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who are the real offenders. and

' duty to pass on a cer- de of ethics to their

SAVE THOSE PLATES This year B.C. motorists will be replacing their l iccncc

people and things which. could being made here is vandalism, endcawwed 10 accomplish in hand. Don't throw your old plates o u t . The Squamish Ranger be responsible for teenagers a s 1 know i t , d o e s not his own way, a method of ex- ( d ) Lawyers and judges - Company which IS part of the Girl Guides organization are

There a re many differenL enforce this law. The 'point' .destructive. Yet the teenager has vandalism before i t gets O u t of plates after retaining the O l d Ones for f ive years.

dresses, coats,

chase entry let alone protective the government pays through an Telephone Co 's construc\,wn P l e m e n t a r i o n O i ( n e I

necessary to become involved Store must charge more for District mond residents. will he 9 I I1 H with the civic centre's programs unless he Illegally obtains the New plant cent res d re PIdnned same A method all teenagers increasing work load with no malor additions to four central for s e v e r a l Vancouver arid

paddtrrg a n d equipment . R ' r h Irg g - products sold to cover damage

expenses Police pay by an ever- Cost of the program which

will include two new buildings. mil l ion Garibaldi

use in frustrating clrcumstances exIra staff. of investigation and oft-ices to accommodate fulure a n d One w i l l he ~ IS LO iash--Wbat ~lxile parents whose children electEanic switching equipment, built along the hlghwdy near Building Supplies I

they feel they can never achieve "could not have done such a five new plant centres. in- M'sSlOn

by honest effort. A prime exam- thing and there must be a case of ' troduction of Automatic Nuni- y I I s e rv ice . f i r e * a m - ple is-the vandalism occurring at mistaken identity". The fireman ber Identificatidn at eight e x - bulance and POlicC. Insta!led in the Squamish Civic Centre, and pays with his life when he fights changes, establishment of cofli- Squamish l a s t y e a r . w i l l he in particular, in the washrooms fires caused by vandalism; *ho puter-assisted network su r - Provided i n Richmond this Year. adjoining the ice a rena ; 1 really pays? veillance and control centres. 6.c. Tel I s Providing the equip-

Your One Stop- Do-It-Yourself Center ment and the municipality will he staffing the emergency ser- vice

T h r o u g h o u t the Coas t a l Diviscn this year about $ 1 1.8 million will be spent on building additions and expansion of cen- tral offices. $29.3 million will go cowards central office swit- ching equipment. another S 1 I .6 million will improve the radio and ioll netwttrk. about $ 2 5 . 5 million will be used tor autside plant activiiies such as cabling. conduit systems and placing of telephone poles while about 8 3 5 . 6 million will g o ~{iwares c u s m r n e r in s t a l l a t ions and general operating equipment.

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SEMIGLOSS LATEX T h i s coming S a t u r d a y .

February 17th. the Women's Resource Centre is sponsoring a workshop called "Presenting Yourself' I t ' s a practical how- to approach to fashion. makeup and grooming for women who don't want to spend thousands of dollars or ,endless hours trying-to live up to a magazine I image

Sale $1 095 Price Price $1 09",,1. gloves,- suits - boots

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We'll t d l k about how IO

present meetings yourself and job In interviews phbl ic

We'll look at how your attitudes affect the, impressiorj you make on others and the way you feel about yourself I

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*-HOWE SOUND , We'll learn about dressing on

a budget, using accessories with a flair. coordinating clothing. and lots of other handy tips on makeup and grooming. And we'll have a fun day.

Capilano. College office .(R92- 5322) for: Presenting Yourself, Saturday. Feb 17. IO a.m to .I p . m . In the o l d Forestry !

Building Bring y o u r lunch 'I .'

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Get the' paperwork done

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j The new waiting building rapidly taking shape at the end of be a more attractive place for Woodfibre workers to Wait for the parking lot at the Darrell Bay ferry terminal. This will the ferry when it is completed in the near future.

It's a new hobby to me. But then the mastheads of the B.C. community newspapers made an attractive cover for a book on the B.C. ,community papers published a few years ago.

The Russian troupe that ap- peared in Squamish last week are reallv calorful but it was most interesting meeting some of them informally after the performance.

One local gal's eyes were still

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Next Year" trophy.

By the way did you know that Cpl. Don Douglas of the local R C M P detachment i s . that group's champion left-handed arm wrestler? Thought you'd be interested!

changt Metric - measure for measure, it's a better way to

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I Arts Council sponsors opera trip Hour,: 9 to 6 wmkdryr

9 to 9 Id. 9 to 5 Sat. .-

The Squamish Community stimulate an interest in the c r o c h e t e r s , kn i t t e r s , those singers and instrumentalists. Arts Council is sponsoring a cultural affairs of your com- working with macrame, em- And those who paint, draw, group tour bv chartered bus to m . . '

at nd the North Vancouver an^ t

Li 7 ht Opera Society's produc- purpose. The building which the working with leather, beads, general response is good we tion of "Orpheus in the Un- municipality made available to stained glass, baskets; wood- would consider making this Fair

derworld", at the North Van- the Arts Council is at present carvers, potters. puppeteers, an annual one. So, come on, couver Centennial Theatre on equipped with two potters' doll makers, etc., in order to everybody, let's hear from you, March 9th. Price, including wheels and a kiln; there is ample have as many locally produced so we can have a successful Fair return busfarc plus admittance room to conduct courses and an crafts represented at our future in Squamish. Membership in the to the theatre: adults 56.50; oi l -paint ing class by Arie Fair. Arts Council is only 52.00' for senior citizens and students Hoogenboom will s tar t on We have tentativcly planned an adult, $3.00 for a family. $5.00. The bus will leave the February 20th, 730-9:30 P.m. to provide light entertainment Phone Arie Hoogenboom at

p m . In order to secure the bus IO week session. Phone Mr. engaged in the performing arts, 898-3831 f o r f u r t h e r i n -

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r Overwaitea parking lot at 6:20 Fee for this course is 515 for a d u t i n g the _FaZ by Lhhose 89&3362 o r l a n e Bradish a t -

, _ - - _ _ we ask intuestcd pusans In ti0 w e - 16 r-m-pum, folk and country formation. - -. - -. - send their c h q u e s to the Com- register.

- munity Arts Council, Box 193, JANUARY SET -MEW(- COLD WEATHER RECORDS

Gariba ld i Highlands, before The Arts Council is at present Feb. 20th. Further information looking for people who are available at 898-3362 or 898- engaged in various crafts to try 3831. and organize a Crafts Fair in the

I he Community Arts Council future and anyone working with is an_oraanization f i k e . a - s u c h as.-weaver-s, +&pi ta t ien . -

~ a n u i r y was 1 t h s on reco rd , accord ing to days o f sunsh ine and lack o f

Long t ime residents of t he Squarnish a r e a say they can- not recal l as long a per iod of co ld weather with low tem- pera tures rarely rising above the zero mark and with d a y t i m e

r e b r u a r y 19 marks the beginning o f t he B.C. H e a r t t empera tures neve r ranging a b o v e 6 degrees Cels ius which Foundat ion ' s annual d o o r to d o o r fund raising campa ign in wou ld be t h e equiva len t of 43 on the old Fahrenhe i t scale.

T h e r e was. very l i t t te snow a n d no t m u c h rain, desp i te Last year $3,336 was dona ted by Squamish a rea severa l c loudy periods. T h e r e were several c o l d , windy

T h e highest t empera ture , 6 degrees Cels ius , was reached In t h e past , Hea r t Fund do t l a r s have f inanced ove r 8 5 on l a n u a r v 6 t h and the lowest tempera ture , minus I2 degrees

6.C: Heart week 5 ': Squamish.

- residents a n d campaign organizer D o n n a Whi t e hopes to bet- pe r iods which added to the feeling o f cold. ter that record with a target of $5,000.

Sqwmish Insurance NO DOOR-TO DO-

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092-3531 - FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS - Hear t Uni t s in communi t i e s th roughout t he province. T h o s e Cels ius , 0; New Year's Day. T h e r e were 16 days o f sunshine

provid ing informat ion on risk factors , early warning s igns of Ten inches of snow amoun t s to an inch of rain so s t roke and hear t a t tack and life-line l i terature on d ie t , exer - precipi ta t ion lafrt month was less than two inches, very low

fo r January .

d ana a totai of n ine inches ot snow with .97 inches of rain.

Why Risk A Used -m

FRONT END ALIGNMENT

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cise, non-smoking a n d weight control . T h e founda t ion has played a great pa r t in suppor t of

such self-benefit t ing g roups as the S l roke Y icrim S o c i e r y f h e P o s t m i k C l u b a n d the Parent Suppor t Organiza t ion for patients suffering f rom card iovascular illness.

