VOTE 9 A.M. TO 7 P.M. FOR CANDIDATES IN COAST CAPILANO RIDING

LIBERAL JAMES SINCLAIR
[PHOTO]

PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE WILLIAM PAYNE
[PHOTO]

C.C.F. HUGH CLIFFORD
[PHOTO]

SOCIAL CREDIT EVELYN FINGARSON
[PHOTO]

LET US FACE THE FACTS

MANY HANDS NEEDED

DRIVERS NEEDED

SOCIAL NOTES

ELECTIONS ARE WON BY A SINGLE VOTE

PROPER PLACING OF REFUGEES

THE WORD TO A CHILD

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

B. C. CENTENARY MADE KNOWN

OUT TOWN
BY JACK SCOTT
PLACE DROPPERS

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
ANNUAL MEETING OF MOTHER CHURCH
SEES HUMANITY GAINING FREEDOM

PROCON LEADER MIXES WITH UNION

CONTEMPORARY OPINION
LET'S SPEAK UP

ON LIGHTER SIDE

TEEN TOPICS
BY SANDRA GREER

NOW IT CAN BE TOLD
[PHOTO]

SCHOOL $1,700,000 BUILDING PROGRAM NEARING COMPLETION IN VALLEY

FORMER RESIDENT DIES IN WINNIPEG

[PHOTO]
HALIBUT STEAK

BIRTHS

POLICE COURT

[DRAWING]

SHY OF BLOOM?
CUT FLOWERS

THE GARDEN PICTURE

GROWN FROM SEED

BEST CHOICE

PROTECT SEED

PANSIES RANUNCULUS

RELATIONS VISIT REVEREND AND MRS MCNEIL

B.C.E. TO SPEND $25,000,000

[PHOTO]
REVEREND H. S. CLUGSTON, B.D.

SOCIAL NOTES

USE PENCIL SUPPLIED; OTHERWISE VOTE LOST

WEEKLY X-WORD PUZZLE
[CROSSWORD]

[PHOTO]
PRESENTED TO QUEEN

RADFORD STARS IN TRACK MEET

FERTILE SOIL, IF IRRIGATED
[CARTOON]

LAST ELECTION SAW SINCLAIR RETAIN SEAT WITH HIGHEST B.C. MAJORITY

LET'S EAT
BY IDA BAILEY ALLEN
TOMORROW'S DINNER
SUNDAY DINNER

AROUND THE GARDEN
BY E.L.S.
THE RECK DAPHNE

AETHIONEMA

HYPERICUM

SUMMER BLOOM

REVEREND HAROLD CLUGSTON TO TAKE OVER REVEREND MCNEIL AT SQUAMISH UNITED

NEW HOME FOR SCHOOL BOARD

[PHOTO]
CHECKERBOARD UPSIDE DOWN CAKE

DEAN SCARLE SPEAKS TO GRADUATES

PLANS UNDER THE WAY FOR BIG FALL FAIR ON LABOR DAY

LIONS CLUB BINGO NEXT THURSDAY

FUNERAL SERVICES FOR MRS. ADAMSON

'THE CHIEFTAIN' HOTEL TO BE OPENED THIS YEAR: COST OVER $300,000

HARDY FRAMEWORKS FOR APPLE TREES IN BRTISH COLUMBIA

GIRL GUIDES TO HOLD TEA AND BAKE SALE

OUT ON A LIMB
BY SCAMPY MCCULLOCH

RAISE FAMILY WHILE STUDYING
[PHOTO]

CLASSIFIED ADS

DEATHS

PERSONAL

CARPENTRY

PERSONALS

SQUAMISH-PEMBERTON VALLEYS RECORD LARGEST VOTE IN RETURNING SINCLAIR

COMMISSION OK NEW TOWN AREA

BRITANNIA BEACH MAN WEDS

SOCIAL NOTES

GRADUATES ENJOY DEAN SCARFE TALK

RAY STREET CENTENNIAL HEAD

PEMBERTON NEWS
BY MRS. GRETEL WATSON

LIBRARY BUILDING PLANNED AS CENTENNIAL PROJECT

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

EIGHT CROSSINGS WITHOUT SIGNALS

CHURCH NOTICES
SUNDAY, JUNE 16, 1957

TEACHER TRANSFERS ANNOUNCED

RAY STREET CENTENNIAL HEAD

PARTY HELD FOR MRS. M . SMITH

SLOW DOWN AND LIVE!

