quality of present po1iFingSome of the larger stores had , services saying he would like tobeen charged the maximum see the poll end.$500 'and others had found the Waferfront ~rresslarge increases brought about by Alderman Bill Manson askedthe new legislation very much the administrator if any furtherhigher than those of the, progress had been made regarpreviousyear.ding the establishment of a com-One businessman, Ray Man- mittee to meet with Parks andzer of the Starlite Theatre, had Recreation Commission totold Bloxham that the fees were discuss access to Squamishtoo great for the theatre hebe. waterways.However, the tables included Kary said letters would shorinthe report showed that many tly go out to various agencies intowns of comparable size town who may wish to parchargedmore than Squamish ticipate.and council members indicated Regional Districttheir satisfaction with the Alderman Norm Barr raisedpresent rate structure.the question of the number ofPublic Hearing alternates council required toSquamish residenls, Victor back up its regional districtand Vivian Drought appeared representatives.before council to question countil'sintention 10 amend a zoningOriginally council authorizedone alternate for all three direc-manufacture of synthetic fibresin an Industrial III area.The amendment was part of athree section by-law alsodealing with the rescinding of aIReturns After 1 yr.Engagement InLAS VEGASAll tlckrb Ciw Bax OM#11 A.M. - 1O.P.M. ddlv626 H@mb;6? 682-3677would be safer.In the past three alternateswere provided for each director,with each alternate designatedto fill in for a specific director.Royal Canadian LegionDiamond Head Branch No. 277KLONDIKENOTIqE TO MEMBERSI .r.NIGHTSFRIDAY, MARCH 9th - 6:OO P.M. to 1:OO AbM.SATURbAY,.MARCH 10th - 1:OO P.M. to 1:00 A.M.Black Jack - FUh For All - Wh eel TablesLegion HallCARAUCTIONWHY PAY FULLPRICEFOR CARS IF YOUCAN BUY THEM-WHOLESALE?Cars - Trucks - VansFor small commission we will auctionyour car and save you time andmoney. Call Mike for more information,898-5919.Auction starts Sunday, March 11,'1979 at 1 p.m. sharp.Mountain Way Auto Repair(Pay & Save Gas Station)Hwy. 99(next to Brackendale Art Gallery)Stawamus Elementary.. .Monday, March 12Brackendale Elementary Tuesday, March 13Britannia Beach Hall Wednesday, March 14Mamquam Elementary .Thurmday, March 15Squamish Elementary.. , , .Friday, March 16FEES:Peewee League.. ......... 6-8 yrs. t 8.00Llttle League ............ 9-12 yrs. $12.00-Babe Ruth Jr. .......... 13-15 yrs. $15.00Babe Ruth Sr. ..... i.. .. 16-18 yrs. $18.00Birth certificate or proof of age must be produce'd by players who have notpreviously registered with the league.Previous years uniforms must be returned to Ellen Elliott at the Royal Bank orphone 892-3038.TeleDhone Chuck Elllott at 892-3038March 8, 9 & 10 - Thurs., Fri. & Sat.rSUPER SPECIALPentimento Cords & Jeans.. ................$12.50Visa White Jeans., ...................... .$12.50Culottier cords . clean front. ................$19.95three tuck .................$19.954 pocket .,.,..,.,.. , ..,. , $19.951'Sweaters 1/2 PriceAlso many unadvertised specialsand customers w'ho have helpedmake our first year a succ~bs.~..Gerry &, Cy8 Cotter- Good .luck to theCanadian Alpine Teamat the WhletlerWorld Cup Races