However , it is th rough the hear t units that the organiza t ion is ab le t o reach the communi ty , p rovid ing educa t iona l programs designed to change lifestyles so people can live a little happier and a lot longer.

Vo lun tee r canvassers are also despera te ly needed . H you a re interested phone D o n n a Whi t e a t 898-5766 .

W h e n a canvasser cal ls o n you , open your -hea r t and give. Every little bit helps.

THE BODY. SHOP "PAINT SPECIAL" - ( W m H d tlm only)

Rent to own - w $14900 '79 Chev P.U.

tlto pm. I mo. '79 Chevette $la. pm. I mo.

Check siocrmg boa. ball loinis. iie r d ends. I(K-in. camhcr. C I I I C ~ . $3 I 88

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On d o m n i i c cars& ,rucks up ton

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$2,798 1977 Pontlac Lemanr $4,998 1976 Chargor ........................... $4,998

1975 Ford Ellto ......................... $4,998 1974 Nova.. ............................ W,498 1973 S.S. Audl.. ........................ ' $998

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1976 Chev 4 x 4 . . ,, ...................... $7,998 $4,998 1978 Dodge Van

1978 GMC Crow Cab $5,998 1973 Ford 314 Ton ...................... . $2,490 1972 GMC 112 . . Ton $1,498 1970 Chev 314 Ton ..................... $1 ,99p 1970 Ford 314 .Ton ; . .................... $1,998

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Arc linings. repack front bearings and inspect syUem

Seventy-four students, more than 25 percent of the student body at Brackendale Junior Secondary School, made the honor roll for the winter term

IT'S an envizbte record pnd the school and students are Justly proud of their efforts Llsted below i n alphabetical or- der are the students on the Wllson and Lauren Zaharla

Christine Whltehouse. Kenneth Yvette Mitchell, Zell Bird, h t Furniss and Betty Carlyle making bets at one of the table 81 CGino Night.

A n n Jones, Mabel Kearney. Darlene Kelley, Audrey Knaipp, Diane Koch, Cheryl Linley, Shemila McArthur. Caterina Milia, George Nicholson, Chris Nikiel, Allen Pearson. Pederson, Corryn Quaife, Brent Roche . Kevin R u t h e r f o r d .

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Crdde 8:' Shannon Atkinson. ~

Donald Boyd. Glenn Bruntlett. Donna 'Byrne, T a m i Casey, David Croft, Tracey Downing, Kathy Egyed. Sherry Elchuk, Robin James, Frank Jordan. Susan Knaipp, Ingrid Kuran, Man ika L i n d n e r . Debb ie Madryga , C u r t i s McLe.od. GrantcMercs. Troy Morin, Dean Patterson. Leonie Plunkett, Jody

I Pysh, Fernando Raguero, Janis Rayf i e ld , M y l e s Rosse r , Seaneen R u d k i n , Sandi Schi ldhorn . , Holly Schul te , T racey Selby. Ka the r ine Shilling, Ray Sussums, Carolyn Feel, Cltantell van der Ree. David Van Horlick, Maryann

c Westlund: Karli.-Whittam, Lisa Wippich, Amber Yaremchuk and Tim Yip. '

. Grade 9': Michael Albrecht, Steve Bank, Shari Bishop, Greg Boyd, A n n Byrne, Julie Chow, Sofia Ciechanowski, .Kathy Dallas, Maria Destradi. Helen Doheny. Suzapn@ Edwards . Robert Fleming, Sherry Got- tlieb, Wendy Halvorson. Grant Hendrickson, Shelley Herbert, Debbie Hoyrup. Peter Jacobs,

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money was .to go to the Red applying to B,C. Supreme i Cross when the bird died. Court, as is the case if you die

still alive i n 1967, drinking a Another important function i f daily ration of brandy in the a will is the appointment of an woman's mansion in downtown executor whose task is to super- Victoria where he lived with the vise the settliment of the estate. gaidener: Often a spouse or eldest child is - Despairing Louis was of yf the a bird's species death that selected. In B.C. an executor must be

lives up to 300 years - the Red an adult - 19 years or older - Cross sued and Louis lost. The and of sound mind, more than

the Chateau Victoria erected in Here, too, Andrew cautions its place. I t now houses the that executors should be con-

But &ear .dd Louis was -~xutwut a will. ~ ~

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i - old mansion'was torn down and one can be .appointed.

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Wilson's wil l served its purpose, after you die that he doesl't at least for I8 years - a will is want the responsibility, the I

how y o u d i s t r i b u t e y o u r B.C. Supreme Court will ap- belongings after your death, point an administrator as if you

Usually there are specific died intestate but your will still bequests, or gifts, of certain governs what happens 10 your items or sums of money to iden-

A will is also used to appoint tified individuals. proper!y.

Squamish , siting - is o f t he u tmost impor tance . a lmos t effectively barred to it because o f Rainfall during the past week keptthe creeks high and this waterfall WBS coursing lney must be iocated as closely toge ther as federal intransigence and provinc ia l disin- poss ib le so they can b e use-combined ser- c l ina t ion to cha l lenge a - s t rong federa l

rocks across from the gate on the dyke by the fisherman's entrance on Saturday. estate

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L.IauJL which stipulates that the rest of the estate, after sub-

l traction of the bequests. is left to wishes.. .A.

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- &es They mus; b e localed on a s i te which is fisheries department. safe f rom flood, f rom pol lu t ion or spills which could be polluting, and they must be comple te ly serviced.

P lanning in t h e pas t has not a lways been the wisest. It has been too much o f an ex- pediency; doing what is easiest a t the t ime r A n u m b e r o f sites could be men t ioned ; the even if it isn't t h e wisest move. Pol i t ical and

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- Western -~ Canada, and- i t was really snowing up a storm here through. ~-

Ulll ldl l M I I U I C W Wd1115 Ill LllC against Pe rpe tu i t i e s which ' booklet Wills and Estates, " I f prevents you from controlling

your estate forever after you v ex-

lend for the lifetime of someone alive at the time of your death and 21 years after that.

Trustees can prevent unwise s p e n d i n g of money by beneficiaries, or can provide more capable management of the affairs of the estate than you

people whom you. want to Just when we thought winter ' :way and although we ,had seen

was about what hapi t h k along !he road [he [hings for a ,,ery , s u m . property. wills have an im- . Andrew says "Since the trustee has legal title to your pened7 Another snowfall that 's previous day, as we go down

what! An intrepid Pembecton before 8 and come back after 4 black top with long ful l sleeves estate, i t is essential that you can resident, making the trip to we had no idea of the delays or and a drawstring neck for along t r u S l him not misuse i t fGr his

.' Squamish last Thqrsday drop- how long they would be. So off I time and the only one 1 could can no,longer discharge them. own purpose. this happens, ped in at the Times office to say started. brighl and early, Just a f - f ind Was $35. 1 -made the Wiliidetermine who will act your beneficiaries can sue him. that it had taken him well over ter 9 a.m. O n l y to have 10 wait equiva1en.t for less than $15 and as a: guardian for children in but he may have disappeared by two hours to cover the 5 5 miles for I5 minutes while .the crew I'm Sure the material was Just as case the parents' die, Andrew then or have no money to make from the potato capital of finished scaling by Windy Point nice if not nicer. a lovely soft. writes, "In making your will. good his debt."

and let the southbound traffic supple. Polyester crepe. SO YOU always prepare for the worst; so Many people appoint trust can ~ . m r r e p a r r d 7 m o d a y ' s - 7 - i i i a k e p r o v l s l G n for the death of compjiiies or banks a s fk i~

both parents," trustees but Vancouver lawyer "You can appoint anyone you Paul Beckmann suggests that

wish to be your childrens' guar-. people with estates of under dian and raise them, if you and 100,000 dollars do not require your spouse die," she says. them.

2 ;over the and try to deal with all your d.

you have no residuary clause

by means ot spec i t ic Dequests, you run the risk of forge t t ing someth ing or becoming the owner of some property after you have made your will. In that case, the rules for distributing an intestate

I es t a t e apply to whatever

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property does not deal think wi l l be provided by the with.", W '. . ,, one in. use is perhaps too small bu t safe f rom flooding a n d spil ls; one on t h e valley floor could be subject t o f lboding if high water oc- cu r red and the Cost o f lands ava i lab le on the v@ley floor could b e prohibi t ive. A si te i n Brackenda le on the proper ty be longing t o the

personal wishes should not be allowed to in- terfere with the se lec t ion of the s i te f o r . t h e hospi ta l or the new in te rmedia te care facility. I t should b e p laced in t h e area which is best sui ted . . . and where it will be most ef- fective.