GLORIFIED BABY-SITTERS

SLOGAN FOR SHORTS

EVANGELIST CENTRE EXPANDS

CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE

WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO RENT

LOST

HELP WANTED

CARPENTRY

PERSONAL

SALMON SPAWNING BEDS TO BE BUILT AT CHEEKYE

24TH OF MAY SPORTS DAY ATTRACTS RECORD NUMBER OF CONTESTANTS

ST. JOHN'S CHURCH TO HOLD MISSION

OIL COMPANY OPEN NEW BOAT SERVICE

NICK FESCHUK MARKS 7TH YEAR DRIVING SCHOOL BUS

MAIL DELIVERY ON TUESDAYS

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT STILL HOLDS TO PROMISE

TRACK TEAM PICNIC HERE

BERNARD BROWN HEADS MERCHANTS

POLICE COURT

SQUAMISH STORES TO ASK FOR FRIDAY NIGHT OPENING

REC. LEADERSHIP CLASSES IN VICTORIA

PEOPLE TRAVELLING

[PHOTO]
HON. JAMES SINCLAIR , MINISTER

W.C. CAMPBELL HEADS NEW TEACHER APPOINTMENTS FOR SQUAMISH

FISH FIND STREAM THROUGH TASTE

WORK PARTY FOR CEMETERY

SINCLAIR WAITING FOR PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT TO BUILD ROAD TO GARIBALDI

VISITORS FROM NEW YORK

SQUAMISH HOMES ARE VULNERABLE

TIME TO INCREASE PENSIONS

BIRTHS

HOW TO LIVE THROUGH THE SUMMER
A REMINDER FROM THE HEALTH LEAGUE OF CANADA

BIRTHDAY PARTY HELD FOR CARYL COSMAN

CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE MISC.

HELP WANTED

CARPENTRY

PERSONAL

(CROSSWORD PUZZLE ANSWER FOR LAST WEEK)
[CROSSWORD]

[PHOTO]
HEADING the first service club in Squamish and the newest Lions Club in North America is popular resident Pat Flack. Honoring the occasion with a special trainload of more than 350 members of Lions Clubs from all parts of B.C. and Washington who arrived 6 p.m. Saturday and left later that night. Presentation of charter was by Lanche Crowe, district governor, and guest speaker was Ray C. Freeman, international Lion counsellor. George Wong presented gifts and founder of the club, Wilf Munton, International Counsellor, was a master of ceremonies. A delicious dinner was enjoyed in the Squamish High School with the Canadian Legion Women's Auxiliary catering.
-C. F. Butcher photo

HAROLD BAILEY RECEIVES GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD

BEDDING PLANTS NEEDED

MOTHER'S DAY TEA BAZAAR MAY 11

SQUAMISH TAXES UP 3.5 MILLS TO MEET EDUCATION COSTS

BOARD HONORS FRANK SCOTT

TAX RATE 17 MILLS FOR SQUAMISH

[PHOTO]
EVELYN FINGARSON, 48

[PHOTO]
PRIME MINISTER

MUNICIPAL REPS. TO CONVENTION

[PHOTO]
WM. H. PAYNE

THE HOWE SOUND TIMES
PUBLISHED BY CLAUDE S. Q. HOODSPITH - JOHN A. D. WUTTUNEE
P. O. BOX 107, SQUAMISH, B.C.
EVERY MONDAY AT SQUAMISH, B.C.

THE UNPROTECTED SQUAMISH HIGHWAY

FORGET THE POLITICS

THE OLD HOME TOWN
BY STANLEY
[CARTOON]

OUT TOWN
BY JACK SCOTT
HOLD THAT DREAM

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

$900 DAMAGE TO CAR, TRUCK

[CROSSWORD PUZZLE]

TOWN FACES SERIOUS FIRE THREAT WITH POORLY TRAINED VOLUNTEERS

MRS. FOUGBERG NAMED CHAIRMAN OF SCHOOL BOARD

5-YEAR SCHOOL EXPANSION PLAN FOR $1.700,000

SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK
BY R. J. SCOTT
[CARTOON]

WALTER A. JACKLIN & CO.
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS

BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 48 (HOWE SOUND)

GIRL GUIDE CAMP WANTED

BRITANNIA GUIDES TO MEET COMMISS.

CORRECTION

[PHOTO]
YOUTHFUL sportscaster Doug Maxwell,

HOSPITAL BUSY AS POPULATION GROWS

(CROSSWORD PUZZLE ANSWER FOR LAST WEEK)
[CROSSWORD PUZZLE]

FOUR NEW TEACHERS TO MEET EXPANSION

DANISH CUSTARD

[PHOTO]
HONEYMOON ON VANCOUVER IS FOLLOWS PRETTY MUNROE - HALVERSON WEDDING

CHRISTENINGS

NAME NEEDED FOR VALLEY

CHURCH NOTICES

BIRTHS

TEN TOPICS

INSURANCE RATE REDUCED $1.00

ANNOUNCEMENT

[PHOTO]

$114,500 SCHOOL PROPOSED FOR LIONS BAY

FERTILIZERS FOR POTATO PRODUCTION

BOXING CLASSES EVERY THURSDAY

UNTOUCHED ISLE

[PHOTO]
JOHN C. COLUMBO, ARCHITECT
HOUSE NO. 1-118
MODERN SPLIT LEVEL
[DRAWINGS]

CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE

HELP WANTED

CARPENTRY

WANTED TO RENT

PERSONAL

FASHIONS

[PHOTO]
Cliff McKay and Lorraine McAllister play host to one of their many fans Ronny Winn. Cliff and Lorraine can be seen everyweek on CBC-TV's "Holiday Ranch."

