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Vol. 1, No. 37

Squamish,

B.C., Thursday, March 29, 1951

Ski Slopes near Diamond Head Chalet

SKI RESORT HAS |":
BUSY SEASON

Diamond Head Chalet enjoyed a
busy weekend over the Easter holi
day with more than thirty guests
there Among those returning for

‘| radio

their annual Easter visit were Gil
Hoolev, Al Brice and Guv Dutson
of the UBC Department of Chem-
Alex Wainman and Hans,
Ronemois of the Slavonic Laneg-

istry,
fr ope

with son Pat and dau |
ghter Susan, Jean McEwen. og
Roxs, Hilda McLean and Peter jay. |
Also spending the weekend were |
Chris Reid, Kurt Starke, Mr and)
Mrs J Jette: and their two child.
ren, Alice Huberman. Bett

Mackenzie,

and Mrs: cia Mtn who were
turned-back lastChristinas bv hign
water at Little Mamquam Creek ave
also guests. as well as Pat Keatly,
Vancouver Sun reporter, and Roy
Hoolev, who is up from California

to go ski-mountaineering with Ian

Several other guests arrived at
the beginning of Jhe week, Mr. and
Mrs Knowles, of Victoria, Lorne

ering

Krugel, Pat and Rick Murphy and

Peter Spring, skico! tianist for the
Province.

The Chalet is now equipped with
and hooked up
with the Vancouver radio telephon
station,

telephone

which allows the resort to
keepin touch with their West Van

couver ‘office and permits calls to

be made to any number in Vancou
ver. This service. coupled with the
helicopter landings will make it
easier to bring anvone out. in ca-e
of au accident Itke the one which

ig. ee last spring

pert, Cyril Trott

‘MEETING TO PROTEST
BCHIS PREMIUM RATES

a public meeting
rheathe on

Sunday.
£? pm to discuss the
hospital insnrance.

Ran Harding, CCF member for
Kaslo Slocan will address the gath
Mr. Harding pas a great
deal of information on the subject
of hospital insurance and has led
debates on the problem in the pro
vineial legislature

Main purpose of the meeting will
be to protest the rise in bospital
i
C. Carson has also been invited to
attend the meeting

insurance premiums. The Hon

ewport Hotel Limited :

Excellent Accommodation

eu Modern

Moderate Rates

The Best of Cuisine

“You'll Like the af a

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jfented with a gold W altham p

WORK RESUMED ON
NEW SCHOOL BUILDING

Work on the Squamish Junior
Senior high school has been resum-
ed after a delav of sbout eight
weeks. Concrete is now being pour
ed for the foundation walls and the
of the first floor

building has just commenced

laying of the

Lumber deliveries were also de
laved bv the bad weather but the
work on the trusses has resumed
since the materials nave been arr
wing

Tn about a month from now the
progress will be seen and the puild
ing will begin te take shape. ‘The
pourtug of the concrete walls should
be completed some time next week.

The contractors. Bennett
White Co Ltd., nave about 35 men
working on the buildipg at present.

Woodfibre

On Saturday night, Mach 24th
partv for Mr KE Pp
Brennan in the Community hall
About three hurdred fiiends and
relatives attended and he was pres-

and

a farewell

as heen
the manager of the Woodfibre plant
for the past 35 vears aud the place
not seem the same withont
his familiar presence On Sunday
be left to reside in) Vancouver

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will

Beth Walton and Miss T. Kuieht:
spent Soe F
oe es

weekend with -'
one ae : a

’

Shivlev Chadwick spent tue noll-
d v weekend with her parents

Mr. F. Niro is home frem Van
couver College for the Kaster holi-
days.

Mrs J Ramsay and the children
spent the Easter weekend in Van-
coluuver

Mrs J Guthrie and the children
are spending the holidavs with her
people in*Victoria

Pheer Competes

into the former Whitbv home.

moved
He
is in the engineering Oe pe Leak
of the boiler house.

Mrs. F. Van Horlick and her two
children were weekend visitors at
the M, Eckersley’s

Mr. and A\rs. Percv Eckersley
Jr. spent the holiday weekend with
his parents.

Mrs. Ralph Tutin, president of
the PTA is attenbing the PTA
convention in Victoria this week.

Mrs E Beckett and the child-
are in Vancouver this week where
Mrs Beckett is attending the B.C.

have

Teacher's Federation Convention.
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Be ornare ous oe
Sauanish. r became the bride oF

Legion Notes

With the good weather coming,
enthusiasm for the Canadian Leg-
ion Memorial Hall is growing in
intensity and the recruiting of new
members is in full swing.

The arrival of one hundred sacks
of cement for the founation is an
indication that a start on the first
stages of building the hall and the
Memorial Cenotaph
the near future

will begin in
A quantity of
lumber, ais@for the foundation,
will be available as soon as the mill
is in full production

\
The entertainment committee
has planned an extensive program
A whist drive apd
cribbage: tournament will soon be
started. Watch for more details.

A sign,
new hall will soon appear on Cleve-
ioe here

to raise funds.

marking the site oi the

Golaiy---Nore

A very p etty wedding took place.
in Squamish United church Satur-
dav morning. March 24 at 11 am.

when Jean Astrid Irene, youngest
sent Mos ~ Posnies “Neore-of, es

Frank John Golaty, second son of

Mr and Mrs. V Golaiv of White-
wood. Sask. Rev. J. R. Hewitt
officiated.

The bride, who was given. in
marriage by her father, chose

heavy white satin for her wedding
pown Tbe net yoked bodice fea-
tured a lace ruffle below the yoke,
aud long lily pointed sleeves The
fulr skirt. cut slightly. en train, was
edged with lace and caught up in
the front with bunucbes of lily of
the valley. Her
length veil fell from:a pleated net *
halotrimmed with orange blossoms.

three quarter

She carried red roses.

Her sole attendant, Mrs. Brian
Bucklev, wore core corded taffeta
in aqua. ‘The full skirted gown,
featured a net overskirt and bustle
bows, while the bodice was to~ped
by an off-shoulder double fold of
material at the neckline. She wore
a matching cap and elbow length
mitts avd carried white carnations.

Vendal Golaiv, the brother of
the groom was best man and the
usher was another of his brothers,
Tonv Golaiy

The reception was held in the
\dining room of the Community
hall and. Rev. J. R. Hewitt propos-
ed the toast to the bride.

For their honeymoon in Seaftle,
the bride donned a suit in the new
toast-beige shade with navy ac-
cessories. On their return they
will reside in Squamish.