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at a l l you can run up some,nice Aside from distributing your benefit ,

I know because I've wanted a Portant role in Passing Your and business

sibilities on to others when You

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with-slushy streets and walkers Well. to make a long story high prices for clothes. that's a getting thoroughly soaked. short. by the time I reached major item. '

We &me home from-._Yan- .H-seshoe Bay I could see the b 4 ii's no1 just t h e savings- couver on Tuesday after putting ferry still in the slip but i t just I've complained about Some of the paper to bed and were com- started to pull away as I pulled the muddy colors that have been menting on (he fact that spring into the parking lot. Then, as I popular in the past and many of must be coming because there 'heeded to f i l l up with gas the stores had clothes on display was a warming up, the alders (unleaded that is) and the Hor- that were dull in color and most were showing their famoys red seshoe Bay gas station is one uninteresting . . . at least to m y flush which gives them [he name which 1 don't have a credit card eyes. of "red" alder, and your editor for. 1 had 10 go in to Dundarave But i f YOU sew You can Pick med the Squamish Football even said she was sure she had before 1 could find a gas station O u t Your own materials and The upper Howe Sound area Club, elected their own officers

colors and if YOU l ike color a n d and will r u n the club themselves with unleaded gas. heard a robin s inging , upswing and YOU wonder On Wednesday, heading down -~ SO you can imagine m y brightness in Your Patterns YOU s_p0fls fi_~hd - f o r groundfish, with the minimurn of assistance.

the highway for a meeting at frustration. B Y t ha t time 1 c a n - f i d them: Ana after aTT- irs shellfish and crabs. This con: . from their leaders. The 1oca.l Gibsons, i t was -a bit nippy- but decided 1 was so .near Park good money fhatxPaYifig fif the tinues the -1970 ban o n these footbatl teams have always been

low coming home t h e d u n was Royal that I ,thought I should go clothes so w h y shouldn't you species when mercury levels self-supporting and while [hey Pr ices fo r many Years compared 10 many shining and i t was beautiful. in and get a few things 1 wanted have the patterns and colors that above normal were discovered are members of the Gordon p t h e r countr ies . We'l l buy that . But we don't Almost made you believe that and couldn't get in Squamish. YOU want instead of what Some due to contamination from a Sturtridge LeaAue. they have Denar tmen t s tores are making higher see why the food s tores should b e making spring was on its way. And then (Merchants. please note the fashion designer who Probably chemical plant at the head of never received a n y financ,ial .han they ever have. Yet the service is

. . _ _ I __.. 1- - . L . ~ . _, . huge Drofits if thev a r e trving tn k&n t h e On F r i d a y morning* Snow fal l ing plug!)

Depa r tmen t s tores m a k e e n o r m o u s profits t he re don't k n o w the stock . . . or it's no t compared 10 last year! Food stores show their depa r tmen t . Y O U can Often spend a s huge profits! Forest based companies have much t ime finding someone t o wait on you as. record sales! These a r e the k ind of headlines you do in buying t h e i tem . . . if they can find we see on every hand and we wonder just it.

A n d ' in t he food Stores where beef has who is be ing royally rooked .

W h y are we paying so much for l u m b e r risen by 50 percent since the same time last and newsprint'! IS i t J U S t going in to t h e fat year; chicken is up by a th i rd ; fresh fruits and Coffers of the lumber industry? If they are vegetables are sky high (did you see lettuce a t mak ing prof i ts l i k e tha t w h y don't they 99 cen t s a head?), dairy products and bakery prices so we can ',afford lo buy lumber? p roduc t s are on the T o d a y a c r o o k e d 2 by 4 costs more than a where i t f S dmm did a few years'ago. A n d whi le wages have gone up they haven't gone up that m u c h in p r o p o r t i o n .

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Granted we have enjoyed

. assistance from the group.;, hates women. dec ides you H~~~ Sound, should wear.

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I poore r m u tiic C O S I 01 everyrning in rne s tore has risen as t ronomica l ly Look ai the pr ice ot

Mater ia l s a r e much higher than eve r before. but even with the pr ice of the componen t s rising. the end cost seems fantastic

Cus tomers compla in that i t I S almost i m -

poss ib le to get a salesperson to wait on you. T h e r e don7 Seem IChe any o f those w h o are

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costs of food and other i tems within the reach of the o rcba r ,qe rson.

Arguments that they need to increase prices i n order to stay in business don't ho ld wa te r when you see t h e s ta tements about the fantastic rp6fits being m a d e by the food cha ins . M a k e s one w o n d e r w h o is being moRed-doesn . t I T - - - - ~ -

Taking a long look a reas can be found. Bu t it will not b e an easy task and will b e one that will have to b e careful ly s tud ied and explored.

T a k i n g a longer look a t t he problem .Is a wise move for t he minis te r w h o has been

in great big sloppy flakes

The decision o n what- to do a b o u t reg iona l districts apparent ly isn't a s easy as i t appea r s tu he on the surface. AI least that's, whar we'd say Municipal Affair; Minis te r Bi l l V a n d e r ' Z a l m is saying withxhis dec is ion to de lay mak ing a n y de f in i t e commi tmen t regar- noted for hic n . . ; r ~ r P E n n n P P en . . ~ , i ~ - ~ ;-

d i n g t h e f u t u r e O f r eg iona l d i s t r i c t s . a t least s tead o f c a r r l u l L V ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ UUL L I I C C I I L I I C

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7 m r 6 T - T . *ryxY?m ' with mu- mch--lmk * - - u e s i e d + H c e m w m e a n love I loathe the 'snow. She was nesday!

-giggling an t ,c ipa t ing m y r e a c -

, , ,hen I could spent most of m y

( h a t cil In t he e y e n i n z h a t ' s a Wed- materials and patterns and have of ker- l - - .L. L:-L...-.. ha....--! RCMP has yourself some fun as well as save yourself some money hv dninQ

wardrobe. You'll enjov it!

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down one A& of ~e shallow depressiov i n f ron t of , h e i r house and s l i p p i n g h i s way up

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.make~One w a n t lo d p things and SUppOfterS and mercnanLs Inr llq'5 a wonderful time 10 getsome. .. their-help in putting ,-- *h- 1 $ *

sewing done for spring. Have

fabrics at the sh-c In .-;-

dpl iphl wi th all the beautiful ~ n ~ d ' ~ c m n i r n I , ,mb

* * * little plastic skis at 7130. sliding These days Of winter 1 would like to Jhan

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the road be kept open. 10 Years Ago . $ 20,000 expansion p l an Steacy, Minister of Agriculture.

pected to get underway before and future of the Pemberton

k the local the end of this month. Main Valley in the legislature last - L . r modemiration. w'eek. . T h e almost coastal

ciimate of the area and its now J I I tltc L I L - dllU reconstructi.on. l o b y i l l be easy .and frequent access to inclusion of a 300 seat banquet

Vancouver by PGE pqmi ts a, r.oom. wide range of farm production to supply available markets.",

Lg..,.,nm- L u , , . ~ e r Volun- regional district the future of 25 Years Ago

1 1 0 yut-n 'L.apvIIoc L" yLv"LcLLlJ l,l- bri l l iant colored materials and leer Fire Department for their the Pemberton Health Centre

- a C . . I - A - . - : A a - - * i ~ - L... th, -..a:-- * * * the soft silky rextures of sohe of most generous d 100 donation. was discussed and i t was recom- Seven' h.undred and s i x t y the nwy .materials. There a r e Other donations came from the mehded i t should be part of the people turned out last week to several, shops in.town that carry Squamish Times and "Slim" ou tpa t i en t se rv ice OF ttie have chest X-rays taken, when

1. , . ..- , . I . . . . . invblved is f a r too impor t an t t o . b e casually days when evefyIh iy 1 had to fabrics .with the Bon Marche Fougberg. Chairman pf ;he Squamish or Lillooet Hospital. the mobile unit spent. threejdays

P.J.'s Fibre Fair jn the Highland, Once' aga in , t h e three.? The Canadian Coast Guayd which sponsor-ed the visit, is Like the regional dis t r ic ts themselves, riot quite that bad .but' there Mall. Robinson's also have 'a supermarkets came through with cutter "Racer'.' paid a surprise

fabric section i n their d o w n ~ ~ n ' all the food to feed 16 hungry visit to Britanpia last Sunday. teams. Thanks to ,OvenvaiIea, The 95 foot ship, painted store.

display of fabrics In the win - speed of 21 knots. She is com-

The Honourable Newton P. .