BY JACK SCOTT

TELLERS OF TALES

[PHOTO]
PADDLES TO BE STILLED

FIREMEN HAVE CONTROL OVER TRAFFIC

[PHOTO]
PHYLLIS MARSHALL

WOODFIBRE QUEEN CROWNED MAY 24

BRITANNIA QUEEN IS BETTY BRADLEY

SOCIAL NOTES

[PHOTO]
COWBOY RECEIVING

NO FIRES IN SQUAMISH AREA
DRY WEATHER BRINGS INCREASED FIRE HAZARD

ST. JOSEPH'S HOLDS

MISSION FOR WEEK

OFFICERS ELECTED TO PGE ASSOCIATION

GOVERNMENT GRANTS UP PAVING APPROPRIATIONS
STREET PAVING GRANT $6500 MATCHED BY VILLAGE

SQUAMISH UNITED PASTOR RETIRES
[REVEREND HAROLD S. CLUGSTON]

IMPRESSIVE RECORD
FORMER LOCAL STUDENTS GRADUATE IN HOSPITAL, UNIVERSITY EXAMS

DECIDE TO SELL PGE COMMUNITY HALL

[PHOTO]
JANE MUSKETT

A PILL FOR PHIL

KEEPING WOMEN IN THEIR PLACE..

THE HAPPIEST DAY OF THE YEAR..

WHY THE CHEMISE DISGUISE...?

[CARTOON]

WEEKLY BROWSINGS
BY JIM BAUGH

SCOUT AND CUB NEWS BRIEFS
BY ROSS CAMERON

BISHOP BROTHERS' MOTHER DIES AT 96

CLASSIFIED ADS

DATES TO REMEMBER

FORMER STUDENTS GUEST SPEAKERS

HIGH SCHOOL GRADS AND THEIR PLANS

JANE MUSKETT AWARDED FOUR-YEAR SCHOLARSHIP

[PHOTO]

SHELL OIL AWARD
SCOUT AUXILIARY WINS $1,000 SAFETY AWARD

SOCIAL NOTES

[MAP]
MAP shows the Upper Levels Highway from Vancouver to Squamish which is nearing completion. The Lions Bay subdivision is opposite Boyer Island marked on the map. The setting boasts some of the most wonderful scenery on the coast. The plateau nestles below the famous Lions, Vancouver's hallmark, with excellent beach and bathing facilities.

NSF CHEQUE BRING FINE, JAIL TERM; TEST CASE BROUGHT BY LOCAL DEALER

VLA PLAN SUB-DIVISION HOUSING DEVELOPMENT FOR SQUAMISH

$500,000 SHOPPING CENTER FOR LIONS BAY SUBDIVISION

PUBLIC MEETING WITH PREMIER SOUGHT BY BOARD OF TRADE; MORE DETAILS NEEDED

MACKENZIES RENOVATE

TIMES TO OPEN OFFICES SOON

THE HOWE SOUND TIMES
PUBLISHED BY CLAUDE S. Q. HOODSPITH - JOHN A. D. WUTTUNEE
EVERY THURSDAY AT SQUAMISH, B.C.

A NEWSPAPER IS BORN

ELECTRONIC EYE FOR THE BLIND
[PHOTO]

SINCLAIR AND B. OF T. GET BETTER MAIL SERVICE ON P.G.E.

CROSSWORD
BY A. C. GORDON
[CROSSWORD PUZZLE]

STEELHEAD STRIKE FOR FISHING DERBY

LIBRARY ADDS NEW BOOKS

BRACKENDALE BRIEFS
MRS GWEN JUDD

CHURCH NOTICES
SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 1957

TRAFFIC CONTROL NEEDED FOR BUSY STREETS

SQUAMISH VALLEY ANNUAL SPORTS CAPADES ANNOUNCED

DIAMOND HEAD HAS RECORD TOURIST CROWD

CLASSIFIED ADS

CLASSIFIED RATES

FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

PERSONAL

BIRTHS

BUILDING SUPPLIES FIRM OPENS HERE

LIBRARY BOARD NAMES OFFICERS

BRITANNIA REPORTS PORT REVENUE

TOO MANY TOOTS FROM P.G.E. TRAIN

WHERE DOES THE SQUAMISH L.C.B. GET ITS WATER?