,", ,he Chieftain Hotel is ex- spoke glowingly Of lhe present

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L l l l c l U d S h C l D B I I wurnaments the boys, Feb. $3 and the

t i . . btnIs this weekend. disolavs IS a . Snprial t h a n k c ' on 10' Weld- At last week's meeting of the

~ .~ ,? M r . 'leacy. 0 - - - . .-.- some horrendous snowtalls in --'.

February!

tar"er I ' expecteu ne wOula c 1S Years Ago '0 ' ' . i n Squamish. The'Nurses' Club ,

very pleased with [he excellent ' turn-out,

orione of those aqb 01-Mar's d a w n t o y and School Board. * . .

i t !omes l o say,ng someth ing , didn ' t have were sevecal meetings and they any th ing de f in i t e to repor t on this but said all dove-tailed. Like a breakfast meeting with the Chamber of Last week the Valentine 'IGA and Super-Valu. brilliant white and red, has a Premier Bennett . i n a

t he p rob lem i s sc; compl ica ted that ?o one Commerce at 8 a.m.. then off to A vote of thanks must also go statement in Vancouver Satur- I so lu t ion wi l l solve a l l the regional district t h e O u t l y i n g and. the people l ive i n Horseshoe Bay 10 catch, the dows at the Marche wqre to the referees, fans and the pletely equipped as an air-sea day, said that plans .Io extend

1O:lO ferry for Gibsons with a lovely.. Red and white makes Secondary .Schoot. especially rescue craft with a crew of''12, the PGFRailway 10 Vancouver problems. them. such a lovely spring.theme and M r . Peier Hotston and as. all Canadians, and..all first aid do not rule out the building of it's such a refreshing sight (0 see Shirley DeCook and the Corn- the Squamish road. He believes

that the rail l i nk , which will cost [rgional uiSlrlcts a r o u n o rne province nave maKlng a WclSlon an" we JusL noPC lna[ 1~ the"crips bright colors on duh m u n i l y Recreation class for m a d e m a n y r e c o m m e n . d a t i o n s a n d t h e possibil i i) .of an e lec t ion la ter this year Won't school board. days like the ones we've Men their assistance c *- about ten million dollars, would minister will be working with them 1 0 See i f % s t ampede him in to a so lu t ion that might b e Michael A Witliams. m c h pay for itself out of increased more practical method of hand l ing these worse than the a i lmen t he is trying to c u r e . Mamquam Elemen ta ry School rev'enues.

which were supposed 10 b e the answer and

al l things to aH a reas ; to t h e municipali t ies; * * * - the so lu t ion w i l l n o t be a s imple one because obvious ly aren' t , t he so lu t ion must try kl b e

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attendants and proficient skin divers, a budget mepting wi th the

We had not been : o l d ~ . . m p x i e n c i n g . Bu1.Uke.a look ak the spring fab r i c s a n d I f Y o u sew

M m b e r s o f t w a r d i n a l s and Titans football reams have fof- would be scaling along t h e hh-

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FIRESIDE DISCO -

I f you want a good time without the cost or problems of alcohol, join us every Saturday night at the Alano Club on Third Avenue, behind the Squamish Hotel. $2.00 per person, from 9 p.m. to 2 a .m. - .

Phone 892-9044 or 898-3706 for furthsr information

PROJECT MANAGER WATERLINE EXTENSION<

The Drsirict of Squamish invites applications for a Project Manager for a waterline extension project to commence immediately and to be completed wi th in six months. The project involves underground installation of some 2800 metres of 20 inch pipe and 4700 metres of 12 inch pipe, together with ap-

-1 prspriate fittings, valves, a d -hydrants.

Experience in Ripeline installation, cos1 a&- counting. and employment and supervision of local contractors is essential. Remuneration is negotiable.

Applications may be directed to:

Administ rator District lldf Squamish, Box 310 Squamish, B.C. VON 3CO

We would like to remind you of our speciol DAIRY QUEEN birthday parties wlrh the super

low pr ice of ONE DOLLAR AND THIRTY-FIVE C E M S per child

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y d they can even MAKE THEIR OWN CQNE - - ~ - >MALL POP __ - ~ _ _ _ .u Wr o l w surprise eoch child with o book cover or other surprise DAIRY QUEEN BIRTHDAY

PARTIES mron lun for the kids and no meis for mom or home.It'r the most convenient ond inexpen-

w e way to celebrote your family birthday2 -

I 1 you ore mtorestcd in hoving o party in our DAIRY QUEEN in Spuomish, p l e ~ ~ e make

reservations one week in odvonce 6 .

or brlng It into: ~i DO, Squamish, Box 1999, Squsmla

we'll cend you a .remirder.ie Nqpe .......... .- ................. the birthda! $arij. @ Address ........................

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892-3905 Ln older TRADE couple ANYONE!! perhaps whose

hildren have grown & whose ome i s now too largt. who iould be interested in taking an wmaculate mobile home o n a clf-owned.lot in trada. Come IO

IRACKEN PARK SC'Y FER 8. 1-4:30 AND SEE I T FOR (OURSELF.'(Go down to end 01 )epot Rd West and 'Turn iefi.'

_ _ ~ _ ~ _ D I D 3 w - m rhat trailers now qualify lor thc ,2,500 gov't grant and the <;ov'l ,econd rntg. - whether the) are or I rented pad or on their own lot ieplaired )urchase down price payment We h a v e I S trailer' 5 %

'rom $8.500 to $31 . 5 0 0 W e havc .hem o n rental pads & o n t e l l iwncd l o t s . Call m e . & I can t e l lou whether you would qualify I( receive the grant or the 2nd M t g 3n a trailer purchase

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Squamish. in prime !oCatihr Package .includes 3 hdrm livin area, b i t h nice hackyd . Igc storage area. bright store. Igc 11) l

zoned COMM 11. scale, c a s t register. show cases. gondola! freezers & coolers Arruni M I at. 7%

HORSE LOVERS!! :his i s the place for y ~ r u . 3 Acre* vith an 1R90 sq It m o d e r n p i s ' k heam rancher Ha\ A privatc ishing creek - i t ' s sccludcd & et IS right in triwn. \'endor.\ NII' rade on commcrcial property ( 1 1 iighcr valuc in Squanii\h .o i

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n sunnicest area o f Sq Valley ' I h acres with J hdrm home am. r m . fam kitchen. hlt i r Lw , c l g ke>L~.Assurnc lcasc or I more acrcs Rental Income eact nonth fr-nni several <i)uftes 'hones. school h u s Ounei noving. very anxiou5 t o wlr

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CARlBALDl H A \ 3 hdrm hsmt home lappro 134R sq 11 I a t ? 0 2 < (rarihald Way has hdwiiod ( l r s . ens ic w n t ha, fin 4th hdrni r u n i p u rm , 3 pcc huh-+ iMpr area for wtbrk shllp R uii l i ir rm Extra Igc hit I 1 ' 2 I I i r hedge fcnccd hacktd. gtiatd t e g gar den Price reduced h\ ( 5 ( H K I - now s 5 7 900

BUCKLEY A V E S I F I hdrm spltl I c w I (in eppriix I acrc f l o w c r with & vcg 7' l w c c \ . gardcn K! UINIC R I X I

ahcd. cncloscp lihregld\\ hac porch. idcal lor plants Igc hm arca.: lots of kitchen cuphdc . appl , .mpcr IRC a i ~ i c r m . c ] great for home) i ype Lamil)

SMALL .BUSINESS SEMINAR

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

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Whistler .

G 8:30 -a.m. - 4:OO p.m.

'Cost $30.00 (includes course material and lunch)

To Register: 980-6571 or

come out Tuesday morning- - ' -

sore foot, displayed his gutsy BOYS Basketball Finals which residences at the school, break- temperament by continuing to will be held February 23-24 at fast and a bag lunch. Register play solid bbsketball. Howe Sound Secondary School. for the course at the school

Bruce .Ramus had his best Other schools competing will board office in Squamish. tournament o f the season , be Pemberton, Ts'zil, Elphin- If the course fills Up an at- scoring 24, 20 and 14 points in stone, and North Vancouver..If tempt will be made to ,hold a

show if they want it or not. Fllmr

Last Friday's "Black Beard's '

Ghost'' film presentation at the Civic Centre drew about 60 people and shows a need for regular programs of this type. We wil l now be showing a regular film presentation of alternate weeks to the College film series.

Friday 23rd of Febtuary from 7-9 p.m., and will run to the week before Eas t e r ( fou r showings). The full program de- tails are available at the Civic Centre office.

The film series will run every second Friday after Easter and will be family viewing - for the

Next film presentation will be ,

registration there are still one or two spaces available.

Hockey We now have an extra day for

Drop In Hockey. The days are now Monday from 10-12, Tuesday from 10-1 2 and Friday from 1-3 p.m. Please don't forget that dressing room No. 3 is reserved for the ladies.

Teen Drop la The teen drop in started .this

Monday, Feb. 12. It is for 13-1 5 year olds and offers ping pong, cards and table games, or you may just come and plan your own activities.

This program takes place on Monday and Thursday evenings from 6-9 p.m. and there is "no charge".

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In additiyn to the four local teams, school teampdfrom Powell River, West V a h q v e r and

Coqui t lam w i l l be ,he championship.

Playing Duffer h a g u e Hockey is fun for local players just learning the game or for those who enjoy the game but want to avoid its rougher aspects. They play every Tuesday and Sunday evenings.

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Everyone is welcome to at- tend the games which begin Friday afternoon at 3 3 0 when Brackendale meets J.C. Hill and Stawamus meets Squamish. At 4:30 Westcot plays Mamquam and Gleneagles plays Parkland.

There will be a break for sup- per with evening games begin- ning at 690 ,through to 8:30. Saturday, gam& begih at IO a.m. with the final scheduled for 2:45.

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Nom that special day has been set, comein and see us for all your wedding needs. I

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church. The newly formed choir a n d s e r v e r s g r o u p were

.- eFpciaIIy noiiceable for Tfieir . contribution to the beauty o f .

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strong, Eric Nicholson, Ruth Ramus. John Slack, Bob ,L- Baby shower for N ad i a Ly n n \

Anglican liturgy. . The R_rax&ans. s a m e a n d MEBride. Mr. and Mrs. John week. This was my first In- Rev. Yip also mentioned the

conquered and the "Series of the Archer, Mr. and Mrs. Bill troduction (as it was to others), Anglican Church would con- Century" will not long be Danks, Mr . and Mrs. J im to Russian folk dancing and ' tinue to cooperate' with other forgot ten! In i n t e r n a t i o n a l Kilburn. ' ' singing and to their musical in- c h u r c h e s in C h r i s t i a n e n - hockey there is more emotion * * * struments which gave out a deavours. His suggestion to

having joint churches Lenten outcome than i n ,any other on the air, CTV Channel 8, this 'think many of us will not want services was well taken by the

' series. I would hope the N.H.L. Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 17 to see a full Russian musical' Squamish M i n i s t e r i a l "all stars" still have some pride Association and the first of such left after the humiliating 6-0 Saturday night and non-stop un- type of show. would be held in the Anglican defeat they suffered on Sunday Church at 8 p.m., Wednesday night. I think the NHL has to March 7:This is also the year admit it's now "number two" the ,Anglican Church&k_es its

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World Dav of Praver on M a k h

i.aqd national pride riding on the The Variety Club Telethon is definite "toe tapping" sound. I

and:IB. I think it starts at 9 p m .

t i l Sunday at 5 p.m. but check your T V guide to be sure. A good deal of the money raised , seven . month

troupe in action as it was that

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old daughter , a ,

Wilson, Betty Charbonneau, members of church committees. vegetables and dip and tancy The meeting broke into a social baby daughter Nadia Lynn were cakes and squares were served.. hour which seemed to last guests of honour at a baby contentedly slept throughout the The specially decorated shower longer than the business session. shower held in their honour at cake enscribed with the words

Events and special services: the home of Isabella McCann on held the many gifts. "Welcome Nadia Lynn" was Tuuesday, February 27, I I a.m. . Tuesday evening, February 6. G a i l Venekam assis ted made G~~~~~ by Clare i n c l u d e d McStay. N a d l a ' s - Pancake Lunch; Wednesday, Cq-hostesses were Tilly Shemko Sharon with gi+fs and also

grandmother Dorothy Ross. February 28 - 7:30 p.m- Ash recorded them. A "fashionable" Wednesday Service: Fr iday, shower hat was created from the June Eaton, Dora and Cindy

Rourke, Kathy Babuin. Clara March 2 - 1 p.m. World Day An attractive sketch of a'stork 9 ribbons and bows by J i l lene of Prayer: Wednesday, March 7 Taylor, and Pat McStay. Debbie Piche,

of jokt churches Lenten ser- A deljcious assortment Of Jillene Taylor and Rebecca

Mrs. Sharon Sorban and her Nadia seemed oblivious to all the attention given her as she

evening. A decorated basinette

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future.. Defeat o r not I'rh definitely looking forward to the next matchup between them.

Our. young lady in the front office, Sandra Haffey, is home again after spending the past five weeks in extremely hot and sunny Australia. She's 'brown as a .berry' and I hope she is looking forward to returning to work?? Sandra was the guest of her uncle and aunt and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Graham,

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* * * Is your boy involved in minor

hockey? Then please be sure to obtain a membership in the

hospTtal for children. * * *

Sincerest sympathy is ex- tedded to Mrs. Iris Farrow, daughter Sandra and son in law Tom Rivett and grandchildren on the death of a beloved husband and father. Mr. Ken Farrow, on February I I . Mr. Farrow was a long time resident of Squamish and will be missed by his many friends.

* * * Sympathy also to Rev. and

Mrs. Paul Yip on the death of his mother in Lethbridge. Rev. Yip is attending the funeral in

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ding a two month vacation in their native homeland, New Zealand. In Tutukaka they visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. Carl Putt and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Moratti. I t was also a great thrill for great grand- mother Mrs. Elsie Moratti to have little Kyra visiting. Ian and Sandy were accompanied by friends from Colorado.

* * * And a good Thought for the

Week is: True friendship is like sound health, the value of it is seldom knpwn until it is too late.

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2. The reports from Doug Fen!

ton, the Rector's Warden; Ruth Wilson, president of the ACW; John Slack, choir director; Ruth Fenton, Altar Guild members; Betty Charbonneau, treasurer; and Pat Evans, Sunday School teacher, were well received at the meeting. Doug Fenton men- tioned the church and was on the growing direction under the s t rungleadershi l rof the Rector and the Rector's effort of keeping personal and close con- tacts with the membkrs by visitadion was appreciated. In short, the church is to promote-

vices' in Squamish). with her new daughter sat. sandwiches. sausage rolls, fresh Wall.

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CABINETS ADD BEAUTY E Howe Sound Minor Hockey

Association and plan to attend the firsf annual general meefing next Wednesday night, February 21 in the Civic Centre. The $5.00 membership cards are available at K&M Parts.

* * * This is a popular week for

birthdays and congratulations go out to: Ritchie Hall, Harvey Spivey. Peter Mortensen. Ricky Munro. Tory Stilwell. Francoise R i c h a r d s o n , Theresa Sape. Wendy H a l v o r s o n . David Desjardins. Anna Simms, Joe Chinapen. Rebecca L'H iron- delle. Ernest Nokes. Andrew Riecker . Heather Buchanan. Reese Savadi, Michael Razzano, Wendy Rae. Mary McCulloch. Er i k H & b - - T r e v QI ~ N agy . V a le r i e N e Is0 n , J e ffre y Cameron, Michael Ainscough. Krista Mlinaritsch and Carol Anne Robinson.

* * * Five youngsters have first bir-

'thdays this week and they are Pamela M a c D o n a l d . James Coleman. Adam Ryan. Ronald Richardson and Craig Elkins.

* * * Anyone interested i n the

Howe Sound Homemaker s Society is reminded the annual general meeting N@ be held i n

the Howe Sound Secondary School on February 21 at 7:30 p.m.

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greetings to M r . and Mrs. Frank Downing. Mr. and Mrs. Alex

* * * Calling all senior citizens in

the Valley - the Kinsmen Club of Squamish is holding a Free Bingo for you this Sunday evening February 18 in the Civic Centre from 7 - IO p.m. You'll have a chance to win oyer $400 in cash prizes.

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D o you really have a heart??? Then please give generously when the Heart Fund canvasser calls on you next week.

* * * And to all you sweethearts -

a happy Valentine's day today!

The 4th Squamish Scout troop is planning to attend the B.C. - Yukon Scout Jamboree at D&as Lake (near MerricU in J u l y and i t will be an expensive venture for each boy. Scout leader Bill Rempel said a bottle drive is being held this Satur- day. February 17. and he is hopeful the community will sup-' port the boys.

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Hoogenboom's wedding on January I3 and whose name was omitted from the wedding write- up was Miss Beverly Hampson from Los Angeles.

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popular group to visit Squamish in the Overture Concert Series had to be the Russian touring company Rossianka. I t played to a packed house at the Civic Centre on Tuesday night of last

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Last Thursday night, the Bank of Montreal staff challenged the Royall3anlt-"gang" to-a night of bowling with the winning team taking home a nice trophy. I f you are in the Royal Bank d o have, a look, they are proudly displaying their big win. It was a fun night for all with a social f d o w i n g the bowling. .

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fair amount of sunshine were en- countered by Evelyn and Leo Schnurr and Gwen and Chuck Rattray on their recent trip to California.

* * * The Harmony Unit, UCW

have been sponsoring tHi annual Amateur Night for the past 21 years and at a meeting held last- week the ladies decided they wanted.some feedback from the community regarding future Amateur Nights. Is there now more opportunities for bands, c h o i r s , d a n c e g r o u p s , i n - strumentalists, singers etc. to perform than there was in the past and also for those who usually attend. d o you feel there is more than enough en- tertainment to suit you? As I am

, a member of the Harmony Unit. I would appreciate hearing from you either at the office or at my home -,. 898-5227 as soon as possible.

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tario. last week was Denise Spence and she was visiting her cousin, Tom Johnstone.

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International f es tiva I AND VALUE I BIRD I If you enjoyed yourself at the International Festival 'Iisi'year; '

now is your chance to,get in on the fun.

The first meeting for thc.1979' Festival will be held Monday, February 19, at I I a.m. at the Squamish Learning C e n t r e , 38038 Cleveland Avenue. W e , hope to see all the "old" faces back again plus lots of new ones - everyone is welcome!

first meeting but wish to attend others, pJease call Capilano College at 892-5322 and put your name on the phone list.

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T h e Kinsmen C l u b . o f Squamish is pleased to announce that they will be holding a free bingo for senior citizens.

The place will be the Civic Centre auditorium and the time will be from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 18.

There will be over $400 in cash prjzes to be handed out.

Come to theTair at Highldnds Elementary We have a complete line and range of quality kitchen cabinets and vanities. There's absolutely no charge for estimates. Come and let your lrly man help you plan your kitchen. See the erciting new finishes . . as modern as Scandinavian, as warm as Colonial, bold Mediterranean and many more decor themes. The innovations are at Irly. The help and personalized. service is all yours . at no extra charge? Add beauty and vatue tu your home I . starting in the kitchen. Enjoy the savings when you do-it-yourself! We'll show

Come. Come, Come to the Fair - that ag;old cry is being heard a r o u n d G a r i b a l d i H i g h l a n d s these d a y s as children, parents and teachers of H i g h l a n d s Elementary prepare for an event guaranteed to banish those mid-winter blues

P a r e n t - T e a c h e r group- on Friday. February 24. from 7 to 9 p m at the Highlands School Fun and games are the menu for the evening - a variety is plan- ned to appeal to all ages, from the classic fish pond to the Golliwog's cake walk with the winners literally walking off with the cake - 20 chances for this goody The traditional bake. table and plant booth will also

be there and a raffle generously supported by the local mer- chants of Garibaldi Highlands and Squamish A numerous variety of gifts gives you 20 chances for any one of these items and the children are assemoling a giant food hamper which will also be raffled All the treats of the Fair wi l l be there, right down to the always popular "red-hots" Do plan to

come and join in the fun. The general meeting of the

parent-teacher group will be held on Tuesday, February 20 at 7 p.m. Films of the students at work and play a t the Coastal Mountain Outdoor School will be shown by Mrs. James and Mrs. Brown. These will augment the .talk enjoyed by members in January by Mrl Rick Price on the physical and f inancial structure of the Outdoor Schoot.

Remember to mark Friday, Fe%ruary. 23 on the calendar Bnd 'Come to the Fair'. We'll be looking for you.

The contributing' merchants and prizes are as follo.ws: Highlands Hotel Restaurant - dinner for two, Pair Tree 1 gift cer t i f icate . Kentucky Fried Chicken -' on? b u e e t chicken, ' S,u per - V a 1 u . C I e o p a t r a-' s , Lea the r Fa s h ion a-l i t y , P.J.'s Fabric and Touch of Class.

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By COLLEEN JANKE The Pemberton Generals took brought i t i n and scored trick, but didn't connect and the back at a minute and a half to

home a win Saturday night Bringing the Generals ahead, 2- game ended 6-3 The Generals tie i t up again But the next goal

in fourth place and have a good Jim.Marttn, making his fifth Tuesday night's game against Wi th 1 2 seconds le f t , chance at the play-offs

OK Tire took the lead, when they opened the game after five minutes of play Jim Martin cancelled that goal a few minutes later with Hetnz Zur- cher assisting

Dave Stennett. playing an ex- cellent game of hockey, got him- self back on the scoring board when he got a breakaway,

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(NO. 2274) J Notice is hereby given in accordance wiih Sectjon 703,

ot the Municipal Act that the Council of the District of Squamish wil l hold a PUBLIC HEARING at 5:OO p.m., Tuesday. February 27. 1979, in the Council Chambers of the Municipal Hall to consider the undernoted amend- ments to By-law No. 277. being the District of Squadish Zoning By-law No. 277, 1968.

1 That subsection C( 1 ) of section 2.8.0 dealing with per- mitted uses (manufacturing) in Industrial I and I 1 Zones 'be amended by striking therefrom the words "excluding the production of synthetic fibres". That section 2.2.5 be amended by adding subsection 3

"Accessory buildings in RI, RII. R1l.A. R i l l and R I V Zones will not exceed 1000 s q u a r u e e t (93 square metres) i n size." .

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consecutive goal in three games, gdrve us the edge with a short- handed goal,

T w o minutes before the period ended, Leigh Pipe pop- ped one in after a confusing scramble in front of.the net en-, ding the first oeriod. 4-1.

Highland ended in a 4-3 loss for A total of seven teams, five Thackeray 573T, Flo Stevens the Generals. This was the last witted Greg, scored their win- ladies' teams and two men's 240S, 540T; Marie Dillman . game to be played against nihg goal and ended the game in teams have qualified to the 238s. Dot Knudsen 213% 535T;

Zone Finals for the National Edna McKinnon 572T. Highland before the playoffs. a victory. Class i f ied Bowling C h a m - Hospital Hill Lcque: Roman pionships. The zone finals will Heisler 270s. 696T; Marsh be held prior to March I 1 th. To Hurren 2583. 623T; George all the bowlers who have made Binning 258S, Bruce Mills the teams there will be two Get 621T. Carol Carmichael 285s. Acquainted practice sessions; 650T; Lori Wilson 259S, 664T;

Five games were played. Pem- berton winning three.

The first period belonged to Highland ending with a 2-0

In the second period, Leigh Pipe with Jim Martin as'sisting

Highland got a breakaway, out-

score. -- - 6 n c e again OK Tire opened.. the period with a nice set-up goal.'Jay Beattie came in with a shot. I t was stopped, but he got pu t t he G e n e r a l s 'on t h e

back with one, mdking the score 5-3.

one ir, for good measure with five minutes left.

The last ten seconds of play

h r s m b QK ' rue cam^ scn rebna rd ?xithastron @aP= shot from the blue.

Martin was right behind with Heinz Zurcher put another another slapshot which went in

and out. tying up the'score. Heinz Zurcher put a winning

goal away wiih five minutes left -at th- llTt

Local RCMP on duty Friday one' on Monday, Feb. 19 at 9 Marg Leru 243S, 610T. p.m. and the other on Feb. 26th. Wednesday Niters 9 p.m.: also at 9 9.m. Please- attend Leonad -NahaAhewski- 2 6 5 S , -

these sessions and meet. your 755T; Jim Sergeant 2 5 6 591T; teammates. Gary Turk 225s. AI Walsh

Y.B.C. The 1979 Junior Zone 617T, Joan Loewen 288S,.798T; finals will be held at Garibaldi Fran Balez 275s. Esther Larkin Lanes on Feb. 18th beginhing at 259s. 609T; Eileen King 621T. 10:30 a.m. A total of seven cen- Thursday Matinee: M a r y '

will be participating. The girls Wright 2598, 657T; Daphne . will starkat 10:30 a.m. and the Chadwick 254S, L o r r a i n e boys will start at 1:OO p.m. Weger 648T. S-corekeepers have t o be Thursday Double E: AI provided and we are appealing Walsh 264S , 6 5 0 T ; A l a n to anyone who could volunteer McMahon 2 3 5 S , Ken C a m o W their time for this event. Please 228s. 620T; AI Brown 228S, contact he lanes if you are i n - Jim H,urry 618T; Shirley James terested. -25 1 S , Lynnette Beamish 2298,

Early Birds: Hazel Armstrong Wendy Brown 21 5S, .619T.

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night got an unusual call from l h e c r e w - a f the Star World docked at Squamish Terminals.

It seemed crew members, most of whom were from Hong Kong, had decided to pass the time with a little crab fishing and pulled in a giant fish in- at '. Ti~cy-wmted* iu *rn

what i t was. So just around midnight, Fish

and Wild l i fe officer __ - John ~

Wright was called and set off to the Terminals to see what all the excitement was about.

What he found on the ship's deck was a skate - a relative of the manta ray - over five feet in length with a "winR" sDread

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proval By-law No. 505. 1975, be repealed. That the lands covered by Development Area By-law N o . SO4 and Land Use Con\ ract Approval By-law No 505. namely. Lot 2. Block M, District Lot 486. Town- ship 50. New Westminster District. Plan 4552. as shown crosshatched on the sketch below, be rezoned

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P a w No. 007 8984941 (Home) pane l d i scuss ion in the W e s t Vancouver Secondary School .of 48-inches. The sailors had 267S , , 71-2T; Lynne , Ashley

Thea t r e . spent 45 minutes hauling in the 242S, Lorri Wilson 228s. Diane Marsh H u r r e n 301s, 722T'3 Jack The panel discussion on B.C.'s fu tu re energy needs will struggling skate enmeshed in an, Singer 6 l 6 T , Louise Scheer- Slee 2795. Elof Manson 2623.

752T; Ed Aniosh 'IOBT, Doreen Schmidt 600T. fea ture Dr. 'Gordon Shrum, former B.C. Hydro pres ident , I 8 inch crab net. Quinn 292S, 731T; Peggy The catch, Wright said, was Mqnday Matinee: Lynn D a v i d Anderson, f o r m e r leader o f t h e B.C. Liberal Pa r ty and Dawson 2353, 638T; Grace

233S,.Donna Smith 2285, 571T.-r Koch 220s, Helen Acorn b I 6 T , a former M P and Gordon Wilson.

I . O t h e r meet ings in t h e ' s ~ i e s will #.&I. 89, on ond day. ~ e b . ,much appreciated delicacv fo,'. S a r a L a m o n t 5 8 3 T , G,ale Chuck Scheerschmidt 138s. 254D; Bruce Sheppard

!%h and WFdnesday. Feb. -26th. , d e e t i p g s Q s t a r t a t 7:30 p.m. :the lucky fishermen, , Virgent 560T.

_ _ _ _ sperialty _ - ^ - Bop: E'?.' 'knLo? 137s. 267D: Bobbv Carev 125s.

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250s. 6 7 Y I ; 'Len Stefiuk 2475. 207D, sir;nk; I 16s; 602T; Roy Bliss 221s* 600T' 191D. Michelle Fairhurst 107s. Doreen 'Iiinn 301s* 829T; 214D. Karla Wold 99s. Erika Caro l La tk in 2333. 63RT: Nie lsen 186D Mar i lyn Champagne 2 3 2 s .

Bamtams: Jeff Calkins 194s. Mary Hoodikoff 620T. Mixed ~ ~ i ~ h b ~ ~ ~ ~ : ~~~h~~ 457T; Michael Merten 156s.

s lee 2 5 8 s . 6 2 0 ~ . M~~~~~ 406T: Patricia Fairhurst 169s. ~~~~i~ 231s . K~~~~ ~ ~ ~ i k ,431T: Paula Wittow 129s. Paula 5 8 1 T. Pearson 1 2 8 s . K,athy

Tuesday ~ i ~ ~ d 7 f a n McDougall 332T. Janice Moule Erickson 268s. 679T. B Zim- 330T merman 266s. D Aseltine 255s. J u n i o r Bryan Tannock 639T; M Carey 589T. L . Casey 297s. 582T. Bobby Babuin 241s. 638T; L Davis 23RS. S. 276% 553T. David Deno 190s.

Chadwick 283s. 693T; Norma 467T; Chris Pearson 149S, At the dforesaid PUBLIC HEARING, all persons who

deem themselves dffecled by the proposed amendment will he d lorded d n opportunity to be heard thereon A copy 0 1 thc proposed By-law No 673 mdy be inspec id &the_ Municipdl H a l l . Squamish. B C , on any weekday prior to ihe PUBLIC HEARING between the hours of X 30 d m

dnd 4 10 p m S.E. Kary Clerk

Ddied this 14th day of February, 1979 ' brewer 227S, D. Hoskins 585T. 465T: Michelle Qdtnn 226s. S32T; K i m Calkins 198s. 519T; L. ,Aseltine 568T. e@ ."r-"'""" XSr Wednesdav Ladies. Jan. 31: Lisa Lewis 194s. Kathv Thur-

Maureen Wold 238s. 272s. 71 3T. Lorraine Aseltine 299s. 615T . Wendy Minar 261s . 666T, Denise Klemencjc 2425.

Tuesday and Sunday nights at Janet van den Maagdenberg 9 1 5 Duffer League hockey 233s players are on the ice at the Golden A g e Bert Lindsay Civic Centre arena. 255s. Ed Antosh 245s. 716T.

Bill McAdam 2268, 63 lT . Gord

ston 504T. Seniors: Wayne Short 285S,

588T; Tod Short 227S, 588T; Chris McLsren 227S, Jack Wright 206s. Raymond Clark 594T. Colleen Quinn 260s. 721T; Liz Brennan 247s. 665T; Heather Short 236S, Diane Kbch 5R8T. SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 48

(HOWE SOUND) Minor hockey iamboree Feb. 24 ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAMS Enjoy a meal

in our rustic lodge or the patio

on the riverbank

will also be taken at that time. busy p l ace on S a t u r d a y . T h e Howe Sound Minor Following is the schedule of February 24. when a Minor Hockey Association has devoted games: Hockey Jamboree will be held. the whole day to minor hockey Novice 7 and 8 year olds will Action starts bright and early at and following the parade of all start at 7 a.m. and the games 7 a.m. and games continue teams at 8 P.m.. Mayor Brennan w i l l be o n e - h a l f hour i n '?

throughout the day, climaxing W i l l Present the captains of each d u r a t i o n . D iamond Mead with a Grand Parade of all team with crests. Team pictures - Motors vs. Overwaitea; Carneys

The Civic Centre wil l be a teams at 8 p.m. CROSS COUNTRY SKI LESSONS T h i s program is an ideal oppor tun i ty to l ea rn the

basics of a spor t which you can pursue fo r m a n y years to come . T h e cour se will b e held a t Coas t M o u n t a i n O u t d o o r School in Pember ton . T h e F r iday n ight c lass will be a theory session dea l ing with such topics as types of equ ipmen t , waxing a n d safety. Eve ryone will stay overn ight in t h e res idence ; p lease b r ing a s leeping bag. Breakfast and a bag lunch will b e p rov ided fo r Sa turday . Y o u will spend all day Sa tu rday skiing.

D A T E S : Fr iday and Saturday . Feb. 2 3 and 24 T I M E : Fr iday 8 p .m. , Sa tu rday al l day COST: $35.00 per person - inc ludes ac -

commoda t ion . food . equipment a n d ' in - s i ruc t ion '

N O T E : . If this c o u i s e fills 'up. , an attempt wil l be m a d e IO have a n o t h e r o n e v.ery soon.

REG ISTR AT10 N: Everyone is asked [&ca l l o r c o m e to the School

Board Office. Payment must be m a d e before the start o f t h e course . ( C h e q u e s made, payable to "School District N o . 48".)- .RegisIration is l jmited - please cab- soon . For fur ther inforrrfa'tion ca l l the 'School Board 'Office -at

OTHER COURSES: . . I t is rrot too late t o register for the fo l lowing courses : S ta ined- Glas s W e e k e n d , A i r Brakes Bread Baking H o r s D'oeuvres G a r d e n i n g

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vs. Diamond Head; Overwaitea vs. Carneys. Two winners to ad- vanre to afternoon paiyoffs in each division.

Atoms: 9-10 years will start at 4:30 a.m. and games will be of one-half hour duration. Bears vs. FMC; Stedmans vs. Bears; FMC vs. Stedmans. Pee WWS: 11-12 years will

45 minutes duration. K&M V S .

' Shell qnd at I1:05 Gilroy vs. Lions.

Bantams: 13-14 years. start at 12:10 p.m.. 45 minute games, with.Hunters vs. Squaqish Mills and at 1 2 5 5 p.m. Weldwood V S .

Rural Construction,

Mi&ets: 15-16 years, star& at 2 - '2:45 p.m. Sparlings VS.

Peoples d rugs and 2:45 P.m. '

Kinsmen V S . Mal loch and Mosely. .'The playoffs will start at 3:30

start at 10:30 and game will be d

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Boarders: Grades VI1 to X I 1 Day Girlh: Grades I t o XI1

4pplicaiions for entrance in September, 1979 should be received as soon as possible. .

PeriAmal interview; and entrance tests will he held ai the school:

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~: Thursday; Mar& 8 ' crabis 11-VI " ' Grades VII.XII. Saturday, Makb 10

Special tesiink arrangements will he made for oul-of-town students.

-Prr\onal interviews will he arranged: i n May for Grade I applicants.

For /urrher information and illurrrated prosperlur a p p b to:

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*final game at 7 I O will feature the Midgets

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er e a always important to help YOU With pole tiPs,beside Your ski wards on your right ski. In; but not louching,' your skis BY leaning SUffiCientlY for- 'read' the track' and take ad- .boots, push down on the shafts should spread at the tips t~ a v- onto the forward and gliding wards into the ,hill, you will vantage of dips, short turns. and using your upper-body weight to shape. ski. As speed decreases, edge in maintain your centre of gravity. sma l l h i l l s where p r o p e r 'aid compression. weight to the forward and Angle your inside ,ski edges and kick off from the right ski. Your upper body moves little technique used at exactly the Bend slightly at the knees and into the hill and bend your For each ski, use both your when riding bumps and hollows. right moment can increase speed follow through with the push knees. ~ e e p your arms and poles to simultaneously ac- Your knees, must be the.shock and enjoyment of negotiating. a until Your upper body is almost poles close 10 your body. company the kick. absorbers when encountering track. .. parallel 10 the track. Poles W i l l With all your weight on your Don ' t use bo th po le s Poling -wi l l further increase bumpy terrain. By bending and

As a car must alter its speed' then lift from the snow- to rest gliding ski, lean slightly forward simultaneously to push yourself momemtum and distance of ex tend ing you can safely to meet changing traffic con- comfortably between thumbs and push down on your poles UP the grade. One pole should each kick. Initial experiences negotiate bumps and hollows. ditions, a skier must d o the same and forefingers of Your OPW using your upper body weight to be planted behind YOU while the with skating on skis can be Ski Cross COUntry is prepared

other moves farther up the hill. t ir ing. Gradua l ly accttstom by CANS1 and sponsored .by

Quickly transfer your weight . stantly transfer the force df that movement by shifting your body

gliding ski. During the kick,' raise your

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betton. the Whistler, Lillooet area while residing in Pcm-

F One ski is planted while the yourself to the movement. It's Molson. other is lifted. This pattern becomes rhythmical to enable I you to obtain a natural forward J

motion. The steeper the hill, the wider

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Traverse If the hill is too steep to

negotiate with the herringbone, use the zig-zag approach. By skiing on an oblique angle to the right, turning, and taking an

gave his confidence a much-

"But winning a World Cup Downhill." insists. Ritchic. "takes just the right amount of men ta l and physical preparation. Everything has to

click. And if it doesn't you just don't win.

needed boobt. _ _ _

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from tive or six European nations who a re of cqval calibre."

Ritchie was pleased with Ir- win's 1 7 t h placC result a! Gar- m ish - Partpn kirchcn. H e ex - plained that Irwin had the fastest first section time and did very well in the second section

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After the most successful season of competition yet for the Canadian men's World Cup downhill team, Coach John Rit- chic and his four downhillers - Ken Read, Steve Podborski, Dave Murray and Dave Irwin - have returned to Canada.

They have come home to comDete in the Canadian men s

BLOCK The British Columbia, Railway's total ' carloadings in January, at 13,949, were down stightly from 14,358 in 'January of the previous year.

Severe winter weather in the interior of the province af- fected the volume of lumber loadings on the railway.

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-- ... . .. dow'nhill championsh ip , "Dave lost the race at the bot- the moment," he says, "is rest February 15-16 at Lake Louise. tom of the course because he's and relaxation for the racers.

remaining, March 3 at Lake ju r i e s a t Val Gardena i n and the seemingly endless drain Placid and the Molson World December. But he's getting over on their energy that inevitably

Mountain, the Canadians are is also improving." World Cup circuit. tied with the Austrians for Ritchic noted that Irwin's "But the guys have chosen this World Cup downhill wins this shift to the Europa Cup circuit life." said Ritchic, "and I think season. was seen by some as a demotion. that by the time the North

Ken Rtad won the season's "It wasn't that at all," he said. American World c u p rolls f irst downhi l l at Morz ine . "What it boils down to is around, we'll have an edge, France, January 6 and Pod- strategy and Dave's .wirhing especially at the Molson World borski won at Morzine, France, twice in the same gay at Verbier

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January 6. The Austrians posted their victories at Val Gardenia. Italy, on December 16 and at Garmish-Partcnkirchen, West Germany, January 27.

But even with the Austrians beginning to pick up the pieces after a rather shaky start to the season "the strength in World Cup Downhill" believes Ritchie, "still lies with the Canadian team."

Said Ritchie, "The Austrians seem to be getting good results now- but nobody is s h a c k c d n u t of their minds because of that. The people in Europe have come to expect those sorts of resul ts from a team as traditionally powerful as the Austrians."

Ritchie. is not overjy worried about the less than spectacular results the Canadians have ob- tained in the last two races.

At Kitzbuhel. Steve Pod- borski had the fastest Canadian time placing elghth wi th Ken Read 141100th of a second behind h im at tenth spot.

"You have to look at those kinds of results in perspective," said Ritchie. "A few years ago, two Canadians in the lop ten in a World Cup Downhill would have been cahse for celebration.

"Now. if our guys place a l i t - tle bit back in the pack, it's seen as a poor result.

"The thing people have lo realize," he continued, "is that our guys are good. but on any given day there are I5 racers

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The Library Board i s to be advised'that their light and fuel ' costs must be budgetied for 1979 a s t h e i r l o n g t e r m operational. financing has now been secured. The V i l l age financing of the light and fuel was i n interim measure unt i l other financing'was arranged. ..

* t * Legal advice i s to Wsought as

soon as possitile regarding contracts for a sewer system treatment plant and the pum- ping station.

* * * I t was decided to again write

to M P Jack Pearsil l i n an at- tempt t o exped i te C B C television service for the Pem- berton area

* * * Mayor Shirley Henry announ-

ced that A l d . GemgkrErtc-kmn would be the delegate from council to the Recreation Com- mission and to the L ibrary Board; A ld. C van der L e e would be the Regional District delegate with A l d P. Perkins as the alternate and she would be the liaison with the Canada Week Committee

* * * The Hon. Allan, Wil l iams.

Minister of Labour and M L A for West V a n c o u v e r - H o w e Sound. in which Pcmherton l ies. w i l l he invited to come to Pem- herton to attend a luncheon in the near future

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In response to a letter from Roh Priest concerning drainage prohlems. m u n i c i p J l snow removal problems a r e u n d t r review and w i l l he studied closely' to hou . and in what manner. service to the down- town merchants can be im- proved upon The drainage prohlems w i l l he rectif ied as much a s possible after the finall lation of the 1979 hudget

~ Pemherton council w i l l he \ending a restrlution. t ( r the A t - torne)-General of B C. asking thal the drinking age he changed trom 19 years (11 age t o 2 I years ut I q c . D

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( ' i iuncil decided 1 1 1 support ihe Kiding Cluh in i t s proposal Jor H<r'r5e Shou ;iren;i

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?he chamber 111 ('o!iimcrcc uill he granted permi\\ion ' 1 1 ) place i t s lourist hooth IrJi Icr on 1.01 I 5 from Ma) I 10 Oc! 3 I . whlect to the siting heing ~p proved hy council. and that all c(rs15 he borne by the chanihcr

. * . ('ounti l. approved the i ipnmg '

01 the Building Inspcciiirn Scr. v i c e c A g r c e f i c n t w i t h the 5quamish-l. iIIooci Regional D istrict

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AND APPLIANCES

IS MOVING Thursday, March -1st - to 2nd Ave. across from the

Bowling Alley (in the old Eldorado Floor 1 bldg.)

USE OUR CONVENIENT BUDGET PLAN

NO MONEY DOWN 45 DAYS TO 1st 'PAYMENT .

FREE DELIVERY

ALL STOCK MUST GO! / * WASHERS * DRYERS * f V * STEREO * SO.FAS .* CHAIRS

* BEDDING * LAMPS * LOVE SEATS * MICRO=WAVE OVENS *,

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PHONE STORE HOURS * Free Delivery * felephone Orders

* Consumer Service VALLEY FURNITURE

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Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs., Sat. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.

* Free Set Up * Free Lay

Away Plan Friday

9 a.m. - 9 p.m.

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